Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
NEWS SUMMARY.

The Hortlculturists in Dallas hold
The Vermont Democrats nominate a
tate ticket.
Ter FIRST ground for the Frisco railway
y. "a. EN- at Paris.
d es Trainer, a section hand, is killed
uSs,' cars AZ Hearne.
The usual large crowd attends the Chi.
cago anarchists trial
The Republicans OF Arkansas put A
state ticket In the field
The Dallas Suua1y-School association
has successful meeting.
IL IL reported that Cleburne win get
the shops OF the Santa Fe.
Active work TO begin at once on the st.
Louis, Arkansas & Texas road
Family troubles cause David Caskerly
OF Corsicana 90 take morphine,
American troops surprise a camp OF
Yaqui Indians In Sonora, Mex.
-Four horse-thieyes are brought into
sherman from the Chickasaw nation.
Three Indians are cut, one fatally, at a
green-corn dance In the Greek nation.
Lincoln Spfole, who IL TO be hanged at
Fort Smith, Ark, to-day. is baptized
Delta county instructs for Ross for
governor and Culberson for congress.
Owing TO lack OF water at Cleburne the
underwriters talk Of putting up rates.
number OF persons pass through
Whtesboro, fleeing from the drought
Cashier Almon b. Thomson Is seen In
Canada and says he Is only rustlcating
McLennan county instructs for Ross
and sends sixty delegates to Galveston.
Sir Charles Dixie ought to be sorry he
had the Crawford divorce case reopened
A Knight OF Labor visits a Cleburne
assembly in the interest Of Barney Gibbs.
The Palo Pinto precinct convention
elects delegates to the county convention.
Marshall has hopes OF seeing the offices
OF the Texas 6 Pacific brought back there.
The house Is preparing TO act on the
oleomargarlne bill and Morrison's tariff
bill
Appointment San Antonio business man
Is sued for Sl2, 800 on a breach OF mar.
riage.
The conferees on the river and harbor
bill have as yet failed to reach definite
result.
McLennan, Smith, Gregg, Grayson,
Lubbock and Reeves counties are visited
by rain.
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland win take
charge OF Literary Life with the August
number.
The senate is still debating the Payne
election case and will vote on 1t to-day at
2 O'Clock.
Lingo, sewing machine agent, ia
wanted at Marshall on charge Of
swlndling.
Parnell Informs Gladstone that he is
DESTROYS of following his lead In the new
parliament.
Albany, N. Y, celebrates the two.
hupdredth anniversary Of It's incorpora.
tion 40 a Guy.
Two prisoners escape from the Gala
boose guard at Weatherford and are tired
at five times
Two negroes, claiming TO be Baptist
preachers, are arrested al Bonham for
stealing boots.
The treasurer OF the Lowell, Mass,
Bleachery corporation is short from $780,
600 TO $4,000
The colored normal at Palestine is one
OF the best attended of any normals ever
held in the state.
The Mulkey and Burnett revival at
Longview increases in interest, many
being converted.
Nava Hall OF Bowling Green, Mo, takes
morphine at Hot Springs, Ark. The ply.
sicians save his life.
The work Of widening the gauge on the
ST. Louis, Arkansas Texas railway Is
actively progressing
James Connors, bridge man, has his
skull terribly fractured by train near
Mineola, but still lives.
Galveston wants II understood that her
money is up for the prize drill and that II
will be no Philadelphia AFFAIR.
Secretary Bayard demands the release
OF A. g. Cutting, the American editor
confined In Mexican prison.
Indian Commissioner Atkins Is heard
before the Platt special committee In re-
gard to the Anadarko leadership.
An Anderson county man, sixty years
OF age, Is arrested for assaulting and
beating respectable white woman.
In a fight between four men in Frlo
county over division OF fence, one
man Is fatally and another seriously hurt.
The foreign affairs committee will re-
port faVorably as to the recpening OF the
We'll claims and adversely as to the re-
opening Of the Labra claims.
Henry Childress OF Greenvile, Tex, re-
ceiyes medal from the English war de-
partment In recognition OF services in the
Soudan campaign OF 'S4 and 's5.
Two men are killed and one fatally and
two seriously wounded In the fight on
Bayou Boutte, in st. Martins parish, La,
in fight between rival moss-pickers,
Ten thousand mead Of cattle are being
driven down the West Fork into Wise
county. The citizens are arming TO re-
sist the invasion. A 6gbt Is imminent.
The editor OF the Austin Dispatch finds
himself an assistant in a handsome st. |
Louis woman. She turns out to be a |
runaway wife and mother, but refuses 70 |
return TO her native heath.
MARSHALL.