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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
TO JOSIAH COLLINS.

Ata Essttng q Esxtns comrauy No. 1. held
sass sigst, the foiinvrag resolution wss unaIi-
rncasiy ssopttd.
hss.yea, ThAs RIO saizipg the shgiy u
yosiAh Colitns - q hfsnae, ADD believing q A.
asssosi1 essote his services b tn bsss later.
esfs OF the ftr Dorpxrtneni. we uaAnineasiy
indorSe hirs fux Cnisf OF tse fire pssAsragat.
kSoiSk COMPANY, NO. 1,
sgh IL seattle Fire D-pxrmeat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
HEMPSTEAD UNDER A CLOUD.
The Lnteat rrsEedy Gems Jast ss the
Hatchst - ss Bu leo.

The Lnteat rrsEedy Gems Jast ss the
Ratchet - as bu leo.
Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX Nov. % From gen.
tlemen who c.ne down on the afternoon
train it was learned that ,here Is colsid-
cradle excitement yet in Hampstead oyer
the killing Of ex-Sherif McD4de. He
said: "Tne killing took everybody com
p.etely by surprise. IL was tnCu snt that
al the old feuds hid been s3lued, and
th.t inc town and county were at last to
settle down into peace and qoietude.
The prominent leaders OF the factions
held meeting on Saturday in Hemp
etead, tgreed to bury the hstches,
and had q big banquet and
champagne supper on Saturday night.
The deceased WAS not 1t
the festsl board as he had to be at home
attending to his sick family, but he en-
tired into the ffaternsl spirit, approved
Of the steps that had been taken and went
down and helped to carry some OF the
parties home who had imbibed rather too
freely ever the general merry making and
interchange OF kindly feelings. The
killing has aroused public Indignation
to the highest tension. All the good that
had been accomplished hiss come to
raught and the fActional war Is expected
to break out siresh"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
WACO.
lD.fi,d ,hs ficsrf-Golisse Trustees Meet
| Cow. ct Farm all Right.

Dtftd ,hs { ficsrf-Gollsse rrustess Meet
Conv.ct Farm all Right
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Nov. % News Was re-
ceiyed here to-day tnst W. j. Parks,
l;yirs &C me six miles from Lorena had
fortified his house and defed the tfti;ers
to arrest him. There wss five charges
against him, one Of aodomy, one assault
with intent to kill and the others
aggravated assault. Parks sTore hs
would die before he would be arrested
Constable j. b. Lockwood went from
here snd found notice posted on his
door warning people to keep oh OF the
premises, and especially CT OF that gal
lery. He found his man in the cotton
field and brought him in to Waco and
lodged him in jail.
The csse Of 3. F. Hammond, ct 81. vs.
james C,roly for league If land in
Robertson; county, Tex, WAS On Trial in
the United States circuit court to day and
will probably be concluded Saturday.
MIR. Darwin stated to-day that the nes
gro's statement IS to Ill treatment at his
hands ct the convict fsrm was utterly
false, that when he received him ne was
broken out with some complaint
and he worked only two
DAYS, as he WAS uLf; for
work. Other parties who saw MIN oe-
fore dis removal from the isil made the
same statement, and thus have al the
statements OF Ill treatment OF conv!cts
fallen through. Il is certsin thai the
convict farm has been CT great service to
this county.
No. 90, the local freight on the Cotton
Belt, was wrecked eeven miles west OF
this place this morning. Four CARS OF
potatoes were thrown from the track and
rolled over.
There was meeting last night CT the
new board OF trustees Of tbs Waco Fe
male College, recently elected ey the
Northwest Conference. The board orgaPE
lad with D. R. GarISS
president; W. Downs, secretary !;
N. B. Sigh, treasurer. A building
committee was elected, composed OF +.
T. Mitchell, Bart Moore and b Hubby.
Hon. Eugene Williams and F. T. Mitchell
constitute . committee to arrange the
,rsnsfersof real estate. The syndicate
which donated the land will be repre-
sented here to morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
AUSTIN.

The Governor and Attorney General at San
Autonio-AFchitect MineI's WORK.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 2S.-Governol
ROSS and Attorney General Hogg wen,
to the San Antonio fair to-day, and cons
sequently Affairs at their offices were dull
Private Secretary Holmes, with his &C.
customed otium cum dignity, smoked the
pipe .f peace, and Mr.. Oliver rat
tied away on his typewriter
in the legal department.
The Ttxsrksns Sosp Manufacturing
Company, capital $4,000, running thirty
years, with Messrs. Lemly, Andrews and
others, filed its charter.
Mr.. S. j. T. Johnson Of Cor sic ana is OF
will be appointed By Governor Ross to
the Montgomery Immigration convention.
The receipts in the treasury to day
were $500.
The furnishing BOARD were hsrd at
work to-day fixing up for the completion
Of the contracts and were closing the
contracts on carpets, draperies and
wooden furniture. The house and senate
chambers must be furnished in seventy
five days from November 3.
Architect Miller has CON-
pleted his written report on
the wood WORK of the new capitol and
there will robaoly be meeting of the
board as soon as Governor Ross returns
from San Antonio. Pursuant to instruc-
tions from the examining architect WORK
men were to-day engaged In pairing some
Of the stone work under the granite arch
which supports the porsico in the north
side of the building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
let. President Paddock is in fine health
and good spirits.
Al RAILWAY TRUST.

4 GIGANTIC SCHEME NOW UNDER CoNsID
ERATIoN-THE INTERESTED ROADS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Times says:
A conference Was held a. the Windsor
hotel slast night tia. had to do directly
with the proposed big railway trust, in
formation concerning which was pub
lished in the Times nearly week ego
At last nights meeting Russell Sage.
representing Gould interests, met the
directors Of tn Rock Island Snd Atchison
companies Mr.. Sage later said that
there was douot about the success
full carrying out Of this scheme.
II was practicable and had the en-
doreeneut OF good many in
foentisl and experienced railway
managers. It was not the plsu OF
one man, but WAS made up from sugges-
tons proposed by ct least dozen railway
msgnstes L. would work. In this
opinion, said Mr.. Sage, every practical
rail way msbager who had been consulted
agrees. The financial powers OF the rail-
ways, added Mr.. Sage, sre even more
ardent in their espousal Of the project
than are the many managers.
Mr.. Sage insists that the carry
ing out OF the trust scheme
will insure permanent place in railway
circles, prevent all rate WAITS, keep up
dividends and make investments safe
Nr. Sage does not like the term crust |"
1t Is an offensive title, and some other
name should be used BY the public Presi.
cen. Strong Of the Atchison Ia quoted as
committed to the scheme. Some
essential parts Of the plan are
OF his proposing. Messre. james
and Jesse Seligman, to whom
credit is largely due for the settlement
of the differences in the southwestern
railway field, sre confident that the pro-
posed clearing house plan will work satr
iRfsctorily. Mr.. jay Gould holds the
same opinion. Before the plsn was con-.
ple.ed Mr.. Goula personally revised
every paragraph Of 1t, and ne has
gone to work with energy TO In
6uce other railroad managers
to give adhesion to the scheme
Yesterday he spent over Ism hour 10
conference on the subiecd Rt the
Wendsor Hotel wi.hlp esideht R. Z. CGob
OF the Rock Island. M. Gould Gays un-
hesitatlr ely that in his opinion the plan
proposed will eventually bs sdopted py
sill ROADS CT the country. So far, his
friendsl explsip, no serious snlgs have
been struck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
VISITING HARRISON,
a Couple Of Politicians Who EIuded the
Newspaper Men.

a Couple of Politicians Who Eluded the
Newspaper Men.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 2s-Every
day now Witnesses the arrival of 8 fresh
batch Of distinguished statesmen and
citizens making their pilgrimage to the
big brick fenseless house out on
Delaware avenue. Among the pres
ldent-elect's visitors this forenoon
were Senator C. B. Farwell
and General Martin, chairman of the
Illinois Republican central COMMITTEE.
They came from Chicago In an early train
and were accompanied by Colonel Free
mont Ct New York, who has been visiting
his brother in Chicsgo. The party made
very hasty trip, driving out to General
Harrison's home after break.
fast and remaining with him
about tn hour and half. Ga
returning they went direct to the depot,
embarking for Chicago ct IL :55 via the
Monon route. They left with such slac-
rity that the newspapers tried to throw
ont picket guards SO as to capture them,
only TO fad them durab as oysters on all
cabinet themes or presidential policies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
SOUTHERN INDUSTRY.
Nav Eutetpfitds Under Way-stilioni
Being Expsnd

NV Eutetptitss Under way-stildons
Being EXP sndeo
BALTIMORE, MD Nov. % Special ycs
ports to the Manufacturers Record Of
activity In the industrial interests Of the
South, Will chow this week has been q
very busy one. Among the new enter
prlses lie. S5.OOO,0Oo company
composed Of New England capital
lists, organized in Decatur, Ala, to
develop mineral land, build furnaces,
rolling mills, ETC., st Knoxville;s $500, 900
stste qusrryirg company, and $500, 900
Improvement company to build street rail-
roads, etc Ocals, Fla, $500, 0c0 general
improvement company; Baltimore, $780,
900 agricultural implement compsny; Ell
Psso, S250,000 irrigation company;
100000 will build manufacturing town
near Asheville, N. c. Cotton mills are
pre- :cted st G,ftaey City and Winnshore,
S. c and Cedsrto Wn, Gs., and at Macon,
Ga., 100000 spindle mill will be built
at once,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Galveston.
Special 10 the Gazette.


Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, Nov, 2s.-Eyidence
in the case Of the state of Texas vs. Johr
Love Joy, chArg with the killing Of q
colored man named Aaron Williamson,
was taken p in the criminal court this
morning. NO arguments we're made and
the case was submitted to the jury, which
was out but short tine. A veroict oil
UNSUITABLE homicide was returned.
Msyor R L. W. Fulton and r. G.
Lowe, who were recently appointed
by Governor Ross IS delegates to
represent Galveston ct the South
ern immigration convention to be
held soon ct Montgomery, Ala, have an
nounced their inability to attend. It is
quite probable the city will be uurepre-
scented st this important convention.
Asron myeT, French Hebrew, native
of L 1r-sine ,fort7-slx years od,unmsrrled,
WAS found dead this morning In the
butcher shop Of Mrs. J. Joyes, in the
western part Of the city. Forty.iour dol
lars and thirty FIVE cents WAS found on
BIS person. Suppoted cause Of death
heart disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29

terday, gives the receivers Of the Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas Jurisdiction
over this property. The 97,2S4 shares
hid by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company is = ms1ority CT the
capital stock Of the international and
Great Northern Railway. The property
made subject to litigation by this suit Of
tae Mercantile Trust is placed In the ag
gregate st Gas. 100000. The case Is re-
garded ss one Ct the most important in
rue history Of railway litigation in conse>
s1ence Of the complex interests involved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Roud,nos Z ca li:r, d
pecial to the Gazette.

Special % the Ghzette'
FORT SMITH, ARK Nov. 2S.-E. c.
Boudinos, ex-editcr of the Cherokee Ads
voc,te, who killed B. q. Some, editor OF
the Telephone IN October, 1887, at the
Cherokee cspital Was, acquitted ct 9
O'Clock to night in the UOited Ststes
,urt o the gro1' d of sel,-f efense he
was defended b7sH. n. Dan W. VOORHEES,
of Indisns, W, d. q Clayton, brother Of
Powell C syton, and E. c. Boudinot,
uocle of the defendant. The trial occu-
pied the court eight days, over fifty W.T.
nesseg being examined. Sanator Vocr-
hees leaves for Indisns tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
4 MURDEROUS WOMAN.
Che Killed her Rusband and Hsr son end
Dsughter-The Insurance.

She Killed Der Husband and Hsr son and
Dsughter-zhe Insuranee.
PHILADELPHIA, PA Nov. Is The Jury
in the case CT Mrs. Sarah Jane White.
ling, who has been on trial for the past
three days on charge OF causing the
death OF her nine Year-old daughter
Berths, by administering poison il April
last, brought In q verdic: Of murder in
the ficst degree this evening, after beirg
out two hours. The crime for which
Mrs. Whiteling WISE tried was one OF q
series OF three with which ste is charged,
the allegation being she not only muir
dered her daughter Berths, bu. also her
husband, John Whiteline, aged thirty
eight, and their baby boy, aged two years,
and collected insurance on the lives oil
her victims amounting to $50. 0C0 The
wife snd mother subsequently confessed
her crimes, and said shs had intended to
take her own life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Miner. Indulge in . Bl.ody Rlos.

MOUNT CARMEL, PA, Nov. % two
gangs Of Russian snd Isslisn miners,
between whom there has existed g bitter
fued for months, met on the streets OF
Mount Carmel to-day and for an hour q
bloody riot followed. Several on both
sides we're stabbed, and the iriaries Ct
Andrew Schaercki, Anthony Sacke aud
John CsTrilloU may prove fatal. Tie
authorities have arrested the rioters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
ABus. Of John Mccullough.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 2s.-A brorz
bust Of John Mccullough, the dead tra-
gedian, in the character Of "Virgirius''
was unveiled st Mount Morish cemetery
this afternoon. in the presence Of dis
tinguished company Of members Of the
aistrionic profession and friends Of the
actor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Home Notes,

Home Notes,
W. A. Tuley of the Santa Fe spent yes
ierdsY in Fort Worth.
-
nc. Archer Of the Texas and Pacific
WAS In Fort Worth yesterday.
Colonel L. D. VoAk Of the Missouri
Pacific has returned to the city.
80
HIP. Hughes CT the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas was in Fort Worth Yesterday.
-.
G II. Turner division freight sgert Of
the Nilsson Kansas and Texas, is in the
city,
A, S. Dodge Of Sedslis, q Missouri,
Kansas and Texas cfi;ial, wss IL Fort
Worth yesterday.
Superintendent Fl. Y. Fleming OF he
81, Louis, Arkansas and Texas came in
in his special cSr last night, but Will
leave for the east early this morning.
e.
The Southern Pacific Of ;ials Issue 8
circular TO the effect that Mr.. W E.
d
agency to take charge Of Ell Paso station,
Mr.. ]. M. Gibbs, formerly agent st Eagle
Pass, Is hereby appointed to the position
of live stock agent, with headquarters st
San Antonio, taking effect December l,
1883.
W. B. Mulvey. for some time train
master on the International aud Great
Northern, has resigned TO accept the
position Of superintendent o. the 2uiss q
division Of the Southern Pacific, With
headquarters st Houston. Mr.. Mulvey
hss come up from the ranks, beginning
his railroad career as d BRAKEMAN.
-.
Manager Frsnkel of the Western Union
received Official notice yesterday that the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fs telegraph
lines had been acquired, and would efsel
December 1, be operated by the Western
Union company. The terms OF the ssle
or lease could not be learned. This gives
the Western Union control OF sill the tele
graph lines In the state Of Texas and will
necessitste the enlargement OF the Offices
in this city.
Colonel W. D. Wylie, right OF way
agent OF the St. Louis, Arkansas anc
Texas, came in from Plsno last night
he reports the track in good condition
and ssys the company is dong s good
business. The Maiden extension has
b5en completed TO Delts, end by Deem
Der trains will be running over the Bel
mont Branch OF the Iron Mountain. The
sale Of lots at Ardeols, on the Mslder
branch, amounted to $4,000. although the
weather Was ve,y bad the day OF the sale
President Ps6d dock OF the Fort Worth
md Rio Grande returned yesterday from
several week, absence in New York or
business connected with the road. TIE
captsin is not ready to give
the public the result OF hs
visit but will do so in the proper time
The bids for the building OF lilo miles
OF the road were opened in New YORK.
but as far as known no contract has been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
ABROAD.
Continued from First Page.

they were on board the transports In this
hsrbor, and demanded their pay. They
rXked the boiler fires and 6eclsTed thsl
the vessels Should not sail until theJ had
received the money due than. The
minister of WAY, with much difficulty,
raised sc fli;,ept money to pay the men,
sid the vessels then lei. the port. The
sultan has ordered an il qairy into the
AFFAIR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
A Physician Arrested.
10 tha Gazette.

OtI1OssS'
ABILENE, TEX NV. % -D,. Peyton
Turner, physician who has been residing
in Old Mexico and who's: one time re-
sided here returned % iAis city yesterday
and was at once arrested, and in default
Of bail was placed in iiil. It is alleged
thst the doctor while pr.cticing here
made some mistakes in his practice and
bill was found charging him with mal'
nrSrticp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Terrell.
Special to the Gazette.

oPcCi6l w tH6 SsLcbtt.
TERRELL, TEX Nov. % Judge Rs-
mey will open district court st Kaufman
next Monday morning. Both civil and
criminal dccksts are pretty full.
II is noticed that real estate kss made Q
little Tias, st least has sn upward tendens
cy. There has been NO decline in farm
property excap. where there was so;ced
sale. There is no genuine decline but q
gradual rice In al kinds of land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
4 oounserrei,e, ana Eli. s1,s,re,,.

CLEAN, n. Y, N0y. % Alfred Wilder,
3 gnurg NAE, was arrested yesterday fol
making and passing counterfeit aickels.
A iourteen-yesr- old gi.I, the wife OF
Louis Lane OF Oswego, Ps, WAS with
hin, she having run away from her hus
band with Wilder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Hnrar llrpp iridrec.

HAVANA, Nov. 2S.-NeWspspers in the
sugar districts report the prevailing
drouth iIjurirg the cine. TIE sntici-
pated crop, i. is expected, under the cir
cumetEnces will be decreased consider
ably.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Southern Pacific Changes,


Special 70 the Gsxetta.
HOUSTON, TEX Nov. 2S.-W. E.
Jessup, live stock agent of the Southern
Pacific Atlantic system, has resigned that
position and has bsen appointed local
freight and ticket agent at Ell Pkso for the
Soutnern Pacific and Texas and Pacific
railways. Colonel j. M. Gibbs, late OF
the Southern Pacific at Eagle Pass, has
been appointed live stock agent vice
Jessup, and will have his headquarters Of
SSn Antonio,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Car Works sc Tyler.

Special TO the Gazette.
1YLER, Tex, Nov. % "A proposition
made 10 The city to establish extensive
car works is meeting liberal encourage
ment. Abcu! $780, have been cub
scrthed for the enterprise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Ratified by Jadxe Psrdes.

Special TO theIGAzette.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 2S.-The de-
cree Of Hon. Don A. Psrdee. United
States circuit Judge Of the Fifth judicial
circuit, issued on the 1t.h inst on the
supplemental auxiliary bill OF the Mer-
csntpe Trust Company Of New York,
trustee, complsinsnts vs. the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railroad a1d Missouri
Pscific Railroad compsnies, Defendants,
was filed in the United States circuit
clerks office here to-day. The decree OF
Judge Psrdeets II conformity with tpd
confirms the decree OF Judge David J
Brewer Of the United States circuit court
for the district Of Kansas, before whom
primary proceedings were first begun by
the Mercantile Trust Company, and upon
whose petition Judge Brewer placed the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad in
the hands Of receivers and appointed
George A. Eddy OF Leaven worth, Kes ,snd
Harrison G. Cross of Emporis, Hans, as
such receivers and made the Missouri
Pscifc Railroad as the lessee OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Rsilwsy Company defendant. By this
decree Judge Pkrdee confirms in all
respects the action in litigation of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texss heretofore
taken by United States Circuit Judge
Brewer In Kansas. Thi, auxiliary pro-
ceeding was made necessary from the fact
that portion of the line Of railway and
properly owned By the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company subiscs to
to the lien of the mortgages made and
sought to be foreclosed By the Mercantile
Trus: Company IS trustee, are within the
jurisdiction Of the Fifth Judicial district,
Gence the action Of Judge Brewer Of the
Eighth udicisl district hxd to be ratified.
approved and confirmed by United States
Circuit Judge Pardee, as all future pro-
ceedings In the cause must be ratified
approved snd confirmed touching any
portion. OF said railway lines situated
within his judicial district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATE,

aads BY al railroads in Colorado 10 psrss,,
holding our ea cursion tickets.
The summer resorts of Colorado ,,e n,t.S a..
Hoti3 over, and the scenery over the DenysI
an9 kio arande is the grsndest on earth,
st all coupon ticket stations IN Tay,. go
louisiana. Gan for informs ton and descr,ptsys
matter TIHI on Z. NJ: BURROWS, 7. P. A.; J y
..lSSTabuhsI, Gity Agent, or Wv. NEWLrN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
RAKLRoAUS,
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas ald:FQEt Egfth RR

leo, Fort Worth aad All prtncinaI nn,nts Is,
Texas to Roesy Mountain resorts end Psc,fs
S SGSst. lnesInding Trinidad, Pueblo, Manisos,
G3lSiaG0 SpIings, Denver, Col, and Salt Lala
m, comprising new snd elegantly eassss{T
Pullmsn palace sleeping car and disSsTs a.
service, through to Denver. connSssi:sT an CT
D. L; g. =. r. Colorado Mids1aS RaiIv.r ..S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
All Uader the H., K s. r. Receivers


All Under the M, x. Z Z hsoeivsrs
Special 10 the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX Nov. 2S.-The Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Rsil way Com
pany's holding 97,284 shares Of the eapi-
tai stock Of the Iaterr ationsl and Great
Northern Railway Of Texas and 10000
shares OF the capital stock
of The Galveston, Houston
snd Henderson Railway and other
property valued a. shout 81. 500, ZOO. Judge
Brewer, by his decision At Topeka yes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
fHE RAILROADS.
The Telegraph Lines of the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe Acquired by
the Western Union Telegraph
Company.

The 81. LouiE, Arkansas and Texas Exten-
zion Nearly Completed to DsltR-Shs
For. Worth and R:o Grand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Rates Of Fare From Fort Worth

70 Trinidad 20, to Pueblo s2s .oc. IN r,n
o'Aoo spfhesSk8 w, to Denver ss4.0O,
RagHD TRIP EXCURSION RATES,
r9nGHert worth to Trinidad and return fsb. On :,
roOenyer snd return $50 90, to saIt Lake spa n
Tickets good for 50 days going and so d.rs "a,
turning, with lay over priyileres both vsvs
extreme limit OF ticket until October 81. Isss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
no C6nes

VII pay for TIE WEEKLY GAzETTs
oy the single month, or s1.oo BY the year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29

Double daily e:Iv.cs o9 ciseslt rp!.M "A
BuGet and Sleeping Csrs lstycef esz xk;cx n
and KansGs City anG st, Louia.
Don't be deceived, but ca. Tor yorr Nsasn
via the Missouri Pacific Railway,
FOR any destred ipto-n siion, tickets, rk, j.,
folders, ETC., call on U. l.. LUSk,
Ticket Agent, Union de2oS, Fort Wory,
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Agent, City ONES, sei
ne1 Main and Third styeess,
81 P. HUGHES,
TsIls Psss. Agent. Fort Worth rsn
CASTOR MESLIER,
General Pass. and Ticker Anal