Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11
TEXAS SPECIALS,
Weekly Resume Of the Gazettss Dali,
Reports from All Over Texas

CORRESPONDENTS OF the Gazette.
RUsK, Tex Nays M. A B Bls7,,
who has been actiDg for the pyrtiss W,
sometime since purchased aoou! 23r,
acres ofiron ore lands in this viciuI,. h,
Just returned from New York, aud .,,,
that engib esrs Will De here in fy. az
to locate one or more Isits for bias, n.
nsces, and thst thsy will g - wors !,
nee in their fconstl u, tim. Mr.. Be7,,,
enthusiastic over our prospects, sud s,,,
that there IS Just now great Inquiry ia 4,
east and nor abb ut our Iron iscili-s,
aud tast c.pitalis's are greatly imsres..i
With the advantages offered By this az,
ton for investment In mlnuiactqrir,
enterprises h saws that Rlsk Will Ar,
a population Of 20 600 IN two years.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, MsJ Ser,
Malone, we'll known aid welI-,od5
stock rsjser and farmer living about Elm,
miles southeast OF this city, met with
fatsl accident last WEDGES Jay morning
While driving some steers his horse gor,
was rather uDruly ran against one, taros.
aud bis horse upon him. Ht WAS 5rous,,
to this pace in al unconscious Condition
snd remsinsd so until d=ata reli we'd hin
81 noon to-day. No marks of suy kirt
were FUND either On his head or bOdy
g. 1t is most probable that conclssioq
aud compression Of the Drain caused Bis
death He will be buried 81 Henrlea
o dsv at 2 p m.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, M'v The q.
sninipg trial of 9Arnev N=ff before lhs
Ulited States com missioner Tss con.
uded vsster lay. Nj vas charged vii.
oneniug the mau of II d Ramsey Of
Clarendon, Tx and EN- lezz ing va.1lbs
contents. The defendant WAS held i0rlss
United States District court, and 1ysf.
rangement between UNited States An0..
ney Pesrre and the defendants cJlr,tl,
the case will be TIED a. the Dsllss tern,
which begins on the third Mcndiy
Msy.
MRNARDvILLE, TEX, Nay 4-Sie.1
men are still happy. The wool ia turIi,l
out well, and they are getting s. p..
head for mutton. Menard is ore Oii1i
largest wool growing counts in ia
state.
HILLsBoRo, Tex, May s-Nesr P,Iiis
Valley Saturday night, 8Sy 5,tDe ieDcesd
w L. Mcintosh, ID. ID. Saudersop, Jint!
Rose and Frank KuC1 were cut by wire.
cutters. The report is tbs re wss mile q
Ssnderson's fence cut, 500 wards OF Roses
and about 500 yards Il Klo1's. TaeTeh
no clue whatever to the perpetrators. Al
indignation meeting has besn called y
meet az Whitney one day this week. "
L. MeIntosh only mad ABOUT ten acres en-
closed. Il Ii understood tai his fence VII
ilserslly cut To pieces.
DEKALB, TEX, Nsy 6-The lesdi'g
cit,z ns,ot d, Kslb who own the Bad
liver farms Immediately north OF TIL
place are much exercised over the !uto1'
lent condition Of the river which is hig1d
now thsn II has been si0ce lS43. Aari
Of the finest FIRMS are wholly submerged
snd many houses have been washed aHN
sud grest'msny stock and cattle 1851
Rsporss to-day eay that the river Is ial-
ing. Heavy rains fell here yesssEdif
Farm works. stopped.
CHAPPELL HILL, Tx Msy IT d.
been raining here a. intervals iof w.
wet ks, clearing OF lsst night sfier 5 n'..
blowing rain from the northwest. Isln
and cisterns 81 well supplied, and WssI
for stccb during the summer Is assV'eu'
There sre some feoTs OF the BRACES yer
lowing II NUN more water falls a05s
here. Corn sud cotton is In spleta.
condition, and never locked better d W.
time q year, to,
NEWPORT, Tx My THE heAT.sn
rain OF the seaspn fell on tAe g1I oi ~
8 4 and morning of the en- inst IL.
Crops are growing eTcellaBayi gau1,
vegeteo les are foe, and crops eens'1H'
are good. -
Our country is ieokiug up.