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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

The wife Of Anarcoist Parsons.
ST LOUIS. September l5-A special
from Waco. Texas. says: Oliver Gath
ems (colored) was on yesterday iudured
TO have his photograph taken. and when
finished his pictures will be sent 10 a
fri nd in Chicago who takss an interest
Ia the man, and If the Chicago papers
should get hold Of them Mrs. Lucy Par
sons viii look upon the face Of her hus-
band, whom she deserted in Waco to be-
come the mistress OF Albert r. Parsons,
the anarchist. Oliver Gathens is { ne
gro, aud not light colcred either He
says the romantic story OF her mother
being an Indian woman and her
father . Mexican il false, aud that
she is in reality . mulatto. her
mother being negro and her father
white man. It was Oliver Gathens and
not Parsons, who first ENCOURAGED his
wife to read and aspired to elevate her
to a. high . plane 90 was within his
power. He soon found out, however,
that Parsons was attracting her atten-
ton and alternating her affections. He
says he once made up his mind to kill
her but thought better Of it not caring
to risk bis life for such woman Then
an attachment between his wife and her
lover became fully developed and they
shortly afterwards left Waco. Gathens
has remained here a hard working CON
tented man and has the good will and
Of many friends.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
More OF the Mysterious Sa
Francisco Murder.


Francisco Murder.
SAN FnAxcIsco. September Is The
mystery surrounding the death Of Ed
ward Higgins, the young man who was
found dead in Natoma-street lodging
house last night with knife wound
over bis heart, remains As deep as ever.
His wife, who became unconscious at
the time Of the killing. recovered this
morning. She stated that she had guar.
relied with her husband, accusing him OF
going with other women, when he sud-
d. My drew a pocket-knife and stabbed
himself. Charles Thurber, who lives In
the lodging house, says that on hearing
the womans reams he went to the
room. where H ggins was lying on the
f1or. He asked Mrs. Higgins who did
the GU ting and she replied tnat she dld
1t.
"what forf" asked Thurber.
II don't know why did IT," she an
swered, ''il was In moment of passion.
I was jsal as"
The detectives who are at work on the
case give 1t as their belief that 1t 10
case Of su eide an NOT murder.
The K ling Of Edward Hivgios has as-
sumtd nm ,iher phase to-pIght, which
will probably snd in di .pel'ng the my
try which has heret fore surroundrd
the case. Late Tonight detectives re-
ported that they had found five witness
SIS who saw the quarrel between H,g-
gins aud hi wife ia tha hallway Of the
house where be was killed. They state
that after -ome angry words had passed
between the ,uple, Mrs.. Higgins drew
a knife aud stabbed her husDa. d, and
add that in the excitement whlch
followed Mrs. Higgin. fouud
poriunify to dispose Of the ku,fe
to concoct ) ory Of suicide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

LoxDoN. September is This il the
second day Of the Doncaster September
meeting. The race for the st. Ledger
stakes was won by Ormopde, st. Miriam
second, Exmors third. There were
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
HOOPS BRIGADE,
Ihe Soldier Boys Meet Once More IN
Annual Reunion.

1he Soldier Boys Meet Once More ia
Annual Reunion.
Special to the Gazette.
NAYAsoTA, TEX, June 2S.--About one
hundred and fifty of Hoods brigade ar.
rived to-day and after registering at head
quarters were escorted TO the various
hotels, where suitable arrangements had
been made for their reception. Gov. Ire.
land and party arrived at 8 $50 tonight In
special car. They wero met at the dc.
pot by the NayasOta Guards and escorted
TO the Exchange hotel Visitors have been
arriving for several days and the regular
and special trains ON both roads TO-DAY
have added hundreds TO the nrong until
our little city is crowded with people, all
In the best OF humor and bent on having
good time. The ladies have been busy ali
day decorating Brasig's new building
Where the Nayasota Guards will give d
ball and supper tomorrow night. Bust.
ness houses are decorated with flags and
streamers, and our people are exertlng
themselves TO honor the brave and noble
men who fought for the lost cause. MANY
distinguished men have signifled lheir In.
tention OF being present tomorrow and
taking part in the reunion, among them
Hon. Gustave Cook, orator Of the day
Gov. John Ireland, A. w. Terrell, Barney
Gibbs, Sui Ross, 4. II. Lubbock, Seth
Shepard, Bryant Barry and d. G. Gid
dlngs. Among the attractions are the LIE
Light Infantry, composed of boys between
ten and fifteen years old, armed with
Flockbert rifles. They put up splendid
drlll and are the pride OF the city. Thu
Navasota Guards and Bryan Rifles viii
have a competitive drill tomorrow after
noon at the barbecue grounds. The Nava
sofa Dramatic club played "The Lady O.
Lyons at Smiths opera-house to-pight
Tor the benefit OF the Guards. The pla,
was well rendered to very large audi
ence. The weather is very hot and sui
try with some indications of rain thl.
| evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
DENISON.
A Brutal Runan--careless Merksmen-
O'er Young TO wod--Personai.

A brutal Runian--Careless Markrmen--
DER Young TO wed--Personal.
special 10 the Gazette.
DKNIsoN, Tex, June 2s.-Mrs, Chill
dress, lady who resides in the south
western part Of the city, and keeps a
clearinghouse, was beaten very badly by
a fellow who has been boarding with her
for two years named william Bessey.
Mrs. Chlldress, It seems, was correcting
one Of her children out in the yard, when
she was set upon by this rulllan and
beaten and kicked in brutal manner.
She then went in the house, where, Bes-
sey SAYS, she took q case-kniie TO cut her
throat with, when lie took her by the
throat aud choked her until she was
black 10 the face. The neighbors came to
her rescue, when he was jailed by Mar
shal Cutter and OlllceI Stoneman. DR..
I Wallace was called aud says the lady
Is very dangerously hurt and may pos
slbly not recover
Yesterday DR.. A. w. Acheson was
called ten miles south of Denlson to cut
bullet out Of Miss Waddell's shoulder.
! The lady was shot by accident by one OF
/ two men shooting AZ mark near the
house where the lady, stepping around
| the corner o. the house, received the bull
/ let In her shoulder. The wound Is not
serious and she Is doing well.
| This morning at about O'Clock a
! young couple from Dallas arrived In tho
city and repaired TO the Southern hotel,
| The boy looked to be about seven
teen years old, and the little girl
about fifteen. The young man registered
the lady's name az II. Ince OF Dallas, and
did not either register or tell his name to
anyone here, but sought the services Of
the Rev. Roberts and proceeded TO the
Nation, where they were made one. JOY
be with them
Mr.. C. E. Perry Of Fort Worth is in the
city.
William Tibbs, our county commits
sioner, leaves for Sherman to attend com
missioners' court which convenes there
tomorrow.
Rev. Tgnes, the Baptist minister, left
this morning for Waco TO attend the gen
eral Baptist convention, which meets
there tomorrow and continues until
Friday OF this week,
! A. Il. Thomas, candidate for district
clerk, is IN town, circulating among the
voters,
Mr.. ID. M. Rhea, brother OF our Dr.
Raea, has returned from Lebanon, Tenn
/ where he graduated at the law school.
The young couple who eloped and
went TO the Nation to get married are
from Durgan, nine miles below Alvarado
They came by way of Dallas to benson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

a herd of sheep 20 a mercantile arm here.
An order Of sequcstratlon was Issued ~
The United States district court, the
sheep being in Klrkpairick's hands, ana
some Of the herd secured. kirkpatrlck,
Il Is said, drove on the remainder, ana Tor
this Uncle Sam has been camping on
Kirkpatrlck's trail With the above result.
Several hundred delegates aud visitors
20 the Baptist general convention have
already arrived and hundreds more VIII
come tonight and In the morning me
trustees OF the Buckuer Orphans nome
held formal meeting this afternoon ana
adjourned until tomorrow To.nlgnt
minlsters' conference was held. The con
yentlon will be called 10 order at 10 o. m.
TO morrow.
The soliciting committee getting up
funds TO pay the expenses Of the reunion
OF cx-Confederates Ia August Is at WORK
to-day and having moderately good sue.
cess. II the needed money 10 not raised
the chairman Of the reunion committee
says he will telegraph 10 the old soldiers
TO stay at home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
COMMERCIAL REsuME.

COMMERCIAL REsuME'
Special 10 the Gazette.
NEW YONG, June 2se-- Railway bonds
to-day sold az follows Houston &
Texas Central Is at '90l Texas & Pacific
Rios al 5G, Gulf, Colorado Santa re ~
At 1928; Gnll, Colorado & Santa Fe - at
iol; Fort Worth & Denver al $685. Gal
weston, Harrisburg & San Antonio at vsii
Missouri, Kansas & Texas at 900
Money li@2i per cent.
Governments closed steady
Sterling steady.
Wheat quiet but llrm.
Cotton points higher.
Reports from Texas continue cncourag-
ing AZ regards the crop. In johnson
county farmers are iubilant over the
crop prospects. They say there viii DC
the largest crop Of cotton produced IN
this county for ten years. Ia Gfayson
county cotton IS rather late, but per
foctly clear Of weeds. In Tartant
county some backwardness Is reported,
With irregular stands,
on closed NJ Gsl.
Coffee dull
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June 2s. - Government
bonds dun and steady.
Railroad bonds quiet, prices somewhat
Irregular, but generally tlrm In the early
part Of the day, yielding slightly toward
the close The inal pr ces show irregu-
lar changes, and are equally divided be-
tween advances and declines.
The stock market was waiting on every
body, looking TO the outcome OF affairs NJ
Chicago. Granger stocks suffered con
AdeublJ In the early trading, dive be.
ing made at them by room
traders. Southern and Southwestern
stocks suffered more probably ON account
OF the shrinking IN the volume OF busi-
ness Tho market was strong ut the
opening, the iifst price showing advance
OF i@5 generally. Northwestern was
up 4, Pacific Mail down /, Bust
ness was only moderate, and though
there we're further small advances
the market soon became weak and
by 1880 had declined to In the gem
eral list The market later became very
dull, but generally firm, making small
advances during the afternoon OF TO J..
Later the whole market gave way, and
after slight reaction became extremely
dun aud steady at decline, closing
heavy majority OF the active list Is
lower tonight, but in no Instances for
more than per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
TO WASHINGTON.

on,y oae Change Via Chickasaw Route
Pullman buffet sleeping cars leave Lit.
Tie Rock daily at 2;i5 p. IN. via Memphis
ana Memphis & Charleston railroad, Chat.
tanooga, Bristol, Roanoke aud the pictur.
esque Shenandoah valley aud B. & o., ar.
rivlng In WASHINGTON at ;l5 p. m.
Sleeping cars, III Paso To Little Rock,
making close connection with through
sleeper for Washington, landing passen-
gers Ia Washington sooner than Via any
other route, giving only one change OF
cars from points on L. s Z. R'y 20 tho
Virginia Springs, and points ON the Ches-
apeakc & Ohio railroad, which cannot be
said OF any other route. Address l.. y.
Kills, general Western passenger agent,
Dallas, G. A. DeSuAssnre, assistant gen.
eral passenger agent, Memphis; b. w.
Wrenn, general passenger and ticket
agent, Knoxville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
GALVESTON.
though 8n RAts--rhnt Beef Contract DE.
hrny'S hegimont-Id Lightning.
ROUGH OK RATS.
speclal % nc Galette'

ROUGH OK RATS.
special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX., June 2B.--Sometlme
during last night Mrs Gathering Long,
vile OF ID. Long, resldinF In the Fast end
near the bay shore, took an overdose OF
rough on rats, from the effects Of which
she died at l0;30 this morning despite
medical treatment, Domestic relations
IN the Long household were not harmoni-
Gus, In consequences OF alleged in1delltles
VI Mrs. Long, and her husband some
months ago applied fora divorce. Thesult
however, was not pressed and the couple
maintained marital relations. The testi-
mony adduced at the inquest to-day gave
as a reason for suicide depressed spirits
in consc quence OF Ill health and nelghbor-
hood gossip. The Jury returned YER
dict OF death caused by poisoning by TAX
ing rough on rats, aud self inflicted. Mrs
Long was about torty-Hve years old, a
large, portly woman who had led some
what stormy career.
u BRAy's REGIMENT.
Yesterday evening about thirty resident
members OF Debray's regiment assembled
at the Beach pavilion TO make arrange.
mcnts for a regimental reunion to be
held here during the interstate drilI. A
committee was appointed to formulate
arrangements and report at q meeting "a
he held at the same place next Sunday
evening
REFRIGERATED pEEF,
Messrs George y. G. Hin OF London
Eng, representing an English syndicate
aud |. Dahman, proprietor OF the Fort
Worth refrigerator works, were In
the city to-day on business con
corning the expectation OF dressed
bcef and other Texas products direct to
Liverpool In steamers properly prepared
for the purpose. The principal object Of
the visit was TO secure proper whar
privileges al satisfactory rates ana tc
look into the dcep-water prospects
They were successful In securing the
first desideratum, and II satisfaetor,
rates can be secured, fortnlghtly steam.
ers will be put In operation Sept, /, Mr.
IIill left for New York this afternoon.
a MIRACULOUS russLE.
John Hilbert, who had such mracu
lous tussle with lightning during the cleo
trical storm Sunday morning, Is In fail
way TO recovery, N. V. Long, who wa,
coming down Market street at tn,
time the electrical bolt PROSTATE,
HILBERT WIS severely stunned, aud Mrs
Theodore Voelckler, residing &c corner o
Eighteenth and Market streets, was so
riGusly shocked by IL.
DRING ENTERTAINED.
The Galveston military received an ova
tion on their return from Lampasas yes
lerday evening, and are being entertaIne,
Tonight with an excursion on the bay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
WACO.
An unKnown Man Violently Dealt with.
soliciting for the Re.umon.

An unKnown Man Violently Dealt with.
soliciting for the Re-union.
special 20 the Gazette
WACO, Tx June 2s.--when arriving
at Cow bayou, ten miles south cs Waco,
This morning,the engineer OF the Missouri
Paclilo train saw man lying under an
abntment OF the bridge. He proved 20
be a young negro man, bright color, ap.
parontly eighteen or twenty years old,
with q long ut on his head and bruises
such as might be made with the butt of a
pistol His ankles, ana especially the
left one, arc much swollen, having the
appearance OF havlng been tied some time
with gfope or cord. lie was brought 10
tho city for medical attention and Is alive
yet, but has not spoken word, being
spcechless and unconscious. Nobody
knows him here, and physicians say he
VIII probably die. Beside him lay a petr
OF saddlebags marked rs. a. M con.
taining two shirts, He has evidently mot
violence az somebody's hands.
United States Deputy Marshal Hull
leaves tonight for San Angelo TO bring 10
Waco one Kirkpatrick, arrested thore
Il Is said kirkpatrick gave mortgage on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
FOREIGN.
Prince Luiipold Takes The Solemn Oath
and IL Formally Made Regent
Of Bavaria.
Gladstone Receives an Ovation at Liver
pooI--Henry werd Beechsr Listens
TO His Speech.
ron VIVA to he Zealons.

LONDON, June 2s.--The pope did not
write TO Comte dc Paris on the occasion
Of HIS expulsion from France. Yesterday,
however, an envoy was commissioned by
the pope TO condole with Comte dc Paris.
He received the envoy coldly. Advices
from Rome state that the Uitramontainc
party among the cardinals received the
manifesto OF Conite de Paris with indii.
ference. The manifesto has been placard.
ed In many towns throughout France. II
was mailed to every clector 10 the repub
lie. The Royalists will organize a cam
paign on the basis Of the manifesto.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
Regent OF Bavaria.

MuRIcn, June 2s Prince Lultpold
was to-day formally made regent OF Ra'
varia TO administer the affairs OF the
king during the occupation Of the throne
by King Otto, the insane successor OF
Ludwig. The oath was Administered by
Dr. Van Foenstle, minister of justice,
and the ceremony was performed
In the throne-room In the
presence OF the ministry and a majority
of the parliament Prince Luitpold,
during tho reading OF the oath, stood
with his right arm upliited, and at the
conclusion OF the reading, he said In a
strong, clear voices 81 swear" He was
cheered three times, and in response
thanked the assembly for their manifesto
tions of loyalty. He feelngly referred to
the case of King Ludwig, and promised
to do all in his power TO promote the
prosperity OF Bavaria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

was doing now. lie hoped to hold her In
the future by love. rCheers.] Gladstone
concluded amid loud cheers, with vigorous
denunclations Of the manner In which the
act OF union was effected.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher was on tho
platform while Gladstone was speaking.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
w,ii settle out Of Court.

LoSpoS, June 2s.-The libel suit OF
Cyrus w Field against Henry Labouchere
Of Truth was resumed to-day. Mr. Fields
counsel asked the court TO sanction ne o.
tiatlons looking to personal settlement
Of The affair Labouchore had, counsel
said, agreed TO withdraw his imputation
against Mr.. Field and pay portion OF the
costs. The Judge agreed to permit set
Element out Of court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
SAN ANTONIO.
The Cyclone Does Moro Damage Than at
First Supposed

First Supposed
Special to the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, June 2S.--The
storm which passed over San Antonio las,
night did much more damage than at first
expected. The fine stock of millinery
owned by Mrs. Hill Is damaged about
10000 by water, and Condl & Bros grain
depot fully $1,000 Houses were un.
rooted In various portions Of the CITY,
principally residences, aud hundreds OF
line trees twisted TO splIuters. Tne high.
est velocity OF the wind was fifty miles
per hour and the rain fell Ia Inches
me estimated damage is $50, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
strIelson from The RoIIs

PARIS, June 2s,The names of Prince
Murat and his son have been stricken
from the rolls Of the army because they
belong to a former reigning family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
ON WALL STREET.
The stock Market Was'Dull Yesterday
The General List Closed Lower
transactions Small.

Prioos OF Railway Bonds irreEnihr--s'V
erpmenis steady -whent Firm o''"n
higher Report OF tho Texas Orop'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
tt,sis,ng Their Lives.

LoNpoS, June % Two men sailed for
New York from Clyde to-day In boat
nineteen feet long. They tookproylsions
| for two months
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
slIver Loat aal.lnr pomnnr

Never fails when the directions are FOL.
lowed, hence there is never word o.
complaint heard against It, The mex.
perlenced cook Is able 10 make as good
Dread Wish Il as the professional baker
SIMPLY because Its ingredients are 40
compounded as TO make failure lmpossi.
nle wnen the directions are followed. A
lslai Is az that j. necessary to make II In !.
nS l,l,e TO all weIl.reguluted house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
STAT

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report <, 20 !, ' = oIlss sss \ "A Il
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ZION, ZION act, Io,OOo,oo0i 81 .sae
poses, and $1,000 ooe NJ x. NssEa a,
improvements. II Y, lot mis- ~
acts Of congress. NJ X s"s
gross should Label n ~ J, r'iq pis''
legislation "a hnI h, y S.. se's y
msni OF the rna. 3g's'sti h ine,,
attained during ~ ',l q da
west Of the Missouil XVI s lA
Indian Tsrtiiory. soa, ,lv M..a,.
possessions and "a, y y y r
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any assertion could e wv, w, IA ~ Y,
people Of this s.S 4 n''v l.l slt
ana pe1urers. F,s..a.
mad suffered orIts 'a au
any border SAFE, nv 1. y NJ y
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and q hali million pusa X, e'l "a N,
v ~ ,,.,N ! Of wealth, wssss d
railroad n 1864, she Nlse . ~ NJ
day. Colorado, wIlh ' M. Y.
IN 1870, had today 4 o,,,,. 4 "
with $l50,000,0O0 y ', x W.
miles Of railroad N,s'' \
twenty years ago wlth IeSi NJ W
had TO day 500, 900 popols,l.. \ 81
OF wealth and over Sos SIl.' !. 4; q 4
Dakotah, though posses. MS \. \, "A
lation and great wealth, \ N !
OF railroad 10 reach lTo ' si "A. I. !,
70 saa Francisco, vitks I' ' y s " 4
resentatiye here, has nottsssI .s
a hearing IN this end ~ \ "
! speak with genuine prl6s
young tsrrltory. Carved Al, 4 4. v
American desert, with h ia., I. m
population in 1870, sheIo X, " Y
population and sl0o6s a W
she has a. oHs,Is. X
tenn OF edu alton,
over 1000 scholars by dIas !
and viii haveAt tho end Il N /, VA I,
year 1900 miles oifaiIlosd IA
results attained In these Satan HI.
tories and you will find AZ no 4
ton and wealth and As gieaI NJ
as the thirteen states hsd 4 NJ
they framed the American csraaD
Mr. Carey said there nlala
been a better land syslem d dal
make a nation grcat.
Mr.. Land Of Nebraska mduib
out the clause appropfslIag Nh
protecting the public lands mi N
or fraudulent entry.
Mr.. Perkins Of Kansas, 4 ia
ing TO the molIou M
TO the order d Conhq
Sparks MS unauthorized sd n
and commented in terms d dla,s
ton and denial upon TIE slulinalA
report that 80 per cent, 81 lhe 0s.
Kansas were fraudulent liwnl
able TO him 10 SEQ uensana NJ
justify the commissions ii vusa
jury to the honest seitleHdpsVa
The interest Of land,grSnl cOnpiiA
cattle ayndIcaies.
Mr.. Weaver OF lows ssgrlsd VI
opposition to The commiHRs I
came from the cattle gniksH
spectators and loar agents
Pending action, the commlS
and the house adjourned,
| II. . F..I..xI a.. .,.uoa.Il IA HI "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

CoNsTANTINopLE, June 2s--The porte
has ordered the withdrawal Of 49, 900 Turk
ish troops from the Greek frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

Be a friend 10 yourself llt n
Star Cough Care, Positive tgl
coughs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

Pure Strained Honey sIa5 Gallon
AZ the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.