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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

Special 10 The Gnt0ttc.
TYLEH, TEy Nov. "a The court Of
appeals te.Gs affirmed the following
cnses' Hardy Moore Of al. w. W. Lom.
ley, from Rockwell; H. M. Patrick W
Farmers mud Mgrchautg' bn X, Hopkins
John Goiorth W. tho state, from Rusk; #.
Klein W.. Hamilton OF nl, from Dallas;
Missouri Pacific railroad w, Echor from
Graysonj Rllppcn w. Clum, from Fannln !;
Scottg vs.. the State, from Haskell.
Reversed and reminded, Warren w.
the State, from Smith; Tlllmnp ot nj. Va.
Hood OF a., from Rcd RIVER; Monaghan T..
Nilsson Va. Van Iandt county, from Van
Iundti Park Bros. VI. Hsngor Bros,
from DailHsi Texas e Pacific railroad vs.,
Taylor, from PGrker Dlgnowity vs..
BallalYne, ct nj, from McKiuneyj Hunt
w, the State, from Tarant; In FnJOtte
70. The State, from lRrphtj liaGloy W..
tho state, from Tarrant jackson Va. the
State, from Bosquei Wiley vs.. the State,
from Orange,
Appeal dlsmisscdi james vs.. Prnllt,
from Rusk
Motion iorreheerinp ovcrrulod: Downs
w. the State, from Bell; Wade W.. tho
state, from Hunt; Beshoers vs., King,
from ErEth
Submitted on briefs Tor tho State.
bradley va the State, from RuBk; lIlck
man va Tho State, from Llano.
Submitted on briefs for both parties.
Gillian VI, the state, from Bowie; TObc
Turner w. the States cx-pane Kundo
vs., tho State from Gunda upe; Jcsse
Bros. W., the State, from FAILS; Jackson
W.. the STATE, from Washington; Brown
~. The STATE from Washipgt0nj Roman
W. the State, from Orange.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
hord ohiof Jnatieo Joioridgs suod by r,is
DHpshtpr- choiera sproadiag.

"ofd oh'ef Justice Joioldgs suod by isis
DHpEhtpr- chuiora sprcndiag.
WiLt SUR iER MRAN OLD nAppY,
LoNDoS, Noy n Mrs Mildred
Adams has instituted action for slandcr
elginst hof father Lord Chief Juotioo
Colcfidge, because Of his hints 81 lustlfg.
lhg ms conduct toward her hnyhand
Charles W Adama, that tho latter lad
managed to assume Improper rela0opa
WIN her before marriage, In ordor 10 eo.
cure her hand md fortune
CHOLERA BrR8ApfHG.
BuFNAs AyRGs, Nov. ~. -.p0fntv
iftHh cases OF ChOlera have been feported
W this city The disease has spread INTO
iensnaa, coTdora and San Nicolas.
COUNT nsHngRT ERyoRrHp.
LONDON, Nov 2i.--A dispatch fror,
borlln 70 The Post says that Connt Her.
9Vrt HlsmarGk had a long interyiew 10.
gay WIN Count Scboayaloff, Russian EN-.
parHauor At Berlin, In tho course of
Wnleh inc latter complained bitterly oi
tho Tone adopted by the oillclal fiermnn
press towards Gen, KaulbarR IL a ~
ported that Count Herbert renllod
warmly 70 THIS onarge, HaylnR that Ger
htulpaIh proceedings IN Bulaafla were
unworthy Of tho agent Of a preat poger
dREAT REVOLT,
boNpoN, Nov 2i--Adylcea iron D,r
pau, November Q, state that general abd
apparently euccohsiul revolt h in proaross
among the natives against tho partueese
autl2filies in Southwest Africa. An Amer.
iean missionary, Rev. Mr.. Wilcox. arrived
~ pulnah from thn Portuguese settiement |
~ ~ lne cast coast above thelTransynal.and
uiH report IA % folowsi nfhn nn}ivee 1
% lnhamoen, q Portuguese port 200 miles
',,. pelago bay, rose ~ againat poriu.
Beso taAation and murdered tho collector
va October 20. A bsttIs
was fought between 5000 Far.
suBeso and ftiendly natiyea IN
lnu eide aud 10000 boatlle nAtlyes ON tbe
Dtner' The Portugefe were defeated and
routed The loss IN killed on both aides
y estimated at p00O'mtn.O Wilcox ssvs
.ne governor Of Mozambique has eoneioio
he country 10 ondenyor 10 snppresa nc
'eYolt and save tho port Of iphamban
rom falling into The hands of In tnsnrl
,ent9 the town 10 barrloudod When
,ne missionary last heard from there IN
men, women aud children Lad he.n ~
loFsa % ships lying 10 the roadatead ana
no entire country around ana abont ~
own mas already been abandoned by the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

portugcae. Afranpcmeo,.
mads 70 remove the peopls !. ~
out TO sea il the nsiI., y u
town In force. "''' spis
a cilioAGo CROOK oosy,.
LoNDoN, Nov. u s ia sSs ~, /.
nlleH Ofeon, Smith, sklerna..,
names, arrested on Osiobe,
charge Of dcfraudInp Ma d
bafqnhare g. CO., banker VI
moan means Of a forged letter Il AL, Y v.
Chicago bank, result d n ~, e'ps
conviction 10 wa ae,d,ss W. g1t
years pei elserylce. The nv.
criminal bar IN Chicago,
VICTORIA fkgis tbo.a
BERIrN, Nov 2l,--Hla lno.,,.I.
has photographed hls cong,,,s'.S
Queen Victoria and Princes ' es.,..
Toe birth Of q son 70 he MA,
TRYING Az rDtfot
LErrsIo, NQy "a The tn'l n
FROST charged with tiessoe. 4,
commenced In tho anpreme ", 4
ca5o Win be- heard with clp,sS n.
sArisriEp MIN IN
BERLiG, NV. PAL he n.
Charge a. Anl.res Los VAL
pointed United States mInI,ts,s'
was received with general s,lIs
Austrian oillGiGl circles,
hCoNOMfoAL Fmsos
PARIS, Nov. N AdMlhl Aabs
Ter Of marine, aud Gcn, Hoalsusei.
ter Of warannouoccdioths cabIae /
Ing to-day that they haW fsdrs,l
budgoiH Tor the milltary aid tlyl III
ment 2 900, 900 francs each
Henry NJ sTANigY's orrm
LoNpoN, Nov 2i--ruyltm
p9rture Tor Amerlca, Henry N, "a
expressed a willingness 70 UHdef,h
command OF q n0n.milliar tapeas,,
Hneb AiilGh w lBnuda, and ehfnl
induce the king Of that country y,
hml I3ey, tho German who, W.
Egyptians, WAS nj last accguah N
WDdyly against the cbiti. sllnlg
isod to place his services gralrls.'
tho dispOeal OF the Butad ggtnai
and without entaillpg upon iatn II 4
rponsihilltleg for The saioyoi hhg3
The scheme has baen submitted h 4
lddlosleigh, foreign secretary.
KAULBAns' iNaTRUcIipM
CoAsrANTfH0rLg, Nov ~
Kaulbars win instruct N, keldeE
Ambassador here, Ia III Y +
tails Of tho bulgarian hlluslloa q
guido him IN regard 10 The clsul@ +
new prince Of Bulgaria. Nelllduii1
you received authority from lhs
ment TO raise the question q ~
llueelGn occupation Of liulgihi
government cpnilDuts \
war material 10 Adrlanople a
strengthen the Notifications o. y
1uug1tna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

Special 10 tho Gagntto.
DornN Tex Nov 1.--Our town 10
nllaliyc talking about the coming Of the
Fort Worth 6 Rio Graude. The citizens
seem willing 70 do their part TO induce
tho company 10 make this oue on their
points, and na we have the liyelI0st town
this side Of Waco In the way Of business,
having received about 1000 bnlea Of cot
ton 80 far thls seapoD, W. thluk the com
phny Will6e ~ 20 their interest 10 met
~. We think sons day Of being rail.
road ceniorg ourselves, as when we yet
the RIO Gtnudo and another projected
route from Henrietta 90 San Antonio, on
which route We are In nee llne, wo viii
begin To feel Of como importance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
NEGRO WOMAN MURDERED.
a Borrbls sight Greet, tho Eyes OF Two
Police Unic1ra

a Borrible sight Greet, tho Eyes OF Two
Police OfIic1rs.
special v tho Gazette.
ffOOsr0E, Tx, Nov. 2l,--Lato To-
n light some negro women reported 10 The
chief OF police that woman wos lying
dead IN house on the corner Of Rusk
and Chonoyert streets. The chief, with
On aid, went to tho place Indicated and
found Che house locked After rAttling
the doors negro man appeared and wns
immediately taken IN custody. The
officers then entered the house and SAW
tho dead body OF negro woman lying
on the floor partly under bed. The
corpse, as found, presented CHASTITY and
horrible aght, The bJdy was dccom.
posed and the rata had partially eaten out
ono eye and mulllattd The nose and
cara, and also eaton great strips OF negh
from the arms IL appeared from the
nasty examination made that the woman
hld been ch0ked and bit on tho h0nd with
blnnt instrument Tho coroner was
notified AID ordered the body taken care
% until morning when the inquest viii
be- he'd. the man arrested was placed In
Jan and Interviewed by Tng GAZETTE
correspondent. liO gave bis nams as Jim
Dorman, Is about nfty.Gye years, aud
worked Tor WIN. Fulton saw
Ing woods that be vent
homo Monday night and sew ihe woman
found dead (who WIS Its wife, Alec Dor.
NAM lying on tho 1oor, went 10 bed,
arose NJ ~ morning ag usual aud vent 10
works returned hons tonight tTucaday)
at dust, and tho body was htll lying on the
door. He went to bed, ana wss there
whom arrested Ho clRims that no dld
not kill hih wife but that the crime was
by white woman. The
negro, from his actions and irrational
talk, rs undoubtedly insane.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

have good roason 10 believe, viii continue
on up the river without crossing ~, but
viii cross Elm Fork, connect With the
AtchIsOn, then push westward into the
Wise county coal fields and ultimately on
70 Aibuquerque." And Mr.. Simpson II a
man xlih o clear head and q sharp eye
and generally knows what he's talking
about
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
kurcs koughg K0mplotciy- Red Star
Cough Care. They never come back,
TnE FlLIBusrERs.
a Gou,icmen In CISCO nsnlgs rhai 10 Ia an
Agent Of Cutting,

q ooulemen In CISCO nsnlga rhoi 10 la an
Agent OF Cutting.
Special 10 Tho Gasoltg
CISCO, Tx, Nov. 2l.-.rhers waa
rather good.lookius stranger with n
fierce, devil may.carC air about bin, nail.
Ing from NJ Paso, who stopped on al thIa
place yesterday aud who gave
mo name Ga John Il. Dickson.
Hn was apparently hush Of MONEY.
which no spent freely among nc
"boys" and the report soon eprend that
he wa entering recruits for Cuttings
nllbusterlng expedition Ia Mexico.
When Interviewed by n GAzETTE roporter
he doniOd any connection with The Cut.
tlhg scheme, but did II in such manner,
and With such an ambiguous air as 10
lciyo the Impression that the denial was
only maze Tor pollcy's sake ana
that he knew mora abDnl
tho scheme than he dared to dlyulQe, un.
less he could DO assured TINT the party
TO whom no WAS talking was likely 10 be
man who would Join him. lie said
however, that recruiting was going on
openly AZ III PasO and Other polnta on the
Texas border Tor the proposed expedition,
hnd that a large number OF men had al.
ready boon enrolled, aud oxpfeesod INN.
sen as Of tho opinion that Il would not
be long before they were ready 20 "wako
up 7" the greasers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
what M. simpson Thinks.

Hpenlni 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TtS,, Nov, q Col. John w
simpson, INC millionaire banker and
etoceman, left last night for two week's
NiHlt 10 Ienuessoe ana 80, Louis. BEFORE
lnaElhs, Ia conversation with Tun GA.
Etiff correspondent, he saidi ~ am no
ptophrl on railroad matters, but on Inc
proposition that tho nrst rails have been
lhld on we road 70 bring the Atchlson iloe,
now building from Gaineayllie 10 For,
worth, Into Dallas | would bet quicker
tnen on any morse race Nv saw. and
nave heen good many Tho OUT. Col.
orado q santa ", now building 40 Water
street. along the Trinity river front,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

Special 10 tho 0azctto.
BOWIE, Tx, Nov. 2i.--Tho railroad
committees Of tho Montague South.
western are holding a conference to-day
Ia regard 20 accepting Font Worth's
proposition 70 iron and run tbs road "
IL npiahed 10 Bowie and ties and
bridge material put along the grade Tho
proposition Will no doubt be accepted
messra. Morris and WOlyefton Of Mon
tague are here % 9 nae tho trade to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

special 70 tho 0h2OttO
BAND, Tx, NOV "a Mr.. W, r, Der.
mody, Who has been manager Of the
Westorn Union Telegraph company at
this place for four ycars, left this morning
Tor PccOs City, his future home, having
been promoted 70 the management OF
mat company thor0, aud also tho agency
pi The Texas q Pacific Railroad company,
aud the Pacific Expreg8 company. ne
certainly merlts this position, hnylpp
faithfully served hls company hero for
Tour yours Baird'H people regret To SOC
him leayc Mr.. a. ID. Leonard, worthy
Young man, who has been here ln the of.
nee ior some time with Mr. Dermody,
aucoeeds him az manager OF tho Western
union IoIoRrhph cOmphnY hnrn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

Special h The Gazette
WACO, Tx, Nov. 2i,--Col. A. A. Tai.
mage, central manager Of tho Wabash,
Col X. Il. Carr Of -. Louis, and Messrs.
8 q. Reynolds and 9. Barker Of Toledo,
the last three mentioned capitalists, a.
well az interested ia railroed properties,
stopped here a short while this morning
% look al tho town aud proceeded south
ward Ia their special car.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

.nenlnI . lha Gnnalls.

special - tho Gazette.
liousTON, Tx, Nov. - The en-
ployes Of The Missouri Pacific system IN
this city met to-day and passed rosolu.
tlDns " respect aud sympathy on the
death " tho late iamented n M lioxie,
tlrsl Wce.pesldont and general manager
N The Gould system N. w. Grlsamorc,
local agent az this point, presided over
tho meeting. j, n PnrdY acted as score.
tar7. copy Of tho resolutions viii be
forwarded 20 Mrs. lioxie and YhB ordered
published In the local journals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
Notes from onlnea,lno.

Special 80 the Gazette
dAiNEaytttr, Tx, Nov. gl.-,II. O.
Black, an employee Of tho Santa Fo, came
In to-day and snys tho track.layors have
crossed tho Denton county line ana arc
now At Clear creek Work was DELAYED
thcren day or two ON account OF tho IN.
completion oi tho bridge over that atfean
thia was completed yesterday afternoon,
ana me track laying IN this direction 10
anmed' Trains viii doubtless be running
TO Galnesvllle by Christmas,
Considerable material ~ now on the
EI9und and work on the Santa No depot
Nv this point viii shortly begin.
i, ufhuinR ON the q ,inaHYllla & Ionrietta
western continues At rapid rate and m
almost completed from here 70 81. 10. IL
W., WI pe out q short time before track Law.
ing VIII begin on thstextonslun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
THE SUNSET TROUBLES.
tho Committee Awaiting the Heturn Ut IN
Unicinl from tho EOrth.

Tue Committee Awaiting the Hntnrn Ut IN
Ohicinl from tho Eorth.
Special 10 lho Bazotto.
llousToE, Tx, Nov. "a The com.
mlttoo d brakcmen composed Of Jno.
GDkysop, u. M. Drew aud Robert McEl-
roy, sent 10 Now Orloans low days ago
ny tho mon on the LoulBlana division OF
Southern Pacific company, returned home
this morning On being Interviewed thoy
said that conference was held
with tho officials OF tho road regarding
existing grievances, but that nothing de.
lutte was accomplished toward 0diuatlpp
tho matter General Manager Hulchlu-
son requested them 70 present their grisy.
hnceB through General Agent
Qnoyrouze, who IL absent from
the city ona visit to 81. Louis, but ia
expected home Tomorrow. The brake.
mems lodge 70 ia session tonight aud
now Developments Rro expected The
trouble, SO is thought, VIII be bsld in
abcyauce until the arrival 81 Mr. Quey.
rouza. u Is said that ten
locomotive engineers from points ON the
Atlantic system arrived Ia Now Orleans
yesteraay The men are reiIc, nt and viii
not talk Of existing 1ublOs until they
bear from the committees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

MARGUERITE, Micn,, Nov. q Tho
oody OF John 8 Burroughs, prominent
citizen OF this place, who had boon misc.
ing since Monday evening, was found
to-day on Iron Orc dock In twenty fear ~
water The coroner'sFjury rendered n
verdict Of accidental drowning, nlthonot
the theory Of suicide 10 strongly snpnort'
cd by the facts. '"FPo'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
Huntington a1ahss "a Move.
I'M 10 INC anLnlln-

SAN ANTONIo, Tx, Nov. n Coz.
Huntington OF The Southern Pacific sya.
TEN has jus purchased valuable wharf
trhnchleca ~ Rockportt from the Coiemah-
Fulton Pasture company, with the ultl.
mate Intention II extending the Macaroni
road from Victoria W Rpckport The
price paid lsnot known Tho Information
70 reliable. coming ~ u doos from Cot
iect0r Bailey. This might form compe.
tltlon limo a. gulf outlet for tho San
Antonio & Arkansaa Pass route, tho
progress Of which seems 20 bnye attracted
The most marked attention from railroad
corporations which we're disposed 20
suoer at tho enterprise Ia tbs beginning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

special % The Gazette.
LAREDO, Tx, Nov. 2i.--A portion Of
The surveying corps o. tbs Mexican Ma.
ilonal railroad left tho city this morning,
en- route 70 a point below SallillO, where
they Will Immediately commence locating
an extension Of that line. II IL said con-
structlon viii now soon commence, ~ oil
differences between the Owners and hold
0ra ~ the FIRST mOriagG bonds have been
adfuHed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

SPECIAL % 90 0uotlo.

'l''t.'''t W FN' NhffbNf
conaoASA, Tx, Nov % "a meeting
Of our business men vac held this even.
ing m thu Interest ot the proposed
MOTHERHOOD 6 Corgicaua railway. A
committee combating Of Mesgra. A. X,
Andfewa, j. o. lIarcnurs and w K.
shannon from Weathtrtord, M Samson.
y w Snyder and q q, fahn from Alya,
RADIO, w NJ Crane, w II. Heard aud Is
NJ Heat from Cleburno, aud n. y. Bal.
nos > > Ramsey and J II. O'llam from
Gfandvi0w, we're IN attendance and pre.
Hentpd the scheme 10 our oItizena, who
appointed q committee to confer with Our
people and Will take immediate stems 10.
wards subscribing the amount dGornod
necessary for the building Of the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

New York, Nov. "a The body Of
Vice President Iioxlo vas embalmcd 20.
day, and this evening was placed In a
special car on tho New York Central rail.
road, which loft for Des MoiuCs, where
ihe funeral service takes place Bdday.
Mrs. iltxio aud Capt X. s. Hayes accom-
panied the remains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
LADIES' AND ourlpwN'e snous.

7'T77'
We have the largest stock OF ladlea'
and childron's shoes In Fort Worth, and
soil ~ exceedingly loW prices. Ia ladiea'
Shoes wo have Che celebrated makes OF
johnson g Co.., Rochester, N. y, Frank
g Pray baltimore, Md, and i1nos & Co,
Now YORK Cltyj and In chldrCn's shoes.
Harris & Co, Philadelphia. We sen our
tino abOgs Tor good less than ahoo-
store prices, because We aell more ia a
great less space, Ond what they add for
show, We deduct from their prices.
Ladies', please come and zee ns, aad
bfiug The children. Al reyOlr
THOMAS FAIRY,
AdyUrllaug 1dltor Chas. Trading Go.
Il, B,~-We have all Kind Of leyts ana Ali
H'utls oi zoe ana sole, 4. H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

special 70 The Gazette,
DALLAS, rna, Nov 2t.--A. &. Tai.
mage formerly o. The Gould Southw est.
.rn railroad syssen, now manager Of tho
wabash, eaddcnly dropped into Dallas
to-day, and his presence was taSon as
sign thet 40 possibly was 10 on the
place made vacant by tho death OF II. M.
iiohic. Ho denied himself 70 the public
ana q newspsper men, aud spent most Of
shs time during his stay 10 consultation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
ON WAL sTREET.
stock transactions small oiosing Prices
Nenr shs Lowest Of thr nay.
rnNsfVuffftf uuatfksF

stock transactions small -oioslng Price,
Nenr ths Lowest Of thr nay.
COMMERCIAL RKsuME.
Special 70 the Gazetto.
NEW YoRE, Nov n. Railway bondf
to-day sold ns follows; Fort Worth 4
Denver City at oiI; Texas s. Pacific
Incomes at 5sa, Rios at 7ii Kansas &
Texas nj 1895. Houston & Texas Central
"a At a8i Missouri, Kansas & Texas 5'a
AZ l0ll Gull, Colorado & Santa ne rs al
l2li; 2'a altos.
Money 5Ct7 per cent.
Governments active.
Exchange dun.
Wheat duh but steady.
Cotton declined points.
on closed nj 7gl
Coffee declined D points.
GOVERNMENTS, BfoCRH AID noNDs.
NEw YORK, Nov. n Government
bonds dull aud Atm,
The coming holiday restricted business
aud tended 70 deprcas the prices OF stocks.
There waa Increased selling Of ST. Paul
owing 10 tho uufqyorablo showing OF
earnings for tho last week. Other Gran.
gcra were dull. Reading was extremely
active. The opening was comparatively
steady, Tho trst prices showing Cheug n
from last AiiorDoon's 1nM neuros Of
to ! The market was weak in the
early tradlng and material dCcliues were
established IA tho 0rst half hour.
Thore was q partial rally, accompanied
by marked dccreas0 IN the amount Of
business done, Thoro was little move.
mont In prices Ia tho afternoon until tho
last half hour although the market
sagged throughout The entire time a
smart rally In tho last thirty minutes
closed The market nrm at something bet.
tor than the lowest prices OF the dny
Tho llnal prices show irregular changes,
most VI tho stocks are lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

Special 10 tho Gazette
LAstrAsAH, Tx, Nov 2l--Thc funerals
q Judge W = neall and Capt. 7, d.
Wilkes were largely attended, led by the
Lampaaas bs-ss band the knights OF
pythlas lodge and the Kniehts Of Honor
Capt, wilkes was buried by the Imposing
ceremony Of The Knights % Pythlas lodge
and Judge Bcall blythe Malhodlst church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
m sELF pEFEssE.
Tatni Encounter Between q Gauss
"a wooi aropsr'

batnl Encounter be'HNN""
wool arowsr'
Special 10 tho Gazette 4
SAN AgroEio, TEX, Eoy'
Denton, n cat,leman, and BAlp'e n
grower, engaged in q per,9..'.l. 4.
last Saturday at the hcad q W
river, In which Barnes drew
rushed 10 his antagonist ps s,s.
his pistol and frcd q iata , Y,
Barnes had q chance 20 DO n1 w /,
knife. Tho dldically which w, ", /.
killing grew out Of 80 gla IVY ~, VA
pulud range, both elalmp M.
op the land - le, M, a
ton mas anrrendcred 70 NY w
Ing that bo acted In seli'a0''N
liberated on bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

We oficr 300 ladies' cloakg, dolmaps
and walking jackots. Laiios' cloalcs IA
S8 90 70 s25o0i ladlcs' walking iaeEets
w 90 to s2000j mlagts' and chlidrenis
clio KS si00 70 $3.50, on account Of tbs
warm weather no hayo not aoid AZ manv
oi these gooda az we expected, and hnve
concluded 70 force the sale OF them nj ex.
treme low prices rnoMAs FAiWy.
Advertising Editor Chase Trading %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
MORE DALLAS SHOOTING.


A1I'"ptto AnsnsHinRlan Hatitotpsr NonrIy
huocessfui,
Special to iho Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx NOV, etc. II. Snow,
oInploYod 10 shooting gallery next 10
the star aud Crescent saloon, at the Union
depot, this evening stopped into that
drinking resort and bad some words with
tho narkeeper, James Moaghor. Tho lat.
ter came from behind the bar with a pIe.
toi under his apron ana SNOW retired. Ile
returned IN . moment and placed tho
mHhsle OF 3s'cpllbor pistol between The
STATS oi sore n door aud nred The ball
pprscd through two letters IN Me0phcris
pocket and lodged Ia tho breast. snow
was arrested ana jailed A surgeon re-.
moved the ball from Meagor's brcas, and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

MT CAnMNi4 Pa Nov, ~ - Sunorln.
tendont Richard Holland o. tho Enter.
prise Coal company was run over by a
freight train here this morning and In.
stantly killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

We are selling very handsome dress
gingbam8 NJ 71c, worth DC.
We arc selling Bchneder's German
plalds ~ nc, worth zoe.
Wa arc selling Schn0ider's silk plaldH al
l0c, worm 200
Wo aro selling striped jersey cloth 10
76cj other stores, 81 90.
Selling Ijouclu combination nonyontes,
hily Inches wide, all wool, 75c; other
stores, ~ 25.
Selling iiity.iour inch all wool dress
plaida 7bcj other stotes, St.26,
Selling thirty-alx inch rrustino, very
fne, at Boo; other gtorea, 76c.
Selling fity-f0ur inch, all wool dress
flannel, b0cj other stores, 81,
Selling black grogralu SILK ut Oh, worth
$50.
Selling black grograln silk at 81 20,
worth ~ 20.
Selling colored Rrograiu silk AZ 7Jc,
worth ~ 20.
Selling niack lueire silk ~ &c to 25c,
worth Doc
Ladies camel hair undor garments at
a., worth $3.50.
Ladlce' scarlet lambs wool under gar
monta at Zoe, ~, $l.25,w 1926, gl 80
and ~.
Ladloa' white morinO under Shirts NJ
Toe, ~, worth q 20 and ~ so.
LadieR ribbed silk underwear In colors
ut 80, sold In New York aud San Fran
cisco at $40. THOMAS Fairly,
Advertising Editor, Chaae Trading Co.