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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23

A Close Game.
Special to the Globe.
LA CROSSE, Aug. 22.-Base ball: Wi
mona 3, Burns Fruit House 1.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23
DAVENPORT GETS IT.
The Minneapolis Franchise
Transferred to the Iowa
River Town.
Hutchinson Proves a Big
Enough Man to Beat the
st. Paul Team.
a Couple Of Bushels Of Errors
Made in the Game at
Milwaukee.
The Chicago Maroons Still
Flying to the Rear at a
Terrific Pace.

st. Paul goes to second place if Des
Moines wins to-day'S game. The record
follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23
TeIeoranhic Rrev;t;es

Richard y. Harris. wholesale paper dealer
at No. so Duane street. made an assignment
yesterday with preferences Of $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23
Games To-Day.

Games To-Day.
Des Moines at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Omaha at Chicago.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
indianapolis at PittSburg.
Chicago at Detroit.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23

struck out Hoy 2, Myers, Daley 3, wilmot
O'Brien 2, Mack, Richardson, O'Rourke
ime, LAO; umpire, John Kelly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23

Milwaukee,. 6 o o 2 80
Kansas CIty...l o O O o o. 5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AT the Mansion: W 8 Gilbert and wife, d l.
cstur; Miss N Williams, ID ecaIuf; n W Hat h.
EFT, Aly I'd a Y leslie, \ vOrd; + 81 Dix n, ST
Louis; walter !wGrIs, y braska j " Blair
yier Vernon, Tex, E Cosbett. CT rendon; N
Collins, Decatur; NJ Rich, Plano. G w
Weaver, eiano j l. Belvsy ami ~, sun
Day Az daugh!e Rhome; Br WIDER,
BECK aud ife. " T P IN and wife, Mrs MOL ie
U,ssy, Mrs Jessie Ais b -ooF, has b cuse an
wife,e Formar, SOW e; J Smith, Henrietta;
J Nv, W Har;ey, sqnse.; N , sharp sonse q
Baker alpine; r M McBroom, Texas W &
NJ ryan. SIS dy HOOK, l n M,san. Weather
ford; John L Norwood. Bowie; Charles E Head
Bowie
At the Picswi k: Il BIT Burnett London, En-
glad; Mrs f / Mower, GaiGe.ville: s d Ran
dolph and .mily, Q Isnah; Sc II, Cy'or ado /:
i Bar =, Dslia' - puiua, Woodr m n,
Soys.er St Louis; R NJ Garter, Texarkana: w
RuSr. R1gh, Palestine; Churchill. FL Paso,
j I Wallace, s l. uls; J SEanieg, Aurora; j
Bed ord, Berj h' W Il Cannon. Pnra'
delphia Pa, MIS- Kate Mcleod. Dallas. Tex;
Mnrre Te Wn,,a " schwu .n,
McAlister, T xas; John NJ -rsl, Denver; A
O;oths, Lone OIks; Geo Dexter, Dallas:
Loths. st 3uis; u II Irison, Louisvlile,
Wit Adam. h tnsas lily; W Al 'nuot, Bowl
in Green, Md; Seth Shepard, Dallas; Geo ge
A Hut him, Austio C G Mar: n. Chicago: jos
II Stee e, Da'lss;J Z Ii It Louis; L Hon
an wifs, LeadvIilt, col; Jos Yinson. Mineola
j Hendy. san Francisco.
At the lie: Z o BArley and wife, Scotland
u B Mitchell, Austin: alter Lynn, New
York; W stick ey. Henrietta; Rams ~
Qusnah, Tex; ( Allmeyer. New York Robsr
saw er. Ci,renion; Harvey Cnenulr, Qu.nab
H II Mcdonnell JacksborH, Eek j E Lu'E
ytrnon; W G rdDer, Vernon; HI u acE
Cotton Belt; T Thomas, New Yorg; L ( Boyd
st Lol is; Mann, Texarkana; w knowl-
ton Massachusetts, j Montzomery, Waco
William Baldwin, S.erarcson; J Gold
berg .SherIan: a Veunir. New York /;
l. Chew, Te1a, and Pacific Railway; y
Nh Arthur. t Louis; Robers Greer, Chics go; W
W Br an. Colorado; W Hogan. LJul. vile: W
II Lowthe-, Colora %; NJ Lindeman st Joe.
No; r White, Louisville: Or " Williams,
TeIss: Mrs n Greer, Nils S s Stephens,
j 'ckson. MI; r Il 'ii'lett, ST joe, Mo; Miss
May eSpe ten. Jackson Miss; George
f mnOns. Bosom. Mas: Thomas dal.
Il n Colorado; Etnest Oliver. FL Psso; E. Paso
Ga, 5pehcar, Greeny lille; W Angle, Houston;
III BeckwLth, 3 sion; w L kean, 81 Louis
w q andall, Rochester: L A Mayes, Marshall
L Ick.on, Boston; Shirley, Ii and T @
Ry; Morris Moses, New YHrk; Church, Z
Louis Thomas r BLAME, Mnscstine; Zen Hill
rronner, Galveston; z Gowanloek, o an n
WRR; Gus We'd, New York; John An ..
d-ews. Dallas; Bztsles, Secalia, No; Max
Of.lieb, New YnrE =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

risge feasts are provided for these girl,
when they are tsken cut Of the csges.
Wives ara purchased with sGell money,
snd are often married q. very esrly age
on Duke OF York Island. When nan
msrrfes second wife, si'er The death Of
the h,st, the iemsle relatives OF tbs dead
wife gather together sud are permitted to
do - much csmsge 10 his property ss
they can. A man may have ss many
wives as he csn purchase, bu. # ne car
rot ford TO cup one, and bis credit lie
low, he may have to remsin single. ST.
John Lubbock said: ala soma parts of
AUs:ralis when man married each Ct
The BRIDES relstion gave him
good blow with stout STICK
by wsy Ct wsrm well
come into the family" Among the Kali
muoks If Central Asis the marriage cere-
nory WAS very romanfic. Tue girl wss
put on horse and rode at full speed
When she hsd got fsir start the lover
set CT in pursuA. II he csugh. her she
became his wife, but If he could not
overtake her the match was broken e.
ard We were assured ths. q Kslmuck girl
was very seldom csugh. a2sinst her will.
The i6es CT esquire In marrisge occurred
almos. all ever the world. Hei &c, no
DOUBT, the custom Of lifting the bride
ever the doorstep, which occurred auorg
the RomsrP. the redskins Of Csnadsr the
Chinese, the Abys inisns and o.he, racas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Ensl Oh simplicity of meunor.

G. w. Small ey In New Yors Tribune.
II there IS Anything which 4 glisn wo.
mn dislike more thsG another i: is max
ing fuss. Iney do not gush over new
acquaintance or over 81 cid one; it IS the
.vJicsrce Of fuss AID gueh sld sloppy
compliments which has gained them 4
reputation for Goddess Of manner. The
cJIduess Ct manner Is ein plict7 Of man
nef; thu! an3 nothing else, and it is Sim
pliciiy of nature which dictates the Sim
pie manner. Lunch may mean a party OF
twenty people, but whether twenty or
Two, there is no ceremony. The lsd,es
walk into the dining room By thtm selves,
the men slrsggle after, snd fad their way
to sucn seats as suits them. The tslk Is
easy IS il you were sitting about fire, or
more so. II tae lunch is small one, the
talk rlpples sbcut the table; II large, you
rave TO take your chance %i.n the two
fellow creatures NIX you-man or wo-
mer, So chance, you or suparlcr strategy
m.S have determined. Society does MO.
col ct TO serious TOPICS, or even TO the
eerlJus treatment Of them; what u obi Bets
to is peIdan;ry, pretentior, cu!lness-:o
thMs, which is hesv7 az distiIg uis he'd
sfTntaat which IS serious. L; has prefer
encsFas1 s:iong prefarelSs, cut 1t will
snstsre IeScl. What l. H not endure is
She pgesesior who brings into its presence
'the sOit mft:ies CT the lecture room, or
th5insn who errives with mission.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Pre- rIY SLICK.
Bought Up al; ths Cards IN Tgwn Piachsd
Them and Broke ,hs Bank,


Bought Up Al; ths Cards ia Tawn Piaohed
Them and Broke 'hs Bank.
san F.arcisco Argonaut.
"Doc" Smart, noted western bandit,
with two coptedsrates bought all the
playing cards in Il Psso, ct Goidberg's
stationery store, p,yirg for them SIS, snd
when questioned Whist they intended do
ing with them, said they were going up
in the mines and expected to do great
business, out Il they failed would ike
the privilege to return what they did net
use. G0ldsbers consented, and il few
days they returned with about haif Of
them. This same GoldsbeIg Was In tbs
habit Diminishing all the faro banks III
town WITH cards, AID upon receiving Or
dera for then, snd having none on hshd,
excepting those returned by Smsrt, be
divided the lot between the DIN areat
"banks," and on the ssme night eyery,
bank" in FL Psso Vas "oustedsss tY
Smart and few Of his confederstes! g
The last spank broke" examined thFsf
cards end found that every card had Been
"piuched." An Investigation ct each
"biuk" showed their csrds "pircced' In
the same manner. TWAS found cut Eek
day that Smar: mad returned these cards
70 G3iisberG apG OF course il was de
cided thst Smart and his gsug 'pinched"
teen. Gcaa town WAS too hot for him Tor
several days after. Il wSs estimated
inst the Winnings on fnat nigat were
soQu. Sl25 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
CURIOUS MARRIAGE CUSTOMS
Among ths People of the New Britai,
Greup-R Jmantic OsremoGy.
London Standard.

Among thu People of the New Britain
Greup-R ,mantic Ceremony.
London Standard.
A. the meeting Of the British Associa-
ton at Barr, the R;v. B. banks reKd 8
paper on Marriage Customs OF them ~
Britain Group" He said thxt for mar
rage purposes the people OF New B'itain,
sre divided into two classes or df$seo1e
No man may merry s woman Of his oNtH
cgags. To 90 so would BRING ioAs&nt
destruction upon the woman ana. if&uot
immediate Cea.h to the man, his life
would pevsr be secured. Preparations
for marriage are various. On Duke OF
York island in!tistion into The secret
society, which is called Dakduk, seems
sEff Giant preparation (though net absc-
lu.eIy necessary to msrrisge) for the
boys, and there appears 10 bs no needful
preparation for the girls. On New LIE
land some girls wesr s fringe across
thelr shoulders until they ara marriage
eole. These sIe the poorer Class.
Oilers are pusinto csgss, in which hey
remsin four or five years without being
SLOWED to 60 outside the houses ia wnicn
they sre confasd. These cages are con-
icsl structures, abou. seven CT eigh feet
In height and about ten or twelve feet in
clrcun. f.repcs st the bottom and about
four feet from the ground, where they
tape. of 70 point st the top. They sIe
made Of the bread leaves OF the paDdanus
tree, sewn lite close together, so ihatI
light ard very little air can enter On
one sldais.sl opening which ia closed oy
Q doubled6pr Of plated cocoseut trfe
and pandsnus tree ileaves. Ahohtthree
feet from INT ssynpd there is 8. stage Of
b,nboos, wh,chlIorms the -doof.. There
is Only room Tor the gil to sissior lie
dawn in . .croushsd position on the ham
boo sls,eermi and her feet are never
SLOWED totoucn the ground al the time
she is copfied in the cage. Great mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
wing 8: Tue Sslae lime: 81
~ Cd ZIP is @.fieh, pe!lsH chew.
Josep9 q. Brekn, agent. @
Boston Wool Market,

BosToN, Oct. % There is good de-
maud and firm market for wool. AL
though the movement would be larger II
dealers were more willing 10 sell. Corsid.
cradle stock here is held Of the market
waiting the result CT the eiecti ID, watch
it is believed will have sn If ct on prices
one wsy or the other. Fleeces
ere still in demand and are
held higher. Orb aud Pen s5lvania
is quoted =; 3l@52s; N at S2gS5c, with
Michigan y qalse geIerally heiu 39;. Net
WOOL scsIcs and IL demand, selling SAG
s5c for Michigan ana OIio. Comblng
and deleine fleeces remhin very frm sud
supplies Of desirable wool ere very
scarce. Territory aud ail other unwashed
wools meet with good demand, but are
unchanged in prices. Polled woods are
steady. Foreign clothing wool steady
with very little here. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
rot the Northwestern withdrawn rom
tht asreemelt hoWeYsr, both the 49,

IOb LILO NUlsuNosltIU WiEtLeHd n ~
tue Agreement however, both the A..
aud Burlington would have done 30
within TWO months, as it las been their
Intention 20 restore the fat train service
wi hin three CT four months. So
the action CT the North western bsd
simply hsstened the tina when such
service will be resumed. While the Alton
hss been s1orteniDg It's route By building
several cut-offs, bsllaetiDg tue road and
making ready for quicker time Gu irg the
intervals Of The freight time service, tie
Burlington hiss been equally sc,IvP, and
low beth Toads can make the distance IL
from one 10 tniea hours better time than
ever h fore msGe. Tae record cf the ldst
nol tn CT the fast train service Of she
Burlington road YVES unbrokep BIZ sin
sic 'lsll Dting behind the schedule time,
yet the competition will be sll the
noe brisk nov, for tie Santa Fe
cones in for It's sh=:e Of the tr. fl, pos
sessing as II does the only direct line with
s road bed favorable 10 fast tire. So II
this line puts On limited express the
a'r fe for Chcsgo trsvel Will be crest,
whiie the time consumed in mskipg the
run between the TWO cit es will b. low
cred several hours. Prominent railroad
, fiji ials here state that without doubt
fast tIsirs Will be running between the
TWO cities ct the expiration OF ninety
dsyf, If not sooner. aud in case they are
they Will Tun TO Omahs as we'll TO Kansas
Ctty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
FAsr TRAINS FOR KsEsAs CITY.

THE NORTHWESTERN GIVES NOTICE OF
WITHDRAWAL FROM The AGREEMENT
NOT TO Run LINITKD EXPRESS TRACKS.
Special TO the Gazette
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Oct. % -Ksnsss
City Is to hsv. faSs t-sins sseia ard 10
longer viii it be necessary toE huEed
psasCpgers TO take the fast freight in
order to save two hcu:s on q mp 70
Chicago. After the determination AZ 3Se
rsilr- cd oflcias several weeks TO
with 1raS tee fast trains on thesese<45d
grounds OF economy 81 sgree ment Aes
drawn up and eigrsd by the managers CT
al the western railroads hat no limited
eSpress trains should be run between
Chicago snd tie Missour! river,
and in csse any road q, sired TO break
this sg cement s ninety dsys previous
notice should be given CT the Intended
charge. Yesterday the Caicsgo and
Northwestern gave the required notice,
aud as this Toal VAS one Of the msiu sup
porters of the tf0rs 10 remove the fss.
trains this act oecasicDed much surprise
smong railroad men in this CITY Who were
Los fed CT the action yesterday. Fer
some time past the Burlington has beer
runnirg through trsins provided with the
best OF accommodation, between Chi
CISCO and Denver, and making seversl
hours better lime tran could be made BY
oter roadf, and IS 6 cous' qaeIce hsd q
MONOPOLY on the DsnYer busi-
ness. TO ,Tiet this the North
western determined 10 put On
fast tain to the Missouri river. TIE
1eFult Of this withdrawal will be to des,
;roy TIE fgreemen. alto gether, thus Iesv-
irg tie roads between Chicago .Ed Kan
sss Try to sust tee,- option in running
IS. T .irs between the Gwo points. Had
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

WASHING ION. Oct. 25.-Bsd weithel
marked the opeuiug DAY OF the National
jockey clubs f.ll races; gu. there was
quite good attendance. The track wac
very mat6y and TIE time slow in coHse-
ga zee.
Frs R,ce-Three. q1,-ter mile. Re-
porter won in :l6; Badge, second; Vol
Ia, third.
Second Rice-F va iurlongs. Bsrths
B colt won 10 1:04l; PAsspor', second :
Btsvado, thru.
Tnird R1ce-One mile and q qusrtsr.
Edrus wtn in 2:l34i Favor, second
Frank Ware, third
Fsurth Z .ce-0le and one-siX!eenth
mile. G epm0uud won IL 1888; Sails
faction, second; Whhoo, third.
Fifta Il .ce-Stee PIE Chase, short course
Hercules won in 1883; E PHO, second
Hracsbric, Third
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
REzABKa8lE Kan DEAD.


a Telegraph Operator Who saa ssss m .
EsmSus. .;
SAEDUsKY, o. Oct. 90 --Williss ),
Cock, tie ro:eG telegraph operator, slt
ta2lisTlY hoo IN as "Bt," sssdRas,1
sSeEse Of his parents here TO- dsy ETs
blocc p-isonlag, resulting from N &ssis7
fevsr contracted a. Asplnwsll waefs be
9as chief operator In the service Of the
P4lama railway. Mf. Cook WAS known
far and widt IS one Of the greatest *
per's Of the craft, and several years ego
Tss Ia the service f the Associated Press
At Washington on the New YORK and
Washington circuit. HIS remarkable
ieEls OF telegrspny made aim famous
nnoug operators Throughout the country.
Mr.. COOK was in the iriy-sevepth year
of his age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
POST To FINISH.
4 DI.zs,iIg Rsin En:erfcrss W!th tbs
F,Tsi Dsy Of ,Rs hasiY.iia
Faii Meeting.
Opening Drv OF ,bs Fsl Sre-s OF iha Ma
i.onni J okey 10 st Wu'bios
ton-Vh- nesulss.
pesiv Ito Fail aec,iue


NASHVILLE, Tenn o.: 2$.-Ici wss
the opening day CT ;he ISL meericg The
tack Wss muddy. A dr,zzi cg rain fell
all the sfsesaooh.
First Rsce-S Hing; 6 ;urlones. Fed
WoolleV woa IN l:2Q1, Lucy q second,
St. Aims third
Second Rsce-S -llipg; furlongs.
Litbers wcn in l:2l, Ri DO: sec. NJ,
G5lightly third.
Third Rsce-M,iden FLY, two, war
olGf; D;ne-s x'sentos oi mia. L.dy
Wilk!e won il set, Paulile secocd, Top
o. the N 9ruiDg tl'rd.
Fourth Rsce-F il colts and geldlrgs,
twc-year olds; hye furlongs. Spokane
scn in 1:o64 Long Dance second, Julian
third.
Fifth Rsce-Flr three-ye.r- ODDS and
upwards; one mite Glen Hal! won IL
Al, Dou5: second, Comedy thiid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
ANA iosu flenerm.p U, m, es.ed.

NEW YORK, Oct. % An Ossaws speci,
says Commsnder Gordon, in charge OF
the fishery projection service, Is here. he
reports that the Dominion authorities
hsve acceded to the request msde early in
the sprirg by the British government, mat
every lenieEcY should be shown American
fishermen in order 20 avoid any COZ fict
wi the Uoited States. This statement
is borne ont 53 the fsct that not one seiZ
ure Of 81 American fishirg vessel has
been made this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

OwENsBoRo, KY, O;.. 2S.-Nssh
Jsgoe last evening iatslly sho: Miss E IA
Green, to whom he was engaged to be
married. He claims 1t YVES an accident.
Miss Green w,uld give no siasemsnts
From the fsc. tina. he tried 20 stab her o
short time ago, aud had been q1srreling
with her for receiving companye ha lie
suspected If shooting with intent 20 Kill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
THE STEEL RAIL BUSINESS.
rhs Gu lock Brixh:eAing-rha Kills Bus

Ths On lock Brixh:eAiDg-Ths Kills Busy
Eugurs Cbntrsop.
PITT BURG, PA Oct. % The outlook
for the steel rail business is Frightening
The Edgar Thompson works have enough
contrasts 20 keep them in operation foI
the balance Of the Tesc. E:s:era mills
axe busy, though these in the west have
rot succs eGed il securing enough con
tracts TO insure s!esty Yunniag. Tie
selling price still ranges from SeS to s29,
Though Indications point 10 slightly
HIGHER dIures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Bre ks toto a freight [ ar.
spec,sl to the Gazette.

Specisl 70 the SaIeste,
COLORADO, TEX Oct. % -Wien Con-
ductor D iniels Of wesebound f.eigh,
srriyed mere last night he found the seal
lls one Of BIS cars broken, snd Ga making
~ fSeetig he discovered two men
in shycsr. Ole CT the mea made break
&s1 h. away in the dsYk aess, but the
csAaSctor secured the other aud turned
am Over to the ffi:srs. He viii be held
s11tiI Dlstyic. curt ta5burglary.
sN Ia -
y Old Rip ~ mill and y taant chew.
Joasph Fl 4sown, y xs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Gu G to tue Jury.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX Oct. % The argument
in the ice Lene murder case closed this
evening at 80 O'Clock. and Judge nc
CIeIlaa gsve volum.nous charge to the
Jury, which will probably not re:arn e
verdict to- night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
ARRESTED FOR MANsLAUG TIER
xssssss irop,rruae snd,sirraeng
9@sser EpaS6tssSsed med5se Ssnly;
~ sps is ,,ksaS saaF; no
uipins cssie' Z , ! ls,t' sS ssssS'
H0AtN's H0RK
cha Last Day Of tho ,onreason CT tn,
w.O T.U. "A

Ana Ghss SEy OK tno SouFeSsou u III =
w.o.r.U. @
Nsw YORK, Oct. 2S.-Tnis IAshsssss
dsy Of ghe convention OF ) he 8SMsh'S
Christian Temperance UIion. It wss
lot so well attended, IS many Of tie
members hsd left for iaeir homss. The
r'plrt CT the national oygaa zar baiug
called Cor Miss II Wells OF TenHess, g
gave good account C! the work sue had
sec 1mpi!shed in the pas. year. Ms. B
S. Peck CT this city sp~k. of the work
done in Csnada; Ms Msry II Pesse
spoke Of the temperance cause an ing the
indians in the Territories. a recess WAC
tnen taken.
4 iesture OF the dsyamons the aeches
WAS an sddres by Mrs. Angie f. NV
msrr, VINO has clargs OF the VOTE m u 6
Mormon wcmen. Her graphic descrip-
lion Of the shocking condition OF the
Mormon women in u an Q ic ted horrif "a
EXPLANATIONS from ali psr.s Ct the opera
house. SIC told CT two sisters, Mormon
girls, one s.x!een years cid a1d the ot1er
fourteen years old, whom she saw in 8
squalid condition, both with babies in
taaiz. arms and both girls the wives ct
sengH.o Wn father. another ciee men
tious4xG5 thst of MN VINO .hsd msr
rief bSIdes wife side Instantly his
o&EmStaer, his grandmother, bis dsugh
ttRsnd his grsnddsuga teT, ell these Wiyes
zHgi Ig a. the $%31e zine. ST
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
H. me n 7tss,

Hrms Meter.
J. D Hun! Of the Texas and Pacific VAS
in Fort Worth yesterday,
NJ. G. Black OF re Cotton Bel. was in
the city Yesterday.
WI Chew 81 the csHgs ani Pacific
spent yesterday IN Fri worth.
T. e. Shirley oi the Houston n5d Texas
Cenasi YVES in Fer. Worth yesterday.
r c7werlock Ct trc Cep'r.l Texas ar
N1.t, V stem v,s Ia Fo.s Worth yeeter-
dsy
Cs9ssiu ]. P Moore, gensrst live s:ccs
agsu; c:tHe T-xa5 AID Pac.t., las re-
trtred fem lie we2s.
-.
J NJ S eerF, asalsts0t general ?feigh'
sgs-l q he GU, Colorado sud SLats Re,
was Il Fox W orsh yes erdaY.
I. j. ssid that negotiations for tue pur
chase Ct me MoutaGs, K.nsas and Texas
ere being carried ca between the owners
Of tue road Tad Al ess:ern syndics' e
which will lu;h the road 10
Tex,s AT present tris rosd 10 bull
to g pa!lt il Central Kansas, bui shout 8
7eGr 7g1 the railroad papers announced
thsl t5is company bad secured CHARTER
csliirg for Fart worth as the southern
terminus CT the Tosd. Tbs company have
Iiea: Of way through the Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Died at jefferson,
Special to the Gazette.

SpocibI 70 the GaEttts.
JEFFERSON, TEx, Oct 23.-Eiwin
M ilford Overall, ipfan. son Of CJlonel E
BFS7srsII. known bs.the various memsi
IA Of the Texas Press AssociatioEfs
kas Infant editor of the Iroa News, died.
very suddenly this morning..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
A STEAMSHIP GOES DUNN

A Collision with an Ulxnoun Crsfs-The
Grew R-sruod 4
NEW YORK, Oct. 90 The steamship
Atlas OF the Atlas liue, colldsd with an
other craft, said to be ferry boat, while
ooping up the bay at O'Clock Shis ct en-
ssSol TIE steIbcard bowsof the A:lGs
WAS stSFe in. she procsedk1 till she was
of ths&srclay street fefY, when she
wegsd &Rn nose first. Tugs rescued the
GysF fhe Atlas had just arrived from
thSWs est ladies'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Pleaded Guil,yto Forgery,

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Jsmes E. Bedell,
real estate clerk OF the law firm # Ship
map, Barlow, L,rcqge & Mcfarland, who
robbed his employers clients Of shout
s264. 0C0 on fraudulent deeds. Vas ar
reiened in the Court Of General Sessions
to-day before Judge CoHine. There are
fourteen indictments against him, and he
plesded guilty to forgery in the first de.
gree he WAS remsnded for sentence
Bedell will be used IS witness on the
trial Ct Emerson and Goss, policy deal
ers. with whom he alleged he spent sEef
s240, 900 Of the proceeds Of his;SaeeS :!
The Finess ksse5k Vie West
A. apda-aaa,.senstsS sre.