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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Base Ball In the North.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct 9-S.. Louis, 4;
Louisville, 8 Hlts-Ss. Louis, 5; Louis
vile, 1. E:rors-St. Louis, O; Louis
lssille, 3. MISUNDERSTANDING and
MilligsD, Hecker anu Cock. Umpire
Ooescher.
BROOKLYN, N Y, Oct. 9-3rooklyn,
s; Cleveland. 5. Hits-BrooklYn, IL !;
Cleveland, 4. E:rore-BrooklIn s.;
Cleveland, l. Batteries-Hughes and
Clark, Mcguire and Keas. Unpire.-Gold-
emith.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. Athletics,
g.; Baltimore, l. Rite-Athletics, Isl;
Baltimore, 6. Errors-Ath,ellcs, 6; Bal
timore, 4. BstteIies-Snith and ROBIN
SOB, Kilroy and Fu.mer. Unpi.e-Fer-
guson. Game called on account Of dark
ness.
CINCINNATI, OHlo, Oct. Cincinnati,
Is; Kansas City, Hits-Ciucinnati,
IS; Kansas City, 6. Errors-CincinnaE!,
4; Ksrsss City, 8 Batteries-Vi.u and
Keenan,, Porter and Donohue. Umpire
McQuade.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, O:t. 9-PhIadel.
phia, s; Detroit, ~. Hrts-PhiIadelph
10; Detroit, 10 Errors-Philsdelphi
5; Detroit, 8 Bstteriee-G. esson, Casey
and Hallmen, Conwsv and Sutcnffe
Umpires-PoWers and Dzniels.
NEW YORK, Ocs 9 NEW York, 2;
Pittsburg, 8 Hits-New York, il; Pitts
burg, 8 Errors-Nsw York, 6; Pitts
burg, l. Bstterles-crsnet and Brown,
Gslvln and Miller. Umpire-Kelly.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Washington, 4 !;
Chicsgo, 13. Hits-Wash;ngton, 6; Chi
cage, Is. E-fors-Washingior, 10; Chi
cage, s. Bstteries-Widner and Mack,
Dryer ard Flint. Ump:re-Lynch.
boston, MASS, Oct 0 -Bostor, 8;
Indianapolis, IL Hiss-Boston, 10; Ind
ispspolis, o Etrore-Soston. 4; Ind
:anapolis, 2. Bisteries-Sowders and
Tate, Burdick and Buckley. Umpire
Valentine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

At the Plcf wick: Mrs a L Matl~cE, Mon
tague: Geo DlIby, New Orleans; B Ander-
! son, Wichita Falls; d w >boem 4ser, Decatur;
John MI Ter, Glasgow; II E Sid, rs aud wife,
amorjlJa; Geo Melhr.k, Texas: Webb, AL
bany; O Harrison, 81 Louis; II j Martin, De
troit; Phil E OhaDpell. Kansas CITY. 7 B
Oyle, Ba I'd j N Alice, Margaret; d D Swear.
ingin. Quanah; j OrisN. Gainesville John Il
Beal. Colorado; Thos Iramuel. Sgeetwater;
AOZ Ter. Sherman 7 j Bowdez. Kno Vile,
S 8 Word, Henry Jones, Little Rock. ARR; L
Hampton New York; Mrs Anderson and
son, Wichita Fal s; NJ Shelton, St. Louis; NJ
ian; j Zimm, rnan, w York civ; George
Denisou. Palo Pinto; " Cameron, Waco; l. j
PolE, las Ts; DC Cogler, Gtanpgfy; W F s.u-
W White Waco; T D Love, Colorado Cisy !;
Paul Wash5u n. wife and three chilaren,
Richmond, lad; P I Hazard St Louis; T F
uis; Q Z Rlnkin, Cotton Belt; W VIII
lIams. Lookout, N nj; Wore, Texas; A j
Walker, ST 10 is; W l. Walker, aackett City,
rold
at the Mansion: Adams, Chicago, IL;
James 0ozzos TeIa; Gay Marshall. Texar-
| land, New Al sny, Ind; Fl Hornson ana wife.
| Mansfield, Tex; + Mani Id, Chicago, II. "
| II Moore. Kansas CT. NJ Co.lins Dessturi
6 Davidson, Arden, Tx; T J Iolngblosd,
" (,
Archer, TN; j Bennett, Harold, Tex; III +
ou ,chcraft. Sherman; e L English Sherman I;
FL G Bedford. Benjamin.; w Hin'on, BsT a..
| min; A Kidd and wi.e. Springtown: IL F
Smith, Denver, Colo; Strachar, st Louis,
Mo; Wilcox. Cleve and;JO un, Palo Pinto !;
j keer. San francisco. Ca; MIS- Fannie
Moody, Weatherford; Jos Ii McClel an, Austin |;
G A Beeman, Comanche; r DiJ. Hopkins
Tex; R W Carpentsr. Plano. Tex; II Perry,
Kaufman: W Whitney and wife. Farweil, Va;
81 McGshee, Wsstherfo d; Jno a Hudson,
Shreveport, La; W Dickensop, Chico, Tex !;
a B McAfee, Bear Creek, Tex;Chas Mcfarland,
Bear Greek, Tex
Attic Mansion: Felix Tanso, Gainesville,
Harry Cohn, Barnum's show; Mat NJ smi h,
Cincinnati; W Snyder, st Lou S; j j Ran
SOM Kansas Cisy; Max H.Iz Galveston; +
Walbm an, Dallas; A W W Evans, New Bruins
wics, n J; G f Togarty, Cincinnati; E
HsDich'. New York: Dave Williams, rts.
mou h. Ohio; L wilkins. Rochester, N Y; W
Wylie, Dallas; W Noble, Huston and
Texas Censr.l; A III Wilkinson, Marshall.
A Dod', 81 Pa,o; G Plumb
Guy Spencer, R S; John n Harris, Cot o
Belt; z Steiner, Temple, Tex; L Meyer, New
York; NJ G Black, r s; r F Henor,css,
Weatherfo d; " NJ Cosg owe, Pitisburg; II
Utter. ROCKFORD. Tex; j A Kennedy, Waco; A
wof. New Orle6ns; II Dickson, X .uffman; }
Land, Dallas; E Anderson, L 3 Moroney
81 Louis: NJ Moore, Little Rock; C Smith,
Chicago; W Hornsby. Queen City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

4 JOURNALS OPINION

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 9.-The journal
do s.. Petersburg, discredits the report
thst Emperor WilIism intended to men,
ton st Vienna and Rome any agreements
he may have made with R1ssia IN relation
to.Bulgsrie. The ohjacs Of his visits, The
Journal says, Is to solemnly resfi;n the
triple alliance, and not to onsidsr any
spt cial questions which may srlse. TIE
late interview between the Car and the
Emperor William conviI I'd the latter Ct
Russia's pacific intentions, which doubt
less he will seek to impress upon Austria
AID Il6ly If he considers it Necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
AUSTIN.

! U.rRus Observation-Disclosures of Soho u
MoEey-vaI Verde Land Suit.
special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, Oct. 9.-The state cen.
sus now being taken by Commissioner
Foster shows the number of births Is 1887
az follows: White mailer, 90. 473, and
femsles, 2O.379 Number Of pairs
of twins, GIL. ssnd Is sets
OF triple q; colo1ed males, 4lsS; colcred
femsles, 1898; pxirs Of twips, 164, ard
enc est OF tripiets.
Educational Superintendent. Or oper to
Jay, in letter to an fficisl personsge st
Estscsdo, Crosby county, announced MAT
the State Treasurer would not here
as.er make any more disbursements
oE school money 20 uaorgsn.zsd ceuntiea.
Tie superintendent proposes now to
dlsburse said mouey through the county
treasurer, when his bond protects the
school fund in his care. TIE superintend-
ent announces thst The sum Of 5000
due Dickenp, Floyd snG Morley ccunIies,
sill OF them attached to Crosby county,
will be paid through Inc County Treasurer
Ct that county.
The famous Val Verde suit, Instituted
by AttorneV Gsnersl Hcgg, involving the
title 20 10000. 600 ocres CT railroad
lands, will come. CT, it is though,
TIE last week IN this month in the Dis,
t.lct court Of Va.Verde county. Judge
Hill CT HoustoT, attorney for the DEFEND
snts, is anxious 70 have Il set for the last
We ek OF the court.
This afternoon Mrs Hsrsleon wss be-
irg driven out in her carriage when ct the
corner OF Seventh street. aud the avenue
her horse tcok fright. Mrs. HsIalson
l1lpe5, II n which she sustained severe
injuries shout the head and face. The
culored driver hili on to the horses and
was unipjured.
The following charters were fled to day
il tae office f Secretary Of State. Esgle
Pass Irrigstion and WsterwoIks Cnmpsuy
o; Eagle Pass, csp!tsl et5 ck S105, COO.
IrcorporssoTs: John =. Lytle. W.
Thompson, W. I. Robinson and J. Owen
The oriect is to construct and msintsin
canals in Val Verde, Maverick, Kinney,
Dimmit end Webb couniiee, fer tie pur
ose OF irrigation.
The PAloo Irrigation and Mslufaciur
ing Company Of P:esidio county, capital
at OK, $40, COO Irc operators: S j.
Helslsy, Chsrles Henderson and Simon
LeImo, DeLeon. TIE OBJECT is to cup
ply the cit,zens CT Psloo farm, on the R o
Grarce, with wstcr for irr,gsting pur-
pose and manufacturing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
a Mexican Branch Road.
Special to the Gszette

special TO the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, Oct. 1.-The contract
has been LEI By the Mexican National
Railway Company for the construction OF
branch to their lire from AnessF, Desr
Catorce, to CaCral, 81 the 100. OF the
nont tsiae, & district in Msxtco on the
top OF the Sierra MEdrs lsnge Of noun
tains. O;es are transported to Cedrsl
over wire trsmWsy, snd in tie city they
are smeited at q great waste, as the proper
Class & machine y cannot be drained.
The owners CT the Conception mines at
Cstorce, and prominent business men Of
Cedral, have put M the money for the
construction OF this line to give them sn
outlet for their iow-grsda ores for the
market in the Unittd Ststee, and it will
be built as soon as workmen can con-
struct II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Married IN q Ruxsy.

On Tuesday afternoon about O'Clock q
lady and gentleman drove up in front of
Squire Longley's office srd thu. officer
was beckoned cut, says the Dalton ga }
Citizen. The gentleman handed the
'SqGire p,per which prove to be mar
rage license, and requested thst the
ceremony De performed then ard there .
So, getting witness, the Justice pro-
ceeded with the business, and soon Ne
words thst made D. ". CASH and Miss
Msttie Young man and wife were utsessa;
Immediately AFTER this the groom whtFh6H
Up the horse and they were soonk lest
sight ct. The Citizen failed Sd learn
Were The parties were from.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Subscribe for the Weekly GAZETTE
A Sensational Story.

CHICAGO, ILL Oct. One ofthe LEGAL
papers has q report that meeting OF an
archists was held tbs afternoon to lay
plaus for taking advantage Of the general
.urmoil Of the strike. The idea OF "ter-
roriz.ng the esplssIlais" by q resort to
dynamite Is said to have been discussed.
Fourteen persons are reported as being
present at the meeting. Ole Johans
Wu'ff. claiming to have besa sent from
Schwsb is chairman, Is representedsss
having been the leading spirjtS The
story is not generally crs6ited:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
ADO her Rate Sar,

DENVER. Col, Oct. "a wsr in pas.
serger rate to the cess NOS ilougar,.
ted here this afternoon which sent rates
20 Missouri river points down nearly ore
third and p:oportioua.elY to other eastern
points. The Missouri Pacific this morn.
'ny claims to nave received poaitive in
formation that the Santa Fe had
been selling tickets from Pueblo to
Kansas City for Sl2. AS this was con-
tr.Zy 20 tie rate it WAS generally under
stood that tie Trsnscontinea'al read
bad agreed on 1t. Tee Missouri
Pacific posted bulletins IN fort
Of their ffices they lad reduced rstes 20
Kansas City from SlS so to Sl2, St.
Louis from S25 IS TO Sls so, TO C1icsgo
from $50 IS 10 1924 30, and New York
from $40 c5 TO s42 90. This reduction
was promptly met by the Burlington,
Union Pacific and Santa Fe. Indications
are tonight there will be further re
duc:ion before settlement is bought
about.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

Special 20 the Gazette.
SKDALIA, NO., Oct. 9.-At o'cIockJ
J. Frey, the newly eppointad general
usneger Of the Missouri, Esnsas sid
Ttx4s RaiLwsy, arrived from Parsons snd
YVES met ct the depot by j. c. Thompson,
one Of the directors OF the company and a
committee OF citizens EId driven to the
various places CT interest IL the city. A.
10 O'Clock conference OF the Board 81
Trade WAS held re!stive to the
location Ct the general fflaes Ct the re
ceivers ST Sedniis. Mr. Cross, one CT
the receivers, WAS to have come to Sc.
d.lis with Mr. Fey, bu. was cslled 70
Emporin from Parsons late last evening
End did not make his appearance. 1. is
understood, however, that the receivers,
Messrs. Eddy end Cfose, ard Mr.. Frey
will meet in St. Louis tomorrow and
make al arrangements fos assuming
control Of the road On the lsi day OF N }
vsmber.
At 80 p. m. smother meeting OF the
business men WAS held at the city hall
when definite bid was made for the 10.
cation ctsthe general ffices here. This
proposition Wss made a1d plsced in the
hands of Mr.. Frey, who will ley 1t before
the fist fficlsl meeting OF the receivers
and their general manager in St. Louis
tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
SraDce.
SEaDce.
THE REVISION BILL A MISTAKE.

PARIS, Oct. lie Temps, comment.
ing On President CsTnors tour ssys:
Now here hiss there been an expression
CT wish for The revision Ct the constitu
ton. The country Only wants to eIjoy
peace sud 10 pursue its vocation. The
revision bill Of Premier Floquet !s mis-.
take.
LIE Mstin Gays that owing to the dis.
putes between the members OF the cabinet
in rsgard to the revision bill H., Floqus:
is likely TO resign, Mr.. Goblet, now min.
lister OF foreign afi,!rs succeeding him as
premier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
SPORTING EVENTS.
Yegterd!y Was Bay Si sH'p7ises al
tho LatoEia Rsca Courso-A
Good Crew. Present.
A Stiff Bretz Slew Over ths jerome Park
Tracs-rhe Result of Tho Ball
Games Played Yesterday.
Latonia Kecss
LADIES HOME JOURNAL,
Philadelphia.

CINCINNATI, OaIo, O::. The races
st Lstonis were well attended, although
the weather wss rather cool, but clear
It was Gay of surprises, especially in
the ffth race, Kimosll ssakee.
First race-Pursf, one mile. Marctna
won; Roundabout, second; Hector, third.
Time, l "A.
Second race-Selliug, seven furlones.
Lizzie L won; L'zz,e 3, second; Re-
ncauce, third. Time, 1881.
Third rsce-Sslliug, FIVE iurlongs.
Winning Ways won; Ssllie o, second Z;
BouIie Bounce, third. Time, 1:044.
Fourth rsce-Swee pssskes, one and
one-eigh!h miles. Pix Cottsge won
Panama, second; Catalps, third. Time,
1,574.
Fifth rsce-Kimbsll stskss, six fur
longs. Come to Taw Won; H;ndoo Crsts,
second; S ortsn map, third. Time, 1:ls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Rnces at jerome Park:

JEROME PARK, N. Y, Oct. "a s.if
breeze to-day blew over the track, which
was only in fair condition.
First Race-Three quarters ot q mile
N, )rity, colt, wou in 1:194; Gen d
Arme, second; Ksorp, third.
Second R2ce-One mile. Badge VOL
in l:46; Defence, second; Anomaly
third.
Third R.cc-Ooe ard quarter miles
Bella B won in 2:l24; E.eEe, second
Brorzomarle, third.
Fourth Rice-Ode and enc. eighth miles
Firel z! won in 200; Hsr Liliship, second
Bror omarle, third.
Fifth Rsce-One snd one-eighth miles.
Frank Wsrd wen in 145t; Fiitaway,
second; Royal Arch, third.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
A Unirorm Classification.

CHIclGo, ILL, Oct. 9-The Western
Ffeigh. Association to-day adopted q
resolu.icr recommending thst commit
tee be appointed composed Of three fep-
resenlativss from each OF the six Traffic
associations IN the Uaited States 10 con-
slider TIE les:ion CT establishing uniform
clssGfcsuon. The committee will Eeet
at such time and p!sce as Chairman
HIiogely msy suggest after consultation
witt he chsitmea ef the various associ-
atigns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Seine Ole le Cutting,

5T5CidI 60 ING Ea3eLt5.
KANSAS CITY, No, Oct. . Although
tie present sgreemen! If the Sonih vest
ern Freight Association covers sill the
ground Of the previous discussions, and
Notwithstanding On unusually large fine
is imposed in case of violstion Of Us pro.
visions, still railroad meu complsin tnst
bat little protection is q orded. Ramors
are current Of secret cutting and Shippers
claim thu: the rates &c Chicago and 81.
Louis have IN several instances been cut
4; xnd So. As soon IS this Is proven
smother war will result; YET, st present,
railroad men are unable TO name the time
Of doing The cutting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Che Hea6 q 1ar,ers Question.


Special to she Gazette.
KANSAS CI1T, Mo +. Oc:. An effort Is
being made 20 make Ksnsss City the he sd
quarters Of the receivers f the Missouri,
Kansas ard Texss Railroad. Il. c. Cross
al present resides IN Emporie, while the
other receiver, Geo. a. Eicy, has his
elise In Lesvenwcrsh, and whsre theee
two gentlemen decide On for their hesd-
quarters there will be the general tfi,es
CT the railroad. Formerly tie head
qusrters CT the road were st
SadsEa, and that city and PsE-
cons are snx'ous to have the
general Offices Of the road. President
Irwin this morning stated ihst nc sction
bad We. been taken upon the mstter by
The Commercial club, but that 1t would
probably be brought before their notice
at this evenings meeting. Personally l
f.vor the idea, and heartily support any
measures thai will bring the general
fl ,es here, for with them will come
from 100 to 200 emf 1yes, besides helping
the business intsres. Of the city. A COM
mittee viii probably be appointed to coz
fer with the receivers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

ST. LOUIS, Mo Oct. 9-The railroad
rate war took new turn to. day, and the
VsrGalis, tre Bee Line ind the Wabash
restored the prices TO the original
schedule 10 New York, preserving the
difersntisls over which the fight hss beer
chit fiS made. The OIio and Mississippi!
still keeps i:s Sc so rste to New York,
and 1t Is thought 1t will continue to DO &C
I'LL the Bee Line and Vardalis restore
thsi. ra:e to Cincinnati.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
The Fiaesskefoss in the West
a. AndeEsods gun store.
Mrs. Parsons to Leo,ur. In Ensl.n,

CHICAGO, ILL OF. Mrs. Parsons,
the dsrk-skinued widow Of the executed
anarchist, has been invited to visit En-
g'and to make addresses ct 8 number OF
meetings that the Social Democratic
Federation intend to hold to commemo-
rate the anniversary of the hanging of the
anarchists. She will leave October 81,
intending to return the latter part of No
yemOer,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

R. c. Foster, ". 81. Abrams, j. A. Baker
sud John B,lon. Two thousand nine
hund,ed and seventy six shares CT stock
were represented. Owing to the appoint
ment of recsiver for the Missouri, Ksn-
sas and Texas, OF which this is branch,
no oticers were elec.e., Ior vas eny
business transacted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
THE RAILROADS.
Col. j. j. Frey's Appointment as Ger.
eral Manager Of Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Well Received.
ons Pksscrger Rare War Ended ana
Anoihpr Sesun-L@okiEg Af er Eail-
road Pr"psrsJ-sp' oiai TrSirs
far the Yni-.
Home Hotsr.


S. ". Noble, agent Of the Houston AID
Texas Cantisl Wts in For. Worth yes!er
day.
Captain C. T. Rlntlr, claim sgeDt 81
the Gotten Belt, was in F)rt Worth yes
terday.
President Camaron Of the Waco and
Brsz2 IS Valley Rosd, Was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
-.
President Morgan 1nes CT the F0c!
Worth and Denver has returned from a
business trip.
General L We S ,ocK agent L D Weak Of
the Missouri Pacific and CcmmeTcial
Agent wilson CT the same road went east
yesterday on business.
-.
In order TO accom- mUcSte the people Of
Fort Worth, the Texss sno Picifc will
run four Trains daily ceERcen Fort Worth
and Dallas, bsetuaing Thursday. Trains
will leave a. :S5 NJ, 8 sos .mp 8 p M,
ard 1880 .. m Fle extra trsiR VII leave
Drliss at 40 p. "a.
Captain J. 2. Honra, The gaDersl 1--we
blcCh GkGHL u lAS Z2e eII L ~ LEs
cident6llY remarked few days ago that
he wanted 70 bug bicycle, and now bis
mail is loaded down With catalogues and
circulars OF tue high wheeledlTsh iclss.
The C.pERil thil ks Captain j q Miller is
responsible for this.
-.
TIE news received yesterday in Fort
Worth and msuy other points In Texas
that ColoEel J. J. Frey had been 6p-
pointed general mausgsr Of the Ms Iouri,
Ksnsss aud Texas by Receiv-
ers Cross and Eidy gsvs uni
yereai satisfaction 10 merchants AID
shippers generally. The commercial
world deals with the railroads sad Texas
merchants recogr Z: the fact That the
Missouri, Kansas nd Texas is great
sys1cn, and knowing also thst Colonel
Frey hiss shown msrhed ability IS rail-
road rzG6gsr his appointment wss assCr-
rICe tte-e would be nc Violent change S,
bu: that the reads interests ana the
peoples Iatereets would BE- tie sbma.
CGl0BaI Frey has f,r some yeats bcen su-
perin,auGsrt cf tEe MisaCuj, KSreCs and
TexIs, AID before that vim tAe St.
Louis, IrCn Moun:GIn ard Southern, in
botn positions displaying his fine railroad
ability. S..icsy husi1ess, courteous,
energetic AMI sclivS, araspicg point
quickly, lie WAS lst ice mtn Texas busi-
ness msn would nave IL tue position to
which tie ao!e receivers have appointed
him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
= Frey Made Genera, Manager.

ST. LOUIS, No, Oct. ii. j. Frey,
present superintendent OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texss Zsilwsy, has been sp.
pointed general mausger under the re-
ceivers by Judge Brewer of the United
States court. The appointment will tske
effSct November l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
England.
TIMES SUI.

LONDON, O:t.r o.-Henry C,pomell,
member CT Parliament for South Yer
mango and private secretary to Mr.. Par.
nell, has brought sction against the
Times for libsl thst paper having stated
he WAS the writer Of the alleged Parnell
letters. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Delicate ch,alS7s, Nu..,pk

1thers, Overworksd4en, and for all disease
Sas alss s sss fosa ssay S@ ov ;as
lors' brain dE6ody, sllsHA sAffd take
4seott's 1ulsiopaR Pu's gid AiYbn with
lay hs &c si.ss e.ss End s aSn on W,,s
Bron16'ti,: Its ,hef ii s9ss 16ods health and
flesh, That must kfy It is the bsstssE nuision /
ever Us ID. P. Waddell, NJ D.. Hugh 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
RATES Restored.

THE PASSENGER RATE WAR AT AN END
FOR THIRIY DAYS.
Special to the Gazette. -.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, Oct. 9.-The pas
senger rate war among the lines leading
oat CT S.. Louis On east bound business
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
seockholdeIs szo Dire ot3rs Meet


JEFFERSON. TEX Oct. .9-At the en-
nusl meeting of the stockholders snd
directors OF the E ast Lie railroad in this
city 20 Gay, the following board Of direc-
tors wss elected frr the. ensuing year:
c. Bowl. E. VI. Taylor, Aleert Gould,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
e General pae.eI ger Acct SICK.

. NEW YORK, Oc'. 9 Henry Msnett,
general passenger agent OF the New York
Central Railroad, is protested py pneu-
monis ST his home III YoEksrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

Why nearly a niiilion people
are taking thegfadies' Home
Journal. Because it surpasses
everything done before in the
waesaf hep and pleasure for
womsn, and costs ten cents for
the laMour months of the year.
Seadat in silver or stamps.
Reading and pictures for
pleasureaand profit; just such
gAading and pictures as ease
.the burdeEand heighten the
pleasure of TIE.
The Octoberhumber is now
on the news-stands-six cents.
LADIES HOME JOURNAL,
Philadelphia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
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FORT WearTH, TEX, Oct .. 1885,
A. B. Richards Medicine Co Sherman. Tex:
Pie e ship us at your earliest convenience
(50b fifty grosstot Cheathsm's Chill Tonic.
Yours truly,
In H W. WILLIAMS & Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES

MADE by all railroads IN Colorado to person.
holding our 81 curslon tickets
Inc summer resorts Of Colorado arc noted III.
wtfld over, and the scenery over tho Dsave,
ana M RIO erande Is the grandest on earth,
Tickets on sale via Texas PanhapdIe Eon,,
at all coupon ticket stations in TeIss sn,
louisiana. Gall for inform alton an d descriptlys
mater on T. NJ. BURROWS, T. P. A.: j, 81
A g. 2. A. 6l2 Main street, Fort worn --'A''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
RAILROADS.
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas aldFOft YyTtl RI

Shortest line, quickest time from G,1, =, ,ss...,
leo, Fort Worth and Ill PRINCIPAL notars' 4,
Texas to ROCKY Mountain resorts md Pseiac
Sco Slo, ineSiIIias Trinidad, Pueblo, Maniiou,
Utah. Dsity LIs,ns leav!r z Fort WortS *
NJ H., comPiis,ns new and elegantly eGrippes
fnIman eaisce sleepi7g Gar ana dining car
eeiSice, lhropSh to Denyees connecting ST Col.
p D 4 4 g: T. r, Sosofsdo Midland Railway sns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Rates of Fare From Fort Worth

To Trinidsd sl7 20, to PuebI, Sec 90. IN r,,
orsdo spIinss ss3 90, TO Denver s2i. 60.
RQ0ND TRIP EXCURSION RATES
FROM trt Worth to Trinidad ard return s25. O.
10 Pustlc, Colorado ~ rings and return So IN
TO Denver and return $50 90, to Salt Lake ard r.
Tickets ood for 80 days going and so day, re-
extreme limit or ticket until Oc'ober a IssS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

S.W. Noble, agent 81 the Houston and
Texas Cantikl was in For. Worth yes!er-
day.