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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-23

WE would call attention TO Bursks Thanks
giving Advertisement. No grocer has better
goods. Always fresh ana reliable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-23
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May, 3sJkc. "' '|se'
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-23
sue6 For Reckless DRIVING.

Hu6d KOF ReckI6ss DfIvTh8.
John Hsmpey, one OF the proprietors OF
q transfer limo In this city, has been ar.
rested and held TO answer on the charge OF
reckless driving. John Irwin, . street
sweeper, alleges that his wagon IVES stand.
ing on North Queen street when Hampey
drove up against him, although he had
plenty OF room 10 pass. lrwin's wagon
was broken and he brought this suit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-23
To 80 . Permanent Organizs,ion.

To Be PefmanSnt OrganiyAtiOn.
The Eighth Ward Battalion club will
meet this evening at Mrs. Fritz's saloon for
the purpose Of forming the club In o q
permanent organization.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-23

Charitable Bequ esi q.

The will OF VIM. w. witherp, Of
Eden township, was probatsd to-dsy.
After making some special bequetts,
he directs that one-twentleth Of his
estate shall be given TO the M Eden Luth.
eran church, towards the payment Of Its
debt, and one-twentieth 10 the board Of
home mission VI the Protestant Episcopal
church Of Central Pennsylvania. Deceased
was the owner OF Q farm and had consider
able personal property.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-23

ChGAso. Nov. %. 5:a0 a. m.-Market openst 4:
o, ss wheatCSov. g. H~' Dec. 81 tsSi Jan.
:, ooryps-Nov.. ss9s Dec. ss.c; JAN. size F.;
,oais-Nov,. sslc; Dec. 2sNci Jan. soc +;
May. 8lzc-
Pork-sov. sl4 90; Jan. d. IS: May. sl4 ssx.
=, Lard-Novn sspi Dee, " AK; jan, % 70
May, IS 3lk.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
TbuTmaI's Campaign.

NsIsoSvnLE, OaIo, NV. 3-Judga
Taurman. accompanied By his sou, Allen
W. Thurman, his grandson Allsn G II,
Congressman OlthWaite, J. 2. DsHley OF
Cleveland, c. ". Baker Of Cincinnati, J
t. Townsend, chairman OF the Dam
ocratic sta' cCmnlttes, and others, er-
r3VsG hera from Columbus ct l o'clocS,
sad thsy were greeted oy a large crowd
o. people VINO were assembled TO- the
meeting from all this region. The trip
VAS quiet one, although bandsnss and
cheering Democrats were observed all
along tha way. O1s enthusiastic fslloW
had fastened big ba3daua on long
pole and from the roof OF his barn waved
1t IS the train passed bP. The judge was
driven up town Oh arrival here
This morning the city With its COCO
people gave the "Old Roman" S hearty
welcome, sId TO the total populstlUn Of
the city was sd6ed thousands OF people
from other pisces in the neighb0fhood
Over 5000 people were IN front OF lhe
stand upon which the Judge pegan speak
inc, but before the emu OF the afternoon
5000 or 10000 people were marched IN
tnet part OF town. When Jadge Thur
m2a mounted the stand he Wes greeted
with cheers of the people, and the gres.-
est enthusiasm preyaileG. Ee spoke about
halt an hour snd was frequently sad
heartily spplauded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

c!Iculsr iSsuei BY sae Republican pc rty
IN former 7eaEs sDd oacs called the pink
ciIculsr. L. this circalsr the ma.
ters were set torlh with great ps1-
i'culsriIy snd it was always in these
circulars chs cad by the Rspu licans that
the Democrats inteat!td to resort 70
them. On the other hand, the Demo
crsts end better classes CT people geuer-
Ally always regarded these s.a:emea.s IS
merely intended TO instruct the R-pubu.
cans how to commit these crimes and
Implies rsq2e5t TO go ahead snd com
NIT them. Any stsltmenG tnat TIE Dsm-
ocrsiic orgao stl0n CT this hts.e has suv
Knowledge 0; or connivsace with sny
fraudulent prectice or intended wrong iu
connection with tie election Is ent.re.y
false l chsllerge pFoof. Dudly, the
treasurer Of the national Rapub!icsn com
mittee, and those VINO are il sympathy
with him have 9 complete monopoly Il
that sort OF business In this state.
IS gned CT. JKwErr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
KuieG Hi,Csusir.

CALAIS, Mx., Nov 3-EdHard Steven
SOC Of A,exsn der. Me-, wGs accidentally
sdot ard killed by Thomas Whi,lcck Of
Midtown yesterday. The your g men are
couslue, each about twenty years old.
They sts.ted for the woods near Needy
Barks yesterday IN Eearch Of game. After
trsmping some time, Stevenson went
she ed &c place an improyised ,srget ON
e tree, While Whitlock cooked his gun and
PIE psred to FIRE. AS soon So his compan-
ion stepped aside he accidentally pressed
the trigger, the bullet penetrating Steven
sons thigh. Wh.,lock carried his cousin
two miles through the woods, built raft,
sDd carried him scross the lake, hut thC
Injured man bled to death befol!, assist
sDce could be ob'6iped
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
SHGT DOWN IN FaE STREET.

4 Fa;a' ARRAY In arkansas-A Lynch
Possible.
Special to the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, ARK Nc=. s.A-Csl
J. W. Psrk, one OF the Oldest ans
prominent citizens OF Charleston, n
lin county, was murdered sbout o'ci
this evening By young furniture d
named ]. D. Boiling. Repeated
over the telephone fail 70 &c
particulars except that Park
walKlnsi down the street
Boiling came GU. with Winchester,
snd shot him down. The murdered
srresied. Captain PARK WAS abouy
years CT age and quite prominent In
politics. Il Is thought here the killipl
the result Of political Differences, thoI
both parties were Democrats. Pan
has three daughters residing
in this city who have beef
Godhed. Taey VIII st go TO Charles
ton. which is twenty miles distant. Boil.
ling IS young man who hiss slwsyl
borne good reputation, but owing K
the prominence Ct the nsn lie had killed
1t Is thought lYnchiag is probsble, IN
less there exists some good cause for hi
actions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
K gland.
4 RKPLY TO HARc URT.

LONDON, Nov. Captain O'Shes has
written letter IN reply to thst written
by Sir William Vernon HarcouTt, in
which the latter ststes that Ct the proper
time Re would take steps to contradict
Captain 0'Saes'i ststemeat b fors the
Psrnell commission. 10 hia reply esp
lain O'S 1eg STATS thai be would not inI-
ta.e Sir william V2TEon Hsrcourt in DIS
cuss,Ig the ev!tC2ca gwen ucdsr oath.
FAIR TRADE DEF EATPD
LONDON, Nv 3 Il Tory CAUCUS wss
held a. Woi7eIbsupton last evening A
motion headed b7 Ar. Howard Vincent,
member & Parliament for can,rsl Saaf
felS, AID leader Of the Fir trsde move
renJ In favor q fsir trsde. WAS defeated,
three quarters CT the members Of the
caucus 0ting against 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Court OF Appeals.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
TYLER. TEX. Nov. 3.-The Cour. of
Appeals Today disposed OF the following
cases:
Ahirmed-A..hur Mcclure VS.. State,
from Hopkins county; n. 0. Harris VS..
the State. from Hopkins; Bud Cameron
W. the StsSe, from q pkios; Travis SIN.
clair Va the Safe. from Delta; Missouri
Pscitic Railway Company VS.. J. d las
sitter, from Hunt; + Slack e. 81. VS..
Rooens ct al from Hunt; Peter Bngso
vs.. Mandy, from Col MAJ; j. S. sshbe
vs.. the State, from Hunt; Fairy AZ
vs.. the STATE, from Robertson; w
G 'o2sr Vi. the State. fr3m PAlo PIE,
X vsrsed anG Z mspdet-Joh
Brown. receiver, VS. IS AdsI
X d Il yer; k. A, Jester vs. TN
fsom r 1ckwail; WV Bsile7 ct 81.
Safe, tTom Hopkins; S G McRsEl
Va. the State, from RockwsI; Ch1
DenTeni rs. the State, from Rains.
Csso Rsi1Ft8tsd-J A. Powell VS..
S:ite, frCm Psin Pinto.
Motion 10 Rsinstate OverTulec-RsS
Failer vs. the Sgste, from McLenrun.
IL the case OF r bsrs Fl Rice Va. tN(
S aye, rom Live, Ok county, tie court
fixed pail e. $4,000
COURT adj Jurned un.il rext Saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Eha T,ck sss al atilaae.

'pec!al to tho Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX Nov. 3-T1e election
tickets for Taylor county hsye been
printed and are nov being distributed.
rhe Prohibition ticket adopts the Demo
cratic stste ticket from Superintendent Ct
Public Instruction down TO the bot ON,
slso the district nominees for Congress,
Senator and Representa- i've. The Re
nu5licsns adoPt the state ticket
tor Supreme spd Associate jus
.ices ED Cours Of Appea!s
SID f1r C1Dgress, D NJ. Rimph; Safe
Senator - ana Repie sentative All
r. E. r0l"r, the DlI ratio nominee
rhe Union Lsbor SO pts re Democratic
DoJc nations Urges from Supre me
judge doTp, D NJ RaIpa fer Congress;
Senator, -; S J Mel tor r .pIEger-
'stive. The Union Labor, Prohib tlon SIC
Rspu oiicsu tickets sill support Msrion
Martin for Governor, though there are
number Of Republicans who will vote the
Democratic ticket straight through from
Governor Il ,ss down, with the R3publI-
csn ticket (aationa attached County
Graduates are hustI!ng themselves nov;
the streets are crowded with them, ali
hopeful Of SUCCESS CT the 6;h. That come
will be lef: there is no doubt, as there are
from three to DE candidates for each
county offlce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

MALICIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALICIOUS MISREPRESENTATION
lUopyr. GIFTED bg The Associated Press
8EELEg, NGv. The Reic z,nz :!geI
ia tie isfua tonight states Emperor
Williams .tc4n: reply to the Berlin mu.
nicipsi committee, IN spite OF the unmis
tsksbie clesrness G. its meaning, has
CsUGsd misleading snd malicious misrep.
T'ssEtaTtoIs II portion ct the Berlin
press, particularly In the free thin king
and uitrs montana organs. L: appears
several journals attempted after e pre-
concerted plsr, 30 mis.epresent the
hes1joes OF the Enperor's statements
The Z uperor commands It to be explic :
lily declared Il was the spirit snd matter
OF the free-thiDkiDg journals which
wounded bis feelings. His ma sty hs
concluded from ths relations in which
the municipai committee stand 10 this
portion o; the pIess that they were in @
position to bring about cess alton cs their
statements which ELECTED his msiesty's
censure, and would Also be disposed to
90 go in accordance With ire sentiments
then expressed IN tlei: reference to
I'd + 9,ptscc.
Gae N;:e Interest evinced smong
voters y the P-ussian elections does not
increase. The complete returns ars
swsited with keen degree OF curiosity.
So tar 81 car be iadged from the reinrns
from diff rent parts OF the monarchy e.
ready Known, Il Is improbable that the
relative stredgth of the parties Will bs
nuca ch4-eed In tie Hsg q llrguenlisl
der, though It is just possible thai
the National Liberals will GAIN iew
seats q. ire expense OF tic Conservatives
snd Ffeisirnigsn. The presen. posi,ic7
of the parties is: U0ited Conservatives,
1874; NlsjoEsl ii lera!a, ~; FreisiunIgen,
%; ClsricE!e, IS; Piles, 10; Ildeper-
dants, Il
TIE Z aperor hss slgu;t al wish TO
Will his family from PJtsdam 70
Berlin On gdG l5lh Of lae mon,h, So the
Marble palace will BE- uncomfortable e.
the SEASON advances, bat It il uncertain
whether the transfer cEn be effected b.
the d1te mentioned, az extensive al'era-
tl0Es in ta' old palace which the E nper0r
has eelected Ter his permanent Berlin
are Il sctlvs progress, and 1t Is
douottU. /; they will be completed In
lime
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
The I1dlann Cont Ct.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND NV. a. 3 late
hour lsst night the Associated Press cor
respondent found Chairman Jewett st mis-
hotel and showed him Chairman Huston's
statement previously stated. Mr.. Jswetl
talked freely about the proposed agree
Gent submitted by Chairman HueGon,
and gave his reasons for not signing the
same. At the suggestion of the CORE
spondent ne wrote tee following Stale.
ment:
rte.e are many reasons why such an
arrangement should not be made and
one very good one why 1t would be en-.
tlrely futile:
l. The requirement would be in
capsule Of fulrlment for the reasons Il.
RoulH be impossible to get the bands
distributed and to nave the fact that they
were to &c used Thoroughly understood at
this late day.
2. The law Of the state prohibits the
placing. Ct any Distinguishing marx on q
oailafBd bands might be construed as
itst!Sgnishing marks, especially il Of
q 'nerent slz5s or v.riously placed upon
the ticket, nor could any voter or inspec.
tor be compelled to observe IL
Ii would be 81 innovation for the
reason that such practice has never
been pursusd IS is known N this state.
4 The right ia given to ihs inspector to
Manipulate the ballot putting on the
.osud, II w-uld give opportunity tor
frsuduiently charging OF inserting An ed-
dlional ticke. il each one, thereby pre-
venting the cpunung Of ether ticket.
8. Tne sgreemea. c3uiJ not authofiz
sn election BOARD 10 rel. et legal ballot
in the box without : bad.
6 It has besn reported &c Us sof,
soma osys taat parsons VINO are strangers
IL the communities where they have beer
seen kEVo been travelling the state, hay
ing no known business, but who have Wis
lied me Republican election Inspectors
sDd No one else. We entertain real .p.
preaension that they have been instruct
ing such ss are corrupt to engage In such
work, how to substitute tickets, stu6
boxes sud commit other ballo. box dew
iIGrg. T5e statement made by Mr. Hus.
ton as ironing the tickets, voting the tick
cts double, and all that sort Of thing Is
chestnut. Ii Is merely reproduction OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Co:eipE Il .eY So WACO.
spec.sl C the Gazette.

WACO TEX N ". 3-Messrs Char
Beer sad jake Nsmon, two promine
cotton buyers here, became ergsg ed id y
controversy to dry which resulted In Il
GLOW from Beer. Namon had a pocket
knife in his hand ST the time and cat .
CASH scross Beers hand. Beer was 81
rested and paid his fne, sfter which ne
seaTehed for Namon and found him in
Mr. Sam Varicsn's stoge On Austin s:rest
snd attacked him With q chair, IL hlciing,
s few bruises upon him Bsei was rear
-es::ci ard sgsin paid his fine ana YVES
plsced under peace bond. Mr.. Nsmon
declares that his cutting of Beer Was rot
intentional, but purely accidental.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
KIar GA Marr.u 8. Grsezv!lIs.
spec.al TO the Gazette.


GRSENvILLE, Tex, Nov. 3 --rne Hon.
Marion Martin, eX. Lieutenant Governor of
Texas and candidate for Governor On the
Prohibition and N0n-PsTtissn ticket, al
dressed fairly good audience of Hunt
county's citlz rs at tha court h0use This
evening. Mr.. Ne in spoke for two
hou:s, devotirg himsel. principally to
crit ciszn upon his alleged incors,s encies,
OF the Democratic party upon national
banks, the internal revenue and the tariff
Que.tiOn. He also dwell. st some length
and with emphasis upon the stateneIt
,hs. the money power WAS conferred N
the hands Of few monopolists and bond
holders. While criticising both
parties therefor ne especially charged
the present Democratic Amin
isIrss.on with carrying out 6 POLICY
in the interest Of money lords. mir Msr
tin laid stress uoon the assertion thai
both OF the great parties were neglectipg
the interests Of labor and had done nothing
to protect it He slse criticised the state
administration. he charged that the St.
Louis convention studiously evsded the
question Of national prohibition and
adroitly straddled the tariff issues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Al Troupe

Correspondence Of the Gazette
TROUPE. TEX, Nov. 2-Lsst night the
Republicans had general turn out at the
coiored schoolhouse in the suburbs Of the
city. The various candidates set forth
ihsir high tariff ideas, and soop, &c the
syrpsise OF the Radicals, - Hudson, a
Democratic darkey Of Tyler, arose and
gave the immshse audience & Grand
speech in favor of The Texss Dem
ocracy. TIE coTored brethren il
this county are beginning TO Earn that
the promises of their white Republican
allies are all b0sh, and the sophistic G5 81
of the Antics is being fns.ched CT aud
the monster stands cuE in the true as,i-
tude of the giant robcer. 4 little moEe
egitstioa on tte psr' u tbe good pspple
CT this couaty and Republican ideas via
pass into c5iiyion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Wichits fAlis,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLs, TEX Nov District
court oj1urned Wednesday, ihs 7th.
The grand jury was discharged after flnd-
ing s.x:een oils for felonies and twenty for
misdemeanors. That is the l.rgeet num-
Der OF felony bills ever found in our
county and most OF them are for cattle
stealing.
Deputy Uoited States Marshal A. j.
BoiiIg OF Gainesville broughs ia Tom
Ssndefur OF the Chickssaw Nation,
cns1ged With horse stealing il the
Comsnche Nation. In dsisuL, CT $500
bail ne vas committed to isil 10 80
Che txsDi6ipg ,risl hefors the
Salts Commissioner the 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
AET 81. d 4 suipieioa


DEKALB TEX Ec-. 5-Tao men an
sTering ih@ description O. the nen who
held Up sad roobsd M:. Gilss Of about
$500 near Basses IL this County few
nlghis aga, were zTEe5ted hsra this moro
ing. Ols saom!tte4 quietly and WAS or
rested without sDv rr5pbls, but the oiher,
VINO wss occUpgiig room az BSllsrd's
hoiel, Naen caLIsd upon to surrender
dreR MS pistol and fred upon the officers,
bat without eject. At the same time the
officers end those With them fred two
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
at fayler.



TAYLOR, TKx Nov. 3.-The political
questions are quiet, as the full Demo-
cratic ticket Will be elected. Except as
f. some peculiar bets the CANVASS has TO
peculiar interest George W Burkess.
president OF the TAYLOR WafaT Comp2nY,
R'puolicsn, bets W D. Boyd, pTes!doa.
OF fine Fire Department, who is : Damo
crat. II event Cleveland is eiec:ed Bar
kett "a to place Boyd in Whee!barrow
with the United States f,g over him and
take him from Tsylcr he.
tel 20 the wetar soWe-
and return, s distance OF 2SG0 fees. Il vi
also agrees to do the same II Harrison IL
elected. The result OF the said election
will be Looked for with interest. Your
correspondent hods tat most OF ;ha r.
pIp.icrre will vote for Il )sst3y Gly.rn1r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
VOL. XIII. NO. 1s4.

shots a. the man, whose rame is Cham
otrs, one shot lakiug feet, the bali en-
tsr.rg the LEFT cyl sud con- Ig out Just In
front the LET ear. BE will In sll prob
sollity loso his leis eye. Both parties are
no" IN l'il visiting 20 ce Identified. They
nso CT their person " zen arrested about
S25 II csah.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
E1edens
NOT LOYAL SUBJ sCrs.

COPENHAGEN, NOV 3-rhe Opposition
party arc using every effort TO defeat the
governments plans for the celebration o;
the twenty f.sd anniversary OF King
18Th inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

CuLL PIT E.pLnsIOX.

PARIS, Nov ; a terrific exalosioa oc-
Gu Ied tC-tsg IA ?1s Cam sgasc coal pit,
department OF AJv--glg. E g1tY MIXERS
Tec2 Efllsd. Twelty-two bodies have
been recovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
L0s5 a LIMB.
special TO tie Gazstse.


CADDof l, 7 Nov. 3 --Yssjssdsy even
ing the toGr-yesr-old son CT R3bert Tat.
rum Us struck bv we kriTe az NJ wing
m1c1iae, oIe2ki1g 0ns leg end csustag
empu alton. lis wounds weTs dressed
this mcrnlGg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Ennq AN.
-


PARIS, Neg 3.-sAdvices from Saigon
ssy piratsss attacked post cousi ting
forty men Of the foreign legation and
seven psgodss in Tonqalr, tud killed al
be. one man
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Germany,
A MINISTER RECALLED.

BERLIN, NV 3-Tae report is con.
firmed .ast Herr VJD Schlacssor, Prus
sian Minister At the Vatican, has been
recalled. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
r. agnn az CorsIcAna
Special to the Gazette.

CpSCidl W suS SaZcAtes
CoRsIcANA. TEX Nov. 3-Senstor
R sgsn addressed 1000 people at the
op-rs house this evening. he showed
how the Rspub icsn patty hsd taken frog.
the people Of the nation wealth and given
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
business Cbsngs.
special 10 the Gazette.

ATH KNz, Tx Nav. Scots BIOS. {
this places old their eltlTe sto&,h.
goods and ousiDes5 house iEciuGeafh
Scott & Co, for the cors.Ger6uee
$1,000, e1c assuming their indehtsds
for.taa smourt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
CLERKS GOING TO VOTE.
Special 70 the Gazette.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--An ex',s large
IumEer Ut leaves Of absence have been
granted to clerks in the departments 70
p 'fm!t them 10 get shome to vote. Very
few clerks and eli ;isls will be on hand
on Monday to attead to sas machinery of
the government. Many have gone home
slresdy, and msny Others whose leaves
viii oe from Monday will take the train
Tonight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
WASHINGTON.
TEXAS MOTHS
Special TO tho Gazette.

sFcc!sl to tho Gazette.
WASHINGTON. Nov "A poetc iii
1een established ct B .dgs, Polk C.
Texse, snd K D Bridges appointed
master.
The following T'x1s pension a
granted s1-dey: 0:,giRal iuVal:
lJsn Armstrong, Z uston. Mexicf
o"s-Maty f 0lIow Ct James CT
Nutto.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

Piac q Uaaer Bond.
Special to the Gazette.
RoNEAM, TRx, Nov. The examining
trial Of john Sims which commenced day
oefJrs yesterday has been crmpleted b.
S!us being placed Under $500 bonds
Sing is the Inzn 1ho last mon.h shot snd
Silied Peas Payne, c!aiming that it YVES
through mistake. SimB supposirg Payne
wzs One Wallis VIC had Threatened S ms
lie. Ssvaral witnesses were examined,
ST. Of Th0l suasisItiSlt3 c1rro 0orRtad
the statement mads oY Sins when he inst
surrendered to the officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
EoSt Smith ssercaan. Dead.

special TO the Gazstte.
FORT SMITE, ARK, New. 3-Mr.
Joseph jos! Of the f:m Of joel & Heymsr,
prominent merchants here, disd al $3.50
tonight Of nalcrisl fever. Re was well
known in commercial circles in lew York,
st. Louis, Chicseo and other cities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
BEYOND Paa SEAS.
Malicious representation of tmpe, o.
Williams Recent R ply to thu
Berlin Muoc'paI Council.
Gonplets Returns From the Prussian
Elections are Awaited With Keen
Degree Of Interest.
Emperor ySSllism VIII Remove from Pots
dsnito Rsri.r About the MIDDLE or
this s1orih-a Gren. Explosion.
Ru.sis.
THE CZAR'INJCRgD.

THE CzAR'INJCRgD.
/a&A T PETERSBURG, NV.
81 II S-The Official Messenger
W states thEt ihe Cars foo,
~@, and .he Czsrira's hand
~ were Injured in ,he acct
~ IA dent on he train on Mon
tg :. ~ day last. Despite their
MI lcluries, tie Car and
-Ssk~sS-- Czsr!na devoted themselves
30 stJending other persons on the train
WHO were mora severely irjzred. Most
every memoet OF the Imperial suite re-
ceivnG confusion. THen,y-one ST.
teadants were killed and hi tysseven
y'eTa eeIioug:y injured. One O. the in
lrod parsons Las e:Ece died. The Gar,
siter the acc danf, picked up portion CT
lie rotor sleeper s16 handed It to 6
gend'Rrme with orders to preserve it for
prosecutor &. thc official general IN
qli.y whisl wi! Ds 1eld 70 ascertain the
cause os the disaster sad to fix the re-
epans:bility,
Persons VIZ we're on the imperial train
cont-iU tina [ Ii Is, version OF the cause,
usUsiY, ;Las me accident WAS due 70 q
d. 2 Give tracy
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

We place On sale % dozen ladies' G9rHsu Knit Meruo
Skirts the very price OF skirts well
Also 10 Caitrep's Fcy Canton Sk:r.s q
SOC each; worth 75c. g.
We this week somssrsre bargains in Striped
we hs NOT quote prices, but promise
that you shall be cpe 10 them very chesp