Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
DENIS0N.
The Gazette Recipient OF Many Com
plimonts-Fund for the Des-
titute OF Galveston.
Obituary That Troublesome school CUES
tion-Boycott That Don't Work
Good Turn for Printers.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN Tx, Nov. l3-Tm GA
zErrE received many compliments here
for its enterprise in scooPng the Dallas
News on the Galveston fire Many differ
cni reports were on our streets, but THE
GAZETTE settled them, and was received
with Joy by the anxious citizens, who
wanted to hear the exact consequence of
the great blaze.
DR.. Hanna, mayor Of Dcnison, and H..
Tone, member OF the city council, in
formed GAZETTE reporter tonight that
the council had held formal meeting
and voted $3.50 for the benefit of the des-
tilutc people Of Galveston, caused by the
fire, If it was needed, and telcgraphud to
Mayor Fulton of Galveston to draw on
the city of Dcnison for that amount.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Telegraph COM
pany sent Il telegram to Mayor Fulton for
the city council regarding the donation of
$3.50 to the needy of Galveston free of
charge, and Mr.. Fcltz, manager of the
Office at this point, says that ali like tclc-
grams will be free OF charge.
The wife OF win Perry OF the firm of
Perry Bros, commission merchants, died
last night and will he buried tomorrow
morning at O'Clock from the residence
on East Main street. The deceased had
only been wife for four months. She
was the daughter of Mr.. Hester at Bogrv
Depot, Indian Territory, aud was highly
esteemed. She was twcuty-four years Of
age.
The remains of Mrs Ann Howe were
inferred this evening In the lakewood
cemetery Mt 3 o'clocE.
Once more the public schools have
come before the citizens Of Deuison. In
the morning paper appeared long arti-
Gle over the Signature OF Al Hall, prom
iucnt citizen, condCmning the way the
schools are run, and more especially the
way pupils are compelled to stand ON the
outside of the sch0olhouse fence until tho
bell rings inviting them on their play
grounds. The Fourth ward school
house has been pronounced unsafe for
some time, and quilc a number of par
ents have stopped their children from
going TO that school. At present there
- more dissatisfaction about our schools
than has been known for years.
Boycotting seems to bc all the rage in
Dcnison. \ certain newspaper agent
from an adjoining town came to Dcnison
and proposed TO boycott every business
house that didn't take his paper. The
first place he went was into saloon
newspaper mems style) and made the
boast OF spending lots OF money!" but if
said saloon didn't take his paper and
stop better ones, he would never spend a
cent in his house. He was very gentle
manly informed that the house was not
buying patronage.
City Secretary Frank Drake was taken
with seNero hcmorrhagc yesterday, but
Is much better to-day.
The Labor Siiungs, cur knights of
Labor paper, has taken step in the RIGHT
direction. For years printers in Denison
nave only been paid twenty-five cents per
lVOo ems. IN the Iirst issue of the Sift-
ihSs II was announced that thirty cents
per 1000 ems would be paid, and possibly
more. In this weeks issue it viii he
announced that for brewer thirty cents,
aud FOR long primer thirty-tvc cents per
1000 ems viii be paid. Tho Hcrald-News
agreed To pay thilty cents, while the sun.
Gay Gazetteer has up to date declined to
90 anything, Thus, so far, the Sftings
has been beneficial to the workinaman.
ana Will continue to be their friend
The weather has turned OF very pleas.
ant alter The cold snap OF Yesterday and
last night.
Deputy Sheriff D. NJ Saunders Of Bon.
ham, Fannin county, came in today for
the prisoner J, ". Dodd, who was ar
rested last SUNDAY by Marshal Cutler
Dodd has been cry sick since his arrest
and was not abb 10 travel until to-day
podd is wanted n tannn county on ne
charge of assault with intent to murder
in 1873, He has been living IN the Indian
Territory since That time and evadcd the
officers until Sunday The man that he
committed the assault on is named Frctz-
or, The trouble arose from the division
OF n crop, Saunders Is 10 leave on tho .
O'Clock train in the morning.
Nh Bennett, who resides on West
Woodland street, paid 50 for hound pun.
buying 1t from u boy named Tears. Ii has
turned out to be the property of Oglccr
Tom Wright. He had It shipped to him
from Colorado, at the expense Of S95.
Bennett is now trying TO get his money.
Diamond King holds the fort at preS-
ent In DenSon; hundreds of peonle
gather around the wagon at each enter
tainment, and the doctor cures anybody
OF anything free of charge that will 90 TO
him. ON pulling tecth--wcll, he is
daisy His diamonds make a newspaper
reporter right tired. lie carries brass
band and several very lnc singers with
HIM. and his entertainments are tirst-class.
IL Is rough upon u new married man
who discovers before the honeymoon Is
hulk over that his nrgf husinpcs ,,,,,,.,,