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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
WACO.
The Hin County Deputy Sherlns ON
Trlai for Their Actions ON
Train.
on Men Quit work-Espress Companies
a Huge Roiier MINIS Pat
ncNs nay.

special 10 tho Gazette.
WACO, TEX, March -Rawls, Brig
man, frlar and Mckinney. the four dep
MY shegiffs OF ilillsboro who made the
notable disturbance on Missouri train,
en- route from ililsDoro to wsco, in the
latter part Of january. appeared here
to-day IN the county court TO answer TO
the charge Of rioting. They were repre-
scented by able counsel and accompanied
by several friends from HIN county
! Quite number ~ witnesses We're
/ present, all Of whom we've on the
train on that memorable night, among
them Conductor Buckley, who was SO
badly beat up by the quartette; also Con.
nors, the oolored porter, and LomaN, the
brakeman OF the train. Ii will be re
membered that the defendants, at q
previous trial here, were heavily fined for
creating disturbance. They were also
put through the mill at Hilsboro, and IL
/ Is probable they have each paid up TO the
| present time about $3.50 In fines and
costs. This charge OF rloting was the
| most serious against them, as the
penalty Is not less than six nor
more than twelve months M the
county jail. There was considerable
spariing at nrst, by defendants counsel
taking exceptions TO the Information and
moving TO quash, but the motion was
overuled A jury was impaneled early
In the afternoon and the case went 10
trial at 3 p. m. All the witnesses were
for the state, as the defense did not intro
duce any
The examination OF witnesses and
opening arguments occupied the entire
afternoon. The county attorney will eou.
clude for the state tomorrow.
Col VIM. Cameron and l. G. Mansfield
this evening closed a contract for ma
| ohincry for q new two hundred barrel
| roller mill 10 be built here. The ma.
chinery costs about forty thousand dol
lars
Ninety Of the colored employees Of the
| Waco oil mills quit work Yesterday
seemingly without any grievance what.
ever. They apparently wanted 70 strike
| Just because strikes are In fashion This
compelled tie mills 10 slack up work
until O'Clock this morning, when
eighteen OF the strikers returned 20 work
and the places OF the others were filled
| with new men,
ST. Patrick's day was observed here BY
/ freshmen but quietly and orderly Mass
was celebrated at the Catholic church at
a. m, and tonight Father Badolow
lectured on est. Patrlck's Vocation, or
the Mission Of Ireland
! The express companies state that II Is a
mistake they cannot handle perlshable
freights. They say they are rushed with
business, but will take everything that
offers. The Information came 90 the re-
porter as he believed straight but he dis.
| covers. that he was misiuformed.
The anti-perquisites men state they will
hold aalna ss-meeting Of all the wards to-
morrow night to frame u platform and
nominate city officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

Two oceans which washed our Eastern
aud western shores, when be reflects
that the vast impctlal territory had been
wrested from the Indian race, he was
mied with amazement The gentleman
complained that the government was
dealing too literally with the Indians
NOT only was he tilled with amaxement.
but conviction forced itself ON his
mind that in sight Of Him who
had In His hand the destlnies Of
nations as wei, as the fortunes Of m.
ciyiduals no atonement would be accent.
aole Uf'til the remaining Indians through
the energy aud benevoleuce az the gov
eminent had been lifted to the plane Of
our own civilization and enriched bv the
richest OF all earthly boons, American cit
izenshp. The education Of the lnaian
race In America, he said, was the solution
OF the Indian problem and II was the only
solution. The country WAS on the right
track. The train was in motion ana
moving forward day by day and unless
distractions We're placed in the way Il
would soon reach its appointed destina.
ton, the civilization and citizenship Of
the American lndian. [Applause.1 Tho
Bill was then read by paragraphs for
amendments, and shortly afterwards the
committee rose and the house adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
SHERMAN's DEAD.
The whole City Turns out to DO Honor
TO Judge binkley.


The whole City Turns out to DO Honor
TO Judge Binkloy.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, March IL, The fu-
neral obsequies OF Judge Binkley have
been the one important event in Sherman
to-day. At O'Clock the bar held a meet
ing aud passed resolutions Of respect TO
his memory, and pursuan: to the resolu-
ton of the business mems meeting held
yesterday at O'Clock every business
house was closed at 2 O'Clock and
remained closed TIL O'Clock this
afternoon, At O'Clock the
Masonic brotherhood who conducted
the services conveyed the casket 10 the
opera-house, where ample room was
found to accommodate the crowd, and
the usual ceremonies of the order We're
celebrated in the presence Of packed
house. After these were concluded the
sherman band IN front followed by the
Masonic procession, lie friends Of the
deceased, the knights OF Pythias. the
odd Fellows, the Grayson Rifles, the
military company and citizens In the
order named, the whole making train
over three.Qunrters Of mile long,
was the largest funeral pro-
cesslou ever seen in Shei-
man. EVERYBODY We'd with his
neighbor IN doing honor 70 one OF the
most esteemed citizens Of tho place.
Delegations were present from Bouham,
Mckinney, Gainesville, Whitesboro and
Greenville, to attend The obsequles. The
ladies' had draped the opera.honse ~
black and provided flowers 10 great pro-
fusion to wreath the casket and cover TIC
new-made grave. Every citizen feels that
he has lost friend, and the community
deplores bis death As a public calamity
Judge Binkley's place will remain vacant
for ne have no one left 10 M u,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
GAINESVILLE.
Judge ninkIsy's Death That New Road
The Great Bridge.

Judge Binklsy's Death New Road
The Great Bridge.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
GMNEs1LLE, Tx. March e. A tele.
phone message was received In this city
last night, announcing the death Of Judge
Bnkley Of Sherman, The Judge had many
friends In Gainesville and Cooke county
and was man generally highly esteemed
Tux GAZETTE correspondent heard II
stated to-day that the Houston gentlemen,
who obtained the charter for a road from
Mckinney 10 Gainesville, had announced
that they had the money 10 build the road
and would begin its construction in a short
time, Almost daily there are additional
rumors of railroad building, which in
some way or other affect the interests of
Gainesville Railroad officials are said
to have been In the city for the past two
days, but who they were or where they
STAYED nobody seemed TO know.
MIR. Andy Harris returned last night
from trip TO Paris, and brings the infor-
nation that the citizens OF that place
have so far failed to raise the subsidy de-
manded by the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe
The board Of directors request a meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Gaines
vile & Chickasnw Bridge company AZ the
merchants exchange room Thursday
night Business of very great lmpor-
lance TO the stockholders and city OF
Gainesville will be submitted.
Judge c. G. Potter, Hon w. O, Davis
and Judge George l.. Hill left for Henri
eta on this afternoons train 10 attend
district court in session there
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
FARMERS FIGHT.
A Mulberry sprout Knife aud Pistol the
Weapons Used.
Snecinl 10 tho Ga2ctte.

A Mulberry Sprout Knife and Pistol the
Weapons Used.
special to thNGazette.
WACO TEX, March IT, B. c. Hicks, a
well-to-do farmer whose place is on Cas-.
man creek, seven miles south Of here,
fatally cut Joe Lane, one OF his renters,
this afternoon. The difficulty occurred
about o'clock at Hicks farm and grew
out of discussion of the terms Of a con-
tract under which Lane worked. Hicks,
who is nearly sixty years old, struck Lane
with light mulberry sprout, after hot
words had passed, when Lane drew his
pistol and fired three shots. Hicks closed
with him and lane fred two more shots
and then dubbed his pistol aud beat
Hicks over the head. Hicks used his
pocket-knif with his left hand, his right
hand having been crippled, and cut Lane
in the side and throat, it is supposed
fatally. Lane Is thirty years old,
from Jackson, Tenn, and has wife and
three children. Hicks surrendered at
once. He has bullet wound IN his right
arm between the wrist and elbow. OH
GERS have gone to the scene TO lnyest-
gate, and Hicks Is here IN custody 10
await the result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
.no,h.r Ao, In the Ward Drama.

NEW YORK, March Hamilton Cole,
referee in the action brought by George
@. Holt, assignee for the benefit Of the
creditors OF Ferdinand Ward against
William S. Warner, filed his report with
the clerk OF the supreme court to-day. II
q m favor OF Julian T Davies, the receiver
Of the firm OF Grant G. Ward, aud hnds
thar TIE payment Of all moneys made by
Ward. either by his Individual check OF
nv the checks Of Grant Ward, upon the
so-caIlcd contract business, fraudulent
and void as against the defendant, Julian
r. Davis, as receiver, and that Warner
nust nay over to Davies, as receiver tne
moneys received by him from Ward over
and above the amount paid BY nun 70
Ward. The referee lads the total
smount 10 be received 81, 1895, s92.Sf. He
tnrsber directs that the defendants,
waruer ana wife, execute and deliver
within thirty days from ne ming q ms
Judgment such deeds u conveyance, re-
Iease aud Quit claims as may " Mecca
sarg 10 satisfy the judgment,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
HE WOULD NOT TELL.
A United states Mar, hal Refuses 90 Tell
tho Name OF Hts Assassin.

A United states Mart hal Refuses 90 Tell
tho Name OF His Assassin.
Special 20 the SR2oite.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, March i7.-A
dispatch received IN this city from Silver
City says; NJ. Hall, deputy United States
marshal and deputy sheriff Of Grant
county, was shot by some unknown per-
son within one mile Of this city, on the
Pluos Altos road. Hall loft here late yes.
terd0y afternoon 70 attend TO some busi-
ness at Piuos Altos, and was returning
when nfed on. Apassing team picked him
up and brought him 10 town al q late hour
last night. He expired at "a m. lie
was conscious, and sheriff Wood cn'rent-
cd him 10 toll him who shot him he re.
piled that II was MeNlcDn, but would
not gave the name. Dr. Slough urged
him % tell, saving he was TO die. Han
shook his head and expired without a.
yuging his assassIn's name. Hal was a
brave and valiant officer His horse came
into town this morning with It's saddle
aud birdie on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

listened TO with interest. The services
tonight are especially for young men.
John Miller grocer doing business al
sos Main street, left his store yesterday
about = O'Clock and has not been seen OF
heard OF since. His wife became alarmed
al his absence and has notified City Mar.
shal Arnold 20 look after him. He was
formerly doing business on tho opposite
side Of the street, but was closed ont,
since which time his fwlte has noticed
that he was not IN his right MUD, and
she feared something serious had befallcn
him. When last seen Ia the city no was
az the Union depot, and Il Is thought ne
took q south. bound train An officer has
been dispatched IN that direction 10
search for him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
CLEBuRNE.
The Boycotted Merchant Gets Trade from
Men Who Never bought There Iiefore.

The Boycotted Merchant Gets Trade from
Men who Never bought There before.
Special 70 the Gazette,
CtEBuRNE, Tax, March ill., Mr..
Charles Mayer, the boyootted merchant,
was interviewed to-day by your reporter,
He says the boycott has made no appre.
ciable difference in his trade. but has
gained him many new customers, A
prominent citizen who has never bought
Ia dollars worth from him be-
fore came IN to-day aud bought
u good bill, and assured him that no
merchant could be run out OF Cloburnc
by any such means as tho knights Of La.
Dor have lpauguratcd MIR, Mayer says
there are other merchants in the city who
are trading with Sanger Bros, but have
kept IL dark, and consequently have not
incurred the displeasure Of the KNIGHTS
Mr.. II. G. Taryer has returned from
Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
TERRITORY EyIL.DoERs.


A squad OF Prisoners brought 60 Fort
smith,
Special TO tho Gazette,
FeRr SMITH, ARK, March l5.--Deputy
Marshals Skills and Richardson came IN
to-day from the Indian country with the
following prisoners John Echols, MUIR
DER killed John Pittinrldge about three
weeks ago near Chorokeetown, Chick.
asaw nation, shooting hun down
while he was unarmod and begging
him not to shoot. He shot him twice
before he fell and two or three times MS
he lay PROSTATE ON the ground. They
had misunderstanding about horse
trade, Tho others are james r. Pryor,
alias Charles Darling, higamy. James
Love, John Waugh, 4, j, Ellis, Robert
Childers, assault with intent 10 KIN. S.
j Jamlson, Charles lluggns, larceny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
SHE SENT IT HOME.
a Young GirI ssduesd Under Promise ~
Marriage FnIs CONN.

MgMFHIs, TKNN., March l7.-At
O'Clock tonight Emma NOR
map, Young lady twenty-one
years Of age, shot aud killed
Henry Arnold, proprietor Of grocery
store. No. 100 Beai street. Arnold Sc
duced Misc Norman about eighteen
months ago, and has made repeated
promises 70 marry her. Five weeks ago
he married Miss Nellie Killey, another
young lads, and tonight, while standing in
front of his store door he WIS ehct
through the heart BY Miss Norman, who
approached him. from behiud. Miss Nos-
man resides eight niles IN the country.
and came 70 10 IN ibis afternoon fef ne
express purpose Of killing nor sedpceF'
and the father Of her child. Miss Nor
man was arrested and locked %. she
expressed great eallsi4ctl0D as me fafal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
TERRIBLE REVENGE.
Tbirtsen Negroes Shot Dead In a Count
Room IN saississippi.

special 70 the Gazette
GRENADA, Mss, March IL. Aews Of
terrible tragedy, enacted At carroIton,
an Interior town twenty.four miles
southwest d Grenada, was re-
ceiyed here this evening. Fifty
men rode into town and repaired
20 the courthouse, where thirteen
negroes were waiting for their trial 70
commence. The white fnen walked ~
the courtroom and shot ten 81 the
neerOes dead aud morialiy wounded the
0tiiea three. The shooting grew ont "
the attempted asaaaslDaflon u Ja,pFt
Llddcl. pfomlnent Gluten, VIM Waa'
shot aud tcrionNly wounded b. fhVgc
negroes scyerM weeks aGS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

CRY oP MEXICO, March II United
States Minister jackson has left for home
on three months leave Of alb.
scnce. II IS reported here that he
IS TO have conference with Secre-
tary f3pyard regarding certain pending
claims OF American citizens against the
Me3l an government COnsni-General
Porch IS also investigating number Of
cases.
Diario 06cial authorlIatiyely denies
this morning that the minister Of public
works has made any new arrangements
with the railway companies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

LIMA, March l7-rublc order has
been restored at Huaacho, The elections
are progressing quietly In ali parts of the
republic. Everything points TO tile
election OF Gen. Cacores 10 the prcsi-
dency.
The Bolivian minister was entertained
by grand banquet ut the Union club in
honor OF Ills arrival IN Peru
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

- From George A, Sweet, editor Of the
IeNas Journal Of commere j, & c..
Maguire's Quadrangle squeezeS the liver
better than calomel. Thousands for need
OF such a medicine sink into dyspeptie
graves, 1t should be at the command of
the whole world and would prove last.
Ing blessing to the human family.
GEORGE A. SWEET.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
DALLAS.


Feil from soaGold--st. Patrick Benuett
Discharged Mysterious Disappearance.
special TO the 0nzotte
DALLAS, TEN, March l7-This morn
ing while Frank Raymond was engaged In
palntlng the second story Of Tcnnis0n
Bros. store ON Elm street, near Lamar,
ne leIl from the scaaold 70 the pavement,
a distance Of twenty feet, sustaining se-
we're injuries about the spine and iractur-
ing his night arm II is feared he re-
ceiyed inttrnHl injuries. Iio was o singic
man and about fhiTty-tiYe years Of age.
st. PaIick's DAY Is being observed by
the wearing OF the greea aud services az
the various Catholic churches IN the city.
Rev. Father QniniOn held seUlees-at the
st. Patrick's church, corner o. Wood and
Cabell streets. Solemn bigh mass WAS
held at9iS0. Very Rey. Father Dene,
cclebrant; Rev. Father Martinere, dea-
con; Rev G. NJ. ThlOn, subdeacon and
master OF ceremonies, assisted by Rev. T..
o. Crowley Of Weaiheriord and J. Leh0ne
OF Terrell. There viii be yespers, fol-
lowed by serman aud benediciion to-
night. III the forenoon service Rev. Van
Der Erden delivered an eloquent sermon,
During the morning service some Of the
drapery about the altar caught on tfe
from one o. the candles. The chnrcbwas
soon Oiled with flames and smoke. II
WAS extlnguiahed before much damage vas
done. Had il not been for the discretion
and cool heads Of some present there
might have been 4 stampede FOR the
doors, which no doubt would have re-
suited IN injury 70 some one.
II genneft WAS tried to-day before
United states Commissioner Bariord on
me charge Of attempting 70 hrlte A jury
al fbe last tern u the federal court. Al.
~ hearlna rhe testimony d number o.
,yIincescs he Bas discharged.
The congregations az the aflnOry hail
u hear rev. Geo, G. Necdham are In
creaslng IN number daily. he Il an
earnest speaker, and ny sermons are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

BuESos AiKKs, March l7.-A inry q
independent political parties has present
ca the eminent public cltizep, oesoI
Manuel o. Campo as their c1ndilAte 10y
the presidency Of the repnnllc, ~ = nag
joriiy Of two hlrda Of The total yo'qs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

stood 0t The bridge one f7en'h 4.
d0n't femcHibef tho hour
But ! marked two lgurre leaning
Beside the Drooklyn tower
IIis arm around bel aeAt Enlt1 hnesIp"
Ina Qraeeiul SORT VI 1tyle, a.4.a....
Aud bneu fhat shai ypnh tnu W1i"f"
Wore spooplng AL ille Nnlie.
lioN cfitn. Oh ldW oiir1 IL.
1hst nsd slood Oil Ingt peii ealiq srfs
hafa ~ iueanf ~ daieuNtpff
10 depNudni hayeih NOT
Hnf what br0kp Die lofQly atnlnepl
~ fnht nenn|lf, 1ItIlif npN
Wat IIifin 9Wntt 1AHi pystlnf
Noe1d9 no ifQqk ifA t1N'aff ( !. L. i, u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

Bay package OF Silver Loaf and give
Il a fair trial. II you do this You will
never regret Il, How many disastrous
failures Ia making bread cause troublous
vexation in the household? This can all
be ohviated by trial 81 Silver Loaf j
II. Brown guarantees it, purity, strength
and efficiency
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

I The Crescent restaurant, with ton fur
nlshcd rooms attached, win be sold on
such terms that anyone desiring TO 30
into the business will secure bargain
Inquire at Office Of ZANE CRTTI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
Ell pAso.
Cutting Rates Continues ms RIVERA Great
Editor


Editor.
Special to the Gazette.
FL PAso, TIN, March 1.-THE Texas
& Pacific put up forfeit for the main.
tenauce Of an agreement for the restora-
ton OF passenger rates over the respect
i've roads, which was telegraphed to the
Southern Pacific officers at San Francis
co, who replied that when the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe would agree to main.
tain freight as well rs passenger rates
they would put up forfeit that would
secure the maintenance of them 20 the
full figure. This ended negotiations, and
the cut in rates continues.
The editor of the Chicago Tribune ar
rived and spent the day driving around
the city, aud tonight wound up by at
tending prayermeeting at the Presby-
terrain church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
nALxELL'S DEATH.
his Brotherin the Territory Receives q
had News.

HHN R'"hoi IN Ahc AeitiNoty hN'eNeh the
had News.
special to tho Gazette.
NINirA, l. r., March III, w, 4. Hal.
sell received y dispatch this morning
from Riverside, Cal, containing iutorma.
ton that his brother Glenn Halzell died
there last evening. The dcsd man no.
sided at Decatur, and his body will reach
there for burial on Saturday Of this week,
lie was a very prominent cattloman, and
a month ago, at Dallas, was victorious In
suit regarding cattle, Involving nearly
S900,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

one OF the special features OF the dry
goods house of Randall 4 Chambers Co.
this spring will be their millinery depart
ment. They have employed a lirst-olass
milliner, and their stock in this line will
be complete in every department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

TO 70 r.. NJ, Pages Ecllpse lumber yard
Tor bargains he Is the hrs, TO offer the
people lumber SASH, doors, shingles,
etc, ete., az reduced prices. He has an
immense stuck
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
Mules ana Horses.

Mitchell Bros. al their old stand want
ali the good mules and horses 10 the mar
ket. and will pay spot cash for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

Randall 6 Chambers CO. received an.
other large shipment Of stylish dress
goods yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
OUR PREMIUM WAGON
The j. b. Mitchell & Co. Wagon.

by ano
ney are largely Interested aud a designed for prairie Tho u m
coated boiling os oil and The oo are driven by machinery IN Ae the
had grown ono Into me other bcst onod the
h
Ia
ng, ~ m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

result Of her shot The W apon used was
smiih < wcsson, 80 CALDER, ave shot
Only one shot was fred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

represents Huffman Buggy Il has aiuh leather @
BOWS covered with leather plated joints double collar, steel axle II h'
Tres the best gl hickory wheels tpped pole eoay
circle, brcd bottom and TOPS y NhsFsl
every respect or $3.50 IN cash
Weekly Gazette for one sp M
/ the drawing sept !, 1880 See premiumll st
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

In the dress goods department at Ran
dali & Chambers Co. can be seen a
splendid line of wooden dress goods and
wash fabrics.