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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Alex. Abey Of this city had shot himself
ct Terrell this morning has caused very
much excitement here. Mr. Abay was a
mau OF strong personality, and, regard.
less 81 what others thought Of his ac-
tions, II they were right To him was all
he cared TO know. Those who are best
acquainted With him are not surprised n
his death be caused BY suicide. The
writer Of this has often heard him say he
had no fear Of death, and that many a
thing justified the taking Of one's own
life. Those Who knew him best admired
him most, aud the position he held as
grand chancellor Of the order Of The
Knights OF pythias OF Texas IA proof Of
this
A later report announces that the shoot.
ing was accidental. His death has east
Is gloom over our city, and words OF
sorrow are upon every tongue.
Having Just whetted his razor and
tilted back in his chair in his home at
Cherokee, d station on the narrow gauge,
as q neighbor passed by with a shotgun
yesterday, William J Wilkes hallocd 10
his neighbor 60 "shoot at t." as he held
the razor aioft. The nervous shock Of
the report OF the gun caused the chair Ia
carecn, throwing Wilkes to the floor,
falling upon his right hand, the razor IN
which closed and severed the hand, but 4
single cord and the skin at the back Of
the hand holding 1t from dropping of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23
" Quqraatine LING

the road was az a hig discount with our
people, and the value Of its paper was
not worth the writing Now all this Is
changed. Under It's present management
an income of over S2500 per month IS
attained, the track has been put In eN.
cellent condition, an average Of one and
q quarter men to the mile is being main
tanned and viii be kept zap until the foaa
& placed Ia the best OF conditions the
wages Of the employees have been raised
and they are all paid promptly the tenth
OF each month; the paper OF the road IL
asked for instead of q refusal to receive
II 1t; rate Of fifteen miles per hour ior
trains is maintained, and greater speed
could be safely made; lastly, the people
along the entire length OF the road are
now its friends, and the people OF Long
view are bound 10 sustain IT, rousing
meeting Of the property owners along the
proposed line OF extension toward elmer
and Of the people Of Longyiew VIII pc held
at the courthouse here the lst OF May,
that wealth and population viii increase
wonderfully in the near future.
The startling announcement tnat W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

finest range-fed beef n he wo,,a a.
taken from The Panhe ndle' All IN al, III 4
would be difficult vi End, searching the
world through a'4d through, a section
Whicn nature % more richly endowed
rHE NAP
when we pu stlsh this morning shows the
route OF IN fert Worth & Denver TO the
point on Groesbeck creek, fifty miles
from u Argold, 10 which the extension has
SO iaT- been located. This stretch will
Pre- ,caiSly be completed and in operation
rs the LIST Of August. Al this
point it is probable that the
road will diverge into two
lines, the main continuing dagonally
across the Panhandle, as shown In the
map, TO a connection with the Denver &
New Orleans on the Canadian or Beaver
river, and the other jutting out due north
to Dodge City II Is unnecessary to
point out the advantages OF these connec.
! lions to Fort Worth. They are IN line
} with the destiny, ordained Of the Fates,
! which will make her
THE EMPORIUM or IHE sorTnwEsr
, within ten years
The Denver & New orleans was re
Gently organized for the avowed purpos,
of extending to connection with the For
( Worth & Denver. Its line now runs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23
LONGyIEW.
what the People Along the Line Hope
from the Galveston, Sa.
bine 4 st. Louis.
Sorrow at the Death OF Mr.. Abbey
Cut His Hand on with
Razor.
special % tho Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
LoNGvmw, TEX, April 22rgA large
number OF citlLcus went over the Calves
ton, Sabine 4 st. Louis road yesterday,
and expressed themselves greatly sur.
prlsed at the condition Of the road.bed
and at the many improvements that have
been made since the road passed into the
hands OF John M. Duncan as receiver, the
10Th OF January last. AT that time, and
for months previous, trains had been run
ut great risk, scarcely four miles pol
hour being the speed allowed hardly
$1,000 per month was the income Of The
road for 1856 the employees received
their pay in various ways and az various
times, but little money being given them
and such an impetus given to this city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23
big Sale of rnrnl,nrn.

j. s. Clarkson has purchased the $4,000
stock Of furniture from Il. W. Bradley,
who has been engaged In the business ON
Main between Sixth and Seventh streets.
and has removed Il TO his secondhand
store on Houston between Fourth aud
Fifth streets. All those who visited this
establishment know that the stock was
elegant 10 style and the designs rich and
varied. Those seeking genuine bargains
in that line now have the best opportunity
in the world to buy at reduced figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Ahan the Panhandle of Texas alone
eoffer, The acknowledged "garden
tof Texas, rich in soil, in climate
u acreage, the most enthusiastic
n of that favored section does not !
u the greatness in store for 1t. Inn
AhtS are now docking in from every |
IN, but so lavish has nature been
Der broad rich acres that the thrifty
&tion as yet has hardly made
fnprint on the soil. In the
Dry north of the Texas & Pa
toad, and west of line directly north
Wort Worth resources exist for the
a ant support OF population OF
4 100000 PEOPLE
present population does not exceed
p. AS by far the greater portion OF
immigration to the state is being d.
II this way, however, the number is
NY increasing, and by the time the
census is taken, in 1890. there is
freason to believe that the territory
pied will show 1000, 900 population.
fWorth is at present the main sup
Npot Of this region, and by proper
Il can cement still closer this COM
Hal relationship. A most Important
q IN this direction is the extension OF
n Fort Worth & Denver road,
" has just been resolved upon,
Is understood to be the
\ ton Of the management to penetrate
Psnhandle from "eend to eend," q
n which secures forever this vast
Il TO Fort Worth. At the outset o.
Rrticle it was stated that this coun
fould itself support a city of 100000
fAicn its interests were conferred. i
~ proper to add that when its re
PES aud advantages are thoroughly
Hoped, it win rank
n As AN EMPmE
tseli, where peaceful industry VII
ner many thousand homes, and en-
\ 70 varied ayocations millions 0
Ry, prosperous people,
pay cites have enyled Fort Worth TN
Nsputed control of the trade o
magnificent territory. Som
\ made vain endeavors U
4 itfrom her, but lacking the iullnes
lterprise which does, instead OF pro
Hag to do have waited until com
VA union has been consummated be-
a Fort Worth and the Northwest
n no rival can put asunder.
4 itnout attempting any close descrF
q THIS section it may be stated ina
A o. ils special advantages is
IN DIVERSITY or IT'S PRODUCTIONS
Industries. ANY crop native TO th
~ Will grow somewhere north 0
&hWest of Fort Worth. Already
peen demonstrated that as a grail
lueing region it ia not to be sul
Psu anywhere IN the United States
excepting California. Cottor
perhaps not adapted TO th
w Is grown successfully in Wis
a Montague and sister counties, III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23
70 DENVER.
Il Ball Preparing to Move
\ !" junction with the Den
h New Orleans Road,
4 Years the queen CITY Of
w,,l sepl Greeting to the
L."an (,i,y Of Colorado.
,..ouroes of the Panhandle
s,,,ss OF wealth which
In Make a Great City,

I,,,,, 70 estimate the benefits
\, worth is certain to derive
- ,,nsiou OF the Fort Worth &
|'a,sosd leaving out of considera-
NV the proposed connection
81, New orleans. Cities
10 600 population have grown
snared with less trade to back
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

The little ones require outdoor eSer-
else. Fakes & Co. VIII sell you any
priced baby carriage you desire, ana az.
low you to pay for it on the lns'aiil'icn'
plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Have used Tongaline as a local appiica
ton TO sn inaamed and swollen knee
Joint and never knew pain and swelling
subside more rapidly. Phllo y, Nalen-
tine M D., st. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23
MoNEY Talks.
ssyenly rIve DolIar. 1Iiyan Away

Seventy rive DoilhrN NiYen AWny
As an induccment u have you examine
our elegant Inc 81 new goods, we VIII
give with every dollar you buy chance
TO draw one 81 our two prizes, namely,
$50 ind Sg5, These prizes are % be-
given away September y 1886. There
fore, without costing you cent yon have
ca opportunity to obtain S75. y. W.,
Betts, tha cash olothier and gents fur
uisher, 800 Houston street, Fort Worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

from Denver to Pueblo, Colorado,
distance Of 1875 miles. The distance be.
tween Pueblo and Harold is about 5Qo
miles, giving each road 250 miles to build /,
me entire distance, so far as the fort
Worth 4 Denver is concerned Is Level
stretch Of territory, over which rapid con
struction will be easy.
4 PREDICTION
n the weary traveller bound for Denver,
and disincllned to undertake Journey
hundreds Of miles out Of the way, wlll
snake OFF his fatigue under the sunny SKIES
OF our broad prairies, when their noweis
have peeped into bloom for the. SECOND
time from this april morning, ne may
snatch fragrant petal and water y
hack to life after he mas mane
lie run through to Denver behind a fort
Worth & Denver locomotive.
MOTIF. the map here presented does "a
SHOW The Atchison, Topeka A sants Ioa az,
because that became posaiblliy aisol VIZ ~ Il,
was comm eted THE GAZETTE now has = N ~ ilo
In ire hands Of its special artist WHICH, VIZ ~
ronlnleie M 80 the hour IL leaves NY m.ie
s,nr reauers must bear In mind the dlihuui,s ~
preparlng an accurate RAILROAD maj ~ % ,h,,e.
Worth growing out OF oondluoh ~ LIE,
which sets Ia motion three railroau enter Ptis''
Within as many weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23
Homes IN the saddle.

The cowboys home is always in the
saddle, and they want to make IL as com
Portable as possible, so they select Tack
aOery's Wild Vest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Those ele Eantly upholstered rattan baby
carriages a. Fakes & Co.'s are beautiful
and en- be bought on the installment
plan. stop IN and see them today
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Continues to be the popular drink. 'Ir5
H o. M. WArERaousE.
Fiitt enth aud Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

AUSTIN, lex, Apru 2i.-l me ln;unc'
ton case against harles Goodnight for
alleged Illegal inclosufe Of nearly sO00, 900
poued illl Wednesday neSt Both sides
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

An elegant Easter card given with each
Of Easter dyes At the Fort Worth
co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

20 call on Jas. II. Martlndalei Importing
tailor, 504 Main street. New aud nobby
suitings Just received
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

IN Que OF those handsome carriages e Ne
had a. Fakes & Co.'s On the nsiailment
plan. open air makes iicnithy babies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Stylish suits can be had at Jas. III.
Martindale, importing tailor, new store,
5QI Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Twenty-Five cents viii remove y cold
Buy bottle Of Red Star Cough Cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

An elegant Easter card giyeo with each
package OF Easter dyes AZ tie Fort Worth
Pharmacy Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Diamond easter dyes, four colors Tor
ten cents, and elegant easter card given
with each package, az Webs drug stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23
POLK stool. YARD.

jersey COWS bred from noted mixers,
Angus, Hereford and short-horn bulls.
Polk BRos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

An clegAut Easfsr card given with eacn
package 81 Easier dyes ~ the Eoft worth
Pharmacy Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Eyaporated red rospbeIries at Turner
4 McClnre's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Fresh shipment Of pie-pIant AZ Turner
& McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Base short stop-hit in eye ~
Jacobs Oh removes all pain Fllls
cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

paas dyes, i've cents, at Wells drug
stores
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

The finest line Of fishing tackle in tht
world at Anderson's gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

rhs Finest Isnzorr ga me worid
Al Anderson's gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

ibev a & doing considerably meks ll.sa
their accustomed amopuf q PE.' "A Il
Thcir styles hi spring hats aFe g '''''''
Fefy captivating
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Eyaporated red iaspbsrries at Turner
& McClufe's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

- ~trVo"
oek which oh n
tpncea Wholesale the Of Texas
sAAoHLK EARRIsOHs czLEHRATED LEADER sToRKa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

Paas d es, w cents, AZ WtlIs' drug
stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

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les and gen.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-23

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New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
IN RoDN Ill

Professor Chester S. Lyman. who for many year.
has occupied tie Char Astronomy in the sheffield
scientific school OF Yale University, is believed to
have been hOpelessIy stricken with paralysis and DIS
pace will be filed by Professor Hastings. Professor
Lyuan connection with Yale dates back more Than
hall century
Liszts body is to remain in the tomb at Bayreuth.
much the satisfaction OF his daughter. Frau Cosma
Wagner
MIR. schnadhorst the supreme "boss" OF the Lib
erai polI,icai "machIne" England. used be Il
small haberlashery in birmingham. FaI-
ing to make 1t pay, he vent INTO po!tcs AMI has for
nedrIy twenty years uevOted himself exclusively to
TIA. pl, asing pursuit. with pront 10 himself and TO
his party
Sir Lyon and Lady Playair now in Boston, and
Will san home on 1hursday
The Archduke Aluert OF Austria and his fellow
committeeman have Iarsed the necessary funls for
the kadct4iy monument at Vienna Inc structure
viii Le erected accounting to tho designs OF tho sculptor
LumDusch.
Longfellow's daughters, Mrs. Richard H. Dana and
Mrs Joseph O. thorpe, jr, are 10 buId u double
III Cambridge Ipr their own o,cupancy
Dr Jex. Bake has resigned the head mastership Of
the famous Rugby school, IN Engiami. III winch ca
lacy lOr thirteen yedIs, succeeding 10 The
Ost a. tho Unfortunate regime OI Dr. Hay man,
VINO IvIlVwed Dr. 1empie the present Bishop oi
LOnIOn.
Ile o.togenarian Count Moltke is fond of visiting
the village sInoO kIesau home, and putting
questions " tue chIliren
MIR. H. W. lame. the Boston lawyer, relates that in
bis carry years ltu4u> CIUae were COUNSEL
h. Y. J. emitn III aIrUad Case. In auuILon to
speecnes To the jury, client also had his
own say ami then verdict rcnueIed against
them. A lew uaSs afterwaru he Aus usIa
,d pcr a &c. .Ort JraI wnIcn sIated tnat
nOate iLInl,neu tue clOqucncc Hcnry ". falne tne
law, allI M. eulltn the siding Inquiry ehe.Icu tho
.acL Inat gIapn.c paiasIaph, pctuIlg the three
men cAacty All NItnUuG d oupCInuDus word, WAS
lIOm me pen ol James q. Blame, VINO was Just en-
.er.AH upon eul.)I cdtCvr
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
THE ANGELO FI1SCO.
A BENEFIT TO SEND The MEMBERS OF THE COM.
PANY HOME--ANGELO IN sECLUsIoN

BENEFIT TO SEND The MEMBERS OF THE COM.
PANY HOME--ANGELO IN sECLUsIoN
The fate of the Angelo Opera Company is now prac-
tically sealed, and the sauguine of those
composing it do not dare hope for reorganization
Their energies now turned TO the cOncoction of
schemes TO get home fast possible Measures
being taken whereby benefit performance 20 provide
them witt passage money home shall be given Il is
likely that it will take place the Metropolitan Opera
House next Thursday evening, aud ii il does. an
attractive programme will surely Re provided The
position OF the unfortunate people is pitiabe Money
is owing TO all of them and with few exceptions they
are absolutely penniless.
Meantime the of all their misery Angelo
remains voluntary prisoner in his at the hote
opposite the Academy and wakes fat on meals which
passed through carefully guarded door. Mr.
Phasey the agent through whom he engaged the orches
ira, is waiting hls opportunity to the Obese
manager with papers IN salt brought 10 the
amount OF the musicians salaries.
former oLciai OF Colonel Mapleson's company
said yesterday " 1 was with Maplcson tor twenty
years and drew much larger salary than did Angelo
nominalsy. | have not made a fortune, however. bus
he has. don't know how he dld it Tor all his htc,n
years salary put together would equal the amount
he 10 SUI posed To have amassed. lie 10 Maple
son fifteen years ago dresser TO the chorus a
:rltIng salary. Now he Is supposed 10 be worth q
large sum of money. These Italians are eunously
saving"
Ii ~ understood that one OF the causes OF Angeles
secusion Is his tear of personal violence the hands
oi the deceived singers who hover around his hotel
dealing in savage threats.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

MADAME MoDJEsKAs NEW PLAY TO DE SEEN To-
MORROW.

MADAME MoDJEsKAs NEW PLAY TO DE SEEN To-
MORROW.
The first performance of Les Chouans' Madame
Modieska's play which to take place TO- ght
at the Union Square THEATRE has been postponed until
tomorrow night. The reason OF this was not tar to
seek when visit was paid yesterday to the theatre.
glance at the stage. which crowded with actors
and supernumerares. showed regular maze OF in
tricate looking scenery propped up every direction
Carpenters and stage hands running hither aud
thither and it evident that the play was not
meiodrama merely. but an elaborate spectacle as
well Count Bozenta, who was as busy as, If not
buster than. any one else present found time to saw
"We made up our minds that cost what it might
our first performance should be at least smooth one
Our company has been thoroughly rehearsed bur oar
scenery needs such careful working that il was neces
sary TO delay the production in order insure an b
sence of the accidents often attendant hurried
hrst-nlght performances. When tell you that one
scene which was constructed and painted IN Boston
took large car to ITSELF and that then some OF 1t had TO
be sent separately, YOU can understand that the
scenery OF Les Chouans is s ght affair How
ever, by Wednesday night thuk we eau promise as
good representation we could give had We a
month longer TO prepare in. Madame Modieska
naturally iees somewhat nervous Tor there are NOT
only the tremors always incidental TO first perform
ancr to be witlstood but she iees she is departing
somewhat from the path the public here is accus-
toned 10 see her tread
The dress rehearsal are to give tonight will On
lar to mstill confidence INTO all | think The
dresses are not only picturesque but OF absolute his
torlcal correctness Many OF them the Incroy-
able and Drectoire period and others are those
ground OF the play Even the agricultural implements
which served $50 many of them tor arms such as
scythes, bii-Looks and on, have cen specially
made, and remarkably rude, archaic things they are.'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
beaten In mining and manufacturing district

beaten 10 mining and manufacturing district
opposite st. Louis.
Mr.. Carlisle can easily bs voted into his seat
by the Democratic mijority. But in doing SO
that minority will pave the way for clearer
appreciation bv labor voters throughout the
country OF Democratic methods at the South.
1t Is possible that the vote of a partisan
majority AGAINST Mr. Thoebe may have some
effect in future elections wherever there are
knights of Labor. The Dem ncratic majority
can also elect Mr.. Carlisle Speaker of the
House. II it chooses, and so give him power to
appoint the Committee on Elections, which has
to pass on his own case and on other cases of
contest. But if it does 81. Mr.. Carli>les seat
still being contested, it will virtually Judge the
case without hearing any evidence, and that
will not tend to p,optiate Mr. Thoebes
friends. On the other hand, to set aside Mr..
Carlisle and elect Mr. Cox would not be
gratifying to the Western men who consider
that NewYork has quite large enough share
in the Government already, and that positive
opponent of the banking system and friend of
silver coinage should be chosen to represent
the party and organize the House