Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-19

A Bad Man from Georgia, a Dynsmiter
and Sam Jones' Terr0rizer Ar
rested Near Reagan.
Holy Week Ushered In with Proper OBJ
seryanoes-o OIL Mills Soda Kind
Frenchman--The' Cost.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, April lS.-Detective AM
monet of this CITY arrived to- day from
Falls county, having in custody young
white man named lobe Jackson, whomhe
arrested last night near Reagan, Falls
county. The arrest was made on arequl-
sition from the governor of Georgia.
There are two charges against Jackson.
One is dynamiting the house Of the
county Judge OF Barton county, Ga, near
Gainesville, few months ago, full ac-
count of which appeared In the newspa-
pers at the time Jackson Is also sup
posed to have been one of the gang who
dynamited Evangelist Sam Jones' barn,
near Gainesville, which so startled the
congregation listening to the evangelist
in tent near the barn. In addition t.
this jackson is wanted ut Atlanta on u
charge Of assault with intent to murder.
When arrested Jackson was at work On 81
farm near Reagan. lie made consldtra-
BILE resistance, hut, being caught without
weapons, was captured without gcttlng
hurt or hurting anybody.
| Deputy United States Marshal u. G.
| Murphy Of Atlanta, Ga, telegraphed TO-
day he will he here Tuesday to take Jack
son to Georgia. Dett ctive Amonett gets
| $500 reward for the arrest.
Henry Martin, aged thrty-seven, q
scion OF wealthy Louisiana family, died
here this morn ng penniless and almost
frlendless, save for Frenchmen, Charles
Marcellon, who knew the family in New
Orleans. Martin had been buying cotton
for New Orleans firm in Southern Texas
and came TO Waco about three weeks
ago. He was the son OF the late DIR. ).
Martin If New Orleans The kind hearted
Frenchman gave the bo1y decent burial
and telegraphed the death to sister OF
: deceased In New Orleans.
The question of labor received almost
as much attention here to-day as gospe
, themes. The Workmens' Mutual Ait
society at p. M listened to an address
from William Edmonds, Esq, on "Th'
UNEQUAL Distribution of Wealth" and to
night, at the COURTHOUSE Mr.. D
X. Street, the eX.prescher and eX'news
paper man, who is now working up co
operative llfe-insurance company, heit
, forth to good-slzed audience on I'M
. subject of labor.
1t has leaked out to-day that a sale o
i. the Waco Oil works, which are owned D
: Memphis capitalists, was made last n'Sn'
: Mr.. order, the superintendent, is no
:, accessible to-day TO get the details, gu
: II is rumored the oil works have gone INT
the HANDS Of the Howard Oil mill people
. The Waco works are extensive, with tw
mills on the east and west sides OF IN
river, with $3.50, 900 invested in machlr
cry aud buildings.
A Laurence Barrett and company arrive
q to-day. Every seat for Barrett's appeal
, ance to morrow night at the Garlan
,, opera-house is already taken. IN
u "Mchael Strogoff" company left Il
y Fort Worth this evening.
~ Holy week was ushered in with appr'
y pirate services at the Catholic ana Epl
. copalian churches to-day. The ni
. weather drew large congregations 10
~ The churches. Vt "
y The health officer of the city, DR. v
d Brown, has rendered his resignation
Is the new mayor, as has also Street Cor
missioner Neil. Both will Dc accepte
and new appointments made. =,
protract,d meeting opened az u
V. First Baptist church to-nigh', 10 De co
40 timed during this week
10 The BrazJs compress natteneu 81
~ bales of cotton last week
40 The Waco Light Infantry received lhe
ful dress uniforms yesterday.
u The federal building here Is TO co
~ slG2, 500, instead of 100000, as report
Yesterday.