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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
TIE 9AzETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 49,

II, Butler, the ten-ycar-old son of Cant.
Tom Butler, was seriously inidred there
on last Friday evening by being thrown
from his horse. He was chasing COW
when the horse stumbled aud fell GU rs
rider. Medical aid was quickly sum.
moned. but he has never spoken since
The physician thinks the fan caused con
oussion Of the brain.
Mr.. Francis Granger received n letter
yesterday from w. w. johnson, wen.
known railroad contractor of Strawn. on
the Texas & Pacific, In which he rive an
affecting account OF the death OF his only
daughter, an infant Waking up in the
night, she said to her mother: "Mamma,
m sick; God wants me,u and died al
most Immediately. What a sermon for
humanity, those words from the lips OF a
dying babel
/ well-attended meeting of prominent
society ladies OF the city was held at the
opera-house yesterday evening to con-
slider and adopt ways and means in re-.
gard TO the ball and banquet to be given
on the 26th inst. A full list Of commit
/ tees was appointed, whose makeup Is a
guarantee that the event will prove
( what is expected by the social world,
ny hVSe SVilplvtc anu Ncllght-
full affair ever enjoyed 10y Fort
Worth society. Much interest and en-
thusiasm was developed, Indicating that
/ November 20 will witness an event whose
success will be commensurate with tho
tact and energy of the ladies in charge.
Mr. Walter iluffman's new building on
Main street, just below Joseph II. Brown,
has been secured for the supper, and 4
more accessible or commodious place
1 could not have been found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
PLANO.
a Constable Rcsigns-CoIlin County Notes.
Speciol 10 the Gazette

a Constable Rcsigns-CoIiin County Notes.
Special 10 the Gazette.
PLANO, TEX, Nov. I2.-Mr. John KEEP
per, who was made constable OF this pre-
cinct at the last general election, has re-
signed his office, and viii shortly remove
with his family to Margaret, the county
seat OF Hardeman county. Mr. Keeper
sold his farm near this place a few weeks
ago TO Mr.. Dock Angel for s2400.
Mr.. John II. Reedy has been appointed
by our county commissioners court 10
iii out the uncxpired term OF Keppler as
constable.
Squire Pcarcc says he has had his
''nll" OF the Office Of justice OF the peace,
and will not be n candidate for reelection.
Professor Fowler lcctured last night on
the subject of "Science, Phrenology and
History"
Rev. Mr.. Broadln OF the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN church is here looking after
the interests of his flock llc win oc-
cupy the pulpit Of his church at this place
on next Sunday,
The Review Office has been removed
from Mechanic street TO larger and bet
ter quarters Mr.. Daniel Craighead, the
editor and publisher, Is a gentleman OF
lndomitAblc energy and push, and If any
body can make the Review q success, he Is
the man.
Col Home Y. Peyton has been APP
pointed agent az this place for the Texas
Benevolent association, life Insurance
company whose home Office IL az Waco.
Prof. Hamilton opened his school on
the first Of the month and is giving entire
satisfaction, both 10 pupils and patrons.
ON last Saturday more tLan twenty
horses were sold on our streets at puolic
auction. They brought good prices, aud
both the sellers and the buyers seemed
satisfied with the sales.
The thinking men OF North Texas have
no sympathy with immigration notions OF
that aat-iooted ngure-head in the guber-
Material chair al Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
ALnn.nrlh.
ancclnl ln IA GnltIIo.

H'IiN'ifA ~ wv Nfffa'tN'f
NlNailulp, 1lN.Noy y lNpro hps hceu
so much done mud htnf duoe hetc ot 1874 In
the Way ut improve Ucnts, ant ro litto .ud
ahnut " iNNuur touWn-, tlin NuUg r1scp
.pondcpi feels tui QUE .oplo have nos lorn
properly fcmVtrnttl. NAMED CI hrlur tnt.
rounded hy 50 good AGRICULTURAL country, ,h,ro
a. no good rrnsou why Pes sbpnlh not douhlc
her uhabliHuis In i,uWl, 1nd Increase lnlppr
wont, n tusints- lu inc nest tAtlVr mnntUs.
lots m town ntc llug miih t fnaN dg
utus, ana ulef rD-dvuUr lola can ho had tHcAp,
ranging from $50 tn flN0.
T. uiire irWrtt court Ndjourued eFtcgduy.
after lrn asar ing con dtrNtl1 huHluc.s. The
ease hsuiurt u e.. Munro tur an aHsHht With
intent lp murder lila hVttUr hall, WAS called aud
hls bond HNul Ht ~ o for bi appearance 40 the
district court, hut, az late hour thla cYcumg,
hr hhd falud 10 mHle his uni,
MIR, Jthn Ryier oi Ahileno ~ Visiting Ma
father aed ticnda prncAlly, after an absence
OF i've ycnrs
Mrs Martha Cruhh lcft Yesterday morning fnt
| the NJ, T.. conference, which mrrta in IorsicAnH
From there she goes 10 her dNughtor's q, koRHe
whore She will probably remain duing the
winner
Tho tBrmors OF this community arc about on,
Of dtht and uie IN line uprlta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
rnE wArMR.wonKs AGAIN.
A critic WHO DISCOVERS SOME SERIOUS
FAULTS IN THEIR MANAGEMENT.

FAULTS IN THEIR MANAGEMENT.
Font WORTH, TEX, Noy. p, 1885.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
4 very interesting letter signed by
"Anon,n was published in your issue OF
Yesterday in which the business manage
mcnt of the ciy's watcr-works Is han
died in manner that would lead per
son acquainted with the affairs of the
watcr-works to conclude that canon"
writes OF subject of which he is well
acquainted, Still he does not do full
Justice to the whole matter in his search
ing for reasons Why the water-woIks
do not pay expenses.
The committee of the city council, who
have had the affairs OF the water-works
under their supervision, have been from
the time that they assumed control very
heavily weighted by the opposition OF GER
tain other members OF the council, and
the expenses OF conducting the
works have been, to certain
extent, augmented by this Internal
division Hamong the powers that
be-" TO explain, canon" states
that the salary OF secretary was placed at
figure that no really compatent man
would work for. Now, the secretary OF
inc private CuIHuldlloh WIZ NbiA wy
works to the city Is a man who was, and
is, fully capable of conducting an Office
whose business is Of the largest dimen-
sions and whose accounts are more com
plicated than those OF the water-works
and upon his resignation the council
adopted nm ordinance In which the salary
of the secretary was placed at $1,000 pei
annum. The present incumbent was Tie
successful applicant, and there were three
other gentlemen who presented theii
claims for consideration at the same time,
under the salary proposed, who are fully
able 20 successfully manage the accounts
OF a business much larger than the Fort
! Worth water-works without help from
any one. A man appointed 10 the post
ton, If h is fully competent, does not re-
/ auire the help OF an assistant. The
/ amount of business does not call for 1t,
thereby saving Of $50 per month could
have been made which has been
spent in the employment of an Inspector
who was really an assistant to the secre'
tary. do NOT say that the present sec
retary Is not fully competent to manage
the business for which he has been EN-
ployed, but the facts remain that there
mas heen a useless expense cntailed upon
the city Of $50 per month, Some one IL
10 blame for the expenditure. VINO the
blame is to fall upun Is o question TO an
gwer. This amount would have purchased
n quantity OF coal or other supplies neceS
sary. That better and more economical
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
rnlt.hnrn.
sncclal No GaiotIc.

NNNcNl Va inc NAiNtlNs
roTTeputo, TIN, NOV lN--N MAculi, 0ct
currCd here ~ few n,ghls aro in tkf taloon 80 D,
T. ilamluon between tbe b1r ,uudvr aud "a
young moa nnmcd ndloy, 10 Whhh The luht
ana plstol weto brought INTO repVlHuuN Thry
WCtv mol usad, however as tue pardtipants
wore ui-NtNrd before thoY hAd e chaucN Sc use
them. fhC parties Wcto un hclurc hls linnor
Inst nigh and we've liped sac usuM sum altd me
nccui saly trimmings
Our town isun q u om Nl this tinu lu thn NAN
.pt building Nuulr Rrus hdv0 lust completed
thNlr two Stone miudng and Wiil ucct,lN thew
tlv ist Of nvc,mhCr ntmv lifOs, N,N conn
mvntr thpir siOnc buiidiug In Tow dHtp. which
VII lee about the lar,c.t uhc In own There ie q
great dvmAud Tor dwellings Without q vacant
huuStfin the town, tuuruurn tWu Npurr aK0
had live etorcs agd about 100 inhabitants, To
pay n has over 90 nlHMlluts Hud ten stortF.
aud VIII lta tow .0,s have twelve siur,y and
several moro dwellings
De- Rev. J. b. Vim uu AMI Witn 1 u here 70
tnW days HEp Ia uurud iha ". L.. Uhu ,h tun
lcrvntV nt torsicma 10 I not expected lANi
TIC F'nllomau W,lt return, muGb to tho r9ttet
OF me Uuilrr community, az De has hetu ms
pastor at this plucc tor iWo years,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
iouo.


nOWtr, TEN,, NoY H. "A cold, dry nnfthtr
ratuc last uighL making Ovurcoats ahiessinr
Cart, liUehs aud Witeoi Dal'as are Nore The
captain Va trying to blll sprip ut our Wild gauo
The Young MVn's social Climb gaNo "a dance
last night which waA enjoyed by most an Cur
yuung people.
our lnmhrrlucp are an happy, oWlng 60 large
smiles. They have r0il 10 Tide railroad company
uyrr $500 In height h'llsin the last wucE
business ul an Ainbs Np ported gOof,
Udr ttOcknpn utU hnNpyovcr Nor, Worth gol
tl1W The tCfiip fntor Wolhhnndth the NigUlpttaVl
with Engend thourh ttMeA sajd when the 10.
port was hgst stNilrh that hen Fort Worth
attttCd q Thing ed uat A,pd Ahe Nouid catlN 20
Through Win NiM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
FIIE CITY.
,unIVALs.

uorEL 49,"
Go. r. simonson' n
.tsAlo'sis .rty and wife, n; ~ =
DsuEb lal. .T.clldden, Lo,veli,
Il. Ausiin, II. II. Cuthbert,
nnk y, c. l,ssI Marshalli J. j..
n. u, nS,'r {. Mcsmitb, Lit
oulssiliissi louisville K. II.
Z. " M 'p h. Potter, Dallas
Il !. u Kim M'i pa Tai'is j. J; Buck
,sie NcC ,,,',3 MY; VII Fulton
Il. AppleVp NTH Mcclure, Homer,
OF VIZ cslsni, ralarm, Ark.i y,
srley ! ". Dufey, st. LOUIS
~ Kansas city. ,,,nson
3 Bruns"iIo Kim McCurdy, Cisco;
ID, Tex, ,,sco; jefferson stone,
Brovn, y McGoff, New Mexico;
osai;, !, y, Macon, Ga.i John
lpry iOg y short, Abllene John
adj ,,o,ille. Tenn; j. i. fer-
FayeT1, rx.; j. c. watson, Geor-
hore, lsA,l and wife, Arkansas.
I. lsIs ,ns,nbcrs OF the Katie Put
owing VIZ, VIZ Belle Inman, Miss
rdpei T Mr James A. Deylin, Mr..
grIr'!' p ~, n. Saro, A. Glass
9lrc Va Frank b. IIatchi w +.
, auu Martin Kolle, Denton,
I a lns. AIyordi Z. I, Gep, I'll
,..,.uick. w. =. Jones,
& ,sI,Iism Moon, Big Spring;
y Y Abilene; II. f. Hendricks,
'usg loDn ". Burleson, san Mar
sisai ss'vSsworth, st. Louis; w. +.
D. n o.sesns; d. G. pinney, New
Nv ~ ~ Tnttle. New MeXicoj p.
" W MARIETTA; w. p. Stokes,
lobn Gune, st. Louis; 5,
VIZ S.sYork; w. b. Plcmmons,
e.rre C.. Killiam, Dallasi
eaN Il. Harold; Thomas Parks
Shaw, New York; }. $
sr'n; John f. Mann, Palo'
S. Williams, Texas; w. j
IN" NJ. ID. Stokes, Louisiana
slssr 81. Louis; Katie Putnam
r~sry. Mary Putnam, JOIN
Middleton, combination
IN walters, New York; james
n,lIss; d. o. Buchanan, Naya
nisAoon. New York; w. i
nashville: Miss a. V. Worth
II.
Mansion: j. ID. Barnes, llo
D. Compton, Cleburne; j. a
a,l,eston. b. winfield, Alvarado
II Watson. pittsburg, Pa; ID
~ York. G. S. Payne, New York
Randall, Aurora; d. u. Gard
'lsps county, Tex; j. +. Jones
VIZ. Simpson, st. Louis; ). G
ard. Aurora; II. b. Scoiield
)a,s R h. IIa2elton, Henrietta; }
g,rIsud, Nashville, Tenn; A. Ed
Wichita Fails; s. S. Perry, Waco
a1nds. Cleburne; j. $. Walluc,
Mansfield; j. W. Iantis, Il. Il
Nm. Fleming, X. II Turner, Thor
l, Geo. W. Jarvis, Missouri Kan
E.ns nilway; DR., II. q. Smith
lB. Kirkpatrick, Sherman; j. N
Granbury; DR.. A. b. Mullins
". l.. York, Decatur; j. L
4. Cisco; j. II. LeBosquct, Gal
W. 7. Hudson, kopperl; j. X
Galveston; j, Deit2lcr, Loueoa>
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
nnNonAnLY AcouIrTED.

cELFBRATED CASE AFFECTING THREE
wEIl-RNOWN NORTH rENAs LAWfEhs'
sam +. Hunter. member of the law
grm OF Hunter, stewart 4 IeacoO ..D NJ W
Fort Worth, has just returned rom y
Ter. Tex, where he has been u ul'enu,
aDcc on the court OF appeals, IN tne ,, case
OF cx-parte p.emons, Ilal'e"o"u o = ~ ~,
pleton. for contempt oil salu cout ~ ~
procuring writ Of habeas corpus iIoh 1
the court of appeals In the case o. u; anu ,hi
81 Merchant, who are charged WIN 'lo
murder OF Dave Kyle and had been CON- ,gli,.
nlttcd without bail. = reporter q , ~
GAzEIrE Ia conversation Win ~, -, ',u ~
,sr ,l,sglaed The following Information ~ ~
reference to this case, winch ms alii'o''N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

NEHNoN, TIN, NOV. 12.--Ground was broken
10 day for a Two story brick store Tor strain.
ldslty ~Wuburn y nlckoy. This is the drst
brick hullding built west OF the wichita river
Tho building viii cost about ilOOl,
CpmmiesiOntfs' court mas been In session all
The week, and has approved the fao of the
Nilhargrr ounnty school lands, which were
sold 10 parties az Wichita Fall for $4,000
Tho town " improving, anu an she needs "
the Fort Worth * Denver city railway to make
her the star OF the NOrlhwcGt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
SURRENDERED BY Ills l'ond'meu.
eneclnl ID IN NalnlLe.

DALLAS, TIN, Nov l2-No case was made
against Dr. ". 4. Gordon for stealing Mr. H.
aud debauching her, bat his collin county
friends who IS ere on MI bond Tor hlF appear
unce 20 plead 30 an indictment cilagglug him
With producing abortion on lsiza longer, were
10 wGrked up over Rhaf 10 had done tnat they
surrendered him, nnd NJ wac brought haCk 20
Dsllas hy Mr. ROLAND lnet night hnd nTned
cvcf 70 Sheriff smith. VINO locked himup IN the
comfy $50 Tho people ~ Piano were almost
aUiiGiently worked up 70 lynch him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
North Texas Congregational Association
Special 10 the Gazette.

DALLAS, Tx, Nov. i2--The North Texas
Congregational association which has been Ia
session ut the lrot Congregational church fOf
two days, adjourned 20 day. Hon. Ira II.
Evans Of Austin acted "a moderator, The r..
ports OF the different churho5 waie OF very
satisfactory nature. Rev. \, y. Doe, superin.
tcndcnt ~ the southwestern home MISSIONS,
reported that thore were now 1900 churches OF
the denomination Ia the country, Win mem
borship Of 10000 and over siNly colleges and
academies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
A halfway collision.
snoclnl 10 mo Gnrottc.

PorrsnoRo. TEN, Nov. IA col ision oc-
CURED here this morning between 70 north
bound freight and car OF rails. The car wa
set out by u construction train and got started
through the side track, The car having no
brake Il was impossible 10 check Il uniil
II went crashing INTO the freight. denioiishlng
the engine Of the freight. No one wns hurt, NJ
saw the cur coming, mud no doubt saved thtii
lives, Judging from the appearance OF things
after the collision.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

co,rosponaeneD ID lno 1919.

Correspondence of tho Gazette.
MARGARET, TEN., Nov "a quiet wedding
took place IN Margaret at noon day az The
residence OF Mr. ID. y, Collins, the contracting
parties being Mr.. g. Robert Icihlg and Miss q.
Lizzie Lott both of thls place The impu ssive
ceremony wa witnessed by only few VI th,ir
most Intimate filends, RcY i q, Roberto oUci.
ating. The happy couple leit lmmcdinlcly for
Dallas Ia spend Tow days with the friends OF
the groom. We Wish them much happiness In
HE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Jones County crops.
corrcepondencc OF tho Gazette.

correspondence OF inc hHHettc
ANsoN, TEX, NOV, 1.-THE yield of cotton 10
Jones county. ~ far as can be a.Ccrtaincd,
this year VIII be 800 bales, an average Of one
half bale per acre, which "a below the usual
average
the wheat Yield was 10 900 hushola an aver.
age Of twenty bushels tO tho acre, about usual
average.
The corn Weld Is 10, 900 bushels, an average oi
thirty bushcls ucr acre, below the usual aver
age IhCrc viii be large additions To- the acre.
age put In cultivation next year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Taken nnck % Pnlo rInto.

DALLAS, Tx, Nov. l2--shern Owens 81
PalJ Pinto county came down To- day and took
charge Of Tom Bradford. Tom rode q horse into
the city afcw days ago which BE had stolen from
NJ T. Millen Ia johnson county. lic was cap
nTed and placed behind lock and key. ana ihf
horse rcturncu w Its owuor. Now comes Mr.
Owena ana says tho prisoner, with two othrrs,
broke lnll ~ palO Pinto IN May last. llo was
wanted At pnlo Pinto for assault 10 murder and
rob, for which Ohenfc he VIII now ue iriHo,
Various high crimes are laid nt Toms door
FOR long time there Was q pfice on hts head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
or THE STREET.

,ilitile Katie tonight.
| social sensation is on the tapis.
bee BY Katie Putnam tomorrow
celebrated actress Pauline Mark
}aEees.
7 ,Eccs Of the cpera-house open this
y |. Secure tickets early for Katie
lirasc license was issued ycstar-
& ca. Wynck and Mrs. Julia c.
IA the famous Japanese opera,
X Sullivan'S latest, will be here
bib inst.
A Putnam, in her great role of Little
2ilhe Warehouses in "Old CuriOs-
N y Tonight.
\ Two candidates for alderman in
8ond ward. Let ambition speak
\ brewer after hold its peace.
policemen intend making a grand
NJ o. tramps to-day. tits said that
anps Of them are located near
Polk left last night for Nashville
Ne and bring here three carloads
n Hs d two car loads Of PerchcrOn
q "orth's pnblic schools show I'M
osperlty, in spite of the denguc
ptr Obstacles. The attendance
\ averages over 1900.
osedale Street-car company will
llne along the western limits of
accommodating a great number
XN' work is now going on.
Battle & Co. shipped 1000
cotton via, Galveston and New
y Bremen, Germany, the samples
& NE Texas Express company.
!, Scaltc Of Homer, La, will
saly'soods establishment soon
illg corner of First and Man,
'ssed BY the Fort Worth phar-
aloalallean society has its rcgu-
" W'nlght ut the Wesleyan col
Pogramme is complete and
'xltsllng. All are respectfully
a.agns fail the compress is
,lsagh with the work to be
,uge amount of cotton will
'Hom points along the Missouri
4 ~ vas made in the announce
8 aane Putnam's matinee. which
4 alsro~ Saturday evening, in.
uay Lena, the Mldcap, is the
q bill h. 5 been made in Paul,
4sla engagement here, by
i TO play 1.-TWO Orphans''
81 night the 18th inst A., and
OS'na'n' Thursday night.
Y, Y. g a race on Monday, In ad.
~ o's race, for saddle horse.
~ Ser won dollar. Entrance
(. nj wy moneys given, 80, 30 and
,,i,., Entries Should be made by
SWING names OF horses to Don
s n I M, been received from Rev
la ma. Sal Of Greenyllc, $. c., IL
~ saaosnees his iutention Of NO
sss,, ~ 10 the pastnlatc Of tn,
s'e,ian church at tits ploce
auary. = " mere ABOUT INC
N. ssslon will he hold. Tuesda,
IN 10 test tie illness OF appli
.''cners' places in tbe eitv XIX mi,
Z. IN, ,ol 'he list Of succvssfu
l,,,' s'F lrfswll bc chosen ID AZ
r4aae. '''1'es' ~ oeca
g aes fro 4 Eirdfilie tia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

Ten drops Of Augostura Bitters lmpart
a delicious flavor TO all cold drinks and
prevent summer diseases. Try 1t and you
win never be without it, but be sure to
get the world-rcnowned Angostura, man
ulactured only by Or, j. q. b. Scigcrt &
Sons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Anothcr ain Aerldcnt.


CURsiCANA, TIN. Nov H. Eiward Anon
cite. Sinner at The Texas Oh gnlll, hal hts arm
drawn iWin the gin tO-dRy and 50 Dady lacer
ated Chat it VIII most probably have 10 hc
amputated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

NEW YORK, Nov 2.-Thc Herald says;
O'DOnovan Rossa wants place Ia the
custOm-house. He places high rate on
his abilities, and nothing less than a
deputy eollectorshlp OF the port viii snit
him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
4 Cyprion's Assessment,


f'iiNt'fNi w Niit 'fANNAAfs
lANrNsAS. TIN, Nov l2.--Cora McNiahan
pleaded guilty 70 kccping house OF l'famo
and was lined 500
There lis ouly onn murder case e. nc tried at
this Term OF tue district court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Is,isk
snoclal % inc nnrn.in.

RusN, TIN, Nov, 70 Tho Enclian Literary
sncinty are having hne scenery placed in the
Egclian opera han Nv Mr. T. 90 90 Nav orleans.
When finished u viii De The inost hall In East
Crn Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES great arriaHt 90
the share market large business was
also done In railroad bonds Tbs runs
actions amounted to Si,lhG,000, q large
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

.,.,rt,inasx tAAi tAi ~ uvDe ~ g,,uifV tltfl
MA be DINO f,iain family AAVc ff0iu ihc irfi
.,,reufs.g M mo IDEA that ne saa ipeang. They
sav tt..i M bAd decisions % religion hna on
tit n. t,cf Of hls own leApOrfQncti mrs mat uh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

wnrr-usve tneinstIscr su-sainuu gvsa ~
beautiful homes, who would inquire y
,he,r servants how much money II NOuin
N+ ~, \. 80. l.,,ras. them ana ON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

n, guJearla. Serwas Just cause now
yssts on the arbitration OF arms, thr
has,ina Of her army aud the proteetloh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

~ iiuatns Vir anu Se'N IN
cyanide ui potassium, whls .,.
produce alns5st ipstent 1saV,
swallowed drsnghl hefsrs
,sritg wc.l ~ the room 70 ASH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13


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APPALLING ELECTRIC DISCHARGE
A Portion of Alabama Swept over by
Destructive cyclone.
Thirteen Persons Thus Far Reported
Killed and Many others Wounded.
Crops Torn from the Ground and
Scattered by the Winds.

SIENNA; Ala, Oct. 9.-Friday night one of
the most terrific and destructive storms ever
known in this state passed over the section
of country just north of this city, washing
away bridges, railroad beds, growing crops
and leveling forests and houses for miles.
The cyclone was accompanied by torrents of
rain and appalling electric discharges. 1t
started on Cababe river, through Dallas,
Perry and Babb counties, leaving a dead
waste of forests, plantation houses and
villas. Exploring relief parties say the track
of The cyclone was half mile wide. They
have gone over miles picking up the dead and
wounded, and don't know how much longer
the track is. Thirteen persons were found
killed outright and 40 and so were serious
ly wounded, and number Of persons can
not be accounted for. Bales of cotton were
blown from gin houses, burst open and scat
tered, no two locks of lint being left together.
A man driving load of cotton to the city
has been lost, the cotton and wagon
were blown quarter of mile and the mules
We're carried off and cannot be found. Grow
ing crops, potatoes, ETC., were torn up from
the ground and even trees and cotton
stalks were barked. Relief parties are
caring for the dead and wounded. The
negroes are all frightened nearly to death
and huddle about together or squat alone, un-
clad, in the brush and under fallen trees,
Stupifed and speechless with fear and super
stition, unable to tell where any of their
household is The city is being canvassed
for subscriptions to bury the dead and re-
lieve the wants of the destitute.