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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26
Not built that way
Chisavo fntey OCEAN

had Paris Geen Helen attempt TO shoe
a COW out Of the back yard, Il is safe to
say that the Trojan war would never
nave been waged and Hom0p would have
baen obliged 10 take tho Maymaiket iiOt
Tor an epic. Had Anthony seen Cleopatra
chase a stroet-egr Gown dusty avenue
~ Cairo, II Is ssfe 80 state that be- would
have fed disenchanted back 20 Octavia,
aud the slyorco court lawyer" dccree
quietly aecurcdt no puUlioltyn- wcnld
never have made cent from him. Had
Dante oee1 Beatrice fire nall brick ~
the yaDdal hen which p40spected Tor seeds
Ia her fOwer.hed every fpriug, II ~ again
safe 10 say that he woald haye sent back.
her notes, her white mouse pen-yipeT.
the lava emoking-set wish nMerfW GhIigt
mas painted acroas the stern, and dis.
continued that rocky c0urlshIp which be-
subsequs nily celebrated 10 q poem csiledl
''I'he Inferno"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26
CHRISTMAS IN FORT WORTH.
The arON Holiday sp.n, uals,iy in the
Queen CITY.

Tho Great Holiday spent unistiy In ths
Queen CITY.
AS far as the weather was concerned a
prottler Christmas day was mover seen In
Fort Worth, the genial state oi the atmou
phcru rendering oyercoats and all other
sorts Of wraps entirely unnecessary for
alm0ut tb outlre day. Had Il
not bee for the fact that few
storee wore open and the rosoundlng
rachct ofan occasional IRE cracker, tbs
day would have easily been mistaken
Tor the sabbath it was nearly
M quiet as Sunday except IN tao Interior
0f saloons, where now aud then some
gay groups may have been heard enjoy.
ing a little extra oonvivlality.
One shooting ARRAY In tho Third ward
and a tragic drowning near town were
the only oventa that created ripple on
tho doll monotonous surface.
Yet there was e great deal % enjoy
mont In many home IN Fort worth.
Many young hearts, In particular,
beat high with Joy over the
possession OF some object cherished In
anticipation fur weeks hefOrei many a
board was Braoed with the best
dinner that the owners thereof
had enjoyed fOg long period, many
Kindly word was spoken as old and true
friends wished each other numerous ro.
tnrns Of the anniversary.
And thus another milestone is turned,
and Christmas, 1886, goes Flimmcrlng
howa the corridors OF tlme,n and the
vista OF new year looms forth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26
mlnn.ao,a models.

90 raul AlVAfHi iffhht
About week ago an advertisement an
poarcd IN Mlnnoat ola rapeffor a Young
woman TO appear as Au artistic model.
All applicants were TO be accompanied by
their parents. The advertiser was q
French artist well known IN Minneapolis
lie received between thirty md forty
answers, which goes 70 show that models
are not hard 70 get. Ont OF the list OF
applicants be selected i've, and wrote
them 10 come around aud see HIN, They
oil came, accomplished by their mammaB.
The artist was FrenchmRn. and the
models were Of another nationality.
There were good many surprised
90 both sides. The KtenChman eouid
not understand why the women should
lnslst on posing with heavy drApery, cs-
psclally as.he kept Aro In his room, and
the models and mammag wera terribly
indignnnt that any other condition OF
things shoald be required Some 81 them
went away hurting anslhcmas At The art
ist Tor bis scandalous proposal. There
were couple that understood tho model
business, however, One OF these was
BIT knOck-kneed, although otharwihc &C.
ceptable. The artist got over this difiI-
Guilty by employing them both. The one
d. scfibed poses hOr the upper half Of tho
1guIe,. and the other one ior the lower
half
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26
THE CITY.
An emrIer.r,. mo.r,,nll,r.

Yesterday, In acoordancs with iuYita.
ton, all the employees OF Mr.. w II. Tay.
Tor, the successful dry goods moroant,
numbering over twenty, we've guesta Of
ulmseltand wife AZ agrand Christmas dim.
ner prepared specially on their accuunt.
Y was spread OF good things, the
like Of which Is not often witnessed
Ihe occasion vas greatly enjoyed by all,
aud was noteworthy as showing the mu
tutual good will existing between one OF
tue largest employers In tho CITY, and
those whom he employs Mrs. TAYLOR,
by hor Charming h spltallty, mede each
member OF the company feel thoroughly
al home, aud all lift wishing many happy
returns OF tho day for their kind enter.
tAiners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

Mr.. Abner Phillips, iormtr citizen Of
this county, now deceased, had born 70
him ten SONS, 10 al 81 whoa he gs9e
names beginning with the lotter A, az
follows Alpheus, d. Andrew, d.l Al.
bert, living 81 Colorado; Ailea, a.; IA.
ston, d. Almaodo, a.; Amhrosh
Abel, living 10 this goantyi Alfred, is.sa
IN this county, ana Aaron, IAqsa
lowed by tho setter ID" are deeeaead 1et
oil except Aaron lived 70 me%bQ0d, NJ
doubt II Parallel case eau be found ~
this one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

The period ofabout the 2s.h instant Ia
passed, with only clouds, vivid lIrhtnjna
ana light rainfall to tho south of "a. Tier,
Is depressed feeling 10 regard e. oui
wheat crop Bs OF good cheer. frlcuds
mere y rata period the 4th 10 the Or
~ Jannsry. Another about TIE Ism IA
aetn Toward the last OF January, say
.tn' mere Is strong period. Iadeed,
NV lnulVsuons Tor the whole month OF
FEBRUARY are nrst rate. Quite near ali
me rains that fsll, fall a. tho time men.
Hoheu oy US. TRAINS then or not at all.
luase leAu our advertisement below. All
'Alns INTO Fort Worta are half fare until
yauuaiy . Persons who have been wait.
uuui aIier Christmas 10 get great bar.
ss'ps eSn set them IOWA our store. Ii is
81 mls'aee that Christmas gifts are not
~ uuiess made upon Christmas dty.
-. a'e sVDu ~ any Time during holiday
WEES, Thomas FAiRLY,
AuNerslsing Editor Chase rrading Co.
HOLIDAY aooDs AT cHAsE's.
ALL AT GREATIY RKDUCRp
PmcKs.
Mems suits.
Ladies' suits.
Mems overeoats.
Ladies' cloaks.
Boys suits,
Boys oyercoats.
Mems underwear.
Ladies' underwear.
Children's underwear.
Mems hsndkephieis.
Ladies' handkerchlefs.
Ladies' snoes
Children's shoes.
Ladies' gaghala
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26
BUSINESS NOTES;
A waco Dealer IN Dry Ceods and ,Nra.
etries b Closed by Attachments
on Christmas bay.
"e Fnohc q, sea aa TO the Amount Of
e's erthc nanhins Firm OF liar.
rson . 60. NJ Losavtew.


49, w" At'nchWcuts,
special 10 tho Gasouc.
WAos,TRSN, Dec, a5,--J NJ. Clnnomop.
dealer 10 dry goods and groceries, WAS
ulosod tolls evening by attachments rum
oy creditors as follows Leasing. Solo.
mon R1Benthal, $3.50, and Sanger pro -
Ior " 300 which win about cover h,s
stock Other attachments are said 70 be
coming In. -" " W
inc hraustreet agency has information
t ,tJ A. Shelton, krocer as StephenyIile.
Nlath county, was attached 20 dav. The
amount and names are not known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26
no our orsdlto re0.
Ass,Enm.n, a, arascsr.

special 90 Tho SAEetio
BAhrLnTT, rRx, Dec, rs -,lIolshtcet
& Denson Of Granger made an ssAi 10
mont iow daye ago; have no. lqasaaa
state Of business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

q A. Clark, 4 y architect, washing
Ton, Endorses Rcd Star Cough Care. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

ga that really truSr' Druggist feii
madam, Dr. Bulfs oouga syrup 10 oniy 1,''
bruise may result "a an abeess ! not
promptly attended %, Apply salvation OIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

a dlsoIdered liver Is tho bane OF life.
Take Morris Cascaripe and restore It's
healthy condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

Morris Caecarino 81 positive cure
for dyspepsia, Pleasant 10 take, mild IN
action aud unialllng IN cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

f'Nf'f' " WV NfNANNfft
LoN0NiRw, Tax Dec. GA total da.
post of sdo,oc 10 s75, 600, besides other
obligations, Ia claimed by depoailors AZ
Tue probable amount OF the llabllitics az
INC late banking arm OF II y, Harrlson &
70. Tho available assets are simply items
oteonlecture, 90 lar as tho public Ia con
uerneu, anda feeling Of unrest and zen
era dissatisfaction IL prevalent and ant.
spoken number OF attachments have
neen issued sluoo the assignment. The
following circular, Issued yesterday, 10
the minds OF the late depositors nthrowsp
no llght upon the npancial condition al
the late tlrm other than iifat remarked by
Lhem THAT but a small per cent would
LovavHw. NIX. Doc. a. 1859.
TO our Creditors
whereas, on tho 18th inst. we were un-
fortunately and unexpectedly forced 10
suspend payment and assign our effects,
IN order 10 protect all alike; and whereas
~ IL our de sire TO still do MI we can fol
me interests, both immediate aud future,
on our creditors, tnoy are cernestly sole
lteu 70 meet us In person or by represen-
Auvei Tuesday, January A. 1897, with
Wow ~ compromising all claims
against us by a pro rata distribution Of
our hs.ots On hands Of aeslgneos), or on
snoh Other terms ~ can be accomplished.
90 us 20 put stop 10 all court costa aud
the delay OF perhaps year ormnro IN tho
realization OF Il dividend, Very raspec
iuuy yours, II. j. HARRIsoR Co 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

This word is another one OF Indian orr
gin, and according to some authorities,
signifies "The Country of Hills" while
others maintain that "Blue Hills" is the
correct Interpretation The cant name
Is "The Bay State" from the bay on the
eastern coast, and the natives are ebay
StRteraO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26
MICHIGAN.

This is also q word Of Indiln deriya-
ton, the meaning Of which is "Great
Lake." michau, great, and saurisiegan,
lake. Bordering on i've lakes-from one
of which 1t was named-Michigau is ap.
proprlately called "The Lake State
The wolves, however, have furnished an
other title In 1.-THE Wolverine State" in
habited by uWolyerines -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles l..
supplied this name. AS Maryland ap.
pears to be without a sobriquet, let one
be furnished 1t in "The Bivalve State. ~
The natives are called "Craw Thump.
ers.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26
LOUISIANA

The wife OF Charles had already been
remembered 10 the naming Of Maryland,
aud as 1t was the desire Of those having
charge OF the matter to pay still further
homage to that branch Of the royal FAINT
ly, 1t became necessary, it seems, for
them to cross the English channel and
make the new American province a name.
sake of the French province Of Maine, of
which the kings consort happened TO be
the landed proprietor Maine is 1.-THE
Pine-tree State" and It's people are
"Foxes"-pine-trees and foxes being
plenty. 1t is sometimes dubbed "The
Lumber State"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

Is an EFT I'D
KID WnDnIsl
ETrE'srSel
orlty In rail
Its incrtihs N
It's adspxA4'
iup-mln ca N
no suNE2 (
10 Ii consirvNl
| d on The ioEzt
A selt-icwI
0 speed, how'd
ds. Ii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

The etymology Of This word as applied
o the river, from which the state takes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

The river from which 1t was named was
foHn to the Indians as the Qunnihtlcut,
u Interpretation Of which Is "at the
lng river" To keep IN remembrance the
ID "Blue Laws" 1t is sometimes spoken
as the Gland of Steady Habits" on
ther occasions it Is termed "The Free
tone State" from the large quantities OF
lat stone quarried within It's borders,
pd also "The Nutmeg State and the peo-
e "Woodeh Nuimegs," as illustrative of
eir reputation for shrewdness. 1.-THE
lue Ligh' State" is political term that
now seldom used.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

4 ren IS the French for bow, and
sasn the Indian for smoking wa
4, the combination Of which, "bow
boking waters" is applicable TO the
iIng strea Of that state. The prefix
4i was originally used but the "c''
soon dropped. The nicknams is the
N State" that animal having for
4 abounded there IN great numbers.
famous Arkansas bowie-knife un.
btedly suggested "rooth.picks" for
hanDlp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

This name was flrsL applied to a tract
OF land wing on the Ohio river, above the
Ksnawhs, granted BY the Fort Stanwix
Treaty of l7Gs 70 Capt, William Trent and
other traders for goods destroyed by the
Indians, and wnen the Northwest territory
Was divided 10 1900 It was given TO that
Portion Of the territory not covered by
The limits OF Ohio. "Ths HoOsier State"
and 'Hoosiers" are the fancy names, and
are said 70 have originated from the gen
eIal rough response given in early DAYS
70 knock al the door--''WhO's yereF'
But Webster says that the word is "acog-
faption Of 'husaer, formerly a common
term for bully throughout the West.n
IOWA
Ane Iowa river, after which the state is
sAileos Is sluggish stream; which &C
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

DgNvKn, Col, Dec. 1.-The Rockj
Mountain News, speaking OF the reported
AZ scOnding ~ Carter Cotton, says
rumors became current upon the streets
late Monday That y. j. Carter Cotton,
manager u The North Pondrie Land and
Canal company, and also an c1ten.
siye real estate operator ~
Fort Collins, had abecOnded
and len creditors Tor large amounts.
Tho foilowibg laa siatemeLt Of facts NJ
learned from q gentleman ~ standing 10
iuanclai circles In Northern. Colorado,
VINO h 10 position 70 know 30 Gays
tnat for some weeks pnst Mr.. Carter Cot.
toms numerous creditors had been
becoming uneasy aud we're sns.
picious N bic movements
and transactions. A week ago Thursday
number VI th6m r0fraiied him 10 hIa
ONCE. AFTER some taik Mr. Cotton made
a pfstcxt ~ 20 CUT. He locked the credit
ofs IN and has not since been soon about
Fort Collins. The crediiorB got out ny
climbing over the tfanR0m. How Carter
Cotton g0t away " not known The aexi
day be was seen 10 Denver and here all
traces Of him ceassd.
This same gentleman ~ connection
with another prominent Gnancier VI this
city gave a reporter tho following state
ment IN regard 20 carter COttOu's hnau.
cial operations. They ahid Cotton
issued bonds on the North POndhe
caBGl aud % acres Oi land 10 tho amount
Oi $50, 900 20 tho Trayclorg' insurance
COmpanyi $50, 900 Of these bonds and 9th
ora for 100000 arc held by var
igus NV Enaland parties.
Ia addition no has borrowed
on the stock u the canal $4,000 fs
also secured 10 the nolBhbOfhoOd Of SEQ.
00p on land contracts from HAydun
h Dickinson II this ely. Ia ad.
dltiOn DO has nearly $50, 900
OF miscellhneOus debts N " also Stated
that ho had advance On contracts from
an Engiiab cOmptDy, but how much can.
not b0 learned Altogether his M.
debiodBeeg ms bean 1iured up
hy Fort Collins men ~ s8O5 900. Tho
Travellers Insurance company, Hayden &
Dickinson, representative parties holding
claims N 100 900 IN tho east, claim that
they ar0 fuzzy secured by the nrai mort
gage bonds on ihg CaNhl and lana
~ P1ndfle & Goa which IL ia.
VOWED at twice the amount as the
canal ,s one u tho Finest IN tho state II
10 tho opinion among a few that Cotton
has not pbscOndfd but has CONS on trip
70 Europe OF Mexico aud viii return
shortly and square up ali tho claims
againBt him, but u ls generally believed
~ iidanclal clrcleh that he has no inteu
ZION Of returning,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
AUSTIN.
4 Coal Black negro With Helllsh Pur.
pose Jumps into hall Room
but Printer Floors Him.
special 10 Che Gazette.

special 10 lhe Gazette,
AUSTIN, TN, Dec. About midnight
last night az a dancing party Of young
ladies aud gentlemen was In progress NJ
tho residence ot highly respectable gen
tleman In East Pine street, n sensational
episode occurred. A blg,buaey buck ne
gro, 90 black ms the hce OF spades, and
MS dirty, suddenly sprang into tho apart
mont IN the midst Of tho dancers His
nam6 was Frank Dunmore. hellsh
purpose cleaned from hia animal like op.
tics. As quick as thought and before the
company we're yet scarcely aware OF
his presence, tbs black ncnd seized
one " the young ladies' present aud Wns
10 The act Of attempting % kiss her when
young printer belonging 10 the Staten
man ONCE picked up chair and knocked
him. down. Tho lHdicg screamed, and In
tho confusion the black tCoundrel tH.
capped a number VI young men searched
Tor him last night lie was, however, ar.
rested aud jailed to-day by two police
men. Dunmoro was found at a house on
Rcd River street
Attention IL called 70 resolution No Ia
adopted by tho land board, which Is az
follows
Resolved, the, oil common school, uni.
yoralty and asylum lands sold under The
provisions OF thg act approved Aprll ~,
1883, which may become forfeited Tor
failure 10 pay tho interest duo by the / ~
day ~ August, and which lands are actu.
Rliy occupied M homtstoads ny the pur.
Chasers or tnGir yendoca, are hereby dc.
ClRrod 10 be aggregated from tho mass (
educational lands. aud the same shall not
DO subject 10 re- entry or purchase while
80 occupied NJ homcRtGadn, until the leg.
lalatnrG or the courts VI tho country shall
otherwise order.
Resolved further, that az tho Improve
menia on all forfeited lands become tho
property Of the fu1d 10 which the land
belongs, the aetual occupant a such
land is hereby charged with the duty 81
preserving such property from dostruc-
ton or rGmOvni.
The total valuation OF property In tho
state this year reaches sG2g 900, 900, an
increase Of s5 00e, 900 over last year
Tho walls % the third story 0i the new
capitol arc nb0nt completed
Th're are two applications Tor secretary
Of state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

that the reason was thai two days before
that there had been made public ieief
written BY Edmunds IN the spring OF
1855, which impeached Blsine's personal
integrity. Blpinc had right TO draw
this inference from the letter, bn CON
sldsring tho surroundings, should have
reciprocAied Kdmund'a aaluiaton. lie
acted, however, from a sudden Impulse,
and thereby widened tho breach when,
ike that with ConkIing, ought never 70
have existed. While our great iscpubll-
can leaders quarrel, the party suffers aud
by reason Of such differences loses The
present election. IL for the interest
VI the country that such public personal
controversy should not arise or continue
between prominent leaders Of either
party.
tits 10 DO regretted that such writer's
~ the one whose letter 70 the Herald !
am considering, and tho Herald itself,
should eadeavor ~ widen Instead Oh
healing such qnarrels.
fsiRnedl WILLIAM u CHANDLER.
Concord, n, H., Nov -, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

devil, rot upon her and aiTotioalf lH
tured hcr % death by piereing hot boil
with II sharp instrument, 1bt molhu
and one sister meanwhile praying htllfs
their victim 10 exercise tho des Whg
arrested they behaved like miniacs III
were MI sent 70 M asyi1m
COULD nor SOLVE PROBLEM
VIESHh, Dec. The spIclde Z
Baron ScckcndorfH, professor u VI
College Of Agriculture, which Nt' =
nounced yesterday was que 70 iht iilsH
= bis intlllcct a post morton filnS
nation diaGlOscd the fact that hi w
was s0ttonlng A paper ioane o. Y
bnrou'H dcek showed that he had henpl
Ing without Bnccras 70 sclw ,
mathematical problem 70 10 Hs
IN Il lecture which he weeto deliver
nlsTouHArnER Aip0isfhp,
BERLIN, Doc / Prof Won Ici'lpses
has boen appointed hisi0erppher o. fla
Bla TO succeed tho tate Prot Voa hwy
AN EARTHQUAKE e10eRs
iiEnLIN, pee. l--A severe esflpqls
shock was felt Monday ia Manlel =
Alpafv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
WI, prohnhlr a,rlna.

fouSosrowE, ONO, Dec. 1.-THE lndl.
Gallons arc that a general strike among u
heooal mlnerH Of the Mahoningyailey will
be declared before this close OF the week
The mon AZ tho several mines presented A
demand % % ccnu, The operators after
9onsldeii g tho matter refused 90 aeoedo
" sho demand, claiming they could not
hnOrd 70 pay u aud keep the
minga 10 operation. though admit.
lnA thAt iiie waReg earned hy
tho men we're very low. To-day
The miners 10 the employ OF The uaxssii
company, The Foster aud the Manning
coal companies, numbering upwards ot
1000, All struck and refused 10 work, atat-
lnR thAt thry would not 90 ou until tho
advance Yves conceded. A demand wAa
medo a. tho Poland shaft aud several
othefs for an advance, bur az yet they
have not come out both sides ara dfm,
ana long lockout II expected by many.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
Anu saloon It.pabiloan..

OoRrLAsDT, ~ r., Dec. lin tho
anI.salOon state convention o.day the
Mans Of Tho organization was discussed
for two hours, Several speakera OK.
pressed fear that this convention was
going too far. Gen. Conway de.
clarod that catering TO Prohibit
ton would Nil the movement.
pr. Ball Of IIuralo insisted that tho sup.
preston Of its manufacture would hill
liquor Ia this government. The name
No" YORK State Temperance Republican
association was finally adopted II was
decided 10 inuludo nigh license among
the measures Of temperance progress,
Win the further provision that
tho league will exert is IN.
nnence 10 secure tho nomination
through Republican caucuscs aud con.
yehtlone Of candidates for Office favorable
y me lsaguo'a object, Albert oriRln,
chairman " the National Anti.salooh
league, addressed the convention. Ellen
~ Ioetsr OF Iowa spoke this evening
when the convention adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
200 MN Jail,a a. nnlln..

bpooIRI 20 thn UhEplIe.
DALLAS, Tax, Dec ! The police 10.
night arrested and Jailed hard charac.
tor, known ~ Joe Kirk, who has been In
DallaB but few weeks He In regarded
~ ono Of Tho chief burglars and pick
pockets that have been operating here no
extensively lle was idenlnod by nd.
ward Wrlg ~ tho man Who, last night.
knocked him down Ia tho eastern VA
burbg, robblng him Of his money.
yalnablcs and yaliso full of clothIng'
The latter articles were found In Kinks
possession, During tho prisoners atay
~ DALLAS no has posed ms prize lighter
aud has frequcnted variety theatres and
low resorts, and has been watched by The
police as dangerous and suhpicionh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02
THOUGHT ~ MALICIOUS.

mrs. Khufmnu AtroAted "a gccond Time
but EasllJ gives Tond
bpocial 10 tho Oahcttc.
BAN ASrosfo, TEX, Dec. Mrs
kaufman, daughter Of Gen, Martin Of tho
Dallas Herald, who was recently arrested
ON q charge Of poisoning Mrs. Pato'a IN.
taut child with morphine md snbae.
qnently dlsmbsed, Ia In trouble again.
Sho was arrested this afternoon on nm
nilldaylt made by Mrs. Pate charging huf
wish the theft Of pair Of
gold earrings, worth about 90.
She wns alex In bed from the IN cts Of
nor previous troubles when arrested Her
husband readily gave $500 bond, saving
her thr Rrestm0rlilchtion OF again 20.
Ing To jail. Justice BntnGa was Mt nrAt
incllLod TO refuse the AFFIDAVIT, fearing 1t
was malicious persecution, until tho
rings were found in n pawn.shop, and The
clerk said that Mrs, X. had pledged
them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-02

correspondence Of tho Gat0tto.
Envy, Tx, Nov so a few days ago
our Titus town VIA ylstod by something
rare IN the burning O lho residence b..
longing 10 Mr.. orr. Again last night
about seven O'Clock tho cry ~ "nro,'
called che people out TO geo tho " eteam
gln belonging 70 Dixon b. Co, burning.
II N said that dfugken negroes ARE
allowed 10 work an sud around the ain,
hence iho lons last Night a drinking
negro struck metch ~ thG Qln hGuae
ana from u tho cotton lB tho lint room
took tfe. The loss, when was over
$1,000, " entire, there being no Insurance.
About two bales u cotton wsf0 burned,
ono Of which had been bAlcd.