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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
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Charters Filed-Repors OF superiD tpnden
9orse on the ecnitsnilaries.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Oct. Is The folio WING
charters were h.eO in the Office OF the
secretary Of state to day: The For
Worth Street .RsiiHaY fled an amend
ment increasing the c.piIal stock from
Sl00, 600 to $500 coo.
Tee SOUTHWEST L.nt Company fled sn
amend ent Increasing tie capital stock
fgcm $500, coo to $500 000.
Tie EUTG Worth E.rc.r!cal Menufactur.
ing CImpsly, capital sock SlOO, OGO; OF.
ct, to manufacture elec!rice. fire olsrms,
enunclatCrS and cIhsr electrical goCas.
Incorporate &C. q. CasHan, J. q
Thomas ani n Il. Sucsn
the Geneva AllIsace Company Of San
Ssbs. csp,tsi stock Sl0,C Iucor.
porstoIs-J. G MlsoD, Daniel Cordroy,
G C. Bennett, 4. S. Howard, T. L
Rseves, W. A. Williams, Z. + S.nnders,
ID. C0rdrcy, ". W. Mcrne, j. j. Vickere
and L. G Mason.
The penltensiary board mat in the cspi-
tol to-day. TIE report If Superintendent
GorSe for September WAS received
and read oy S-cre'ary Harrison
II shows the number Of coLvicts ct wolk
OF farnis, 1888; o1 railroads, Ais, sud in
site the wsii:, 1882 Total convlc.s, $3.50.
Namber diaCharged "A, recaptured 4, new
coEvIcts q, psrdoned 8, escaped S, dea ms
9 The average number Of men fed wss
33l7, ana mere is W2ls they coneumed
duGing September: Bacon 67,OSl
pounds, beef 1868 p'urds, meal
IS 657 pounds, fcur 35,537 pounds,
C, ff;e, 1896; posstoes. 30 O59; rice 257S;
peas ana 0esas, IL 662; vegetables 1888 ::
grits and hoDioy 53I1; dried apples 642 !;
onions 90; tobacco 2946,
81 pounds. besides 1851 gal
Ions CT molsssee, 561 Of vinegar ead
1898 Of soup. There were 1877 cases OF
sickness inside the walls
and 654 outside. Particular a.
tention Is dir cted TO the sm,ll
number Of psrdoDs. The board passed
a resolution highly com plimenta,y to Mr
JONI 7. Dickinson, Its late secretary.
fhe rsforms.ory st Gstesvlle has been
completed end turned over to the state,
With capacity Of 200 convicts and 700
acres OF ground enclosed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

three minutes the flames had spread to
and consumed the postcfice aud drue
store Ct r. P. Head, E. R. GsmbePs
grocery store and vacant storehouse
owned by party In Waco, Tex Mr.
Head saved scarcely nothing. There
was No insurance either on the building
or goods. The loss Is about $500 GAM
DELL had $1,000 on stock and saved three
iourths of the goods; insurance on build
irg $500; total loss on barber s1op and
stock 500; no Insurance. The total loss
will not amount 20 ever $1,000.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Oct. Is "A fire at
Valley View st o'clock this morning de.
stroyed the drug store Of R. 2. Hest. the
grocery store OF Il Z. Gamble, the bar
Der shop of Z sex Davis and vacant
house belonging to Mr.. Harvey. The
buildings were OF wood and were rapidly
consumed. The only insurance was
slo0e on the stock OF GImble and $500
on ths building, all in the PelicsR Of
Louisi6ns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

A. the Mansion: E Bu7ts, Texas; A W.
billiard. Miolant; W A Iiutts, st Louis; D E
Laut. Goisf. Tex j " Yeats, Mans eld, Tex;
Miss Rogers, Mansfield, Tex; Miss Iona
II Haze, Tex e; W NJ james, Baird; X
Gfasty. Cody, Ky; L Granam, Henrietta, f
JONES ard vile, Anna lilo. Tex; K
IC JoAnson, Alvord. Tex; W b de
w StTachan, st louisa q Dabney ana mothe
Ihorp Springs; j Mnnrns. Texas; II +
smith. Denve- Colo; L 2 R-lfislt. Ga weston !;
Connell E4stl9nd, Texas W NJ Welding
ton, Hen ietta YOuo gbiood and wife, Al
vord: j I Cannon, ferfe /; E B STOKES, Crock
ct: j Fowler, Azle Texas, T W Yates. t. Ter
K " ade, san Sng 10, Texas; p L Branch, III
ID, Ba.eet!, Tenn; FL G 6edford, BeI jImin,
Texas
At the Ellis; Jas Dawson. MsrehsH; W C
Potter, Karsss City; Jules Cnaudsou, + Paso
. 6 81 iIGobsrr SAN antonio; Plumb. Texas
" pq n,e Jf ;. LOUIS Ritter Philadel
leans; n. Rosenthal, New Orleans; W W
Wrigh.. MemDhi: H Wise. Cincinnati; Frank
Smith, Da lac Il NJ Clair, Jr. Philadelphia
Jas ByTner, 81 Iouis; Jim Moo iade. New
YORK: sc lie COrsicsna, S DouzntY bal as ;
Leonard, gainesville; John N Harris, Cot
ton Belt . Archer, Dallas: j f Keller, G i
yett n; Coop r Game ~ lie; NJ u Black
Cotton Belt; Lrbbock and wife, Austin, 6
q Ulmir, Galveston: W j Andrews, Cleo i; W
Duncan, st Louis, Mo-; T T MerriIl, Boston,
Mass; b Barrow, Mexia; S May he # New
ton, Waco; b 5 Anderson. Denver, Col; Jon 4
Roeder, St Louis MOI T Ha court,
Weathertosd; D voak. Missouri Pacif;
Railroad; a Applebsum, Cincinnati, Onto
Henry Beisner, Galveston; y G P. tfle, Dallas
VIM Cohn, Ntw Orleans; E 7 ii /, st Louls MIS-
Iay Tor, Miss Louise, Taylor, Eve Beach, u
III: Thos N yer, Dallas. Mrs j Joseph, De-
caturi w Barnum, Honey Grove.
A: the 5icEwi ;: j Il sturcts, Boat NJ B
Wood, Vernon; Z gene e 4sten, New YORK; j
W Pait on, D@cgIur; " N Lidtord, " Gather.
fosd; d G CoRcell, Grsnbury, G thompson,
Mrs Bots. Cleo; o Va ee, st L uia; S
Pa nam, Y, G " Pearson, Tennessee; R1fe
Elliot: Texas Waljman, Dallas A j san.
Cirgs, Tyler; o CT rk, Tcaco.a; J b yad
leigh, Texas, IN Smith, Lexington; = c war =
lei. Kansas City; J d Re d, Dido; Albert Kra
mer, Dallas. Te' T Moore. CIarendon, Tex:
Sam Hudson Abilene; Ed Hstt0n. wsco "
hepherd an fe, ltascs: j K ZtoIGermsn,
Kansas JiEy; Plncus, Nsw Y Tx; a II P.a-ce,
Kansas City;G W Williams, Lookou.; u
Chtlds, Dallas; w c TWyman, Detroit; ) Il
BaiId, ST Luis; NJ 81 Barnes TexIs; " 3
Harrison, Texas; Sol Aiken and wife. ZOE, Co;
q BTuster and Wife, Texas: Z Huffman, j X
nal OK, b HerforI. j D Ksrfoot. D illas;
hemmers, Daily, Mlchi w d Ripley, Fan.
handle.
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wse one) who had sstd tia. they were
not allowed in the Democratic conven-
tons made false statements and preferred
the Peoples psrty to the Democratic.
len csme 81 4. J. E .Blsin OF Wsco,
who delivered very sIgumentstive end
seasonsble sceeca, IN which he criticized
the Legislative record CT Marion Martin
very severely He slSo paid his respects
TO the Hon. L. A. Jones, tie Independent
candidate against Mills for Congress.
Tie Captain spoke about two hours.
1t was 8 fac efJrt and q
severe erraignmen. Of the mougrel oppo-
sition to the Democracy in Texas and It's
leaders. Hon. Horrsce, Chiffon OF Tyler,
the orator OF the day, was introduced 10
the audience at about 8 O'Clock sni mtde
s mastery { fort On the question sc Fl citing
national and state politics. M. Chiffon
has a state wide reputation rs an orator,
and this Yves one Of his best Ell Orts.
Jim Jones, colored Democrat EEK!
addressed the audience on behalf Of the
colored people present. His speech Was
good advice to the colored people and ne
warned them sgsinst the p ople's perry IS
the Prohibition party in disguise. Il WAS
E great day for the party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
HONS Foso9,

HONS Fotoa.
Il. c. Archer, travelling passenger
agent of the Texas and Pacific, was in
the city yesterday.
Capt. J. P. Moore, general live stock
agent Of the Texas and Pacific, hiss re-
turned from the west.
-
1t is expected thai the work Of extend
ing the Fart Worth and Rio Grsnde will
begin during the holidays.
Frank Hubbard Of the Erie Despatch
was in Forth Worth yesterday. The
Erie is the famous fast freight line.
Z Tifil, representing the Commerce
express with headquarters a. ST. Louis,
was in Fort Worth yesterday in the inter
est Oh MS line' Is Is
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fa will
make chsNge in Its time table IN t4w
days. Il is not known yet whether the
change is material one.
-.
The Texas and Pacific began running
It's night train as far west IS Weather
ford last night. The people of Weather
ford ere 10 be congratulated on tke
change.
1. V. W. butcher, Jr., southwestern
agent Of the Rome, WstertoWn and O5-
GeusbuIg Riilr0si with headquarters st
St. Louis, wss In Fort Worth yesterday.
This is said to bs the only line "ous of
ST, L3uIs,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
THE CITY.
LOCALETTEs.

Terrell st the courthouse tonight.
Blair and Harris in joint debate q. the
wigwam tonight.
The City Council meets In regulsr ses.
sion at the city hall tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Fortune were made
very happy yesterday by the arrival Of L
fine baby boy.
Do not forget the elegant free concert
to might a. Hu5msE's hall. All persons
are welcome.
1t is the desire Of many cit.z Ems thst 9
f,.st-class fire steamer be purchased be-
fore winter sets in.
A. W. Terrell will spsak tonight at
the courthouse. Oar people should turn
out in force to hesr him.
Hon. A. W. Terrell, presidential elsctor
at large on the Democratic ticket, will
speak at the courthouse Tonight. The
house should be crowded. .,,s,!:.N,
A desirable dwelling house inH best
quarter Of city for sale or exchange for
lands or city propsftY.aA rare bargain.
Apply TO, q. AHutsnsn & Co.
Taessubscribers to the Board OF Trade
ste cz are all paying up with two OF three
exceptions, snd the work on the magni1-
cent structure is progressing nicely.
The Fire Department Band will give 8
grand free open air concert on the west
side oil the public square on Wednesday
night at 8:l5 O'Clock. All are invited.
TIE county Democratic executive COM
mittee did NO. meet yesterday, owing to
the absence OF several members on bust
ness, but will meet some day this week.
The pint debate between Messrs. Hsr-
ris and Blair, candidates for county
ldgs on the Democratic and Nou-Parti-
ssn tickete, respectively, takes place TO-
night at tie WigWam.
At $3.50 O'Clock last night an tlsrm of
fire was gounted from box &c, calling the
department to Main and Ninth streets
A lsnp had exploded and had been
thrown In the street before any damage
had been done.
There will be preaching every night
this wesk at lhe tabernacle. Sunday
night owing to the night wind the people
in the tent were SO frightened there YVES
q stampede, but there is said TO be no
danger to those inside daring storm.
All are invited to these meetings.
On next Thursday evening We are to
have novel entertainment st Huffmi n
hall, given by the ladies OF the First Pres
byterisn church-en advertising party
The feature Of the evening will be the
unique costumes ofthe young ladies', rep
resenting and advertising sll Of the busi-
ness films and enterprise Of the city. We
hope ell Of the merchants will become
interested and assist the young ladies' in
arranging the advertisements. An ele-
gant supper VIII be served. Knowing
the weakness OF the gentlemen the ladies
have given particular attention to this
feature of the entertainment. A ba1be-
cued pig Is mentioned in the tempting
bill of fsTe. A prize will be awarded for
the best representation to be decided by 8
committee of unsdvertised gentlemen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Blaiua Ar NV alhsnY

NKw ALBANY, IND, Oct. 15.-Inclemen;
Hesther interfered eomewhat with the
demonstration in this city today over the
aIrival OF James G. Blaine, but the thou.
sands Of visitors from Louisville, JeRsr.
sonville, Madison spd other neighborine
points tramped shout the muddy streets
About 9 O'Clock Mr.. Blsire and Judge
Hovey held public reception st the
Windsor hotel, around which several
thousand people clamored. After shaking
hsnds for sn hour Bl.ine thanked the ae.
Semblsge fer the cordial welcome ex
tended General Rovey and himself The
parade in tie afternoon VISA the largest
and most imposing demonstration in the
history OF the city. The mass meeting
wss held in the sftsTnoOn snd /. Ia esti.
mated from 10. 900 10 $4,000 psople were
present. Blaine WAS given su ovation.
He inside one OF his characteristic
speeches.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Rlae Ban In tho Narnh.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, OcE. 15.-BrooklYu
6; Baltimore, 1. Hiss-BrcokIyn, 8;
Baltimore. 6. E.rors-Brooklyr, 8;
Baltimore, 4. Batteries-Kilroy and
Fulmer, Hughes and Clark. Umpire
Bushorg.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. l5.-Ath-
letics, q; Cleveland. 8. Hits-Athletics,
s; Cleveland, 5. Errors-Athlelics, 2;
Cleveland, Batteries-Weyhlng snd
Townsend, O'Brien and MCGUIRE. Umpire
Ferguson. Gima wss called on &c
count Of darkness.
CtNCiNNATI, OHIO, O:t. l5-The
Kansas City game Was postponed on
account of rain. TIE Lesgue SESSION lie
ended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
TIE UNKNOWN.
Speculation as to the Man Matched to
. Fight Jake Kilrain-The Proba-
BILE Battle Ground.
rbe First Gane of Bau 50 tas worlds
pionship series wi. be PIayed
40 oar flames YesteEdGY.
kIraln and de ucknonn.

NEW YORK.. Oct. 10 Richard K. Fcx
arrived yesterday en- the Cunsrder Ar.
mepis after a. extended European trip.
Hs wss seen OF : reporter las. evening
and talked freely Of ne m1ych between
KilEain snd The UNKNOWN. He gave it IS
his opinion that the hackers OF the IN.
known were iDduiglLg in bit OF blum,
and that Kilrsin would whip sny mar
'oiscf, white, yellow c. any other color
in the world"
Do you think Sullivan Is the IN
khowr?" he WAS asked.
al don't know, l sm sure; but il he is
the msn we have challenged q sick msn.
l only hope that Sullivan Is the msn, snd
IL hs Is that he will come 10 the front
f! and we'll. There 10 money on de-
posit to back Kilrair, and he is
ready 10 mast sny MAJ thst may
accept the chslleDge. Klrsin inst me a.
the DOCK to-day AID ne LOOKS lit TO fight
for & mans lie. He told US he was IL
tGe pink CT condition and WAS ready TO
fight any man living. He is conceded to
nave oested jim Smith and 1 an positive
ne car whip Sgl'ivsn II ne Is IL snd well +"
"Do you think JACK Dempsey might bs
the ulkrowu?"
"I don't know; Demeey is wonderful
men, but l ocn't believe ne wishes 10
fight Kiiraia. jake is much too heavy
for lin. think Dempsey would rather
meet Charley Mitchell, who. Atkinson
tcid me, is coming here after his tri:l
comes Il for sbettipg prizs fight"
MIR. Fox also said that ss KiirSin was
the holder Of the championship belt he
was entitled to choose the cattle ground
MIR. Fox mas received letter from E.
Psso, Tex. suggesting that K!lrsin and
the unknown tiyn! a. inst place as pro-
tec!ion can be guaranteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
The Championship Series.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 1.-the first
game in the gfest worlds series will be
played tomorrow in New York. 4 dele.
CATION from this city left yesterday morn,
ing and joined the club last right at c.
lum0us. They srriye In New York to-day
ard the champions will have s good
nights rest before going to the neld
Great interest is manifested IL tie frs,
game, as sfter that more reliable opinion
can be formed as 10 the result OF the
series. King will most proosbIy be the
pitcher for ST. L )uis, sad Ksefe for the
League CHAMPIONS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
A X sllT ct Kerenq.
1orresponderce Of the Gazette.

SorResFonuenCe OF Tue 1azetSS.
KERENs. Tx, Oct. 13.-The Demo-
Gratis held grand rally and speak
ing here today, and anticipating
the event on Fricsy evening Demo-
cratic pole, l16 feet high, from the top Ct
which f1sted the pArty banner bearing
the names Of Cleveland and Mile, ana .
Uhited States snd Texas f,gs WAS raised.
Many visitors from Corsicana and other
cities were in attendance. The number
present WAS variously estimated from
1000 TO 1900. :,
The frs. speaker introduced wss Hof.
John 81. Rice, candidate for Coutay
Judge, who made q sensible talk in fe.
gard TO lacal affairs and the peoples par.
ty Of this county.
Next came R. A. Greer, who followed
close the lie OF srgument of Judge RE-
but claiming that the P:ohibitionists de
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
& SMALL FIRE.

Ohief Maxim Says There IsfNecessiiy of
Cleaning the Hydrarts.
Yesterday morning fire broke
GU. in the building on Missouri
avenue occupied by John Kennedy
as grocery store and as s
meat market. Tie flames spread rapidly,
snd the building being OF wood WAS soon
consumed. TIE framen did what they
could and saved adjoining proDerty. but
could not save tne bull Ing. Chief
Maxim ssys that one OF the fire hydrants
used yesterday w.s full Of mud, and that
the city should have all the hydrants
locked after regularly. The loss By yes
tardsy's fire WAS about soc. No one
knows how the fice originated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. ia petition Of
twenty legsl Republican voters Of Marion
county, Iadisns, which includes Indisn-
spolis, WAS presented to Judge Gresham
here to day asking for the appointment
OF federal supervisor of election for
Msrion county The Judge authorized
Judge Woods Of the United States Dis
trics Court Ct Indians TO act in his place.
AS thsre are no registration laws in Indi.
ana supervisors msy be appointed up to
wi hin ten days Of the election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Terrell at Gain eaviile.
Special to the Gazette.

Speclel 10 tne Jazets6,
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Oct. 5-There
YVES an outpouriDg Of The voters Of Cooke
county at the Courthouse to-day to hear
the address Of Hon. A. W. Terrell, Demo
cratic elector fer the state at large. II
was Judge Terrell's first visi: to Gsines-
vile, but he was well known here and
there YVES great deal Of anxiety to hear
his speech. In the audience were s num-
Der CT ladies and they remained In the
hail interested listeners FOR nearly three
hours while the Judge eXpounded thf
principles OF Democracy. His address
WAS different from anything heard here
during the present campaign in this, thst
it covered very nearly the whole fl I'D Of
argument.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Third Line to san Antonio.
81 ,ha

HOUSTON, TEX, O;t. Is The working
force Of the Arsnsas Pass Riilway hiss fin
ished grading TIE line TO the Brszos river,
fiiy-six miles, to connection with the
Ssnts Fe Railway in the City limits Of
Houston. They have the lion and ties
now here to finish the rail track, which,
when done, will complete the connection
from here to Ss1 Antonio, and thus give
third line of railway between the two
clties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
LoEEv!su to Have q Driving Park.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, Tx Ocs. 10 AT the in
stance Of sporting men west Of here
several Of our cit;z sns have succeeded in
raising funds to make driving park
ihree-quarters Of mile east CT here. Al.
ready the track is graded hnlf way, and
when finished will he ore @: the best 10
Eastern Texas, as the eotl is composed Ct
gravel, SAND and clsy, consequently will
never be heavy. Mr.. II. e Parker, who
has charge Of the work, has assurance
that the above named western sportsmen
will srrarge with Marshall end Shrevt-
port TO meet them here az soon Gs the
track Is flashed. ga eff ut vii be made
to have some fact steppe!B here il that
event.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Stewart osrrlss sasris County.

Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON. TEX, Oct. 15.-There was q
good deal o: interes: in the primaries
held mere tonight to elect delegates TO
the congressional convention to be held
at Huntsville mex Monday. Tee race
was pretty close, but Stewart has
beaten j. G. Hulchesnn. He has
carried every ward in the city by smsll
msi )riIy, which meaus he will ca7ry Hat
ris county ard get the requisite two
thir is TO nominste. Tie race has been 5
very lot one and at times und!gnlfed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Corsressmsn Marin. CANVAS,

Special to the Gazette,
PALESTINE, TEX, Oct. 15.-A letter
has been received here to-day from
Washington from Congressman W. H.
Martin, in which he announces that lie
will be at home in few diys and can
vass a.pef!ion CT this, the Second Con.
grsssfohn distr'c. He will address the
ctizsns A. the following places and times {:
Palestine, October &c; Centerviile and
Jewett, October 81; franklin and Cali
vert, October 90; Workman, October 80 !;
Fairfield, October 81; o ,kwo DDS, Novem-
Der l; Crockett, November 2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Blaine At NV AlhaHY

Nav ALBANY, IND, Oat. 15-The
morning train brought many visitors to
the city to attend the Blaine meeting this
afternoon. TIE weather is ircieme9t and
disagreesble q drizzliug rain began fall.
Ing at daybreak. Mr.. Blaine and his soa
are the guests of Ez-Cops essmsn Gull
bertson. Gen. HoveY and Corporal Tan
ner arrived last night from Evansville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
MILLS Full OF OoIfie1ce.
Special to ,he Gszettr.

5psUlaI 70 Iut U6Ht6W,
WASHINGTON, OF. l5.-Representatlve
Mills WAS st the House to-day. Hs vi |
be in the City for three or four days srd
will then go to New York state TO make a
number Of spsec1es, and from there to
New Jersey. He is looking remarkably
well and is full Of campaign fire and CON-
fdence. Hs says that wherever he has
been he has found the people enthusiastic
and the Democratic cause popular. From
ell directions comes good news. He Is
perfectly confident of success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
San Angelo.

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Oct. 15.-Lsst
night about half SITTER O'Clock an at
tempt was made to set fire TO the build
ing occupied by the San Angelo Steam
Printing company iocsied abou: the cen
ter Of the Voster block which would have
been consumed u the flames bad 1t not
-hee2 discoversd fhen it Wss. This is the
sesonf Rte NPsG this kid that has ceeu
RfsAnt@ pSst ten Gays. No one is
EpeSteGaeflr.
y The - church is carrying on quite
q Euseist, reyiFSl mssting here. ,.s.oa.
afMs!t s,eJls .gsasssIl a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
A UNITED HOUSE:
Nutcheson Withdraws from the Race
for Congress in the First District,
Leaving the Field to Stewart.
Hon. a. w. Terrell Addresses the People OF
Cooke County Mills Carries GOOD
Eews TO the Capital.
w oauta.a Husohsson wrhdr.ws.


Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Oct. 15.-To-Torrow's
Post will contain card from Caplsin J.
c. Hitcheson Withdrawing from
the race for Congress. BE recites that
the refult OF the primaries in the
city and county CT his home, having
shown by the primaries tonight that
Colonel Swart is the choice. He steps
down snd asks bis friends TO support his
opponent. His letter Is manly, and is in
marked contrast with the dirty schemes
inst have been worked against him since
the inception Of this csIvAss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Wyatt Reid,

On Sunday afternoon lsst, Mr. Ernest
Wyatt OF Fort Worth WAS united
in marriage to Mrs. A. j. Reid
of Dsllss at the latter city.
Both parties are well and favoraoIy
known in Fort Worth, and their many
friends here UNITE in extending heartiest
congratulations on the happy event.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
At Mis nj,


Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MIAMI, TEX, Oct. 13-The political
pot boils high here, ss Miami has some
ardent supporters for both the Demo.
cratic and Republican sides, and all one
can hear from every corner is tariff for
revenue only or tariff for the protection
OF American industry. The Democracy
has the best Of the fight both in
numbers and sides. They have won several
stauoch Rstublicars over to their side.
Your corresp )ndent had q conversation
with Judge Emanuel Dub5s OF Mobeetie,
TeXae, in which conversation Judge
Duobs said ne was born Repu olicaa in
the old Hoo5ier stete and bad s'wsys
been true to tbs cause until now. He
says he does not see how any poor or
laboring MN csn vote the Republican
ticket this fall on tse tariff issue. Judge
Dubois Is one OF the oldest and most in
teillgent citizens In tie Panhandle. He
hiss held the cffi;e of C)uu.y Judge OF
Wheeler county for six successive years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Ross Returns to Auttin,

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Oct. 15.-Governor Ross
arrived liz this city last night and left for
Austin on the south bound Missouri
Pacific this evening. The Governor was
on his return to the Capital City from
Sunset, TEX where ne delivered ssost ca
las. Saturday,