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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

tlke place in few days. During the past
week Crjwley had been drinking heavily.
Thursday he visited Miss De I.auney and
told her he had taken the pledge
and again urged his suit, asking
tuat he be permitted to visit Galveston
see lIanlon and ask him to break of The
engagement This, II Is presumed, was
consented to. Crowley left for Calves
ton last night and returned 10 Houston
this afternoon. Hanlon came M on the
same train. Hanlon took back and
reached the lady's house ahead of Crow.
ley. On the latter's arrival Haulon
was standing at the gate. A short CONVEX
sation ensued and the men walked In the
house together, A few moments after
ward the shooting took place. Hanlon
claims that Crowley fired first. Nine
shots were fred, six by IIanlon and three
by Crowley. Either wound received by
Crowley would have been fatal. An In.
quest Is being held and will he concluded
tomorrow. The young lady is well
known and highly esteemed and her con.
nection with the unfortunate affair Is
deeply regretted by her friends.
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WACO.
A Young Photographer, Hard Hit by
Cupid, Gets Into the Sher.
ms Hands.
The stern Parent objeoted-Boycott of a
Waco Firm Threatened = Hebrew
Ceremonial-The ODD Fellows.
Special to the Gazette.

1pNNAsA w khS hh1ttlSs
WACO, TEX, Jan. 30.--James Pannell
young Iuan who came from Fort Worth
to Waco a few weeks ago and who is q
photographer and artist, was arrested to.
day on the complaint of Mr. o. T. Baker,
an old gentleman who keeps a boarding.
house on Franklin street Mr. Baker has
a handsome daughter, Matte by name,
and it seems tho young artist from Fort
Worth had become smitten with her
charms She reciprocated, but delayed
consenting TO wedding. This morning,
so the old man Baker alleges, Pan1ell
went to the girl and told her
"t you don't consent TO marry
me and fix the day by noon,
to-day, I'd kill you and then blow my
own brains out" The old man Baker
heard Of the threat and had Pannell ar
rested, Ms above stated, the county at
torney informing the prisoner he must
give bond IN the sum of $500 TO not
inolest or threaten Miss Baker. pannell
admits that ne Is badly mashed on the
girl, and says he did urge her to say she
would marry him, but says he dIdn't
threaten to kill her. lie says he
told her, "If you don't consent
to marry me ] will make my will
ltAluNuAilluE YOU dll 1 lluNN anu llltl ] W III
end my miserable existence lie says
she answered; "No, don't Kill yourself,
but take your pistol and shoot me right
here" placing her hand on her heart. The
general opinion is that the old man Baker
is cranky about his daughter, being also
opposed to her marrying Pannell and that
Pannell was fool to even threaten TO kill
himself, conceding that he made no threat
40, l. 10 10 Ia.
has not succeeded in finding sureties and
is in the hands of the sheriff
LATER-An appeal was made tonight
TO old man Baker to withdraw the com
plant against Pannell, which lie agreed
TO do II Panncll would pay him Sl2j and
leave Waco. Pannell declined To do this.
The county attorney then reduced Pan
nell's bail to $3.50, which the young man
gave.
Col. John W. Hall, late ,.of Carson,
New, has undertaken the task of collect
ing and compiling the Texas contribu-
lions to the history OF the Southwest,
which Mr.. Hubert Howe Bancroft the
historian, is preparing for publication.
Mr.. Hall, who Is q brother OF Deputy
United States Marshal Van Hall Of Waco,
will make his headquarters IN Waco and
remain here some time,
Master Wolf SahGGf, aged thirteen
years, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Lehman SAN
ger, was confirmed to-day, according to
the Hebrew religious ritual. large mum
Der of guests were present, and after the
ceremony an elaborate banquet was pre-
pared.
1t is rumored that the Waco assembly
OF the knights Of Labor viii have meet
Hssa.a 4 NI.sasr
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PARIS.
A Difference of opinion About the Vi. a \
W.--the Drummor's Wants.

A Difference of Opinion About the Vi. 4 n.
W.--the Drummor's Wants.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Jan. 30-As win be seen
from Yesterdays GAZETTE, there Is n
little sauibble between the Paris stock
holders and the Marshal, Paris North
western Railroad company which has
caused a good deal Of interest on both
sides. which resulted in an arbitration
meeting of Superintendent Lloyd
and the committee. Mr.. Lloyd
submitted written proposition
saving the company would accept go per
cent. and turn the remaining 10 per cent
OF the subsidy back 20 the Paris people,
10 be given TO the Santa lie, but we did
not learn whether II was accepted or not.
The cause of this Is aboutas follows IL
Is claimed by those who refuse % pay
that there Is no guarantee upon the part OF
the railroad company that IL will ever be
built 10 completion, that they only agree
under the contract 10 eXpend the S6biODO
given by Paris on the first twenty-five
miles out Of Paris, aud pay themselves
out Of said expenditures for their time
and trouble.
Q. That they let the contract 10 them
selves. HlfE luGlI UNA 'nhAAAfhNNf r'fNAt~
their own work and pay themselves with
out any check upon their action wha'so-
ever.
B. That they can forfeit said contract
al any time without any forfeiture OF loss
M Themselves. That the subscribers did
MI authorize any such contract and did
not authorize any one 70 deliver the sub
scriptiOn list.
The Democratic club had meeting at
inc courthouse last night In response 70
cali made by j, Y. Collins, chairman o.
inc Democratic county executive commit
lee. The house was called 70 order BY
Mr. Collins aud he explained the object OF
the meeting was 20 perfect the organiIa-
tion 81 the Democracy Of Paris. Col. i.
M. Bowers was selected chairman ana !
,esra adonted and the meeting adjourned.
Prof. j. G Brook showed 1HE GAzEIIS;
roporter the total expenses OF the scho2i
Tor the month Of January, ana ae y teAen-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
THE FIRE RECORD.
stool. of Hooks Burned.

Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Jan. 3o.--A fire broke
out from defective fluc In the room &C.
cupied by Paul i Erb, book and sta.
tionery dealer on Main street, at an early
hour this morning. The Gre department
was promptly on hand, and succeeded IN
cXtingulshing the flames before they had
done much damage to the building, but II
resulted In much damage TO MIR. Erb's
stock His stock consisted OF books, sta.
tioncry and notions, which are very easily
damaged by such an occurrence. The
room was under and adjoining the St
George hotel II was early and not many
OF the guests had arose for the morning
When the alarm OF fire was given most OF
them forsook the building without much
formality or much regard for their morning
toilet Mr.. Erb's damages amount to
$4,000, Insured, Mr.. Taylor, who owns
the hotel, OF which the storeroom was n
part, was also insured.
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Clerksvilis Evangelical
Special 10 the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE. TEN. Jan, 30,-liey. Z, o..
f'leTeon, the Mi5sisaippi evangelist, las been
conducting q revival NJ The Cumberland Pres
byterlan church during the week, aud has be, q
stirring on Clarksyillo AZ " has not been stirred
within the memory Of the traditional ldesl ia
habilaut Mr. PieTs0n ~ n believer IN that
doctrine generally applied 10 temporal affairs
ab lut starting at the begi1ning, end "foiton
hJpHcritss," together with "alack twisted
church members" received fair share OF his
attention frat. a sermon On regeneration,
which was 20 have been delivered 1n.fday
night WAS indefinitely pOAiponed. clhTkh
Williams were not ready Tor TINT yet, church
members aeemed 10 have an ndistlncl con
ecpilon Of u, aud before sinneTe
would Interest Themselves upon that
subject they must have an example
set must see the church regenerated, Although
somewhnt given 70 slang phTnses sand 70 expires
sious a Ia Sam Jones, he u a captivating, ear.
nest aud f0fcible, albeit plain and unpublished
speaker and most lndispntabiy clear ana
lucid reAsoper. Mr.. Plorson il q devoted 40
herent OF the Cumberland Preeby fhith,
yet Il would be impossible 10 gaiher II from Ills
sermons. lIa would rather have seven dcyils
Ia bis meeting than one prOsclyiinR mlniftef
Much Interest Il being taken Ia the meeting by
all GLASSES and several professions Of conyer-
sion have already been made.
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THE GNErrK. FoRr WORTH. TEXAS, SUNDAY, JANUARY 81

ing over 1000 scholars for Sl2is per
month. II Is claimed for Paris that she
has the best school and teaches more
scholars for less money than any school
in the state.
Rev. x. w. Onices has returned from
Tennessee, where he went after his wife.
lie will take charge OF the Christian
church.
The drummers all want THE GAZETTE
when they come here.
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9lAOLER w. PLAsTERER.

NJ ~ = Lady's Hand :. Crowley
-. 2 The ealot,e.
4 , ss'os' Tx, Jan. so.-Tb,s oftor.
ahA.lo.s.'o. o'clock desperate and IA
sly &c. tolu pistol fight occureed In
q prom, ssn Jack Hanlon, proprie-
VI al iaa asnt Galveston gambling
sleD m SaeS Crowley, a well-kaown
'ty w. Z plasterer by trade.
al1ost shot I've times and
two Instantly. Hanlon re-
Il i sn., vuiiets in his BODY
|&sa. posed 20 be fatally
,hsslyy cause OF the difficulty
Il shsc,,. Existing between the me1
\ lidg -S sa., o. Miss Emma Dei,au-
ss 1''esldiag in Houston. The
shiy's ben el IN the parlor Of the
ag ~ souss. Miss De,annev and
sas5ssg ',ead, Miss Mary bIcSrath
si1ss were in the house. bnt did
Il glesae5 7aoQung From iniorlna-
4 VA = seems that Crowley
4 s %lng his addresses
saled habits the sns.,, o ,',l,i3
/ nnsSiesss herself 10 become !, M 1 tbe
iAe wedding was 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
Country Resldenee nurned.
Special to SAo Gazette.

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Jan. S0.--The
house OF w NJ. Anderson, who lives
about five miles north of this city, was
totally destroyed by Gre on Thursday
afternoon, together with his household
goods. Mr.. a and family were absent
from home at the time and knew nothing
of the fire until they returned and found
their comfortable dwelling in ashes. The
fire is supposed TO have started from a
bed OF Goals left in the fireplace. nsur-
ance, " any, not known.
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No More Insanity Dodge.

SAN ANTONIO, TEN, Jan. S0.--lohn Mase,
alias John Walker, Of Frio county, has boon
captured by Deputy sheriff baker at Lorna
Vista. Mase was charged with horse thett,
and IN order TO escape punishment ho fetgnnd
mnaoy. He was adiudgod insane, While ON
route to tho asylum at Austin he got away from
the guard, and as stated above, he was retakcn
and W now In Jail at Hatcsyil,e. ~ he IA not
at all crazy he viii doubtless so 20 the poni
tpUklurN now,
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Pccos.
Special to tho Gazette.

PEcos, TEX, Jan 90.--Thc contractors began
work on the foundation OF the court house aud
Jail and expect 70 have the latter ready for
occupancy by April l,
our town was rather lively to day, having
opened up with two spring lights. No one was
seriously damaged, M stalks OF sugar cane ,gerc
the principal weapons used
Cattle are reported to be In good condition,
ae ig also the range.
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nurlcd In a nlulng BOY.
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANroNto, TEX, Jan 30.The skeleton
remains OF an infant Mexican child were eN.
htmed by nan named Rodriguez this cs Cnlng
while digging holes on his premisCa Tor u icuc0
The corpse had been deposited In hluing box.
10 II supposed the family were too poor to AFFORD
the cNpcneu Of funeral aud tOak this mtans
OF avoiding II. The jury rendered u verdict
that the unknown ch Id came to NJ death from
nm unknown cause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
BUTCHER AND GAMBLER.
Two Men Arrested mt NIntamoros for the
Brutal Block Murder.

Two Men Arrested mt Aintnmor0s for the
Brutal Block Murder.
Special 10 the Gazette.
MATAMoBAs, MEX, Jan. 80.-The dc
tectives have been zealously working on
the Block murder, and made two arrests
tonight. IL is generally believed that
they have arprehended the guilty par.
ties. Theodore Duran, butcher of
malodorous reputation, is one the other
Is Francisco AgueTa, gambler who
lived near Blocks place of business, who
when arrested had large stain of blood
on his right sleeve. When asked to ex-
plain It's presence thereon he made sew
eral conflicting statements. The authori-
ties expect to make strong case against
these two men.
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4 wa. lhe Eyor neady rI.lol.

RfCHMoNp, TEN, Jan 90 TO day j. II. T..
Davis killed j. G ON, The verdict OF tho Jury
cXOnorated Davis. BAD blood had existed be.
that CTom went to livery stable aud Rot pis
tol saying he was going TO LII Davis who was
info med of the matter and stood on the side
wax near the bank corner Crom soon appeared
with pistol IN hand. Davis told CrOm To drop
his plstol two or three times, Crum atll hdvaEc.
ing, when Dnyis fired and Crom foil dead not
speaking word. Davis In very quiet, order
~ man, ell liked 10y the people
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
Mesquite


MESQUITE, Tx, Jan, 80 Mrs, Mays dlod at
the residence OF John w. Anderson, and her
romans were shipped 10 Arlington FOR inter
me yesterday,
Mrs. Zen r solman, formerly " this place.
hutnow OF Forney, has been visiting her many
friends mere this week,
Constable 1atcA and Mr.. Austin of Fonoy
were IN our burg on businorato day.
The Knights Of Labor are snld TO be rapidly
increasing nj his place,
The Gulf Colorado & santa Fo extension from
Dallas prOcecdeth blowly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

NOW u the time for col. Llgon's
friends 10 come 10 the front and give him
4 trial for the month ~ February at 81 4
Main street, opposite the White EIephnnt
saloon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

II you want good hair, nail, clothes,
tooth or shoe brush second to none, ut
the very lowest prices, call at y M. Wells
drug stores, C09 Houston and Fifteenth
aud Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
Shooting Array on the streets OF Well
born.
speeIal % tho Gazelle.

WELIDoRG, TEX, Jan, 30.--A shooting eeTapc
occurred here this evening, which ausoh con
siderable excitement, though no blood was
she'd, Frank Meyers and ems Parker, both
tie contractors hal Misunderstanding,
which resulted 20 the former knocking Parker
down twice, after which Parker ran ini0 John
Roydor's store, whore he had left a shot gun,
walking of az some distance. After missing
his man Parker threw the gun up TO his
shoulder az ain, bnt did not IRE. There were
several men standing close TO Meyers ana had
most likely have been Killed. Parker sat on
his hOrse IN the street for several minutes
AZ or shooting aud then gglloped on towards
his bone lie has not been arrested yet
Whlsky was Instrumental IN bringing about
the dihlenlty.
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a New Editor rake. charge.

Bic srRNu, TN, Jau 30-Thc pantagragh
OF this place made It's appearance to day under
the old management, MIR. X, NJ. Huds0n having
disposed of the paper 40 r. w, Walker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
bellevue.


BELLEVUE, TEN.. jan 3O.-The Schuntcr
brothers have arrived with their families and
household effects. They have purchased land
from the Red River COMPANY, aud are building.
They are from Iowa, and propose TO locate sew
efa other families IN the Vicinity Vt Bellevue.
Stock "a doing well.
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Colorado.
rnrrnanonh nncn Of The iAnnntin-

CotoWNno, TEX, Jan, % The Young people
gave toirec In the old knights OF pythlas hall
IN this city Last night. There were just enough
on the floor 10 make dancing comfortable. All
enjoyed themselves.
The clothing drummer is in town taking
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

An elegant line OF embroidery Just re-
coiyed by b. c. Evans Co., and viii be
ready for inspection Monday morning nc
popular prices.
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Put In for repairs.
Tim Gayettc

GALVESTON THY, Jan. 80 Tho bark Her
bert, hence about tw' I've days ago for Liverpool
with cargo OF cotton, oil, cake and Hour, Il 70
ported put In at Havana, leaking. This lIcrDort
city. The vessel Is uninsured but the cargo Ia
insured,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
DENTON.
Likes the Lay OF the Land for the Eas
I.lus--For Reelection.

Likes the Lay OF the Land for the East
I.Ine--For Reelection.
Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, Jan. 80.--The commit
tee appointed 10 accompany Mai. Wal
then TO Mckinney TO view out the route
for the East Line railroad, report that
the major was exceedingly well pleased
with the lay Of the land. We venture me
assertion that he never saw any better
farming country anywhere than lies be-
tween Denton and Mckinney.
Hon. o. +. Poe, mayor, has announced
as candidate for reelection.
farmers alliance will be held mere next
Monday.
Work is progressing rapidly on thetwo
new brick storehouses on the east slqe OF
the square, one by A. Il. Graham ana the
other 10y G. H. Williams
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
A Negro Ixiiied.


special TO tho Gazette,
HOUSTON, TIN. Jan. @.--A negro man was
run over to night and killed Just before mid
night near the Texas X New orleans railway
stock pens, two miles from town, Hts namo IL
unknown. Judge Breeding Is now holding an
Inquest,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Our full complement of order-takers
and wagons will be in the ring Monday
without doubt, MONTGOMERY & Co,
Cash GrOccrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Your goods viii be delivered 10 time
for dinner from . II. ilouihae'g, 81
Main street, opposite The White Elephant
saloon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Examine the Fort Worth Grocer COM
pany's new price list before buying else
whore.
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Telephono Your Order.

To Turner & Mcclure over either phone,
aud your goods will be delivered prompt.
IL. Try them next month for Il change
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Blowing IS cheap, nhggersn tell. Com
pare popular 30.day prices and Montgom-
cry Co.'s cash down prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Our order-takers viii be on hand Mon
day morning with red hot prices.
MoNrGoMKnN & Co,
Cash Growers.
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rey Tnat5 candlet,

TRY those handmade cream candles al
the Fort Worth Grocer co.'s.
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Try Turner 4 Moo,nr,

B ila,o,. ;, mcClure,
|aa el houston street grocers, next
|a1..,d ua'ily OF goods and prices
~
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Rose Leaf Soap.

Rose-leaf toilet soap at cents cake
at tn Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
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B R @ S
MIDVINYER CLEARING SALEI

VIII close at the end OF this week, who have NOT ,o,a
themselves fully IS the great bargains offered will do well 10 oso
time in doing So Our exceedingly low prices former weeks e
still in force, and below you will find others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

In JoTG0ys, We have onenGd recently q new lut
ofnll wool, trimmed Ia Astrnoan irnid, SONS
thing entirely new IN colofed and black
marked 1900. well worth $500,
a l0i OF MiAses Jerseys, VERY nne quality 10
brown and black only Sizes /, and y, all 70
duGed TO Zoe fornerprlca 500, sLg5 anG Y %
A quantity OF very 1nc Jcreeyei 20 Two nlihf,
only IN cOlOrf which were bought hi great
bargain from an importing honee, being
SAMPLE Ton, md ARE offered at The Uniform
price " 5000; worth $3.50, $3.50 anu 800
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Ladles' Cashmere Gloves at $50, worth $50.
nd,ea. Cashmere Jersey Gloves az &C, worth
soc, Che and 55c.
T. dies' and nook Iaclng Gloves al h0c. worth
u %, " ~ anu " 30 only sllea a. o ana e.
Ladies' i-buttonF bl'k undfcspOd hid Gloyes az
zoe, have hccn sold az Si00 and sl,1sl only
giae ~, o, ~, u, % aud n
NlsseF regular Wool made Hose M ebc, an
fiyce; ha been sold ~ $50 aud doe
NllHHrH, ribbed cotton Hose at SOC, wpfth Doc.
Misses fun reg lar cotton Hose nj 2bc worth iec
, 1886-04-06

The event Of my life was the part l I'M
dertook in the liberation of Rome. One
day while in Rome a young officer be-
longing to Garibaldi's staff called upon
me and asked my aid in melting an in
surrection for the purpose Of delivering
the city over to his general. The plans
were made, and the next night the place
of the harlequin in the ballet was filed
by the young officer, who Wore a rich
green costume. My bodice and skirt
wa of bright red. AT the conclusion Of
an effective dance | fell back upon my
partner in the regular ballet fashion. my
red dress and white skirts resting
against the green costume Of the harle-
quin. thus showing the national colors
which were then prohibited on the stage.
The effect was electrical; and as the cur
tain fell the spectators rushed into the
street in the widest excitement. In a
short time the city was aroused and Carl
baldi entered it in triumph.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
, 1886-04-06

The wines OF st. Emilion, which have
enjoyed favor on royal tables for 1900
years, are made from grapes raised on a
succession Of slopes or downs parallel to
the Dordogne, at n distance OF about two
miles from the river. These downs run
east and west for nv miles and cover n
breadth OF about two, making some ten
square miles, which before the advent OF
the phylloxera, produced 10000 gallons
OF irst-class, and double hat quantity OF
second-class wines. The soil consists Of
clayey and gravelly sand, resting on clay
or rock; and the slopes facing the south
and east give the best wines. St. Emillon
is warm. generous wine, with a per
fume Of its own and plenty Of body.
When ripe It ought to have a fine color,
which, though dark, Is brilliant and vel
vrty, and a suspicion OF roughness which
lust rouses the palate.-Boston Tran
f4srtul