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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
Waiting for New York TO Ac. First.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 1.-The freight
association held meeting to-day to con-
slider the Texas rate question. 1t is stated
that it was decided to maintain cut rates
until action was taken by the New York
association towards their restoration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
,axet Medicine Co. Dallas. Texas:

Saxet Medicine Co., Dallas, Texas:
GENTs-We have used your Saxet
Blood Purifier ana it gives perfect salts
faction in every respect. Yours, ETC.,
A. Fl. NICKLERS,
Supt. Cotton and Wooden Mills, Dallas,
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03

If you doubt that Saxet will cure your
rheumatism, aud cause you to lay aside
those crutches, write to Judge r. Z.
Burk, Dallas, Tex, for his opinion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
J. p. STEELE, EDITOR.


PUBLrsHER's NoTICE-All communications
PRoF. j. P. SrRLLB, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
LOCALITIES.

Sheriff Richardson last evening put
under arrest one j. c. Scott, wanted in
san Antonio for assault To xiii. The
sheriff OF Bexar county was telegre pied
to, and will be here as soon as possible .
Tits afternoon from 1 TO ) O'Clock
there vii! be Il meeting for men only
AT tbs Young Men 5 Christian sssocia ton
rooms, corner Fifth and Rusk streets.
The meeting will De led by Mr.. A. d.
DBvIs, the boy preacher from Denisou.
Next Tuesday evening, November IL,
Bile entertainment at their hall, corner
Main and Fifth streets. The concert
which is conducted by Professor hirsh-
teld's orchestra, will consist OF vocal
aud instrumental music, and q dance
will wind up the night. Regular SEMI
monthly good times are promised.
There was yesterday filed with the
county clerk the charter of the MicrobIc
Institute and College of Hvgienic Physi-
clans, of which the following are MEM
bers: Mary E. Scott, {. w. Dale,
George Hendricks, Florence McFerren
and j. N. Dale, all of Fort
Worth. The purpose of the cor
poratIon is to establish an institute
where students stsll be taugh: the art
of healing upon the basis of microbic
philosophy and to train persons in the
practice OF the natural laws of hygiene.
The business shall De transacted in Fort
Worth and through the medium OF
branch establishments in other counties.
The capital stock is $40, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
THE OLD ROMAN.
Judge Thurman Addresses = Jolllfcstion
MsetfIg-He Attributes the Victory
to Cleveland.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. S.-Judge
Thurman, in whose honor banquet is
to be given November Is. addressed
jollihcation meeting at Hamil-
ton, Butler county, the home Of Gov.
Campbell, this morning, and gave the
credit of the recent victory to express
ident Cleveland, aud at the same time
paid him the following handsome trib-
ute: Yet this was the issue plain and
simple, brought about by the Mckinley
bill and to the man, Grover Cleveland,
VINO, three years ago, boldly
and fearlessly attacked this whole
system, more than to any
other we owe this victory. Never for
moment amidst the abuse that was
heaped upon him did he falter or his
courage fail. Believing that the
government had no right to take
money from the pockets of the
people solidly for the benefit of q par
ticular class, he continued year after
year, when others faltered to battle for
the right, and now when all were
eager to join IN the fruits GER
ta,nly this fact that he dared
to lead when scarcely one dared TO fol-
low shows the metal he is made of, and l
believe that the whole people will see to
1t that he be chosen as leader in 1872. If
ever a man spoke the truth, surely he
did when he said few days ago, "No
one has q greater right to rejoice than 1
hay0''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
CHURCH NOTICES.

st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, cor
neT Main aud Ninth streetS-Sabbath-s school ct
9:45 a. N. Presiding at IL a. Epworth
League at 6:s5 D. m. Revival services at $50
p. Tho revival services will be continued
eacn evening during the week. All are cor
daily invited TO attend these services. w. 1.
Graham, pastor.
German Evangelical at. Johns church. Cal.
houn street, between Ninth aud Eleventh Ste.
Rev. Carl F. Baunaun, pastor. Reformation
of the German church will DE celebrated to-
day Services at 1889 a. nj. Sunday-school
at a
Unitarian church-Rev. n. Schultz, minister.
Meets in Huffman's hall every Sunday morning
at II O'Clock. Subject this morning: 1.-The
Future Life Sunday school at II a. N. Miss
Nette Hall, accompanied by Professor Ault,
will play at the Unitarian church this morning
at II o CLOCK.
Christian Church-Corner Sixth and Throck-
morton streets. There will be preaching morn
ing ana evening. subject in the morning:
''PauPs Determinations" in the evening;
''Has the viii of Man Anything to Do In Con-
VersiOn?' Sunday school at $3.50 a. NJ. All
persons made welcome.
First NJ. E. Church, South, corner Jones and
Fourth. streers. Preaching al Il n. IN. TO-DAY.
Subject: 1.-The Reign OF the Lord Preach
ing at 1880 p. m. Subject: ''The Guidings
of Providence. Christian Endeavor meets at
6:15 p. m. Sunday-schocl at $3.50 a. m. y. A.
Stesduan, superintendent. cordial invita-
tiou is extended 10 every one. This is the last
servics OF the conference year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
A NOMAN'S TROUBLE
An Arrest for Wife Beating, q Suit for Di
vOrcs and an Interesting Writ OF
Injunction.

r. J. Moss is the proprietor and opera
tor of q saloon on the corner of Front
and Terry streets.
He is IN jail this fine morning.
The cause Of his Incarceration is oer-
tain charges made against him by his
wife, who also sues for divorce.
The trouble occurred on Friday night
when Moss went home from the saloon.
As Mrs. Moss explains It. her husband
was somewhat under the influence and he
undertook to bring his family into sub
lection with the aid of beer bottle, which
he used as q weapon. But the woman
escaped with her two children, ard yes
terday appeared at the law Office of
Camp & Camp. where she told her story
stating that she feared that her husband
would undertake to carry away the chill
dren 40 he had threatensd to do, and
would dispose Of the property which they
possessed In common.
The officers were informed OF Moss >
conduct. and in short time vas lodged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At THE PIcKMICK.

Mrs Ella Beebe, Denver: Mr. and Mrs R
Thompson. Weatherford: b H Campbell. Mata-
a ao,s TsI Dsvl i9 aannsh w Rsas
Dowing, Phiiadelphia; T r Conaile, Chicago;
George W Beai, London; w R Burlington,
Kansas City; Frank McFadden. Philadelphia;
A Budde, st Louis; A P Shepard. Waco; 4
Russell. BGgham; B Cotners peca;ur; B
St Louis; M A Dix. Kansas City, Mo:
City; Smith. Dallas: JEFF johnson, Austin;
Harbor; F S smith. Denver. Col; W H scar
sas and Texas BY; J II Burke, Philadelphia,
Louis: W K Mower, Texas; T j Phelps,
Roanoke Va; c r csnaSIe; E E stanasa, CHI
bit. Dallas; r D Welborne. Henrietta: B II
Hining, Milwaukee, Wis; T A Hood, Manitou
Springs, Col; uorbin johnson; Te.arEans, Ark;
Waco: l J Caswell. Quansh: q q Buck. St
Louis; W Greer, Dallas; w v Sullivan, Or
ford. Miss; o shugert. Texas: o. Brien,
wife, Texas; John G Benedict Louisville: h n
Pease. Dallas; $ Kingston. Kansas City; T
Cayanaugh. Tyler: Mrs. A Watkins. Dallas; DR.
AT THE MANSION.
H G Bedford, Dimmitt; Y W Simmons New
York; A G Chiidress. st Louis; A NJ Evans.
Torley. Illinois: Il stucky, Bucyrus. Ohio; W
@ Kinney. louisville; J D Lewis. Kansas City;
John Finne,. Wichita Falls; J shannon,
" u Freeman and wife, Henrietta; Mrs " c
Blair and boy, Weatherford; Mrs X D Holmes
Wichita Falls; II McMurray and family, De-
catur; A McHole, Chicago. III; A R Newton,
Cleveland, Ohio; e Turner, Mineral Wells; S
Livingston, Chicago, III; Fred A Beall. Texas;
Miss Kelley. Quanah: W Dickson, Bowie;
Linch, Decatur; A n Lewis. State Range. P
Gibson, Quanah; E 8 Anderson. Richmond, vs.;
Mrs L " Murdoch. Alexandria, La; A Newly,
Wichita Falls; J Walker, Ben Turner. Hem
Ian, Saltville, KY; b B Nance. ST Louis; Frank
Waugh. Colorado: 8 Lighthurne. st Louis, Mo;
F n Barnett, Fayettsville. Ark; II Il Hess,
Mexico:, Anderson. st Louis, No; Miss
Katie Hicks, Dallas; Clarence Hoover, Kansas
City, Mo; w = Skinner. Mrs Skinner, Gal
weston; @ Cooper, Fort Scott, Kan.
Miss Susie Buckner, Miss Mamie Peterson,
Niss Eva Perkins. Paris; George D Thomas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
Az REV0IR.
The Gr2at Po,Gpeiian FPte is a Thing
Of The Past.
II Va, Given for The lust Tina in For.
Worth Last Evening-Iiow tie Bene-
6t Famed Out.

Pompeii will be destroyed IN Fort
Worth no more.
last night the final display WIS mhde
The occasion was III this nature OF
benefit 70 the committee OF fifteen OF
Fort Worth, who, when there was grave
ioubt OF Fort Worth securing this
attraction, came forward ard guar
anteed the sale OF 80 boxes,
vn,ued AT SIS GOO. for thc seasnn.
As not more than half those boxes were
sold tho GuaTautors found thsmseiVes
rwampet 20 the amouut OF the deficit,
and the performance last night was de-
rixned ~ ~, N burse them part Of what
they had sunk.
The uttpIianCe was only fair. The
proceeds will tighten somewhat the loss
If the com mttee, uut il viii lack great
dea, OF making them whole.
The final performance was superior to
Any which preceded it. Al tho
sfecia!ty features which have from
tnEe 10 time been pat on were
embraced in the exhibition Inst
night There was GoHUie display of
fireworks, when included features Of
unusual uri!liahce. The hual aud grand
est piece was al immense horseshoe, IN
the middle OF which were the words,
"Au Kavo.r, - Indicative of the depar-
ture or tho great display.
l'uiu = Last DAYS OF Poupeii has been
a yreai success In every respect. AS al
attraction it is unique and grand. All
wA1 have seen u in Texas have been
charmed with il, and have gone away
extoliirg its beauty to their neighbors.
~ II munus of drawing people to the city
and Of entertaining visitors, the crowded
condition of the R;reets and hotels while
the display WAS in operation fully Gttests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
ATTRACTIONS.
under tia Gaslight Yesterdny--Credlt Lor-
raine- wilsun's H!nstrels--Harry
Lacy's still Alarm.

Under the Gaslght had fair attend
nut there WIS T. small house
at night. The performance was
very much enjoyed, especially the clever
soubrette character Of Peach Blossom,
carried by Miss Emily Kean. who, Mau-
ager Arthur Rthau says is Il writer of no
small merit. frequently contributing
sketches to the New York art and society
papers.
Manager GreenwGll has arranged for a
return visit of the great emotional &C.
tress, Hiss Lillian Lewis, in her new,
beautiful aud deeply interesting drama
In four acts. The play is repiete with
fine dramatic situations. The plot Is
full ef action and carefully worked out
il detail. In Impressiveness It is as
pointed rs any sermon. In word 1t
Is a superb representative OF life's con-
test, with all ita attending realism.
Miss Lillian Lewis in her impersouation
of Lenora assumes a noble character, in
which she ably demonstrates the sub
Unity of womRn's love and self-sacri-
rice. All in all Credit Lorraine is play
that iutelligertly appeals to ones better
nature and creates lasting impression
upon the auditor. The costumes worn
by Miss Lewis In Credit Lorraine are pro-
nouuced models of artistic grace aud ex-
cellence As she stands IN the first
not from diamond agrette TO satin
slippers her rich and gorgeous outfit
represents an outlay of thousands
of dollars. There is q moral support in
handsome dress. The play will be pre-
eented at the opera house with the same
perfection Us 10 detail that has attended
Its brilliant reception in New York and
Washington, in which cities II has re-
osived universal commentator from
press and public. On Monday evening
Miss Lewis will appear in her new play.
Credit Lorraine; Tuesday matinee. As
in a Looking Glass; Tuesday evening,
L'Article A..
The famous and ever welcome George
Wilson mammoth rniastrels, larger and
better than ever before, presenting a
programme replete with new ideas
and positive novelties. will ap-
pear at Greenwail's opera house
Wednesday evening November ~.
Wilson has always had a good company,
but this season he has beaten all former
records and brings the mot complete
minstrel organization he has ever
headed.
Preparations are now under way at the
opera house TO accommodate the Still
Alarm company which appears
next Friday and Saturday, with
Saturday matinee. The play has
received fine notices from the
press and is considered fine attrac-
ton wherever produced. The company
selected this season to support Mr.. Harry
Lacy is composed of the following we'll
known people: Frank Roberts, Chas.
Lothian, Joseph Wilkes, L. F. Rand, J.
J. Pallas, ii. J. Gallagher, T. WhitelaY,
Julia Arthur, Weevie Vivian and Mrs.
Sol Smith. Not the least important
factors in the attractiveness of the per-
formauce OF the now famous play are
the beautiful Arabian steeds, Buoephalus
and Pegasus, and the $1,000 steam fire
engine, built expressly for Lacy and
Arthur by the Silsby manufacturing
company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
PERSONAL

W. b. King IS up from Waco.
L. b. Carver OF Henrietta is at the
Pickwick.
"A. Newly of Wichita Falls is at the
Mansion
A. p. Shepard of Waco is in the city +,
stopping at the Pickwick.
W. F.. Skinner of Galveston is In the
city stopping at the Mansion.
Mira. Frank Smith, who is dangerously
i'll, was come better yesterday.
H. NJ. Pease of the Texas Cartoon
came over from Dallas last evening.
r. d. Wellborne, leading Henrietta
lawyer aud politician, is in the CITY +,
CHARTERED at the P;ckwick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
4 DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
self at Corsteens Hotel-The Cause
of the Tragedy Unknown.

Special to the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, Ten, Nov. S.-A terri
bic tragedy was enacted at the Maliery
hotel of this city about 8 O'Clock to-
night, resulting in the death of Will A.
Valiie aud his young wife. The
particulars are as follows: Mr..
Va!lie, an ex-conductor from
Waco, come to the city yesterday and
engaged board at the above hotel, tell
ing the clerk he would return to-day
with his wife, and would accept posi-
ton with the Houston and Texas
Central, running out of here.
lie arrived this morning ac-
conpanied By her, and everything
moved along smoothly until tonight,
when they retired to their room.
Soon after, three shots in rapid
succession were heard, and the
night clerk, rushing TO the room
occupied by them, found the wife
lying across the bed i'll a dying condition,
and the husband dead, with smoking
f5-caliber British bulldog pistol in his
hand. on investig i. proved that
he first shot her once through the head
and then through the neck. He
then shot himself through the
head, dying instantly. There is
no cause known for the rash act, as
nothing is known of their history. The
wife is from Kopperl, Tex, and before
marriage TO Valiie, which occurred about
one year ago, was Miss Laura Lewis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09

Fort Smith. Ark; Gnu Spencer. Green
vile: c B Case. New York; James Beverly,
Kansas City, No; George H White, New York;
York; h D. Morton. Washington; W N VI
Dalton, ST Louis; Levy, schrnan, Jr, New
York; h D IngersolI, Denver L Ely, New
York: z Sayier, Dallas, Texas: VIII p
Webster. Agent Geo Wilson Minstrel company;
z Q Matthews. st Louis. No; j B Nachman,
New Orleans; Nathan Platsbek. Dallas: ] @
Murphy, G. c and S railway; Wicker aud
wife, Denton; Wolf, Dallas; c Slater, San
Luis Potosi; Ed L!udall. San Lnis Potosii
W N McKorsay, New Yor.: Lee. Texas;
A Christian, Houston; " n Hall, New York !;
Leopold, Denver, Col: E Leonard, City OF
Mexico; E u Oliver, agent Geo Wilson com
pany; J c Buchanan, Dallas;
Rich. Needles, Cal: O Paget, Galveston. Tex I;
L h Marthias, Williamsburg, Ohio: Jas Rob-
erts. Baltimore, Nd; E F Rusk, Texas; J
Smith, Miss Maynard. Miss Thomas, Dali
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09

in the maisou De Richardson. Applics-
ton FOR divorce was fled III the district
court, Bud with it an applica-
ton for writ OF Injunction to restrain
the defendant from di.posing OF the
community property or interfering with
the 1ife's possession OF the children.
Judge Beckham heard and granted the
application for injunction Immediately.
Mrs Moss Is ii delicate health. aud
does not appear ike woman 20 whom
rough usage would be mete. The chill
drep are interesting youngsters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
New York Polio. md Anarchists.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Mrs. Lucy Par
sons and her eight anarchist friends are
still in jail, she and four OF the men be-
ing unable to procure bail. Five
other anarchists were unable to
pay their fines. Hugh o. Psnte-
cost called on Mrs. Parsons
this afternoon, but was refused admis-
sion to the jail. Mr. Pentecost strongly
condemns the action of the police in pre-
venting the meeting and making the
arrests. There has been so much OF
anarohistio element displayed here
recently that the police are
determined to crush it out.
There is . hourishing international
socialist society, composed mainly of
Russians, Poles and German, and
meetings are held frequently. The
police say they win allow no more public
anarchistio celebrations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
T ICKLED OVER THE RESULT
The President OF the National Farmers All l.
ance Claims for that Organization
Portion Of Tuesdays Victory.
An Alliance Leaders Opinion.


WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Mr. L. T.
Polk, president of the National Farm
ers' Alliance, Is very jubilant over the
result of the election. In the course
of all intervieS to-day he said:
90 The Democrats and Repub-
lioans are claiming very near everything
just new, but when they come to sift the
chaf from the wheat they will find the
Farmers Alliance had so ething to do
with the election of q fair proportion of
the good men who will have seats
in the next congress. Up to the
present time it Is certain that congress
will contain thlrty-eight stra ight-out
Alliance men, and there are twelve or
fifteen more who are pledged to
US. These men are from the
South aud Northwest, the two
sections In which most of our work is
done. The Alliance in Nebraska,
Minnesota and Iowa is not our oreaniza-
it may be the same fight, and
will join US this winter. Our
Alliance co-operates with them. We
will cooperate with any farmers asso-
citation, and in a little while have grip
on the situation in almost every corner
of the land. We ars here to stay.
This grand reform movement will
not cease until it has impressed
itself indelibly in the nation g history.
Final reform is the necessity of the hour,
and it must come. The press and voice
of the stump speaker were our only as
sistauts. The Alliance had no campaign
funds, no Doodle, and If We had had
money we would not have used it,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
Held for Swint:iing and Forgery,

Held Tor SwinGi1nS anu FOrSeryS
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAsO, Ten, Nov. g. Sheriff
Elect Hilierbrant has rendered to Frank
Simmons the position of chief deputy
sheriff under bis administration.
A. E. Owens, who was arrested by
Chief of Police Lyons for representing
himself as agent of the Bazaar Pattern
company and swindling number of
ladies, is also held for forgery, as he
signed the name of the Bazaar Pattern
company TO every receipt.
Capt. Rulher, United States army +,
who was appointed to report on the Sc
lection of new post site, expects to
leave for Washington to-day and lay his
report before the proper authorities, SO
that work will commence after the re-
port has gone through it's proper course.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
Navasota Infected With lncendiaries.
peciai to the Gazette.

the residence and stable belonging to
Ferd Miller was burned, and
as high wind was blowing
fears were entertained for the
whole city, as the fire was back of row
of frame buildings. No one occupied
the house. Loss, 5000. This IL the third
time this place has been fired, and dur
ing the week there have been two other
incendiary fires.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09
A Painters Long Fall.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
ENNIS, TEX, Nov. s.-Abous IL
O'Clock this morning the ladder Of Mr..
H. B. Waldrop, who was painting the
two-story meat market. clipped, precip-
irating HIM to the ground, a distance of
about twenty Eve feet. His condition Is
serious, but it il thought not necessarily
fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09

Can ct GAZETTE business omes an6ns
This papers premium This
n3}a1I1l MINNIE sunday GA1gTT1 only $Ia;
49, 80 Daily GASnTRI only S5Q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09

Archdeacon Farrar has accepted Ii
chaplaincy of the house OF commons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-09

Miss Susie Buckner, Miss Mamie Peterson,
Miss Eva Perkins. Paris; George D Thomas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
WEDNESDAY, November 5, 1881
General Gleanings


thine and the Hour at the Union opera
house tomorrow night.
1t being election day the saloons were
closed till 6 o'clock Some back doors were
open, however.
SasThe Drunkard's Warming was rem
dered by the Fourth Ward Dramatic asso-
citation to large and appreciatiye audience
last evening.
The Henderson company had close to a
hundred and fifty men working on the cleo
trio railway yesterday.
Doyle & Halverson, plumbers, have Sc
cured the ontract for furnishing pipes for
the new opera house block.
The large plate glass windows of the Og-
den State bank room in the Reed hotel
building were put in yesterday.
Goodwin lost the vote of his party for his
radical writings against this city.
A large fire is raging In the pines on the
mountains east of the city.
All the butchers of the city are requested
to meet at the shop of G. H. Greenwich at
]: 30 O'Clock tomorrow for the purpose OF
attending the funeral of G. W. Wctherby
in body.
When Goodwin wakes up this morning he
will feel surprised when he hears from
Weber county's Liberals.
The following kilograms are .uncalled for
in the office of the Western Union telegraph
company: Miss Matte Rankin and J. NJ
Abbott.
Lincoln division No. >, uniformed rank
Knights OF Pythias, ted business meet
ing in Castle hall last evening