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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
a. j jacksonville,

Special to the Gazette.
JACKSONVILLE, TEX, June 1s.-EEsE-
clpation day was celebrated here by the
colored folk in the usual way. A sump
tuous dinner spresd On the grounds Was
epjoyed by all the large crowds, each
one paying for what Has eaten, the pro-
ceeds to go towards building g high
scnool here for the education OF the col
ored youth. Professor F. W. Lewis, col
ored, of Longview WAS the orator Of the
day. His talk was mixed with religion
aid politics, having but little to say with
reference 10 emancipation day. He defined
Democracy TO be the party Of free trste,
states rights and opposed to the negro
on general principles. Tie Republican
party, he said, w.s the negro's natural
lend. He favored protection, G. cen
trsLzsd government and favored General
Sherman for President because he WAS g
eo.els msn and Success full general in
the late war. He slluded to nm Sher-
nan, the cold blooded ranter. His speech
upon the whole WAS the harengue OF an
ignorant man 10 an ignorant people
which Was received with en- outburst Of
applause with here sld there some ,gooa
advice to the eolored race.
We ere to have colored college here
soon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
TEXAS LUMBER DEALERS.
They Perfect an Organiz alton To Organize
an Insurance COMPANY.

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az Insurance COMPANY.
Special 10 the Gazette.
| WACO, TEX June 19.-The Lumber
Dealers Association CT Texas assembled
here to-day IN Its first annual meeting
There was once in Texas Lumberman's
S!ste Association which included not only
dealers but milimen. 1t was the custom
Of this association to meet oIce year
talk over the prospects of business ano
crops, have grand banquet, fee rail-
road excursion and Jolly time. This
was ali very lice, but Soon grew monoto-
nous, IS no benefG WAS derived by any
one. The lsst meeting Was held ia Fort
Worth, and the convention was so uns6t
istscto'y that the oficers and directors
determined not 10 Call the organization
together agsin. The lumber dealers, how
ever, awoke TO the necessity of having an
organization covering the state, one
which would be strong and profitable,
which would protect them from the mill
men and from each other. Accordingly
3 convention Of lumber dealers wss
called to meet il Austin May l6, bu,
owing 20 the dedication ceremonies Of the
new capitol very little business was
transacted srd the association adjourned
TO meet in Waco to perfect the organ Is
si0n The association WAS Gale to order
a. 10 2. N. in G1rlsnd'5 opers house, A.
Van HattOn Of Austin presiding, end @.
h. Drake OF Austin, secretary. There
were over 200 lumber yards in the state
represented ana certainly contained more
wesltny men than any sssccis-
5ion of the state. There were
hslf dozen gentlemen on
one row this morning whose capital is e.
timsted st 5000. 900. Most Of the day
wa5 taken up i'll discussing the bylaws
and details Of the organization. The
matter OF insurance. was brought up, aud
sitter deliberation II was decided that 1t
Wss useless to memoriaIiZe further with
the underwriters Of Texas 10 reduce the
present nign rate CT fire insurance, aad
that the association should immediately
set 10 work to organize IN insurance
com Jsny. To this end D. Gribble Of
Gainesville, S. V. P!eufer of New Braun.
fels, snd G. FL. G3uss OF San Antonio,
were appointed committee to draw up
I plan Of such insurance company
and refer it to the board
Of directors for action. The agso-
citation is des,r0us Of extending
its il 11erce, and to effect this adopted c
resolution iDstruciiDg the secretary to
correspond with the Lumber Dealers
Association Of Missouri ard Kansas with
G view to uniting the organizations into
one. kilograms were received from Dal-
lag and Corsicana il Wing tee association
10 meet in those cittessnext yea.
till ssasga. tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
TALK ar HE CAPITAL.

Opinions OF Leading Politicians on Tx
Outlook for tina kepubuoA2s
special to EAe Gazette.
WLsHIN GToN, Jure 1s-Al The "A
to-day and 10 might was about the COZ
veutlon in Chicago. The Republicans 81
doing the principal talk, bus smans :l.n
there has not heeR tire least cfys5a ,l-'
Of opirion. Gensral Brown Ct l's.A.a
summed up tbs Washington Situation ~
lar SO Chicago is concerned VerJ 10" ~
when he said: "There ore aooE! ~
o0o, coo voters IN this country, and ~
best can make Out OF the n i1ed colY'.,
tol g thai asy one of them is l'ao.e 10 !"
nominated for the pres deEcY VI.
Two statements Dsde 81 Senator In2a,..
h.v4 attracted considerable attention. nv NV
tnar the r publicsus fEht the cO-a.-5
campaign against the solid soutni elL W ".
other is thai if the Republican psI'y u, .,s
not win il the coming aght the hlsioi..Il
can write its history sad attach the ~, d.,
finis to the end Of the volume. ll7 ~
pu5licsrs in both houses take ezcep-L:.ss
to the proposition SID thirk tae o.
issue viii be worth fghti5g ever ioF Wv
eral campaigns to come.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
Repairing Damage by Rain.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, June 1e.-The con-
tinued rains renders the Work OF Ispsi.;
ing she breaks en- the railroad caueeaBy
the lste rains exceedingly slow ard
tedious. On the Southern PacjHf
600 wards of track east OF Ne
San Jaciato river is swept away and there
are several breaks between Dayton and
Sheldon. The passenger train which WAS
hemmed in by water has been reachNd
and taken back to Liberty, where 1t seW
is. Ia attempting to reach this train an
engine and several freight cars weiA
turned over and wrecked, bat no one wa
injured.
All the trains on the Southern Pacific
from the west stop in this city now, and
trims from Kew Orleans do not
come any further than Beaumont. 1t Is
not thought hat trains will run through
before Friday.
The track of the Houston, Esst and
West Texas Railway between the
San Jscinto river and the TIN
itv river is washed away and
no trains on this road run to this city. II
is hoped that the track will be repaired
so as to commence running trains to-
morrow night.
Mail from New Orleans Is expected to
reach he city tomorrow via the Inter-
nationsl and Great Northern. This will
be the first mail from thst city since last
SUNDAY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
st sherman.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, June 19.-The negroes
OF North Ttx.s had grand jubilee in
this city to-day, this being the twen,y-
third anniversary CT their emancipation
Excursions were run from all parts OF
the county on the various railroads en-
setirg the city. TIE festivities were
Opened with grand street parsde, con-
sistiDg of their various secret orders,
nJsts representing agricultural Industries
aud educational Institutions, aud colclud
Ing at Batseli's park in the afternoon
with oratious by prominent negro orators
snd base bsll contests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

hotse AAicFes kahe Ia tns E&HA-SrRlb
Storage Facilities! Sszsssssfs
Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX June 1s.-This morn
lag ripple Of excitement was created in
our town by the announcement that horse
thieves had been at work during the night
On II curry 1t was discovered thst two
valuable animals were missing, one be-
longing TO Mrs. T. F. Steere and one to
Mr.. Horace Cleveland. Both of the anil
msls were kept Ia the same stsole al
Jones 4 Co IS lumber yard. LAST WedAes
day foar Mexicans drove into town and
put up az one Of the livery stables, and e
ds7 or two afterwsrd TWO Of th,n left
town in the conveyance that brought the
four. The other two remained around
town, slee Ping in the livery stable. Yes
terdSy they purchased new Wincheeters
aud gun scsbbsrds and were seen 10 be
making preparations for departure.
Tnis morning the Me1icsns are
nowhere to be found, ard
suspicion pointing toward them the die
appearance OF the horses is attributed to
them. TIE Sheriff has taken the matter,
10 hand snd is using energetic measures
10 have them CIV rtak1n. It is supposed
the thieves hhVe gene south, striking for
Old Mexico.
The additions being made to the grsin
string facilities of the Pioneer Mills
Company are nesripg completion, ard
they will not be flished any too soop, IS
the wheat is rapidly being harvested and
threshed out. Ere long We shall have
four made from grain raised this sea5on
New cats are already being sold intoHn;
the yield Of them has been very great.
Gnttnn snd corn re hnth doing we'll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
At danger elc,

Special to the Gazette.
DAINGERFIELD, TEX June 19.-This
has been red letter day with the ne
groes here. They begun coming in early
this morning and continued up to IL
O'Clock, the occasion being the celebra-
ton OF the anniversary Of their emsncipa
ton. They began firing envils about l
this morning which they kept up until
about 4 when their gunner WAS
disabled by premature explosion. which
burned MS face so bsdly that he bsd TO be
taken from the tisld. Physicians pro-
1ounce the wound not dangerous. a
number Of speeches were made by proDi
nent c0lored men, among whom were
Rev. j. Jordsn, P. J. Edwards, S. M
Lyons and Sam Brown. Everything
passed of quietly except one knock
down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
TOWN L0r SALE

AtNevade, On the Cotton Hslt Eou,e. 4
Rain or Shine, the town lot sslscsettl
take place 81 Nevada on Elldss 5use %,
under the parsonsl supervision Of Capt.
J. a. Fl. Hosaeks
NsY.dasissftuated on the Fort Worth
byanch az the ST.. Louis, Arkansas and
%eIss Railway, and this is the best op-
portunity ever of red in Texas TO mer-
chants, tradesmeD, hotel men and liz
Vestors With small mesns.
Round trip tickets ON GALE June ,.2Ist
snd 22d one fare.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
At Dallas.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
* DALLAs, TEX June 1s-N otwithstGnd- :;
ing the rainy weather and muddy streessE
the colored people OF Dallas celebrss
Emancipation Dsy with eclat. This az
terRoon Ct 2 O'Clock the procession moved
along the nsin thoroug hfares. Ii con-
listed OF two orase bands and bard COM
posed OF zen harmonious and q bsss
drum, Hoats containing school children,
militsry companies, trades display, TO-
gether with troop OF horsemen. Sew
eral msttoes were exhibited, conspicuous
among them oae containing the words:
"Whar dat muls and dem forty ecressi"
The procession moved to Shady View
EszssfF In East Dallas, where local orators
and Delmonicos dispensed elosuence and
chuck.
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Gone 30 Olarksville.

opg5IEI 30 tHU GEA5EEE.
BoNHAM, TEX, June 10 Almost the
entire coIored popul.tlon of this place
left this morning on an excursion to
Clarksville. Texas, where they celebrated
the twelty-third anniversary o; Ensrci-
patton day. They marched to the depot
IN body headed By the colored cornet
band.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

who represents the Texss and Pacific
brakemen, accompanied by Mr.. Kim
brough, ia Masking arrangements for the
railroad picnic mere next Thursday. The
Terrell R lss, Knights Of Pythiss and
fire department have been invited to join
the procession, and doubtless ell these
organizations have accepted and will be
on hand to meet the visiting brakemen.
Colonel Jim Hsrris has been appointed
and will act as marshsl of the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
GALVESTON

ProeesdisKE Esd hY tho State BsBserS'
Convention En.aE o,pAtion Day.
spesiai to the Gazette.
GLLvzsTtN, lex, June 10 The fourth
annual convention OF the State Bankers
Association commenced st Harmony h,ll
Ia this city Of IL o'cl;Ck to-day ana WAS
called to erder by President Ell J. L.
Green Of San MsEcos.
The association was welcomed 70 the
city on behalf u the citlzans by Colonel
felicitouslY by Colonel Henry EIau on
behalf OF the association.
President Green in his annual address
alluded to the subject OF deep water,
and said that Texas WAS en-
titled to an adequate sppropr!s-
ton from the general government
to give her at least enc fts.-clsss hsrooT.
He expressed the hope tat Congress
would se,sle the tariff question to the
hes: interest Of Texas, ard anong other
things recommended tAst the association
# II re ward for the apprehension Of the
Cisco bank robbers; also that the consti-
tuition be so changed that permanent
fund might be raised to De used in hunt
ipg down and bringing TO punis hment
those who robbed or defrauded bsrks.
At the conclusion Ct the presidents
address committee Wss appointed TO
msp out the work OF the convention.
,ne convention teen adjourned until 4
this afternoon.
The evening session wss brief and sn
adjournment WAS had until 10 G. N. to-
morrow.
Delegates sre here from al parts Of the
state and will be rsyslly entertsined By
Galveston during heir stay.
The colored citizens appropriately cele-
brssed their emancipation in plsnics and
other festivities to .day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
at Paleatine.
Special to the Gazette.

PALESTINE, Tx June l9.-This has
been gala day for the cclore people OF
sll classes eDd conditions. Notwith-
standing the bad weather, they have
TUNED out Oy the hundreds to ceIe)ra e
the day Of their liberation from the bonds
Ct slavery. Cannon sa!utes we're f.ed
early in the morning, and shout 010 people
assembled at SchImmaI's grove to heaI
srations and jim in the picnic
fesiiYitiea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
Tn. Prespects Good.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, June 19.-Hon. D. d.
Scott OF the Paris, Chocktaw and Little
Rock R.ilwsy,. Company and the Psiis,
Marshsll and SABINE Railroad Company
returned Yesterday from New York al q
Philadelphia where he had been In e
interest OF the two roads iF both Il
which he is prominent official: He res
ports the prospects fheflL an esSiy COM
pleiioR of the tao rosds TO Psris.;s' -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
THE RAILROADS.
The Fort Worth and Denver will at
Once Build Its Track Into
the City.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande decreases
Its Capital Stock to 50 100000.
General NOES,
Homo Notes.


Il. c. Archer of the Texas and Pacific
is in the city.
John Horribly, 8 well known railroad
man OF Chicsgo, is in the city.
C. NJ. Wicker OF Denver, largely inter
ested in railroads. was in FJrt Worth
yesterday.
J. NJ. Phillips, superintendent Of the
Gulf, Colorado ana Santa Fe, was in
Fort Worth yesterday.
A meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Fort Worth and Rio Grarde was held in
this city yesterday, ana by g unanimous
vote tie company Was authorized 10 in
crease lis capital stock to S. 5000 An
important meeting will be held to-dsy.
The right Of way matter being settled,
the FJrt Worth and Denver will at once
begin the work Of building It's track into
the city from Hodge. The track will be
laid between the Missouri Pacific and
Gulf, Colorado ard Santa Fe. The Fort
Worth snd Denver will build an iron
bridge oyer the Trinity at the Union
Stock Yards.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

barbecue was given about one mile from
town and some few speeches were made.
Inc afternoon WAS occupied In game Of
BAL. The celebrations in our county
formerly attracted large crowds, but of
late years they have been growing
smaller by degrees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
at Pilot Point,

Special to the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, Tex, June 10 -Em:nci-
patton Day WAS celebrated here to-day by
the colored people, who had speaking,
swinging, base bsll, dancing land other
SPORTS st the grover mile north OF town.
Everything passed quietly and in good
order. A splendid dinner was spread
and enjoyed by the happy multitude.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
Van HArE n o1es.
Special to tia as1syts.

VAN HORN, Tx June ls.-The Texas.
and Paclf; Railway is making ssme ex-
tensive improvements here, this being q
coal and wster station. They have two
wells that are ever 500 feet deep, anc
are preparing to put down two more.
They have JUST flashed new water
tsnk with double the capacity CT the old
ones. Work will soon commence On 8
new sidetrsck 1880 feet long. u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
/ HUNTSVILLE, TEX, June 1s.-On &C.
count of the very rainy and dissereesble
weather the emancipation celebration by
the colored people Of our county passed
of in . very tame manner here TO day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
bssviiie Notes.
special to the Gazette.

GpeclGI 70 the GA3Gllt.
BEEvILLE, TEX, June ls.-Passenger
trains commence to run to-day from
Skidmore to Kleberg, on the western
branch of the Arkansas Pass making close
connections st Skidmore with north and
south bound trains on the main line.
The construction train is now laying
track on the Rockport extension OF the
Arkansas Pass, twelve miles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
At HI Soro.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, Tex June IS -Emsncipc-
iioa day celebrated here BY making up an
Immense concourse of negroes headed BY
heir brass band and going to Klg0re,
twelye miles seuth of here on trains,
wagons, buggies, horseback and sfoot.
Much enthusiasm wss manifested at the
depot snd about our streets. The Gay
was fine one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
Preliminary Survey.

Special to the Gazette.
COLEMAN, TE>., June Is Engineer
Jones and q corps of the Chicago, Rock
IslaEd ard Pacific Railway started his
preliminary survey here yesterday to
Mason and connection with the Arkansas
Pass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
rive slts, yosSs1 get sse
ta3S Lit Li$Bs PillssSs bsssNxer
EEul14 ss N If Z s5ss get
A NARROW ESUAfRSy
A Ly1shipE Party Attempt to-
Rspiss By q Ruse.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, Tx, June 1.-two men
claiming to be deputy sheriff srd con-
stable from Crockett arrived In tie city
to- day and presented the sheriff with an
order signed by the justice of Crockett
requesting thst Ohm Johnson, the colorsd
rapis., be delivered to these men. Il
Will be remembered that Johnson, CON-
United rspe few days ago upon Miss
Olive Simms, the -yourg daughter
of respectable Houston COM
ty farmer, and he was brought to the city
to escape lynching. Just as Sheriff Ellis
WAS On the eve OF deliver ng the priso er
to these msa he was handed telegram
from the Crockett justice warning him
not to deliver the prisoner to the men.
The supposition is that if the prisoner
had been delivered he would have been
'lynched before this. - ssssssSss:sSi5s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
Al Ogerton,


OvKxToN, TEX, June 1s.-The colered
people Of Overton snd surrounding coun
Try celebrated the TWEEN y-third anniver-
usary OF their independence to-day BY
}Havipg 8 barbecue. Several speeches
were made by prominent colored orators.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
EMANCIPATION.
The Twenty-Third Anniversary of
Emancipation Day Observed by the
Colored People.
PionioT, Barbenues and spsech-MahinG
the General Order of the Day
Througho ut the state.
At Henderson.

Special to the Gazette.
HENDERSON. TEX, June 1s -Emanci-
PISTON Day PISSED of very quietly in this
city today. No demonstration of any
character occurred. A large barbecue
nine miles south Of town was the dis
traction of the colored people who at.
tended in vast numbers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
EaRsilB z EErs.
Too Sueh z air,

sp ccial to the Gazette.
TERRELL, Tex, June 19.-TerrsA -.
had enough rain FIR whole county, 80
still it CONES every day. 1t looks ~
the whole country would DE washed sNs5,
kFarmers heretofore encouraged are letiiIs
the corners Of their mouths tH.sH Va,
much. Merchants are eauslly d9sp11"
eut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
A. Abilene,
Special to the Gazette.

ABILENE, TEX jane 1s-Tbis being
she lssn Of June, our colored population
are selebratiIg emancipation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

CucumbsXs, Tomasossrsss1s''''
Cabbage, roasting ears,sq1ash, beets,
erions, green. sRd%Ted peppers, at the
Fort Worth, Grocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
1 q STho a.si,a,es Los,.u :

,agt3l9f 55YWho HtsitaIes II LOST"
x DonH'hesltste, but when you 60 east
try NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPECIAL" train
sofhe sT.ndsl,snstR enasyiYthis Route
ahac sde.veaSs. LoYksss 9cloek every
'4Horzing asa runs ,sfough@o Paissdel-
sphta in twenty piSH he urss EsVfIsk In
thirty one hours.s2tt is ECU sssvith the
famous Pullman vesiihnle sleeping and
SindEg cars. s.SS@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

gqu..b. o.spsxss 70.
And all other. kindsef choice vegeta oies
ear be qsdsrsdEst any time from the Fort
Worth Grocer c'"'a:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
nsKs,.v,GyPicnio,

Special TO the Gal cite.
TKkRKLL, Tx, juno ls.-Ar. Wilkes
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Isa a. En,ton lows: T M,Mnrray, Decatur;
~ n wifi ri =; Thomas Sucsley. Texas; =
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Abilene,

Horse Thieves Fake Ia tbs fSw
Storage FaoiI!tlesIxs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

&. C. Archer of the Texas and Pscif
is in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

ProeesdisKE Hsd hY tho State BsBsers'
Convention .aEoipAtion Day.
special to the Gazette.
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. mzH
Tie
Def T
&C
ger
der
q Hs
ire &