Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22
DENISON.
Two Accidents on the Missouri Pacific,
Resulting In Serious Injuries
10 Trainmen.
An Interview with Capt. webster on tho
Outlook for n Republican Ticket.
Personal.

+ river at Dallas on the evening Of the 10th
an account Of which appeared in yester
days GAZETTE, were the wife and son OF
William b. Beach, an engineer on the
Missouri Pacific railway running between
Dallas and Denton. Mr.. Beach
is well known here. Many
and kind were the words OF
sympathy heard on the streets Yesterday
for the bereayed husband when the &C
count was read in TIE GAZETTE.
News was received here last night that
a freight train had run into a construct
lon train, near Eufsula. Considerable
damage done but no one hurt.
c. @. Hemming, cashier Gainesville
National bank, spent last night In our city
on his way North.
Mr.. W. Jones and Harry j. Sculen
OF the Denison Washita railway survey,
started this morning throughlthe Nation
on surveying expedition.
i. T. Batto Of Houston, and j. N. Pat
ton Of New York, two OF the latest and
jolllest commercial men on the road, are
In the city.
Hon. j. p. Smith OF Fort Worth is in
the city to-day.
Manager o. d. Parker OF the Western
Union Telegraph company, this city, re-
turned this morning from Pueblo, Colo,
feeling much better for his recreation
Last night about 10 O'Clock the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Collett
died at the rooms OF Conductor Jeff
Percy and wife on Main street, aged
fourteen months. She had been sick but
n short time We extend our sympathies
to the bereayed parents.
Rev. Father Buford, pastor OF st.
/ Xavtar churcb fhfa cftv xuhIia ratur,, IL, n,
! from visiting Mr. and Mrs. Collects
child, was thrown from the buggy In
which he was riding and received a bad
cash over one eye and was considerably
bruised up.
Col. Boyle Of the Denlson Morning
News arrived home from Missouri, where
he has been on a business trip.
j +. Hicks, q section-hand on the east
line Of the Missouri Pacific railway, while
riding on a hand-car yesterday, six miles
east of Greenville, was thrown of and
badly hurt
G.. ". Graham, switchman in the
Greenvllle yard, while making up train
yesterday, slipped of tie and broke one
of the bones Of his left leg. Both unfor-
Inmates came In on the Mlneola train to-
day, and will go to the railroad hospital
at Fort Worth, where they will be well
cared for.
Deputy United States Marshal Henry
Hackney was on the street to-day for the
first time since he returned from Fort
Smith, Ark, having been confined to his
bed with fever.
Miss Mary Ketchum OF Coldwater,
Mich, once u teacher in the D3nison
public school, is In the city on visit.
DIR. G. w. Williams, who has been very
lon fgte Nhu Ia 81 H.
proving,
No rain, but some good symptoms.
A few evenings ago lady living on
Houston avenue in this city, being trou-
bled with rheumatism in her foot, pro-
cured what she thought was bottle Of
luament she had been in the habit of
using, and proceeded to rub the same on
her foot, In few moments her daugh-
ter came in the room wltha lighted lamp,
when the lady took look at her hand
and foot She took but the one look,
when she exclaimed. "Good heavens,
am ruined my toottls mortifying.n Her
daughter looked on In dismay for mo-
ment, when she burst out In hearty
laugh and said; "Why, mother, you
have used my bottle OF ink, and assure
you II will not cure your rheumatism"
There are now only eight candidates
In the teld for representative from this
county, with strong probability of two
more and possibility OF four.
+. N Lea, master superintendent Pail
man Palace Car company, was in the city
to-day,
A GAZETTE reporter met Capt Dan
| Webster to-day, one OF the prominent Re-
! publicans of this city and a delegate to
the Waco convention, and asked him
what the Republicans Of this congress
sionql district would do about putting
candidate in the field,
MIR. Webster said: at Is impossible
| for me to say positively what will be done,
hut II is my opinion that u good man
can be found In the district who win
make the race, one who will enter the can
yass and take the stump, that he win be
nominated. | do not believe II will be
polite TO nominate man simply
TO tll lout ticket, the man who
accepts the nomination must be
man OF ability, dignity and energy
A mere dgure-head will not do; there
must be bralas as well rs stomach In a
Republican candidate"
nWhat do you think are the chances
for electlug such manfn
every slim, at best, hut II the present
candidates stay in the field, and the Re
puhloans hold together and poll their
tui strength, we have lighting chance
10 In OF course, II the Democrats
unite on one man, the Republicans viii
~ TO the wall, and go bad.n
"What about combining the Republl-
cans, knights Of Labor and Farmers
J alliRacsfn
al anu positive 1t will not be done. OF
course, | can only speak for myself and
the Few Republicans have seen
| individually, and that opinion
Is strongly opposed to any combination
or alliance with any party or organization
that cannot come out squarely and step
on the Republican PLATFORM
Chow DO You think the Republican
nominee for representative In this county,
| g, W pasco, win run2"
81 am inclined to the opinion that he
will poll IS big vote as any man the
| party could put up. Ii Is true he has
some personal enemies In the Republican
party In this city, and may not only lose
their vote, but will meet their opposition
Notwithstanding all this, II all the other
candidates stay In the field he win be
elected, but have no idea the other can.
dldates will all run the race to the
end The Democratic managers will
haul on the weakest candidates and buy
Oh enough OF the others to defeat any
Republican that might offer for any Office
In the county. There Is nothing In the
world that win irighten the average
Grayson Democrat like a Republican