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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
supreme court.
Special TO shs Gazette.

special TO shs Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Nov. 27.-Tae sapreIne
court in regular session to-day rendered
the following decisions:
Aft :med-WilIs Point Nitione, Bank
vs. Dates, Reed & Cooley, from Van
Zardt
Reversed and Renaoded for Appellants
Gift Vs. Cliff, ct al from Ellis.
Affirmed on Certilca.e-Henslee Ts.
Henslee, from Hunt Henslee. ct al,
vs.. McDaniel, from Ellie; Galt,. Coiors
ado and Santa Fe Rsawxy We. s. Davias
from Ellis.
Motion tor Rsbesrlng 0Serruled-
Brown, receiver vs.. Sullivan, from Har-
J,son; Elcks & Brother Vs. Ross & R.odit.,
from Shelby; Walker vs. Terry, from
Marion.
Tae ceur: also approved the following
decision OF the commission OF sppe.ls
AA:Msd-Kenredy vs. lmbr7 ct IL,
from Tzrrsut; San Antonio Water Works
vs.. Marry & Co, from Bear; WoN vs..
Brass, 7rom Travis.
Reversed and Rsmanded-Grothen 70.
Witte, from Bear; Missouri gke'd;
Railway vs. FsgsD, from Comali. Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway vs. Smith
et a., from Bell BEsds,reet We. Gill,
from Bsstrop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
INFORMATION FOR LAMP, OWN,
ERS.

The portion OF the wick which is In the
oil reservoir should be iaclosed in tube
CT thin ehset metal, open at the bottom,
or in K cylinder Of fine wire gsuzs, such
ss is used in miners ssfety. lamps
twenty eight meshes to the inch.
The oil reservoir snould De Of metal
rather than CT china or brass.
The Gil reservoir should have 10. feed
Ing place nor opening other than the pan.
lug into which the upper part Of the limp
Is screwed.
Every lamp should have proper ex.
!inguiahing apparatus.
Every lamp should have broad and
hesvy base.
Wicks should be SOFT, no. too lightly
pieited.
Wioks should be dried at the fire 5if,re
being pu. into the lamps.
Wicks should be OILY just long enough
to reach the bottom OF the oil reservoir.
Wicks should be 80 wide tbst they
quite fill the wick-holder withou. having
TO be squeezed into IL.
Wicks should be soaked With oil before
being lit.
The reservoir should be C!1i.e filed
with oil every time before using the lamp
Inc laup suou!u Oe kept tuo1UuSuJ
clean, all Oil should be carsiully wiped
q, and al cderred wick and dirt re
moved before lighting.
When the LAMP is lit the wick should
be at first turned down, and then slowly
raised
Lamps which have nc extingHisnip.
apparatus should be put eus IS follows
The wick should be turned down until
there Is only smsll Pickering fame, sut
. sharp puf OF breath should then bs
sent across the top OF the chimney, bu
| not down il.
Cans or bottles used for oil should b.
freq from water and dirt, and should b'
kept thoroughly c.osed.-[ Good House
keeping.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

On Angus! II last, about $50 O'Clock
IN the afternoon, On the stairway of the
Y. III. c. A. bulldog, corner Of Mechanic
and Twenty second streets. The only
witness to The entire stair Was A. Samp-
son. Mr.. Lovejoy stated that Willism-
500 had approached him ard de-
m,ncsd some money which be
cIsimed was due him; that he refused,
vhereInon Williamson became very
abusive sud advanced upon him threaten.
ing to kill him. He thereupon drew his
pistol and sho. him. Lovely WAS ar
rested and had preliminary besriag
before Judge Sam, who heid him TO
answer to the grand iury IL So. Goo bond
John W Msckey, the many times mil.
liopsire, quietly dropped into the city yes
terdey sud spent the day with his old
mining friend, Isaac Heidsnheimer, who
gruo.atsked Msckey when he WIS Pros
pec3r G il Nevada away back in the six
ties" Maczey hss never forgotten the
favor, srd has literally rewarded Hidden
heiner u It, and anpuslIy vieits him in
his trips back and forth from New York
to San F;spo:sco. Mr.. MsCkey departed
for NsH Y0rk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
FASHIONS IN HaIRFINs.
sc mo Costly OIes that Lsdiss are Ecw
Wearing for IrRmtnS,

sc ms Costly Ones that Lsnfes are Fcw
Wearing for Ornament,
New York Mall and Eipress.
"The most fashionable hsirpia now
comes from Paris" said 9 jeweler to G
reporter for the Mail ard Express to-day.
ut is made to represent q shell founta'n n,
over which is 4 spray CT leaves CT fac
h,Hers in cut steel. They are very az
trac.ve looking the steel will glitter In
the Eight like diamonds. The pin set
with gsrnets IN sll kinds CT designs is
also great fivorite. 4 popular
design for garnet pins lie round ball
with the gsrrets ses kl over It, giving It
the q ct Of so!;dity. Some OF the more
costly hsirpIns, which ere only for o!na-
msnt and not for use, are very handsome.
They are made as balls CT gold, some
plain and some richly engraved and
others are studded with jewels. These
are worn by ladies' with fair hair. The
brunette's taste rups TO enameled pins,
These are mos ~ made to represent
flowers ADd have all the delicate ttnts OF
nature. One O; the new designs is q
spray CT lilies OF the valley, with leaves
in green gold. This Is worth SIS
bunch Of sweet peas sells for 500 For.
ges-me. Eots are worth about $50, and
other small fowers, Ike @srgusrites.
v.o.ets sad psns!es shout tbs sau1s p!ice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

NEW YORK, Nov. GA mos. deliberate
scheme to commit arson has just come to
light on O building on Williams street &C.
cupled by Philip Heirr,cb,s type founder.
A small fire was discovered In the build
ing Saturday ct midnight and WAS ex.in.
guished. The liberal use CT cotton satus
rated with infiamma5le fluids was discoy
cred throughout the building. Heinrich
vas insured for 5000 aud hsd stock
worth perhaps $1,000. Yesterday it was
rumored tina. he had gone to Dstrois. He
mas LIST see2 O. s o'clock SSuEtEE eYsG-
ins coming Cut Ct ths building. Part Of
he plaster had Deen knocked from the
walls and bottles CT berz.re with the
corks Gu: were thus. into the opening.
The foor had been packed SO SO 10 make
better ground tsr the flames TO get hold
Of. Heinrichs wss reported il bad wsg
financially, and Wss to leave the building
May | rext.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
EnrrI Abon, Asoh!ss n.

TIE Wall Street Daily News WIS the
first to intimate the possibility OF q re-
ceiver fer Atchison. Il hal been taxed
abort oY the directors, bu: neither the
stockholders nor the street hsd once con-
sicered such chance. State street, B )s-
tor, vcks up to {. yesterday and tee.
g!Aphed II back as news ard TassLed The
stock down tc 6l4, the lowest price at
which this stock p&s sold in L. Ky years.
Taey h-gea 20 resl'ze what we said that
Ter Tie Increased fixed charges, the net
esrnirgs so disproporGIo1ste 70 the gross
srs eu:;1sly ioeieq1sta aThe A:chison
has got 10 &c. more money fer the bus!.
ness thar It DOES, or the creditors will
ms1age Wall Street, Di.y News,
Nov mber 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Eating Vegetables.
London Spectator.

Perhaps the most remarkable thing
abous such cryzss IS vegetarisnism is
their power 20 infect those who do not
seriously believa In them with an utter
inability to see facts IS they really are.
o. Friday, September 90, conference Of
London clergy, convened BY the Vegeta-
1ian society, was presided over By Arch
deacon Farrsr. Though stating In his
sddFess that he WAS not q vegetarian
Archdescon Farr,r declared thRt sgt ever
the day came when vege!arIsnism should
be widely adopted, it would prove the
cne absolute remedy TO. the curve CT
dtins'" snd 0ens. On 10 cay, .n -
ne Ds't' drH5k. rS' IL tss NV
Archdekcon Fsrrar must koow that
the HighlapcsTs, who we're practically
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

vegetsrians, are the greatest consumers
CT whisky in existence, and that the
drunksrdg Of India (sEd they are IS bad
as any drunksIcs in the worlo) are aoso-
lutte vsge.srisus. No doub. the English
vegetarian, whose simple creed, accord
ing to themselves, Is contained in the
three words fruit, grein, nuts" are net
drunksrds; but this is 20. because they
sfe vegetsrisns, but because they hfe
miid.minded, innocent faddists, Arch.
deacon Farrar's exsggerstions are all the
more 10 be regretted because vegetarian.
ISM, in Teaching people how to make use
CT cer.sin very cheap and pourishing
forms Of food, is 3 real benefit 10 the
world, sad ought not to De made ridicu-
lous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

la;e and built higa St the neck. Il was
ere Of several dresses msdeiby Worth this
lall while the bride WAS IN Paris. She
Carried 6 boCquer CT white lilies. Miss
Grace Wilson, sister OF the bride, was the
Only bridesmaid. She wore an exquisite
gown CT whita and yellow satin,
also the production CT Worth, end car
lied bunch Of yellow roses Mr.. Ar
thur Herbert, member OF the
British legation 81 Washington, but
10 rl;gTe CT The groin, was
bag: mzG. Thu u5heys vera Richard
7. Wilson, Jr, brothsr CT The bride;
3;ccanolds Cutting, John Farmsn snd
rh0u,s Howard. After tie wedding
eersno5g lad been pe,to5 mad the happy
c5upls wers driven 70 ;he hone of the
bT,1e'a parents. where wedding breaks
fat Was served. The house was graced
Vita prcfusion CT psins AID ported
plsat5 tD1 cut f1Hets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

movemsn. inaugurated Was Accelerated
by reports from Clicsgo :hss the new
spreemens In Soushweste-p6 T1sde good
improvsmenJ. The * enE OF the Else
encoursged the taking If pronsS toward
the close aad coma reaction Hes had,
thou sh porGion CT The loss WAS alter
ward recovered. There was little mere
vim to speculation at the opening this
mor1ing, though the first sales were gen
orally mazda a. slight losses fem
last evenings figures and under
some selling from Chicsgo further
slight declines were established. The
msrket, however showed sudden change
IN its temper and became strong taroua-
out. After the first demand was supplied
the list sank into intense dizziness but
Afternoon there WAS renewal CT the
upward movement a1d more animation
wss Shown in dealings. The best
vices we've reached toWsrd the
rsi,yely hour after which
.ime there WAS some resc!ior, but the
market closed near TO the highest prices
OF the 6av.
Railroad bonds dull.
Government and STATE 5oIds dull sid
siea5y.
Is JSlON hO~L AAhhhR
BcsrQN, MASS Nov. 27.-The wool
mslkes had bson quiet and email business
hgs been do1s. All tie strong features
pr. vicasly noticed are retained, end sup
Giles can be obtained only st tuil figures.
Ssles # Ohio and PannsIlVso!s fleece
nsys seen made at 33@35c for X and AK,
aed at Sic }2o for Micaigsn aid NV
York stste. II com5ing and deialne
fsecos there las been !air mo7sments
hus the sales have been Iestrictea
by ,nsll stock and indifarhnce
.b mt ceiling. Territory, Texas End
other uuHrshsd fsecss have been In good
demand with stiles 10 some extent II the
range OF 45@60 Secured and pulled
wools are in good demald aud axe 1fm.
Foreign Wco!s sre strong aEd IN smsH
supply.
COMMERCIAL RRsUSTR.
special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Raiirotd BONDS
to-day gold So follows:
Fort Worth EMO Denver Ctt9 st|2.
Te1Es and Psc.ic 1's ). 94s.
K,asas add Tsxss IS a, So.
So a. 62t
San Antonio and Ara15ss P!ss 81 n.
S.. L7uis, Avksrsss SID Texss 2's at g.
Missouri, Ksnsas and .exsS S. :. tst.
Atclison 81 63Gt,
M&nes , % PEE cert.
Silver 93s.
Governments stronger anu higher.
Sterling easier.
Post rates unchanged.
Wheat sctiye xnd lower.
c. f "a 10 20 10 points lower.
Ols55
Cotton lower but steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Trousers to b Embruioe cred
London Letter;

Fashions ble young men axe now to be
made hlppJ b7 t1e biggest news OF all.
Il is likely, though not q1lte settled, !hit
fashion will let them wear their trousers
embroidered this winter. No. eli trou :ere,
nor al embroidered, like the old-fashioned
walstcost, but evening dress trousers viii
be decorated down the sides with rich
black silk embroidery worked on broad
stripe OF the best black piece silk. Here,
perhaps, is the entering wedge q! last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Blszs ct Colltnsv,l lie.
special to Cha eszes.a.

Special to tha 9RZetto.
CoLLINsvnLE, TEX, Nav. 81 THIS
place YVES visited by very destructive
fire last night. Two business houses be.
longing respectively to W. P. Dorm and
L. B. Griffith, were burned TO the ground.
They were each valued at $500, with 90
insurance. Ole Of them was occupied by
D. G. Sksggs, with stock OF groceries
valued a. 5000; insured in the Liverpool,
London ard Globe for SSCs.
j. I. Bell occupied the other building
His LOGS Was In household goods and
millinery, probably 5000, with no INCUR
ence. Robertson & DsCordova had their
storenouse insured to the amount Of
about $l25. Oar c.nzsns worked VsiiantlY
kTd thereby saved nearly halt the busi-
ucss portion Of tie town. The origin CT
tie fire is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Coleman,
Special to tho Gazette.

Special to tho Gazette.
COLEMAN, TEX, Nov. 7.-O17 section
has been visited with copious and warm
rains for several days FAST, doing m im>
msnse smogn. OF good to our growing
crops.
Our town has been on . real estate
boom this week. The following transfers
have been made: D. A. Paddleiord to
John z. Gordon, tbs Rockstcn corner,
Commercial svenus and Pecan street, for
$4,000. D A. Psddleford sold his drug
stock TO ". Z. Hodges OF Dallas, trade to
take eject January L, 1888 John z. Cor
don sold his tWo-s story rock building on
Commerce street for $1,000 AID Will &c
occpaied by J J.6s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Fired The 6ImsF OouIt zouse.

GILMER, Tx, Nov. 27.-F.om the
court Of Inquiry IS to the origin of the
burning CT the court house on SunGsy
night It is learned that The m lg Galloway,
3 lawyer, ew all ahout Harris intention
to burn II, snd that Galloway VISITED a
short distance from the house while Hart
set 1t On fire. On yesterday, when brought
before the court, offer much questioning,
he gSVe the whole thir g sTsY. 1t is gen
orally thought thst Galloway ta1ealed
for fear Of neipg implicated with Hart
himself. Hart and Galloway belong to
families VINO stand high In the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Cattle Trail Houie.
Special to the Gazette

Special 70 the Gazete
BAIRD, TEX Nov. 27.-Msjor Stanley
NJ. Jones returned here yesterday from 9
ever the Cattle Trail route north and
lniotns Us that arrangements have been
completed to continue the survey on from
Alb. north to Red river, where they
will connect with the Kansas City and
Pacific Railroad :. o, Leaf tie south line
Of Greer county, The corps has every
thing ready TO start IS soon as this vet
Weather is ever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
BlEZe Ia Galveston.
Special 20 the Gazette.

Specill o the GP1ette.
GALVESTON, TEX Nov. 27.-Aoout 10
O'Clock to. night two frame houses, the
properly of Msr7 DeffsrsIi, locs.ed on
fremont street, between avenues and
81, were fred by an explosion OF gaso-
line lamp. Ore occupied by Charles
E.Ty veg entirely consumed, and the
other occupied by MIS-. Thompson par
tislly burned be ore the fire wRs extinu
guished, Mrs. Thompson losing Ell Of her
effects. The lose Is estimated a. $500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
L G.nerous DonntIop.

WHEELING, W. VA. Nov. 27-Rev. J.
Harry Smith, D D, of Pnilade lphia,
Pa, has given $4,000 to the Grant
Memorial Uaivsrei.y OF Athene, Tenn, 10
sid in educating young mea for southern
ministry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
To Liz, Denver uers fiesses

Nxw YORK, NV. % Apple ,tion has
been made to the stock exchaai to lis.
certificate issusd by the Msrcbantile
Bark IN exchange Tor stock OF tbs Denver
sid Fort Worth, D :Ivsr, Fort Worth snd
CAT, and Fort Worth and D3IVer roads.
TEsss certificates will represent consoli'
dated roads.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
yellow Fever on the Boston.

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 -Surgeon Simon
OF the United States steamer Boston
died yesterday Of yellow fever. The two
ether patients are steadily improving and
the rest CT the ships crew Are IN gce5
tealth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Barn Burned.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

UOTfbbDOnuEuUU CI IIl6 udZVEI5'
MESQUITE, TRx., Nov. 2G.-The barn Of
J. N. Chgse, nho resides four miles west
Of this place, Was burned last night about
There were eco bushels OF corn,
lot CT osled hsy and farming implements
in the barn, all Of Shich were toiSlly Ge-
stroyed. The fire was discovered II time
10 ssva sill the stock. The less is abou.
500 with no Insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

He triSl Of Lawyer john
Loye1oy, charged with
ne laGIGee Of q negro
osned Aaron Williamson
Rss begun IL the criminal
court &c. Cay. The entire
dsY sid psrt Ct the night
was consumed before the
i Try WAS obtsiTed, SITTER
which the court adjourned
until 10 o'clock to-mor-
row, Tlea the taking Of
testimony Will begin.
The shooting occurred
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
rae FATHER OF WATERS,

The souyc e OF the saississipp; Has at Lz3s
Been Discovered
ST PAuL, MINI Nov. 27.-A South
Centre, MINI, special to the Pioneer
Press ssys the true source OF she Missis-
slppi river hts ss last been discovered By
a party living at that place. II 10 two
email lakes, one OF which they named
Lske Josephine. Tee lakes are fed OF
many ssa,ll creeks and their waters are
empsied into she lake which WAS dlscov,
cred b. CsD,siu willard G!sziar, who
c!2ined i. 70 De the source OF the father
CT Na.erS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

tSS Bell Wilson snd
Iicasel Henry Her
bert, who is ct present
Lord SlGkviila Wssus
temporary successor
iG charge CT The Brit,
ISL legstion st Wash :
ington vera married
st ro0n. About 1000
Invitations had been
Issued AID Tiara YVES
8 oriiliant gathering OF
friends 81 St. Bar
sholomeT's church
% day. Tie British
brides gown WAS CT
white sssin trimmed
with Old English Doint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
A EilIRee Burn ed,

PARIS, NV. 27-Tns villsge OF ysuks-
court, near Nancy, has been totally &C.
st,oyed by Are. Thousands Of persons
are without shelter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
ON WALL STREET.
Sssckl s shals Nere active VIII Prices
in Asss Cases HaterialiY
Eignes-Wosl QQ;sg,
uay Borda-Eew YORK wheat, Cut-
ton and Oonse Lower.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Nov.
~ u. Fhs stock
markeT WAS . shade
more active 70 day
and WAS quite strong,
sspt c!allY IN tia sitter
nooo, and pric2s this
evsoiog ere IN most
stocks ua,erisi,y higE
er thsn these Ct Bs
eyeair g. Ia the Tier
pOcl the UpwErd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

+. Paris Is getting tired Of the biIIet. 10
1854 the opera gave 50 ballet Djghts; in
1855. %; 10 1856, 90; snd in 1887, Is.
Thus far IL oslss performances only have
been given n 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

Cotton Bait distributed yesterday st :
tractiva posters sdvisirg the G;eanville
world Of schema CT holiday excursions,
with double daily trG,ne, and IN induce
m2at OF one hslf fare to points south
and east,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

WI CaTuohka, roadnsster OF tie Rio
6 .sG5s division Of TIE Te1ss,sEd Pacific,
was IN Fort Worth yestardsy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

Is.s std Tia. Pseeldent Paddock CT the
Fcrt Worth spd Rio GIapds will bring
gocG news with him from New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
ACHURCH WEDDING.

Logd sachT:n, Y s,t's emposaTy Successor
Takes ULts Himsrlt 8 Vile.
NEW YORK, NOV. %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

The ST. Louis, ArEaDEss snd T'xss eff
Gals bsvs appointed X Waterman ass
sistsnt general freight agen. Of the CON-
psny with hesC 7zrters in Fort Worth
Mr.. Day goes to ST. LOUIS Nj Water
man wss for some lime chiet clerk OF
Oscar @. Murrsy At GsivsBsoD, and 10 81
experienced railroad mar,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
lfR RAILROADS.
President Paddock of the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande Will bs Back
To Day With Coed News.

wbslIh Val greet News lays 1bo1s &c
AichRon- A t Lon'F, ArBarshs aud
Esxes Al y ointment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

From what cs1 be lelrnsd there will be
C nsidssable rsilroad building IN 1889 on
Tires with Fort Worth IS the iait!sl point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Home Notes,

Il. Elliott OF toe Texas ard PAc;f; HsS
in Fort n ort5 yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

burned and both fires were started by
the ppsettiGg Of plumbers lantern. An
exciting ipciden' OF the Are was the rar-
row escape CT thrse dremen who we're
shut in the tower by the flames They
rang the bell vigorously, and after much
eff ut they were pulled out nearly suffo-
cstcd. Oae hremsn WAS badly cut By
falling slate.
George W. Cable, the novelist, joined
the fl 'emeL'iu their work end was one Ct
the most active and tffi:ieat men on tie
scene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
WORK OF The FLAMES.
A sixty.Five Thousand Dollar Church
at Northampton, Mass, Ruined
by Fire.
a New Yorker Tries to Bum n Three
Tnousard Dollar Stock c GoodstD
Get S25, 900 Insurance.
Fine Church Destroyed.

IaGA Pr ,NGFIELD, MASS,
R ~ Nov. p The beautiful
w ~ brown stone church of the
S First Coz regational sect,
~ Northampton, WAS ruined
~ VA by fire this afternoon. The
E 1, ~ building was new and cost
M@W. S65, GOO; insurance $50,
The I'D church Was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

G.rsysi MSnsger Frey Of she Missouri,
Klress ard Texas Is expected TO be in
Fort Worth Isle this week or e&rly re1t
weak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Holiday Rstfs

Special 10 the Gazette.
GR&xSvILLE, TEX, Ncv. 27.-The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

T.eM,' ent Paddock of the For. Worth
and Rio GrsMde, vii! return from New
York to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
10 Qsnn

VIII pay for TER WExEIs GiznITs
tor :he mouth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
GALVESTON.

% Ts!El fog Eurdsr-A Mtl oaa;rs Visitor
igi the City.
Special TO the Gazette,
GALVESTON, TEL. NV. 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
SPECIAL EXCURSION BATES

Made by all railroads IN Colorado to person,
holding our 81 cursion tickets.
The sumner resorts Of Colorado are noted Ia,
world over, and the scenery Over the Dsnvs,
and BIO Srande Is the grardess on earth,
Tickets on sale via Texas Panhandle Rout.
at al coupon ticket stations In Texas Ars
Louisiana. Call for information An descriptive
matter on r. NJ. BURROWS, T. a; j. n
LlSCHURST, City Agent, or ". V. NEVILLE
a. G. P. A.. 6ls Main street, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
PIgHY SAYINGS.
TIE Forum.

The residuum after the e6ervescence CT
loVs ID common sense, which Is the
ground work OF ellrsguiated mstrimony.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
AAILRoADs,
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas allF0Ft Worth RIB

shoztest line, quickest time from Gul, O, Ne.
leo, FoIs Worth and all principal points 4,
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts end Paotds
coast. including Trinidad, Pueblo .Manitor.
Utah. Daily trsins leaving For. .RS s:S
NJ, comprising new and elezaAE4 eauippef
Pul1n an palace sleeping Sekr- sd dining can
orsdo juncti n points M T., T. & s. + r. B..
D. 4; e. r. R,.gsackado Midland Railws; neS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

It never was otherwise than cruel, de-
morshziGg ard dangerous to keep prison
eIs in idleness; the mischief Of such
course would be incomperably greater
now than eve; bIfore.