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Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
THIRD EDITION.



Bya gas explosion in the keaoin So1
Conpany's Monitor eolliery, ~ p p
Carmel, yesterday boy nAmoa n.
Csarias Brecker and q miner named
GsNsiI suffered dangerous injuries. Much
S.r,s ~ y AZ do ae TO the eolliery.
The boiler Of q steam thres9ing ma
chine exploded at Seymour InalnnS' ",
terday William Bennett was kihen, anu
Ia-y Ksarps and Wesley Alexander
tat.IIy Injured. Five other employees
- = injured. but not severely. Inc
hi ar was old and worn out.
The Post-ofice at Windsor, New York
was entered by burglars early yeslerusy
morning. The safe was blown OPEN .hs
noise awakening the entire Viiags sua
wracking the office. -Four hundred uol-
I.rs we're taken. Officerb A:e pursuing
the thieves.
A despatch from Elmira, New York,
saws there was heavy frost throughout
thai section on Wednesday night luz
tobacco crop Is about three quarters u
and the remainder was somewhat lnJureui
As was also the buckWheat.
william L. Scott was unanimously re-
nominated for Congress BY the Deho
cratic Convention ofthe Twenty seventh
PsnnsvlVania District at Erie on Wednes
day, although he had positively declined
a denomination.
General William Terry, commander o
the stopeyall Brigade In the Conieder
ate army At the close of the late war, wa
drowned while att pting to cross
Ewollsu creek near Wytheyille, Virginia
on Wednesday night.
Anthony Maher, carpenter In New
mort, Rhode Island, shot himself and nj
wife in a at Of jealousy yesterday morI
ing, At last accounts they were sti
alive but in critical condition. The
have four children.
James Fort, farmer, living near Ca
lumbus, India =, while suffering iroi
delirium, caused by fever on Wednesda
night, killed his ten year old con an
baby and fatally injured his wife.
The cotton bag ,iug trust has advance
tbe prIce another quarter cent per poun
making the range from llH TO l5A
"a claimed that still further advance
to be made soon.
Mayor Hewitt, of New York, yesterdl
Issued car 70 the public stallng mat
would receive aud forward ntrlhutlOl
1or the yelloH le'oi oNN 0i''' N
vile.
The spinners in the Narragausett MI
in Fall River, Massachusetts,, went
strike yesterday, because they were co,
PEELED 10 work over time in order TO ma
up few momen lost
There was killing frost at 81, Johr
bury, Vermont, yesterday morning, a
owing 10 the immature condition Of I
crops the damage will be heavy.
There were severe frosts In the northe
and eastern parts Of Rensselaer, count
New York, on We1n sdly night. Fl
mers report melon vines badly damage
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Alexander Murray, Patrick Ryan Fran
els Mulyeney and Sarah L. Shannon were
arrAigued before Judge Turner this morn
ing on complaint OF Ex cutive Officer
Curlett, charged with maintaining a
nuisance In the vicinity Of Front and
Adams streets, by having water in theil
cellars. The evidence showed that the
water came in from drain In the yielnil,
and for the purpose OF giving them an op-
| portun,ty u abate It, the case was con.
/ tinue1 until Monday 18th inst.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

The oyster season las nov fairly
oommenced, and a. L Ainsoow q Co,
OF No. T07 ship,ey street aud No, loo
EAss Fourth street, are receiving large
quantities every day. This morning
they received several large wagon loads
and as they have four boats RUNNING
they will receive large supplies Of tbs
bert 10 be obtained every day. Thil
firm navs thsiS own oyster eecS, And
, coma, qnentiy can .urnlsh the Sta
b!vAlves ut the lowest price.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

e L. Harlan OF Chestor county, and
his son Howard, residiER st Cedar street
aud Maryland avenue, this alIy, will
attend the reunion OF tue Harlan family
at Richmond, Ind, OF the 12,h inst
They will leave lhe Philadelphia depot
on the 10Th inst and II any oihsrs oil
the name are going from this Vlolnlty
they would be pleased II they would
iDin them
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

The " a worth syndiaAts OF and
10 cent stores viii have 4 grand npsning
They as now running
eleven stores, With bbadquArters in
New York, besides the Wilmington
store, and have 81 Immense stock OF
goods and NO article 10 tho ontirs store
over 100, Big goods for little money
Come early 10 avoid the osnwd. Il. W
wooLwoRTH s. Co 4l6 Market street
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
Used Mh..kr for uhlns.

Last night John Wilson, q nan G.
years old, was found At Front and Pop
lar streets very drunk, and taken d
police STATEN by police cheer. WheI
he was CALLED to the dock this mornInI
he stated that be came here from Clay
son suffering with chills and fever, aDC
had taken little whisky 50 o medicine
The Judge discharged him on his prom
Ise 10 leave town,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

The Young None L ~ IT8ys,ial
Psnr -rteets, or nd Oh al5uSrs,ssI
del,y.g j by tbs ioIl9TIl sS' Nia
Rev D. I Riley Mt A,.Srj NJ
gsret Hilles, Ray s'G ~ ?. ch9II
Cooper. Tbs 4 u ~ D. reenitrsi
Bethel A. NJ, e. ooO ,,,te plsof.
services with spPr ,,IPias ten I
solo, Michael s'er''uS
Ranist, 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Yesterday afternoon as Edward
Mcguire and Austin HAnley were
ascending the steps at the Post ON &c
an elderly lady was just starting to
come down, when she caught her foot
and fell, and had 1t not been thst sac
was caught by MessrP. Mcguire and
Hauley ,Wcuid no doubt have fell to tbs
sidewalk and sustained serious tujuI.
les
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Cons, .stPy.a excitement VS. Y
in the uprer part Of the ssTsl'l
yesterday afternoon - taS i a!,
anoe Of the ii,t.e3 3rat'oId I'i h,
samuel Banner, raa!d.ns y " y
Rodney street. Mrs hAlla
greatly slammed abd many
neigh 0OIa j0lutd with l2r n a. i,
the woods sEir'ilR lbe p.'I NJ.
and altn the race. thinking w y,
haps abe might have UseI sa m
After some tao o. three o s..i
alansed he little ono VS. .oa \.
P Nibsb and ClNyg5u streets nv ~.
lowed rene OF the CHILDREN ~, .1.ri
II school. ThlrgtloF Ea' a. !, !,
aud faHf ser iee.'pS' u
A.. ., amer
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Jennie A., daughter OF Walter sr q
Annie Grace, residing near Ashland
UhFistiRnA hundred, died Of oOnsump.
tion on Wed nesdAy, tho 6.h inst, aged
20 ysars. Her remains will be inferred
tomorrow morning 81 St Joteph'i
cemetery. She was an intelligent and
sprlghtly young lady, and had lArFt
oircie OF friends, who sympathlzl viii
her parents in their aflotioD.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
FOURTH EDITION


william aud DAuisl RAETA. JF., have
gone 70 Atlantic Olsy for few days.
Miss Bringhurst, Of ibis city, il visit
ing friends 10 Ksnnett Square.
william TOughsy and Rene ConoAn-
NON, OF YoFklyD, are confined TO the
house by Anlattack Of typhoid fever.
Judge Waller, Who has been spending
. few weeks NJ Saratoga, N. Y will re.
turn home Saturday.
DR.. MAhion Gallagher, who is one OF
the directors in the U. 3. Mint In PhilA-
ldslphIA, lie visiting friends in our city.
Hon. william Z. Russell, who hiss
bsen nominated BY the Democrats OF
MassA ,hutis, 10 brother OF Mrs.
George h. Bates, OF this city.
Mise Florence WArpole. OF Chester,
Pa Who has been spending her vaca-
lt.on with Mics DellA b. Rowland, Of
this city, has Rone home much pleased
with her visit,
Miss Bell Luke, daughter Of VIM.
luke, OF ROsklAnd, Del, will sail fer
Scotland en- Saturday, bslug AccompAn-
led by her two cousins. They will take
lsseAmer from New York. Miss Luke
will be gone some time.
Miss L'EBie Pagan and her grand
imother, after an extended visit 10 the
Yello Sstone Park, Chicago, MilwAukee
and Niagara Falls, have returned homt
and we're enthusiastically received by
their friends.
Mrs. Il. Jenkins and daughters, Flor
epcs and May, Of Washington, d. O.
who have been on visit to Dr. N. b
\ Morrison, OF this city, returned hOmI
! this morning, after enjoying . very
pleasant visit Of two weeks.
Sergeant Salisbury, OF the Fiji
United etstes Cavalry, is visltinI
, friends In this city. Mr.. sAulsbury 4
stationed on the frontier, and hiss jus
5 returned from Washington, whore h
q Itook an insane member 20 the Govern
? meut insane asylum.
}, John Lswden. OF Christian 'viIlas,
g visited our olty % WednA>S Az. after a,
9 AhteLS7 OF nearly gear. NJ. L. hu
Z Numbered his Three score and ten year
d but he still feels deep interest In pull
iio afiairs, especially 10 the mAnaR
m6nt OF the public roads In New CAST
siouers fall far short Of their duty, an
D. tn. tns taxpayers do not get proper n
re turns for the money expended. Whe
h. he was Road Com missioner the Hui
er dTed had AlArge surplus In the bAnl
a but Il has dwindled down to very hma
ID proportions and the Hundred has lit
fir Tor nothing TO show for the same. II
10 unfortunate that the taxpayers DO NJ
understand theit own business Int
n lesta IA. 1Te fully and retain Mr. l.,
d. ssome other good accountant b AssiIt
the management OF their accounts. II
hand is stiil quite steady, and his o.
Unbalanced. ~ in . cunning excursion
a few days ago, be shot dozen woodooo
/ and was well prepared to kill 9th
n game had II appeared, He has bsoou
4 disgutted with Democratic mAnAR
u ment, and talks as though he intend,
70 to vote for Harrison and Morton, u n
Nd for the entire Republican ticket, BE
-e 40 Intelligent citizen and csn give
n coed reAGon for the faith that is in hill
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

LONDON, Sept. 6 ST. , Ihag 4
per, in 4 spegoh u tee Jun n b
SbefIi cid Tonight, reierseu mi II
high praise TO tue o3nduc 10, o. = \.
fisheTie. tA'F III 3l,I t,,r,taI
No ptsb.e asii Sasr I'd
q ger ,ln con ivs D s,SI
U..l regard % tut fSS.us'l5t5i
orn,nSly5 mesra1o Of PI T,1,5,
faud, he would SOY ina; U AN 81
never adop. q policy. P0|J ss,ly yn
Wise, tat woult Be 1I 3s,i d
Easland. oanads TS Gu s Is,; D
fisheries question IS 10
anoe deserved. -
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

The alarm of fire this morning about
4 ! O'Clock, from box IS waB caused
by the burning Of n wcodsoed IN the
coal yard OF Charles 5lgsIs, Thirteenth
and Market streets, fha dsuaae will
amount 70 Aoou, tidO, which ia fnlly
iuBuFB0,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Tho excursion Of Hiram Grand Lodge.
cOlcred MGsnug, 10 Atlantic OiGy, yea.
teEdsyi was the largest that has ieil this
city during she present seas0n. There
we're 1880 participants They we're 40
oompaEiea by HAdlns's Cornet Band,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

The Eighth Ward Republican Club
VIII hold an important meeting at the
headquarters of the Young Mems Repub.
lican Club, No. $40 King street, at 3
O'Clock to morrow evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
Kidderminster.-

OF the finest combed all
wool.
Plain and figured-the
daintiest and most stylish
wool carpet ever made
salmon, blue and gold
pink, blue and gold--two
tone olives, two tone light
terra cottas, two tone gold
with dragon-red and gold
and other effects, making
these goods the most de-
sirable as high art wool car
pets Of any that we know
OF. They are the nearest
approach to Brussels effect
without the expense of
Brussels that you can get.
Our fall lines OF goods
are uuexcelled.
Our prices are ri ht.
WIN. B. SHARP & Co
Fou...- 49, .-ag-s. s.s::.s,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
Asbury,

The Rev. Vim. P. Psaroe, a nisaion.
arg - Af'ios under Bishop ToylDr will
soma oct the prayer service a. Asbury
d. L Church this gridAy) evening and
will preach on Sabbath evening, ths
9th inst., at 7S0 O'Clock, in tbs same
Church,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
Vim, B, Sharpico,,
Fourth and Market SIS
Are you marrledP
Do you keep house?

Are you marriedT
Do you keep house2
Are you going to be mar
ried?
In either case you will
need carpets.
1t you are already a house
keeper, fixing-up time will
soon be here and you may
iced new carpets or the old
ones made over and reftted.
II you are going to be a
housekeeper, a d who
wouldn't if they could, tits
fully time to be looking
Through the fall styles.
Our purchases have been
large and full and are COM
ling In daily. Take your
time in looking for carpets.
They are L,ere In great vari-
ETY., ney designs and color.
ings to suit most any taste,
Moquette-
The mOAt elegant, stylish
and harmonious carpet for
! parlor yet produced for the
: price, They come hand
: sOmely bordered and in fine
: effects for hall and stairs,
A really correct parlol
; should have a "Moquette"-
? $I.25 and $3.50 and only Ii
!, the best makes.
= Body Brussels
I !, In great variety ant tthi
r !; season closely initiating tht
n Moquette In design and Low
!. tones Of colorlng. We hav'
many special things for par
4 lors, halls and stairs in Bod,
,e Brussels that are new ant
q unique in effect. The Kid,
/: derminster Art Carpets il
: q Brussels, in two tones o
old gold, terra Gotta ant
= gobelin, are singularly beau
= tiful and effective-bordere,
he with the same in slight,
II darker effects their style
he unexcelled. Mosaic, Egyp
he tan and Persian combina
I'D tons are also very beautifr
ID effects this fall. These good
g, also come complete for haI
q y and stairs. 90c, 81, liz
to 81, 25, $1.35.
he Tapestry Brussels
' q, The most popular Brus
he sells Carpet of the day. Til
% fall they closely follow Brul
-, sells and Moquette in effec
.. and are better liked tina
On On ever. Their low price an
4S good wearing qualities com
he mend them to all carpe
re- re- buyers. Any lady can spen,
nj: a day, if she has it to spar,
ont In our large carpet room
he looking through this line
=, carpets alone. They ais
ne come nicely completed fc
:,si halls and stairs so, 60, :
OFT or, and Soc, all OF the very be
nor standard makes.
as IngraIns--
at In endless variety and il
Vulnerable oolorings aud pa
49,. terms. $50 rolls now in stoc
LED from the rich, strong, hie
,r ea co ors, to the neat little fl,
DEF o. ures and quiet combination
me-
ma % cents, mostly cotton.
i 8 37l5 cents, partly wool,
the 45 cents, wool and cotton.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Tomorrow promises TO bs sonewha
cloudy, with slight thermal changer
end showers on the cost. Sunday fail
and rather warmer.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

80 ~NA-@ANa
The committee having ia charge the
coming exhibition of the Peninsul 10
horticultural Society and fruit and
hJRer fair, which Will be held In the
Opera HouuH on the 18th, l0tb, 10Th And
2lst Instant, are bustly engaged in per.
fectinR the arrangements for the coming
display, L l. Rice, Jr the architect
is row husiiy EJ work preparing the
pans Tor the interior decorations,
which VIII be Of an elaborate character
The iatDr,of arrangements VIII, when
fnishsG, present o view OF supreme
beauty. Daily applications for Hpsoe
are cGming in daily, and Indications
point to Large display.
j. g BROWN, Of Wyoming, will send
carload Of exhibits, aud one novel
feature Of II Will be pyrAmldical tow
o. 40 feet high, Just above tho entrance.
L. viii b. composed OF fancy colored ap-
pies, glOugh; into various fantastic de-
slRnp,
After The Fair the apples will be
donste1 70 the various charitable in3ti-
tutiCnl,
The following list of judges have been
appointed.
Apples-H N. Eugle, Marietta, Pa.
Ell Mtnch, Shiloh, N. j.; j. T. Budd
MiddietOpr, Del.
PeaTs-E pattsrth wsite, JeukintOwn
Pa, W d. BrsoEsnbridge, Gowans
town, Nd,
Q1iDCps ard Plume-Dr. John ]
Black, New Caste; N. BsrnhTd, Still
Pond, Md; j, E., gu ton, Esq, Dover
Berrlts-JOhp &. Bernhard Denton
Md; DR.. II Ridgley, Dover.
Flfrnl Gloss, A., b aud Or jbert
Halliday, Baltimore, Md; jam P5nl
land, G0wanstown, Nd; W. NJ. OAnbS
Wilmington
The special low rates n aie by th
Varicua railroad compbniea should dEA'
Large number n pso pie to the fair.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
uARRIED.

wEED-REwTUg.-sOn the stu Ia-t, oy
the Kew. VAUGHN Collins, Mr.. HoNtfd
l.. Weed, OF Wet TirgiSiB, TO Miss Lille
Newton, OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

an best rejection Of school and dress
sh res in town, ana prices the lowest at
Bahcocks 200 Market street above 2nd
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Tie sale Of pers lusi properly Of Peter
Miller, on Nov Osssle avenue, on
ThnTsday wa7 quite we'll attended aad
most z-Hcles brought fair prices.
Atnuua oOunteOus lunch vAn pre-.
pared M n ksg Of bear YVES rolled out
aud an Invitation extended TO oil 70
hs.n rsmasigss. l.. W. 51tham (
S5o gssC employed IS auctionee5s, a
the junior member o. tae trm Wah " !
good h1m9r. The horse sold al ElI0
hay fl3 per toni CDEa 81 ceuts a nusafl
The various crops Brought about S300l
nud implements generally we've knock
81 down n fs.r prices Tie propert!
has baan rented TO David l. nlz who's
dwelling waB Destroyed by the osclone
and h0 80 E!= ,---.., ac- - s-SGFs
log kLe aaae.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

dsush i9 Of George M MAJ Bsv. Y. Z. (
i Fwan, Of the B ,, 5ney 5s St W
p pc eitn , q nun and nd seemed
cls5 b. Itti avery blglIi
joy n Brandy !, "
wCTr lsifeslIn, M
Eua bet vas pt'I
seyy0l H. moan.
S5' n I dreams,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Taylor'sPhnA Dime Express, 3o9 King
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
IN SEASON.

Our Light Weight Over
coats are in season these
cool evenings. We have an
elegant assortms ut and our
$1,000 Overcoat is a leader.
You'll not be disappointed
if you get one. Fall. We're
fully ready and just waiting
Tor it.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

here are m
Pi" they !
luaHtes Of
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Dough the {
|orningrod
|hIther bouI
listed by a
10 Sttki /
greatest w
! from your
hll your jol
Ire within t
keatest won
lOoping do
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

In endless variety and in
Vulnerable oolorings aud pat.
terms. $50 rolls now in stock
from the rich, strong, high
co ors, to the neat little fig
ures and quiet combinations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
a mi.slnE purse Ktcovsred.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MINEoLA, TEX, Nov. 27.-Yesterday
evening Mrs. James Utley, wife of the
International and Crest Northern Rails
wsy yIrdmEster al this plsce, came down
town 10 do some shopping. she went
into the millinery establishment OF Mrs.
J. j. Mcdaniel and laid her purse on the
counter and purchased hat. When che
began looking for the PURGE she discoy-
cred it was COCA. Sle promptly reported
her loss to Mr.. Mcdaniel, who immedi-
Gtely closed the doors and told al pres
ent that the lady had been robbed, and he
intended searching alI present until it
was found, when 9 woman who WAS trsv-
cling through here gave up the purse,
saying that her little girl had picked It
up BY mistake
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
IN FERNkTIONAL FAIR
Houston Day Graord by Pretty Weather
The Races.

Houston Day Graotd by Pretty Weather
The Races.
special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx Nov. % This
was Houston dsy s. the Sin Antonio fair,
and large.e1cursioDs from the east carried
people to the city over the Southern Pss
cifc Railway, swelling the attendance to
about 1000. The weather vas delightful,
snd the full programme Of the days *
ercises WAS carried out. Among the mos.
Int resting features OF the day was the
baby show, in which there we've
fifty competitors for two special
prizes, cooking stove valued q.
S75 and offered by Leroix & Cosgrove CT
this city for the finest BABY under twelve
months CID, and $50 sewing machine
offered By Inc Singer Company for the
flaest baby under eighteen months,
weight and looks considered. The ma
chine WAS won by Leo P5rter, aged ole
year, and the stove by ThCElton Ball,
three months old.
First Rsce-Hsndicap, runnirg, one half
mile heate, best two in three, 81 sges,
purse $3.50. Eutrees-Probus Msoel,
Kemp Dilsrd and Mary Foster. billiard
won in two straight hesta, Mary Foster
and Mabel being distsrc.d In the first.
Time: 1:204 and %!
Second Race-Rannlug. mile dash, all
sges; purse $3.50 Entrses-Lsmxr,
Frank Clapp, Bankrupt, Kitty Pesse and
Grosvsnor. Bankrupt wss an easy winner
10 :4S3 Grosvenor second, Kitty Pease
third, Lemsn fourth.
Third R ce-frotsiEg, 2:32 class, mile
hests; best three in five; pure $500.
@oTeIspd, jim Hill and
Johnny P. Mcrslsnd Won two heats snd
Hill won one heat. Time, 2:42, 2:40a,
, :404 Darkness prevented the race beng
d lisned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Beaumont Marching On

special to the Gazette.
BEAUMONT, TEX Nov. % The Beau:
mont Advertiser, which entered the Jour-
nsNstic field in this place last July with
such blrre CT trunpsts, failed to ma.
te,isl.zs yesterday and to-day. LIS
epitAph Is On The lips OF the town, but
rumor has Il that nee company will
take the material and revive it.
TIE Beaumont Electric Light Company
having flushed Sneir connections, to-
night the town takes one step forward in
her grand mach, and is ATLAS with in-
candescens and arc lights.
With new machinery coming in every
day and new enterprises being pref acted
East Texas, and more eseecl.lly Besu-
mont bids fair &c. far ou:ssrjp her rivals in
the march to prosperity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
ASSAULT TO MURDER.
Exsmining lTiai Of o Man and wife at SOL J
: phur Springs. 7

Eksmining fHiai Of o Man and Wife at SOL
/ phur Springs.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX Nov. Is Mr..
and Mrs. CarrIco, who live sbou. eight
miles northeast OF town, had an examin.
ing trial before Justice Crabtree to-day
Tor frying to kill Charles Bunson. Mrs.
Csrrico Was released, while her husband
was held over to awbit action the grand
Jury in the sum of $500. He could not
make this bond and SO went to jsil.
From the evidence given by the
witnesses the following statement
Ct the shooting WAS obtained. Carrico
had qusrrelled with Buntcl's hired man
and by the same means Button got into
the quarrel. Carrico insulted Bunton at
the iatter's house on last Sunday. He
invited Bunton to his house to apologize
to him. When Carrico got Bunton to his
house he (Csrrico) Instead OF apolog,z :
Ing grossly insuitet HIM Gnd casl-
lepged him for 3 fight. Bunton would
not fight then, but waited until Carrico
psssea his house and Shen blntered
for an exsemporapeous fight and ran into
his house spo got gun 20 shoot Csrrico.
but WAS prevented from so dclng by s
nan present. The rsxg morning Csrrico
came to Buttons house and very insult
ing words were passed by both parties,
wnereupon Mrs C.rrico arose from
behind 5 brush pile with &
double bsrreled shotgun and Bun
ton rsn to his door. Just as
he looked back he saw that Csrrico had
taken the gun from his wife and was
leVeling 1t on him. The gun wss dis
Charged and load of small shot struck
Buntou In the back. Bunton then grabbed
his gun and fred at Csrrico as he disap~
pesred in the woods, but widely missed
his mark
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Order CT the i:en Hall.

SpocihI 70 inc JE25Stt.
SHERMAN. TEX, Nov. .28.-Supreme
Justice F. 8. Somerby Of the Order Of the
Iron Hall, CT Indianapolis, Ind, and
Deputy Supreme Justice E. E.
Wyane Of Texas, delivered an sd.
dress TO large audience st the
court house In this city tonight.
being the event Of the paying Of INSURED
certificates to charter members Of Sher-
man local branch No. So at the conclu-
sion OF the address Supreme Justice
Somerby end his subordinate Officers
were bspquatted at the BiLkley hotel by
the members Of their order, the members
of the local press being also invited guests.
Supreme Justice S0merby will visit sew
ersl Ct the llrgest cities in Texas before
leaving the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Alta ohed at Wolfe CITY.

special 20 the Gazette.
GRKENvILLE, TEX Nov. 2S.-The firm
ofJkrgadine, McKituick & Co, OF ST.
Louis to Day closed by writ OF attach
ment the dry goods snd general merchan.
disc house Of Bomsr & lark, an old end
leading house Of Wolfe City, this county,
on the Santa Fe and Cotton Belt roads.
Tne amount Of the claim to satisfy which
tae attachment WAS levied Is S20l5. The
assets are much more than ample to
cover this claim. The liabilities were
mt estimated