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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01
YHH LATEST TRAGEDY.
The Assassination Of Detective Mike
Hennesey the Sole Topic Of the
Day at Houston.
The Bloodhounds Exhausted In the
Chase--The Search for the MUIR
derer Abandoned.
xonng Man who Recently Married n
Houston widow Arrested on suspi
acknowledgements Awaited.
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special 10 tho Gazette.
Houston, Tx, Sept 30 The streets
OF the city were thronged all day with ex-
cited crowds of men Disgusting the horri.
hle assassinat,on -, patoc,i,,, .tn,. -,
nesov Ias, ,,ioh, ,hn., :, $3.50. ~.
AN'sS 1-s' nisns AuVus "a "clOuk TINS
'norA'ne Cons'aoie rerhlns, VINO, Win
posse OF men, had been out all night with
oioou-honnus on Inc trall, returned To the
cry AFTER searching Tor the murderer
lor seVeral hours and trailing him for
VNer twenty miles, tne biood-hounds be-
Saihe eNnaustVu anu inc search was aban-
uouvu' ~ IS claimed oy the pcsse that
wy lukleiNe went IN lhe uirecuon ot Bort
nehu county Inc inquest began last
nlsnV anu was eonoiuded To-day. The
SNiuehvo auuuceu oy the jury old not
orlug iorth any particulars tending TO
esAoilsn the luenuty OF the murderer,
Az O'CLOCK this morning a man was
ariesleu py deputy Sherih Ashe, charged
Win tle ASSASSINATION. HIS name. no
claims, IS ~ IL. Melton OF Lone Oak,
HUNT county, aged about twenty-nine
years. Upon being interviewed he said
ne was born and raised twelve miles
from wills Point That he has two broth
ers hVing IN Hunt county, Columbus and
Calvin Melton, both farmers. He mar
ried q Mrs. Jones, living In Houston,
some two months back. When arrested he
was 10 his own yard, watering his horse.
He says he can prove an allbl. lie was
dumbfounded at the arrest. Melton is
a prepossesslng young man and does not
look like mGn that would commit such
a crime. He Is about i've feet ten inches
tall, light hair and moustache, steel
gray eyes and Of fine physique. The
deputy sheriff aud party who made the
arrest claim that they have the right
man, that when they rang his front door
bell Melton ran out the back door toward
the stable, but was caught by posse IN
the rear. Many theories are advanced,
but the officers are rotlceDt regarding
their proofs against the prisoner The
wife OF the mar under arrest Is about
lorty-tive years Of age and was married
twice before and formerly lived IN Rich
mond, Tex. Her tlrst husband was
named Bohanon, the second, Jones. Both
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01
nfns.aol,usettr Dsmocrata.

woRcKsTKR, MASS Sept. 80. The
Democratic state convention assembled
this morning with Hon. r. a. Collins In
the chair. A chairman and secretary OF
the convention were selected as tempo
rary officers.
The following resolutions we're then
submitted 10 the convention for consider
alton:
The Democrats Of Massachusetts, here
by affirm the principles enuncieted IN The
nationRl Democratic platform Of 1854,
and view with satisfaction the
benencent results Of Democratic
rule inithe nation. President Cleveland
has kept his faith with the people; he u
redeemiDg tie pledges OF reform on which
he was elected, and has given TO the
country clean, capable and patriotic
administration, worthy Of the support Of
ali friends OF good government. He has
INDICATED the Democratic party from re
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01
FIFTY THOUSAND.

cutting's Lawyers Demand Indemnity
through Secretary Bayard from Mexico.
Special 70 the Gazette.
Eli Pkso, Tx, Sept. 30.---The attor-
neys employed by A. X Cutting have just
dnished the papers for forwarding to
= asblngton, formally presenting his
claim for Indemnity to the Ulited States
government and through it TO the govern
inent Of Mexico. These papers contain
all the facts relating to his imprison-
ment, and are addressed 70 Secretary
BsYard, The last paragraph reads as
follows FINALLY, he represents that he
estimates his pecuniary losses, his men.
TAI and fhysical sufferings as emitting
him 70 an indemnity OF $4,000, and your
lnemorial 4 WIN ever pray
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01
The Cnmpnien Opona.

Special 20 The Gazette.
wIsosA, TEX, Sept. SO,--The political
tourists (Democrat) accompanied by the
Little Rock, Ark, cornet band made their
FIRST exhibit here yesterday. Speeches
were delivered by Capt. Jas, :. iogg, cam
didate for attorney-gen Tbs captain
made an elegant speech upon general po-
lltical issues.
Next came Col. T. K. Bonner, and he
made q very nice talk upon political mat
tiers. The colonel Is not q candidate AZ
all, but Is going with the campaign tourist
for the good Of the Democratic party.
Hon. Ben Beard, candidate TO- county
Judge, spoke next. Mr.. Beard made q
(Continusd OF nm Pdgc
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Kenrhx nt olnhnrno.
Special to the Gazette.

5peCIRI 70 INC uuIuIIt,
CLEBuRNE, TEX, Sept. 3O.-Jerome
C. Kearby spoke here to-day TO a small
audience, His speech lasted nearly two
hours, in which he dealt with current
issues, according TO his point OF view.
He spoke very courteously OF Judge
Abbott, TO whom he is opposed as can
didate for congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept. 80.-A gathering Of
the Crannlllan Prohbliionists was held at
the courthouse tonight and several
speeches made In the behalf Of DR.. Ran
kin OF Groesbeeek,, who Is the independ.
ent congressional candidate from this
district
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01
n.rnr oountr conyentlon.

Special 70 the Gazette.
SAN ANToNIo, TEX, Sept. S0.--The
Democrats OF Bexar county held their
convention to-day for the nomination OF
candidates for county Offices, The con-
yenlion was In session about fifteen hours
and pat out . full ticket, headed by ID. q.
Robinson and w. j Klngsbury for the
legislatuse, who are said to beprenounced
for Gov. ireland for the United States
spnafe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01

BALrrMoRK, ND, Sept. so.--The fancr-
al OF the late james Neal, maternal uncle
OF President Cleveland, took place to-day
from his late residence 10 this city, A
large throng gathered expecting 70 see
the president, but he did not appear,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01
In Opposition TO stewart,

1PVVIHI 10 IIIU NHNVIFN'
HousroS, Tx, Sept. S0.-The Re-
publican congressional convention met in
this city to day and nominated II D..
johnson OF Harris county for congress in
opposition TO Hon. Charles Stewart, the
present Democratic congressman. IL. q.
Still OF Walker county was nominated
for the state senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01

MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept So--A snow
storm prevails here. The wind and sea
on Lake Superior are very heavy. Many
yesieis are seeking shelter 10 tae hareof.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01
Sale Of PRIVILEGES
DALLAS STATE FAIR
and Exposition Association.

saie Wiil commence Of 10 O'Clock a. M on
Ocbibor ~ 1856. The Fair and Exposition Will
negin October 20, and continue twelve days.
2oO, Goa VISITORS EXPECTED. Bidders who
cannot bid In person can mail their bids.
nsiniag. privilege they wieh 10 bid on, with
good reference, by October 3, TO
SYDNEY SMITH, Secretary,
Dallas, Texas.
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HALLS SAFE And LOCK CO

All lands OF Fire and Burglar Proof Safe
and Time i.ocks. Address,
N. IL. sUREN, Fort Worth.
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A REwARD orFRRED
special . the Gazette.

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. S0.---Goy. Ireland
to-day issued proclamation Offering a
reward Of $500 Tor the capture Of the
murderer or murderers OF Detective Hen
Messy OF Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01
(C00tinued q nm Pdgc

0agF0va " n system aa' 1899 * ~ 777'7'' 9'''7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-01

Fine Tens.
Coffee roasted freeh
every day. A fuil limo
kept constantly on hand OF
the finoal tuaA that can be
procured IN any market.
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British Royalties at Discount.


1t is common error in England, aud one
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that they viii be eagerly scrambled for.
This plan may answer the most obscure OF
the German serenitieS but it Il quite
another matter when il comes to the ques-
tion OF connection with any distinguished
or wealthy governing family.
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man to his wife, "thls paper says that there
is a woman down east who goes out and
chops wood with her husband"
swell, what of It'll I should think she
could easily do it if he Is as thin as you are
I've often thought OF using you to peel pota-
toes with
with sigh that sounded like the squeak OF
penny whistle
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FarlIaular Ab,a. Do oIolho..

He was a most particular fellow about
his clothes. writes a Washington CORE
spondent. speaking of no less a person than
the Father of his Country. "end some of
his buttons he had cast with his initials
g. W.. and around their top the legend
long live the President Such but
ton lies before me as ] write
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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-13

WINTER TRANSMITTING. ~- Large
trees may be transplanted with tolerable
safety by removing large ball of fro
zen earth with the roots. A trench may
be dug around the tree two or three feet
from the trunk, late in autumn, suth-
ciently deep to sever all the larger hori-
zontal roots, The hole for the reception
of the tree should also be dug before the
ground freezes then, in winter, at a
time when the soil at the base OF a
tree is frozen solid, back the forward
truck OF a farm wagon against the trunk,
lit the tongue erect and strap it firmly to
the body, Then loosen the tree at the
base by digging under 1t sufficiently to
cut the tap-root Attach rope near the
top of the trunk, and by the aid of a
team the tree may be lifted from its bed
and laid PROSTATE, the heavy base rest
ing across the axle OF the truck Then
hitch the team t1 the rear of the truck
and the tree may be readily dragged to
its place. AS thorough trimming viii
be necessary to counterbalance the loss
ofroots II is q matter of economy to cut
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-13
away Il considerable part Of the top be-
fore the removal ON. Country Home.

lore the TeHOEal, - IHf COHhb 4tVf''
---z z--
WATERING PLANrs.--Some people at
tempt to keep pot-plaas without giving
them any water al all; the result is ia
miliar 10 every one. Usually, however,
the earth in the pot or box is kept soak
ed and very much in tie condition Of an
ordinary swamp 1t is even said that
malaria has resulted from living IN rooms
containing house plants, owing to the
damp soil We have ourselves seen
dead eyergreena pulled out OF boxes full
Of mud, A gardeners journal gives ut
terance to the following timely remark
Watering plants is one OF the most I'M
portant things in the culture Of hoase
plants. and very special care should be
devoted to it. Plants ought not to be
wet until they need it, 1t will be evil
dent that they require Wetting. il on TAX
ing the earth from the pot It crumbIes to
pieces like dust a sure sign is to knock
on the side Of the pot. near the middle,
with the finger knuckle, Hit gives forth
ii hollow ring, the plant needs water: II
there is a dull sound, there is still moist.
ure enough 10 sustain the plant, Plants
must not be wet more than once Or twice
a day; or dry, clear days they require
more water than on damp, cloudy days.
On the other hand. the earth must not be
allowed to dry out entirely. Tor that is
also very injurious, In Wetting them
the water must be poured in such way
that it will run out again through the.
hole in the bottom Of the pot. Ii the
earth gets too dry, it is best to place the
pot in water SO that the water will satu-
rate the dirt very gradually. They
may be watered at amy hour OF the day,
except when the sun is shining on the pot
or has just left it; for the earth gets hot
when the sun shines on it. and then i'll
cold water is poured on it. il will cool off
too rapidly, The hest time for Watering
flowers in summer is the evening. and in
winter noon is best. Well water should
Heper be used, but always use either
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-13

Il requires great self control and
strength of character to be torbearlng
and under patient under proyoeation !:
vet this forbearance and patience is the
treasure. choice and invaluable. that has
held together many an homogeneous
household. There are dispositions irr1ta-
bic and impetuous. that try beyond meas
IRE those with whom they have to do.
These same dispositions, however. are
generous and keenly appreciatiye Of the
forbearanee that tides over fault or an
open display Of temper; and IN the still.
calm and peace OF quiet hour. eoun-
sci reasons and influences the stormy
nature to better things, ! sometimes
think. and the LADIES JOURNAL has
seen many phases Of dispositions, that
the nGbleat efforts of Il fine nature finds
its best field in this service of dis
eliminating forbearance, There is SO
much trouble, SO much grief and pain
that is carried by those whom we meet
every day, that it is wise to know the
why and wherefore before finding fault
Or losing patience with those who try our
patience, Many a son has been kept
from an evil course, when all his incl.
nations seemed to tend that way, by the
wisdom, the forbearance of a mother Z;
forbearance. we mean, in fault finding.
not in thoughtful words or steadtast inhu-
ence; forbearance also in temper and
hasty Judgment, but not in torberance Of
aperseyering course Of effort to reclaim,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-13
House md Home

We will be grateful TO any of our friends who will
contribute matter 10 this column of good short
extracts for home lie, industry and amusement
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-13
a thin cotton cloth. (rhs alum !. :
prevent its turning back to sugar . %

MAPLE SUGAR.-To one on,r. :
ter add tour pounds of common h., va
sugar, or one-half maple sugar md ~.
halt OF the brown sugar, Boil five NJ, v+s'
utes' adding teaspoonlul of Dov1. n'"'
alum strain through thin cloth +.
equal to the finest maple sugar.
--~zv----r-,z--
MoLAssEs PuDDING.-TWo te,co,, !,
molasses, 1--we eggs, one teacup Of ,no,,
one teacup Of butter, one-half' te,cpn -
cream, FIVE teacups Of -four. ope .,
spoon OF soda. Eat with itch puddn,
sauce.
- .-.-.. --ce.zs~.---
There is said IL be a movement m
foot to organize servant girls proec.
tive association, One of the first rules
it is understood, will be that no mistress
is to be permitted to fuss around in The
kitchen While servant girl present.