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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

ed the room next dear 70 tha nocs,. ~. {.
ana put inoperation some sind ~ a a M, !
OF gaming machine. A writ VA . ssa.l
out against the woman for earn,ne '' az,
refused to give bond, aud was comr,, 9- 4
to jail. ~V'N''''sseo
In tho Tri-weekly News TO-DAY l. hi,
lished a piece OF news to the efiert t tSss
the Santa Fe authorities have no,,aad 40 - =
contractor TO hold himself in read,rass
20 do some work at Cleburue, The con
tractor was under the impres sion thai III
work referred to must he the building ~, ~
0 TO lnd-house and machine sbons VI
Mr.. Cook Of Granbury drove IN c,a
burne yesterday In hack to which ~
had two good horses. Both horses ya ~
taken sick and died at the liyerv stebie
before night. s'Ao'e
Frank Hoffman, an old citizen Of ne
burne, died to-day. Wv
A lamp explosion at the iaIl last n,o,,,
caused an alarm of fire to be raised Ms
Lula Boyd had the lamp In her hand when
the burner blew ont and the oil cangbt
IRE. She threw the lamp at the window
but the iron bars caught It, and a cons,d,
cradle blaze Jared up. Sheriff Bovd cor
TO the house in time to extineuIsh fbe
flames before any damage was done ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
DECATUR.
The Newly APPOINTED Postmaster Flies
His Bond,

The Newly APPOINTED Postmaster Flies
His Bond
Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Aug, 14.-Capt A. II.
Shoemaker, who was recently appointed
postmaster at Decatur, made his bond OF
$4,000 yesterday with Dan Wagner, II.
Gerathsm, j. G. Carpenter, j. w. Hogg,
w. ii. Cundiff, j. w. Cartwright and M.
w Shoemaker on it. The bond is per-
haps as solvent one as vas ever,filed IN
Texas. 1t represents 81, 100000. The
captain will take charge in few days.
Some new cotton is coming in. Buy
ers say the staple is very good for the
first crop, 1t commands fair price and
will bring better when we get regular
cotton buyer here. We need a spinner
buyer badly. We will have an alliance
yard here and will handle lots of cotton.
MIR. j. ID, Abbott will have charge Of the
yard, assisted by some competent man
selected by the alliance.
Judge Seward has returned from Dali
las where he went on railroad business
He is as dumb as an oyster on the sub
Jet, and they say this means good, for
when railroad men talk they do not ac-
complish much work.
Our graded and high school will open
September 6, with Prof. Il. Y. McMorris
principal, and SIX young lady assistants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
DENISON.
The Excitement over the suicide Not En-
tirely ADatsd.

tirely Abattd.
Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Aug. 1.-THE remains
of the cattleman who jumped from the
window of Kansas City hotel were
shipped to Martin, Tex, by Pacific ex-
press yesterday.
The excitement over yesterdays trag-
edy has not entirely subsidized. Brown
left this morning on the Pullman palace
car "Verona," attached to the Missouri
Pacific train "a going north. kilograms
have been sent to the unfortunate girl's
mother Mrs. NJ A. Brown, at Carthage,
Mo, but no answer has been received.
The following tele nam was sent to-day
by Mayor Hanna;
j. A Mitchell, Cashier, Carthage, Mo-;
A dar ghter of Mrs. NJ. A. Brown killed her
self hare yesterday Can get no word
from her mother. Telegraph what dis.
position TO make OF the body.
Signed, DAN HANNA.
Miss Minnie Holman, the MANAGER OF
the Western uDion telegraph Office at
Cleburne, Tex, is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. Secoy
Police circles are quieter now than
thew ever were known to be before.
business in that line is very dull, This
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
WINSBORO.
ANXIOUS to Help the Drought Sufferers
Alliance Cotton Yard.

ANXIOUS to Help the Drought Sufferers.
Alliance Cotton Yard.
Special to the Gazette
WNsDoRo, TEX, Aug. l3.-The Farm
ers' alliance held meeting in this city
yesterday and perfected arrangements fol-
the establishment of an alliance cotton
yard here. Mr. John Avis, former public
weigher, was elected weighmaster. The
meeting was very harmonious and the re.
suit is highly satisfactory to both mer.
chants and farmers.
Rev. w. r Selvidge has Just closed a
meeting at the Baptist church in this city,
the result of which was several CONVEX.
sions and the church much revived spirit
uaily.
Rev. j. w. Lively Of the NJ. f. church
is holding an open air meeting at Har-
mOny academy, four miles from town,
which in interest almost equals Sam
Jones meeting. A large number of con.
versions occur every service, and nc
building in this section would accommo.
date the immense crowds attending.
The first bale of cotton came in this
morning, which is five days earlier thar
last year
Crops are yielding abundantly, and the
long looked-for season of prosperity seemi
approximating If some organized move
were made for the relief Of our neighbor:
in the West who are in distress, Wins
boro would contribute literally aud cheer
fully.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
CISCO.
Not so Many Actual sufferers-New CITY
Marshal-Pubhe school.
Special TO the Gazetta

Not SO Many Actual sufferers-NeV civ
Marshal-Pubhe School.
Special to the Gazette.
CISCO, TEX, Aug. 1.-THE relief com
mittee appointed to take the names Of
persons in this precinct who are actually
IN need and wish their names forwarded
TO headquarters In order that the govern.
ment may help them are holding forth Al
the mayors office At this writing some
twenty OF thirty names have been taken
Your correspondent, on looking over the
names, hnds that they run something like
thls MRS. --, widow, three children.
house and lot and out Of provisions; Mr.
, fifteen head of cattle, twenty
horses and out of provisions Some cases
are actually In need, but the greater ma.
lority OF the names received asking for
Delp are people worth from $3.50 TO $1,000
as shown by their own sta emept.
Our city marshal, Mr.. Ayers, has re-
signed his position, and the city dads in
session last night appointed Walter Stan.
olier TO act as marshal for the next ten
days, at which time there will be an cleo.
ton held 10 select man to Ill said office
The public school at this place will
open the second MONDAY in September
Competent teachers have been employed
and with plenty of money to run the
school nine or ten months, good school
buildings and competent and wide,
awake school board, our people NAV
reasonably expect our school ut some day
In the near future to be second to none in
the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
AM INDIAN POLICEMAN INnIOTEn.
General Regret in the Territory at tn
Indictment of L. r. Knight,

General Regret In the Territory at the
Indictment of I. II. Knight.
Special to the Gazette
VINITA, l, t., Aug. l4.-There was a
general expression of regret heard on the
streets to-day when il became known
that Il. r. Knight, lieutenant of the In-
dian police, had been indicted for murder
by the federal grand jury at Fort Smith.
During the expulsion Of cattle from the
Chickasaw nation the police were d.
rected by the United States Indian agent
to dIsarm all parties except officers of the
law. A cowboy named ST. John, said 10
be professional stock thief, had been
informed of the instructions and asked to
desist from carrying his weapons He
replied very insultingly, and for the day
he matter dropped. A day or two after
st. John took especial pains TO leave
his work and ride several miles to where
the officers were engaged. Lieut.. Knight,
assisted by couple of Texas rangers, In
strict compliance with his superior's
orders, attempted to disarm the man, and
in the scuiile which resulted he was killed
Not until absolutely necessary did The
officers fire, and 1t is said that st. Johr
died with the words, 'By God, let ZEN
pop" on his lips, his pistol having beer
drawn but forced out of range. Mr.
Knight is remarkably quiet and careful
officer, and the universal feeling is tina
this action is unjust and not warranted
by the circumstances attending the case
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
IN NnE whom bnsiuepsls dull ana priccs are low 70
hss SGSOWo BUY YOUR S All .u sSs iSo
Hteat esTgains. SEND tos new : RE eata fNIlNg G
- Nv rlani" A ia. HS-S0 Duane IT NSN varD
WORSE THAN THE DROuGHT.
Devastation and Suffering Caused by Forest
Fires In WtsoonsIn

GREEN BAY, Wis, Aug. l4.-All night
long the forest fires in the northwestern
section of Brown county have been rag.
ing, and the reflection Of the flames has
been painting the murky sky bright red.
Every sign of rain HIS vanished. Every
one is suffering from drought and the
crops are very p or.
Through Eaton township q similar tale
Is told. Some farm sites are marked by a
dwelling, which has escaped by superhu.
man eff rts, Blu not barn is left in
the burned district. All through the
woods, miles away from farms, are tho
dead bodies Of cattle and other domestic
animals; some burned to crisp and 9th,
ers with no signs Of the wanner Of theii
death
Auton BargoTdon, John S. Haifuer
Peter ROnkers and Charles Brockman
bar " saved their lives and those OF their
famuues. They lost everything they pos
sesspi.
John.and Henry Soper and John Nor.
cross lost all bu their houses
Most families In this belt OF FIRE have
taken refuge with their friends, but one
old German has constructed Kind OF
shanty out Of half burned logs aud is llv-
Ing on the remains OF sheep that had been
killed by the flames and some provisions
given him by his charitable neighbors.
In Bellevue township the devastation
is complete, ana the suffering terrible.
Many Of the ournt-out people have been
injured In fighting The hlmes.
FOREST FIRES IN MICHIGAN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. IA dis
patch TO the Evening Wisconsin from
lshpeming, Mich, states that forest fires
In that region have broken out afresh
At humboldt, Cohoctah, Baraga and
along the line OF The Chicago & North
western railway large area OF plrc TIM
Der is being burned over and much dam
age done
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
A DOUBLE RLOPEMENT.
A General Splitting of Marriage VO,
without Consent of Law.

A General splitting OF Marriage Vows
without Consent of Law.
CONCORD, N. H., Aug. IA double
elopement which occurred on Thursday
evening is causing considerable excite
ment here. The parties were George
Maxam, livery. stable keeper, George
w. Blake, conductor on the Concord rail
road, Mrs. A. NJ. Dlckerman and Mrs. II.
T. Dickerman. The four met at Pena-
cook and took the train presumably for
California, MaXam is married and has q
seventeen-year-old son. Blake il also
married. The women married brothers,
the wife Of A.. M. Dickerman leaving
three young children behind and the
other woman one child eight years old,
Both men took away all the money they
had, leaving their families destitute.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
SHIRTS 40 ORDER.


Another Home Enterprise OF no Gittle
Importance.
Yesterday II was made known to THE
GAZETTE that co-partneTship had been
formed by Messrs. w. l.. Cross, j. T.
Cotton and A. b. Smith for the sale OF
gents furnishing goods and the manu-
tacture Of shirts and underwear. A suit
able building has been secured, tho stock
bought snd shipped, and in lese than
fifteen days The Queen City Shirt Co. will
be prepared t. Hil orders.
This establishments opsus under fayora
BILE auspices Backed VIII sufficient cap
Itsl to enable them TO compete with older
houses East, the young men who have
engaged Ia this Undertaking Will leave
nothing undone TO meet the requirements
oiithe trade. lmpore cd cutters have been
engaged, travelling statesmen Will be put
on the road, and employment win be glSen
~ more than thirty sewing girls, begin.
ming the LIST OF September.
Who comes nextl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

speaks wen for ths snarshalsad his force
Mr. J r. Martin says that MIS-.
Brown worked at his house one year aeo
Tor one month. aud during that time re.
oNived several notes from Gen Brown.
y. e. Martins opinion Ii that the young
isA inside Browns acquaintance about
thrcs yeaIsa ago. There Il rumor here
that "a le VIII be buried by private partIe q
II her mother Is not heard from. There
Is some Selegraphic business that win be
inves tirs vsd in connection with this case.
8ePLY RECEIVED
To-day at $3.50 O'Clock p. m. the fol-
lowing telesrs IN was received:
Carthage, No, Aug. Ito Sam
Hanna, Mayor, Denlson, Mrs. Nj. A..
Brown lett here tn. Is morning for Denison,
Signed, J A MITCHELI,
Bank Cashier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
GAINESVILLE.
Delegates Baek-Rumor, vi Withdrawal
Great improvements ma. ny Marriages.

Delegates Bacl--Rumor, vi Withdrawal
Great improvements MA ny Marriages.
Special TO the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. If.--Almost
all the July 81 delegation, aud quite q
number Of the straight Democratic dele
CATION, returned home yesterday after
noon. The latter are naturally very much
elated at the handsome vote by which the
convention seated them.
There is some talk of the withdrawal of
Hargis, the combination candidate for the
Legislature from this county, and the sub.
stttutlon of another candidate In his place
Whether this report Is well founded or
not, time alone can tell.
Harry Watkins, the great temperance
lecturer, spoke tonight at the Young
Mems Christian association hall, In this
city. Mr. Watkins Is quite forcible
speaker, and was well listened To be- the
audience present.
A commercial school VIII be started
mere early IN September, in the Knights OF
Pythias hall, by Prof Il L. CArripgton.
quite successful lawn party was
given at the Baptist church last uinht
All present had a very ENJOYABLE time
Rev. r. j Tyler returned Yesterday
from Pilot Point, where he has been en-
gagged In ministerial work
The Hemming buildings on Dlston
street and the Bailey building, on Dye,
will soon be completed improvements
are 9 ing up all over the city.
The real estate market has been lively
This week, and tn county clerk has been
quite husy recording trainers.
The mat.lhoctl fever has ragged this
week, aud, County C,uk Thompson has
issu Il the following licenses: l.. w
Fletcher and Miss l. A. Ssples, s. J..
Wood and Miss NJ. NJ. Kimbrell, z. j.
Sor u er and MISS Nckol Nelson, W.
Il. Black and Miss n A. Pu kett c. r.
Scott and Miss Josie Scott, S X. Malone
and Miss Ruth Grundy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
savoy.

Special to the Gazette.
SAVOY, TEX, Aug. l4.--The Sister
Grove Baptist association is now in
session near Savoy. The attendance is
large, including some of the most noted
diynes OF the state. Prominent among
them are G, w. Rogers, u. D., Sherman;
W. h, Lines, Denisou; w, A., Jarrel,
Dallas; JEFF d. Ray, Georgetown; w.
A, white, Bolton; T. B, McComb, Van
AlStyne; T. S. Potts, Bonham; w. A.
Mason, Bowie, and others. w. A. Jarrel
breaches here TO night and tomorrow.
The weather is quite dry and hot again
AT Bells there is booming campo
meeting in progress, Bro. j Willis Hill
OF Greenville Is doing the preaching.
Cotton picking hes fairly begun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

.sffcw Of Howard County
70 Strengthen Things.
Tx, Aug. l4.-Robert
4 aSherir and collector Of
Ilfhed counties, who ii
'ssd left his post quite
slsa today and expresses
ace the music. Ia an
Il sstalliug his experience
y stated that whisky
81 ~ ais troubles; that he
M WIN drink at
IN Big departure and
n. \, Ior several days,
y al' senses, he immedi-
N, ~Nards returning home;
' N slck he could not get
lung sa the latter he came
!. " le'ylrg the officer sent
''Aaelsco. Mr.. Morrow
= a sIs1ds ready to make
~ sOSo when VI the accounts
~ This will be done
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Special 10 tho Gazette
GREESyILLE, TEX Aug. lA.-Yester-
day, Bartender Charles Davis, white,
knocked hole IN Hade Marrell's face
with a lemon-sqneezer They had been
dsputing, when Murrell, colored, threw
his hand upon mis- hip pocket and
threatened to edo up" the bartender, but
was "done up" before his turn came. The
police took action.
Two fourteen-year-oid runaway boys
are 10 the city. They claim to have a
deserted home near Kansas City, do.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Special to The Gazette.
DAISGEGFIELD, TEX, Aug. 1.-THE
amount Of county tax collected in this
county Tor 1885 was 81, 2O2 so.
Rain is badly needed here. Cotton is
failing fast for want OF It.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
Runors OF a Killing.

I SperlRI 70 Tue Jnzette.
WILLS POINT, Tx, Aug. tI.-Rumor
reports a man shot and killed nine miles
northeast of here. The shooting Is said
10 have been accidental.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
The United states

win make Fort Worth the bSsis Of sup
plies shoold war ensue with Mexico,
and Ellis & Kellner will furnish saddles
cheaper than any one else.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.

He FANS from Freight Train ana is
Crushed to Death.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. 1.-THE
west-bound freight train ran over and
killed brakeman between here and An
mona this evening, He fell from the top
between the cars. His name has not
been learned here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Cutting Plunged Into the Rio Grande
Would not create any more excitement
than the low prices inaugurated en- sad
dies and harness at Ellis & Kellner's, the
past two weeks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
Bard.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Aug. i4,--Bridge No, lS5
on the railroad between Baird and Put
nam was burned yesterday about y
O'Clock, which caused several hours de-
lay IN trains, also causing general impa,
thence among our people on account OF
not getting Ink GAZETTE until THIS
morning to learn the convention and wal
news.
gorty.1ve cars OF beef cattle passed
here to-day en- route TO Eastern markets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

You can buy more groceries for $500
at the Fort Worth Grocery Co.'s, than
you can at any other first-ciass dry goods
store In the city for $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
The Mexican Govornm emit

viii in all probability negotiate with Ellis
& Kellner for their saddlery supplies in
case war Is declared against the United
States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
Low, Lowest, Awful Low.

The news has been spread broadcast
that Ellis 6 Kellner are Offering the low
est prices en- Wholesale saddlery, har-
ness, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
Reduced to a Frazzle.

FRI sd and new goods arriving at Ellis
& Kellner's, and prices have been reduced
to fragile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
ussuRSE.


li.,. ApiosiOn.
Aug l4.--Mr. Pres
\ S''9u'ne, while on his
l'st Thursday, met
s's' accident. He and
'''''n and W. Bledso
va ley days at Glen
I KY driving a balky
M ,S'.sue contrary aud
! NJ. sIatd TO be a good ood
!. NY u''sahce on this side
NJ s s,,s,. refused to pull
az Ss'''mpted to chastise
n .,'' y Ioe horse kicked
\ d AZ e''g bis iaw-bone in
4 4. Unconscious bat at
a,. ss'H.laed, and after ter
Ai,ls ~, much as pos.
Il R,lSsIsV sss % cleburne,
sidls ", way night. MIR.
doinv 'sgaIment OF
&, Instances. "NA 40
ev days ago rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Try the celebrated Ceres Patent -four
at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s, and you
will not be disappointed in good bread
and rolls.