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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
nanway meetlng a nenrIelln.

Special to the Gazette,
HnNRmrrA, TEx., June 26.-There was
another railroad meeting held last night
at this place, aud The Hon. II. A, Lewis
was present and Informed the people how
far he had succeeded in the way of pro.
curing the right Of way through Cooke
county from Gainesville for the New
western, Gainesville Henrietta railway
lie seems TO think that 1t Is within the
reach OF our people, especially
they can get Just a little
assistance from sherman and Gaines
Vile There Is no question but thar II
this road Is built 1t will profit Gainesyllle.
sherman and Denison greatly. II viii
give the West more direct routo 10
resch The Northern cattle markets. and
VIII add much business 20 these citiea
The tale win be told by July /.
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The New Road.
tho Gazofte

'TTVNIs'I " NITV NHNUNINf
DENisoN, Tx, June 26,.-W. b. Nun
son, In conversation with reporter to.
day, stated that work on the road was TO
be commenced Immediately, and that
when dirt was broken they intended push
Ing 1t as fast as possible Denison Is to
he asked for subsidy or bonus OF $780,
600 toward building the road, or SAC, 900
cash aud right of way and depot grounds.
This, considering the great benefit accrn-
ing from the advent OF this road is con
stdered very small bonus. The amount
OF money spent in the town while they
are building the road alone will amount
TO more than the S50,000 Nowlet us see
what can be done when live town does
get chance, and IN less than six months
Denison will have three more lines of
railroad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

CnIcAGo, Ill, June 26.--The Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railway hes author
lied its contract agents to carry freight to
Council Bluffs at rates from J to per
cent, lower than heretofore The same
cut rates are announced by all roads 1t
is conceded that rates to st. Paul and
the Northwest are all down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
t. X p. Changes.

Special TO tho Gazette.
DALLAS, TEx.t June 2G,--Mr. r. D..
Lewis, freight agent for the Texas Pa
cific and Missouri Pacific at Dallas, has
resigned. Mr.. Ellis Of the Abilene Office
takes his place, and Mr.. George Wood
ruff of Dallas takes Mr.. Ellis place at
Abilene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
Fatal railroad Accident.

CREsTON, Iowa, June pa rear-end
collision occurred on the Burlington road
yesterday. Two freight trans left Alton
for Creston early in the morning loaded
with horses, wagons and scrapers Sew
eral men were in the caboose Of the first
train When coming up the grade about
ten miles east Of Creston the front train
broke In two. A moment later the ca.
boose OF the first train struck the engine
OF the second train with great force,
wrecking ltand crushing to death four OF
the sleeping inmates OF the car and
severely wounding two others. The re
mainder of the crew escaped by jumping.
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carved His WIFE.

speclRI 70 Tho Ga1otio.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, June 2G.--Sam
Davis, a big darby afflicted with had
case of religion combined with jealousy,
carved his darling wife with razor
while coming home from church late last
night. lie charged her with criminal In
tlmacy with another member Of the dock,
aud because she had the cheek to DENY il
cut her as stated. The wounds, several
in number, are located 10 the arm aud
side; and are serious, but not fatal.
Davis left her on the street tor dead, and
has lett town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
Askipg Cor a Readinslment.

PfITsBuRG, PA, June 26--The engln,
GERS of the Pittsburg division Of the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad have made an in.
formal demand for REIMBURSEMENT of runs
and wages. The matter is now under
consideration by the company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Don't contain better or more complete
stock q notions and millinery than M.
lone' Waller & Co. From this date thew
have made up their minds to clear ne
store q goodS aud put their eauiyalent
.neo the cssh-drawev. SO now is your
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
olsburno
special % lhe ea.e.te.

:
CIKRuRSK, Tx, June 2s.--The Fort
Worth district Methodist conference ad.
iourned this evening az o'clock, Rev.
w. X. ID. stockton presiding. The at.
TENDANCE was the largest aud most en-
thusiasuc ever had Tue conference by a
unanimous rising vote Endorsed the four
years. administration OF The presiding
elder, aud presented him with a $50 suit
OF clothes. Prominent among the lead.
ers OF the conference are Rev. A. A. All.
lison aud Afesers. Mnlky, Parsley and
Bateman Of Fort Worth. The city
churches rendered their pulplis 10 the
conference. TIE citizens OF Cleburne ds.
lighted the conference with their enter
tainmeaa.
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sherin OF webb County.

special 10 the Gazette
LAREDO, TEX, June 26.-The end Of
the sheriff's farce hrs just been reached.
The county commissioners to-day elected
David Sanchez as sheriff 10 I'll the yacan-
cy created by the contest over his cleo
tion.
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waoo's Boom .

77FtVIHI 10 IHt dHLtIIUs
WACO, TEX, June 26.--The local papers
are whooping up the business community
every time ON railroad matters. Waco
wants branch Of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe, the San Antonio &
Arkansas, the road from Bonham, the
Dallas Ssreenville brunch of the Missouri
Pacific, and the ST. Louis, Arkansas &
Texas machine shops. mass-meeting
to inaugurate railroad boom will be
held soon
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Uolorndn RtIoices.

Special TO the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, June 26.--The people
are rejoicing over the prospects Of the
trains running on the old schedule, com
mencing tomorrow morning.
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Temperance.
Special to tho Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
GRASDvIEw, TEX, June &c. The
Temperance picnic at IIamilton's chapel
to-day was a grand success. Some of the
leading speakers OF the day were O. T.
Plummer OF Cleburne, II. G.. Gardener
and o. II. Dornblason OF Grandview
The temperance cause is gaining CON
siderable strength in this part Of the
country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

special 70 the Gazette,
LoSGviEw, TEX, June &c. - Martin
Jackson, an employe at Crutcher & Har-
rison's saw-milI, on the Galveston,
Sabine & ST. Louis, fell from the mill
track to-day aud car OF slabs followed
him, crushing him into the earth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Special 10 tho Gazette.
BowrE, Tex, June 26.--Mrs. II. IL.
Award, whose death occurred at Harold
az o'clock, m, on the 25th Inst, was
buried here yesterday az p. m.
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San Antonio Proud OF Her Company.
Special to the Gazette, .-

SAN ANTONIO, TEX. June 2G.-The
news that tho san Antonio Rifles have
received the frst prize In the state drill
at Lampasas was received here with
great enthusiasm by the friends OF tue
company Ga their return Monday they
will be escorted from the depot with Nv
ing colors, and g grand banquet will De
rendered them by admirlng citizens. Col.
II Il, Andrews and Hon. ] n. MoLeary
VIII deliver addresses The young mem.
bers OF the Rides belong to the best
families OF the city aud are prime
layorltes.
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Nominntrd on rirs, mann,

10 sell more goods for less cash than any
othee house in tho city. Candidates can
supply themselves with linen cheap. an
Malone, Waller & Co.'s. '"
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( SpocInI % The Ha1ette.
CoLoRA,,o, TEX, June 26.-One case
Of smallpox was discovered in our city,
but was promptly moved TO the pest
house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

"a convention are no more mysterious
'han the low cost prices on gents fur.
niseing goods and clothing, etc, at
Malone, Waller Co.'s. Il puzzles the
wits OF the keenest minds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Cents worth Of dry goods, notions, mil.
linery, etc Oh Tie southeast corner Of
FIRST and Houston. "SeIl 'emn Il tho
wstchword hereafter at Malone, waller
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
coal in Pnrlkrr Nonnty.

IouoHpcNYehce VI the NhNSfte'
SrRINGTowS, Tex, June 25.-A rich
coal bed has been discovered four miles
west OF our town which promises TO yield
an abundance OF extra fine coal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Reirlserators, the best in the market, a,
the Fort Worth China Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
Pnrnsols, parasoIr, Pnrn,o,..

La order to reduce our immense stock
before the season advances too far we
snail make special low prices on our
stock of parasols this week.
MANGUM & MONTGOMERY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Sediment in the discharge from the
bladder indicates di3ordered condition
OF the kidneys and bladder, take DR.. j.
II. McLane's Liver aud Kidney Balm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Grows painfully less when you adopt the
policy OF buying goods on the credit
plan. Malone, Waller & Co. will help
you to sustain ii II you patronize them
with cash. Think of 1t.
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The Gazette will on September I, 1885, naupura,e d,
OIL premiums and on that date distribute ass
100000 IN PREMIIIn|

the distribution being determined by lot and conduc
vision Oh gentlemen whose names given below md %
people of the state. ' enu VINO ateH,i n.
EVERY SUBSCRIBER to the WEEKLY GAZETTE y.
GAZETTE for year, will be entitled to chance 4 ~ one
scrpton price of the Weekly Gazette per va, s s
S200 year, and in THE PAPER ALONE each aug q
the amount paid therefor; butt In addition the GaSetts
mail subscriber to either OF the editions
ttling the holder to a chance In A'u iOf oaHRi1
The Grand Semi-AnnuaI Distribution Of pramhn. I.
1885, Aggregating $1,000 IN Vslus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
STATE NEWS.
DoiBgs and happenings Of the Day
The Occurrences for Veal or
Voc Recorded.

Gatherings from over the state Reported
specially for the Gazette by its
own Correspondents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

The stomach must not be oyertexed I'm
uae performance OF its functions. II a
seeomes weak, Morris Cascarine will
enable II to resume its work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

India linen, victoria lawns, null and
other white goods at correct prices at
Mangum & Montgomery's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

ClHcAGo, hls June &c i'm the
anarchists cases to-day TWO Jurors were
accepted BY the defense, R. H. Moore and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Ladies and misses fine oustom-made
s9ocs and slippers at popular prices al
Mangum & Montgomery's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
Frtsh nnrsn nndhl.l,

Mason's fruit-iars cheap, at the Fort
Worth China Co.'s.
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The following partial list Of the prizes be distributed ii ii
drawing, to which additions win be made rapidly al
plete through arIangements now being made. ( 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Tan eolored Egyptian lace flounclnps
WIN edgings 10 match at Mangun 4
MontgnmerRls. W. y
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the RAILROADS.

The finest on the market, at Turner & Nc
| Clure's.
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Fresh Horse Rnddish

Can be had all the time at Turner & Nc
Clure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Fresh Horse Raddish
Can be had all the time at Turner & Nc.
Clure's
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Frtsh Horse Raddish
Clure's.
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Can be had all the time at Turner & Nc.
Clure's. " NV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

el nula ono nu,ldren

T SsS ilpssi on the market, at Turner 4
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Fresh Horse Redd,sh


Clure's,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Fresh Horse naddish
Cures. 1O' y Nv
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Descr1pD
Exp1a1natOry

-EIxp1anatory DSsO
M nS principal prizes VIII be advertised IN these eoS
IN order That the sending
eH' u a chance In this attractive distribution. M
Every Person Subscribing or KcnV".sg
scription to the Weekly 0hAs'~
the Sunday Gazette
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AZ The Fort Worth Grocer CO.
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From M. dA's WIN receive ticket emitting % 'Rl'''
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WASHINGTON, June Pa committee
OF Knights Of Labor appointed at the
meeting OF the general assembly, held at
been sent to Representatives Randall and
Morrison
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26
BOWIE COUNTY ELECTION.

Fears TINT tho Content over tho County
JudGeship May End In Blood.
Special TO the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, Nov. 20 lit really
looks as II there is TO be no end 10 cleo
ton troubles Of Bowie county, and what
is worse, II certain rumors are true, the
matter is liable to wind up IN disgracetul
and deplorable bloodshed. Yesterday
morning when the commissioners court
convened oil the commissioners were
present and they voted the present tes.
sion special instead Of an adjourned
term OF the court. aIence they could only
transact the unfinished business OF the
court ard could not reconsider any buAl-
ness already disposed Of. This
settled the election matter as Tar
as the commissioners court was
concerned, and left s, ID. Larry
In possession Of the county judge's office,
over which the Larry and Smelzer factions
have been wrangling II the matter is
carried before any more courts II VIII
have 70 be Judge McLain's district court.
Since this was done your correspondent
is reliably informed that parties 10 the
upper end OF the county say that Judge
Larry most positively shall not exercise
the functions OF his office. II Is ru-
mored here that hot blood Is rapidly
brewing In the upper end OF the county,
and thar threats OF this kind are being
openly made by the anti-Lary iac-
ton. On the other HAND bary's
/ friends are Just as determined and would
doubtless spill blood before they would
permit him 10 be kept out OF the Office
/ Both factions claim that their man was
fairly and fquarely elected. and one II
| Just as determined as the other that lts
candidate shall oil the office. II is a de-
plorRble state Of affairs. There IL much
excitement In the county over u and u
say the least OF II, things now look as II
we would soon have music In the air.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26
DALLAS.
Death of Two Prominent LRdies-Ooi, Hello
BRoh-naois from n Flying Trip.

Death of Two y rOminont hndies-Ool. Hello
BRok-Hael, from Flying Trip.
Special to tho Gazette,
DALLAS, Nov. 95.-The announcement
Of the death of two most estimable ladies
shocked social circles in Dallas to-day,
and filed the hearts OF their respective
relatives aud intimate friends with UNI
speakable grief. A telegram from New
York made known the demise Of Mrs.
Babette Sangei, mother Of Messrs Alex
aud Philip Sanger OF the arm OF Sanger
Brothers OF this city her death was UNI
expected although for some time she had
been IN feeble health.
Mrs. Sanger was born at DCDnenlohe,
Bavaria, Germany ON the 2l6t day ot De-
cembe., 1878, consequently she was
within few days Oi reaching the adj
vAnced age OF 73 years. She was mar
rled at the age OF twenty to Mr.. Ell San
ger. In May, 1877, Mr. Sanger died,
There were born TO them seven sons and
three daughters. Those who survive the
mother are Isaac Sanger, Mrs. NUNS
berger and Mrs Lehman, living In New
| York, AleXander and Philip Sanger In
| Dallas, Lehman and Samuel Sanger and
| Mrs. Emanuel IN Waco. Mr.. and Mrs
Sanger came TO the United States In 1866
where ave OF their sons had preceded
them, two OF whom died the year aitei
they landed,
The store Of Sanger Bros. is to remain
closed for three DAYS, In conformity witt
q Hebrew custom OF mourning.
The mother OF Mr.. w. j Storms, Dial
las agent OF the Gulf Colorado & Santt
Fe, died of typhoid fever at midnight las
night, at the family residence, 900 Com
merce street, this city. The remains hay,
been embalmed. The time for the funera
has not been set, as It is the desire e
await the arrival OF relatives and friends
from Houston, San Antonio and othei
points
Col. A II. Belo OF the Galveston ant
Dallas News, and who may be minister e
Austria, II the Judgment OF Preslden
Cleveland is sufficiently lucid, arrived II
Dallas to-day, after an absence covering
the summer and fall months. Col Belo i
IN very coed health.
Bob Purdy and Ed Rlndell are hom'
again after en- extended soiourn In Lou
lsiana. II was an error, that report tina
they were prospecting in the lumber re
gions OF Arkansas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26
sUrERsEDEAs GRANTED.
The chicago Anarchists will Have Hear
Ing Before the supreme Court.

The chicago Anarchists will Have n Hehr-
Ing Before the Supreme Court.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, Nov. 26.--At ii
O'Clock this morning Judge Scott granted
supersedeas in the anarchists case.
Messrs. Black, Sweet and Solomon start
ed at once to Ottawa to have the clerk
issue an order in pursuance to Judge
Scott's instructions. The effect OF the
order for supersedeas will be to delay
The execution until the full bench OF the
supreme court has passed upon the qaes-
lions raised for new trial. IL Is esu-
mated that in the ordinary course OF pro
cedure hearing and decision cannot De
reached for six or eight weeks, ana thsv
even though the lower court IS sustalneu'
sentence cannot bic carried out until some
time In March or April.
The points made In the brief in behalf
of the anarchists which the attorneys de-
sire 10 argue before the supreme court,
are the ones raised during the trial and
argued before Judge Gary oa the motion
for new trial, that the judge allowed
inrors IN try the case who admitted on
Examination they had formed an opinion !
also mat the court ruled that a juror
nnder examination was not disqualified
even though be had hxed opinion at the
time ~ the examination that would re-
onIre evidence to overcome, provided nc
pould swear he could render a fair anc
,mnartial verdict; that where the proposed
inror admitted prejudice or bias against
socialists, anarchists, or communists .ls.
the iadge refused to allow the counsel i =,
the defendants to ask whether that pre- u
dica v-ss s;,ch as 70 materially anect inc
weight they would accord TO the evidence le,
Of Inc defendants, II 1t should appesi
that they, or some Of them, were ,s soc's y,
is,a anarchists or communists tnat ht
refused 10 allow challenges for cause ~
account OF such preiudicei that tne p 90
liHs selected men unfayoraple 70 'n' w
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once. ssi Main st.. LOUISVILLE. nj.
THE M'oUADE JURY.

Nine for AcquittRl and Three for Convic.
tion.
NEW YORK, Nov 25.-The Jury in the
McQuade case was permitted to.pass ont
OF the courtroom at IL AS a. m. Their
temperance from the place of their re-
cent confinement was the signal for
rush Of reporters and citizens, all eager
to ascertain how far the Jury disagreed
and who were the obstinate ones. To
the general surprise of those who had
watched the trial they learned that the
first ballot, taken at midnight Monday,
had stood nine for acquittal and three for
conviction. There were only three bal
lots after that, one on Tuesday after
breakfast, another last night at O'Clock,
after which came the report TO the court
and after this third, and then the ugly
Jurors bestowed themselves In the most
comfortable manner possible on the
chairs, stiff.backed benches and floor of
the room and essayed to sleep,
They were not good natured this
morning and on taking another ballot
they found they stood exactly as they
had on all the other ballots. This was
the report to the court resulting in their
discharge. The three who held out for
the conviction were Loundesbery, Daugh-
eTty and Freye, all OF whom are CONNER
cial men. The scene about the brown
stone courthouse was one OF excitement,
and the reception Of the announcement
of the status Of the Jury was anything but
fiattering to the nine who could not see
conviction in the evidence. The general
expression has been since the closing OF
the evidence that the only hope for Nc
| Quade was that the sympathy of some
OF the jurymen had been worked on by
Mr.. Newcomb's plea for his wife and
children, or that some juror Disguised
and distrustful OF the informers Gull
graf and Duffy had entirely disregarded
the evidence, or that some juror, hopeful
that the act would produce recompense,
would disregard his oath and vote with
out regard to the evidence. In short,
every one outside the jury box had con-
victed the accused So great was the
belief that Jury favorable to conviction
had been hung by one obstinate man,
that hunt was Instituted foI
that man. People had fixed upon
Nugent and he had been the sub
! iect of eXecration as the obstinate
! Juror for twenty-four hours. Therefore
when 1t was stated that the whlte-haired
decent old gentleman had eight compan
ions, sharers in his belief OF the
innocense of the defendant, thu
report was at once taken Z
be q good Joke. The people
maryeled and went away to discuss thu
mutabiities OF the course Of a case II
the hands OF an American jury. The lu
rors did not pause long TO answer the
inquiries of their fellow-citizens, but a
speedily as they could they got their hat
and overcoats and threaded their wa,
through the crowds in the corridors an'
took their several ways to their homes
their first visit to their families in
whole week. McQuade was remanded t
the Toombs.
1t is rumored that the jury was tam
pered with, but the authorities do no
credit the rumor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 2s.-John
Davis, negro rspist, was lynched at
Randolph, Ala, last night. Davis was
the perpetrator OF three outrages. The
last outrage was committed near Ran.
ddoiph, ON the 2lst, ON the person Of Mrs
Crumpton, white lady. She and he'll
little boy while gathering wood were sud
denly sprung upon py two negroes from
beside some bushes. 0ne o. the negroes
drew pistol aud cooked It. Placing 1,
at her head he said, "If you scream
VIII kill you" He told the boy the sam,
thing. Davis was captured about !
o'clock. A mob Of tifty men overpowereC
the guard, took the prisoner out anC
hanged him TO coaling derrick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26
Burke sun missing.

Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 25.--The com
mittee at work on deiaultsr Burke's
books have not yet found any important
additional discrepancies, but 1t is the
fee ing of the committee that the defalca-
ton will reach right smart sum before
the examination is finished. The work is
slow While the public have no word
from Burke, II is generally thought that
HIS wife and probably other near friends
have received some communication from
the missing man and could tell his where
abouts II they choose.