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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
The Old OommandeH.

YAzoo CITY, MISS May AT meet
ing of the survivors of the brigade OF the
late General Writ Adams here this even
ing the following resolutions were unani-
mouslY adopted:
Resolved, that the survivors in Yszoo
City of the command of the late General
Writ Adams express their great grief and
sorrow st the news Of his death. We
knew him well and recognized him as o
brave and gallant soldier and an honest
patriot, true to his country in peace rs in
war. He never shrank from but was
ever ready to brave danger and was
always more careful OF the lives OF
others than his own. In battle he
led-never followed. In courage he was
6 Chevalier Bayard, without reproach or
stain, and his courage was only equaled
by his integrity. He was man Of chiv-
alrous ideas, ready if need be to give up
life for his personal honor or reputation
or that of his country. He died brave
man in the sense of what lie thought was
right. Since the close of the war ne has
borne himself on every c:isis with the
same consistency of integrity, the same
stainless, pure, patriotic sense Of duty
thst he did in the conflict and clash Of
arms. We deplore his death IS q public
calamity, and we sympathize with his
family in their sad snd sorrowiul bereave-
ment.
Resolved, that copy of the above DE
forwarded to the family Of the deceased
and also furnished the press Tor publica-
ton.
Signed by c. F. Emory, chairman. and
John Brumfeld, secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
CLEBURNE.

List of Judgments Rendered In the Dis
trict court During The Week.
Special to the Gazette. ~
CLKBURNE, TEX, May 5.-Mr. A. ".
Hardie of Dallas, chairman of the state
executive committee of tie Y. M. G. Al
was in the city yesterday talking up Me
convention to be held at Houston on ssRe
oath instant.
Upton Eads, yo' ng man living in the
eastern part OF the county, has been ar
rested for theft. He is thought to have
been extensively engaged IN taking other
peoples cattle.
The ball st the Cieburne house last
night, given by Mr.. r. K. Craft, was par
ticipated In by good many CT the Old IS
well as the young citizens.
TIE first anniversary meeting OF the {.
M, C. A. Will be held tomorrow. DR..
jackson OF Dallas or DR.. CLANCY, secre-
tary of the state executive committee,
will probsbly deliver an address.
A magnificent joint picnic by the K. OF
q. and K. of P. takes place on the Nolan
on the oath.
Many new residences and a parsonage
for the Methodist and Congregational
churches are soon TO be built in the city.
The following judgments have been
rendered in the District court this week;
OF. Parks vs. W. F. Bschman ct al;
Judgment for plaintiff sesinst defendant
'MsF. Bachman for S2917, and against
defendants, Golfer, Truelove & Co., for
.s2156.
Z eorge Queran vs.. J. 81. Hagler ct al. ;
Judgment tor defendants, Ryan & Taylor,
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ASH was Going TO st. Ives.

OF WEI u"f" n 10 UT 1'9o@
As Twas going TO st. Ives,
met man with seven wives,
And as every wife could sing and could
play, M
Followed seven Pianos, each on 8 dfe5,
All made by WHEELOCK, the BEG in
the land, #
with eightYseisht notes n eaen Utaght
4 Grand - fs3
Ibid every note, N every scalsf
n 70 c. H..Edwards sung 81 Mdl! We
Z Because hemade seven a&pPy lives 80
OF this old travellers seven wives,
Whose seventy fingers each took share
In lauding WHEELOCK, declare.
4 Buy a Wheelock when you wish the
best piano. C. H. Edwards has their ex-
elusive sale. sos Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
HILLsBORO.

Pete Couble Bound o, or TO Await the q c.
ton OF the Grand Jury.
Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, May 5.-Pete Couble,
who was arrested BY Deputy Sheriff Nor
rison and Constable Jackson, was brought
to Aquiila Station and tried before j. r.
Ballard, Esq, justice of the peace for
precinct Nc. 8. Mr. John Close, the
wounded man, made complaint against
Couble SO the man who shot him. While
there is no positive evidence against him,
there being strong circumstsntisl evil
dence sgainst him, the justice had
him bound over In the sum
OF $1,000, to await the action OF the next
grand jury. His bondsmen are james,
Pink and Tom Couble, living near Aquills
station, and brothers to the defendant.
DR.. Pratt Of Aquills station, who is in at
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Montague County sunday School Con-
vention.

Montague County sunday School Con-
vention. Wa.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, May 4.-The Mon
tsgue county Sundsy-school convention
convened at ST. 10 on Tuesday. There
WAS q good attendance and the exercises
were interesting There were sixty or
gapized Sunday schools reported to be In
good working order in Montague county.
The convention went into . permanent
organization of the county and elected
J. P. Hamilton president, b. Tage secrs-
tary. Also elected j. P. Hamilton and
B. T. Parr OF Montague IS delegates to
the state convention that meets at Corsi-
cana. The delegates and visitors are
loud in their praise of the kind treatment
received from the hands of the good peO-
pie of st. 10. They adjourned to meet
the third Friday in May, 1889, at MSn-
t8gue. 80 NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
THE PREsBYTERIAN Church
what the Pr sbyIerT of Louisville SAY, n,
the Question of Union.

what the Pr shyterT Of Louisville Say, On
the Qu.stion of Union.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 27.-Tde Pres.
bytery of Louisville has adC pied the TO-
lowing concerning the union Of the mort,
ern snd southern churches:
"In reference TO the question Of 7pj9,
between the Presbyterian church in M
United States of America, Commonly tss.
ignated as the Norta ern SDG Saur5s,,
Presbyterian churches, the Presbyte,7 u
Louisville, now IN SESSION, expresses he
following Judgment, w: UNI. Oh,
to adopt the policy Of orgenlziug The col.
ored people OF The northern stsres into
separate churches, prtsoyler,s sd
synods of their wv, $40 upt
there snail be clearer sd
fuller understanding bICug1t to
Dear upon the mir d. OF merry ~ rur 20.
pie in reference 10 their IuteIOrelstirp
and application OF those points Of our
common ecclesiastical thaf now desl With
secul.r and political CUES iuIs, We Judge
that the quiet, peace and prosperity Of
both CHURCHES will be best secured By
cessing to agltate or prosecute me Qls:-
ton Of organic union, at least the
present. We have reached this judgment
from opinions expressed sInOug urseTes
IS well IS opinions and judgments that
come to us through various sources, from
different parts OF our southern church
Whatever, therefore, may De The iudlvit.
ual views, feelings, and desires Of some
of the members Of this Pfesoysery in
regard TO the great question OF Orga1t
union, yet for the SAX Of harmony md
to swat the unfoIdlngs of Gods prOd-
dence in the future, We do now ali jJnl
the above txJressed Judgment. And,
while EXPRESSING OURSELVES mus
We IT the same tine
affirm that we cherish toward
our northern brethren the most kind Md
freternel feelings. We admire thsli
learning and ability, acknowledge shsif
piety, zeal and enterprise in preaching
and extending the spread and triumph;
OF the Gospel; commend their interesiil
and their lsb1rs for the intellectual spo
spiritual adva. Cement Ct southern colOie1
people; believe They are OF like faith $40
order with ourselves, and do therefore
most heartily rejoice in their growing
power and prosperity. Their stsndMa'
of doctrine and church order are ouf
standards, whatever differences OF views
m ~ OBTAIN. be, ween them and Us in reis'.
ence to the exact Interpretation OF aie8
of the points contained in these Helcs
their success every where ia, IN pafh
least, our success. We are one in tIas
scriptural sense, even in the absence OIL =
visible or accomplished organic union
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
IT PASSES THE HOUSE.
The Geological Bill, After Considerable
Opposition and Obstruction, Is
Brought to Vote.
County school Funds Evokes some
Strange aremenfs.
THE SURVEY BILL PASSED.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, May 5-The geological
survey bill has been passed by the House.
The opponents of the bill tried their Oh
struction tactics sgain this morning, but
the friends Of the measure by showing
determination as obstinate brought them
to time and q vote was reached.
When the geological bill came up in
regular order, Mr.. Browning called for
the previous question and the call was
seconded
Mr.. Bell Of Cooke moved call Of the
House The call was made and q num-
Der of members found to be absent.
A motion to excuse the aosentees failed
70 get the necessary two-tbirds, and the
'Hopse, was in a fix. No vote could be
taken on the previous question until the
absent mem ers were brought In or ex-
motion Withdrawn.
A motion to adjourn could not be made
by the Chair.
of the House made again.
A second motion to excuse tbe ab.
septees under the first call failed, and it
Mr.. Gresham was in G.lveston aud Mr..
without excuses.
Mr.. Groce's bill providing for the losn
of the county school funds was taken up,
amended and ordered engrosssd.
The hour of l o'clock had
come and many of the mem
bers began to feel gnawing
90
meal time had come snd gone. The OPP
pouents of the bill were very determined
snd patriotic when they began the fight,
but even patriotism refused 10 Sit comort-
ably on an empty stomach.
Browning refused to withdraw his call
for the previous question, and he was IS
smiling aud clipper SO ever, and didn't
look the least bit hungry.
A motion Was made to have 1000 te
males brought 10, TO be paid for cut of
the contingent fund OF the House, ana
still Browning refused to relax his gfip.
Finally eno-her motion to excuse the
absentees under the first call was made.
The roll was called; three-thlrds of the
votes were cast in the affirmative. The
lock WAS broken.
II took but few minutes to order the
previous queSCon, ana out rev more
to take vote on the final passage Of the
bill. The AYES were IS, nays 81.
MOULDING MONEY.
During the discussion of the bill pro-
viding for the Investment of county school
funds, Mr.. Bell Of Cock said the money
had been allowed to accumulate in the
vaults OF some of the counties till the
bills had moulded and stuck together so
they bad to De sent to the
United States Treasury Department in
order that the denominations of notes
could be ascertained and new ones issued
1t is also said in some counties these
school funds have been used as the
operating capital Of local banks.
CAPITAL NEWS.
The House finance committee will on
Monday report favorsbly on the appro-
priarioD of $4,000 for the blind asylum.
The Senate held no session to-day. 1t
Is the prevailing impression that the
session will last full thirty days, though
an effort will be made to get ready for
adjournment next Saturday.
The chances are favorable for the pas
sage of the Southwestern asylum bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
SULLiY tN-KsLRAIN.

What suIuvsE's Back"r says Of tho Pro-
posed Match.
BosToN, MASS, Msy 5.-Bsrry Phil
lips, Sullivsn's Manager, upon being
shown the dispatch stsFlng that Kilrain
would fight Sullivan if the eniire $4,000
were put up before the articles were
signed said: "Thst is very satisfactory
to me. Now that Kilrsin saws he is will
ing to fight let his hacker cover my
money now up, and the entire stake
money from Sullivan's side will be posted
st once. We want business only and the
sooner the money goer NJ the better. The
details can be settled afterwards"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
A Brt ce of Criminals.

COLUMBUS, KAN, May John and
Bill Blalock Of the Blalock burglar gang
were arraigned in court yesterday upon
the charge of murder in the first degree,
for the killing of Constable David Gofdop
on the night Of March 16, lsSassgIaeS
pleaded not guilty. Later in me dap
with the consent of the prosecution, tAks
withdrew this plea and entered oa4 OF
guilty of murder in the second ydsEree.
They have not yet been sentencsd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

for one-quarter interest in the land sued
for AMI for plaintih for balance of the
land.
W. D. Hall VS.. j. q. Grogsn; judgment
for plaintiff with foreclosure of vendors
lien on land.
A. J. Flint VS.. j. B Butler; Judgment
for plaintiff
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
Voted 0oun,y school Superintendent

Voted q Oounty school superintendent.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINEsvILLE, TEX, May 5.-An cleo
tion WAS held to-day to decide whether or
not county superintendent of public
schools should be employed in place OF
the County Judge VINO now performs the
duties of the flee. OF the eighty school
districts four were in favor OF superin-
tendant, Thirty mine opposed and thirty
four not voting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
In a Sleeping Car.

BRooKHAvEN, MISS, May 2.-B. T.
Hobbs, OF the Brookoaven Leader,
boarded the train here last night to 60 70
Jackson. On entering the rear end sabthe
ladies' coach ne passed Colonel IShe5 S.
Hamilton and his hrother-in NV, Do.
Robert Buck Ct Jacksoii ..ssseho
were returning froIn New Or
leans. The csr was crowded
with ladies' and gentlemen, and Mr. Ho0Bs
walked down the aisle with heavy YE5ise
in his hand ockirg fer seat, toi&%ed,
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9rRnbury.

ST. ecial to the Gazette. -
GRANBURY, TEX, May 5-Between
twenty five and fifty persons will visit
Mustang on to-morrow's excursion, and
quite q number will be on hand from
Thorps Springs.
Owing to the limited demand for ice
Granbury's ice factory has not started up
operations yet, but is buying from Fort
Worth. 1t will commence manufacturing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

tendance on the wounded nan. tas,,s.,
"While his wounds are not uecass,.E
fatal, he is in cri icsl condition say
To-day has been set apart As Dso,.
ton Day. There are great man . .
attendance, sud the graves Of our Ior.s e
deed are being decorated with msnv ~, ~
and beautiful flowers. '''e
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gagged in the Smoothing but Adams and
Martin Did not see the first shot.

gagged in the Smoothing but Adams and
Martin. Did not see the first shot.
STATEMENT OF MP. NED PARISH.
As seen from the foregoing statement Of
Mr.. Helm, General Adams was accom-
panied by Mr.. Ned Parish. Mr. Parish is
reported SO stating that as Genersl Adams
and Mr.. Martin approached each other
the former addressed tn lstter in sub
stsntislly the following words:
"You damned rascal, l have stood
enough from you," and TO which Martin
replied: "If you don't like it," OF the
same time drawing his pistol, he fired,
Saws Mr.. Parish, and got behind a large
china tree on the outer edge OF the pave
ment. About the same time General
Adams also fired. Parish, however, though
lot certain, thinks Martin fired first.
AN EXAMINATION OF THE WOUNDS
showed that General Adams was shot In
the heart, the ball entering below the
collar bone. Mr. Martin WAS shot in the
right breast, 24 inches to left of right
nipple, and II inches below a line drawn
between the light and left nipple; in the
right thigh, 10 inches below the thigh
JOINT, which broke the thigh bore |;
marked on the right elbow with a hslf Ant
skin bruised, but flesh not entered41
bullet hole was also shot in his hat, enter
ing the center of the crown and coming
out at the top.
GENERAL WRIT ADAMS,
who many years before the war became
citizen OF Jackson, was horn in Kentucky
sixty nine years ago. For great while
ne was the senior member of the banking
firm of Adams & Horn. He bad also
been large planter, large capitalist
and slave owner. When the war was de-
clared he WAS one OF the first to volunteer
and his record IS soldier will compare
with tbst of snv man who barred his
breast to shot and shell. Never was pro-
duced better or drawer soldier than
General Adams. The war over, he re-
turned to the life Of d civilian, engaged
in planting, banking, etc. When Mr..
Davis work was issued General Adams
was complimented with the exclusive
southern agency. He served as state
revenue agent several years and has been
postmaster at Jackson since 1885.
JONI. MARTIN
was chosen at the last Mississippi press
convention as annual orator. and the con.
vention is to meet in Grenada on the 9th
inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
Burglary at Richardson.

RICHARDSON, TEX May 5.-The gen
eral merchandise store of Halsell & Huff
lin and the drug store OF j. c. McMahsn,
were entered last night By burglars and
goods 10 the value Of about 500 were
taken, There is no clue TO the thieves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
Picnic Basketa

The tine for picnics is here, and you
will need btsket toscarry lurch in, and
no place .nssa bettsfor prsttter assort-
mEnt thsn S4sYse TIE Fort Worth Grocer
40. the chastsretsil grocery III the
whole state. es
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
rx-s.nn.o, n1cponsld I'LL.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Ex-Senator Alex
andsr McDonsId of Arkansas is lying Ill
ius&s city. His physicians say that the
ch8xces are against his recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
He No Tea-He-No,

. 1t is surprising the AMOUR. Of - d,
excellent tea that is sold I. goss ;,
sh9w that people are using it il pre,s,
epee to rasny otberbrsnds they Sssge III.
aud were got Satisfactory. sor.ARN,s
Grocer Co. sole aeents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Sport in India seems to be IS vigorous
as ever. One royal hunter recently
bsggei six tigers and large amount OF
other game.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

The popular bhod purifier, Hoods
S.rssparilla, ia having tremendous sale
this season. Nssriy Everybody takes it.
Try ityourselE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

G3ns.ipation, which gives1ase 70 pany
glSver troubleEsis cured and SpFevbnted
bS Carter's Little Liver PtlIs< TryHhe m
and you viii be convinced. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

sNa other manufacture OF tobaccos has
BAD fhe extensiYe sale in Heame lensth
Of time E1st theGold Rof hssssl lt7saais
and q 1ex OF 60 Zoo, hothsx
make, We eve i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cutter. FoRT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

M a. Ireland,Sf Breen, Phillipa & g.
NashS<Ie, Tenn. s8ys: 81 was seiaHa VIZ
Pileffor twenty years and syted every isp IN.
dyssHered me; finally Used me Ethiopian L. ~
ointment. Itgaye me instant reliesRnu ~
ELECTED q permanent cure. Sold bYf ~
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Orystsl Springs.

CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss, May 2.-This
afternoon on the arrival of the train Dear
ing en- route to Brookhaven the remains
OF E iitor John b. Martin. who lost his
life in the greatly deplo1ed sffair st Jsck-
son Yesterday, q large number
Of ladies and gentlemen were
present, bearing banner on
which was inscribed 1--WE loved him for
the enemies ne made" and the casket
containing his remains was literally
covered with flowers. iris had no
special reference to this recent event but
rather to his journalistic course in up
holding the cause Of prohibition and his
warfare on political crookedness. He
was thouehta brilliant paragrspher and
usually an the right side of public ques-
tions, though st times rather indiscreet
and severe in his personal criticisms.
General Adams is slso we'll and favor
ably known by many of our citizens. The
affair is deeply regretted by all citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

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away from me. : s.
Last winter was persuaded 10 {fy - All
As last effort L consented 10 uyyfr'. n e
about seven months ago began tah-L.5f a.---
Specific. soon bega n to feel the so ~. Ii,1r
OF the medicine, the offensive rum W. "a tls
to grow less and less and finally c. -. 'arT
ulcers healed, my flesh became M l1+ n.
solid, and today. afterN using W., y. rs
bottles, am as hale and stout a me- ~ ~
age as there is In &c orgia. am 81 e-!.--55r-er
years old, but feel now younger any Il ~. p
than did when was twenty NY. =, .a.r q
about 10 pounds. Nothing IS TO uJ Dc
the terrible disease, or TO REMIND Z. t.y.t.I
torture suffered for so many yes4Ir'
the scars of the perfectly healed W " 5-s
want the world to know or " s.,
miraculous cure effected on me ~ -,.o,y .la
and call upon those who wish 70 - - a.T
particulars directly from me TO " VI ~ .f-tg
will consider it a pleasure as wen en- n. ~ 70
TO answer their letters refer 20 ,. "a ~ uy
Bond, of Lithonia, as to tie trutL -
statement. Very gratefully KS Is.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dise2Se
free. THE SWIFT SPEcIFiG go CO,
Drawer ) At.a-i-~'
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Rhe Bargains

In shoe department this week. Come
and see all tnebarxains we are oNsring
KANDALE& CHAMBERS Co...
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
TheFylR Dove PeDI

lNUfy|RDOYt u Peaa
ricnly frosted asigering, sstsg DIV.
Dream of Life screen saieh4sr. An ,n
deal head. An imported frosted ,pov,
and full set of magnificent floral cards. p.
teen artistic pieces. sent to any one v,,
Guy from i Druggist a DO, of the sepp,,.,
O. MoLASHs eELEBHArED LIVER PHI s.,.,
Is cts.) and MAJ usthe outside wrapp., ~,
me BOZ with cents in stamps. Write -,
sddrsasplainly. FLEMING EROS, Prrrs,-,
Pa. s
3 DR.. @. Mctane', Liver Pills are sg,s -,
DOS Sick Headache, BIiousness sud D-...
"a. They are peculiarly adapted for ,,,
and are absolutely safe. Prepared ,ro-
purSss materials.