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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
4 SENSATION arA FUNERAL.
The Civil Service Arraigned By DR. Larim Il
of Ch.cako.

Inc Civil Service Arrsigned By DR. Larim sr
of Uh!csko.
CHICAGO, ILL Oct PA sensational
incident happened today 81 the funeral
services OF C s. Squires. who WAS es-
sis:snt postmaster &c Chicago for Zine
teen years, after having worked his way
up from az errGud boy in the postal
service. Mr Squlres WAS reduced MT
long ago to chi 4 clerkshlp, and was sub
seq1eptly suspended. His friends Claim he
Gled CT bri ser hesrt. Toe funeral took
place WITH high Masonic honoTs in In
manuel Baptist church, one Of tie m0et
prominent congregations Ia the city. The
church Wss crowded TO overfi1wing. DR..
L'rimer pronounced Inc eUlcgy SID his
elcqaence bsd elreedy greatlv VIZ u III!
up Inc audience when he said: 81 see Ia
the dead oetors ne the arraigumecE OF
the civil service. | think as he lies there
tn.t he declares the failure OF the system.
Our idesi is SILL beyond our iatgEtc..
nor will jn,tcs and purity prevsil n sac
civil serV!ce udtiI pref,fmeRt snail be
given upon q scala OK talent and f&ir-
neas."
Thera vas s moment Ct e!ler2e sud
thea The big cauIcl Rag wi'h sn unre-
s.Fairaole gu burst &C h2plsuse K ikhts
Femolar in regaiia aGG plalc 6u5ineeg men
alike excitedlY shou ed approval not
wlthstsI ding ;he fScTed surround
ings sDd the p-esehce Of the dead.
DR.. LsrImer then fouget order, ssyiDg
"Not hesr," "no: hsxr," bu. adding,
''had THE loved sud loYeaole nan his
just deserts re wau:4 still be actively
smoog ua,or we wGala nave baea mourn
ing for the dad postmaster CT Chicago
and not CLERK OF the regi5.ery depart.
ment"
81 Intense WAC the sglts'ion OF the
audience that II MAS VITA difficulty the
church could be c'esred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
uREtH EjLAEs

Roca'ps0 et Cotton fIA.t,RS moro wass:
spscs&i - tao GazGEte.
GRxESTLLE, Tx, Osi. 22.-Cottoa
receipts at Greeuyi.!e 64vs baen consider
ably diminished tas p.sl fsw dsya, owing
to the narke: .ailiyg in pt!css. TIE ms
jeIity Of isrmerG sge ECldiDg ior better
prices. Two bu0drsd and fly bales in
stead Of fJur 50 GVe tuodted will perh,ps
Re en- average of ds!!y receipts Since the
depression Ia the ulgTset.
Your reporter earns from t1s -taImars
that navy ate sowing & larger acreage CT
whest this fslI IA vie = Of the $50 barrel
mill that the Alliance people will have IN
readiness to buy l. the coming season.
The G4ZETTE iJ growing yet more
popular dSily Ia tais cliy spprec.atiye Of
good thires, a0d ecJges CT lis citzgps
yesrn for its sar!Y sTE.vIl ere long over
q 81. Louis, AIkAnsss AID Ttxss RSilwey
tY3ir.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
EUUStuHa4
The Pclios Force Iacsesssd-Ci2y =. ser il
Need Of Amendments.
SrFCss3 m +bs CJsyatla

The Pclios Force Il Csssss d-Ciay =, ter il
Need Of Amendmen:a.
SpGc.ai to the Gazette
HUSTON, Tx Ost 22-D:. Rlthe.-
io:d, sCs.e health filler, rs5Urned tbs
evening from Brysr, wnither Re went ct
the quest OF the MsYor snd health ply
siaiEn If that town to Examine into the
truth Ct g report that several cases Of
spotted fever existed there. Dr. RI her
ford says ttrt Il wss ao.hiD2 more or less
tasn maiarial Iavsr, eld thst the health Of
the town IS gen rally good.
The City Council he'd its regular semi
monthly meeting this afternoon and the
question Of Increasing the police
force TO its original number be-
fore the recent cut WAS brought
up AID euci.ed lively dis
cussinn. AZ compromise measure the
Gag Marshal WAS Euthorizad to employ
Two nouGted police il addition TO
the rc-seas force, which rumbare
only t9eivs men, including the Cl;y
M.rsbsl and the dsy and night police
clerks. The police protection Of the city
IS II 81 icleEt, end burg.aEies sre ni Al
most Lightly occurrence. The Mayor
WAS authorized 10 slociat c1m littee
TO report 10 the Council VITA. amend.
msnts srs necessary TO The city 4hsrter
6til view of bringing thsm before the
EeX5 session Of tn L agisrtture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

, and more extensive scale than ever. II
is generally understood that tae Ne q
YORK men are in some WY connected
With other ll-ge mills, which Will enable
them to DO as they please regardless OF
ne truat.
These mills resUmirg wo:E
ard the prospects Of onr
iron paiGg Sc soon developed have given
our city rev LIE indeed Improve
meuts are being made on every hard
AL tee carpenters in the city ara very
ousy Tor the hiss tina il number Of
years.
Oar people are patiently waiting the
SILVIA Ok the only sbsert mer29er # tn@
Calcsgo cspitalis'e, John K:us., w1o
is sxoscred from on Mxcl On every
sreia When ne arrives saare Is COT the
as: dou5. bu. tCat everything will be
Fixed So isisctorlly, end lhe grea. iron
works-o; which there hss been so much
taik-rili be . realty. Thts will give
the city boom, suca as hGs Dever been
herd OF.
The U1i ed S stes cou1. house ans post
cflcs building, NOW in course OF erection,
IS oeing rapidly competed. When the
touches are pui On II wi be tie
finest building IN this part OF the stste.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
LIiBli;IEs IN eEE BILLIONS.
Chicago III 'rousn:E shaken BIZ tas Burst
inEtf INC L-nS O1Fpe-.

ing Of mo Leaf CnFDe-.
G .ICAGo, ILL, Or. % - Clicsgo's
C 9mn' rcisl cIIcies naye nevtr before been
mys.ideG rs they e over The failure of the
big lead h.m Of & CoRith 6 Co. Though
fro was brought By the U1ion National
3sik e this City was entered on Thurs
Gay last Reok, uD 10 Tonight, four DAYS
fer ANNOUNCE m nj OF the fsiiue, neither
OF The Partners hos heen on the Metal ex-
C scge. Il New York nofhing definite
sb.us tie sts;us CT the firm has been
promulgated. Toe location CT the senior
partner Of the firm hiss been mystery
ey r eince Wednesday last week, wnen it
Wss said he started from Nav York fer
10 Day thst NIthsn C0rTi.n, ST. is not
il Chicago, nor cas be bsen mere gince the
failure. Nsthsn CJrwitb, il, the
cesiden. partner, is Still here. but ne
refuses to see representatives. of
the press. That Mr.. CorRitb, 81 hiss
gone west to coEf5r VITA Colorado mine
ownsrs VINO are heavy creditors CT the
tx z IS merely matter q furmIse The
known liabilities so far loot I'd only $780,
900 OF course fif rentiEl icsscs on the
n York Metal EzchsHg7 ere no known.
n .ither is I. known how much money
Corwith dropped in "Oid Hutch's"
Ssp.em5er 1neat deal IN which
i! Is alleged the lead ki5g w5s concerned
parties who are apparently c0rape.en. to
Judge, row clsim that the total liabilities
are between 50. 500 000 snd 80 100000
snd that the failure is IN utter collapse
instead CT q mere temporary
suspension. What the assets
Of the firm axe except his 100000
" >Fth OF Ch:csgo real estate is almost
weolly unknown. 1t ID estimated by some
that TIE i;m must have Is. 000 tons Of
IeSc, bus even II this Is exempt from
clsim ard the full market price on it
IS renhz ID the ssssts would, 1t ia though,
st'llfsli short of tie liabilities from $780,
300 20 Sl,250,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
BEIII8H AMERICANS.
Eney nfea la Oh cage to Form, "A National
Organ zsiion.

Shey meR Ia On Cas1 TO FORM National
Opgapzs,ion.
CHICAGO, ILL, OCT. % The first
national convention CT the 3 i:ish Ameri-
can Association Of the United States met
this afternoon 81 the Grand P.cifc hotel
TIE obi sct is to form national sssocia
ton. Delegates ere present from N W
YorB, Conaec -icu', Rhode Island, NV
Hampshire, Penneylvsais, Illinois, Mich
igsr, Iowa and California.
Tle sessions are to continue three
days. Mr. G Ger, president OF The Illinois
Associhon, in TIE opening address said
there are in this country 1000 600 resi-
dents of British birth, and not more than
one fifth CT them are nsturalZ ID. Three
yesra ago the arst B:itish American Asso
citation was organized. These societies
have since been established In many
sta;eF, snd their membership is now up
wards of $4,000. Members are either
now nsturanz or intend to be. The
present convention OF state organizations
has been called 10 form nsIionsl organi-
zst on that STALL methodize and accentuate
this work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Bridge Burn-d by IEazT Man.

Special to the Gaz9tte.
pAINGgbFIELD, TEX, Oct. % Last
night the sheriff brought here and lodged
IL 1sil one c. II. Williams, charged with
burning bridge on tne Eat Line rosd,
shout eight Il IsS 0est Of here, Saturday
night. When The Srsin resc5ed the pl Ce
SQcdsy morning williams WAS there and
handed the conductor long D. cument,
sesti0G firth his ress0rs Tor burning the
bridge. He says he was inPelIed &c Go
the scS By d power he could rot Jeist.
williams has been considered crsZV for
more thsn yesr. The nAeIiS Of T Us
CGUnty has been wired to clme sit,r vi =
lisma, as the miachie; WAS done il THUS
county.
District court met he:e this mcra;ng
and Will mold tho weeks. The lckst IL
llgh! End there are no yeGy serious cS3es
TO &c tried.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
AUSTIN.
alI tbs Bids R,Jsoted-rhs Riainz Irha
ones OF TeIheI

I'll tbs Bids Ri ,oted-rhs Rininz Irna-
ones OF TeIhE,
Special 10 the Gazstte.
AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. 22.-Bids for i'm.
proving the Cspi:ol grounds we're opened
to-day in tie presence CT Governor Ross
and the furnishing board. ALI TIE bids
were r. ,cted, the chief reason oeiDg that
they exceeded tue $4,000 sp roprl.ted
fer the purpose. NV bids will be Re-
celVed till THurstsy Ext.
Attorney General Hogg SAYS he wss
very much gratiesd during his
late visit to Washington City 10 see the
rising IL 4 lerce Of Texas at the national
capital which IS everywhere observable
He says the Texas delegation all.
stand frat clsBs IN Washington The Al
tor0ey- General, who is very big man
phys .cH!ly gs we'll az mentally, laughs
heartily 1T the dispstca sent out from
Washington giving en account of him
self and three other attorney generals
getting into hick 10 view the CITY, their
aggregate wsiglt being aver 500 pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

Ths &c atrial City STatning Bvsry Nerve TO
Ki'se tas Is qi5ed $4,000.
SpeciaI 70 the Gazette.
WACO, rEx O,s. % -r1s committee
appointed TO solicit subscriptions from
the people OF Weep FOR the purpose Of
assisting tie Ws;o Eamsle collage dlrec-
tors to or ecu ne y Sld handsome college
at this placs is Ill purau'ng their work
with untiriug egsTgy. The comniE'ee
repor. the work SO n 9e:io- Win some
what slow Response frCn the people
sno say that me GUbscripLioES ere
not coming il as reEdiy IS expected
The cause Of this Is attributed 10 ths
scarcity OF money among Waco men a.
present, es he farm rs who have msde
Large crops have u.Il;zsd most CT theiz
money in 10 .ds.iOg debts Incurred il
the past, anu have not expended much
money olaar wise. However, money Will
be more plen itul a0oG, Nc these dsbls
are nesriy ell se.t.ed b7 The farmer, and
tbs result VIII be tast money w!!l De ex
pended fox Other purposes. Toe
pc pie OF Eaco have mil Oc-o
Der 50, to rAi5e this. Jney fcE
the college and II not iorshComicg q that
time, the Meth odist people Will pu: the
matter before other CUES. The commit
tee are conaieut, how,v ?, his Waco viii
raise the reqTired Sm JuIs and not lie.
such yMuG5le Institution iesVe tn!e
city by lack Of WSc1'g enterprise. The
college Eas properly amounti0g TO sbou,
$50. 900. They have subscribed by parties
over the state SIS, 900, and wint me pso.
pie OF Waco 10 put up $40 0l0. They
intend to erect handsome
and c0mmodious structure, cGe thai
would be an honor to any city In the
state. The directors say that they are
sat stsu IL :. cir PROPOSE Ion nov pending
before the pes. lie Of Waco WAS placed be-
tore the people OF Fort Worth, the money
would be rals, By that erterprisiug CT y
in less than ~ weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
HUNT COUNTY CANVASS.
Continued from First Page.

eted legislative rtpress ntstive, snd Hop.J
S Sheriff.. cur county Judge, sre deliver
ing seEies CT political speeches ever the
coaatY. Jtey spoke O. L jGe Osk to 8
god audience en- SIS u-day. This
po:ucl Ct the county, the southern,
IS one of tbs fsH Localities N Hunt whers
Frns'l swarm f Union LAAoriEes cnd
AMI Democrats are to be found rad
therefore some good, wholes ne De-
mocrhcy f)rctbly put Was needed and
spropos. Though Ihers is slso good
hao0iul Ct tns came party al ind near
Csd6o Mllis, ten miles dietert, on the
D.liss and G :eenvliie railway, and 5
sprinkle Of such votes IN o'her places
over Inc county, yes the Union Lsborites
and others than Democrats ere IS ye: In
ths snail lnlrltY In Hunt county, snd
Will not thsrtfoTa cut any figure in his
election tere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
HoaM AEssALs.

At the Pickwlsk: T G Walker. New o leans
JulIus ,ioer PanhsRcle City; j W SmI n, S.
h?ql, P Frazer, J4ckebJro; Vic Y,
CicbuTDei Z Vest, Denver, A Tn I'm as,
GranbuIy; j E Ruuer, E4sIland, stahles ii
jones, +. W snd G .ilWay; N Lynn, Pa 0
Pinto: a OH.isler. SheImsa3 G W srxOn.
Ssl.m hio, Wsd e'gh, Tex; Z W frazer.
De atur; II Conney Ga ne vile, II ri Ripe,
Quanah; Mrs B Donoh >. Mrs q "
Clark: Dallas; J F WalKer, B.ltin ore; ;
W II Ioriair, San Angelo L stanley. IGaska |;
cisco Cat; kitchie Texas William II o. Ok
New fOrs NJ and Mss george Eo!thaIamew
Miss Lena Wesm, san AnIonio Charlie. tiI en-,
$, Ute, Mo; JAG b Il gers an wife Thomas
Lamar. SIS Louis, Mo; j = Levy. las !;
K d Hunter, Mems on, st Loui, Mo-:
II Geo &c, Denver; D X Cline. Chic-g,, II II
q Robinson. ), Lo IS: e Harrison Da ias |;
ID Morey. ST Louis. Il Morrison. wife a"d
two children, shreveport, La; a oilVe.s:ein,
cage, Willis, Chic 50; FRA Mayes, Tex.
as. II NJ Uooke, san SABA; f johnson, san
Saba; n Henvill-, Temple; P W schrscer
Houston.
At the Ellis: W H BrlckaeH, New York;
Jonn L " a ren, 81 Louie; u Il |. e, Canon
osgua; Earnest Oliver, Boston Herman NJ yer,
Lou!sNi lie; W Hart, 30 is q IL Fan is.
hic goi; W q smith. Business msnaxer T
boTo' t Farrell. Boston; OWEN Slr pson, st
Loui-; w HugneS Galveston; Charles Elii.
nd vile, D. nyer, dis MsrIn, Grend
view: j W TAnnersOp. ST L" u s; Mrs Ii VII.
son, Wichita Falls; B Kiseam, New York;
JoDn Ransi,, hr. wnwooO; w n, ore, ct
ton Bet; A ZenGe owitz, W4cniIa Falls; A
McM1tiiI Denver, Col; z II Lceurs, Virginia;
Mrs jones, Wichita sa.is; @ L Prince, De-
catur; Charles ii f win, DeE.er, C-l; j Z Pur
nevlll, Te az; Campbell, Yurk; J M
Ulnan. Decatur; 4 w atanasep, Amoiilis X III
Collins. Micni tails; 5 StimmoLt Dec .tur:
Ii kennagd, st Louis, a Il shplen. Ev ms
Vile, ID Ford. 5. Paul. Milan; \ yaBden
burg. Wichi 8, Kan; NJ Owen, Layton, ono;
CHARLES ooIin, Cinci mai; T Smi.hers,
Huntsvilei F 5 EIweil, BJston; I " sush,
4 cinIati; ] Wltbers, ct Louis; Mrs Emma
Mcrsland. Belden; Il G Jucge, LouIsvi lie; j I'm
j McWiilisms, Mrs W Beane {, ColJraGo, A n
Doughter., Decatur; W SCOTT, Thomas Gallon,
Colorado.
At the Mansion: o Lillard, Decatur; Ira W
Butter Abilene; s n q ,rver, Alb 1t ne; John
A Wa ler, Abilene; McBroom, FL Paso. j d
lueuerI, SatesvI lie, Ind; Al kinzie, Baird /;
Day. Dallas Charies HesG, Bowie. L
Thrash. Grah0ury; A O Asnto =, GraDbury
Ea Cri S, era Dury; + III Poole, Tayah /;
X NJ Collins, Decatur; W Bax. er. Alp IL e
ii Smith, Denver; + Imck5acteot, HillsOoro
Irs Harvens ana family, Mrs Lore W ley and
da1ghIer, Pecos Ci y j w Burgess. Blue
MoCnd; Vim Wanlsnd, Hcur eta. q W Don
sIdson, lie dville; J W LsrUidge, Quanah; VIM
Il Bush. z F Elsins, Allen; W Bier.
scken, Rhome; Reese, ssdalia, No
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

Special to sho aa.et5e.

GALVESTON, TEx, Oc,. 22-H. W.
Grady, Governor Gordon, Ex-Governor
Mcdaniel, Judge Newman, Senator Col
Quty, Evan P. Howell, A P Bacon sad
Speaker Little OF Georgia. President Nor
ION Il the Louisville sad NASHVILLE roat,
John e. Newman CT New York, S. W. In
man Of Atlanta, snd several other prom
ineEt persons from Virginia and New
York. viii leave A .lsnte, Gs ~, to morrow
pigh: en- route fJr the big Ds!las fair.
They will arrive In Houston on Thursday,
SAD af.er brief stay Will come to GAL
weston. From here they will 90 direct to
Dallas, striving their FAidsy morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
SaYers at lme,

Special 20 the Gazette.
BAsTRor, TEX, Oct. % Hon. j. D.
SIyers arrived nome from Washington
src spoke for two hours to-day in The
courthouse to laTga and enthusiastic
crowd. H. gave short accoun. of his
Stewardship snd then devoted the balance
OF his time 10 discussion OF the tsr.ff
he said that the Mills bill did not slto
ge'ner cult him, because II cid not 60 far
enough, nut that it bad his par.y's sup
port. He justified his vote upon
The wool question. 4 large numb er
of colored people we're among toe sud-
erce and teetif taelr sppre c!st:on By
hesrty applause.
Ai:er %Sjpr Savers had concluded Col
onel Wash J ones IVES l0ufIy called for
he Responded And said his party, the
Gteen2 tck ptyty. had 10 Candidate, thst
ae vSAd oat q politics srd elicited round
VI sppi>uSe by Announcing that he would
Vnte iof S.ge!s. The D.mocrs feel con
ade15 'e>g hey will carry .hs ccloled
votes 81 tits coun'y fer S&yefs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

passengers will hereafter beard toe train
from the N0rth Sida.
Cotton receipts are improving though
st present the receipts q this yesr are
nearly or quite 1000 bales less tnsa tn.
sane dxte 1887. The weather aad worms
aye tne Cause.
The county is being crowded TOW with
persons Masking arrangements Tor rex
EeNr In fsrmipg. A Gre6t mary rents!
contracts foE 1889 have already been
psGs.
The creamery is assured, IS only 6
small amount is necessary TO make the
$40 600 necessary to pa. It in operation.
Terreu neecs few more men Ct sur
Plus cspitsl, 8ao have the disposition to
boom manufsc torres.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

al preeeut there are some TWENTY-FIVE
children st TIE home ranging in age
from lniacts 10 th!rt en- years
besides several sdul's 20 whom this IL
slitulion has indeed Deen 5 benevolent
home. Some time Ego the County Gem
missoners purchsse1 the building nov
occupied for $4,000, and ct the lsat sitting
CT .1e Court appointed w. j Boz, NJ
B. Lloyd snd Jesse Jones as
trustees. These gentlemen have taken
hold OF tie work with vim, srd ave now
securing fuad 10 pay the monthly Feeds
o! the Institution. II has been decided
to withdraw The petition TO the CITY
Council asking for IN appropriation
Of $3.50 s month. One of the
G zoe ladies' IL charge said yesterday.
ut 8 now about year eince we started
on Msin street with 4 few waits and Few
We have well kept home with bulldog
worth $4,000, what nay we not expect il
.uother yesy." l. is the purpose t.
reczige into this home any child
or other person who comes within the
rules within the home. Il il by no
means for the city alone. The ladies' sre
IS tsc as possible making the home self
supp 5rsiag OF putting work in the hands
Of each and every ilmste. Is is proposed
TO make I. an industrial school
where 6 boy with talent for carpenter
ing cau learn the trade, where girl can
become dressmsker, teacher Or I,
musician. In f1ci 20 develop the natural |
talent Of ell within its wslls !
As stated above the trustees are low nj
work soliciting subscriptions 10 tlud
TO supper: the home, ana II any one sp
preached will 90 snd see for himasi, he
Will, II eble, contribute.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
ElTrERs III MEXICO,
a Roai Acrnss tins rehusntspsc I,thmus
Cabinet Rssisnsuoas.

A Hoai Acrnss tins Gehu sntspsc Isthmus
Cabinet R:siknznoas.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-rae Worlds
special, dated City Of New Mexico, says:
The Official Glz tie OF the g1yernmsnt
has published the text OF q contract with
Colonel Edward McMurds, al
Eugiishman, for the couple
ton CT railroad across the Is.hmus OK
Tehuautepec. This line when completed
Will pass Dto the hands Of the govern
ment.
Rumors oil crisis in General DIsz's
cabinet which have prevailed for some
time past prove to have had foundation.
General Pscheco, the progressive minis.
ter Of public works, and 8
warm friend Of General D!,z.
hiss declared that fhs has
resigned. It is also generally believed
Senator DubiaD, Minister of Finance, also
resigned. The res gnasion Of the latter
! is much regretted BY the business com
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
hS0Ns


Cotton SEED OIL VI-, t, Rssune-Dtyslep
ment OF the Mines.
Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Oct. 22.-The Pic.
nix cotton seed OIL mills Of this city, the
largest In the state, lave been idle for the
past two years OF account OF the trust
On the seed oil which they did not belon
10 and WIN wn1n they were rct
able 20 c1re. o. last Satuld day
evening New Yors syndicate bouga, out
the &.tire sktock OF tie company, Al
within s,x>y days the Peak Oh works
will resums Holk again c. nu:a larger
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
CaErCI ton,


Special 20 the Gazette.
CARRoLLroN, TEX, Oct. 22.-Untor
c2urch recently Closed p:otracsed meet
ing OF twelve days with ten accessions to
the church.
The large corn crop Ia nefr'y sll gitb-
cred. The yield is from forty to sixty
bushels per acre.
The CJtton Belt Company is putting in
ltsnn platform st this place.
j. NJ. Myers had 8 fine COW Killed last
Friday By freight train on the Cotton
Belt eSs
The political pot is boiling over. 7 re
regular nominees will all be elected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
L GGUD AK SOEg.
General J:mes Craig Of M,ssourl-uis


General Times Craig Of M,ssourl-His
ReccTd.
ST. JOE, Mo, O;t. % General james
Craig died suddenly last night CT canccr
ot the nech, aged sevepty-f0ur. Ee was
enc OF Inc most prominent men in Mis-
souri,. H. eat in Corgtees with Thomas
HepdtIcEs before the var. commanded
the U aion forces st st. Joseph du1ipg the
rebellion, was circuit attorney OF the
P!att purchase, comprising sll Northwest
NJ esouri, was fret pres:tsnt CT the Esn-
niosl snd 81. Joe R,iiwsy. tie FIST line
built across the state, first comptroller of
s. J1e, and bad occup ied humorous other
plsces CT honor ana Trust He was le1d
lug Democratic polite ieR4!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Roberts County.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MIAMI, TEX. Oct. 19 Since the ccea-
ton Of Roberts county by an set Of the
Legislature, approved August 81, 1876,
there has not been single human being
died in the county, and there ere to. day
about LOO Inhabitants in the county,
with 6 railroad running though 1t and 8
town (Mismi) Of 900 Inhabitants, sDd
there Is lot doctor living in the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
AT JACKSONVILLE,

JACKsoNvILLE, FLA Oct 22.-Number
Of Eea csses to day, As and death. OF
the Few cases s we're white sai IS
colored; total cases to date, 1880; total
deaths, 1872
QUARANTINE RAISED.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Oct. 23-rhs Board
@! Hsaltn to-day raised the quarantine
against all points.
AT FERSASDINA.
NEW YORK, Oct. % -Aivices from
Fecnsaoias, F.s announce on the 2ls.
last. NV cases and 2 deaths, and on
the 22i Is new cases and l death.
There nave been u cases of fever at
Ca1eville and are &. W under treatment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Failure st Big CANDY.

Special to the Gazette.
ZIG SANDY, TEX Oct. % -Biydweu &
Lay, dealers in general merchandise
were closed By attachment this morning
By B3nner & Bonner Of Tyler, Tex, for
$4,000.
Mrs. Luther Ley, W!rEOns, Tex,
$3.50
o TyttF, Big SANDY. s537.
Liabilities sbou. $1,000, sssets aoous
5000.
This firm hiss done sn extensive cre6i.
ousiness this ye&r. Short crops and re-
Gently come false Misrepresentation re-
gsrding their feaucisl standing are the
cause OF the f1iiuYe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
switchmen aud Yardmen Strike.

PUEBLO, Col Oct. % ALL the switch
men and yardmen in the Denver and Rio
Grante Railway at this point struck this
morning and freight business WAS greatly
interfered with. The cause Is said to be
grievance which the men have sgsinst
B. D. Thompson, superintendent of the
train service. They united IL asking for
Thompson's removal. which 1t is under
stood will settlesthipgs. 81