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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
SPECULATIVE
Weak Stock Market-Honay Marked Closer,
and Went to Per Cent.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The inevitable
reaction from yesterdays rally caused a
generally weak stock market this morn
ing. Sugar was the especially weak
feature, and sold down per cent. The
faction which believes that the trust COM
panies are not in a very prosperous finau-
ciai condition is gaining adherents daily.
Formerly the large earning power of the
trust has been the rock on which
holders of certificates or bull spectators
have founded their hopes, and from
which they have bid defiance to legal
antagonism. Money worked closer to-
day, and loans were reported as having
been called. The banks report decrease
in shipments. Some checks were re-
ceived from the South, and also prepay
ment of loans by merchants. Collee-
tions are good. The, market continued
to weaken. Money went up to per
cent. All of yesterday advances were
lost and more. sales of sugar certifi-
Gates amounted to 143, $50. The state
ments of one faction of the trust that the
net earnings for the past year have been
only 81 900 200, or per cent. on stock,
were omnously received. They seem to
indicate that unearned dividends have
been paid.
The important net declines were:
Sugar trusts, 80; Chicago gas, 25s;
Union Pacific and Louisville and Nash
vile, l58; Chesapeake and Ohio first
preference, 11s; Manhattan, Ia; silver
certificates. Il; North American, "a;
Cleavland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St.
Louis and Northern Pacific preferred. /;
Atchison, Burlington and Quincy and
Colorado coal and Northern Pacific, u;
Lackawanna, New England, Western
Union and Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf, q; Missouri Pacific, %; Lake
Shore aud Rock Island, =; Erie lead
trusts and Northwest, Ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
Blaze at ColIinsylIIe.

Special to the Gazette.
CoLLINsvILLE, TEX, Oct. 23.-Last
night about 2 CLOCK a. m, fire broke
out in the furniture store of J. NJ. Muir
ray and before men could get there to
remove any of the goods the stock and
building were consumed and the flames
were licking up the frame storehouse
adjoining, owned by J. w. Brooks and
occupied by j. II. Hayes. Probably
half the Hayes stock, consisting of
general merchandise, was saved. The
flames surged around the Younger brick
block adjoining until it was thought at
first that 1t would belsure to go, and
large part of Phelphrey & Gibson s stock
of dry goods was moved into the street,
but by the noble work of our citizens
Younger's block was saved with dam
age of about $3.50.
N. j. Miller's loss in store $500, in
surance $500.
J. NJ. Murray's loss on furniture $3.50,
insurance $3.50.
]. W. Brooks loss on building $500,
no insurance.
Phelphrey & Gibson IS damage on goods
about $500. covered by insurance.
Younger's damage covered by insur-
ance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
A BANKER SUICIDES.
He Claims to Have Fought Square Business
FIght-His Accounts all Right.


FIght-His Accounts all Right.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-I. R. Creigh-
ton of the banking firm of 1. r. Creigh-
ton s. Co. , was found dead in his Office
at 720 Broadway this morning by the
janitor. The dead man lay on a sofa.
A revolver with an empty chamber lay
at his side. On q table lay several
sealed letters addressed to his wife, Mrs.
Sara Creighton, his partner and one let
ter was addressed ''To Whom it may
Concern and read as follows: az
have fought hard business battle, have
made square fight but have lost; my
brain has given away, and now my body
must go. Please break the news gently
TO my wife.
George Crosley, Mr. Creighton cash
Ter, soon arrived aud said: al left him
at the office yesterday afternoon happy,
and have never seen anything in his con-
duct to indicate that he was low spirited.
So far as l know mis- accounts are all
right. III has had no financial trouble,
l think. -
Creighton was q son of the late Com
modore Creighton OF the United States
navy. He was well known on Wall
street for the past twelve years, and it
was believed that he was successful in
business.
An autopsy was made on the body of
the suicide BY Deputy Coroner jenkins,
and 1t develops thu fact that death was
not caused by bullet, but by poison. a
large quantity of morphine was found in
his stomach, and 1t was apparent that he
swallowed so much OF the poison that it
produced hemorrhage. This accounts
for the presence OF blood III the suicides
mouth, which created the impression he
had shot himself there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
Died of His Wounds.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 23.-Edward
Jackson, the colored man. who was so
severely injured in the Rock Island and
Union Pacific passenger train wreck west
of Kansas City Kan. yesterday morning +,
died at the Sisters hospital in this city
at l:30 this morning. The dead man
lived at Edwardville, Kan. Both of his
legs were broken below the knee, and he
WIS seriously injured internally. The
other persons who were injured in the
wreck are doing well, and the doctors
say that they will recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
D0UBLY MARRIED.
Chickaeaw Nation Man Acquitted ON
Bigamy Charge-How 1t Was Jone.

a NnickhSdW MUTTON MAN ACQultteU On
Bigamy Charge-How 1t Was Jone.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX. Oct. 23.-Th mas Wag-
non of Ardmore, Chickasav Nation, was
acquitted to-day in the federal court on
prosecution for bieamy. He married
both times in the Indian country, both
women non-citizsus. The first marriage
was in May, 1889, and he lived wi tn her
one week. quitting her, as he testified,
because she was too 'fskittlsh. - His
second venture was made in June, 1889,
The government relied upon the Ed
moEds bill to sustain the marriages nd
support the prosecution. After q full ar
gument Judge Bryant decided that the
provisions of the Edmunds law did not
apply in the Indian Nations as they were
not federal territories in the meaning of
the law. He also ruled that form of
marriage gone through with by
non-citizens in compliance with
the Indian laws for the reg
ulation of marriage between citizens
or a form of marriage gone through
with, which was in accordance with an
established and recognized custom
among on-oitizens residing in the Ma
ton, would constitute a legal marriage
and would sustain prosecution for
bigamy. The government failed to es-
tablish such second marriage. This de-
cislon of Judge Bryant is another blow at
runaway sanobar marriages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
Fatal Explosion in Cartridge Works.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Oct. 23.-One of
the illuminate departments of the Union
smetslic cartridge company was blown up
with terrible force at a. m. to-day
causing great alarm among employees in
the main factory. George Baker and
his son, Fred, were in the department at
the time. A moment before the ex-
plosion the son became frightened and left
the place. The father was blown to
atoms, his body being scattered in every
direction. The affair has caused great
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24

O'Clock for the trial of First Lieut..
George L. Turner, adjutant of the
Eighteenth Infantry, on the charge of
embezzlng $500 of the funds OF the reei-
mental band. The court allowed him to
plead guilty to the charge ''of cou-
duet unbecoming an officer and gentle
man. The court has not vet an
nounced Its finding, though the charge
to which Lieut.. Turner pleaded guilty
carries with it dismissal from the army.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
San Ansonio's City Hall.

ppeClEI 70 tHe UazetIe
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 23.-The
city took the contract of the construction
of the new city hall, owing to the alleged
failure to complete the contract by Ed.
Braden. The workmen who were owed
and who threatened an execution under
the mechanics lien law will be at once
paid off and construction resumed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
Indicted for Murder.
special 10 the Gazette.

BAIRD, TEX, Oct. 23.-In the quo
warranto proceedings in the district
court yesterday of J N. Rushing against
the town of Baird resulted IN favor of
the town.
The grand jury has returned bill of
indictment against J A. Ferguson for
the murder of E. Plot, near Putnam +,
last spring. Ferguson is now IN jail,
having been confined there since his
arrest, soon after the crime was COM
mitted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
More yyhitneyites Coming.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
WHITNEY, TEX. Oct .22.-Many Whit
neyites have visited the Dallas fair and
the "Last Days of Pompeii, - and but
for the rain report most favorabiy.
Many others will take in Fort Worth and
Dallas within the next ten days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
En- Route to the Dallas Jail.

WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Oct. o.
Capt. 7. NJ. Wright, United States
deputy marshal OF Dallas, WIS in the
city yesterday having in charge John
Walker, who pleaded guilty to the
charge of selling liquor in the Indian
Territory and Yves fined 500 and thirty
days in jail. Mr.. Wright was taking
him to Dallas to lay out his sentence and
fine in Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
: Blacksmith Shot.

Special to the Gazette.
QUAN.H, Ten, Oct. 23.-H. ]. Put
man, a blacksmith Of this city, was shot
in the right side and hand by one of his
wOrkmen, Frank Carpenter, on Monday
evening with load of No. shot. He
is not dangerously hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
Held for Barn Burning.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
FoRNEY, Tex. Got. 2S.-Jsmes Booth,
arrested yesterday charged with burning
the hay barn of William BondIes last
spring, was required to give $500 bail,
which SO far he has failed to give.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24

excitement about the city, especially
among those having relatives employed
in the works. The exact cause of the
explosion cannot be determined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24

Court MARTIAL Pleaded Guilty.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 23.-Ths
court martial assembled Yesterday at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24

Cloak room next door to
main building On Houston
street.
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'iEsttess hiP$ Kindly c,,oRSennteSdiI % qBSiiR1
Jt4aaryiRX9d9 iby. ,ths. s9yer9hFePFes99t41
jiYssoQi the daily pHeasuiqpdih h9ob8s
lEep@seRtedl himself iRSothes igitbGBI.
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1tTt 10 aOfbn thebnoStata oi J&liian6eI
atainsbdwthb iHthlawfltbouStVsBD of
sitsIolf6hds. s.logNoW, bnswiGhHO relation
qB tHa tpRhsaatiSRlt aytate iBfiSS9fas
wiz ,AStth8q 'gpeSP f5f3 3,He49h5SFss.|
All we have t6 ada ia 'fegtrd' "a 10 Isl
tbat ttReS R2Rd ReTBsGt J2Eqltt J2Eqltt93FlSYJi2 ldP
MhS& theNia ad no. tbAtn nthe oRpB8IPgeCfeI
lOQwmittee hssRuajtRdrR ndaRpDERys6l
IthenOConnt, HnditlWihIb@RDb
1iIGdusROamltOi thB state alliance Rbi bits.
0&obeposesaohj whichobody clone
RlAS dEdrtSetn 3thdbdietioha 6v5roiB,nand|
WIFI bSss dboasigl6h 4ts 4ifgrltsy ii 7oH
nolQlm gti w bliud ql9A W JupiipOH
sbAQgliEhat isa the lPPgR2Re u9t thu thus.
BARliGJM 9ssalIjpg lthisaa aaGtlo9to this.
atbadit8GGlt fQE aRy.
UeadeBOt5IWs AHy0GNIRItQ aiEinalthe.
miottebopbOBeolh OOptfOl Ohthe, aA1bj-
hacbl QhSJSaUarsiD thO hNTds.bRaBhe.
,boliticidhs' 6fathesTepdbliean i1paFgy.
Mr. Yount was in the ShawRe6edttht
ty tSpGbHE&B c9hv9RtibRo 'Sndo Was
elSctedT 4 delegate E4OtbS' EmiPE9aFi5ai 5i'Es Fs-
PqPli&RRl lc9pysntl9r ,Hs has stateff.
aAalWescaR BFaVe .{hltbatl7h 9sisIaR-|
posed t9,the,psppleS S@oEameRto1 He
hes,C@nsantad 10 heeNmR thA.t0ok.Of'
tho bephbliOaR rpAntS Ia bthssniGffOEt
aolinoiteS SiFsbellibni7SfL tho DE6NabeFbI
HgaRist tEFs actg0f ithed state d5&ce4s,
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The advocate., 1890-07-02

uHQ0l 3hlUIHTU I6HTHgb DJn9N1l tjJOh
boAsA sMRkF RgsiRPes5PgpRositiRRoie is
itstrictlEl legitim9tsifOsoa man, iwhOls
draming gias&EStyifrDm thSoAgOveTn-
ment, for which .hSIisi supposed tO
render an equivalent service, to con-
ls8tfngF tRg@tfhe otEqsti BthbHgs tb the
(UGi1pIG1 b9inOO1 AL XBm 1TXWbl bpb
82ysrp~sRt ,OpE ,sslastioneeEqg bJIpF
UalSeio @eepectiHlBrlfefaTed to- che
ssgstss 4SSst 4 4SBlsSl5 lssila$t tE S$0B $B
RlderRtaOnghw ,lejAI syBb OWi ,oi41sdi q
nRH al ot i.Tff-sI.57- Oft JJ7Hi, Tff0 ile1Q siAt
u AETER, the mpst diAlgent search we
fail tolfEnd BheigSt, isdtesclutiops
anywhere bp, taeI pIAi98EBQ}Fn ~ EtRea EBmRA- EBmRA
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Cd THNisAUpCekTNg si8teeA4e pagesyHM
SSh,SaJelStgs nRo bnBd Anii9s11DSsi Ca vol
.ln0Ob 1i8di .nOIl m9dt
The advocate., 1890-07-02

bHfnO HBBOhRhfNhB PhSphbb tlH4HhW4AAE
aEsisRaic fiaPiIiaT, giSth itB SHRr-
I3",tsi Neutrality-suspicious.
lyinFiewpf thgfsOtsl oandowe leave
apa GaR Caaa idIathi iIna,thSir,hSsHnT TdswhiletWe con
kIAnAlt@CO OlGe&i iGaT, igiinS upon the
/ "ViA'iiVit oHVHly' ,huifAJuIti
aA8 ygloo1,E 5Tfz--75IEFF 57FTti11i1,JI
"aaaolABRAB B7gQ lPgBLISH, THBMs ,uI
Il TIE TOPEKA ADypCATh the official organ Of
itfB Fai4h6fs' kHlAhcb 0ihtmB Nate ids Been
hSriak f6hsbm8 4hGtBtellnIBdRat lSenatOr.lh.
hgalBlasayg aqVRf9B Tho iDrReAt OF the @rm.
aeEb .AG0gEgSp9pdgpt takes ,thg editor, upon his
Lpf6poslti09 and Gems iiin' that IN hlsnGx COM
mHHit,iti6hh h6 WIN ihfbfht the ftadCtB Of 'TifE
lbhY6bDtE whitt IngdtN NlRS doris iOb tIIeH,whbFe
llpRh tle iSdtQg QiFfW ADNQcNRE proceeds
" speak pg Of publishing thg ,aEltlce,by naming
| siGR sGf3tt conditions thQ( no person could COM
Wy MthStRGin.l 9fI6i g66s odi roasbihg hhdI Con
oa0nniag IBBAaig uandi yjt ,Wb Give mo one Ia
,pB8pcg inRggeE Neutrality-suspicious. rGrpphic
oaH%ai9EelthR exact, eonditiona we
Imposed, Whiohwe c6pfrOm tho aTti-
icl@tBfoTed toJby tho GrGbkSc..o uoJ
acknowledgements our ErinnI expTOsses tide
Jggpomat1sqmel lSqhEg tIm9 N coming Nthe
rescue,of the senator, that u he expects his COM
ithihitatibn'Nbbn'this sRblGGt 't6hbb6af ~ THE
JGBv8Glets, Ala tGhlRs mdstiBehbpbttedby the
pibllHlStcoEdA and 5b5 sOmhtliibgi more than
nqlh64qssqrtsl9Rf 9T geRSRpbIqs1 @SPRStRaye
3l,y,,sSiGSE" Gllt, boa s.n1I5H9AA ldl
bmlWhheIn5 ttPe lssddiitSor of the, HraPhtc
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,PHtl0f RBbBsSAiAgIo yth8t l9oFFespopd-
I8nssGQmmBpieRtip1 ufbgARmipg such
cstHcbe be0nditionalthat nNpersOpIbOuld
anOmplyWith thOnu, "aAhOa simply says
IthatinGBhiag BEtSnaIied assertions Or
I1gghe8litiBsid 6AhB5BfesehE6d iih'Mr.
9hgaHsEsappoPt, betadss 86f readers
will observe that this is the only Cod
dltl2R dI5f25R We hSyS P9GsS9ds PSG sS9ds lRanf Rnf Xe fsty
the GrPphlG ", Sh9gl where .Eel haye
4lRlpmad PIN ~ Any pth9EoiaTAi& mqsto Ba,a
1humiRating POpfssHioRI to- o1paksI hut
itl ia s1pdnnbteiliV trpSo1iMa repent
,hete Observation-Disclosures for these
Hin&ke3 aRsseFtionsOah geR6ralities,"
IBGt1f EhVeditUtiof0the' '9tdphiel6r
,aa4q8thsF al adfrAffttNsrH AffttNsrH bt MI! Ingalls, can
's65& ftoaml tRs. r9y6lds1 Anything tkat
he has done for the people, we shall
! ~ JIGfYHJ wy VNN NIi6 9IW DhE J1UQQuy
.b3ee happy tOPlaGsi it. bei9Ee5 our READ
4sEsu DQpkd BaGkw%do dop9W,Dl The
EaQoEdbara OpeRdp .Aqmui1i sl,aso,
The advocate., 1890-07-02
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o1Giaa oii 1aza.Et2llHESE Et2HSE ali8 Ihi'Dlt
The advocate., 1890-07-02

0' H' gBPE6RAE 6LUB ffsF.0 F0''UHa
7fAk HbSJGafF q i&aEoHBt tcohbmBt s.$t7d
iaaV n7A acknowledgement li9.a.ii9.iH5
od" abnonl {aa,DeivsfBi6S glfesJ,,gi g. H75
beJsnimoA ii yIitNBh6dnfdriAistIpR kLAaa5