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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
ROANOKE.
n.,,, 81 a wsl.xnown Ciu,en personal
Notes,


special 10 be Gazette i.
noAsonr, Trx., Feb. ~ Mr. q, ",
patton, Who had been sick Tor sewer y !
dnya with pneumonia, dlgq yeslatf"wuy NY - ~ :
o'gloek Il. M, ~ the residence OF MI w.
n welbofn, ana his remains we're ~.
tered NJ tho Lonesome Dow oepiV'p'S
vestoriay evening NJ 4 O'Clock
XII Patton was n consistent memnpi p
mo Cumberland Presbyterian church, wv
w. council aud the Sunqay
s,J,om. Inns been long nnd ih'"rhppg
snnwn here, and dearly beloved ~ nl'
acquaintance , a.,,n,o, WHO
sIessts j. W aud lirank HaHloop, wv
tasn bccn visiting IN town. leit 'p'
Weniheilord last night .,, =,
Nj. 4. T., liOsa Of Denton mNN "o"p -
!. sJs,t 10 his friends last nght' go.
Miy. Lillian Patterson, lfolu "ls ,p,
~, Waiting her brother ana NH''
Mp and Mrs !. It. cadc - 4
w, ~" q Bnsh Of Elilsbeih VIZ Y
,o,,n t,,.dav attending lie bedside ~ w
XXX Hardy, who II rlek
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cnp,. ornnlota,. llelaNln..

special Ia the Gazette,
W. P,so. TrNi, rcb. 2i,.vA pniit let 10 day
,ln me sonlhafn Pacific railway 20 disl0tpr The
bod, Of lhe laio CAPT. ufnwfofd who was
lilod by tho MeNioHnS, " Nill po carried "
lis Oh homie NJ phlladolBhia, fhs Mesicnn
vnnnrAl, vega, who hhA been SEPT illthgf ~
tIs Sic NInnn Government 10 lnYeHishih iht
tliiing VIII fncllilnto the wOrk ~ grioYoft oi
Tim body.
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narlne ln,rlnr, 80.

Special 70 the Gazette.
nAtNtsfoy. TkN., foi, ef-- Aff,ted steam.
,hipe Aigirrs frohl New Nnfk famlm-as FROM
NV Notk, hnfh sufurnla llpcca aad scha9ncf
Lieu 4. liaiups from N0r York. rsNcd
Steamship san Maf,ss tnF Ne'k igsh, fnlpu
Munster tor fitenpni CON Ninr Cor itfrn,oui,
schooner imiaa y Mart iof Npaiaehiceir.
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spoolAl % mo ,ls,o,ir

NVrOIM 70 Tht WHfUEIEi
lfoSrY GHOvr, rlN feb. ~ TIE pnal week
has been rather duh ~ buhpcsa circles. Thn
frnr Of HARRISON liroa haa Dissolved, q. ", u,
Harrison retiring
We nTc gihd 60 soc tho smiling fnrn pf a. T.,
Maxwell ON our ttfOeta again, Mr. MAXWELL
Inns accented the position ~ hnpkkccper for
Unrphor A StrfhunA ana VIII make his hrthe
Wifi uA foe awhile
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tproihl % tbp uhEoIto,
sAS AsrDNIo. Trs., rcib y Fred higo
mann. M omployc 81 tbs coIlipp nIil, lihd ne
tonr augora u his lofl band nsabgled ms
morning while working around the INV, m"
,.,,,nded man wes carried 10 the city iSsi
ejan'n oinro and Was treated br, A!dyH NfhFra
I'M tbg HnRpfe on NJ the eeetnd Joint nnd
d,ess,5d Tho wound. figounnn came borN from
Ei IDuih AisOnt q YHHr aFo,hhd nha lhtF. ihlhl
nv denrhdihR On hig lhbUf for 1hily lffHp,
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FORMING ce.crcre,l,. As-ocin,,ou,
Special 20 tho GlaSeitt.

TERRELL, fhh., rvb " Representatives
from all the alllnsccs Granarn and knlghis OF
Labor met VI Tho udd tollpws' hail nero this
association fuf iht erection ~ euqtom ntili
apd rulluntccd OH mill, freiiminnFee warr
arranged preparatory 60 thorough ssNanim
tiHi on Tho tcrnnit saturday IN March
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nowIr rhx, Fob, % \nhinar hafd rtln
flofm yltiled us lastlniglt ltii st,ll ralnlpa
and 10 growing u0ldcr
George Dayiua, 0dllor Of Tho ! ,ghango. " the
hhppioft man ln town n ~ u hoy, lifst edition,
iptadntN Bowie has shipped ig10bNeR ~ GOT
ton npHinfi 400 last nrnhnn Ihnru w about ih
hsion nliii on hhpd Freight fegplitN nIr con
pthntiy inHfrnAlnr,
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special 10 tho oaEfih'
BaoWNsyU1T, TIKI TOD kt- ihp 'vnnH
Cameron 500 miles long ftid haA pus ihfn'
postanInos, these behg on he lower ehNP
over ten ilousnnd people RS Hh iof l"ht
lime have been without pgslh lan'i ,'rA,
viile, With iiyr pOftgnicfe 10 Nhmrgpn .ynHll
aud aua ~ two ~ the ppprr rhPn vi slNl
rouaty ilf neNfaliy ~ great hNn ~ v
ihnuphi ihrrr HiH br W. irtnbiN ~ hNtlHA 80
routr shtAiithhEd,
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MINI Aalrn, ns.nnsn Illa.ll..

Special 10 thr Gazette
MuGvr t'iENsArf, tfN" Fob ~ shooting
affair took place about olalh niloH northwest
OF hero last nlghl botweon isa cnlirVd m3n
nnoiod Dick, Atklneon pad morgan oordon' 70
ms NJ Inc inaupat was that M1tRhn u0f1un
ne,1e 10 he desth ny . pistol el0t NJ ti'o ahdt
M Idck Atkinson, illr murderer n SUI ~
,,s,,s. III thu trouble ~ supposed Va DO tnpfpppi
intimacy between Morgan hhd AtinmnNs vic
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StN YonN, rob. n --rhc weekly bank state
men, issued TO day shows tho following
cbnnGcni Loans increase u ,hin 1om hprrle ic.
cteaae tiJHga 100 legal. tender drcfcHBc AsBlg,
roo hrpnklla hnnlNhnn N,NIg.Mn.
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special 70 the oh4rtte,
unnrNyiGlr. TN frb q, Tho stock q
general merchandise OF T. ", Patterson OF
kingston thla county, was attached Thnrsdny
uiuhf
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CISCO.


Cisco, rgN., Feb " The Chapman 4 iluiia
sibcl, 0f rfnrerira was sold tn day az ehvrin's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Eys,y housewife shOnld rod rarei eiis
M edieriisenieiiAe 81 Montgomery = 70.
ia flta inatV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Or Prentice VIII remain NJ Hotel pich'
,,drL only three DAYS more sunday
Nonday ma Tuesday lie then lenyc'
Tor Sherman, Ten W t'uy lWo W." '"', J
An patients should Gull at once 'o' '''''
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$40 DAhimun Bros, when y0a whhl "
esntnlne tho latest nofFltler ~ rilk hrH
30 hats. They lcfs Tho inNhlsnH'
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BUSINESS NOTES.


= VVIhI 70 IHn WhFUIFl
COLORADO, TIN, Fob. eI,-ikc ufonsiy has
bought ont the CrliIn liroa, here md VIII oren
~ $4,000 stock hcNt work
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oraea lin Nation.

ALBANY, NJ " beb ~ Tho ohit
to-day passed q blli ccdlng 20 Tho llnlloo
States iurladictlnn over tho nfrNel cot
lauc, at Mount Medrc90r, Ia wh'rh 'Nn
Grant dlnh
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Soc Dnhlman Bros when sou wlnt va
examine the latset novelties ~ SILK amt
sofl hais, 'rl,uy lead The fashions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
lsh'slon IinrDor improvements.

7h'ti1n Hhrbur improvements
aghihe Gazette.
antGt0S, Fob. ~ Con Newton,
~ lae corps Of engineers speaking
Y lfpofls Of the bcurd of engineers
Il w Improvement OF tho entrance 10
lrlon barbor dcducrs The following
sln.lpn lhcrciromf
IN Depth proposed by MAJ Howell
<epAlncd was len fcol over Tie bar,
llal los irttics were considered
tl'nl TO obtain substantial W.
N Z depth above the ordinary dcplll
W pfl bot how much the board
II tol venture 10 sny
llai although low ictlic- would
Y Prove sufficient, SGT II wa'
Nv Prudent 20 expect that higher
ntlgni become necessary.
M % The reports contemplate
elhs q greater depth ihnl riuhlccI
n proposed Originally by Mayo
WY \ wos indgdc proper 90 pro
W q change Of direction ~ llr
N. Y drawing them nearor) after
Ky l'pglli pi each had been con
Nv We board never Endorsed lh
4 " gablontndc iciiies, hut lpaisic
flSlmipary condition that II sh0nl
,. IN alhli u lilc points OF varied q
TX NJ NJ thu inner bdf az The u
tshu q q irlty and on tho bar.
IVY llie advantage ~ Keeping ~
~ ~. 'ow lit they cpuid inlnl their pm
nnr 70 prevent violent wave ~
sPon thclf surface,
ss.l unless growth 81 shcll-dp
wv 70 bind together the MAJ
,.' Follow the construction, grent a.
XIV 70 the consolidation ana holdlp
,1sf y Nc iti,les would result, uA
.. s''',fuenee, The use OF large bloci
T would become necessary.
Inv the effects of undcfplnil
\ .sAdif pointed out, aud The cnrc
~. s''9ll ih1irafed Con. Newton nl
70 Qus representative ihst
x~ lasfhn Inspection Of this ia
~ eFhopnade showed snch icsIrl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Malollc, wars gives a,sv. WITH elli.es
Star ilaklpg iowrcr AZ " y howonr'r'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Ton az ALREADY thOrc.o have deprived Il
OF lie power 70 connup tho currents audi
produce useful results.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Corner Fourth and Houston streets. .or, Mosn:

~ 4 Huffman Implement 90 utye ". Y
aine,, 4 rasloaa ~ falfDad tetalRrs ApN
,,i,ael'bagrDgp, wliieh iheg o9eg e 'f'
ifadr yrty low,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

AM. Mira Rfafai, also 0OrAlnHlul'i fHff
al {hn fsmOns Houston aifefl fgv'ttr
WV '''''' 1irsFn Mltiiff
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

go tu lpG llouston, where oNttfbilhl
Ia the notion liuo " almost given swny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

SEQ nahlman Bros when yon wAn' w
examine The lalest novelties IN slIH anu
soft hats. 1hoy lead The jwbion'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
GRAND BARGAINS

These
rovm for opr splrn shoes, which arriving faly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
IrAGALL AGAIN.


AgeoiAl " ~ nAteuc,
,JAeAahOs1, Trk., Nebi sJ,~'ll rAs
ttDAabi last hight i,si q mob wonl' al'
tact lilo lsll ~ jackaD0fo, Ia whictl Naa
eopincaA. A Ntnasai, lhe Clay emmy
daughter sadpqers 70 uis jpofnisg ny
o'elo0k Htcagall eaa iahrn pni VI lnli'
heavily ,iSdnd uliavf shii xnAfn,
and went 10 tho direction 81 perallf
rhe ,iepnty Fherln ii charge WIN take p,
/ Train al k&eet, aud SUNDAY efenlpR
sl0auai, X Va gYriia W ioff Worth, - y
placed 70 ~ raflnui county lall i9f sal'
hrcpipR
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sced naa eating poiaigeaoi ~ slhds q
g. n WapEH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Ksiina Ht,as Bwesi fetntosN'
lApt TesRs yellow yam Sweet p"1.ioos,
fresh and ci.GeiiCai, ~ ~ F0fl WORM
nf0cef Co.'S,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

.r,.. ,a,..t fashions h talilnst nctt
is,a nc, nlsHis psifnt Nhh'
man llfos ibe llf'i plae'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

POPULAR shades In wooden dress goods
Tor sprmn wear, nj Randall s Chambcrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Sec Dahluian Bros Wl,.n Mn aud
example the latest no,elvss , n
M Int They lead me iprhl'p'r
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II alli pay cash plltlyilss XXX ~ ~, IL
advertisement u Mpnlann's's =
thia ianna.
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,Yo,,nl nav styles sprln2 hoeiM ,'.,,,
he llncst assortment 70 we '''y' - ''''
man Yf0a'
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ua,. !. Inc fine 10 select your mAtsu
enbroidefics from ne sp''9 ."n
u,eni AZ Randall s ChAwGNiH ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

,,.oan, NOW styles spring nrthw.a,,'
tho finest assortment ~ ~ wy -
man Bros .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Se,Dnhhnan Bros WHEN you want 10
oyninine the latest novelties IN silk and
Yoit hnta. They lead the fashions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

s.,,iyaaciEro wheat c1poiirls cut
~ ns oav woodcn shlps % four o. ilon'
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rnn,nr, ni.hnr.nm.nl..

lMsdi0s, Feb. 81, II iHcetlmaled
asit hne been u decrease oI $3.50,
ilar public debt during the mouth
|alinary,
PENSION payments during Tho
Rscft about Ell 100000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
'aY|ONAI NEWS.
worth & Denver and Three
N lines May Cross the
IA Indian Territory


III
casci1e' c,.. s,.,a,,,,,,..
\ ..atos, Feb, W ~ n o,,,,",. ,'','
4 gsuilory stu lil.s unu,i WI" WI,
N representative W " ,',,,,l,s Lana pa
.,e oklahoma ehu W., ,,,,,I '" ac,,,,, ' "u
IN territory ~, ',,o,,,,, o,.,
4 s.,,l,e Townscnd'N pIlI, uien,pe,s
as VA iorcshadow inc cou'n'''''Vs
\ I. az Weaver blll'
v.Y 90 rii''oloi'' ,,,.,,,oa
4 soasc lndlpn "n .'., 4 ,he ,assn,,o
4 i,oday " recoln,''n' ~. n,,.n,,,
4 !, \ rraut the rlghl nl WY tnIunsn
eyr1tory 20 the fort worm y
M Kansas CIV y f9's o ','
A Afkansae valley anu Hpn'Fph
4, valley rallroauH'
Will RAID w.
man NJ IN ,ni'nua W." WI
/. ,eelcmplatos a raid on ,,,ls eoun,
\, bas written Prcsiucnt ,ieVelann
'elm hoy much II WIZ Co.'S 70 hho
.,aso under The uilltou nu't's
.msnl 70 sell Washing ilHeh'h'f'
INVALID rbNsioNs.
h,alId pensions cop'',ttuo nus ,
Il report the arrears Oh pension
4 sulnorlty adNcrtc 'op"'N
ITALIAN hiANEs,
sber committee noaru u s,ttu'oou'
larno regarding inc 'ailun ~
lhl CONTRACT ,huu' 1900 49, n
Nv 10000 lM''""" ~" w
nIals county,
vi l, ~, ,,ln,t,ntion ~
|iiaqh ~ IVY ,nor, onIclnia N inst
|giM dePal.',''" ,tras al y.tl,ns
occupied WIN .'a,,o ,hn i',n ,aW
|lhiha'e pscn p ~ Nv, Wv, ,,,so a.
|@icars ana roRu ',' a,t,m,n's, ~, w.
|rlderalloh VI ,aon , "p" w.. ,i,,,,,
Sonco o. thesc en, ,,, '',, Init, =,
By lerlnep uos N.Y. ~, ~, ,,ayS ~ " ~,
|iihc W., pus Wv, ~, y thov y, ,vo pc
PEI lusg w sal, ~. :" daaar,,n,nt. ~
sew alwt U'V " a,i,,na,Ion .,nd
IhNe maze IVY, 't ~ Lame nre
iheif eobViue'Vn 'n r,'.. and ,ha,
hNMu,p W ,'',,,,l, a nn,, AL
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e.sbi taeh esA31 ,hs
.soa.. nionus Atoaes ~ $500 Y '1''
conpfe n f,uIldlaa ny ~ ~, !. Z fa.
i4ffa 4 q'ilpNrapt f''''s' ~
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e.,n ,rea NJ A iIn9lpail ta'Ie \. .a ,,...
,... nssg w, and KS spae AlAliA sg' 'ses7
TOM llallI0IIlA
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SIN ehead Read iht' following aud make
your orders where yo,' can gci frcsh and
lrat.class goods ~ bOil ON prlcvsi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09
WEATHERFORD.
The Cadets Give Minstrel Show which
Proves Success.

The Cadets Give Minstrel Show which
Proves Success.
Special TO the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, Oct. s.-The
minstrel show given at the opers-house
last night by the Cleveland Cadets, the
military company lately organized here,
was an excellent affair, and did the boys
credit for their faithful work. The per-
teTnanee- was good, snd was web ut.
tended. The audience fully appreciated
the efforts of the Cadets in giving such a
good entertainment. About Sl25 was
realized from the receipts, which will be
applied TO getting guns and uniforms for
the company. The company win give a
dramatic performance to our people be-
tween this and Christmas, which will no
doubt be treat. Mrs. j. A. Ochlitree
and Mr.. Frank Porter will have charge OF
the training of the company for that oc-
casioD, which assures success, as was the
entertainment last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09
Pure Maple Syrup
at Turner & McClure's.
HENRIETTA.

The Mother OF the Murdered Smith Boys
Again BereaVed.
Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, Tex, Oct. S.-Mlss Clara
Smith, about twenty-one years of age,
who lives with her widowed mother seven
miles north of this place, was assisting
in pressing some hay yesterday evening
when the horses hitched to the
press started up Unexpectedly
to her. The press caught her feet, break.
ing both legs about two inches above the
ankle, one fracture showing projecting
bone outside the skin. DR.. +. o. Gal
laway who was in attendance says she is
badly bruised, and that it may be neces
sary to amputate them. Miss Clara is the
only child living of her mothers, and is a
sister OF the three Smith boys who were
shot and killed some three months ago in
Clay county. Language cannot express
how greatly Mrs. Smith is troubled.
The best rain fell at this place last
night that has fallen here for twelve
months. There was but little wind, but
the heavy fall of rain lasted the greater
part of the night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09

tributed equally between seventeen
counties heretofore assisted, each getting
one-seventeenth Of the amount. This Is
the first assistance that Jack county has
received through the governor, the appli-
cation for assistance only coming to hand
yesterday.
A charter was filed for the Farmers
Grand State alliance; John II. Harrison,
presidents G.. Edleman, vice-presidentj
j. w. Hummer, secretary; j. A. Landers,
treasurer. The principal Office will be
at Dallas.
The assessment rolls of Braxoria
county, showing a decrease OF S2ls,40l
in values, were received yesterday. Hop
kins colntY shows an increase OF S67,7 1872
To-day swarm of bees passing over
our city came down out OF the air In
front of the Statesman office, and created
hubbub for while. Finally they set
tied In farmers wagon and attacked
several horses anc the passeTs-by, includ
ing ladies', not aware of their presence
Anegro put barrel over the swarm anc
carried them away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09
MIR. oApPs REPLIES.

THE CITY ATTORNEY Defends HIMsELF
AND THE COUNCIL FROM AN ANoNY-
NOUS ATTACK.
Editor Gazette:
In your issue OF yesterday is an article
signed Common Citizens" In which the
writer citlcises my actions and remarks,
made at a meeting of the city council and
attempts to array prejudice against my
self and the aldermen Of the city. IT is a
cowardly attack upon an Individual in
which the writer has not the courage to
sign his name TO a personal attack and q
malicious falsehood, with the exception
OF the part in quotation marks, which
statement made. The occasion Of my
utteriDg such remarks leave for those
who were present to explain, under their
own signature. A gentleman making per-
sonal attacks viii sign his name. shall
say nothing further through the press for
fear the author OF this article signed
Common Citizensn will have an oppor-
tunity TO advertise himself through the
press as usual. VIM. CAPPs. r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09
CORRUPTION.

A United states SerRtor Charges that tho
Western Union Bought Legislature.
NEw York, Oct, SIX Senator Hin of
Colorado yesterday unburdened his mind
TO Joe Howard Of the World This vet
eran gossip-gatherer quotes the Western
ex-senator as saying; "My defeat was
due to money sent TO the legislature by
the Western Union Telegraph company.
The votes of my friends were worth $4,000
each, Amy one Of them could obtain that
sum from the corpe ration desiring my
defeat, In exchange for his ballot Colo
RADIO Is moaopoly-rldden state
Who defeated you, SENATOR
MIR. Teller, secretary OF the interior,
who tllled the state with his agents, all
OF whom worked industriously, actively
and effectively, but my defeat was chiefly
due to the interference OF the Western
Union Telegraph company, which sent, IL
| is currently believed, 100000 to
the legislature for that purpose.
DR.. Green knew perfectly well my posi-
ton in reference to the great telegraph
monopoly, and knew, too, that however
the members OF the committee might
feel, they would not dare TO vote against
my proposition, and had remained two
years longer In the senate that proposl-
tion would have become an accepted
fact. Mr.. Chaffee Is now dead, so will
express no opinion concerning him and
] his actlonp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09
DALLAS.
Railroad workmen Ipjured-A Boarding
House Keeper Fires nc Her Cook.

railroad workmen Ipjured-A Boarding.
House Keeper Fires nt Her Cook.
Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct, S.--Last night, near
Terry's mill, on South Houston street, a
large oak tree was blown down by the
wind, which sprang up suddenly aud
briskly. The tree fell across tent To-
Gated near its base. There were seven
men sleeping In the tent, Santa Fe rail-
road workmen, and four OF them were
more or less injured. One Of the number,
j. Crimson, had his right shoulder-blade
broked, his face badly lacerated, and, 1t
is feared, received internal injuries that
may prove fatal.
Mrs. Peckham, who keeps boarding
house on Elm street, fired two shots at
the colored cook, Charley Ross, this fore
noon, one of which took effect in the
fellows arm. Ross, it is alleged, was
very impudent to Mrs. Peckham this
morning and when she reprimanded him
sharply for 1t he assaulted her. The lady
thereupon ordered him to leave the prem
| ises and got q pistol to enforca the order
| The negro was not frightened by the sigh
Of the weapon and she had to use 1t. Boil
were arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09

involved in this decision reached several
millions OF dollars.
A QUESTION ABOUT THE oLEoMARaARINE
TAX.
WASHINGTON, Oct. s-The acting
secretary OF the treasury has asked the
encouragement for his opinion as to
whether the oleomargarine law imposes
tax on the different Ingredients used In
the manufacture OF oleomargarine, and
also tax on the article when finished
and placed on the market, or
whether tho law contemplates
tax only upon the flushed article.
The question has been raised by
the opponents OF the measure, and It's de-
termination viii make considerable diff
ference one way or the other TO persons
dealing In oleomargarine. Commissioner
Miller has received proofs OF the new
oleomargarlne stamps and said, to-day,
that the stamps would be ready for ship
ment to collectors about the 18th inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09

made an able argument, comparing the
testimony given by the witnesses as the
Testimony of no truthful James Bone
field" He went on as follows
TO speak of his acts on
the fatal night: The worst
newspaper In Chicago admitted that 1t
was extremely doubtful whether Fielder
ever fred shot or said: s'You do your
duty and III do mlne.n He declared
that there was nothing In proof that
I did not walk away peaceably.
l went away peacescly. Your honor.
have tried TO show you that the meeting
on May was peaceable one. have
told you what meant by the
expression, Throttle the law"
You interpret my remark TO mean
"kill the police" You ought 70 know
what meant. II was not the intention
of our organization to take any lives. II
was the system we were aiming at.
defy any one TO find in my speeches any
suggestion OF violence. | spoke OF
the blind rage of the mob at
McCormick's. Did not that mean that |
did not sanction the acts done In ignor-
auce and rageY Mccormick and Gould
and Vanderbilt are victims of this system
as much as the beggars on the streets
|
| After q few more remarks In which he
denied having been the friend OF Lingg,
Engel aud Fischer, Fielder concluded
as follows "To.day as the
beautiful autumn sun kisses the
cheek OF my fellow-man, stand
here never to battle my head In It's
rays. have loved my fellow-man as |
have loved myself. / have hated trlckery,
and the monstrous injustice OF the Nine.
teeuth century commits the crime OF
killing its friends, and II will live TO repent
1t some day. i freely give myself
up. | trust the time win come when
there will be better understanding
and more intelligence, and II
the mountains of iniquity, wrong and
Icorruptions will be replaced by
truth and justice which will come K
battle in the pure light Of dn emancipatet
world, then l am satisfied. thank YOU
honor for your attention.
PARsoNe ON THE FLOOR.
J Parsons followed and said: "On,
} thing beyond others that has character
lied the great trial was its virus, its pas
sion and the rancorous prejudice tina
characterized the prosecution. Nov
l hold that the execution OF sentence I,
be imposed on me is nothing but Judi
cial murder. 1t was trial by mob
with the mob howl continually sounding
! in our ears. Your honor knows this
4 and II is for you to look a
the matter from standpoint of reason
: and common sense" Parsons spoke I'll
e 1880 p. m when the court adjourned a
7 his request.