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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
TWO NOTABLE WIVES.
Young MIS-. Blaine and Young Mrs. Gould
Fr1epdlp-Ihesksical PFC jsctg

Young MEs. Blaine and Ycuug Mrs. Gould
Fr1endly-Ihsatsicsl PFC jscts.
NEW YORK, NV. II Mrs James G.
Blaine, Jr Is this week mother, and
young Mrs.. Gould, with recent second
nfsns in her own family, has beeh SYM
psthetlc&lly calling on her. Both these
yourg ladies' were actresses before they
married distinguished mems sons, snd
neither had reached safety in dramatic
honCrs. II seems that they made
cssusl Acquaintance in the days
when Mrs. Gould WAS an actress Of small
parts IL the DAILY company and Mrs.
Blaine WAS pupil at the Lyceum theatre,
but had bsen taken uo by Moo 9ska ana
vas under engagement for travelling
season with that veteran and exac!irg &C
tress when, during summer at Long
Branch, she played lawn tenn 8 with
young Blaine, fell in love with him and
gave up her stage aspirations to become
his wife.
It is nov altogether likely that unless
MIS-. Jimmy sid her husband become
reconciled she viii GO to acting. TIE
understanding is thst the young couple
are not disposed to unite. They seem to
have made up their minds that their union
wss Incompatible. Several managers,
alert to the commercially valuable INTRO
duc.ion which Mrs. Blsine has had to the
public, and mindful Of the fact that 81
critical Judge as Eodjasks was willing
TO entrust roles Of some import
snce to her, have already offered fair in
ducements, and the outlook is tbEs soOL
after the holidays she will be put forward
Electrically.
Il is suspected that Mrs. George Gould
is almost eavious OF Mrs. james G.
Blaine, Jr., in view OF the lRttet'S Prob
able return to the stage. Although her
wedlcck ia hsppy-toT George Gould is
good nstured, indulgent and loving hus-
bsnd-the Edith Kingdom Of the theaters
was not tired OF the tinEel Of the stage
before she retired into the real gold Of
millionsirism. She probably woIld moi
return to professional lie If she could,
and she could not go into amateur theat
rlc&ls II she would, for that question has
lust been settled for the ensuing winter
st least. The GouIds are attendants az
DR.. Fsxton's Presbyterian church In
West Forty second street, and while Jay
SHOWS no signs Of becoming al active
Christian, the ladies have taken some
share in the congregations charities. An
amateur dramatic entertainment Is IN
preparation by soms of the Paxton peo
pie. TneJ went to MIS-. Gould, propos-
ing to mske her the star actress Of the
occasion, ard counting on turning heI
attractiysness into msnY benevolent dol
lars. she responded with an iDpulsiyt
acceptance, qusl!h9d by the proylso thai
her hushandJS cODSent must be obtained
SIZE took week in which 10 make him
say yes, but az the end OF that time was
compelled to report his positive no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
Nav orleans market.

NEW ORLEANS, L., Nov. IA COFFEE
Qlies bus steady; Rio, common to prime,
l3t@I7S. Rec s:esdy, with good de,
maGo; ordinary to prime, Sl@2t,. Cot
zoo seed PREDICTS quiet but Il, IN; cotton
seed oil, prime ciule, delivered, S9@40c;
refined, free on board, 90c; csks snd
meal, long ton, free on board. 224@223e.
Sugar moderately active AMI nIguer;
ope1-kettles Sc; good common to
fully tsir, a q AZ; common,
Age; cantriiugs! plsntstion grs0u.
sted, SIC; choice white, 16@6s:;
eff white 6!964c; grey white 5t@6G;
ceoice yello@ CART d 8 16@St3; pine
yellow c!srlded 559S l-ls-; IF vs. low
clarified i395 l6a; seconds 43@55
Molssses lady snd firm; open .ls,
fancy, AGA; strictly prime S9@40c;
good primv S5@37c; orIme 3I9S3 % q
fair 2792sc; tAif 2I@35c; cont i'ugsls
strictly prime 24@25 good fair 1s@ls.;
fair l5@l6c; common lac; inferior Is;
LouisihLs syrups soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
speoial 70 The Gazette.

spe,ial 70 the Gazette.
WFATHERF1RD. TEX, Nav. IA -SherifI
d. s. Sisk returned this evening from
Callahan county where he crested 0. 2.
Norton, chsrged with The theft Of s
w ca IN this county. Norton wss placed
in jSil here.
B. c. Mcconnell tenderei his resisrs-
HON SIS city attorney yesterday having
oten elected county atto neg, aud toodsy
" V. K3nnescen was appointed City st.
torney by MSyor Buster and vas qualified
Tor the ofi;e.
Hon. S. ". 7. Lanhsm returned this
evening from short tip 10 8 P1so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
Rsnvsy rsleErapher,' GrIsvsDoes.

Specis! 20 the GaEette
WACO, Tx Nov. Alt is reported
here by telegraph opsrItors thas tie
grievance on the Houston and Texas
Central Rad is the cutting Of Of the 10
per cent. commission formerly allowed
Them Tor handling the Western Uoion
Telegraph Compkn5's business. Com
plants hsVs been m.de from time
10 time by the operators to Mr..
1. Cohen, superintendent: since ne sue
ceeded Mr.. Nj VandeTv0ors come three
yesrs age, at whioh lime the commission
wss allowed, but On Mr.. Cohen's success
sioa to the flee this WAS cut CT. The
members OF the order OF Railway
Telegraphers state emphaticslly they
know Of no strike in theil
organic ition and say If one Is inhuguratet
It will be outside and Independent! Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

8 Bangor gentleman who recently
Travelled in Europe, while on Germsn
raiIrosd fell in with German who hEd
partially mastered the English language
The two engaged in conversation, when
II appeared that the German was d.
rector OF the road. After = while the
latter asked the Bangorisp, who WAS ac-
compsnied by his wife and two other
ladies. care all these ladies' Of your
pErGy?" Being ans wered in the sfflrms-
tive, he eudesvored to be complimentary
by remaking, "Ab! 1hey are remark
aoiy fac specimens"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
a CoIorec BcS's Damages.
speela1 to the Gazette.

HOUSTON, TEX Nov. IA This morn
ing in the District court the jury In the
case of Jordan mes VS. the Gu!f. Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe Railway returned s
verdict IN favor CT the plaintiff for S25oO
damages. Jones is coloreo boy who
brought salt fer $4,000 damages on &C.
count O. Injuries received while working
for the company. He had bis foot crush
ed about SIX months ago so that smputs :
tion was necessary TIE mother OF the
boy also has 4 suit sgsinst the company
for loss Of services Of the SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

The wandering OF gypsies through their
favorite fsld, AuFtCie, has received 8
serious check. The Austrian minister Of
the interior has issued decree By which
iLineranl gypsy bands, wherever they
tnrn up, will be cslled upon to give an
account Of themselves, and should 1t be
sscertaine1 that they have come from the
East they are turned back under escort.
On such occasions all expense entGiIed
by their transport Is to be betrayed By
Themselves, ard should they be insolveut
their live stock sid chSttels ere to be
sold st suction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE CHAMBERLAIN ENDIcoTT WEDDING.
WASHINGTON, Nov 1S.-At noon next
Tuesday Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain anc
Miss Marry E ldicoGt will be married be-
fore the altar Of S.. Johns church, the
mos. fashionable E 1iscopAl place Of wor-
ship at the r2tionsl capital. The wed
ding will be very quiet eRIir. Ne!ther
oEidesmsids nor best man will De pres
emit. There will De no guests cave o few
resr relatives Of the bride ana President
and Mrs. Cleveland and some Of the
higher offcisI5 in Washington.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II The secretary
OF the treasury mas awarded the contract
for vault doors for the public buildings 81
Galveston and Dallas, Tex, to the M
tionsl Lock Company OF Cleveland.
TEXAS PlsTMAsTERE.
pecikl 90 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA posto flee
has been established st Fulp, FAnuln
county, Tex aud 4. J. DuGGwortl ap-
pointed postmaster,
CATTLE NEGOTIATIONS.
WARRINGTON, NV. 10 recon-.
mediation Of the commissioner Of sgri
culture the Treasury Department mas
MOD dad ia instructions OF October %
regSTdIng .hs importation Of ssock from
NJ xico e. L,poIis, Hereford aud Busnos
AYres, AriZ0bs. Customs officers al
.hese places have been instu csld to scg
&C quaran inc officers under the super
vision Ci the veterinary surgeon Of
Ar'Zophl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

brought in load Of sweet potatoes yes
tardsy, che grestest in size that the peo
PIE here ever saw. Oae potato weighed
twenty pounds, aud the mIjoritY of the
load would weigh from ten to twenty
pounds. Canaan Malfby raised one row
OF potsfoee 400 TaIds long and dug l25
bushels Ct potatoes from it At this rate
1900 bushels would grow On 81 acre. A
number OF our ci!zens saw them dug.
Captain M,ltby is the same man thai had
me largest potatoes in Texas st the Stste
Fair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

On Halloween several oftae young girIs
s. the reform school in North Topeka
played a trick On one Of their humble ,
which turned cut very seriously. They
made en- t f1gY Of man ont OF sheets and
pillows aud placed it in the room Of Miss
Gwinns who, when she saw the object,
fell upen the hoor IN = f: snd wes unco1-
scioRs when found few minutes later.
The young lady has been in delicate
health for the past year, and although
.he has suffered much from hys!eria the
last few days, there are now hopes Of her
rscOHeEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

ness is sufficient III most Ca es to preserve
stesdiness. rhere IS plenty CT irq Try
doubtless for seversl directions, but too
low prices gre offered for DDS IN quan-
tity This is lsrgeIY so with the China
demand. Th5re is little India inquiry
walch Is possibly partly Cue
to thu holiday ct Calcutts.
The Transactions for the smaller
foreign outlets sre not important. Msr-
chants continue to buy csutiousls, as
also does the home trade. The estimate
OF the American cotton crop are expected
70 be more definite soon, although they
cannot be conclusive for some time. The
impression prevsils that the estimates
which fixed the yield 6: under 1000 600
bales, will have to De enlarged. The ex-
port yarn department is more quie'.
There was [sir business last week in
some spinning bundles and two folds
The demand has now lessered. Water
twiet bundles IRE neglected. Home man
uf,cturers bought carefully. Their pUr.
chases did not equal The average Tuesday
business. The clo.h depsr ments are
quiet. There ere abundant orders for
some directions, but the prices of red
are so low a5 not to present hope Of sn
ssrly settlement Of the difference between
buyers and sellers. The makers OF we'll
known and fsvoriie makes Of ehirtiYgs
for shipment, grey and MeZicaus, cold
freely during The fortnight. Prices are
unsteady. Inoia hae and fancy gods are
dull. Sellers whose orders are nearing
ex pirsticn sd d fi;ulty in iEg them
az satisfactory prIces. The best printing
cloths are steady. Recent contracts
strengthen the position CT sellers Com.
mon qualities and other fnIshing cloths
are dull with SLOW demand. Prices are
OOOY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

L eeIendid entertainment, consisting OF
beer, bread and cheese, ana dancing, was
lttely given 81 Friedrichsruhe by Prince
Bismarck to sill OF his wofkmeu ana tie
administration for cutting down trees On
the estate, upon which there is vast
Smount OF timber cutting. The occssiCz
was the levsllng CT the loo. 0o0Sh tree. I,
WAS ever $50 feet in highth, snd will be
erected in fc0n. OF the Princess house Is E
nemento. Tae wood is mostly turned
into pspeT pulp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
Special to tie Gazette.

SpeCiSl 70 tEe 5A1eHe'
WEATEERFoRD, TEX, Nov. IA The
Northwest Distric. Conference OF the NJ.
E Church South WAS opened at the
Methodist church ia this city this morn
irg al 10 O'CLOCK By Bishop E r Hen
DIRK. The opening WAS BY religious GER
vice., after which the presiding elders
msGe reports on their districts. The min.
isters On the supernunGTy and super
anusted were heard ard their cases were
referred 70 the committee on coniersL &c
relations. The bishop made very in.
pEessive talk on the loysity and tsithiu!-
ness OF the presiding elders. TIE after
noon was taken up by committee WORK
Of tbs standing committees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

A writer ia the GEeeLYlle, Ga, Free
Press, proposes the following method for
q1'cEe1irg s SOW mule: "L notice that
. certain merchant slVertises = gpur TO
quicken that slow mule The best sour
tnGt ever used 70 q licksn glow IL ule
is plenty Ct corn ara Ioodsr. Give Il to
Elm in liberal coseg three times L day. Il
won'e tear his hide Ike the CHER. bat II
will loosen it. II any man trisz this
remedy sud # fsiis, the1 I!l ess The mule
srpre end sli.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

Scme PruseiAn Tsiiwsys srs expert
menting with ix.e-o boxes fitted with oesr-
ings of vegetable parchment ia place Of
brass. The parchment is strongly COM
pressed before being used, aud II is
thoroughly dried TO prevent subsequent
shrlE ksge An emulsion CT water and
oil, any OF the mineral OILS, is used as
lubricant. TIE psTchmeE: soon oeconieA
impre gated with Gil, sn3 IS able 10 go =
long time without renewal CT lubrica-
tiou. Superiority to natal Is clEimed
for Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
Terrell.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX Nov. IA About fifteen
or more wagons loaded with cotton came
in to-day all in one crowd. It put smiles
on the merchants faces to see the care
va.
ISis expected the creamery viii be II
operation by February l, and will keep
going provided the supply is sufficient al
that season Of the year TO keep 1t moving,
though real active operations will hardly
commerce uDtil spring opens snd "grass
rises" So old Texans often say. The
factory is large one, and will draw its
supply from 6 circuit OF twelve to fifteen
miles Of Tsrrell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

BENEFICIAL TO BOTH COUNTRIES

bhNNHIOI8L 10 bUIH NUUNIhIhBs
CITY MEXICO, NV. 13. - Senor
Dublap, minister of fiaarcel says the
election OF General Harrison will be bene
fcisl to Mexico, and Senor Burand, min
lister OF justice, thinks the Few admins.
tration IN the UliteG States will increase
commerce and hsrmO.y between the two
republics.
The governor Of the stste Of Zucstecas
hes called 6 meeting Of merchants, bank
ers snd property owners, to dtvise means
for the coustruction Of bEauch railroads
80 San Luis P0tosi Snd Gu8dSlsjara.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

ARCHESfER, Y V. IA.
Guardian in its
says /:
1.-THE somewhat in
creGeed animation OBJ
'eIvRble in 8 few de-
0srtments last week
les subsidized. Nothing
-elieves the uniform
qui9 'peI 8. The daily
.hnd-fO.mGuih huai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

them. It is stated, however. that A. D.
Thursson, grand chief telegEapher Of heir
order. vii present list 0S grievances to
me eff ;'st4 Ct the Gnif, Colorado and
Ssrt. Fe aod then evsit tteir sct!gl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
REYIsING THF CoNsIITuIIn
Ireland
APAssKNGER Overheard

DUBLIN, NV. II "A saloon passenger
named Pype fell oveIbOSrd last night
from one Of tie steamers running be-
tween Holyhesd and Dublin and WIS
drowned. It IS reported that tbs nal
was Mr.. Jasper Douglas Pyne, member
Of PArliSmeat fer West Waterford.
wA bail fl named Lyrch las been shot
desd at KlbETrY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
RA,nin the 4blsRs Country.

y
ABILENE, TEX Nov. 1t-Tsylor sid
surrounding counties sre having an sbun-
dance OF rain, tEe last Heek has BEEN ore
Of continued drizzle and downpour.
Wheat planted before the rain is up AID
looking splendidiy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

ALIAS, TEX , Nov.
II -"Why on earth
don't the people OF
your town work up the
ps ,er mill proiec. they
tsIssd of SO much last
spring2" asked 8 well
known capitalist OF
Dsiiss OF THE GA
zETTE man to-day
Said he: "Fors Worth
has never invested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
Female College l coated.

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, Nov. IA The female col
lega has been located In the driving park
addition, owned by syndicate composed
If Dallss and Fort Worth men. The
college will cost $50. 600, and will De
quite al addition to this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

Orwell wss four yssrs f1uIi5hirg little
town IN kansas, with 8 good newspaper
and other signs oi prosperity. Now it
has not single inhabitsnt, snd the houses
gsz3 vscaRtly on the surrounding prairie.
The railroad was Y ended and the peo-
pie hsd 20 90 with Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

tempt had been made 10 zssassInste
Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria. The Co
burg feruiIy hes received 70 sdvices on
the SUBJECT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
OeDrraI Afsica.
TRR WRITE PACHk,

CAIRO, Nov Il -0iessengers who have
srriyed ct Wao&aslis report that the
mysterious white pSsh il The Babel
GAzsl district hss fought great battle
sno killed may deEVisagrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
Belgium.


BRUssEL", Nov IA An explosion OF
fire damp mas occurred in Frederick pit st
Dour in the province Ct Hainsnt. Thirty
miners were killed.
Later disps ches say thirty-two per-
sons were killed. At ire TINA OF the e1-
pIosiol Ehirty-hve men were N the pit,
and out OF this nunbsr only three
escaped alive, and they are al more or
less Injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
SeHvia.
A TOWN INVADED.

BELGRADE, Nov. ia band of thirty
armed Turks made Ta.d to-day On the
SgrvIsn town Of Rsstai. The peassntR
rallied and offered determined resistance
to the invaders. During the struggle
many we're Killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

TIE recent death CT E. P RE, the su-
thor, from 2, girs Pc torls leSds Sel9oTd's
Magazine TO state Ihst a nun9sr Of Ysars
SGD Dr.. Richardson Of London re ceiEed a
pc Z. CT 20, COO frsI CT from the Academy
OF Medicine IN Paris for having discovered
81 almost iLfsIlible remedy for epgirs.
pactoris by the administration in the very
smsll doses OF 100 to l IS OF s grain CT
nitro. glycerine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
EEnUcs



PARI', Nov. 1S-IE 10 rumored here
that the G rm6n Gusrds on the casts
frontier eh0t IS three French sportsmen
to-dsy, Kill! g owe Of them
REVISING THE CoNsIITU lion.
PARIS, NV. 1.-THE Chamber OF
Deputies committee on revision OF the
constitution mas resolution in fsvor Of
abolishing the Senste AID the presidency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
KapEIa.
EcIEAsING THE LEMY.

ECREkslNG THE AEhl.
ST PKTERsBURG, NV. IA ukSse
mas besn fssusd adding two divisions
to the Eighth Army CJrps IL Wes:srz
Russia,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15


the action Of the league, while the con-
nection between fhe incrim mated iersons
and the oulrages was very slight. limit
ought to be put on the amount OF evil
dance admitted.
Times, said he could not agree with Sls
Charles Russell u5on the degree Of the
connection Of the league win the out
RACES. TIE speeches melting to cut
RACES had not yet come before the court
Sir Charles Russell responded: "Then
let this evidence be deferred
until the speeches sre produced"
Presiding Justice Hsnnen said the CONF
mission would form az opinion IS the
whether the parsons against whom the
charges were made could be connected
with the outragss by the mere Droo! ths'
the oLtreges were committed. They
would be unW.r.by CT thu position II
which thsV were plGced if they were no
able 20 keep their minds ia o state Of
equilibrium on this point. He hoped,
however, thst it would be found posi- DE
to curtsil the amount OF evidence Of this
kind.
Attorney General Webster then read 6
long list Of outragss, and the court ad-
10 1rned.
A STEAMER IS FoUNDERED.
LONDON, Nov II THE British steamer
BlsckWGtch foundsred on November IL,
in latitude 26' north, longitude l9' east.
The fate OF ner crew is upknr wn.
ON TIE MURDKRER's TRAIL.
LONDON, Nov 13.-Fhe police are
confident they gro on the right track IL
their search for the Whi;echspel murderer.
Two persons have been found who raw
the man that accompanied the last victim
TO her room on the night she was
murdered. Their descriptions OF the man
tally IN every reE pect.
TEE NUMBER OF DROWNED.
LONDON. n V 1S-It is now learned
that the collision between the Nantes and
Theodore Ruger resulted in the drowa
Ing OF twenty Ave Of the steamers crew
and twelve OF the crew Of the Germsn
vessel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
IN DISHABILLE,

aow 4 San Antonio s1sn Purrues and DAD
lures 6 Burglar.
Special to the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
Wanted,

One hundred thousand readers fer "a,
Fort Worth WEEKLY GAZzTTs at 10 cent?
3 month, or 500 year. 1t Is the bes,
ueWspsper the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

l O'Clock this morning by noise in his
sleeping chamber. There WIS no hght,
out ne could discern the outline OF man
between the bed occupied by himself and
wife and the window. In mcEeRt more
me THIEF had secured his pants sud he
heard lae iGgle Of silver IN lis pockets.
Just SIS me intruder Was clearing the
window Nj. Rose gave chase without
clothing or wespOn and his vie set up
vigorous,cEy fe7 the police. The thief
jumped into the yard of
MIR. HoEsri and Was Ire
n -Gistely followed by Mr.. RISE.
Here the robber dreHS Smith and Wes-
son six shooter and pointing it CT Mr.
Roses heSd snapped the trigger twice,
out the weapon failed to discharge and
the hurglgr again took 10 his heels &C osely
pursued by Mr.. Rose. He had gore but
4 short distance further when Mr.. RISE
the earth with heavy blow.
revolver and The articles just stolen from
Mr.. Rose. By tbs time Oaicer Abbey,
who had been attracted by the cries OF
Mrs Rose, arrived ARD took the robber In
charge. He gave the name Of James
Wslker, and said he arrived in town yes
terdsy morning from Austin, where he
had stepped for few dsyr, that he was a
native Of Virginia and had been living
moss everywhere for the past few years.
At first he tried to enact the drunken
dodge, but that failed, and he could not
otherwise derry his guilt. Tee fellow is
sbcut thirty i've yesrs Of age, Of medium
height, blonde noustache snd a face
marked from smallpox. He dces rot lock
like an old-tmer, but he is certainly
very desperate man. He was removed to
the county iAil this morning, AID will be
tried on two charges, that Of burglary
and attempt 20 murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

REPORT NOT CONFIRMED.
VIENNA, Nov. 13 No confirmation has
been receited Of the report that an at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
Mnnhter Potntnef

special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Nov. 4.-Cipsain Malt.
by, who lives twelve miles from Baird,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Thirty-Two Miners Killed by an Elk
plosion Of Fire Damp-A Member
Of Parliament Drowned.
Yssterdes'sl Procs edinEs Before the Par
nell Com nnissinn The Windy Attorney
general UzE'E Be Stopped.
THE PARNELL COMMISSION.

ONION, NOV. II
While the hesr-
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