Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
DENISoN.
The Knights Of Labor Obtain the De.
sired Promises from the Mer.
chants Of the City.
socini Review Of the week-change OF
Time on The centrai-A zine Hall
BADLY scaided.



BADLY scaided.
Special TO tho Gazette.
DESIsoS, TEX, Feb. l3.-Mrs. Mary
Phll, VINO resides In the neighbOrhood OF
Caddo, came TO the city on Friday for
medical treatment. Although the acct
dent happened some time ago, but has
never appeared In print, your correspond
ent will give it for the readers OF THE
GAZETTE. About ten or twelve DAYS ago.
when the weather was cold, MIR Phil com
menced killing hogs and, having only
few, hired the help Of viii Child and with
the aid OF his wife started to killing.
Some way or other the second day Mrs.
PM, while working about the fire, turned
the kettle OF boiling hot water on herself,
scalding her right limb and left foot hor-
ribly; The flesh mortified below the knee
and II was feared that she would die.
Yesterday the sorrow-strlcken husband
| brought her TO Denison and put her under
the treatment of Or. Howle, an old
school-mate of Mrs. Pail. lis sincerely
hoped that the lady win soon recover from
her terrible burns.
An installation in the Royal Arch chap
ter took place on last Thursday, after
which the members repaired to that pop
ular restaurant, the Narrow Guage, an
partook of fine supper.
A large number of the boys are making
! preparations to go hunting on next Sun
day
The Denison ball club win go to Mill
er springs, In the northwestern portion
OF Denison, Sunday evening to play ball.
and those who like to witness nice game
should go out and watch the boys prsc-
tice.
Our agriculture and hardware mer-
chants are receiving farming implements
by the carload every day.
The investigation committee looking
into the cause Of the late Ledrick & Co.
furniture fire returned verdict OF incen.
diary, and John Lee, ex-policeman, was
the guilty party. Lee has been In the
Sherman jail for several months, and the
present indications are that he will fare
poorly ii 1t is proved on him.
The wife OF Manuel Whit, the colored
. porter IN Hanna's drug store, was taken
sick Thursday evening and died Friday
noon of congestive chills.
The colored folks are having q regular
shouting protracted meeting.
] Several very prominent Indians are In
the city on business.
The Gate City social club that gave
such a pleasant Sop last Thursday night
have fitted up hail for their own use 1t
0 is over the United States clothing house
!. in the 0'Donnell building, and is one OF
the neatest halls IN Denson The club
3 had gas fixtures placed in the hall and it
!, is well lighted. The floor is very smooth
and being well waxed is splendid for
n dancing; benches and chairs are also
placed IN the hall, with beautiful plano
for music to practice by. The ladies'
dressing room is very neat and pretty,
with large mirrors, wash-bowls, pin.
cushions, combs, brushes, powder-boy and
: brushes, and in fact many things pertain.
ing to ladies' dressng-case. II
is the intention of the club to give q
weekly dance for its members, and as
as there are several musicians in .he
club, they are at liberty to 90 up an,
evening to practice, read, sing or enjoy q
social chat. THE GAZETTE wishes The
club success In its new quarters.
The general talk on our streets to-day
was the brutal assault of VIM Turley on
the person of little Nora Roberts, child
o. six and half years of age, and while
everything points direct to his guilt, peo
Pile can hardly credit such an inhumar
act to man OF his age.
Joe Quinn received Il bird from Ireland
his old home, yesterday. 1t is an Irist
thrush.
A Martha Washington tea-party will bt
given by the ladies of the Methods
church.
A committee of the knights Of Labo
waited upon our merchants this weel
and requested them to help the working
man by not patroniziDg the Mallory lin
or buying the Stetson hat, or other good
that q boycott is ordered upon, and tn
merchants, we believe without an eXcep
ton, listened attentively TO the Knight
and gave their word of honor that the
would not patronize the firms objections
BILE to the Knights Of Labor.
1t is understood In railroad circles tina
new schedule of the Houston Texa
Central will soon 90 into effect, in whic
the passenger train which has been lea'
ing Denison at 2 a. nj. will not leave III
til a. m.
There is less drunkenness among tn
railroad boys OF Denison than any city
the state, and they are all 'square," too
~ Success to the boys.
The business men OF DenisoD have
last awakened TO the fact that they nee
a good morning paper, with iull pres
report, hbdJG SlINldiSi ~ - psS~iN NN'''
pany was organized, with a capital stoc
sufficient to run q live morning pape
and d committee of two, A. X ColliI
and Frank NJ. Robinson, was appointe
to solicit stock and see what the pro
pect is, and what they can depend upo
from the citizens.
; IL Is not decided whether to buy II
News plant or put in new one, but OF
/, thing is sure, and that is the merchan
Z of Denison want good paper, and VINE
they want anything they will have II.
This afternoon at oclock isrt
fire could be seen IN the direction OF u
Nation, but it was generally supposed
= be on this side Of the river.
The Missouri Pacific stock yards caug
on fire this afternoon, supposed 10 na,
caught from a passing engine III
switch engine with piece OF nose III
the railroad boys soon put It out. ~
burning of the loose hay and about M
, feet of fence was the damage done py u
: fire. Excitement was pretty hisn ior
/. time, as the large compress Is immeaia1
ly opposite. ,..h =
zine ran off of the track In The NILSSON
Pacific yard to-day. No damage W
n done, however. ~ ~,
y MIR. holland, victim OF the Css'
!, boiler explosion, was taken TO the no
Worth hospital to-day.
w d. white, lad OF sixteen yeai
tried TO lump off OF freight tram a.
O'Clock this evening and iell on