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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
fENKRKAHa.

Lumber Merchant Dangerously Stabbed
byOne of his Employees.
Special to the Gazstte.
TRxARKANA, TEX, Oct. % This
owner and msnsger of Mstthew's
Lumber Company at Ceylon, sts.
ton on the Texas snd Pacific K.ilwav
nine miles south off this place, was
stabbed several times, and 1t is feared ia
tally wounded, by one CT bis employees, .
colored man named Bob Mitchell. Mat
thews ordered the negro TO do some work
and on his refusal he WAS ordered of the
place wbereupon he drew knife
and attacked Mr.. Matthews. The
negro Immediately led and has not up to
this time been captured. Some of the
best Officers and detectives CT this place
sre after him, and will doubtless over
take him to night Mr.. Matthew'S los
would be sorely felt here as he Is ore Of
the most enterprising cis!z ms and largest
property holders.
Lsst Thursday Judge S. D. Larry, our
present County Judge, who is making
vigorous canvass for re-elec:ion, went
out & shor. distance IN
the country or an election
tour. Night overlook him few miles
from town and he lost his way. He hno
f ne livery stable turnout AID got cut OF
the buggy to hunt the wsy. He left the
horse bu. few steps, but to his aatonish-
ment when he returned the horse and
buggy had vsnished, and strange to gay
they have not been Eesrd from up TO this
time. l. wss Doted turnout and ore CT
the finest IN the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Little Rock Notes.

Special TO the Gazette.
LITTLE Rock, ARK Oct. 30 AT c
Joint meeting to-day Of the Bosrd Of
Trade and the Little Rock Freight Bu-
re u sn address was delivered by D. X
Ciuk, Chairman of the railroad committee
OF the National Travellers Protective AS.
sociatior, asking that mileage tickets be
issued by sill railroad companies for the
benefit of the travelling men.
Messrs. Charles F. Penal, John G
Fletcher and W. T. Wilson were ap-
pointed committee 70 confer with the
railroad etficials and render them every
posi- ole assistance.
G. A. J. Miller, president; F. F. Smith,
secretary and Chief Engineer Schatsnske
Of the proposed Memphis, Little RICK
and Indian Territory Railroad, were
presen. by invitation. The president. OF
the company stated that work would be
commenced on the Little Rock end OF
the line within very few days and that
In his opinion the rosd would be COM
pleted and CATS running within nine
months,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
BEN BUTLER AT DETROIT.
Continued trem First Pcge-

pie got no nearer than outside the doors
The General was in poor voice, and il
was with DIFF ;ulty he made himself heard
H. began by saying he WAS In otd msr
and that his political csys were ever
He had been & GTsenbacker, and W..
proud Of it. There no longer existed say
aecessity for Green5sck party, as theY
had secured eli they Wsnted. I. natt
no cirererce to him, ne said, wnl
WAS President. 4 President coulC
net do muca harm anyway, but he pre-
ferred to see Esrrlson elected because hs
believed IL protection fer capital snt
labor. General Butler then proceeded tC
an elaborate discussion OF the tariff snC
the Mills bill. Referring to the SsokviIle
Vest letter he said /. made no GEsrencs
whether the Murchison letter was F..
forgery or not, the Minister'S letter WAS
not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
LAREDO.

suu Hunting f,r the Train ibbar-Fstal
Quarrel Over Hids.
s ,ecial to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX Oct. 29.-As yet nc
news has been received from the otfi:ers
who started down the river il search OF
the train robber who held up the Per
stage. Opinions are to the effect that
the man who committed the outrage was
8 gambler who came to grief some two
weeks sgo.
A cutting affesy occurred here last
night between three butchers In which
Juan Sslszlr WAS MORALLY wounded, re-
ing stabbed in the abdomen, and Is re-
ported dead this evening. Msriclino
Csntu is bsdly wounded snd may die. He
was stabbed through the lungs. The
third party, Vic.orisno GaIzI, is in Gus.
tody. The fight occurred over hide
which WAS claimed by the three parties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
A womsn Commits Suicide

Sc. LOUIS, Mo, Oc:. SO A specisl
from Little Rock, Ark , says Mrs. Carrie
Turner, teacher In the Little Rick Uni
versity, is supposed to hsve commit ted
suicide. The lady disappeared, and va:
traced to the bank OF the Arkansas river,
which is now being dragged. Mrs
Turner Is daughter OF Judge Chamber
lain, q prominent citizen, End ranks high
80 an artist. An unfortunate marriage
snd separation is given as the cause
Az noon the body Ct Mrs. Turner Was
found in the river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
A HAND CAR RUR DOWN.

drsn Instantly Killed.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. 29 Herman n
Brsde, section foreman OF the Burlington
R)sd started to this city yesterday after
neon on G hand car, having with him his
wife, three children and friend. When
rounding sharp curve they were run
down by 8 sTecial making G quick run
between ST. Paul snd Chicsgo. The hand
car was thrown from the track and Mrs.
Brsde and her two SONG, sged seven and
thirteen, were instantly killed. Mr.. Brade
and the other man escaped. When the
train strnck the car Mrs. Brsde threw her
babe down bank twenty feet high and
saved It's life. Brade is frantic with grief
and threatens to commit suicide.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TENAs.

THE RECEIVERS ISSUE IMPORTANT CIRCU
LARs-HKADoUARrK ESTABLISHED.
Special to the Gazette.
SEDALIA, Mo-. Oct. 29.-Circular Nd. l
ofH. c. Cross and George A. Eddy, dated
at Sedslis, Mo, November l, 1888, was
issued to-day. 1t Is az follows:
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILwAY,l
SBDALIA, Nc, Nov. !, 1883.
Circular No.L =
BY virtue Of an order made BY the Hon.
David ]. Brewer, Judge Ct the Circuit
curt OF the United S;z!ssior the district
OF Kansas, in the Eighth district, wherein
the Mercantile Trust Qompsne s trustes1
was complainant and the missodri, KAYE
sss end Texas Railway snd the Missouri
Pacific Railway companies are defendanttF
The undersigned were appointed receiE
els and instructed to take charge Of an
operate the property Of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway on and after
the LIST day of November, 1888. In obez|
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ws;sh,ng Stock Ship m snts.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 29-The Live Stock
Weighing Association met to-day to dis.
cuss the situation in the southwest. The
time set for the adoption Of the rev sys-
ten OF weighing live stock shipments, OF
charging By the car load, WAS October %,
but owing 10 some hi'ch in the arrange
ments the Kansas City roads did not put
the rate into effect as agreed upon. The
ST. Louis lines declined to adopt the rates
until Kansas City was ready to do SO,
and matters have been considerably
muddled. At tD-day's meeting the Chicago
roads agreed TO stand by the agreement
and continue the weighing system here,
Notwithstanding the action of the roads
ct other points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
A PRISONERS CONFESSION.

dmits The Charge OF Horse steaIinE-Piet
60 Rob Crsia.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 29.-Jimes
Rsssuge, who, with Calvin Moore, was
arrested Saturday night IN the nc torious
district known as "Foad a Loup," on tie
state line, has confessed to the charge OF
horse stealing. He also says that plot
himself and Moore to rob the outgoing
Santa Fe train to morrow night between
Tosd-e- l. pup and Argentine, KIN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
New York s ATE.
spec,si to the Gazstte.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 29.-There are only
three Couelessmen in town, and Mr.. Nc.
MILAN Of Tennessee is one of them. He
has just returned from s recent trip to
New YORK. He says the Democrats oil
that state have entire cou iterce in Cleve
lands reelection, and that all OF the re-
ports Of the speakers and workers go to
show that the Democratic party Is much
stronger thGn in 1884. Mr.. McMillen
further ssys that Wherever he has made
speeches fde enthusiasm manifested has
been NEST gratifying. HIS audiences
were largely composed OF workinguen,
and they are not at sll frightened st tie
cry Of free trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
A era'n Robbery,

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Oct. ga special
from Arkansas gives the details Of train
robbery on the S.. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway yesterday. The
robbers, three il number, boarded the
tt sin near Dilz, but went no further Than
the smoking compartment CT the 1eir
sleeper where they compelled three las
sengers to disgorge $50 snd then es.
capped. Off GERS are In pursuit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Home NoteS,

John q. Commit, general manager, sud
Geo. B. Calder, superintendent Of the
Crescent News And Hotel Clmpsny, were
in town Srzz11ayi sgd left yesterday nom
ng sog Dsllss.
- II you are eastward bound, DO not over
Hook the supsrior train service offered by
he VandaIi, and Pennsylvania route.
Three .dsffy trsins, 81. Lsuis to New
YoIk.s@"Ehs "Psnlsylvsa.a SpeciaIss'
:, lssVtng SEIouis, dtals, at S:lQise M.
makes tfB run 4Mfdess thar thirtysore
k5urs. Wslse % Y ,,A.aBash. geDsfNpias
se5ger agent, stGSAsris, Mo Il for time
carde, rstes, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
SAINT. Fs Directory Changes.

Boston, MASS, Oct. 29.-Mr. George
Sehly has resigned from the directory Of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
way snd Mr.. Warren Sawyer who resign
ed temporarily TO allow the election OF
Mr.. McGowen, mas been Reelected.
There will be no further changes 81 once.
1t is stated that possibly next year some
additions will be mede TO the board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Fam Gus Bandit Killed.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Spanish Con
sui in this city to-day received the follow.
ing csblegram from Havana: The
famous bandit, Victor Frsgaso, has been
killed and some of his companions wound.
ed by the civil guard OF Cuba.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

Connected by Wire.

PALo PINTO. TEX Oc. 80 - Palo
Pinto, Mineral Wells .nd MllIssp are now
connected BY telegraph. Business opened
on the line to-day which has connection
with the Western Union at Millssp and
consequently throughout the United
States. DR.. R.ines Of Mineral Wells and
Messrs. W. S. Csnatser and DR.. Ketchum
OF Palo Pinto, ere the enterprising gen
tlemen who own the telegraph line. This
gives us once more quick communication
with the outside world, thus filing q
great need.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

W. ROLLEY, master
OF transportation OF
the Florida Railway
and Navigation Com.
psny, wires from
Baldwin to night as
follows; l have haC
no case Of yellow .ev
er here up TO this
morning. No place IN
the United States cEr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
The GRADY PARTY.

rhey are Entertained at ssh Antonio and
s SIT Eor Galveston.
spscisl to the Gaze:tr.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Oct. % The
Henry Grady party reached the city this
morning in their special car from Austin.
They were taken charge CT by committees
Of leading cit'z,ns and shown ever the
city. An informsl reception WAS held in
the parlors Of the San Antonio Club from
to $3.50 O'Clock during which time short
speeches we're made by Mr.. Grady, Gov
ernor Mcdaniel, Mr.. Howell, Mr.. Dumsp
and Col. Norten. Tae party left at 4
O'Clock for Galveston via the Southern
Pacific. MessTs Dum,n and No ten ar
ranged for the purchase of considerable
real estate before leaving the city.
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pincnI,y Ar TsnpIe.
Correspondence Of the Gazette

correspondence Va snc S1LCsso
TEMPLE, Tex Oct, 2S-A difficulty
occurred last night IL the city between
". W. Holmes, ticket agent for the Mis-
souri, Pscifc and c. B. Cherm, policeman
on the Santa Fe yards, in which theiorrher
shot the lstter through the body, inflict.
ing what is considered s fatal woua i'd,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
WoIfa City.
Special to the Gazette.

speeIhI 70 inc Ghzette.
WOLFE CITY, TEX, Oct. 2s.-Seventy.
FIVE bales Of cotton were sold to day and
100 yesterday. The price OF cotton here
depends lsrgely UPON how much the seller
owes the buyer on store account.
Wolfe City seems to have 3 goodly
|Fsre Of the prospectors and new Corners,
and slmost every day someone buys IN
c III MIDST snd becomes one CT US. Our
to IN is growing Rapidly. November,
1886, Wolfe City w.s located, and now
she hiss population OF 1900 and thirty
five good basinesSbcuses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

| kfSSSbSZ@[/ry-<P[
States to-day de-
clsred unconstitutional ell laws imposing
q lice 7se tax On commercial travellers
rot residents Of the ste1s imposing the
tax. Asher was resident Of Few Or.
leans, and while selling goods by sample
in Texas WAS arrested and faed for vIo-
Iating fae stete law making i. a nisde-
msanor for any person to do business as
commercial traveller without having
first taken out On occupation tax. Asher
contested the constitutionslity of the
law, taking ths ground that 1t was re-
pugnant 10 the constitutions which gave
| to Congress the exclusive Eight to regu-
court decided against him. Asher
appealed the case TO the Supreme
court which 10 day gave 3 decision in his
favor. The court in its opinion says it
sees no difference between this Gaze and
Robbins Tennessee case, in which case
'he law WAS held to be unconstitutional
AS to the contention Of the authorities II
Texas that the decision of the Supreme
court in the Robbins case is in conflict
with 8 prior decision CT The court, Justice
Bradley very dryly says that even were
this true the court has always supposed
overruling prior decision with which 1t
may not be in harmony. The court then
Gays: "We do not propose to ent>r into
q discussion OF the matter ct this time"
TEXAS PENsIoNes
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Z9.-The following
Texas pension was granted to-day:
Original invalid, Richard Scagss, r )rton.
AN OFFICER RETIRED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-By direction Of
the President, Col. Nelson Switzsr OF the
Second cavalry, having served for more
than thirty years as 6 commissioned eff
Ger OF the army, was to-day upon his own
application retired from active service.
AMERICAN STEAMER CAPTURED.
WAS aINGToN Oct. 80 "A telegram hos
been rsceived by Acting Secretary Rives
snnou icing the c,p ure Of The American
steame: HAyti1n Republic while trying to
force the blockade at Ste Marie, Dut
giving no details.
THE DRUMMER's CASE.
Special t. The Gazette.
WASHINGTON, OCT. % The court TO-
day reversed the deci.1on CT the TeXis
Co1rso OF Appeals in the case OF Asher
against the Ssste CT Texas. This wss
was the sswell. known drummer's case, in
which Asher resisted the state law tax
ing commercial travellers. Tho state
court sustained the stste law, but the
Uoited States Supreme court reversed
this decision and or .ers the release O.
Asher, who has been in the custody Of
tie sheriff for two years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

di' noe Sc this order, the undersigned
he eDy assume charge OF the
Pre- perty this d,te. Off ceTs, sgents
sno Other emploies will continue
il the ischarge u their respective duties
SO heretofore until otherwise advised
The lines embraced in t. Is order are de-
scribed as follows:
Parsons to Junction City, IS. miles.
Savanna to tbs coal mines, one snd
one hs!f miles.
AtCka 10 Lebigh, seven miles.
Denison to Mineols, l63 miles.
Greenville to Dallas, fittT-two miles.
Dallas TO C siaesyille, forty miles.
Gainesville to Hsnrietts, seventy-one
Eiles.
Dsnison to DGllss, thirty nine mileE.
Jefferson 20 GEeengille, 124 miles.
Greenville to mckinney, fhirty-one
n1ileg.
The i7int operation of the track be-
tween White sboro end Fort Worth, under
the joi lease With tie Texas and Picifc
Railway Company, sGVent7-oEe miles.
Fort Worth 20 lsy'or, 1929 miles.
Relo to Bolton, Eev N miles.
Taylor to Boggy TaRk, eighty-pine
miles.
San Marcos to Loozhsrs, eighteen
miles
The Trinity and Ss5ine division, ex-
tending from Trinity to CalmespeD, sixty
seven miles.
Total, 1912 miles.
And the incomplete lines c. the D.lIss
and Waco and Taylor, Bastrop and Hcus
ton railways now under colstruc ion il
Texas.
That portion Of the Missouri, Kansag
and Texas Railway between Holden ano
Paola, fifty four miles, now nnder lease tc
tne Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
will continue to be operated By that com
pany as heretofore until further notice
The general Offices CT the receivers will
be at Sedslis, Mo.
Signed GxoRGR a. EDDY,
81. c. Cross,
Receiyprg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Mn. FRxYis APPOINTMENTS

Nm. FREY's APPOINTMKNT9.
TIE following circular WAS issued by
Mr.. Frev, general superintendent: Cir
cular No. l. The following oficeEs Of
the transportation, mechanical and car
departments are announced: william
o. derin, master mechanic. Parsons,
Kan Robert Walker, master car builder,
Sedslis, Mo; P. Rockwell, general road
MASTER, north Of Denison, Parsons, Ksn !;
NJ. A. Martin, superintendent Of bridges
snd builc ings, Parsons, Ksn.; C. 81
Dent, superintendent OF Car service, So
dslis, Mo-; Howard W. Brecrofr, car &C.
counlsnt, Sedslis, Mo-; Edward N Small,
chief surgeon, Sedalis, Mo; Samuel K
Blu lard, superintendent telegraph, Sads-
lis, no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
4 Woman Nominated for aoy.rror.

BOSTON, MASS Oct. 29-Twenty- one
women IN convention yesterday nomi-
mated Miss Alice D. Stockton of Whestor
SIS the candidate of the Equal Rights party
Tor Governor CT Massachusetts. The can
iIdate is tweniys. x years CT age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

.ence OF the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
TEMPLE, TEX, Oct. 2S-Hon. Seth
Shepard made rousirg speech here last
night to very large audience.
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OF for W,st Virginia.

CoLUMBUs, OHIO. Oc!. 20 Judge
Thurman snd party left over the Bslti-
more and Ohio R'ilroad for Wheeling,
". Va st 30 o'clock this NON pg,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
WITHIN REACH OF ALL.

Reduced Round Trip Tickets tef34 ~
Antonio Inter siias6f
The round triRa.tfcksss to the San
Antonio I1seaEkst5nal fxir from For.
WoSshiBSlias and all points in north
.kexts has been placed at the low rate of
$5 All people in North Texas shoul1
sMANaee, this oppostunity to visit the his
E6ric III OF SS8fsAntonio and see the
,gEstss ex2ps'aon ever given I'M the
s.chey oiaalp isaa5ha ssator. sSss1s;
a. Bssas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

Everybody will 10 that cigarettes
are irjuricIs to t9sfdlth. Why smoke
them when you u gSEG-snd Republic
Bufsos four for A cents. 2id by all fist
class. dealers.
-aertSf-c-z~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
CIRCULAR NO. 9,

Referring TO circular No. Of even date
the following appointments are an
nouuced, viz: j. j. Frey, general su-
peTintendent, tffi:e at Sedtlis, Mo-; A.
S. D odge, general freight agent, Office at
Sedalia, MO; CASTOR Meslier, general
passenger and ticket sgent, Office ct
SedalIa, Mo-; George J. Pollock, auditor,
treasurer, flee ct Ssdalis, Mo; George
81. Hyde, paymaster, cfi2e at SadsIis,
ND; j D. Hallister, general claim
sgent, office at Sedalia, Mo. Subordi1ste
officers will be announced by the respect
i've heads Of departments.
GEORGE A. EDDY,
81. c. CROSS,
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Terrell
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX Oct 29-The Saerif,
By his denuty, Mr.. Joe Keller, has charge
OF the attached stock OF drugs Of Orville
Suabuit, and with corps OF clerks liz
taking ar ilyo!ce, which has net yet been
flushed, and vii! not be for day or So.
The liabilities stsad about SIS appeared il
former dispatch In TIE GAZETTE. ~
The street grader graded down to seS.
eral private water pipes today, which
whf necessitate shaking them Deeper In
the ground bssore winter comes on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Testimonial,

Cisco, TEX, Oct. 29.-Colonel Wngon,
the .populsr proprietor Of The City hotel,
wasEpEesented with the followiIgs testi-
mcnisl by & few OF his travelling ffiends
n CISCO. TExla:t Is. 1855.
"Urc:e Nat" N.or:
We desire tSse.urn@h you our thanks
for your kindneSsnd hrbsne hospitality
to Us, while yoy4Sgueste, and promise
you cur full sq1pofEw herever you may
Gang up. ~ &c HODGE,
sst CM, SRLPH,
A. c AspoNovAN,
As C. G. MsIR,
~ c. B. CANON,
GEO. w. B%coARsE,
H NJ. HENRY.
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FL0RIDL'3 FOE.

Ne" Oisss and Deaths.-Ner Towns At
tackled tho situa ION.
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THE RAILROADS.
The Receivers of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Issue Important Cir
culars to Employees.

General Manager sEey's Appoiutmer t. n
nounosd Gene 81 Rs lroad News.
An Ark4psss Roed-N- ter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATE

s naae oy an railroads In Colorado to person,
holding our el cursion tickets.
The sumner resorts of Colorado Ava ro,,s A.,
noit1 over, and the scenery over the Denve,
an Il. hio erande is the grandest on earth,
at all coupon ticket sta.!ons IN TaIs. .-oLn
louisiana. CAL for Information an descrintix,
n TfNG on = M NJ BURROWS, T. F. A.; j.
LIZ. . - d ohsI, CITY Agent, CT ". Y. EETLIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

show better health. There las been No
sickness Of any KIND since August IS The
reports Of yellow fever here 90 great in.
jury and much harm.
Gainesville reports ten new csses to-
day: no deaths. The authorities have
asked the government. to send an agent
there snd take full charge. The present
surgeon, Martin, has. been ordered to re
oers st Live OAK where f,yer is said to
havs broken out.
Enterprise to-day made requlsition for
400 people. There were seventeen new
CAS- and ten desths In the past forty.
eight hours reported from Enterprise.
President Mitchell OF Jack +onyil!e re i.
por thirty-six new cases here TO-DAY;
eighteen white, eighteen colored; four
deaths. Total cases to date, 4095; total
deefhe, $50.
FEVER AT BALDWIN.
Washington, Oct 2 Surgeon Button,
at Camp Perry, Els and Surgeon Urqur-
hart, at Live Ois, Fis., hsve telegraphed
Surgeon. General Hamilton they had IN.
douotedly evidence of the existence Of
yellow fever in Baldwin, Fla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
IAAECAU5,
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas aldFoFt Worth RI

leo, Fort Worth and ali prtnc,nsi no,nt. \,
te1ss 20 Rooky Mountain resorts ard Pscics
coast So1, inSluding Trinidad. Pueblo, Man.!or,
Utah. Daily trains leaving Fort Wo,tb s.ss
m; comprising new and elegantly eqpipost
puHman palace sleeping car and c!ningfcS1
service, .nrough to Denver. connecting a Col.
Rn;on p e: K &, Colorado Midland RsiitSsy lss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

Z Lumber Merchant Dangerously Stabbed
byOne 3f hls Employee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
The ANGELS Triumph
UecFs;sn ct 'ha Stste Ceurt in ihs
DEunmet's Tax Case Reversed BY
tho Supreme Court.
Goserpmens Clerks Leaving ;he Eat; cnal
Capital for ihc Purpose OF Voting
Texas Noes.
DECISION IN TIE DRUMMERs's TAX CASE
.~ 81 HINGTON,

"a S q n G ON,
9ct. 2e In an
opinion rendered
by ] ustice Bradley
In the dF1mmers'
tax cage OF Will
ian Asher VS.. the
SAFE OF TeXse,
: The Supreme court
CT TIE 10 nlted
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 90.