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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
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SUPPRESSION OF THE aLAvG TRADE.


PARIS, NV. IS Ia the chamber OF
deputies to~dsy NJ Goblet, minister of
foreign sf.irg, stated that France had
not engaged 10 cooperate with England
and Germany in the bIocAde Of the coast
OF East Africa. Both powers, he said,
had requested permission from the French
government 10 search ships flying the
French fsg which we're suspected Of be-
iGg engaged In the slave trade or in i'm
porting arms into Africa. The govern
ment reported that to search for arms
was the natural result. Of an effective
blockade, but 1t could not recognize the
right Of England or Germany to search all
vessel under the French flag. Certain
abuses due to the slave trade might have
arisen but they could be attributed to the
gravity with which it was sought to In.
vest them They were not to be COM
pared with those perpe rsted in the in
terror or on the coast Of North Africa.
Nevertheless F:epch war ship would be
sent to prevent tie slsve trade being
conducted under the French hig. II
further seton was proposed 81. Gsbles
declared he would be guided BY circum-
stances without In any way sacrificing
the traditions, dignity or interest Of the
country. M Goblet's remarks were
greeted with applause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
New York Star

When will women learn that big feet
lock their best in blsek2 Mt In shiny
black, like patent leatner, which naturally
attracts the eye, but In dull black, Ike
sCtG kid. They can wear lovely Slip
pers Or low shoes OF this kind in
the morning, and for evening q black
satin one Is always good form. A very
high heel will not make large foot look
susu. ltslmplY puts it upon pedestal
and the lockers on have IN opportunity
to measure is length. A black velvet
slipper can only be worn by Cinderella,
and tine foot OF Cinderella must
be slender, else the pile OF vel
vet will make 1t look thick. A lsrge
buckle Ia never desirable, except with .
slender foot and very low instep; when
there Is fine arch small buckle or bow
wants TO be adhered 20, so that the rat
ursl beauty may be shown to great ad-
vantage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.
Facts and Suggestions supple By The Gen
tenariaHs of Franco,

Facts ana Suggestions supple By the Cen
tensriars OF France.
Blessed are the poverty-stricken writes
the Paris correspondent Of the L jndon
Truth, if longevity be blessing. The
msi ority Of the eighty-iour centenarisns
who were alive in France who were taken
at the last census were extremely poor.
There were twentysone OF them living
on sims as beggaIS Or in slmshouses.
The open-sir life OF shepherd must
be also conducive to long lie. A heggsr
named R!ves, at Tsrbes, was born in
1870 and woman who herded goats In
the ConvenDes mountains had exceeded
lis years. Widows survive into q grest
Old age their husbands, more often
than widowers pay such q bad com
pliment to their wives. The proportion
Of the centenarIan widows Is compared to
the same class Of Widowers was As forty
one to tTenty-three In 1884. Is this be.
cause the ungens!e sex are the more
deeply sentimental, or the gentle one eats
less and have better regulated tempers.
Yol knoW- or perhaps you
don't knoE-thst nothing hss!ens
senilitY like hsbisual guzzling
Would il not be well to hang up the
above statistics In the dining laoms OF
the city companies and st the Mansion
house? Your elderly guzzler on the
shady side Of middle life Is, though
he lives in many respects desd.
His brain is starved by or the clog,
eing Of the hkirliks arteries which
USED TO feed it. The sedim ent that
chokes them comes Of too nutrisiye food
and TOO much OF it. His bones are dense
and weighty, his muscles rigid, his
knuckles chslky, and his lungs and throat
ready to catch cold. Turkish baths keen
{ 4, in degree, these IF Cts, bat the best
plan is not to De gourmaud. Those CEN
tensrisn beggars, dare SAT-, had not the
means OF eating heavily and fs1 In the
south CT France, to which they belong,
drink deep. Meat, too, is dear there and
trying to bad teeth and fruit Is plentiful.
cheap and good. This last won't make
bone and muscle IL child reason why
1t does not clog capillary arteries. But
in the south 1t has deal o, force derived
straight from the sun, which Is converti-
BILE to vivscity. Eggs are also plentiful,
hens laying in the South four more
months than IN the North. The egg is
ideal food Tor anyone who wants lot OF
puGriment in small volume. I should
pity the French mendicsnt who could Tot
procure at village inns an omlet or an
oeuf sur lie plat.
1t is 8 fact worth noting that most OF
the families who were raised to high pc.
sisioDs and profusely gilded by the
first Napoleon are extinct, ard that
those still existing are represented
Chic fly By women. The first empire
and its wsrs did not play havoc with the
dukes and princes who sprang up around
It's head. The harm WAS done by the
second empire, whose ideal was fsire
bombTznec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
DISTRICT OoUsT.

Afa'sr rnsns ot EssFs Set fsr Tbs rs.f 90 m.
ms. cirg Ssnoe,, ~ v rahsy SO 1855.
MONDAY. NovBMBzR 2G, 1898.
0S26. W + s2mmervine vs. EspueIls Lsnd
and Cattle COMPANY.
5SGo. John Gli.ison ~ William Psa et 81.
1874 + 3oon vs. William Chamberlain
S9l9. Wood, B:owu { Co w Case T.sd-
Ing Co.
1928. Mack S!sdleI & Co vs. Caage Trad
ing Co.
395I J b Helm e. 81 VS. N F Helm e, 81.
99'S' joseph MIC.u.e vs. 4 " & n o ~
1902. J Litsey vsG C&SFRyCo.
NUS T. l. Mortimer va Fors Worth Opera
1925 A G Brooks vs. Fort Worth Street
RI Co.
1912. H Suupter VS. C Boydston.
1926. G c & Fry Co ysLBGu ct a..
4l5?. E Violet vs. G 6 SFRy Co,
AGO. L SsIsido Va G c. SFRy Co,
fl65, II Hill vs. Fort Worth Street Ry
Co.
1UEsDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1855.
1900. Csrsdlne ct slvsJD Wslkere,.I.
4l6' Jno 2 Jones VS. J B Andrews ct 81.
1908 NJ g Hurley ysFW RyCo.
42lS. A i; Tabor vs. E L TABOR.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 2S, 1883.
SAB. W Tucker VS. Mo Pacific RI Co.
1852. Rosedale ST. Ry Co VS. National
Bank Of Jefferson.
lTHURsDiY, NOVEMBER 30, 1888.
$3.50 + L Owens vs. Z DsggetE ct a..
4052. W Cartwright vs. W U Telegraph
Company.
1875. Jao Mitchell ct al vs. Geo q Brown
Exectr,
1920. Z R.iser, vs. Mo Pacific Ry Co.
422l. N Melton vs. No Pacific RI Co,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1883.
1000 u II Bledsoe VS. Tex s Pacific BY Co.
4l9l. W d Barrett VS. Fred " Wolfe, ct 81.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER l, 1888.
1892. Tompkins Mscn & Imp ysJR
Mitchell & Co.
Ss45. Lee Herod VS. City o; Dallas ct al.
By order Of court.
L. Z TAYLOR. District Clerk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
OPIUM SNUGGL2Rs.
Americans nd Cinnamon Mixed Up-Pleas
IF Guilty Entered.

Americans nd Cinnamon Mixed Up-Pleas
Cf Guilty Entered.
BUFFALO, n. z, NV. I9.-Three
Cinnamon, An Q lin, Ii How and Caong
Lee, snd two Americans, Edward
Mellinger and William Lund, arrested
here Saturday for beiog coacerned with
Q1ong Y aen OF New York in smuggling
opium from Canada, were brought before
the United S:s:es commissi lner to,
day. Lund AID MeiliHger plead
guilty and tie Clintmen Ior
guilty. There were two charges
of smuggling opium snd OF entering into
conspiracy to Struggle same. Bail in esch
case was tizad st $4,000 and the defen,-
ants werelsent to ISL in default. Lundl,nd
Msllnger were me actual smugglefs,
bringing the sius over on THAR persons,
ana were employed Tor the work by
Chinamen. The msn sT7es:ed IN New
I Tx was the receiver. United States
officers say the case IS complete agsirst
ali six parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20

esked that the trial be postponed in order
to secure the attendance Of TWO Wit
nesses. Colonel Tracy, he said, had been
very Ill; he fesred he was tfiltcted In
more ways than one. he had suffered
fiusnciaiIy, had not the means to meet
the X2enses Of full defense. Mr.
Jackson stated that he WAS not Colonel
Trocy's counsel. The defendant wished
to pay his own counsel, and had sold his
homestead property in Texas for the pur-
pose CT securing the money. judge
Montgomery said that unless
the district attorney should
consent there was not &C ffi;ient Show
ingsfoT postponement Mr.. Lipscomb,
the district attorney. was not disposed to
sgree to the postponemept. and instruc-
lions were given to csli jury. Colonel
Tracy himself then came forward SID
asked for the attention OF the court. II
was evident from his appearance thst his
physical ordition had not been mlsrep
resented. He stated II ne Was compelled
TO 60 to trial he would have to
ask the court 10 assign him sddi-
tinnal counsel. He HAD made every
effort, he said, to secure the means to
employ lawyer, but was not yet pro.
vlded with money. Il was evidently
great blow to the prisoners pride 70 make
the request, and the picture in some re-
spects appealed strongly to sympathetic
instincts. Mr.. Lipscomb then remarked
that he supposed it would save time III
the end to let the case 60 over, and the
order OF continuance was made.
DIsINFRcTING OF CLOTHING
WASHINGTON, Nov. - S snStor Call
and Surgeon General Hamilton sccom>
panied committee Of citizens of Jack
sonville, Fla, this afternoon to the
| white house 10 confer with
the president in regard to the
disintection OF clotkirg, etc, in districts
infected with yellow fever. The commit
tee consisted of John G. Durkee, D. G
Amber, Tllfsir Stockton, S B Hubbard
and G Chrlster. The president said
he sympethized With the people in the
stricken districts, and would do all that
lay in his power to alleviate their euffsrr
ings.
DEPARTURE OF THE C0REAN MINISTER.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19-Pak Chung
Yslg, Coresn minister, accompanied by
the members Of his suite, left for Chicago
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
this morning. From Chicsgo he goes TO
San Francisco and sails for nome. He is
q on leave CT absence, but does net tx
pect TO return to this country.
TIE HATTIRN TROUBLE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-The depart
ment Of state has received official conflr,
NATION Of the reported condemnation and
seizure by the Hayden court of the
American steamship Haytien Republic.
The condemnation WAS pronounced Fri
day, November . Saturday following
the United States minister protested
against the proceedings, alleging the
court WAS Illegally constituted, sud ap-
pesled to higher court. He also sd-
v!ssd the captain Of the seiz I'd vessel not
to surrender the craft. The Ualted
States man Ct Wat Boston arrived on the
scene the sxGe day to support the pro-
test Of the United States minister.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20

presided. A resolution was adopted
stating that the restoration OF order in
East Africa must pre- C sde tee expedition
According TO the Hamburg Borse MALE
the formation Of cirsct steamship line
20 CaIcutts has been arranged. Hsm5urg
shipping firms have subscribed 3. 100000
marks ana bsrkers 100000 marks Pre-
terred shares OF 100000 will De issued
later. The service commsuces immedi-
stely with ak steamers.
The Borsenhslie says Hamburg branch
OF the Deutche Bank will snip OF board
:ne Port of Aligre, which sails on Thurs
day tor BueDos AYres, 1t least 5000, coo
marks in gold, and probably larger sun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
MAJOR FARnsWORTH.

Lits CT she Iasp,o,er- General who Di ed
Yesterday.
F.RTREss MONROE, VA, Nov. 49,
Major Farnswortb, Inspector general,
who died to Cay st Fortress Monroe, was
appointed to .he army from New YorE,
July 1854. as captsin Gnd assistant quar-
ternsster. he was in me Shenandoah Vsl,
ley and engaged IN SneridnD's campaign.
He was IN Cum oerlSnd in June, 1865, Gnd
IL Baltimore ss department quArGermsster
u i. 1866 Up to the dste OF HE 80
poInlment IS inspector general il 1865,
be WSs stationed in the department OF
Texas, and since that tine has been or
Guiy In this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
A DEFkULIEK CAPTURED.
he Had Been Treasurer OF County IN
Ksnsas-Bis Doodle.

he Had Been Treasurer OF County IN
Ksnsas-His Doodle.
PORTLAND, OREG IN, Nov. 10 -Tnomss
W. Gocdin was arrested here some days
ago on charge OF embezz,ipg funds
while treasurer Of Rawlins county, KAN.
a few months before his term in Office
had expired Goodin skipped from town.
The County board Of examination invesI,-
gated his accounts and found deficit of
soou! $4,000. The sheriff of R!wlsus
cjunty arrived here to-day and will take
Goodin back to where he is wanted By
the authorities. Goodin confesses
the dedication. Governor John
A. Martin cfered g reward for the srrest
OF the ccfaul!er, and the authorities have
been On his track for several months.
Fast life and speculation are the csuses O:
the defslcstiOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Fat.1s,au.IotaLrveIloaa rre,.

CHICAGO, III, Nov. 10 A trivial low
er's quarrel resulted in the desth Of
Annie Sho!t at her home last evening.
stormy scene between Annie and Tnso.
dore Buss occurred Saturday. Annie
brooded over this, and about 3 o'clock
lsst evening she went to her room and
shot herself in tbe right side Ct the head.
Tie repcr. aroused the girls mother and
her brother and sister. On entering the
room they found her LYING dead on the
floor, her DIains oo zirg Gu; and her hand
clutching & revolver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Oh esp Fuel.

The great problem in Texas economy st
this time is how to secure chesp fuel, and
II begins 20 look like Texan had solved
it. II TIE invention CT Mr.. G W. White
proves to be sll that is claimed for II,
ard ell those who have examined 1t ssy it
Is, Fort Worth, IS usual, will take the
cake. Dir. c. A. Zilker, who has ice
works at several points in the state, thinks
"the fire log" the very thing, and the
public will watch with no little interest
the development OF this novel invention rs
s fuel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Brftiah Grain Trade.

LONDON, NV l9 -The Mark Lane
Express in It's review OF the British grain
trade during the week ssys: English
wheat values are against buyers. Sales
have bes u 1882 quarters at SIS LID,
against 81 730 quarters at SOS Il during
the corresponding week last yesr. The
trade in foreign wheat Is slack. Best
grades maintain values. Corn /. irreg-
ulsr in Liverpool. Mixed American is Ii
per Genial lower and at to days market
wss slow. Fine grades maintained
prices, out comm on were weak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Two =Famps Rille5,
special to the Gazette.

5p6CIAl 70 ING 0sLtSF5,
WICHITA FALLS, TEX. Nov. L. A
wreck occurred on the Fort Worth ard
Denver Railroad several miles belo Y this
point, delaying all trains for five hours or
more A freight tr&in became dersiled
near Celef, small station on the Denver,
and Conductor George Clark. who resides
here, was badly injured. T6o suppose d
trsmos, who we're stealing tide in 8
box car, were killed. The conductor WAS
taken to ths hospital a. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Germany.
SEVERAL INTERESTING ITEMS.

BERLIN, Nov. Is -Genersl Won Schel-
endorf will shortly resign from the min
istry Of war and assume command Of the
First army corps. General Stobuks will
succeed 20 the ministry Of wsr.
The increased expenditure for new war
ships, which has been provided for In
the budget of 1889 and 1890 amounts to
{. 800, 200 marks, q greater portion CT
which will be applied to the building Of
ironclads.
The committee for the relief OF Emin
Pasha net In Hanover to- day. Herr Won
Miggsei, leader Of the National Liberals,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
TIE SAN ANTONIO FAIR,

Knights tf PyihiRs Day-Big Attendance
notwithstanding Bad Weather.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 19.-To-day
was the Knights OF Pythias day at the
San Antonio International Fair, and about
200 members Of that order visited the ex.
position in body, as guess Of the asso>
ciation. The total attendance exceeded
5000, despite the incleneut weather,
aggravated BY cold north wind II no
more rain falls tonight, the race track
will be in condition tomorrow afternoon
to admit OF the resumption Of the race
programme. Ats meeting OF travelling
passenger sgenfs -dsY, II was decided
TO ex>end the IS round trip over all lines
IN Texas and Mexico to December 8,
three Gays after the close Of the fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
81. Louis Grocer sr.iEn.,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. l9 james P.
Farley, grocer, made an assignment to-
day to Jonn E Vogel for the benefit Ct
his creditors. The liabilities are between
$40. 900 and $50, 600; assets 100000 Mr..
Fsirley's position is said to be y,r! en-
as it is alleged he 10 also
$4,000 behind on real estate Of which he
is the administrator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Ireland,
1RREPREssIBLE INvINCIBLEs.

IhhAF hsSoIbLh INFINCIBLEs.
DUBLIN, Nov. IS -Invincibles Mullett
and McAffeFy left here todsy under !.
strong escort for London, where they
will give evidence before the Pa neil com.
mission. When the train reached Down
Patrick station McAffery shouted, God
save Ireland. We want the people to
know We are coerced and go unwils
lingly"
Fully 600 people assembled at Rear
coss, county Tippersry, yesterday and
attempted to hold meeting. The great
throrg had been prohibited by the gov
ernment, and before proceedings were
advanced strong force OF police arrived
on the ground and charged upon and dis
persed the crowd. During the ARRAY
many persons were injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
mon. Ana,omtst Dead.

Nzw YORK, Nov. 1s.-Dr. Henry B.
Sands, the well known snstomist CT No. 8
West Thirty-tbird street, cied from apo
plsxy in his Garage on the way home
from professional call In jersey City,
yesterday evening. He was fifty. FIVE
years old.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20

tice Of the supreme court Of Washington
territory, to succeed the late Judge z s..
Jones, the latter being credited with hays
ing seconded the presidents nomination
st the national Democratic convention
four years sgo, has arrived here direct
from the east and VII proceed Ct cree to
Sesttle. Jadge Boyle Will enter upon his
judicial duties 81 once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20

he parents OF the
woman Beechler,
who killed Henry
King in Omahs.l live
here. Mrs. Msg-
gle Beechler, moth'
er Of the MURDER.
ess, told the chief
of police the fol-
lowing story: My
daughter L z 2 l e
Baechler, met King
asa country hotel
" b re she wss
working. he was
q dashiug yourg
fellow, and it was
a case OF mutual
admiration. 5 BON
after the girl went
with him to Cnica-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
An Aociden, which Proved xa.sl.

udL6EE6s
TYLER, TEX, Nov. ia son CT j. Il.
Hill died in this city to-day under singu-
lar circumstances. Lester Hill, aged
about twelve, was SCI fl ug with son of
Ms. Tumolesop, hcusekeeper for Mr..
Hill, few days ago when, falling, he
stuck pocket knife into his head which
was open In his (H!n's) hand. After
lingering seVersl days ne died IS above
stated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Laying OF Corner atoue.

The c1tlcers and members OF Fort
Worth Lodge Nd. l48, A. F. & A. M, as
we'll SO all Master MasoDs In this city, are
earnestly requested to meet at the lodge
room, corner of Main and Second
streets, this evening at O'Clock, sharp,
for the purpose Of laying the corner
stone OF the First Baptist church, which
ceremonies will begin promptly at 4
O'Clock. W. g. FIELD, WIN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Wanted for shooliag a While ma,

BoNHAM. Tx NV. 19.-Deputy
United States Marshal Andy Fsyar Of the
Choctow nstion arrested in this city to-
day c negro named Cksh, who Is wanted
in the Territory for Shooting white man.
He left this evening fer Fort Smith with
his prisoner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
MCI Co.
KILLED IN A wRECF

Special to the Gazetts.
VERA CRUZ, Nov. ls Last evening &
heavy freight train struck . bull about
thirty. seven kilometers from Vera Cruz
The engine and three trucks jumped the
track, rolled down an embankment, kill
ing the erglre er, fireman ind psop,
VINO were buried under the debris ell
night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
The JAIL AND The HOSPITAL
chs heEtinE Places Of I'VE Participants Ia
Little Family JAR.

ERIE, PA Nov. 10 Mrs. Patrick Dur.
kin qu.rreled with her husband at the
supper table tonight, I'D in her rage
she threw q tea cup full of vltriol In his
eyes, totally binding him and terribly
disfsuring his face. She then ran out OF
the house, but was arrested by sn officer
and taken back. When shs WAS brought
into the room her husband attacked her,
and btfore the ofl;er could interfere he
almost beat her to death. Tho womsn
was taken to iIil and her husband WAS
sent to the hospital. Sac claims that ae
WAS brutal ts her vnd threatened to bring
another woman into the house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
District oeurs &C raIs,,ine.

5ptclaI 70 kn4 OdLEIsB.
PALESTINE, TEX Nov. l9.-District
court convened here to-day, Hon. F. A.
Williams presiding judge. The docket is
a heavy one, and the term Will have to
run into another year before the business
is 6nished M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
The rlr,t Hs.v, SNOW Storm

CHICAGO, ILL Nov. 10 Dispatches
from points IN Northern Illinois. Indians,
snd Eastern lows, report the first heavy
fall of snow Of the season last evening,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
A CHEAT DISCOVERED.
How 4 title woman Got Away With the
Merchant.

A good story Ia told By the New York
Press which finn OF prominent furni-
tuEe dealers IL that Guy succeeded for
some time In keegicg qaiet. The firm
alluded to had = vary elegant rarlor set OF
solid mshc gszy the n3es: upholstery.
Il also hss; cd2ICRtss IN yeEesred Tccd
and chssp nia.h "a H1e etoreroom. The
costly Gu d waicl wSs worth abUu;
$500, 9'ss cierlsyed II tie window and
meJks1:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
I1d.csnt Attack While Drunk.
spec!hI 70 the Gazette.

FORT Smith, Ark Nov. l9.-Ssmuel
Holmes, Cra 8ford county planter, got
on spree Saturday night LAST and KEEP,
1t up until yesterday when he made an in
deceat ettscf on lis sister -in-law, Mary
Thomas, who promptly resented 1t By
sho >ting him. He died last night Of his
wounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20

Chief Justice If Warrington Territory
PORTLAND, 0REGoS, Nov. ls.-Charles
Ellis RoYle of Unionto Vt, Psi whom
Pres deLt Cleveland appointed chief JUS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
SLov In Virginia.

STANTON, VA, Nov. 10 Snow fell
in this vicinity last night to the dap.h Of
three inches, followed By sleet rnd .
drerchirg IAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
WASHINGTON.
The Case of Tracy Of Texas, Who is
on Trial on a Charge OF
Assault to Kill,
Official stqteusnt About the se'za-s CT the
American YsEsel by Ihe Govern
menI CT Hsyu.
4 TEXAN ON TRIAL.
Special to the Gazette.

ASHINGTON, NV. IL -
The case OF Colonel
James G. Tracy, formerly
Of eXas, Wss called here
IN the criminal court to-
day, for trial on the
charge Of assault TO kill
j Jhn B Tanner last sum-
mer. A. Fl. Jackson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Waco Ooprt Aci,urnad.

SpeoIaI TO the Gazette.
Waco, TEX, Nov. 1s.-oSing to Judge
Nc CormtcK's failure to resch Waco
United Safes court adj turned until
TO moTroH,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Loses an Arm.
special to the Gaze.ts.

5peclAI 70 Inc GALeste.
PoTTsBoRo, TEX, Nov. l9.-John
Hanfin, brakeman on freigh! Sos, south
bound, had his am badly crushed by the
hand hold bre,k'rg eff from box car ~
the trsin was switching. The arm Will
have to be amputated above the elbow.