Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
TEXAS SPECIALS.
Weekly Resume of the Gazette's Daily
Reports from All Over Texas.
special 10 the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
BAGwELL, TEX, June The town
in mourning this morning over the deaf
OF DR.. G I. Strong. One morning ebou
TWO weeks ago he started out to see
patient. his horse threw him of and hi
foot hung in the stirrup; the horse kicket
aim loose by kicking him on The leg. tn
! Doctor went several days paying no 81
tention to It until i've or sig dsys $50
when his leg began swelling and BEGAN,
IL famed A doctor was called N. l
went into blood poison. Toey could 81
nothing for him, and at o'clt ck yester.
dsy evening he died. He WAS a member
OF the Knights OF Honor.
CBILDRBss, TRX, June within the
two weeks just passed the following
named parties have made application tC
purchase sch Dol lsrd IN the county: J b
Garrison, E M Garrison, " D.Fieldlng,
9 Z. Nldever, W. L Underwood, ]. j
Harrison, William Parsons, and Messrs.
Williams, Cannon and Kspski. This
county is receiv ng almost daily acces-
slons to its population. There are still
thousands Of acres OF good !snt for sale
OF the state. There are now with rs
some ten or twelve heads of families, ana
suc6 being the fsct, it is unnecessary TO
state that they will, sfter examination of
the situation, settle in this vicinity. 3
ABILENE, Tex, sune I, 1855
To the EtItor OF the Gazette ...a'ssT :. y
Mr.. NJ. Marx OF CAV stOn. owner of
the Pioneer Flour Mills ct this poiat. III
mere looking into the feasibility Of buiiJlnS
an elevator 10 facilitate tie baudling'of
grain and to furnish storing capacity for
wheat raised in this country. The mills
expect 10 buy up enough wheat from that
produced in this, Abilene, country to rup
them for the next year. The outlook for
: 9ount1ful harvest Is SC good that there
10 little doubt but what Mr.. Marx will
feel sCtt ;lently encouraged TO commence
building at once. An elevator is badly
needed, ard unless IL is furnished the
grain raised will have to be shipped out
fer LACE OF holding facilities.
DAINGERFJELD, TE1 June l.-Nessrs
Winsle OF Pennsylvania and Moore Of
A kansas, two caDitelists r. presenting an
iron ore syndicate in the east, have been
here several days prospecting and exam
ming the iron ore deposits around here
raey nave taken leases on several laree
tracts OF land with q view OF developing
49, AAOA~ AMY 0isS GbSSEGu
tract with some parties TO work one Cr
two tracts Of land on which it is thought
there are good deposits of coal. They
sefee to go to work st the coal st ouce,
ana they hsvs from three 10 five years to
ossgin opening operations in the iron
51slat So
i .S PARIS. Tex. June 2, 1888
fostha&ditor Of the Gazette
Paris is somewhat on boom lust now.
Fhspe. has been lately bailt, ana Is now in |
cannir g factory, which is do
naa successful business, Alsos o bot |
ltsg wo ks just commenced operation.
3eNideEthese and other enterprises. a
noye-is on foot among the leading CAPT.
alists of this country to build 3 cotton
sctory, and promises fsir for SUCCESS.
Another railroad or two is almost an as
ured fact, and will be pull. to this place
Within twelve months
PILOT POINT, TEX, June 3--Miss
,izzie Bray, school teacher VINO lives
oTlh OF town, was bitten on one thumb
'hursdsy night by polecat while she
'as sleeping. The following morning
ne came to this city and g mao stone Wa.
pplied. Il adhered to the wound seven
ours. She afterwards went to Gaines
Tile and had one applied, and it adhered
,ur hours.
HAROLD, TEX, May 5i-An sfr.y on |
10 street occurred to-day between viii.
N aaser and W. D. McLeroy over the
1ssession OF house in the country be-
ng1ng to Hager in which McLsToy had
owed and refused to give up en- the ..
ound thst it WAS on O section Of school 4
nd which he LMcLeroy) had jumped
his is the hrst blood sheo over the land
mptng that is being extensively prac
led here by parties who assume that
hen the original purchaser does not re- Q
ie On the land he purchased from the :
ste, an actual settler has s right to q
I'VE on to it and hold 1t.
LAREDO, Tex, June 2-DrIing the q
ST month ore shipments through this s.
zee for the Kansas City Smelling and "
lining Company aggregated zoe tons v
: Omaha Grant Company scout $50 1
IS. On account CT the drop in 'lesd Y
m IS IL to $3.50, the shipments srsi "
at and mining men are loatn 30 disp2sei "
the ore. They claim that it is .haHerf ~
store 1t snd peit for rise in the Har- u
: Host OF the ore comes :sonS the q
sdslrpe and Ysusna mines. = 3a'
'a~&--sb L hA lac f-bepHEy U31tS9! -
ties Marshal W. T. Mort31. arrsets5i
lph Gambel mere this zsrnxg, wng5
wanted in Plat counts MissSasi, t3
rder. Ganbel has1heen hEASttS se'
ind Dallas fer soEsefime snd ssflfne re,
Ter the osme Of Moore. Tne crime
h which Gsmbelis casIged is the Cold
oded murder OF q crippled boy in
tie City, b7 striking him ever the bead -
billes OF wood. a reward of $500 w
8 to the csptor. Gambel Is in jsirand III;
sheriff or Platte county will arrive to. ma
row night to take his9 back to Mis-. ri
ri 10 face the music, bri
uRNErr, Tx, June 5-Eaws WAS Is
ngnt here to-day by NJ. K Lancaster, sol
ager Of the Burnett ard Llsno stage GU
tnst silver mad been found in Lisno Is
nty near Bsby Head moustaips. 1t is o.
rted that the Gre assays 5000 per Aon.
'ai uculars are to be bad as to the ex.
OF lae vein OK By whom it wx,
d.
\ SABA, TEX, June! 2.--This section T r
)uutry II 0YceaAfuulu nroay,arons Eat.