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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
ORGANIZED ASSASSINS.
The Negroes OF York County, S. c.,
Organize to Steal Cotton, Pro-
visions and Whisky.
The Members sworn to KIN Any Person
Who Detected One of Their Mum.
Der Committing Crime.

CHARLESTON, S. c. Dec. ia week
ago the News and Courier published
dispatch from ork county, S c., report
ing that a white boy named John Leegood
mad been so beaten and mangled that he
soon died, and that four colored men
had been arrested as the murderers and
committed to jail 1t was stated the
theory was that some of the negroes had
been detected By the boy in the act
Of stealing some cotton from his
fathers field, and to prevent their arrest
they killed him. There was great excite
ment In the county in consequence, and
several more arrests were made. The
News and Courier, to get at the facts,
sent special correspondent to York and
Will publish tomorrow the result of his
examination There is evidently an
alarming state of affairs in York county,
aud 1t proves conclusiyely that an
organization exists among the col
ored PEOPLE, which contemplates
murder In event of tha; detection OF
any member accused of crime.
Twenty-sX negroes are now under arrest.
An inquest ON the body of the murdered
boy before discreet jury brought out all
I the facts One of the negroes turned
| oldLc tNluGHCtB huu duOLuST dumlbbtu
that he killed man who was murdered
in the county eighteen months ago. Sew.
eral Of the colpred witnesses at the in
quest swore distinctly that they had clubs
or clans In the county for the purpose oi
stealing cotton, provisions, whisky, etc
The members were to steal whatever was
wanted and II detected they were sworr
to kill the person who detected them
The clubs had diff rent names, bu
the organization was generally known al
the "Rislng Star Lodge, No. "a of Thu
Grand United Order Of National Laborerl
and Protective S clety of North Amer
lea The charter came from Charlotte
N C. and is dated December, 1884. TIL,
charter, however, would seem to shov
that the society was only f.
benevolent aud fraternal objects
Among other things revealed at tn
inquest was a plot to waylay Mr. Eli
Ewing, who was thought to have money
nut the assassins missed him. One of tn
assassins gave detailed account Of th
murder Of the boy, John Leegood, an,
also named his accomplices in the crime
The talk Of II general lynching has abated
but the Indignation and unrest are in
; tense.
WHAT A PITY
CHARLESTON, S. C, Dec. 15.-0ne hun
dred white men rode to the Jail In York
Vile az O'Clock this morning aud de
manded the four murderers OF the DO
John Lelgood. The sheriff, however
had already sent them to Columbia. thu
avoiding lyhchlng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
MEETING ar ALBANY.

A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONSULT
w1fH THE DIRECTORS or THE KANSAS
soUIHERN
special to the Gazette.
ALBANY, TEX, Dec lj.--Pursuant to a
call OF the permanent railroad committee
OF Albany the following delegates from
the different counties along the old cattle
trail route met at the courthouse in Al
many to day: J. j. Gallon, editor of the
Coleman Voice, representing Coleman
county; l. q. Perry, j. Il Webb, ID j.
wilson, J f. Wright, j w. Parvin and
j N Rushing, representing Callahan
county; d A. Turner Il. NJ. Kenne", II.
+ DOan and G. #. Duan, representing
willbarger county; j Il pole, W. J
Andrews, S. L, Knox and i, NJ. McCane,
representing Tnrockmorton county;
Joseph d xon and p Tobermap, repre-
sentlng Baylor county; r. Il. Conrad,
Senator J, Il. Fleming, George 7 R-y-
nods, r. McAnuly, a A. Clarke,
Il NJ. Richardson, W. ID. Reynolds,
ia; Matthew'S, Gen. w G. Webb, Peter
Hart and L j. Thompson, representing
Shacke ford county. State Senator j Il.
III ming was ell, cted chairman, and Mr..
j. j. Gallon of Coleman, w I Andrews
OF Throckmorton, l., Thompson and II
C.. Leonard Of Shackelford, were elected
secretaries the following permanent
organization was then adopted: State
Senator Il. Fleming, president, Mi, l.
B., Perry, vice-p president, from Callahan
county; G. T. ReynoldS, vice-prrsldent
from Shackelf0rd county; Judge j Il
Poole, yice-president, { ON rhrockmor
ton count, Mai j II McLane, vice-pres
ident, from Baylor county j j. Gallon
vice president, from Coleman county; II
T, Jones, vice-president, from Wil1argel
county. Mr.. X. Il, Doane of Doane':
store, Red River, was added to the vice
presidents. The following corresponding
secretaries were then elected for tn,
six counties: w. II PArvin, Callahan
county; j C Dunn, Coleman county
w, G.. Andrews, Throckmorton county
Joseph Woodier, Baylor county; ID A
Turner, Wiibarger county; l., j Thomp
son, Shackeliord county. This commit
tee was instructed TO compile data, u
make Typographical map OF the rout,
| through each county, and TO have dele
gate from each county to meet the direc
tors OF the Kansas Southern road at For
Worth, February |. The meeting thel
adjourned subject to the call of the presi
dent for further action in the premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
M'QUAnE GUILTY.
In Fourteen Minutes this Jury Reaches u
Verdict.

In tna Jury 1SeaCheA n
Verdict.
NEW YORK, Dec, 10 After the usual
formalities in general sessions of court
this morning, the summing up began by
Col Fellows in the McQuade case Col.
Fellows address occupied four and one
half hours In delivery, and was listened to
with close attention throughout. AT 8
O'Clock Recorder Smyihe began his
charge to the jury, and reviewed the case
at great length. II was nearly O'Clock
when the recorder ceased speaking.
Outside opinion appeared to be
that the recorders charge was very
strong and tended much to brush away
cobweb doubts about the guilt of the
prisoner AT T:l5 p m, Just half an
hour after the retirtmen of the Jury, 1t
was announced that they had agreed.
The crowd which had hardly
lett the courtroom, rushed back, and for
several minutes the greatest excltem Mt
prevailed. The recorder took his seat
on the bench and presently the Jury came
in. The roll was called aud the fore
man, Henry 0ttenburg, stood up aud in
reply 10 question, replied: equity OF
the crime as charged in the flrst count Ia
the Indictment The roll wss called
again and each Juror answered 'tGuilty,"
as his name was called. II seems that
the Jury, after removing their overcoats,
In the room 10 which they were sent for
elaboration, Immediately prepared their
ballots. They were cast and on being
counted were found 20 be unanimous for
conviction. II was just fourteen minutes
after they lett the court-goom that they
had agreed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

onerIAI 20 tho GnEette.
BAIRD, Tx, Dec. ia delegation
consisting of Messrs. b. II. Webb, J. N.
Rushing, W IL Parvln, 10. Il. Wright,
DC. y. J, Wilson and Maj. L. B. PER-
leit Baird early tbis morning to attend
the railroad meeting at Albany, Tex
where they will meet delegations from
other counties along the line Of the Atche.
son, Topeka Santa Fe, which will run
from Coleman, Tex, north to Doan's
store. With the best aud wealthiest men
In the west at work together, our people
feel sure that the road VIII oe built within
one year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
state Nores.

What are we here for unless 1t is to
make Vernon a CITY? Then let us go TO
work sna secure the Gulf, Colorado 6
Santa Fe railroad and we will have
accomplished our mission II Vernon
Guard.
The construction train Of the Santa Fe
road ran into Valley View at noon
Monday. The switches and everything
are completed, aud nothing now to
entervene their coming "on to Gaines
Vile. - Gainesville Hesperian,
DeLeon shows plucky and commenda.
BILE spirit in trying to get the Fort Worth
& Rio Grande. The 'nterprisng people
OF Sipe Springs are also bidding for this
road. But when the time comes
Comanche will raise Its little neighbors
clear out OF the game, DeLeon has one
road and therefore does not need this
one as badly as Comanche, but we are
really sorry that Spe Springs cannot BE-
taken In by the intended route
--lComanehe Town and County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
DALLAS.
Tho Coal Famine sim Felt--A Calves.
tooian Robbed.
room.

Special to tho Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Dec. l5.-Wllllam
Hooley OF Galveston reported to the
police that while drunk at saloon on
Lamar street, near the Texas Pacific
depot, he was robbed Of $50 by two men,
whose acquaintance ne made In Dallas,
and who represented themselves TO be
John Dugan aud Frank Mclntgre. The
police succeeded in apprehending the
accused and lodged them 10 jail.
William Chapman was to-day arrested
on charge of assault with intent to
rob II. d. Pink on October 10 last near
Hutchlns, In this county. The accused
was taken before the district court and
was held to answer IN bond of $3.50,
which he gave this evening and was lib-
Grated.
The coal famine is still felt severely
here. 1t Is said there are 10 the neighbour
hood OF fifty cars OF coal billed for Dallas
from Indisn Territory mines blockaded
at Denison because of the strike of Mis-
souri, Pacific switchmen at that place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
Five Fires.


Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. l5.-The ISL
and City experienced the novelty of five
fires to-day, none OF which resulted very
seriously Dobson's pIckery, near the
corner of Twentieth and Strand, was the
scene Of the first conflAgration, where q
quantity of damaged cotton spread out
and being dried caught fire and spread
across the yard. The loss is $500.
This evening some fifty bales of cotton
were burned near the Cult, Colorado &
Santa Fe yard; alco forty bales on NJ :
cbanic street, near Thirty-third, near the
Missouri Pacific track. The origin OF
both fires is wrapped IN mystery.
The other two alarms were insignia.
cant blazes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
mo Saw Ror, worth.
special 70 tho Gazette.

Special 10 tho Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Dec. l5.--R w. Camp,
bell OF Bonham arrived here tonight from
Fort Worth, where he had gone 70 inter-
est leading citizens there In proposed
line OF the 81, Louis s San Franclsco
from Arthur's ferry, on Red river north
Of Paris, TO Bonham, thence to Mckinney
aud intermediate points 10 Fort WORTH
lie claims that the people along the pro-
posed llne are enthusiastic and will fur
nish liberal subsidies as Inducements to
the Frisco company TO build.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

c. G. Barrett, freight agent OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific, was In the city last night.
President NJ. @. Hurley Of the Fort
Worth & New orleans has returned from
business trip 70 New York.
Robert u. Berry, general freight agent
of the Houston Texas Central, wes IN
the city la4t night With his bride, who
was Miss Lula Smith OF Dallas.
The pay car a the Fort Worth & Dem
yer went up 10 the end OF the line Yester
terday aud the cashier paid off
the employees. The Fort Worth DEN
YER is as regular as clock.work In paying
off
On December 22 the Gulf, Colorado
and santa lie will sell excursion tickets
10 Galveston and return, good TO return
till December ~, for one fare for round
trip. Tickets to be sold TO any one hold
Ing ticket 10 PATHS concert only.
Sunday night or some time Monday the
frst train over the Cult, Colorado Santa
Re will come to Fort Worth. II will be a
train Of ten cars loaded with cotton In
two weeks more the road will be open Tor
business from Fort Worth to Gainesville,
and the main liue trains will run through.
Gainesville and Fort Worth are both re-
iolced over direct connection.
The long leaf plues OF Southeast
ern Texas bend toward Fort
Worth; they are anxious to Of
fer themselves as sacrifices ON the
altar Of our greatness. That Fort
Worth g. Southwestern road would mean
that Fort Worth was the great lumber
center OF the Southwest, 1t would mean
one OF the greatest elements in our pros
perlty. Mr.. Leslie, a citizen OF Fair
nsld says his tDwnsmen are enthusiastic
caly discussing the prospect Of obtaining
this road, aud that they will give bonus
which will make even Fort Worth open
her eyes with wonder.
A prominent citizen of Bonham was In
Fort Worth yesterday and interviewed a
number OF our oliizans in the interest OF
road to be built from Fort w nth to
Bonham via Grapevine, Lewisvllle aud
Mckinney, and from II nham to Arthur's
ferry on Rad river rne proposition is
to have Texas corp ration TO
be composed of the strong men hnan-
cially Of these cities TO
build the road that it may
be completed by the time the Frisco
reaches Texas The gentleman also
stated that fifteen miles IN the Indian
Territory, on line with Bonham, were
magnificent coal fields, the equal OF the
McAllister mines, HIS idea was to build
branch to this coal. Too much cannot
be said in favor OF the country through
which this road will pass. 1t penetrates
the very richest portion OF the
state of Texas; every few miles there are
good towns, and at slightly
greater distances are good.szet
cities, while along the roat
the most magnificent farms, titled
by intelligent aud well-to-do farmers, art
found. The people OF the country anC
towns through which this roat
IS projected are friendly t
Fort Worth, they are apxlou
to establish commercial relation
with our merchants and would like 10 be
come welt acquainted with our people
The gentleman says he has been TO sew
eral OF the PAGES mentioned and all ar
like Bonham--eBthusias for the road
He left the city last night utw4AreturI
In few days. The ball which Will bdnl
the Frisco to Fort Worth has been set II
motion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
TnRocKMoRroN AROUSED.

A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO 60 TO AL
BANY IN THE INTEREST OF A RAIL
WAY.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
TnRocKMoRroH, Tx Dec. l2.-Quite
an enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens of
the town and county was held at the
courthouse on the llih inst, TO consider
our railroad possibilities. Several
speeches were made, all enthusiastic on
the question, and the people generally are
very hopeful OF scouting rosd In tue
near future. The matter was freely dis
cussed, and all are awake TO the import
suce Of securing Il road, realizing that the
salvation Il this country depends upon a
road penetrating our county TO give us
connection vito the world and develop
our vast nd varied resources. We have
as fue land as can be found ~ West
Texas, and advantages OF plenty OF good
water, and coal fields that are only
avail ing development, for they have al
ready proved TO contain coal second to
none. The following gentlemen we're ap.
pointed q committee TO go to Albany on
the 18th To meet other committees from
the towns along the old catile-trail route,
and 10 take action 10 secure thu exteu-
tlOu Va lut huhf NpAPAAb " h'RbAR y y
from Coleman north; w. II. Peckham,
+. s. TalIey, NJ. l.. McCahe, S. + Knox,
IL r Davi-, Joel Butler, II. T. Moore, A
King. w r. Andrews, A II Corrlgau,
.C G. Mills and j Il. Poole Said COM
mittee to pledge the county to do all in
It's power TO secure the road, and we feel
sure OF the road, for this old cattle trail
route Is by far the most advantageous and
practicable. By adopting this route the
road would control larger territory than
any other route yet suggested, or that we
know OF
Judge W. II P,ckham was appointed
to 60 to Fort Worth to see the officials of
the Fort Worth Western railroad and as
certain as far as possible our chances of
securing the road. and TO confer with said
Metals as to the practlcaDilty Of the
route through our county, 10 explain cur
advantages, etc, and II there is chance
of the road our people are ready to work
and do all In their power to secure the
same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
Gin burned,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw,' TEX, Dec. l5,-The gin
and twenty-six bales Of cotton belonging
to J. A. Killlngsworth, eight miles north
east OF Longview, were totally destroyed
by fire last night. Loss, $3500 no insur-
auce. The negroes had festival on the
place at the time, and but for their efforts
the dwelling and stables would have been
burned, the wind blowing gale,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
THE FIRE RECORD
The Shops of the Gulf, Sabine g. st.
Louis Destroyed at LOngylew
by Fire.
Five Fires at Galveston in Ono Day, but
the Loss not Heavy at Any
of Thorn.
shops Destroyed.

LoNGvIEw, TEX, Dec. 15.-The Calves
ton, Sabine & St. Louis machine shops
caught fire just before midnight last
night and were destroyed. The wind was
blowing very high and the com pany's
blacksmith shop, with few negro cabins
beyond, were also burned. But few
tools were in the smith-shop, so the loss
there was not over $500 The loss at the
machine shop amounts t.! $4,000, moth
ing but the building, lathe, engine aud
small tools being destroyed and injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
REFUSED Bail

The slayer of Hugh a nsss
CARRIED 20 the h'''
sneclal TO thc Gazette
oyrRroN, TEX peg = y
nary examination 9 :, 4 4, se
killing Hugh mitchell l''u,,Iss
was heard this nl - ns
spinks, justice o. Z Z ( ar
S wto new ard the cs l,'s
f Raford Of Henderso cs. M y
EDITOR EDITOR Of ne anaTRR''ssp''r as
test sesllS SOOaassk ii wniss l., .
before the jury q . ~ q
was done BY AgEes ns Re
stste rested here Az ,uaSicA Y
cIined testimony, TIbslp
waving sxsmins'iT93ss' ~ ar
d dsrsOa and Y placed 4 W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
mnrreilng nIo,lye Power.

R7IVNIHI 70 0HU UNAUEVVs
MARSHALL, TEX Dec. l5,-Mr. -
Johan, newly appointed general superin-
tendent Of motive power on the Texas &
Pacific railway, and Master Mechanic
Watts left on tour Of inspection OF the
entire Texas Pacific railway They will
inspect the New Orleans division lrst, go
north over the Transcontlneutal division
and from thence TO the Rio GTande divi-
sion,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

opGcIAI 70 inc Nh1clte,
DALLAs, TEX, Dec. l5.--The I'll Paso
Traffic association met to-day, with all
the roads represented except the Missouri
Pacific. The meeting virtually did moth
ing Ia the way of actual business, and ad-
journed uutil tomorrow to await the ar.
rival of General Freight Agent Murray OF
the Missouri Pacific.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

cent through east. bound rate on Pacific
coast freight and would make no arrange
ment 70 prorate on west bound.
The commission was requested 70
send out circular asking for the sigma
lures Of all managers in favor o. the aool-
ishment of commissions after January ],
1t being the general opioion that the inter-
state commerce bill would pass. The opin-
ion prevailed that II would be better TO
delay action on this important matter
until It was known whether there would
be q pool or not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dec, 10 To-day
the Little Rock, Mississippi RIVER &
Texas railroad was sold to Jay Gould for
$50, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
San t'sAaclsco ,.,
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Genuine Dia uone, !.
The San Praps,,.,n !, ssa~
mas open, a A h, ~ L'its..
teas ana Yp " w R,
va can and con, ~ e. q 4 y, 4
hah ponds, cog..ss' !, Hfiil \.
80 at y zee prned. cAs a
, vyn,I, such as sofia hs,p a
phlres emeralds .slne oir'.
method SAlue !, Tnis con y. n.
brands of tsa saruaseIH.Itt
gay, they win be- w, -.
we same price ~ Y, 4, = only I,
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wy ! ,he price asEesaV \
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as established x, 4 Nv /, 4 srnysfI,. !, 4
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large and rapidly e ytt ~!
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we pupllsh from gpoat
isl OF those VIVA us
v.nirs In theft Wy aua
so nne following isa pss,,. z II n
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coffee 30 far s. 'ssh ~ t,l. 4
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or postoilice order. Term II
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$40. Open evenings ''' wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
sllver Laat nnE1nr rounnr

Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there is never word of
complaint heard against 1t. The mex
perienced cook is able to make as good
bread with II go the professional baker,
simply because its ingredients are so
compounded as to make failure impossi-
pie when the directions are followed. A
Lrlal is al that is necessary 20 make it ins
holds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
DENISOS.
A Deliberate and Cold FLOODED nIurder--A
Mining Company,

Special TO the Gatette.
DENisoS, TEX Dec. l5.--News has
reached this city OF murder committed
near Rocky Point, in the Indian Territory,
by man named Burl, who In cold blood
murdered his orother.in law, named Mar
tin. Burl and wife had spent the night at
Martins house on visit, when all an.
peared pleasant and agreeable between
them. Martin went out TO feed his stock
about daylight, when Burl followed him
with gun, which was heard to have
been discharged, and Martin was soon
after found dead, having oeeu shot Burl
and wife went home before Martins body
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

This well and iavorably known brand OF
corn is again before the people Of Fort
Worth and positively stands with
out rival. 1t is of the su-
gar-con variety, white and sweet.
1t approaches nearer the fresh
green corn than any other known pack
ing. For sale only by Fort Worth Gro
Ger Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
A KILLING AT BLUFTON.

Two Mon Fall Out Over a Land Limo and
Use Winchesters.
Special to the Gazette.
LAMPAsAs, TEX, Dec. ia report
has Just been received here from Button
that Prof. Lucky, brother.in law of
Lewis Knchelow, was shot and killed by
Jack Arant. They fell out over land
line and used WInchesters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

CHICAGO, IT., Dec. l5.-Tha Central
Traffic association meeting closed to-day
with no results aceompllshe A dis
patch was received from Commissioner
Fink stating that under no condition
would the trunk accept less than % per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16

There are many accidents and diseases
which afiect stock and cause serious in
convenience and loss to the farmer in his
wo k, which may he quickly remedied by
the nse OF mr. j. II, McLean's Volcanic
Oh Liniment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
Goneto st. Louis.


9pVUIhI 70 INC NHhuIlu'
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. l5.--Oscar G
Murray, freight traffic manager Of the
Missouri Pacific, who has been spending
few days in this city left this evening
for St Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-16
THE RAILROADS.
Bonham Sends Representatives. Fort
Worth 20 Urge the Building OF
Frisco Connection.

Fairfield Anxious for tho Fort worth a.
eastern Jay Gould BUYS an AR.
KANSAS Road Home Notes.