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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

srecial to the Gazette.
DENVER, Col. Oct. u.-There was a good
crowd to-day at Overland park. The weather
was all that could be desired. and even the
horses seemed t, take on the enthusiasm of
the If hundreds OF admirers. The racing was
widest anticipations of the book-makers, aud
everybody seemed to be happy.
First race The Phil Fang brewing stakes
for two yearolds for SlJ0, with SIS to start for
five and one half furlongs, the winner to sell
for $40, star ers: Alamosa. Naomi and Van
deventer. 1t was closely contested from the
start, and was finally won b. Naomi. with VAN
deventer close second and Alamosa kicking
the dust in the rear. Time. l:l4.
Second race, the Overland club cup, seven
eighths of mile, horses to be ridden by menu
berS of the club or their guests. The starters
were: pelwood, Greener, Adams and Napier.
Greener al away twice before a start could be
to 60 to the paddock. and did so in spite Of all
the efforts of his rider to keep him the track.
He was finally returned when Derondas wanted
to draw him, but was refused. The situation
became very amusing. The horses were finally
started. Napier winning in walk. Delwood
second, Derondas third. Time, l:4lIs.
Third race, Tree for all, pacing. for $50. The
starters were: Mario, Blonde, Uncle Jack, L.
c. Lee, Turk. Franklin, Fred W. and Bawley.
Bawley won tie first heat in 2:2424, with Fred
w second and Uncle Jack third.
second. Time, 2:23la. Morrissey changed L.
c. Lees driver at the end of this heat. which
was the cause of his winning the next two heats
in 2:22H. and 2:2l.
Fourth race, running seven-eighths OF a
mile, $40. Starters were: Sir Lancelot, Blue
Rock, Lew Douglass, Egypt and Ollie. Lew
Douglass tooE the race, Ollie second, Blue
Fifth race, 2:4l tros for $500. The
starters were: Eastabrook. Ed Marsh,
won the first heat in a walk: Actress, second.
lime, 2:22a4. This race. together with the I'M
finished pacing race, will be finished Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
SHOOTING AT TEMPLE.
The Members o. Two Families Engage in q
Difficulty, and Young Man ia Fatally
shot-An OLD Feud Revived.
srrcfni 10 The Gazette.


TEMPLE, Tex, Oct. Il.-Our little town was
thrown into excitement at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing upon the report of a pistol shot on Twelfth
street near the public school building. Upon
examination it was discovered that VIII Hitsford
had been fatally shot. The particulars are. as
far can be learned, both from eye witnes,
and those connected. as follows: Yesterday
while out on the road, Will Dalton mt and
hailed viii HItsford, informing him he was
going to thrash him. He faile to carry out his
threat at this meeting, and bath parties rode
away. This morning both Mrs. Htsford and
Mrs. Dalton. who lives in adjoin ng houses.
met and after short conversation it was seen
they were quarreiing. Young viii Hitsford,
seeing this, approached his mother, saving
come away" adding some offensive remarks
towards Mrs. Dalton. Young Dalton, who was
fsticuff eight. VIII Hitsford's attention
was called in the direction OF the house from
which the old man, Z. Dalton, was approaching
with a revolver. He broke 10 ran. but was shot
n. by Dalton, the bali striking him in the Ell
siee and back The young man was given i'm
physician pronounced the wound IA ell.
The cause of the sad ARRAY is said to be an old
family fued.
Z. and ". Dalton were Immediately arrested
anu while in custody of the city N srs3ai pro.
eeeded 10 the office OF Attorney C. A. Brand.
Failing to find him in they were wnIEin,
down the street when ther met Mr.. Brand
at or near the Office of DR.. W. L. Rogers, where
large crowd had gathered to see the wounded
"HS MEDICAL attef-
ton At his place. While Messrs. Dalton and
Brand were in conversation Nj. Hi.sforn, father
OF the wounded man, approached from be-
hind. and placing pistol between Mr..
Brands arm and body snapped IL with
the intent OF snurdering dalton. The
trigge. in falling caught In Mr. Brands coat
sleeve and prevented the discharge ani saved
the lie OF Dalton.
A pnrties were admitted to bail awaiting de-
velopneiis OF the wounds.
Hitfosd is still alive, but there is no hope for
his recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
A FARCE.
Disgraceful Action OF the Kansas City
Harrison Reception Committee.
Presidents warmast Personal Friends,
Not Invited to the Dinner.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Oct. 1.-THE president of
the United States has been here and was given
q reception. but it was such reception q
disgrace to the city and the men who had it in
charge. committee had been a2pinted to re-
ceive Mr.. Harrison, and this committee
consisted of men evidently who had never
before been called upon to show courtesy to
q visiting guest of honor They actei all through
the whole affair If they thought it was got up
for their especial benefit. dinner was given
to the presid initial party at of the hotels and
to this dinner no one was invited except the re-
pected TO greet the president on his en-
trance to the state, but the committee
did not notify him OF the expected reception.
and notwithstanding the fact that he inquired
by wire concerning the programme he got no
invitation 10 be present Postmaster Noffsinger,
who is an old school friend of the pres
ident. was not invited: Gen. Devoe,
Ex- Congressman R. T. Van Hurn. who was in
congress with the president. and Hon. John C.
Ia sney, present congressman, was also left out
compelled 10 cool his heels in the hall of the
hotel until the chief magistrate de-
liberateIy got up from the table during
the second course and went with
was at the head OF the committee of reception,
rode in the procession just behind the carriage
containing the president and Secretary Tracy,
and it was noted that he was the only
his hat. The crowds soon noticed
his lapse OF manner. and began shouting
for him to take 1t off. He rode calmly until
the shouts grew threatening. and some one cried
out to ''knock it OF with brick A cavalry
man rode up to the carriage and advised the
mayor to remove the Objectionable hst, which
was done. Nothing but words OF condemnation
of the course of the committee are heard in the
clty tO-Cay
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NOTICE.

Having been appointed by the United States
circuit court. Northern district of Texas, at
d alas, in Chancery cause No. ls3, pending n
said court to-wit: The Detroit Electrical Works
VS.. the Fort Worth Land and Street Railway
Company and the West Fort Worth Street Rail-
way Company, receiver to take possession of
the money and assets, real and personal, road
bed, road iron. ties, land, right of way. rolling
stock, leases, franchises and all other rights
and property whatsoever o. the said Fort " ORTIZ
Land and Street Railway company and ,Qfsth
said West Fort Worth Street Raitss<l5F either
jointly or severally. whsysgeFs ~ aaasss may be
ercise all ths.fss95s Shafsoever of the said
Fe5tlWSs{jf66f&kdS Street Railway company
SD fEe8afuw West Fort Worth Street Railway
company and to inquire after, receive and take
possession of all such property, debts, equita-
BILE interest and other effects, etc., etc, and
having qualified said receiver. all persons
concerned are hereby notofed hereof, and will
govern themselves accordingly.
W. P. Quigg is hereby appointed superin-
tendent of the said railways, and all employees
OF said companies viii obey him as such.
A. u. SMITH,
Receiver.
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FELLED BY A BEAR.
A Prominent Panhandle Merchant Stricken
Down at Clarendon.

Srecial to the Gazette.
CLARENDON. Tex, Oct. e.--Mr. John Young
was stricken down With paralysis this evening
under very peculiar and dangerous circum-
stances. Mr.. Young is very successful and
prominent business man, running large gen.
eral merchandise house st Panhandle, aud a
very large one here in connection with J. F.
Hull. The Young-Hull company have lust
bought out the o. P. Wood mercantile COM
pany. and Mr.. Young came down this morning
from Panhandle on business connected with the
deal, and complaining of feeling bad. This
evening he went 10 Ramsey's drug store and
laid down while. Getting up he started across
the street and lots, apparently to go into
some OF the business houses on Kearney
street and to enter at the back
end OF the house. large black bear has for
some time been kent chained in the rear of
Borcher's saloon. When Mr.. Young was in
about Fifty feet Of the bear and going in the gem
eral direction OF it, he began to stagger and, as
II driven by fate. he kept staggering and ap-
preaching the bear until he came within il,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
Base Ball.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Oct. l.-Baltimore-Ruus,
3; base hits, /; errors, 8. Rochester-Runs, 4;
base hits, :; errors, /. Batteries. German and
Tate, Ti;comb and McKeough. Umpire. Curry.
COLUMBUS, OHIO Oct. lI.-Columbus-Runs,
{; base hits 6; errors l.. Toledo-Runs. I; base
hits. 4; eros. ;, Batteries-Knauss and Doyle,
Elston and O'C0nnor. Umpire-Bauer.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. Decentralization
10; base hlts, errors. o. st. Louis-Runs, l;
base hits G; errors, 3. characterization and
Ryan, Stivetts and Munyan. Umpire-Emslie.
BosroS, MASS, Oct. 1l.-Yew York-Runs,
Z; base hits, S; errors, ?. Boston-Runs, ?;
base hits, ); errors, 4. Batteries-kilroy and
Kelley, Gumber. and Murphy, Daley and Sweet,
O'Day and Brown.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1l.-First game
Athletics Runs, l; base hits, 3; errors, -.
syracuse-R ms, Is; base hits, 10; errors, /.
,tteries-Green and Rdlle, Mars and Pittz.
Umpire-Kersns.
Second game-Syracuse-Runs, Is; base hits,
Is; errors, }. Athleiics-Runs, 4; base hits, .;
errors. :. Baueries-Keefe AMI Pitt, Humbolt
and Riddle. Umpire-KeTsns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.
Thompson at ParIs-Raising
Subscription.
srecial to the Gazette.

Srecial to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Oct. 1l.-WTlliam Kassey, who
stabbed by W. T. Thompson. died to
night. Nothing has been heard of Thompson
There is an impression that he will come in and
surrender as soon as his friends can arrange for
bond.
A subscription Is being raised here to lid
Deputies Tucker, Mynatt and Chancellor in
paving tie fines and costs assessed against them
a. Denton for thrashilg Mr.. Walker. II is
derstood that parties ia Gainesville con-
tributing for the same purpose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

most exciting event OF the day. There were
twenty-five entries for premiums varying from
sI00 to s.. or the twenty-five contestants
Frank King had his right arm broken completely
off above the elbow. B. william Zuella was
thrown from his horse and knocked senseless.
add oss Heritage, one-legged cowboy, was
severely hurt by being knocked out OF his saddle
after roping his steer. Following were the
highest scores: Will Clamps. 49, seconds; J. T.
Maltberger, a seconds; D. j. Woodw I'D, l:u:
with q scors of 2:0I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

thlS time last year. = Boston POST.
From the above official report It will
be seen that Fort Worth leads the Union
in trade growth, as attested by the bank
clearings of the country. Other towns
may parade squirt increase for one week
or one month. but for the nine months
ending September 80, Fort Worth leads
The procession.
In view of what is done By Fort Worth
With only few men wo king TO promote
its conversion into the greu; city of
Texas, it is discouraging to think what
might be accomplished and what is not
accomplished because so many whose
material interests are to be advanced by
ing, in the hope that other men will do
all the work.
No man Gun consider the unequaled
distributing facilities of Fort Worth and
o the marvellous development OF the great
west without being convinced that here
might be made the one great wholesale
market ana manufacturing center O.
Texas. To make TINS Wholesale mar
ket houses must be provided for the mer-
chants who seek this city as the best
point from which TO reach the growing
half OF Texas; aud real estate owners
cannot expect such merchants to wait
six months or year for store house
when they can 20 20 other cities, having
the same railroad connection with the
west. and find business houses waiting
for occupants,
Not only are storehouses ready for
occupuny needed, but ampler hotel ac-
Communications are vitally essential. The
refrigerator and,packery will soon begin
10 make Fort Worth the great livestock
center of the Southwest; II added 10 this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
The GERMAN CELEBRATION.

The Programme at san Antonio Carried On.
in Splendid s.yle-Immenss Crowd.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. 1.-THE German
citizens Of San Antonio to-day celebrated the
landing of the first German colony in America
in magnificent manner A procession OF float
representing the most famous and important
events in German history, paradod the city.
The procession was over a mile long. Eight or
ten bands. including the Seapadores Of Mexico,
furnished the music of the parade. The great
est crowds ever known here thIonged the street
along the line Of March. Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
SPORTING.
San Antonio Races.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE last day of
the race meeting at Riverside was siimly at
tended this afternoon. The weather was fine
and the track fast.
FRS: race, mile dash, weights ten pounds be-
low. Lalla w won. Contraband second. Bla-
zetta third. Time, l:4j.
Second race, fve-eights, selling, consol alton
purse. Fo1hall won, Joe Harris second. Fancy
Boston third. Time, l:Os.
Third race, maiden two-year-olds. Gwendo-
line won, Byerena second, Tom third Time.
l:U5.
Fourth race, special trct, free for all, one mile
Jack G.................. ...............l / /
Tom G ......................k. ....... 2 2
Marshal Wilkes ..-.-.........s Z 8
Best time. 2:50I5.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

TIL only travelling persons, male or
female, at present authorized TO receive
and receipt for subscriptions to THE Ga
zETTE ARE j. E. Steedman, John p.
McDuG, J. II. Burbee, Mrs. Mi
mona Ross, Mrs. c. 3. Baugh,
W. y. Register, /. Calhoun, Miss
ANNE Shapard and Mrs. S. Kennedy.
The public are cautioned not 10 pay
money 10 any other person representing
themselves as travelling agents OF this
paper, As nll authority heretofore Issued
10 any other person than those named Is
hereby revoked.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
April IA, 1890.
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Latonia Racez.

LAroxrA RACE COURSE, Oct. I1.-First race.
one and one-eighth miles. Hamlet won, Gray
Cloud second, Bob Forsyth third. Time, I:57x.
Second race, one mile, Bobby Beach won,
Mildab second Ely third. Third. :I3A
Third race, one mile and q furiong, Marion c
won. Penn P second, vergedar third. Time.
l:557..
Fourth race. one mile. Harry Ray won, King
dom second. Douatello third. Time, 1:4IH.
Fifth race five and one-half furlonrs, MARY
Coury won, Virgin second, One Dime third.
Time, i:lzA.
sixth race, Eve and ons-half fur,ongs, BobI
won, Whitney second, onlight third. Time,
1:l0H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
West chester Races.

WEsTcHEsrER RACE CouRsE, Oct. u.-Fir..
race, fve-eighths of mile, Bradford won,
Riley Sc cond, Partridge third. Time, l:O2h.
Second race. one mile and half, Coms-To-
Taw won. Salute second, Sorrento third. Time,
2:I9
Third race, FIVE iurlonrs. Guildean Fly won,
Correction second, Evangeline third. Time.
l:lSH.
Fourth race six fur,ongs, Gascon won, La
Tosca second, Kirkover third. Time, :lIls.
Fifth race, one mile and q quarter. Iourna-
ment won, Diablo second. Senoriia third. Time,
2:lj.
Sixth race. one mile and one-sixtesnth, E!kton
won, Floodtide second, Golden Reel third. Time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

Fort Worth could offer storehouses as ap-
plications are made within the next six
months, fine hotel accommodations and
the Albuquerque road, this city would
month that wouli astound all rivals and
enrich every real estate owner in the
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

reach, when bruin struck him q blow, Telling
him to the ground. and jumping on him. BY
this time Mr.. Ramsey had reached him. armed
with club, and just in time t. beat the bear off
ana prevent it sinking its teath into Mr.. Young.
Mr.. Ramsey courageously dubbed the bear OF,
then with club in one hand and dragging Mr..
Young with the other, he retreated out Of bru-
ms reach.
Mr.. Young is now lying motionless and in q
semi CONSCIOUS state. The doctors say, though
he may possibly revive enough to set up, his
days are nearly numbered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
ESCAPED FROM JAIL.

Ibree Prisoners succeed IN Lf5arating Them.
selves From san Augustine's Jail.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN AUGUSTINE, Tex, Oct. 1l.-Fannie Pas
chal. colored, under life sentence to the peni-
Tertiary for murder: Richard, Love for burglary,
two years, and Fred Clark, ten years for murder
and two wears for assault to murder, all sue
ceeded in escaping from our JAN yesterday. The
sheriff fed them at dinner, and as was his Gus
tom allowed them to air theselves in the corri-
doris, and CLARK reached through into the lower
box with steel fork and lifted the shapler th a.
holds the bolt to the corridor and opened the
door with all ease. Fannie Richard refused 10
go. bat gave no alarm until Constable MacEeirov
went to the jail to put another man in for
drunkenness. CLARK ia a mulatto about twentv-
five years of age, I'VE feet eight or nine inches
high, vicious countenance, hair running near
corner OF eyes. He Is we'll armed and dam
gerous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
IRELAND INDEPENDENT.
The British Government will oTqr Employment

The British Government will Ofpr Employment
to All Who Want It.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE government has adj
vanced the Midland Great Western railroad
company OF Ireland fioO, 900 for the purpose Of
enabling the company to build lines to connect
the coast with the inland markets in the dis
tressed districts OF Ireland. This help afforded
to tie poor tenants By this opportunity to pro-
cure work will prove opportune, as it will ena-
bic them to earn money with which to tide over
the worst winter and to purchase potatoes for
seed in the spring. The fisheries along the Irish
Littoral will be developed by the facilities af-
to the inland towns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
Brownwcod Races.

Special to the Gazette.
brentwood, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE fair wa
well attended to-day.
First race, free-for-all trot and pace, Fuller
won Madge second. Time, 2:22l..
Second race, Novelty. Bill first and second
quarter, Bonfire third and fourth quarter.
Time, l:52.
Third race, mile heat. Brazos won. jim, D
second. Time. l:I).
The roping contest, R. D. Ledbetter OF Nc
Cullough county, first premium. Time, :5yh.
Fast mule race. Time, 2:i2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

SEATTLE. WASH. Oct. n.-Concerning his
fight with Fitzsimmons in New Orleans, Jack
Dempsey last night ssid 1T is true wrote
the president of the Olympic club OF New Or
leans accep Ing the purse offered. and told him
to send artc es of agreement, but hey have not
yet been received. would prefer to fight in the
Galveston club, for it has offered more money"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
SENT W FROM TRINIDAD.
List OF Sentences From the District Court.
Train Robbers Granted New Trials.

Train Robbers Granted New Trials.
Special to the Gazette.
TRINIDAD, COL. Oct. lin the district court
this morning Judge Gunter granted the Santa
Fe train robbers. Higgins. Gould and Nearby,
new trials. He then proceeded to SEN
tercs the following: Thomas sanderyaI.
forgery, one year ct hard labor; Harry
job lson, grand larceny, two years at hard labor;
Jake Mosemau, voluntary manslaughter eight
years at hard labor; Chas. Miller. burglary, i've
years 1T hard labor; Joseph Albright. abduction,
the second degree, for life: Noverto Griigo, to
hang the second week in November; L. c.
Flyan, enibezzlemert. two years; Charles
schargley, forgery. two years at hard labor In
every case they received their sentence with sp-
parent indifference.
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Texans Abroad.

sreoial to the Gazette.
New YORK, Oct. 11.-Hotel arrivals: San
Acknowledgements. E., Morton. Fort Worth
Cowen, ]. E., Ashland. Galveston-Homer,
Mrs. Westminster; Scott. j. H.; Sealey, Mrs.
g., Giisey House. Galveston-Sellers, II. L..
Grand Central. Texas-Cassi, Rev. H.
Westminster.
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Padre Island Improvement
Company.
PITAL STOCK $50, 900.
NOTICE..

The undersigned have formed a co-psrtner-
ship for the Transaction OF 60 neral livery,
feed and sale stable business at tn stand for
msrly occupied by Thomas Witten, corner of
Third and Throc <mortoh streets, opposite the
Ellis hotel. OuG personal attention will De
given to all business intrusted to SSe.
Only first class stock will be handled, s4H 1t
will be our aim to IN u our turnou ts thatEiost
complete in the cityA BY strict atte1tzen to
the interests of our paEo ms hope tssfherit q
share ofthe public's Patronage. q
Avery respectfully,
w. TsePRAGUR,
L. 9fFWALL,
Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. Q lsao,
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Fusion Ticket.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
ATHENS. TEX, Oct. 1.-THE Repu blican coun
" convention met here to-day and Endorsed the
Union Labor candidates, thus fusing to beat the
Democrats. Seven simon-pure Republicans
kicked out and refused to pledge themselves to
vote only as they pleased.
The Democratic candidates for state senator
and foateT sro-e here to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. J. N. Browning, candidate for
the legislature from the Jumbo district,
will speak at Abilene Tuesday, October
IA; Sweetwater, Wednesday, October
Is; Colorado, Thursday, October l6,
and Big Springs, Friday, October II.
The speaking in each case will be at
DIubt
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NOTCH

In reference to the abOvs;fStss would state
that have this day disposal ofAll NV inter-
es!s in connection wI;hlfhe livAg. feed ard
sale stable business in Ne city ofEort Worth
to Messrs. Sprague Ss.5Nall, getAr with my
good will in connecE,sK with said bGS less and
respectfully requesfBt my friends anA patrons
continuance sEr them OF thea liberal
patronage they bye bestowe upon md in tn o
past. Very RESPECTFULLY.
THOMAS WITFES.
Fort Woytks Tex, Oct. Q. 1899.
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Cattle Roplnr coatss..

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE cattle.rop-
ing contest at the fair this morning was tie