Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
WACO.
Farewell Services for the Missionaries
TO Brnzll--A Present OF An
CORA Goats.


spfvicua that werc commenced nt tht
plr.t Baptist church lat uiIht have been
continued today, and drawn 10 NE city
IA number oi notable Bapusts IRON va
rjous portions " the state. To give a |
clear idea 81 the nature OF The occasion 10
should be stated that the Southern Bap- |
ti4t convention, az ita last annual meet |
inc, commissioned ELDERS G D. Daniels |
niu H. a. pulhun az missionaries ~ tit |
cmUirr Of Brazil. They VIII sail IRON New |
Y0rl for Rio about the $50 inst. aud VII |
bio accompanied By Miss Minor hYcrttt |
"a relative Of Mr. Daniels the lhdy DtlhB |
designed for educational work ID conncc- !
ton with the mission. MI Danflh was
married Ut Comlnche last saturday, Hnd |
of course bis young bride goes win nm,
too. Both OF the young dictionaries are
graduates oil Waco unWefSily. Ihe pro-
grauiuu OF farewell exercises " lcnglly |
and mprised services 40 the chdich |
throughout to-day aud to-ni2bL closing |
to.ngrrnw nlnht. The crowd has been |
large, and IN expected TO be much hr9cr !
tomorrow, when the trains viii bring IN |
additional visitors, for the BaptlAts OF the
state nrc b,nt on giving the young nils |
tionaiics an earnest aud practical larc-
well
inc exercises to-day commenced 20 .
o'clock a M. and included prayer and
puuso erItiCg; eseays and address, 10y
Rows. G.. W. Smith OF WcathrriOrd, ). a.
HAYDEN OF Dalas,R BucEucrof Dallas,
| the venerable T.. ~ Byor- Of brentwood
| ithe oldest Baptist minister IN The state,
aud othcrs. An interesting paper on the
| JReation OF Texas to Brazilian Mts-
| elens,N written by Rev Y NJ, Inv, pres
| lduut OF the Baptist State convention, was
! read. Or. law could not bu present but
sent ia his contribution aud Dr. Hayden
| read u.
At3p. M to-day, "Thc Relation and
| Obligation Of Religious Newspapers 10 the
! Foreign Mission Work. and how They
may best Serve the Cause was dis-
cussod hy Rcys j. H. Link Of Austin, s.. A..
! Hayden Of Dallas and g, A, COulsu OF
! Curaicuua "CoutTibutions to Foreign
Missions Helpful, not Hurtlu to Home
| Missiuus,n was discussed 10y Reys. NJ. v.
Smith OF Bolton and s., W. Smith of
WcathcrfOrd.
Tonight thorC were essays, prayer tcrY-
lccs, music, etc, by tho literary socic-
ties ut Waco university Tomorrow the
exercises commence 40 $3.50 a. ~, and
close at night Rev Or. Luther OF indie
pudrncc, aud 4 s. Hawthorne OF Austin,
agent Of the foreign mission board, are
also among the visitors present. pro-i-
dent h. l.. Foster OF The Baptist General
nssociation did not arrive to-day, Local
Baplists urc entertaining the visitors
Hospitality
TNrltlL Local NEWs.
Dr. j. H. Caldwell OF this city received
$50 Anpom goats to-day, II present from
hig old army friend, United States Mar
shall S -, Jachman OF san Marcos. Az
the close OF the war when luckman aud
Gen. Sterling Price were trying To- get
to Mexico aud Jackuou was strapped
ana had no horse, DrCaldwoll bought and
gave him hurso. Not long
ago, purpostug the establishment
OF goat rancho Dr Caldwell
wrote to .laekmHn, asking him to lind ON
what Angnrus could be bought for 1t
Southern Texas 1t happens that Jack
man Ia largely interested in the goat ant
/. sheep business, aud lac responded as ubov,
stated, reminding Dr. Caldwell Of IN,
Kindness done him lackmun) twont,
% years ago aud adding, 81 will send yol
the bill for the goats when the millennium
N comes
70 The Day this afternoon publishes Al
Y article urging collections i'm the cit,
n churches tomorrow for the Galveston
y sufferers, and general collection Mon
0 day throughout the city. Rev. H. Il
@ starr rector OF st. ruul's church (Epls
Cupal) also Announces that he win rcCuiy,
AMI tDrNardIc Irihutions OF money an,
clothing or provisions to the stricken
city,
X Nearly all the racing mon, their horse
and the big OK got OF for Houston to
3 night. The train consisted of fifteen car
v and coaChcs Some OF the sports hay
remained 60 80 70 Fort WORTH aud So
thcbig race there Monday, IN which con
siderable interest Is lclt
Up To this time nothing has been hear,
from llillshuro TO lead 10 the belief tia
Tom NHrucll has been or viii be captured
I George Oglcshy Of this city, who carrie,
| HIS hluud-hounds 10 hin county TO tral
/ the tpGitlycs, mas returned, The hounds
did yet ON the uUil but II was too cold
Il Oglcshy DOES not believe that Narucl
4 will be caught,
s. q, Owens OF hin county was allcgc,
' TO have eat the fence OF w. w. GNSgo,
} ot Mcclellan county, Glasgow had owen
arrested and tried as icuee-outtor whicl
resulted M aCQuitlal Owens Is now su
ing Glasgow for malicious prosecution
aud $4,000 The case Is ON trial to-da
IN the district court
n Mrs J, T. WITTY, IN the district court
. got verdict for $1,000 against the GUT
Il Colorado Is Santa Fe railroad, for tlrlp
u property ON her farm, near MtGpgor
: SPARKS from o passing locomotive did sh,
a damage,
Il The total receipts OF cotton, up TO 70
y, night, are 10000 bales, with few bale
: to snare, Prices were active to-day
N rauuiun all the way from to "a cents.