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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
49,
THE SYNOD.
Closing Work Yesterday-The sunday-school
Observation-Disclosures Of Thanks

Closing Work Yesterday-The sunday-School
EacamUment-R Resolutions Of Thanks.
The state synod of the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN church was called to order
Yesterday morning by DR.. Hendrick, the
moderator. Rev. MIR. Jones led the de-
votional exercises.
Rev. Mr.. Wells, pastor of the Baptist
church, was invited to seat in the con-
vention.
The committee having the matter IN
charge reported in favor of certain
amendments to the charter of Trinity
college at Tehuacana. The report was
adopted.
President Dickman and Financial Agent
Ha!seu of the college were invited to ad-
dress the synod on its needs, which they
did.
DR.. Wilbur Crafts addressed the SYNOD
on Sunday observance after which res
oIution declaring all work, even that OF
the presbytery on Sunday TO be wrong
was adopted.
By resolution the synod heartily en-
dorsed DR.. } NJ. Halsel as endoWnen
agent of Trinity college.
A presbytery was criticised 1or HAVING
held meeting on Sunday.
Another presbYtery was criticised fol
having dismissed pastor without giving
him a recommendation.
A resolution was adopted deprecallne
that ministers had left before the sypoo
| had completed its work.
A resolution of thanks to the pastors o
the city, the newspapers and railroad
! for courtesies was adopted.
With appropriate services the syno'
| then adjourned. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17

The Texas synod of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church at its meeting just
hold in Fort Worth appointed board of
Snnday-school work for the state con-
sisting of the following persons: Rev.
7 Fl. Hendrick. Dallas; Rev. W. b
preston. jefferson; W. t. Fakes, Fort
worth; r. NJ. Love, Groesbeck; S. j t.
Johnson, Corsicana; w. 3. Ward, JET
ferson; A. Powers, Waco.
The board which is also to act as s
hoard of trustees for proposed
Sunday-school assembly ana en-
"a and organized by the election OF
Rev ]. H. Henarick as president, Rev
W B Preston as secretary and Mr.. w.
n Fakes as treasurer. Rev. George ..
Bachman of Fort Worth, who is to act as
state superintendent of sunday-sehooi
work under the direction OF this board
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
STATE TOURNAMENT.
The Snort to Begin To-Day-Fine Shots ArriF-+
ing and Others Coming.

The Sport to Begin To- Daytime Shots ArriF-
ing and Others Coming.
The members of the Fort Worth gun
club were very busy yesterday making
final preparations for the great five days
state tournament, which begins this
morning at 9 o clock on the North Side.
side. Nearly three thousand live
pigeons have been secured, the largest
number ever gathered at one time, for "a
shoot, and the sport will be hne ana
pigeon pot pie cheap.
Last night some fifteen fine shots from
san Antonio, Austin and FL Paso came
in, and to-day gun clubs from Den
ison Gainesville and other points
will arrive and by night at least one hun
dred of the best shots Of Tex as outside
of Fort Worth will be here;
There are four events On the pro-
gramme to-day, and number Of match
shoots will be arranged. The Fort Worth
gun club invites all our citizens TO come
and witness the shooting free of charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. l6.-The Sow
ereign grand lodge of odd Fellows con-
vened in annual session at noon to-day,
with representatives present from every
state and territory and from Canada and
the British provinces. The deIegares
were welcomed to Ohio by Gen. Foraker'
to the city by Mayor Bruck, and on be-
calf of Ohio Odd Fellows by Grand Mas
ter Mckinley and Grand Patriarch Frost
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
Northern League Games.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 16.-Chicago,
2. Indiananolis, 4. Base hits-Chicago,
6: indianapolis, 3. Errors-Chicago, 3;
Indianapolis, I. Notwithstanding
ana Farrell, Boyle and Buckley. I'm
piTe-Lynch.
WASHINGTON. Sept. I6.-Washington,
4: New York, y. Base hits-M asn!llS-
ION q. New York, y. Errors Washing
foD :. New York, ,. Batteries-Ferson
ana Dalv. O'Day and Brown. Umpire
knight.
BosroN, Mass. Sept. l6.-Boston, 3;
Philadelphia, ,. Base hits ana II =
Frrors-2 and 4. Batteries-ClaFhsoh
end Bennett, Bufinton and clements 70
Umpire-Curry and Powers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
MEXICAN JUBILEE.
independence Day Generally CeIebrated-The
Presidents Birthday Ball Not Attend
ed by the Bon Ton.

Special to the Gazette;
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 16.-Seven
thousand soldiers and rural guards formed
to-day and paraded the streets under the
command of Gen. Jose Ceballos, COVER
nor of the Federal district. Last night
the ball in honor of the birthday Of Pres
ident DiaZ was crowded, but the elite
were not present. To-day the anniver-
sarv of Mexican independence was cele-
brated throughout the country. To-
night and last night immense crowds are
in the streets to witness fireworks and
cheering Gen. Diaz as the apostle OF
peace.
Yesterday the Inter-Oceanic railway
was inaugurated to Perotes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17

he had prepared the papers found on his
person the night of the tragedy. These
papers consisted of a confession and
forged affidavits of the murdered man
Kingsley, admitting criminal intimacy
with Mrs. Billings. Coroner Ford was
recalled, and testified that Billings stated
at the inquest that these papers were
prepared for the purpose of frightening
Kingsley into signing the notes ana mort
cages which he had prepared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
Naaple Released.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Sept. l6.-Judge
Sawyer in the circuit court this morn
ing rendered a decision in the habeas
corpus case of Deputy Marshal David
Neagle and discharged Neagle from
custody. The bill of exceptions was
filed by the counsel for the state ana
allowed by the court, and pending an
appeal to the United States supreme
court Neagle was ordered released on
mis- own recognizance with bonds fixed at
$1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
THE CRONIN CASE.
Jnsre Mcconnell will Proceed to Any End to
Get q Jury.

JpsCe Mcconnell viii Proceed to ANY End to
Get Jury.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. l6.-When the
Cronin trial was resumed this morning
LAWYER Forrest, for the defense on be-
half Of Dan Coughlin, challenged the
sneoial venire of jurymen on the ground
that the panel had not been regular
He said that in the trials of Mcdonald
and NcGarigle in the. celebrated Doodle
trial. which resulted in their conviction,
every two weeks they had & regular
Danel which was used up before the
sDecial venire was resumed. eve are
entitled to have q regular panel every
tvvc weeks, - said Mr.. Forrest, and /
demand it.
3 after q brief discussion Judge Nc
-orsaII said: $50 far as MIR. Forrest 5
suogestions are concerned, I see nothing
IN them whatever. / believe this court
i sitting as q separate court ana
IS controlled independent OF all
other branches. A particular Judge
of the criminal court has undertaken TO
7nd Jury in this case, and having no
tlpsuel at that time he has undertaken 70
geta Jury by special venire. 1t Is proper
for him to continue to the end with sum
mons by special. yenire upon citizens OF
the county for jury service. AT the same
time. if a regular panel were IN here
would not hesitate for moment TO ten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
St. Joseph Exposition Fire.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Sept. i6.-The ST.
Joseph exposition met with great dis
aster tonight. The crowd to-day ana
tonight was greater than at any time
since tbe opening. About 1920 O'Clock
this evening, just as the entertainment
in the great amphitheater had closed, a
fire broke out in the main hall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. l6.-Capt'
Foster Of this city, who had charge of
the cereal exhibit at the exposition, had
a sleeping room in the attic of the art
hall. He retired early last night No
one thought to awaken him when the hre
started. and he was burned to death.
His charred remains were found IN the
ruins this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
phonus4,.,n anh Catarrh.


Rheumatism and catarrh are both blood DIS
eases. In many severe casestthey have yleloeo
to treatment with B. B. r. Botanic biooo
RaIr) made bv Blood Bslrl8o.. Atlanta, Ga
Write for book of convincafss proofs. Sent Tree
R. PsDodge, Atlanta, O., says: My wife
had catafrh and nothing d her any good. her
constitution finally faiied and poison got INTO
her blood. Iplaced heffon use of B. B. B.,
And to my surprisesher Recovery was rapid ana
and complete.
WR.N5Daniel, Atsanta, Ga, writes: Il was
much spgarsate6szad rad rheumatism so bad l
could not gselon gs4issspt crutches; I also had
neuraIeis fntss head. First-class physicians
dissI4s no goods Then tried B. B. ,,-and ITS
Selects wer{anagicssss / cheerfully recommend u
rs good tsnic Fuaick cure
Mrs Matilda Nichols, Knoxville, Tenn
WRITES: fAzd catarrh six years and most dis-
tresslng coz1zS, and my eyes were much sWoIleB;
Five bottles okRl 3. B., thank God, cured me.
JoEIi NJ DavfgsssTyler, Texas, writes: II was
subisdsa numbefS8.Years to spells OF infiaPll1S-
tory Rheumatism, Which six bottles OF .. 3. b
th2nksheaven, has entirely cured. nave MOI
felt the ghtest pain since
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
PUT ON HER DEFENSE.

A Woman Charged With PromiscuOus Poison
ing Called to Trial
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 16.-The
preliminary trial of Mrs. Lizzie Brennan
of Holyoke, for the alleged murder of her
son Thomas, last June by giving arsenic,
was begun this morning at Holyoke be-
fore Judge Pearsons. The facts that the
hearing has been twice postponed, that
there is a suspicion of poisoning by the
same woman in two other deaths IN the
same family, and that the verdict OF the
inquest has not yet been made pubic
gives the case great interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
Sensation in a Murder Trial.

WATERLOO, Iowa, Sept. l5.-some-
thing of a sensation was created this az
ternoon in the second trial of Lawyer
billings for murder, by the discovery
made by the attorneys for the state that
a portion of the evidence taken before
the eoroner's jury was missing. Inc
part that is gone is the testimony OF BIZ
iings in regard to the purpose for which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
- $500 .ltnnse. Rurned.

PEORIA, III, Sept. I6.-This evening
q rasoline lamp in the basement OF
Pardee, Miller & Co., dry goods, eX-
nloded. The flames rapidly communl-
Gated with the other three floors. Inc
store was crowded with customers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
Cisco Boys Surprised.

speciaI to the Gazette.
cisco, TEX, Sept. 16.-The Stephens
County Changers beat the Cisco Crescents
O.. base bah Saturday IA to -. The
Cisco bows are slowly recovering from their
surprise and are accounting for the way
il happened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
COLON ARRAIGNED.
The Minneapolis FOrger Brought into Court
His Bail Reduced.

His Bail Reduced.
MISNEAPoL1s, MINI, Sept. Is.
Frank COLON was arraigned in Judge
Hooker's criminal court this morning to
answer to the charge of forgery. TheeEeH
were six separate indictments, alhaef
which are for forgery Charges of utter
mo naner were not preferred against,
him COLON asked TO have untH
Wednesday to enter his plea. Jnaee
Hooker reduced his bail to so ,0ols 1t
is thought there will be no further in
dictments. 1t has been substantially
agreed between the parties to have the
trial come off during the latter part OF
this month, and it promises to be the
most sensational ever held in this city, as
both sides are said to be well loaded with
f'coups.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
Arabs From SYRIA.
resumed.

NEW YORK, sept. l8.-On the steamer
Edam, which arrived today, were loo'
Arabs from Syria. They are locked up
pending action as to their admission.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
Nationa1 Liauor DeaIers' Ass9oIation.

National Liquor DeaIers' AssRScEatIon.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 16.-4Fhe execu-
tive committee OF the Natidaal liqaQg
dealers association held meetsns mere
to-day. at which the report of. General
Secretary C. C. Turner OF Louisville
was presented and acted upon. The
annual meeting programme was also
partlv arranged and the complaints OF
members discussed. Several OF the
members left this evening for Peoria +,
where the whisky trust meets to-mor-
row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
Ruying street Railroads

Special to'the GAZETTE 1e-Il
san ANTONIO, TEX, sept - han
s,fnmored that Northern capitalists 3. d
purchased a controlling Intsi'' rs
four local street railways, OF III for d
them. and they will be WoIA a'tsts co
]. develoDment of a big real es.s .,,ear.
Germ interested in DEVELOPING ~, IT, orr d
of the city. The deal proDaol!, oss.t0l
cIudes the west End and Az r-scsaa
companies, both OF which nan .Sa ciJ.
secured valuable grants from 'H'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17

A crowded hsase greeted the peform-
ers at Andrews snays4ion last night and a
more orderly au64appreciative audience
never attended this favorite resort, and
every act was greeted. with thunders OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
SPORTING NOTES.
To Fight the Australian

Jem smith Agrees to Fight sIayin Four Rounds
Base Ball Notes.
To Fight the Australian.
.ToxDox. Sept. l6.-Jem Smith has
or-.aad TO fight Slavin, the Australian
C6anznfon. for four rounds. Smith Will
s,Iso box Peter Jackson, the colored pug
list. ten rounds for ElO00I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
FINANCIAL

Al persons seeking employment as 'ahor.-,p
servants trko can not afford to DJy may cG-s-sY
In this column }CT situations free Of chG-g5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
A LONE HIGHWAYMAN.
stons \ stare Demands the Treasure Box

He Stops a Stage, Demands the Treasure Box
and Gets 1t.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. l6.-The
stage between Forrest City and Auburn
was stopped this morning by one masked
man, who demanded the Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S treasure box. The Box was given
to him and he escapedzEith it. 1t is not
known hew much it.eeastained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
WANTED-A coos.

VETANTED-A5gf 1etS DO cooking and hoess
w works SsTiIIsnent place, good wages A.
ply atsastes Office, ImbOden 4 Hamilton, Room
1 sQEfs5 " ashingtOn block.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17

good COOK one that uala.
W. stands ell kinds of 9Qstry work, meat cclt
SD psFa-sS4fth and give skRatss6b. Ajj7u
iocksusx No. AZ, Vernon, Wfl5Stfser county o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17
WANTED-Rl!QABpEiss

--~~----~-~~~-------~--->- - go = -
BQaEsess, WI th or withoatFO5Es
w Applysatr4517 Lamar stEsst, n
VEEANTED- PoaGaeEss First clgss Board With
w or with0Qssoof1s at soy Nesssfhird stree
w A6NR5SE Day bqayaeais. Also comforta5s
NSekaIid nicely f1EltiSfi5d rooms, with or with.
out hoard. at5d 4f6salhoun, corner Fifth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17

oncesi sye good boys TO nqss
w themselYeSs eReFaiIy useful e F'ei1:
Planning md sselslli
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-17

WTANRRD-An experienced HEst-Giass coil.
w ing drummer TO travel n North and se e
Texas for a frst-cIsas Isssia facturer Of SEtjeS
her in cIothiaza s1dress, with refeVe1ce, John
S. TripIest& Co., Fort Woytbs
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-06-04

1
The Troy brothers viii erect
new warehouse at Raton.
Harry Hills has accepted a po
sition III the Socorro postoffice.
Fred ID. Locke WAS the marsha
of the day at Ration last Friday.
Miss Lucy Lee has been electet
Sunday school secretary at Chama
Coal has been found in two
places not twelve miles from Dem
ing.
| Col. Patricio Cream has decided
to relocate and enter business ri
Deming.
Catarino Gallnrdo and Joseta
Lucer,, were m ,rriel at Silver City
by Judge Lucas.
Mystery still surrounds the death
OF the Mexican milk man, five miles
from Cartilage.
Capt. Bell, of Chama, says the
fish law passed by the last legisla-
ture is unconstitutional.
Zack Badgett, Of Socorro, ia get
ting one Of the finest collections OF
birds in the Territory.
DIR. II. B. Hayden. of Ration,
las received and nov sports H
handsome dog cart.
L. Romero & Son have erected
new warehouse in front of their
store ut Wagon Mound. Citizen.
L. B. Franks and B. Wayland
are taking the census of Ration tor
incorporation purposes.
james Rhodes, of Chama, killed
a bear four miles north of town On
the Big Cnama, Wednesday of last
week
q. &. Hinman, OF Silver City, is
satiDg cherries picked from tree
only three years old from the seed.
DR.. Scotland is now practicing
medicine ut Taos in place IL DIR.
Kittridge, who has gone to other
PARTS.
William Rivers will take an in
crest with Martin Maher in the
bakery and grocery business at
Silver City.
Louis Hommel resigned the
= esldency of the Athenian liter
ry society at Mora, and Geo. T..
1osG.aE was selected in his place.
W. H.Eadson, of Deming, and
Jim Eby, oirfhe Mimbres. have
zen appointed Sotarles public by
iov. Prince.
The Illinois hrewlngSompany's
,e factory at Socorrn is r:inning to
"a full capacity. nnd Is supplying
large Wholesale ana retail trada.
Hattie Fay, colored girl of free
nd easy habits, WAS gwen twenty
AVS by Judge Lucas, Mt Silver
!ity, for being drunk nnt disor-
erly. |,
Letters received ut pemirgfr' m
lew York show that the work of ,
for the new smeler
finer is progressing rapidly and
'tlstactorily.
The Maxwell company is fencing
ab.,ut $4,000 acres of land, eni-
racing the ssltpetle canyon aud
5 tributaries, with other Canyons, :
" beef pasture.
W. +. Burns & Bro of Rio Ar /,
bs county. finished shearing their /,
,ck "f $4,000 sbsep. The clip is .
usually heavy, and above the av. Il
age grade of Mexican wool. Il
Prof. J. p. Owen started from a
atom for Lns Cruces with cur q
nd OF Jersey cattle. The profes. 81
r and his father propose to Gu n
ge in the business of raising q
'digreed Jerseys on their Mesills n
LEY farm. in
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-06-04
NEWS AND NOTES.

Treasurer Hyatt turned over te
Treasurer Houston 722 million
dollars.
The railroad conductors have de-
cided to rs ablish headquarters at
Sioux City, la.
Mr. Parnell will visit Edinburgh
ON July !. He will receive the
freedom OF the city.
kingfieler, Oklahoma, public
men have subscribed $3.50 with
which t. build a theater.
Patrick Egan does not think
that Dr. Cronin WAS murdered BY
enemies Of the Irish cause.
Electricity is fast becoming the
light of the oceans. This light is
now used on all Russian war ves-
sells.
Count Herbert Bismarck is to
receive the decorations Of Japan
esq order for his services in trssty
revision.
Plumbago has been discovered
ne.r Plattsburs. Mo. The quality
is that used for stove polish and
lead pencils.
The national association of veto.
rams Of the Vicksburg campaign 10
holding It's first annual meeting at
Indianapolis, Ind.
An English syndicate is said to
have an eye on big Touring inter
ests ID America, including the
Pittsburg iuill ut Mlnneapolis,
Mum.
The steamer Newfield landed at
Halifax the other day. and sent
Two sailors on shore to get cats.
lie rats and mice were ravsging
the vessel.
A Kentucky editor killed a man
who had shot him in the leg aud
disabled HIM. Moral Never shoot
AL editor III the ley; it he cant run,
lie may fight.
The family Of A. II. Hayden. a
farmer near Wichita, Kan. il sick
from drinking water from q we'll
that had been poisoned. Several
head Of st OK have died.
Attorney General Miller has de-
,ided that no national banks can
Je established in Oklahoma until
,fter the prospective directors
iave, according to law, lived in the
errilory for year.
The miners in the twelfth Illi-
luis district have resolved to offer
u submit the question Of wages to
AID II the mine owners
efuse to arbitrate, ~ carry the
light to finish.
Mrs. James Brown Potter and
lyrle BelIew were hissed in "Cle-
pHtra" at Chicago except by about
w members of Chicago's fashion
bic society, who tried to drown
ne misses with applause.
The spectroscopc has made re-
ort and declares that all the heav-
7 bodies are composed of the same
'aterinl. Possibly in a short time
10 spectroscope and telescope will
e hble to take census Of "other
orlds than ours.
Eight OF the states have adopted
,e Austrian ballot system, and the
.ehsure is now under considers-
On III Illinois. In New York il
AS been defeated by the veto OF
e governor; It would seem that
New York the power Of Doodle
elections is regarded with favor.
At Scranton recently . parrot
I'd very lively tussle with bat.
ne ba: got in the bird's cage and
uldnt get out. Then it began
lacking the parrot diving at her
Il biting. Polly yelled. "Gracious,
" that daes hurt" and pitched
to the bat. The bird used its
ngs aid bill, aud soon tore the
tie intruder hmb from limb.