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The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
HUNTINGTON.

house at Cummings corner on the oppo- site corner from the present house. $. F. Buckingham has the mason work and Kennedy and Clark of Bridgeport the carpenter work. It is expected to have it completed in about six weeks.-Daniel Ufford has brought new wife from Brooklyn, N. Y.-Mr Aliens family will soon move to their place in Wells Hol- low.-While one of our citizens was at the fair, his wife procured team and one of the neighbors, moved large load of household goods to Bridgeport and unceremoniously left her home.
 Instead of gaining four votes, the Pro- hibitionists lost two, in the Center.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
ASpETUCK.

The Peak Sisters will give literary entertainment, followed by supper, at Center Street lodge, 23d. If stormy, first fair evening.-Mrs Laurinda Grum- man will spend the Winter with her daughter, Mrs Hiram Jennings of Red ding. Mrs Mary Nichols will board with William H. Grumman.-The old Wake man place is being repaired. Min nie Gregory of Norwalk spends the week with Katie Abbott.-The Center street M. E. church is to be painted outside and in.-Lester Fanton, returning from Bridgeport with load of beef, collided with a team on Black Rock turnpike, was thrown from the wagon and seriously in jured.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
BLOOMFIELD.

Mrs Mary Roe has entertained son from Minnesota, who will return West, this week.-H. w. Andrews, who took three premiums at the fair on his pairs of pure bred Plymouth Rocks, Brown I.eghorns and Wyandottes Is justly proud of his 200 or more fowls, for which he has built convenient houses and yards with an eye to breeding for fine fowls and eggs for ,settings.-Mrs William
 Haight of Bridgeport spent Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs Eliza Peck.-BishOp Will Hams will visit St. Paul's on Sunday af- ternoon at o'clock for confirmation ser vices and the chapel at Brookfield at z in the evening Mrs Skidmore has enter- tained her sIster-in-law, Mrs Kate Still s0n.--Thc Improvements at the Congre- antIonnl church are nearly completed
 w. N. Wildman, road inspector, has re- ri~ned. William A. Randall, S3, who d|ed at the Middletown asylum. was bur lel at Laurel Hlll oejpetery on the 3tb.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
NICH0J,S

Sidney Nichols has purchased a COW in Bridgeport to replace the one that died with milk fever.-Mrs Oliver Plumb re- turned home after lengthy visit in idgeport.-Nathan Curtiss has remov- ed his family to Bridgeport for the Win ter.-Philip Smith expects to leave the Nash place in the Spring g.-Fairchild X Son are still repairing their mill. Their new press is working with great success. -Selectman Warren Plumb has repaired the bad place in the highway in front of MT Owens place about which there was so much talk at town meeting.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12

k. c. Smith, and A. H. Taylor have bought new horses. s.-Fred. Elsenboss has bought the farm of Alfred Northrop and expects to move there in the Spring
 Howard Peck was home from Cheshire to attend the fair.-Mrs Olmstead and daughter are guests of Mir and Mrs Whit come.-F. K. Hawley was able to sing again in Bridgeport, last Sunday.--The seats for the Congregational church ar rived, Monday and are being set up.-- Miss Ella Stuart entertains friend from Brooklyn
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12

WHAT IS COMING Now-Babbit's and Welcome soap cakes 25c best Pillsbury and Jones patent flour Soc bag; choice creamery butter 26c pound, +pounds $1 :; fine mixed coffee, 25c pound; Japan and Oolong tea 30c pound, 4 pounds $1; fine currant jelly 3 pounds for 25c; choice buckwheat flour 15 pounds soc, at W. E. WILLS, 5S State street, between Main street and Post Office, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
BRIDGEPORT.

John Stapleton has sold land near North school, No 10.
 Carl Gautert, we'll known in this city. has bought the business and property of Peter Carroll, 2O9 North avenue and has completely renovated the building, which adds greatly to it's former appearance. Success to Carl.
 George F. Bennett bagged nine gray squirrels recently on his farm. George is a crack shot. Time, one hour and 20 minutes.
 While George s. Platt was driving from his home to the office, q few days ago, part of the harness broke, allowing the wagon to run against the horse, the vehicle. No one was hurt, but the buggy was badly damaged.
 The funeral of Baby Robertson was held at her fathers residence, Barnum avenue, corner Park, Wednesday at ? D m.-Prof R. G. Hubbard, the popular elecutionist, gives the first of series of entertainments which the Washington Park M. E. church advertise. The sec ond, by Rev G. l.. Thomson, has for it's subject, "Sights and Experiences in LSypI' -L. p. oIepdTu cHJOyeu udy hunting at Newtown, recently.-Ar- engagements are made at winter quarters for the arrival of the greatest show on earth, which is due here in three weeks hence.-Cornelius Scofield is improving. J. $. Wooster, dry goods merchant in East Bridgeport, desires an honest. in- telligent boy about 14 4years.-Samuel D. Hine and wife are to commence house. keeping with w. H. White on Park street. Henry M. Beardsley is in Pennsylvan- ia purchasing horse car rails to be laid on the lower bridge.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
WHITE HILLS.

Miss Bessie Wheeler has recently vis- tied friends in Bridgeport.-Mrs Paul Rehnburg and son Carl are at Highland Lawn.-Sunday school at l D m.--B. F. Upton is at Frank Upton's, working on fine views of Birmingham residences and other places.-Mrs Lizzie Kinney is on the sick list; Dr Dawson attends her, George W. Drew, Ernest Upton and MT Rehnburg will spend Saturday at Smith Point oystering.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
TPJIMRTT.T..

Mrs c. R. Just of Birmingham has vis- tied here.
 In the the death of Arthur E. Sher- wood, the New Haven and Hartford road loses one of it's most faithful employees. MT Sherwood has been for q number of years ticket agent at their Harlem River station. He had made hosts of friends, both among his fellow employees and the travelling public, on account of his cour- tesy and kind disposition. No one can ever say that Arthur Sherwood ever made harsh reply. His bereaved fam fly have the sympathy of his numerous friends.-[N New York Evening Sun.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
pLATTSVILLE.

Miss Fannie Bradley has visited her father, who is sick at his home in Green field.-George Gregory is using the stones from the old stone chimney, once in his great grandfather's house, for the found- ation of his new house.-Mrs E. E. Rice was at her mothers, last week.-Mrs. Caroline Staples of Sport Hill is lying at the point of death with pneumonia; her age is S4.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
Interested PeopIe.

Advertising a patent medicine in the pccul- Balsan for coughs and colds does it is indeed wonderful He authorizes all druggists to give those who call for it q sample bottle free, that they may try it before purchasing. The large bottles are DOC and $I. We certainly would advise s trial. It may save you from con sumption.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12
sTEpNEY

|. K. Field of Easton and w. R. Ferris Of Monroe, commissioners, gave hear
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12

George F. Bennett bagged nine gray squirrels recently on his farm. George is crack shot. Time, one hour and 20 minutes
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12

That fine Black Henrietta cloth, of which so much was sold last Winter any Spring, is again shown at Warner & Clark's.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-12

John Stapleton has sold land nea North school, No 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
would have been accomplished
By the might and strength Cf

would have been accomplished
By the might sna, strength cf
WroDged and outraged peo-
pie. This is indeed kfs and death fight
TO the cattle industry of the country, and
there is no csttlsmau or butcher, no NIT
ter how small his interests may be, who
will not he benefited by attending cur
crest convention, and who will
not be beneti cd by giving his vote
srd inhaence tor the SUCCESS O.
the measures which We pro-
pose to inaugurate. We have en-
listed for the war, and hsve burned
cur bridges behind us; TO retire means
destruction, and to logger remsia inac.
tive means ruin. We nave nothing to
lose snd everything to gain By the efaIts
we are making 10 break up The mast IN.
famous monopoly Of modern times"
VERY ENTHUSIASTIC.
MI Andrews is VerY enthusiastic, and
is confident that the convention Will BIZ
successful beyond all expectation. He
left las. night for the south.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
THE NEW s0UrRs
View Industries end the EnlsrEem emit OF Old
OneE In Texas.

Yew Industries end the EnlsrEem emit OF Old
Oner In Texas.
In its weekly "Construcsio1 Depart
mea;," giving list Of oil ne enter prises
in the south, the Msnufact' ters' Record
Of this week contains the following items
of new industries ana the engagements
Of old ones in this state.
TEXAS.
Austin-Grlding -Flume, Rex Char
bonneau OF Fort Worth have been award
ed the contract for grading the capitol
grounds, previously mentioned, IL $50,
600.
Bssumont-Planing Mill.-Olive &
Sternenberg have put new planning ms
chinery in their mill.
Corsicana-Creamery-A creamery is
reported to be started soon.
Farwell-Brick-ya rd-A stock COM
psny has been chartered to start brick
yard.
Fort Worth-Rssidences o. Wright
will erect a $500 residence, and A. j.
Armstrong, residence to cost $4,000.
For. Worth-Buildings- party has
plans prepared to erect brick and stone
residence to cost $4,000.
Fort Worth-Building- A, Huffman
will cree. 8 building, 1001s0 feet, on
Rusk street, and has let the contract for
the stone work to Hsggsrt & Sanguinett.
Folt Worth-Buildlng-Mr. Morning
CT st. Louis, Mo, will erect 8 two-story
iron front building on Main street. It
will be 50x1o0 feet.
Fort Worth-Building-A four-story
building, fifty feet front, will &c erected
at Main and Seventh streets by a. F.
Byers.
Fort Worth-Ice Factory-It is re-
ported that another company has been
ieTined o erect an ice factory.
HILLSIDE ro-Lsuldrv-A steam lsur dry
is reported to be started soon.
Jefierson-Oil Mill-The Pie Xix Cot.
ton seed Oil Mills, which have Deen idle
for about two years, have been purch, sed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
A Separations BAL PLAYER
Chicago Inter Ocean.


A gentleman privileged to occupy $
seat on TIE Players bench during recent
game between tie jersey City snd Scran-
ton clubs, at the former city, was 6 wit.
ness 10 the incident which, 1t is his
oeliei, wss never made public, and also
that it is the only hobby OF the Kind ever
INDUCED IN by z plsyer. Shortly before
it became time for the genial
Pat Friel to take his turn at
the bat he took up his stick, patsed it az
iecdonsEelT, ana :hen struck it two or
saree times with lis keuckles, as if rap
ping for admission az s cou., following
this up By placing his esr sgslrst the bsf,
as il listening for reply. Il apparently
came II few secondf, and he began
tIlking Ia telephone.
"Heilo, HeuU! Well, What is it?"
Another imaginary reply followed, this
one apparently being as - his identity,
wheu he sgain broke out:
"Yes, tits Is me, Pit Friel. One? Ga,
no Shaking his head doubtullO; two?
Yes, lists I'll right; good bye,n ard he
stepped to the plate sud made corkiug
sWo-bagger 20 left. The listener was
much amused BY this ineideE., and sitter
the game tcck occasion 70 ask one of the
jersey City team, who is great tavori.e
In Nav York, what he meant.
'Oh," said he, "thst Is common &C.
currence. It is great hobby of Pats;
he communes with his bat regularly, and
no one Can make him believe tnat he does
Lot get inspiration and batting ability
from its COUNSEL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
DUDLEY GETS AN OFFEP,
Bus ;s Nos Likely 20 kccfpi-kn
Indianapolis Psp,r Ready 90
G.Y5 H.m $1,000
If He VIII suesr the Fsmouz "Boodls'
Letter IL n ForGcfy-Corrup.ion
Funds IN Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, NOV. l The Dudley
letter is still almost the sole topic In
political and private circles. Whatever
may be the election inanc;sr's inten-
tons with regard to prosecuting the
paper which published it there is now no
doubt thai proceedings will be Instituted
against him. The opinion will be fully
borne gu: tomorrow morning, when the
Sentinel will print the following ct the
top OF its editorisl column:
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
The Indianapolis Sentinel Company
will pay William W. Dudley $1,000 il he
will come TO Indianapolis and swear tina.
the letter bearing his signature and pub
lished in these columns this morning,
and OF which the original Is in the poses
sion CT ths editor OF the Sentinel, is 6
forgery. This ofar is made in entire
good fsita. The money has been placed
n tae Merchants National Bsuk OF this
city, snd will ba p4id over to Mr.. Dudley
he moment he aWeGEs thg. the letter is s
forgery.
The Cfsr, 1t " II be seen, is conditional
upon DuGley's coming here. Should be
do SO he will be Immediately arrested for
perjury, and the authenticity OF the letter
you'd thus be brought directly
TO the courts. This is seid to
De the object oi the reverb, but there
is little likelihood that Dudley will &C
cept II. Democrats here, c; course, feel
very vindictive regarding he letter, bu
me feeling is not cnptined slcne TO that
nouncet 1t, and called for SUCH summary
%
dlers" IN the future. The man who re-
celved the letter, but whose name has
been withheld, is said by the Demo
croIa 20 be . responsible Indianapolis
citizsD ard has expressed his willingness
20 teu the whole story should 1t be
GecesssTy. The feeling is strong that the
rams c; the stare was disgrxced by Dud-
ey and others In 1850, snd that every
cit'Z IN ID interested IN protecting Indiana
from the class which came here and pur
chased her electoral vote ct that time.
There are other evidences besides Dud-
ley's letter Of sn organized purpose to
Guy votes, and 1t Is freely charged tina.
the Republicans have received three sep
arate insts!lments Of money from New
York within the past ten dsys,
the whole aggregating $4,000
This money was On deposit in one
OF the city tsIks, and Is believed to
nave been di,pursed, in part at least,
On the day the state central committee
met TO receive Chairman Huston's fn.l
repors Of the campaign. Sill another
whence is given in the violation by the
Republicans CT the agreement between
tue TWO chsirmen this. the two
parties should be represented
equally upon the election boards. This
agreement Eas been violated in several
strong Re publican counties by appointing
the boards entirely from that party. Olt
OF these cases WAS called to Chairman
Jewett's attention to-day, having &C
Cured in Elkhsrt county, where the R.
publican inspector refused to appoint
Democratic Judges Or CLERKS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
A PACkL COLLISION,
Two Tramp, Killed on the Texas and Pa
cinc-Trsipmen Badly Bruised.
snecfsl tn fhe Gnsetta

Two Tramp, Killed on the T'xss and Pa
cinc-Trsipmen Badly Bruised.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Noy. This morn
ing about O'Clock there was collision
on the Texas snd Pacif: Railway, shout
six miles east OF this city. There were
two sections OF freight, train bound for
this plsce. The front train broke in two,
the caboose, car Of mules and one OF
Shingles forming the rear or wild part OF
the train. The second section, on &C
count of very heavy fog and the close
proximity Of the two trsins, collided.
there were several tramps stealing ride
In the car contaioipg ehiI giles, two Of
whom were killed instantly, ard
one WAS hurt SO badly that
it - thought he Cannot
live. The rest escaped with good
shake. Six Of the mules II the stock car
were killed. Engineer George Green an6
Fireman Smith were bruised. The fog
was 80 dense that it was impossible to
gee the approaching danger. The dead
will be buried here. IS no one seems 10
know them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
STABBED His wife,

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. Thomas
Kane, an Irishman, stabbed his wife in the
abdomen with pen-knite at en- early
hon, this morning, ipficting wound that
will probably prove fatal. The woman
WAS sitting up with her dead child, and
Kane, who had been drinking, came into
the room and accused her of laughing.
She denied the accusation, but without
further warning he drew : knife and
thrust 1t into her abdomen. He tried to
stsb her second time when her brother
interfered and cisarmed him. Mrs. Ksne
Is still living, but her condition is cfiti-
csl. Her husband 10 under arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
by New York p.stiee, vho will pu. them

- ~" SiH p-tHse, WnO VIII put tneM
IN operation.
a.. Msxia-C.nniDs Fsctcry-A aarzirs
ARD iysp7rai'as isctDr7 to be sls-ssd.
Psfs-S:Eee! RsiirosG-The Plris
Street Railroad Company vii! sx.end
their rosd a. ouce.
Rusk-Wagon Factory-The main
guiding Of ihe Tggcn isc!ory mentioned
LAST week s 10 be built By Mr.. DeyGney
OF Tennessee, will bs 20Ox35 feet. de has
contracted fer lumber and commenced
work
San Angelo-Building-Tbe Sisters Of
Charity will erecta brick convent building.
Snermsn-Mschine Snops, etc The
ST. Louis, Arkansas anu Texas Railroad
Company flee, S.. Louie, No } are
sbou. commencing work Oh their machine
shops and roundhousa, Previously re-
ported.
Sulphur SpriDgs-OI Mill-George Lee
der will erect the cotton. seed oil mill
lately mentioned.
TexsfksIa - Canning Factory - The
Texarksns Canning Company has been
chartered TO start 4 canning factory.
TsNN-Coal Mlnes-C o P,tier, Chss.
Lancaster, Louis Herbert, P. Callahan
ard Others, Of Csifo, H., will organize
the MI. Pleasant Cokl and Mineral Com
psnE to develop coal lands in Texas,
sky miles south of TeXarksna. They
have aoout 10. 900 acres Of coal lands.
interchangeable directors Of the
Waco Female College contemplate erect
leg new building TO COS: about $50 900
or $50. 900.
WsX.aachie - Temple TIE M.sors
will erect temple.
Wolfe Ct.y-Flou- Mia roller -four
mill is pEoj ected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05

the CARDINALS residence to the Cathedral
First came six delegates OF the Young
Catholic Friends, then the sltar boYsssS$a
lowed by 1G0 semiGarians and sysser fe0
priests, then some twenty archbishops
and bishops from sll parts n
the United States and CsnadG
next came Bishop-elect Foley iRSA }
Episcopal robes between TWO assa9til g
bishops followed By their chap1ains.
Assisting priests and the Cardinal fol
lowed by visiting Detroit isymen closed
the procession. At the C2the raj 1000
persons Werel present. Archbishop
Rysn delivered an Impressive sermon ap-
propriste to the occasion. Then The
cardinal placed his hands or the elect
saying "R3ceive Thou the Holy Chest"
each Of the assisting bishops Ding through
she same form Then followed the prayer
for grace, the head and haudg Of the elect
being annointed with chrism or holy Gil,
Che closing part Of the conservation ser
vice consisted in giving the newly made
Bishop the crozjer ana mitre with book
If gospels, while TIE seal ring Was placed
upou me fourth f1ger Of lis right hand
ss symbolicsl CT his betrotlal to the
church. At the conclusion OF the mssa
Bishop Foley psrtook OF the holy com
munion,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
Oustoma Collections.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The statement
Ct the business tan act d in each OF the
customs districts If We country Tor the
past fiscal YesT compiled by Supervising
Special Agent Jewett, and which will &C.
company his annual report, SHOWS the to-
tsl customs collections for the !e,r have
been 1920, 30l,ls9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
a olereyman's Daughters Rescued

ST. LOUIS. Mo, No7. 1.-TWO sisters,
young and pretty, the daughters Of q
Trenton, Ills, clergyman, were taken
from Ada Huntley's house OF IL repute IN
this city LAST night. Elenore and Lille
Brent are their names, the former
twenty-one and the latter seven
,een years Of sge. Tne father is
Bev R. Brent of the Trenton Presbyterian
church. The girls claim to have been
driven from home by 8 stepmother's cru.
city. They will be held for the arrival OF
the father.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
Not Stappad By tbs Rain.

NKw YORK, Nov. 3.-The American
Club Ct PittstuTg arrived here about lC
O'Clock this morning to take part in the
great Republican parade this afternoon
AS they marched up Broadway about 20C
strong they were greeted with LOUD
cheers. At noon 5 drilling rain was
falling, but nevertheless the whole lowe.
portion of the city was filled with march
lag delegations on their way 10 the start
mo mint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
Died 90 Decatur.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Corr sspondence OF the Gazette.
DECATUR. TEX, Nov. 3-Mr. Charles
F. Renshaw died this evening at the resi-.
dence Of his mother on West Main street
Mr.. Renshaw wss . druggist, aoou
twenty six years old and was born ent
raised in this county. He wen. to Cali
forn!s for health snd returned 8 fen
months ago no better. He died OF con
sumption.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
Residence Burn cd.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX Nov. 3.-Csp.ain J. W
Wooten, living five miles south CT
Abilene, lost his residence and all hi.
furniture by fire Tuesday night. The
Captain had very sick child at the time,
and while removing him from the build
ing and caring for MIN, the flimes gained
such Roadway tha. alI efforts to save
furniture were OF no avail. Loss $500;
INSURED for $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
Cuttipg ARRAY st . Dar ee.

SpGClaI 20 lN6 NhL6tLtI
Houston, TEX, Nov. 4.-On the old
Harnsse place two miles west of Houston
was q negro dance last night terminating
about IL O'Clock In q free for all fight
during which Henderson Stephenson re-
ceived cut on the left cheek and under
lip of four inches from Q rkzor in the
hands enc Lee Choice. Choice will be
arrested. TIE wounded mans condition
is doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
shooting sff AZ ri Houston.
aslal To thu Garatra

Houston, TIN, Nov. Steve Pryor
shot Billy Smsu tits evening, irn citing
probably fatal wound. The men were
engaged IN political discussion at the
time o! the shooti' g. TIE physician at
tending the wounded Dlsa thinks he csn
MOI recover. Both men are cGlOrei.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
EIRE RECORD.


SDeClaI 70 the G5zette.
MARSHALL, Tex, NV. "A fire &C.
CURED here es-lY this morning, consum-
Ing tie barn and feed Of Charles lunar
sri'z. situated near the Texas and Pacific
hospital. 1t is not learned whether il
was or wes not insured.
a car load Of fifty bales Of cotton in the
yard CT the Texas and Pscif1c Railway
here was discovered On fire. The fire
department was called and stopped the
flames. This YVES covered under the
reads open policy by insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
Coke at Cameron.
Special 20 the Gazette.

CAMERON, TEX N1v. 5.-The court
house WAS gaily decorated, crowded
with ladies ana gentlemen to-
day to hear Senator Coke make
q magnificent Democratic speech. For
two hours and half he held mis- audience
in close attention. He appealed to res.
son and not to pre- judice, and no doubt
did great good to the cause. He leaves
for his home tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
Hotel burned,

UIIcA,N.Y., Nov. The Lowville Min
ersl Spring house in Lewis county, owned
by Hon. John O'Dcuuell, railroad con-
missioner, WAS totally destroyed by fire
this afternoon. Loss, S12,500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
Accidentally Shot Himself.
Special to the Gazette.


DAISGKRFIRLD, TEX, Nov. John
Hare, young msn living TWO miles ives.
OF this place, started home las! night and
before reaching there his pistol, which
was In his hip pocket. was discharged,
the bxll entering the fleshy part Of his
thigh, INJECTING dangerous wound,
though IL is not thought fatal. DR.. B. G,
NoIand probed the wound 6 inches bul
failed to find the bail. ,s,As59 e : Ss7741;JI