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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Ellis: Tn mas Nelson, Denver, Cot
&c; rye Cook, TawD; -" G. rIelIsr Inclar
Missouri P4ci6c Railway; K-sinha sen, Gin
c'nnatI, II Shell J , Dallas; W WIN M on
Texa.: Downt, 2, ne4 yer; W II Blckn Il
New York; He tman, Milwsuk e; B Adj
On rles f Bel elman, NV rs. y j; owen =
Cooke, Dallas, u ) Jones y Lou S; II En-.
budy, Texas; G II Wood, Cali esville; W J
Bell, 7, xarkana; NJ Ia vey, Dallas; ! i
Louis; A H ROBERTSON, Coiordn TX
Fred 4 Wircheu, st Louis; Mrs + a COrnisn
G4lveston; } II Cobb, Decatur; rry and
vile, Amorilla; d Q kolp, Iowa; Samuel !
Ad- IN , Bo TON; W acey. Mar hal. y
msntr, sc l. uis; Dan G Goldlng an wife
Chic go, K Vic strv WsNahachie, w J Ru
lege, ClebI rne; r l. Duncan, New YORK; ? )
WIil's, ,IalVes on ; John SETTER, New IOrk; II
II Mluri. c, st Louis; John W aIke and wife,
Galveston; j ; Gunner, Terrell.
At the Mansion: " NJ : Si!t. TIE ephOu VI l.
Pore, Da Lac II Lit IL, Denison: y 70 l.
T yas; Rl.teman, GTandviewi + W Mhier
on he, Denver, Col; 7 ReeO. Chicago, III
Harvey Pemh 'rton, Texas: ID Z Framework
Hanoi J; Il L DimmOt, Ber tmi James J.
McAuus, 1t Joe, do: Miss Lizzie POOL, Colo
raco; James Base, GrAnbury J a UCey. De
catur: Il DAVIS GrApevinei W Q Becsham,
Graham.
Attic Pickwick: R MrAnulty, Albany
John BeaI,' oil 'rado; hn G Niliiams, RIA
w
e Laupneimer. 1t L nj VIM Martin, AmOIila
sage Coe, New York Terrell, Dap mt; j b
MesoR, Durham ARK; L II Young, Brookston,
Arb: W l. Wileor Wesley, ARK; j ID Price, Al
bany. Ga; NJ II : auly AND wife, i1r nbuty
HI Oh H Haz ru New York; E lie pie,
u ncer. Colo; NJ Nj VII lam Owensvi lei
" IkaTd, Henrietta; ID kearm, dorado; j
q Watt., Waco; Henry Mason. >an AMT MO; r
x Ca noun, Mar hall; G W Wells M ssOuIi; c
EOd,n, Dallas; r. w Puck, Platte CITY, Mo; W
d Al der, on, W chita rails: Ma hon Fronk,
DaIlas; d. X Kesting and W fe. Cleburne;
Jim Hasa, p e, 1 ainesviIle; a Kelly. Texas:
II Il IIalsill Decatur; James NJ oture, Dallf S; }
l. d Almond. SHERMAN; II Moran, T.
Rom Graham, Soc rrO; G L Rtchis I Aas
c Il Epys, X tnsas City; j Z jackson, Dallas
II L PaTmei, Valley Cree WIN Hqz, ltnn, NV
Gors l. Calhoun c TsiCapa; { Hearn and
wife, 7 Reed, {. lcago; Geo Il Limplende-
+ PI.o;C Il Brand Temp II Z ValIir. PaC
Exp CO F. A Atm, T snI K; Tom I'll =,
BIZ Spin KS: q WILSON Cliren, on; Il l. ckett,
I and Z Il; W Barr, pall-si JOnn Barry
hall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
was a somewhat difficult task as knew I

was q somewhat difficult task IS I knew
no one in Chicago, and had to exercise
constant caution TO avoid discovery; but
fiually learned that she WAS living q
quiet and apparently contented life. Then
l tried to forget.
"Some time before EuzA's death, which
occurred aoout six years ago, she being
soon followed by her husband, both now
lying side by side, she became possessed
with the idea thst WAS still living, and
st least one other had held 10 the same
conviction quietly for long, long time.
have been keeping hotel in Ro-
boken some time, snd about three
months ago received telegram from
Baltimore to come on 1T once and meet
nv daughter Noble. l thought some
other Fitzpatrick was wsnte6, but snoth
er telegram quickly followed, and in 3 sort
of daZe boarded the train. There she
WAS, sure enough, older than her mother
when l saw her LAST, but her living
image; not the two months old BABY
had parted from nearly thirty years ago,
out a buXom metron with two half-groWn
children. ANY attempt to describe my
feelings would be worse than useless.
10 single instant found myself trans
formed from lonely and misenthropic
man into 8 father and grandfather. l
believe caught myself looking into the
glass to see If had aged very rapidly
The history Of my discovery was simple
enough. My daughter who is the wife of
Albert SchonbecB, No. 207 EIst Chicago
avenue, by instinct, believe, as much az
anything else,
BECAME CERTAIN WAS NOT DELD.
Her husband was going to Europe by
way OF Baltimore, and she insisted thh
he should make thorough inquiries before
sailing. He had some data handed down
as my old resorts, and in the course Of
the first day came Bcross man who had
stopped st my hotel last season and VINO
completely established my identity.
SChonbeck Immediately telegraphed his
wife ard she went TO Baltimore SO fsst as
stesm could carry her, bringing the
"kifs," Of course, and on their arrival he
notified me. Nothing would do but that
l must dispose OF my property and live
with them. 1t wasn't very III cult i1b
TO persuade me, imsgile, and mere | ALI.
"The name Of my wlfe's second hus-
bAndl Don't ask for that. It need not
be told, but her father and brother are
at rest, side by side, too, at R)sehlll. At
ter coming TO ltcago the German mill
rarY experience OF the former easily Sc
cured him commission, and the son also
was 8 commissioned Ctf;er IN the same
regiment, the number Of which / can not
recall. The f.C 8 l have learned, OF
course, since | came here, but l under
stand both served with distinction, came
back to the city, engaged in business, and
lost all at the great fire. Both have been
dead several years.
"Their graves we're undoubtedly decor
ated by their surviving com rades OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, and" after
pause, ~ myself scattered f)wers on
one grave
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
Blaze 10 Tony PASTORS rnsa,er.

NEW YORK June B-Aoout $3.50 O'Clock
this morning a fire broke out in Tony
Pastors thester or Esst Fourteent
street. AS the flames gained rapid head
way three alarms were sent out. The
theater Is In Tammsny Hall building, and
sGjoins the Academy Of Music, which at
one time was seriously threatened by the
flames. By dint Of hard work, however,
the firemen succeeded in preventing this,
snd at s as 3. m. the fire was under con-
troll.
Both Tammany hall and Tenv Pastors
thester were wrecked. The fire broke
out in the scene room Of the thester in
the Tammsny building, where it wrought
sad havoc. The big hall so lately de-
serted by the Democratic hosts, now
president-mskipgs st St. Louis,is wrecked.
Tony PASTORS theater is wrecked, t o.
The inside of the big building is in ruins
Only the front on Fourteenth street looks
as usual. The damage is not less than
$50 600, perhaps more.
All the days and bunting belonging TO
Tammsny were esrried out 1. safety.
The big Indians OF TsmEsny were car
ried out in s.fety. The bust of John
Kelly and the plaster profile of Jefferson
were broken. The portraits Of Cleve-
land and Thurman, intended to display
at the ratification meeting to De held,
were saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
Honey Is Not Sentimental.
Waco Day.


TIE GAZETTE publishes rom the Texas
Farmer, state organ of the Texas Gt.nge,
the first tsecre,) circular issued by the
state Alliance Of Dallas, reviewing lite
financial status and reciting series Of
events which, the managers claim, led 10
its embarrassment. Ia brief, it is alleged
that the banks and merchants OF Dallas
combined in general and fierce attack
on the exchange, refusing TO extend
credit ON good collateral security,
with the determination to c:usn it cut
Of existence withoutregard to the eou,-
ties or ordinary bu' mess considerations.
Following this circular, as published in
THE GAZETTE, are statements made by
ban er5 and merchants Of Dallas who
deny in detail and in toto al the siiegs-
tions OF the manager OF the Exchange
and ssy thst the circular is sensational
document, false and misleading in it's
ASSERTIONS and uriqst TO the bust
ness men o. Dallas, who are friend
~ and not hostile to the Alliance and its
obi cts. The Day does not assume to
take psrt in s controversy which ct the
outset involves question OF fact and
veracity. AS general pro position, how
ever, 1t msy be tskan for granted that
money is too cold FLOODED to epgsge in
warfare such IS the Alliance managers as
ser: has been insuguratet. AL that
money asks is soord security and fair
profits, and whoever goes into the msfket
on that bssis Will rarely be refused.
Money has no sentiment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
LATONIA RACES.
GOOD Sports - The best Mile Time Ever
Made on the Track.

GOOD Sports - The Beet Mile Time Ever
Made the Track.
CINCINNATI, OHIo, June cit was s
hot sultry at Lst0nia to-day. The racing
Was fine and the time made was excellent.
Bonita in the last race made the best
mile time ever made at Lstonia,
I:4l3, and won the great race
from Valuable right under the wire.
Valuable was the iavorite and Lewis hsc
the mount; Stovoll wss on Bonita. As
they neared the wire Lewis turned TO
watch Grimsldi. who was coming down
the stretch like q fash. Stovall, who
was riding Bonita next to the fence,
whipped her up snd won the
race by he6d. 1t was very
little thought OF in the books, selling
from 10 to l. The bookmskers escaped 6
rich harvest on her.
First race-Seiling purse for three year
olds and upwards, seven and one half
furlongs. The start WAS made Electricity
showing up tst. The lead wasconsthnily
changing. And it WAS any ones race to
the finish. Wheel-of- Fortune won by q
scsnt length from Santa Cruz second,
Kssson third. Time 1904.
Third Race-Selling purse for three
yesr-olds and upward, six furlongs
When the f.g fell Cousin Jeems showed
up in the front and WAS never headed,
winning by TIVE .sngths under pull, CIV
ton second, Keynote third. Time, :l64
Fourth R.ce-Selling purse for three
year -olds and upwards, seven furlopgs
A fair start was MADE, Uaa B. showing
up first. Dago soon passed her, but WAS
unahle to hold the lead long from ITna r .
who held it from the post under the wire,
winning by length and half easily,
Efie Hardy second, Lucky jim third.
Time, l:30.
Fifth rsce-Hsndicap sweepstakes for
three-year-olds and upwa-ds, one mile
A splendid start WAS made at the ffrs: at
tempt, Mamie Hunt showing up in front.
Valuable took the LEAD st the lower turn
and held 1t within few feet Of the wire
Then Bonita, who had been running next
the. fence, was whipped up and won by s
head from Valuable second, length
ahead of Grimsldi, third. Time, l:ali.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
AUSTIN
Tho CAss against the International Rail
way The WooldTidEe GAAs.
5pacisl to the Gazette

Tho CAss against the InseEnationsl Rail
way The Woodbridge GAss.
special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX June Ia the District
court to day the trial CT the great case
Instituted by the state for the forfeiture
of the charter Of the International Rail
road, wss resumed before Judge Townes
Attorney General Hogg for the prosecu-
ton, read the dep1sitlons OF the follow
Jonn Brown, Cone Johnson, W.
Tyler; VIM. BrolIes, j Young Gocch, J.
J. Wood, 5, A M;MesD, S. N P.Ckens
and " G BeGyes Of Palestine; Thomas
Dunn Of Neches; j G MIR: ynolds OF
Necnesvllle. The following witne sses
were examined, orally: Wade Border,
Tyler; E Khron and john 3. GLfi, Aus
tin; W. Il, Tracy, Rockdale: a. j. Wor-
ley, Milan county; f. B Looney, Oak
wood, and W. 81. Or II and j. R Palmer
OF Palestine. All the foregoing witnesses
deposed unfaYorably to the company
Inc suit will hardly be finished before
Monday, ss the rosd is now laying
new track and building new depots
snd evidently since it cut loose from
Gould Is trying to comply with its char
ter. Its friends here say it is not god
policy to try to cripple road ihat has
done much to build up Texas.
The Woodbridge case before Uli.ed
States CommisslL ner Foster was not con-
Guided to-day Mr.. Woodbridge made
his own statement.
Police Officer Locke fell from 5 street
car and dlsIocsted MS shoulder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
THE CROPS.
More Testimony as 60 the Fine Prospects
Throughout the State.

Judge j. NJ. Lindsay, ore Of Gaines
7ille's mos: prominent citiz2ng, was in
the city Yesterday. He has recently re-
turned from trip through the
northwestern portion OF the state, and ne
ssys he has never seen such osts and
wheat as are Dow standing in the
fields, almost ready 10 be hsr
vested In the higher portions Of Cooke
county he ssYs cotton Is in tiae condition,
the s'sud b.ing good ami the fields in the
best tx he ever esw. IN some OF the low
grounds through which be has recently
passed, the GRIP Is bsdly overruu bV
weeds, the wet weather keeping the farm
ers from working them out. Altogether
ne thinks the outlook in the state, snd
especially in the western portion, is very
fittering.
william Powell CT Beecher, H., who
has Just passed through that part OF the
state between Psris and Cleburne, and
from tnst point to Fort Worth, is en-
thGsissiic over the lie crops he saw on
the way. The corn crop eclipses every
thing OF the sort he ever saw before in
any part Of the country. l. looks now IS
though it would yield from seventy 70
eighty bushels to the acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
He mhH 10 Worre,

WASHINGTON, June 8 At L O'Clock
Colonel Blunt said that nothing further
could be said Of the Generals condition,
At1:30 o'clock DR.. s. L. Lincoln called
st the house aud remained half m h ar
1t Is feared from these circumstances
that the General may be worse. The fol-
lowing bulletin WAS issued at p. N
General Sheridan has passed quiet sud
restiul morning At this hour isvorshle
indications continue. His pulse is l04
respiration rs and regular. The secre-
tons are ABUNDANT. His mind is clesl
and sleep natursl.
ESignsdl S, LINCOLN.
RcBEHr O'RKuIT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
After Anniher RaiIHar-

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
KERENs, TEX JuIe 5.-0ar little vii
lsge is again excited over the prospects
for NEW railway. Colonel Gresham,
the attorney for the Air Line + ilws7,i is
here together with Contractor Owens and
right Ct way Agent R1z1r. These gentle
men will start to-day TO lock over the
whole route Of the prospective railroad,
the third survey of which is now about
completed to this point. We are unable
TO learn how soon work will com
mence, but the presence Of 8 contractor
and the fact that the right Of way Is being
uougnt up encourages the belief that We
shall soon have new railway which will
give US short and direct connection
with Houston and Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

nome NOl6E.
.T.:W. JscEson, ger al lard agent OF
the Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe, was In
Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
Colonel L, D. VoAk, general live stock
agent Of the Missouri Pacific, has re-
turned from Tip north.
JIM Steere, assisl ant general freight
agent Of TIE CUT, Colo ado and Santa
Re, wss In Fort Worth yesterday.
-"
The track Of the houston and Texas
Central nears completion sud close con
nection with the Fort Worth and Denver
will be made il few days.
THE GAZETTE Is indeb ted to MIR. I. c
Evans, of Texarksns, sn old rsilrosder,
for the design Of the Fort Worth railroad
man, printed in Mondays issue.
-.
The .Vaudalis anu Pennsylvanis route
will put on special train be ween St.
Louis and New York which mskes the
trip in thirty one hours. The first train
goes on June 10.
50
The arbitration proceedings for the
right of wsv into the city for the Fort
Worth and Denver are progressing, and
It is expected that work on the track will
begin within 8 few days.
-
1T seems the colored population OF the
'Psrallelogram have determined to cele.
brste Emancipation Dsy on June ls and
40, so the Cotton Belt has agreed to sell
ticBets on those days, good 10 return un
til the 20.h, at one and one-third fare for
the round trip.
Colonel L. L. Keller, formerly superin-
tendent of the Texas and PACING Railway.
Rio Gfande division, but now general
msnaeer of the K. G. T. & G.. Railway at
Texarksns, eXas, has resigned, his resig
rstion to take place about the goth in
slant, and will leave for Wisconsin to
accept prominent position there.
e.
. Mrs. /. NJ. Mason, of Vernon, called at
the GAZETTE ofiice yesterday morning
and exhibited smsn stone monument
Ssith the word HVernon" cut in it. 1t Is
q specimen OF the stone out of which the
;a6utments Cor the great iron bridge over
Pesse river are to be bziit. This bridge,
to be erected By the Fort Worth and
Denver, is to tske the place Of the wooden
structure which has been washed away
several times. The stone is OF fine
quality, and is found near the compsny's
track not far from where the bridge ts to
90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, June The idea Of
organizing railroad to point northeast
and southwest is agsin receiving some
attention, but as yet the matter has not
assumed dt finite shape. II three or four
business men OF influence and wealth,
well known In tae community, could be
prevailed upon TO lead in the enterprise,
there would be no d.ffculty in m,king
tn matter q reality. This would give Us
more than one or two ways Of going sll
rail to Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

On Tuesday, about midnight, Oficer
Merce., Of Allegheny, noticed woman
go into the middle Of Main street ard
dig a hole with Ratchet. She Placed
an object in the hole and carefully cover
ed it up. The officer unesrthed the OBJ
jsct and found small hand mirror with
writing upon it which he could not de.
ciper. Taking it to the womsn's house,
she explained that the wrItir g on the
glass WAS "FAther, Son ard Roly Ghos',"
and that it was charm to drive away
an ailment in her head. 1t wss Swiss
custom, and she wanted TO keep the mir
rcr buried for three days. She was
allowed to RENTER 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
s.oDe for the Peu.e River Bridge

Special to the Gazette.
AMARILLO, TEX, June - Captain
Haynes and Mr. KaicksbockeT, bridge
engineers Ct the Fort Worth and Denver
Rsilroad, are here and have put force Of
men to work about five miles west Of
here Quarrying stone with which 10 build
the piers OF the new railroad bridge
across Pease river. This may clearly
show the fine quality Of stone OF Potter
coanty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

records show that Albany has and still is
receiving and forwarding more freight,
live stock aud produce Than any other
point on this division. A hack line has
been established to alternate with the
train from Cisco to Albsny. A meeting
wss held here on Saturday by the cttiz MS.
il which the arbitrary action OF the Cen
trail eli :ials was severely condemned, 81 d
resolutions we're passed to heartily sup
port suy aud encourage shy railroad
building through the county and Cfsring
to compete with tbs Central.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
On All Fools D.y New O:lesua news

On AL Fools Dsy New O;lesua news,
paper printed detailed ard lrtefe5tios
account of remAIksole pocket teleFlols
that had been invented by young eiec-
tricianIin that city. The articls, tlihoasa
written entirely SIS 3 joke, found its way
as a serious ms;ter into the columns -
seye,sl highly resp ectable scier tide Ioa"
nails, snd q number OF wealthy corpora
lions wrote to SCENTS in the city, author =
ing them TO begin negotiations for 'a'
purc asss Of the invention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

IA womsn eyed seventy years, fes'dsh'
Of Leeds, England, YVES charged "l3A 'ae
lsrceny OF shoemsker's last, Vsl0eI :.
I'd. TIE Judge, in passing sentence sou
that the f nse WAS q serious one, NAG
much as it was likely to deprive psI'o.
OF the cJboler Of his stoe when he nlos.
needed them. The defendant WIS tEea
sentenced to nine months lmprls0Ellt-'
and fled e.. Her only dsuglEtE Was
buried the Gay she went to prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
Waco,
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette,
WACO, TEX, jane 6.-Miss Annie
Cameron, daughter of Colonel William
Cameron, was married this evening at the
Episcopal church here to Nj. r II
Downnan. Toe church was denseiy
packed. The reception was bri liant
ahiir.
DR.. J. C. j. King has recovered his
gold watch faxed Oy pickpockets st the
Austin dedication.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
seprb,,e.p msior,ty In Oregon

PORTLAND, OREGON, June G.-The
Repu olicsn msj Jrity on the state ticket
continually increases as the returns come
in. Perman's majority now stands at
nearly 1000, and will be increased rather
than rec uced The Republicans will have
seventy five members on the joint ballot
in the Legislature; Democrats twenty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
Two French l,dies I.tely agreed upoI

Two French lSdies IEtely agreed uPcL;
trial for l ,o00 i1spcs tosse which echC
talk the fastest. The contest WAS 10 En-
dure for three hours. One pIononncec-
POS. $50 words, reading from Eagens
Sls The other pronounced 2Lo,5Ii IL.
won the prize. That is. Of course cFllt,
to the liquldity Of the French lsnsasg.'
however, gentleman VINO tr'ec W
break the record scored record 81 oDl'
ll9, il2 words.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
Eagle Pass.
Special 10 the Gazette.

SpeclHI 70 the GazetIe.
EAGLE PASS, TEX June s.-The cloth
Ing house OF Sslsoscher Bros. WAS en-
tered last night and clothing TO the
amount of $500 was stolen. The thief
or thieves enter, d from the rear, forcing
An opening in one Of the windows. The
best clothes we're taken. Two hundred
dollars reward has been offered, but as
yet there is no clue.
District court Is In session trying the
criminal docket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
Tho CONVENTION Center.
Johnson County Record.

Fort Worth knows how to entertain
strangers. 1t is indef d the coming "con-
vention" center OF Texas. One CT the
biggest things we saw st the Fort Worth
convention was THE GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

Enghsh magistrates have sent SC s"
for thirte, days an old msn wac "ss
convicted CT having trundled 70 empty
barrow along the gravel iootpsta Of {
country road wbeIe he would have in'ef,
fered with foot passengers if there 1ai
been any anywhere about to be in,eIierea
with, which the evidence showed 'AeiS
were rot. The regular roadway hac an
been newly laid with broken rock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
General Dissatisfaction.
ALBANY. TEX, June 1,

ALBANY. TEX, June 4, 1sSS.
10 the Editor of the Gazette.
Considerable indigoat.On IL expressed
by the citizens Of Albany and
Shscklef)rd county and surround
ing counties and points tribu-
taTy to this place, at the action OF the Cen
tral management Ia limiting the mail sDd
passenger service to this place from Wsl-
nut Springs to tri. weekly trsip, IS the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
Would Not Permit 3 Celebration.

INV YORK, June 6.-Mayor Hewitt re-
fused PERMISSION to the County Dtmoc-
rscy to fire a cannon in honor Of Piesi-
dent Cleveland's nominstion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

1t NAV be interesting to chess players
10 know the origin OF the word "check-
mate" Its literally the Arabic es-chetk
inst, the sheik (kine) is dying.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

Double dsily serVice Of eleg.nr s..-
30 net and Sleeping Cars be:EoeT, So, =. : 4,
and Kansas City and St Louis. - --l.-Ji's
-, Don't on be- deceived, but call for VOC, Ill.,.
viz S mt missouri Pacific Railway. '0-'h
folders etc, call on r. IA T., ,, ~ mar
Ticket Agent, Union depot Fort ~.
JANE LURS, Ticket Agent, CIV on.
neE Main and Third streets. N-''s' atr
Northern Texas Pass. Agent 5s,-.,,
c 3. W. MCULIl:.,.-
General Pass. Anc TlCss, a.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07
THR RAILROADS.
The Fort Worth and Denver to Build a
Magnificent Iron Bridge Over
Pease River.

FGss rrBi1 Service From st Louis to NsEs
York-The Central Track will
Boon rs Done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-07

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