Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
WACO.
Tom Narnell Says lie Never Feared
Mob aud Does Not Fear
One Now.
The Portuguese wife Of white, the A..
legged brazilian Couutcrfoitcr, Bids
Kim Uood.Byc.
sneeiAl TO mo Gn1ntto.

Special to tho Gazette
WACO, TEN, Nov. 90 Tom Varuell de-
slres to correct statement made In the
interview with him yesterday Narncll
says "Yuu quoted me ns saying that
the llillsboro jail was 80 insecure that
dreaded mob violence II kept there. You
misunderstood me. ! did not nor do !
fear any mob The reason | wanted 70
get out of the Ilillsboru jail was because
II was very uncomfortable and | had
wearied OF confinement In such place.
Namell appeared very cheerful to-day and
does not seem 10 have any apprchensions
Of disastrous result when his case comes
to trial, Hubbard, one OF the conyicts
who escaped from lIlllsbOro with Narnell,
was forwarded 10 the Huntsville prison
tonight.
MIS-. Joseph H.. White, wife OF the
principal defendant in the celebrated
Brazilian counterleiting case, has been m
the city two days visiting her husband
prior to his departure tomorrow for ST.
Louis. She was born In Brazil aud does
not speak any language but Portuguese.
While here she was the guest Of Prof..
Malone and family, who knew her In Bra
I'll. She is a highly educated lady and 80
loyal 10 her husband that she believes he
will surely be acquitted. She babe him
goodbye this evening aud returned TO
her home near whitney. IL rs probable
that Marshal Cnbcll will accompany
White 10 ST. Louis tomorrow.
The Day publishes lengthy card this
evening from Rev W. w. Patrick, rector
of ST Peters church lEpscopnl) at Bren.
nam, giving his side Of the rather unusual
scene that occurred last Sunday week
ago between himself and Rector Starr IN
st. Paul's church in this city. Mr.. Pat
rick explains that In coming To Waco and
asking collections for the mission fund,
that he was not "a clerical beggarn but
was simply carrying out the instructions
of the bishop ana diocesan council lie
rather twits the rector and brethren here
for the treatment he received.
The Jcnney Electric Light company are
now shipping their plant for the illumlna-
ton OF this city. They prOpusc, Ia their
contract, that II shall be practicable,
when their lights are burning 1t night, to
tell the time on the dial OF an ordinary
sized watch anywhere within radius OF
a hail mile from their light towers, which
will be l25 feet high and bear five arc
lights OF 1000 candle power each.
In the district court this evening the
case OF Richmond, the ex-rAilroad con
dnctor, went TO the jury. The lnterna-
tional & Great Northern discharged Rich
moUd and "black-listcdn bin, and be Is
suing for $50, 900 damages.
Business Ia the United States district
court progresses steadily. The grand
jury finds bills daily Several prisoners
we're arralgned to-day and HAD the
amount Of their bail bonds fixed, among
them Hamilton, the eX-asslstant-post-
master at McGrcgor.
Among the attorneys attending the
United States court are Mr. Green, Of
Alexander & Green, New YORK, w. =.
IIerndon of Tyler, y. - Saunders Of
Bolton and Jasper lianey Of Weather
ford
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