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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
SWEETWATER.
A Serious notwithstanding Session of
the Workers Institute.

A Serious notwithstanding Session OF
the Workers Institute.
Special to the Gazette.
SwEETwATER, TEX. Jan. 1.-Allen :,
son of F. A. Fisher, attorney, of this
place met with serious accident at the
depot yesterday. large box weighing
500 pounds fell against him, striking him
in the back and then on the calf of the
leg. He was seriously injured, but Is do
ing fairly well at this writing
The Workers Institute f the Sweet
water Association of the Baptist church
which extends from Baird TO FL Paso,
has been in session at this place since
Friday, and adjourned Sunday night.
On Sunday evening a mass meeting was
held in the interest of Buckner IS Orphans
Home at Dallas, and Notwithstanding the
inclement weather a goodly number of
people were out. Addresses were made
by H. c. Hord of Sweetwater, Mr.. Adair
of Abilene and Rev. Mr.. Blair of Merkle
in the order named and $50 was raised as
a New Year gift to the orphans.
The first cold snap of the season is on
hand at this writing-wind in the north
and the mercury a little below freezing
point.
a happy New Year to THE GAZETTE
May your new clothes fit you well and
attract many admirers. May your
shadow never grow less, but may all
your coming events cast shadows them be-
fore is Sweetwater's toast to the favorite
daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
UP IN SMOKE.
An Immense st. Louis Drug House
Destroyed by the Flames.
A Six-story Building Destroyed-A Panic in
the Southern Hotel-other Fires-Big
Mills in Connecticut Consumed.
s.. Louis Drug Honse R..,nsa.


ST. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. 1.-THE immense
six-story building of the Richardson
Drug Company on the northwest corner
of Fourth street and Clark avenue was
almost totally destroyed by fire this
morning between and 3 o'clock. 1t
was one Of the largest concerns of the
kind 10 the country and was well stocked
with goods. The flames spread rapidly
and ten minutes after the alarm was
given nearly the whole building was q
mass of fire. Several explosions of chem
icals occurred and the heat WAS so intense
that the fiTelnen could scarcely approach
the building. The surrounding property
was in great danger, tut by great efforts
aud calling out of the entire
fire department the fire was
confined to the drug house,
there being but little damage done out
side. A pane WAS created in the South
cru hotel a block away, but the guests
were told there was no immediate dan
ger, and all the people in the house de-
scended quietly and leisurely TO the
ground floor or gazed at the fire from
;heir windows The loss is $3.50 900 on
tock and $50 900 on laboratory: insur-
1850 900. The main building belonged
TO E J. Gay of New Orleans, and was
valued at $3.50 900; insurance unknown.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
CITY COUNCIL.

The Salaries of Officers Fixed by Ordinance.
New Policemen.
The council met in regular session last
night, the mayor and all the aldermen
being present.
After the minutes had been read Al
derman Mes moved to suspend the regu-
lar order and take up the ordinance fix
ing the salaries of officers. This was
declared to be necessary because the law
required that all salaries must be fixed
on or before the first day of January and
that day would go out by limitation at
midnight The motion prevailed.
The ordinance was then taken up, sec
ton by section, and after lengthy dis
cussion, amendments, substitutes, etc. +,
the following schedule of salaries was
fixed. After April no fees whatever will
be paid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
Tha Madarn cook.ROpk ana 81.

aAs EuEH This - practic4Ily two books in le- 3
Gas uuiUSs perfect book aud a perfect nedissl
bp0k-ani there much ii H. ard SO much a.
pSins hafs been aken IL ito cnmpaton that we feel PEI
fecty safs Ia asserting that the Cooking depa tim
fuIytne equal ia quantity quality OF calteuts any
low prical TX '1e 2U5ls e and tbs as 10
tbs Medical department. herein COMPARED with low
priced ne icai work Tue market tn cooking recipes
nb+r6T, ID iacue Break asst Dishes Soups Aet s
and Poultry, Fish, Vegetables, SSi%is oId ResnsS Bread
AID Rolls Jalies aad PRESERVES eadn a4i Pies Fancy
Dishes, Cakes. CIntsctOuery, Ice tlre and Summer
DRINKS TIE uDllstoa Of this depart aenL super
utende practical hoGseSsepe, every recipe will be
Oupd rslabls, AMI 1t nas been pronounced one oLtle
bsS most co uplets, an Prsctcl' cooSoooks ever pub
hshed. the lie ideal DsOartuent VIII De found fully
ecu of any doctor box pub s at one dUsr less.
l. e!s you hlw to cure. by simple means available
hons, disease Eii IN durable. u
VIII save y2I any dollars uu ally IL d0:tlrs btls snd
pstsuJ dici The AZ pEsS GOOE- 30 ANO MEDICAL
GulDs aiass book VI Is neatly bound in eoiorad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
DALLAS.
New Years Day an Uneventful One-Narrowly
Escaped Drowning-A Collision.

New Years Day an Uneventful One-Narrowly
Escaped Drowning-A Collision.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YEAR IN DALLAS,
DALLAS, TEX. Jan. New Year was
observed in Dallas by the closing of the
banks, postofice and courts. Most of
the business houses closed in the after
noon and gave their employees half holi-
day. Good order has prevailed through
out the day, and nothing Of an unpleas-
ant character has happened so far. The
custom of calling was not largely OBJ
served, only a few keeping open house.
The weather has been miseraDly cold all
day.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Mr.. Walter Stemmons narrowly es-
capped drowning to-day while driving on
the overfiowed pike beyond the Trinity.
He lost his way and drove into deep
water. He Tegained the pike by swim
ming, but his horse was drowned and his
buggy carried away by the foods.
TELEGRAPHIC CHANGES.
Mr. r 3. Gemmel, superintendent Of
the Atchson, Topeka and Santa TIE sys-
tenn of telegraph, to-day assumed charge
of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe sys-
TEN, Mr.. E. Leloup retiring. The chief
train dispatchers Of their respective divI-
HONS are appointed chief operators OF their
Apectjve divisions, and viii hereafter
rSp56gt to J . Nj. Phillips, the new super
intendeut of the Gulf, Colorado and San
ia Fe At Galveston.
\ COLLISION.
The Rapid Transit train coliided with
Houston and Texas Central gravel train
N the crossing of the roads this morn
ing. No one was hurt. The Rapid
Transit dummy engine was utterly de-
molished, while the Central engine lost
its cow catcher. The engineer and fire.
man Of the Rapid Transit escaped by
jumping from the engine.
MINOR MATTERS.
Major L. J Farrar of Groesbeck is in
the city on legal business.
Hon J. V Cockren Of Arson, judge of
the Thirty ninth judicial district, is
spending New Year with relatives in the
city.
The minor offense prisoners in the city
calaboose were released this morning by
the mayor.
The Trinity still holds at high water
mark and is over a mile wide in places.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
HENRIETTA.
4 Fatal ARRAY in the Chiekasaw Netion-MinOr
Matters

Matters.
Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX. Jan. day be-
fore yesterday in the Chickasaw Nation
north of here difficulty occurred be-
tween J H. Flippin and Jim Harbolt,
in which the former was killed. The
full particulars have not yet been
learned. It is said that Harbolt was
wounded in the leg but managed
to make his escape. Flippin was
shot Just oboYe the right breast, the ball
lodging in the spinal column at the base
Of the neck, producing almost instant
death. His body was brought to this
city late yesterday evening and was
buried to-day by the side of his first wife.
He formerly lived here, and was widely
known throughout this section OF the
country. He married his second wife in
this city. She was visiting her father IS
family here at The time Of her husband 5
death, and knew nothing of the occur
renee until just before his body was
brought in.
Under an order of sale following
Judgment for partition, the Commercial
hotel of this city was sold to-day at the
courthouse door for $1,000 cash The
building was owned by L. Lacoste and
Charles Armentrout. It was bid in by
j. W. Somner of this city. It is sup
posed that he represented Armentrout in
the purchase.
E. L. Barber of Chicago, who owns
considerable property here, is down to
spend the winter. He has great faith in
the future OF this city and surrounding
country.
The ''last chance' party at Putty s
hall last night was great success. 1t
was the young ladies last chance until
next leap year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
SHERMAN.
Meeting Called to Consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of
Grand Fourth of July Celebration.

Meeting Called to Consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of
Grand Fourth of July Celebration.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Ten, Jan. I.-Ex-Mayor
Levy of this city published call in the
local papers this evening far mass
meeting of the leading citizens to be held
during the present week for the purpose
of inaugurating grand national indie
pendence celebration to be held in this
city on July 3, and 5 of the present
year. While Mayor of this city in 1880
Major Levy instituted and conducted q
Fourth of July celebration, which is said
to have eclipsed any ever before held in
this state, and his programme, on which
he has been at work for the past three
months, if carried out, will bring visitors
to Sherman from ali parts of the Union
It proposes a state and national COMPETE
tive military drill, base bah,
and bicycle contests, competition
for the turf, grand metropolitan SAN
geTfest, art aud scientific exhibits, and
many other interesting aud novel fea-
lures. Many of the leading capitalists
have signified their intention to contrib
ute literally toward the enterprise. and
the indications are that 1t win be a sue
cess.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
The CorpIssa Beck Of Raol'ailons

and Dialogues f E oo ok cent an ae so
plsle oo-eui rsctattils published in sinsls
volume There hundreds OF them, and they embrace
every End and 3l&raeer OF rectatons aap,ei 10
neet Ir0us. 'iranaE,e and pathsric-rE IN short
juvenile pisces or the little boys anil girls Friday alter
no1ls. JiOu5 dramatic works for the DroeEsai
clio utiensc. We space to the titles
only ys v Of ths n flows: 'Osler jce.7 asleep
az the SStctn "FIe Last HymH,n "The Deadmap's
Journey, T y Eu aerS story. Cripple Ben, Two
Loses and Lila FIe MOlheru- law " The Old Par
ms Story" taking TOLL Tao Engineer, :. Tue
r. a -; - fl1,s q ne :" John D'rtyts Dfe4'1u foo
"lu gsw Nnst Not RIM; TO-nigh''H Tie irnrtto and
tic Piqe, ''Fae Poi,a Boy DrEftsd,' "Tne BLACK
snl:ti's sroSy tn, Burning Prairie .. Guilty Mt
GuiIJy the For5c OF the Mortgage" fhe Clvn
Bsby,"'' Bl sons Riie.n How we Lied to Whip the
H3t,er 1sn tas Tide Gees Out; ra Oh sp1ssy,s
Esgy,'' wlddsr Spriggns' Dan shter" "The Light
keepers Dsug ter" +" How the Pa-son Brok8 the
SaoDaEh," "Wnca Snail It Bef' q Somebody's Darln 81
etc In adi iric1 the 8aumoth collection uf
RecitatlOns confined in this book. IL also
number of fac p lSue, lst!y Ia or0s among which
MArryinE P2s5es1" ''What's n Naneyb The
TrI 70 suro," Che GraiCate ,, Tue Frnas Astro-
N0rling 0a,n etc raa JONPLsrs BOOK cg RECTrATIoEs
AND OfAL0GUESi larf bIyk OF 6k scg5 3c01nu pages
with IA IdSOm5 colore1 cover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02

Spec iaI to the Gazette.

Spec ial to the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tex, Jan. l Deputy Sher-
if John Williams arrested young Mr.
Eddings yesterday evening near Paradise
and put him under bond to answer a
charge of unmerciful treatment of one
male hog, the property Of J NJ Camp
bell, the father of the notorious Dan and
Bob Campbell.
After holding an inquest over the re-
mains of Pete Mullins Justice Anderson
finds that ne died a natural death.
Mrs. Fannie Waggoner of Quanah is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. @. joy.
Mr. John Thomas of Kentucky arrived
to-day ana is the guest Of Judge J.W.
Patterson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
Tha AnarIean llga SIank RlanIal.

conpeEe textbook conttiung tho latest information
regarding the and NJ feeding rearing
Olive like drscons tho all diseases
pc :uAr he,e ua| anil of all unFuly and vicious
ahabts construction Of necessa y buildings AMI
onvenisaces, st etc. TIE flo wing are only portion
of topics safe ia this bopk 60 Judge Horse
se ding Horses; R4sn5 COZ tt Bit C.lE; To B sak
Horses from Pulling az the Halter; Warts Horses;
Stu milling dnrses Cure Tor Baky oe7 Kicking Horses
Trasni VICIOUS rtes ia4 anl Sores Horse'; Rein
Ing Horses; Conc; Bots; Fjun r.; HsageS; EpZoctic
Shyng; ScraLches Z Q tO1ns s9avin Cri5bin<; Wind.
gals; Br Fest Worms; Over Reaching, SpraIus and
Bruises HideB0U1 rises; AvOiIn INDIGESTION; How
save Oats in 3e ling Watsrn rises; Care Of Hors-
Lsgs; How 70 Tel i ,rSss Age; Neck YUkes; Good
Grooming; snoeins; S,a1.es AID Stabli1c; Breeding
Horses uD0u Farm Horse Eiuestion; Ringing ! Bull;
Relieving Gnokel C&etls; b Disease in Nl;h Cows;
NArSs OF Good 1w Catt Racks ami Feed Boxes Feed
Ing Carte; TO PreEint Hooziat Fences; Black Tangue
Lice; Ic Prevent king; Contagious Cattle Diseasss
Eatenng STOCK; Mixing; Cookins Feed for Live s,ock;
The Solus ~ tam Raising Calves: T Beak a Reifar
vieio1s ~ TO Milk; WiniernZ Live Stock; How to Taks
On III ie Asslt at Birth; HOLLOW Horn OhSfructed
IetJsi Bliek Lac = Gatsd UId-r Jumping tie Garget
Cara nd dInag '1aEC OF Hogs Pggsries; Trougs: Pg
Raising over F>-dng; sanitary Maaageuent sf SWINE
HogCnoera; Pardy j.; Solrvy Pigs Prenarrnr Fanf tor
Swine; Bncherins; Fatsnins Hogs; Driv ., Hogs Rsis
lag SAeeo; Washing eeD; Sheep Rot; Hurdl;u- sheep
70 TEL t1e Age OF Sheen; Sheep Ticks: Early lambs How
to Wax SA19p Pay Treatment of Lambs: Increasing the
Growth Of WOOL IS large bonk OF I23 pLgss I2nnJ.
With handsome cover and is profusely illustrated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
mills Burned.

ROCKVILLE, Conn, Jan. 1.-The
windsorvllIe cashmere mills at Windsor
vile, Conn. owned by the Windsorville
Mill Company and Frank S. Jordan of
New York, were burned at 5 O'Clock this
morning The mill, stock and machin-
cry, with a clearinghouse, were totally
destroyed The loss is $40 900; insur-
ance, SO 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
WACO

s Deed of Trust-Fire Department Parade.
Unique Process of Law
Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Jan. HI Perry, a
small grocer and fruiter on South Fourth
street, closed MS doors this afternoon and
fled aa5snS of trust conveying his stock
to 7, trustee, for the benefit of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02

was lost to-day while crossing a tempo
rary bridge.
DUBLIN, Jan. Summons have been
served on Mr.. Joseph Condor, NJ. P =, for
Tipperary, on charge under the crimes
act
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
The eamalefs Beck Of Home Emasa.

FsagSS 4Som teSe ten o1S ir y r'.olie ~ F,iysse
Exhibitions Social Gatherings, School Exhibitions
Evenings at Hone 1t contains a number OF ACTING
CEARADEs with fSii dITectons how D. r0rm them Il
gives some vary exeelien5 PARLoR DRAMAS easly sets
yet very amuSi z. lGtRls abuut SHI FxNrONISEs
and is alone think you wi say the price OF
the book. 1t rFary city beautiful TBLRAvx w
WANTS. and gives tal and explicit drecti performs
ing them. IN it so many amusing FAELOR CANES
that We have noe attempted To count them. thea We
lot OF wonderful ILLUSTRATED PCZzIEs-eIits
zing, perplIiag, apparently intricate but so xAeR
TO the proper place and learn the
also is ssyory dish Il RIDDLES, E-IGMAs HkRADES
Erc.a nice, large lot 81 them As 10 C0NUSDRUs there
yearly absksl c tipn. \ nsidera s OF tha
book IS allotted 20 PA2L0R Magic and here you viii find
hundreds wonderful s1d amusing tiic1s essiiv Ter
formed, yer exceedingly mysiiiyng To your audience
Then thete Tor OF amusing and instructive HENCAE
E1PzRIHESTS showing hos the combination ms ipu
latign oil the sppeNc agents VIII produce the sur
prising results. Following these number 81 excel
lent DIALoGUz5, comic and serious, sUta 10 either for
school exhibitions or Paror ente t.inmeats Last, but
least, the houS contains e2ry y Of the ns EEcI
zTIOSs, dramatic, pathetic, sentimental. and ME
ever written. II is bpoS OF q arse Seoumn osces
aeaiy boan6 coored covers ishandsomsly illustrated
ID s {ndeafs & slieudil bufk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
Tha Modern Rook az Wordars,

tn work Is pr01erIy nam 4 the b K of wonders for
Il cpntHlIll descriptions # the wonderful works Of
al Of man. aud tn descriptions Will be ieund
ia Interesting than the most thrilling
novel While provin: gr ~ source u structien There
description OF Niagara Falls the Yosemite VALLEY. the
Ys! oUstnns PARK the Ca:aconbs II Rome tins Grand
Canon 81 the Cll 2Eaio Manmth Cave, the - Lon
don, Val ) Of Oath, Anceut Babylon, the River of Hot
Water. The Atlantic C&ble, Watkins Gen, the Natural
SFd-e, Trenton Fails Str4s6crg ice Big trees OF Cali
Statue Wesl mrste. ABBEY, Oh KEtrne, che EgypTisa
Pyga uids Fep1 the Sa. LAKE OF Utah, Giants cause
way, Alps, Tower of Babel tbs Vatican, Remark
aois Eerks vi iruAl labor, Moscow and the Krella,
VesuTius Gulf Stream, Eenisa Alaska. Edinburgh
Castle Melrose Pore lsn Tower vi China ths Great
Pyramid ETC. etc. TIE ebDve less I'll onel2f the
VI this erfuy interesting and instructive bok
which quite valuable many similar works s ID az
very nigh prt1es It box Of 81 largo 3culdun
PAGES neatly bound co0red covers, and prodsey and
han $50 aeF illustrated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
Cable Notes.

felt concerning the safety of the new
steamer Gulf of Guayaquil, which sailed
from LIVERPOOL December "a for Val
paraiso Two life boats and quantity
of wreckage belonging to the vessel
have been washed ashore at Fish Guard
Wales
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-The Frendenblatt
semi denies that the Austrian
government intends to establish tintiIla
on the Danube. Nothing on the subject
has been submitted to the naval depart
ment, nor has any communication been
sent to the Roumanian government re-
garding the creation Of a f1otilla on the
Danube.
DUBLIN, Jan. Mr.. John Finnegan ;,
a Nationalist member of parliament for
East Limerick, who was charged with in
citing tenants TO adopt policy of intimi-
dation, was found guilty to-day and
sentenced TO four months imprisonment.
PARIS, Jan. deputy Loguerre to-
day entertained General Boulanger and a
select party at dinner. General Boulan-
ger expressed himself as sure that he
will win the seat for the Department of
the Seine.
DUBLIN, Jan. Peasants in the
vicinity or Dunfageny, in County Done
gal, have armed themselves, fortified
their houses and blocked the roads, in
readiness TO resist evictions when will be
attempted tomorrow. The appearance
of the district is that of country where
war is going on. A copmissaEy wagon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02

tsSeal of North Carolina Plug Cut
Smoking Tobacco is absolutely pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02

'Seal of North Carolina Plug Cut''
Smoking Tobacco is cool on the tongue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
ireland.
4 Message from the Pope-SpeciaE Affection
for he irish.

4 Message from the Pope-SpeciaE affection
for the Irish.
DUBLIN, Jan. Archbishop Walsh
read from the pulpit to-day a message
from the pope to the Irish people, il
which his holiness said:
We have always held in special affec-
ton the Catholics of Ireland, who have
been sorely tried by many Affections
and have ever cherished them with q love
which is more intense because of their
marvellous foPtitude and their hereditary
attachment to their religion In the
counsels we have given from time TO
time, and in our recent decree we were
moved not only by consideration OF what
is conformable to the truth, but also by
desire to advance your interests. Our
affection for you does not suffer us 10
allow the cause for which Ireland is stTug-
Cling to be weakened by the introduction
of anything which,cOuld fairly be brought
in reproach against it.. In order to spe-
cially manifest our affection, we send
you a number of gifts which are specially
blessed.
4 Meeting of the League.
DUBLIN, Jan. l At a League meeting
in this city to-day Mr.. Sullivan, member
of the house of commons for Southwest
Meath, congratulated the leaguers on the
fact that the year closed with undated
confidence in the cause. The Irish peo-
pie, he said, had received New Years
gift in the atrocious sentence Of Mr..
Harrington; the magistrate passing such
a sentence might rely on enjoying for
many years the reputation of being the
meanest and basest tool employed by the
Balfour government.
Mr.. John Joseph Clancy, member for
North Dublin county, referring TO the
recent order of the land commission re-
garding an average reduction in judicial
rents, denounced as the most outrageous
scandal connected with the administra-
ton of the land act forcing
tenants to buy holdings at back rents
under the Ashbourne act.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
New Premium Books.
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