Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
TEXAS SPECIALS.
Weekly Resume of the Gazetts's Daily
Reports from All Over Texas.
MILLER GUILTY.

| DALLAS, IEX.y march 6l.-Ile 6ISu
ment IN the case of Mason Miller charge
with murder, wss closed this morning a
IL O'Clock, and the case went to the jur
st noon. A verdict of guilty was bruugh
in ct O'Clock, and punishment WAS az.
sessed at five years 10 the peni.entiary.
IsIT POSSIBLE?
II is rumored on the streets that tn,
| Dallas Brewery Is considering the feast
| oiI1sy of removing to Fort Worth. Il IL
said that much correspondence has passed
on the suoiscs between Inc brewery anc
| Fort Worth parties. Asa home industry
Zoe brewery hiss not received The
encourage that it was led &c
Expect. L. is understood that For
Worth would support il better, as they
would not use much S.. Loui5 beer, il the
brewery we're locsted there. Besides,
oefug located at distributing point, 1t
would command large patronage In
country tributary to the Fort.
NO "HEARr oF-osK" PLANK WANTED
Que If the representative Democrats OF
Dallas is the Hon Willism L. Crawford
DE Is 4 man whose ability and loyalty Is
respected by al who know him, and be
las never lodged an issne. TIE GA,
zETTE man approached hin for his
vi VS. upon the proposition to put
"hear5- Of oakh plank in tie
platform. He ssid: "The people
of Tsxas have accepted tee result
If last years caupaign in good faith.
they ale now confronted by live issues
which bear more or less upon their gen.
ersl snd Individual interests. II the
plsnk you speak OF is inserted in the next
Democratic pls,f I'm I think that 1t VIII
not lesd to disruption, while somesfr@
may be estranged from the parsy Its
cnlef tendency will be to humiffate
and wound large numOtr Ct
istelltgent and pstriorIc citizsns who
voted II the prohibition amendment be-
cause they believes that, il successful, It
you'd have benefited the people. see
10 wisdom in taunting them with their
defeat. The motive behind the propcsl
ZION is anything but honorable, because
t. springs from desire on the part Of
men TO ride into office BY appealing to
the passion CT the people"
! CEILDREss, TEI., March 80 -Childress
is Nv supplied with an abundance Of
,qcd wsjer from three wells, the last one
ciippAeisa being thirty feet in circumter-
ence, eight feet TO water sud eleven feet
oil Warer n the we'll.
S.Ockncn are building houses and
1rlnging 'heir families here in order 10
Vail themselves of The advantages of our
most excellent schools, conducted by
sSi|lful and experienced teachers.
HAMI TON, TEX, March 3l.-A frost
vas the breakup of the last cold snap,
bat it aid no damage. Fruit is all right.
Waest ard oats are simply splendid.
fhe acreage is not large, but will be
~uoueh for home consumption. The
0est season is in the ground for four
,esrs. The farmers are hopeful and are
gushing Things with vim. Grass is
getting good.
The loss IN range cattle here has been
about 80 per cent, consisting mostly in
mother CO vs. and yesrliogs. Oae year old
steers sre ceiling st SIS. There is no sale
for stock cattle. Ali want 10 sell but
there are no buyers. Cattle the past few
days are rot dying but are about holding
heir own.
There appeared Ia THE GAZETTE of
March "a. from Clalk,vilIe, Tex, 8
specisl VIZ This has been the most fear
ful season that has ever been handed
down TO our people. We beg TO fer. l
refer the writer to March, 1867 The
~eatber OF this month hiss been mild in
lompari-on to thai se4sIn
WASHINGTON, April 2-Word reaches
your correspondent 10 night from most
reliable source that Governor Throck-
morton intends 10 run for Congress this
al, and If he should Mr.. Hare will have to
Stay al home. II was supposed Governor
rhrocb morton was out of active politics,
aud that he preferred to devote The It ST
Of his life to his Law practice which is
steadily growing, but such 1t seems il |
not the case. He has been here for sew
eral months. The old ties have been re
newed and his friends are urging him or |
every hand to run for Congress egain
The Governor is SO thoroughly |
popular that there can only be one result |
4 h is candidate and that he will enter
he race seems to be the general opinion
Of those with who IN your correspondent |
las talked. Mr.. Throckmorton will re |
nsin here for the rest Of this s. ssiop and |
will devote his entire time TO Indian dep
,edariOn claims, which ne will prosecute
n coDjuncuon with Phil Thompson of |
/. HoUsToS. TEX, April SIN his charge
% the rand jury to-day, Jadge Cook in-
'tituted & prussde on gam bling and viols-
.ors of theasuuday laws, not forgetting
Sunday bass; bal ard saloons that were
lept open onl@Sussday. He especially
n rig d The jury to investigate the action
u Cfl 'isls, from the high sheriff and
hi I Of police down, for not apprehend-
ag the violators Of the Sunday law. The
;nsrse has created sti, IN all quarters,
PARTICULARLY in gaming and sale obs
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April AT II 80
his morning Bishop Johnston Of the
Episcopal church performed the marriage
.sren6ny for George A. Castle man OF ST
4ouis ard Miss Lucy Z. Cable, daughter
It the dead PRESIDENT of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway. The
Wedding occurred at the Cable winter
esidence in the western suburbs Of the
;ity and was private. Immediately after
heir marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Castle
nan took q private car for 81. Louis,
where they will reside.
A young lsdy in Danbury, :Conn., OBJ
aimed frnrn oinsv W0m.n a recine for !