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got in. when after long, hard struggle, tney
succeeded Ia conquerinz and securing MN.
McDuffee took Burrows to jail at Linden TINS
afternoon. strapped hand ana ioVs,
in front of him crosswise. . gu
his horse his head on one side and feet on t sne
other The position was very paininl one; ou T.;
he was not allo we'd to rest until LANDED sasy =,
iail He had ST. ,OOO Mr. Age and MT. rIsnsr.
both superintendents of the southern eApTh a
company. left late last night for Linden: ine
whole amo unit of reward for Burrows Is s90oo, u
which McDuffee will receive large share.
SHARP BUT F4rAL RUsE. A..
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. s.-Rube Bnrro"s, w
note outlaw and train robbei who was captuteu
Yesterday and Jailed at Linden, Ala, was sn ~
and killed about daylight this morning by .. y.
Carter one of his c2ptors. Last night hniro sSs
was placed inside the sherlhs once, Inso IS
the iail, under guard Of McDudee: one tn
his captors, and a negro named Carter me
the money found on burrows. The outia"
hands and feet were tied. Early this morning
Ne complained Of being hungry and McDnnee
answered that he had nothing to eat pan %
saddle bags taken from the prisoner were Sins
in the corner of the room. nave SOM; iII
crackers in nv sadd!e.baes. II you WI.
hand them to me. SAID 'ne o IN,
law. McDuffee did so without open ing
them. Burrows, instead OF crackers. oIew
forth a pair of pistols, and, covering MeDIIie &c
and the negro, orde red them TO unite NM ~ -
they did and keeping them IN front OF mn t ~
walked out of the font door. DE tneI as Ne
for mis- money and started to the hoteI 70 r. =,
cover il off Carter, who had it. The men openeu
fire and burrows was killed, while OAf'ef Fe
ceiyed an ugly wound in the breast.
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!, D5sala,sS sTocKAES.
The Mckinley Bill Works Disaster on the
Frontier at Eagle Pass-1he 0attie
Trade Most seriously Affected.

Special to the Gazette.
EAGLE PASS, TEX. Oct. S.-The erect
of the Mckinley bill Is already severely
felt in this section of the frontier'
Owing to the clause placing tax OF
$40 per head on imported horses
MANY of the local buyers have lett heret
saving that there is no use 10 aiteup'
doing anything so long as tho tax Is III
force Thus business which was rap
idly developing and promised 10 make
Eagle Pass one of the largest horse mar
kpts on the continent, il not IN the Worlo, ,
has been nipped in the bud.
The cattle trade of this section is even
more disastrously affected. 1t has been the
habit of the ranchers to run their nerus
on the Mexican side of the river, Where
range is better and cheaper. The NC
KinIey tariff is the enormous sum OF GOV
ner head. When the bill passed the
Texas rauchmen began gathering their
Mexican herds in the hope OF crossing
them to the American side before the
hill became active. They were unsuc-
cessful. The case of Ranchman Blocker
will serve As a sample. His men Workeu
like beavers, and the day before the la"
went into effect had crossed severa
thousand of the heard on the Mexican
| hank near the town ford. Inc en-
fire time was spent in the endeavo'
to force the cattle across. DespiI'
! the experieuced cowboys and trained
Monies thew 'milled' and stampeded
again AMI again. When night come
th<berd had separated, and some Jew o.
Them had crossed to this side, TN
| others had stsmpeded uaci
-. Tho h-usb These latter ar
now practically Mexican cattle, as the
mus. he sold in that country. 1t was
haantitul exhibition OF craftsmanship, O
viewed by crowds on this bank, but
did no good. Blocker is the most dis
gusted man in Texas.
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RUDE BURROWS DEAD.
. Rather Proad Assertion, But Fact New r
theless-s,ory Of His Capture and His
Last Desperate Effort.

DEMoPoL1s, ALA, Oct. s.-festetoay ai'ef-
noon in South Ma:ingo Mr.. 1onn McDunee ana
others sent ont by the Southern express COM
pany captured the real, genuine huoe burrows.
De had passed through Monroe, and has been
j. u.~,r,o IN, the last few days. Detectives,
as.isted by deputy sheriffs. have been close be-
bind him in this county since Sunday. TODAY
Mr.. McDufee came upon Rnbe. who had taken
ysnged with two coiored men to go In the house
os.ensibiy for so ne other purpose Ruse had
placed his rifs in corner OF the room,
The darEies engaged him in conversation
and then suddenly grabbed hin by his hands.
ppsyroes dsspefately until McDuffee and others
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
To Meet In Nineteenth Annual Session at Hous-
ton, Tex. special Railway Rates.

tn Meet in Nineteenth Ann ual Session at Hous-
ton. Tex. spec ial Railway Rates.
The nineteenth annual session OF this
body will be held in Houston, Tex IN
the Antioch Baptist cnurch-Rev. j.
Yates, pastor - beginning wednesday,
october Is, 1890. This will undoubtedly
he the greatest gathering in the history
of the convention. Every man auo
woman who by word or act or presence
desires to see Gods word spread all over
Texas and add to the Importance oil this
meetinp is invited to attend. Every
nhase of our denominational work, en-
Tracing missions, home and foreign,
educat;onal. what the Baptist women OF
TaYas are doing, etc. will be discussed.
Every church, association, institute and
missionary society should be represented.
churches. associations and other Baptist
organizations can be represented for 80
each. Individual annual membership,
So so. Life memb, rship, $40. My
brotber or sister, if you cannot come
send what you eau to Rev. A. X. Grl2gs,
Houston, Tex, from now TIL the con-
yention closes. DR.. william j. Simmons
ID. d. L. L. D., will preach the intro
ductory sermon. DR.. j. ii. Garnett'
missionary sermon. anu fFotessoi IL. ~
williams, the educational sermon. me
distinguished DR.. McVicker ,superlntenu-
ent of the educational work A. b. ID. NJ d.
s. will be present, and others. me rail-
| roads of the state have granted -FOUR
cents round trip tickets. Tickets Will pe
sold October IS, IA and Is, good return
ing till the oath. Thus you see you can
visi, the Preachers cooperation asso-
| c,atiou at the same place as convention
| Ootober IA. Both OF these bodies will
have profitable programmes. Those who
live ON the Texas and Pacific can pur-
chase tickets only between Clarkesvilie
and Longview junction. thence on th'
International and Great Northern. Oul
committees will meet all trains.
DAVID ABNER, JR.
Corresponding Secretary State Conven'
| ton,
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EXTRA SESSION TALK.
If the Democrats Carry the Elections an
Extra Session will be Called.
Ohio Republicans Desperate for Want OF Cam
paign Funds-Civil srrv'cs Rules De-
fied-Texas Census.
Nothing but Rumor.


Special to the Gszetre.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Am extra ses-
sion rumor has been floating arounu
Washington to-day gathering strength
every hour, until Tonight II mas assumed
the shape of report on GOOD authority
The foundation for the report Is tha' Tue
administration must impress upon the
negro that the force bill has not oeen
but will be passed at tue
NEXT session, and that it will be in work
ing order for the presidential election III
1892. The Republicans OF the Hoar
strine are dead-set on Harrison calling
an extra session, not alone for the pur-
pose of passing the force Dill, put 10 pssS
the Dunnell apportionment DILL "hich
ia ready to report when congress meets
There are no senators In town at LUIS
time and therefore no one can oe iouhu
who is able TO speak win autnorils
on.the subject. 1t has been hlnted tna'
the call for an extra session Will Dc ue
| termined the day after the eiec'iou. 80
the Democrats win an extra sessieafu
he called more for the purpose of passing
the force bill than anything else. But
the probabilities are that the Dill Will
never become law.
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS
ore desnerate. The Republican national
campaign committee, it appears, are not
sending enough Doodle into the Buckeye
districts. and for the purpose OF bleeding
government clerks the Ohio Republican
association held special meeting last
pipht TO devise ways and means
for raising funds. Mr.. Chllds, chiei
clerk of the census Office, who is presl-
dent of the association, presided. he
introduced Hon. VIM. NJ. Hahn, chair-
man of the Republican committee OF
Ohio. Mr.. Hahn has come Gil the
way from Ohio to inform the Buckley
office-holders Just what Is expected OF
Them in the way of contributions. lie
told the members of the association tha'
the Republicans are in position to make
considerable capital out of the fact tbal
Governor Campbell had been compelled
to call an extra session to get rid OF ais
honest Cincinnati officials, but what Ohl'
Renublicaus needed was cash contrlnu'
,ions Some of the members tried u
save their money by referring to the ciVl
service law, which made 1t crime U
contribute to party cause. Hahn sai'
thew need not be uneasy. He would nh'
a way to accept their contrlDu
lions. Mr.. Childs headed the lis
nf contributions by subscribing $40
and the others, like sheep, followed Ii
, his wake, only their amounts were no
40 large. Now the question Is, '"i
Harrison's civil service commissioner
, force the law and protect the clerks.
FOURTH TEXAS DISTRICT.
The census office to-day announced IN
nonulatiou for the Fourth Texas dlstrlc
hy counties and towns as follows:
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night and a thousand times more terrible.
His? Oh, no! The major has his own
dressing-room. He would no sooner
think of leaving an article of his ciothine
in his wife's bedroom than he would OF
placing an Nihilist bomb under the oed.
What should he do? Why, what couia
be do but shriek-shriek out the halne VI
his wicked young wife and then hunt Ior
his revolver. Her name Is Ellzapeth'
but he always calls her Bess or BESSIE
However, this time Bessie wouldn 90
So with a terrible flourish of the arm ne
straiehtened himself up and yelled:
Elizabeth!'
"why, major. is that you? Is 1t very
late?'' she TRANQUILITY replied -,
elizabeth, those trousers. say
ooh. come TO bed, you old ninny.
That's only my divided skirt!
"Ha, hal" roared the major, sinking
limp and GREATNESS Into omar,
knew 1t, l knew it all the while. was
only fooling, Bessie. CLARA BELLE
Copyright, 1890.
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WHOLESALE CATTLE STEALING.

r,,ensivs Operations in the SIMPSONS Ar
rests and Others to Follow.
Apx.ysAs CRY, KAN, Oct. s.-Omcers are
after n gang Of cattle thieves who have been
.-.,,no for months in the Cherokee Strip
.on,b of this city. L. W. Wallace, cowboy,
,,.s piyeu hearing in this city yesterday,
charged with stealing cattle received from
butchers, pens here. but was DISCHARGED on
Commodities. He was immediately reafres1ed,
hamsvsr with John Beach from the kaw
ao%e They are charged with stealing cattle
in The Territory and selling them In Arkansas,
I'D are believed 10 belong 10 regular organiz ed
a saus mo have been stealing cattle by the
SSho' esale. In order to retaiiate, they had Cat
~ Jnsnector Albert Burnett and Sheriff Gibson
1874 for shooting with intent to KILL Cattle
men are hot the trail OF The .hieGss .h ana sew
e. 49,. vii, follow stolen cattls in that city
alone will up to hundreds. r,9 Others were S
SUI SOLE c;t,e, IN Ok ahoma, and many driven to
tbis CITY and other cities in Kansas.
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Aurr,ra Session Predicted.

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-The Mail and
Exnress has the following Washington
snecial: IL is stated on what should be
rood authority that President Harrison
will call an extra session of congress
November IL to consider and pass the
Federal election law. The same author
inv tells me that before he left the city
Senator Aldrich had an interview WIN
the president, and during that call Mr..
Harrison told the senator he wanted the
hill nassed. and before the second session
began. and It was understood that an
extra session would be called. There
will he no trouble in passing the bill IN
the senate. although the Democrats Will
en6eayor 10 talk il to death, but should
an extra session be called 1t will not last
long and the Federal election bill will be
a law before 1t adiourns. Tne news OF an
extra session is SO surprising at this time
that il seems hardly probable, yet IN
lso,sirys an. the senate side of the capitol
I s6au.ai II ia almost an accepted fact, and
that nrenaratious are being made for the
converting of the senate early after the
| November election. Several OF the SEN
e,or,s clerks and large number of SEN
ate employees are here working with the
view of an extra session. but still there
ars many who will not believe the news,
| although the authority for It Is good.
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1oca, ONION a. Floresville.

r,oRysyrILE, TEX Oct. s.-Locah option has
hssn tried here for years, and has proven an
almost total failure. There are no less than
60. re,itions in CT culation asking for an cleo
.inr The law has been constantly violated,
INIT il anybody has ever been arrested or fined
oe correspondent has not heard OF it.. It is
ddesmed certainty that the law will be re-
pealled.
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Inv counties and towns as follows:

The total population Of the district Is
362. 600. In 1880 it was 2ss, ass, an M
crease of 60 ,544. or 2l.29 per cent. ms
includes the convict camps, with total
nonulation of 1913, not distributed by
counties when the population was first
announced.
Cities and towns: Brennan, popuia-
ton 1890. 1858; increase, 5S2. calvert,
population 1890. 1929; increase, $40.
PENSION AND POSTAL MATTERS.
Pensions granted to Texans: Original
David Spencer, Ell Paso; George w.
Rains, Tioga; Robert Ferriii' Fort
Davis,
Increase, ". j. Lane, Hillsboro; j.
Nj. Comparet, Blanco.
original widows-Angelios l., WIDOW Oh
John L. Haines, Austin
Nev nostoffices established: George s.
Kelly. Bronte, Cooke county; Joseph A.
BLACK, Streetor, Mason county; Dayton
Balfour, Utica, Smith county.
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FOR MARRIED FOLKS.

NocoNA, TEX, April Is, l5JJ.
To the Gazette.
DEAR SIRs-Received the Eucyciopedla
all right. The book is all that Is elatMS&
for it. l only wish that I,h$sahAs fgot
one ten years ago, EhSS nrst mar,
ried. 1 woulaa sH1end them 10 ana
young eael s7hey are brimful OF good
sak3Sf6e aud instruction. Please accept
nv thanks. Yours, F. b. STUMP.
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herself in her part
or by remaining
continually master
of her actions. l
heard a most popu-
lar leading actor
relate an interesting
anecdote on THIS
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TWO GIRLS MURDERED.

They Are Followed From School by Human
Fiend, Outraged and Murdered.
CUMBERLAND, ONT, Oct. S.-Mary
and Eliza MoGouigle, aged fourteen and
twelve years respectively, daughters OF
james McGonigle, living near here, who
attended the village school, started for
home after school Tuesday evening.
They were last seen about mile from
home, but were being followed by man
named Narcisse Lorreque. The bodies
of tho girls were found last night by nm
exploring party of villagers. Both had
beeu outraged aud murdered. Lorreque
is under arrest on suspicion of being the
murderer. ,sxassss + ~
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,ce ,piII send the improved High Ss9 ma
chine and paper one year
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CLARA BELLE.
How an Actor Was 0verpOwered
by Kisses and Embraces.
How Swell Autumn Dinner May be
Replete With Original Effects.
Queen Of Roumania.
The Moving Season-why Do Fashionapi
Women Go to Pieces SO Eurly in LIEF
How Whisky Nakas = Nan Jealous.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. Z.
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Comirg back TO home interests, anu
my readers own feminine usages, let me
tell you that If you iatend TO give swell
dinner this autumn you must devise ORR
ginal effects. For Instance, you must
issue invitations for a diner d'automne.
and trim your dining room with autumn
leaves of the brightest hues obtainaple.
Then, In the center OF your table you
must place huge epergne, which you
must load down with fruit set of with
leaves, and at each of the four corners OF
the table ,ol must place large silver
or china caudelabrum, about the arms
of which trail white, black aud
purple grapes. Festoons OF these grapes
must reach TO the cloth and end at the
base OF the epergne. No flowers must bt
visible; all leaves ana vines In the rich
tiu.., 50 plentiful IN October and early
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may be seen ana luterSie"eu eo'i' 1'
evening, for after dinner the major gives
himself up to his young wife, gong 10
the thester, opera, reception, OF "nal
not. Sometimes, but rarely, the major
stevs out late-not more than three times
| a year. however, then he is apt to
come home more near sighted than ever.
| Strange TO say, when he has drunk
! little too much wine, the major becomes
! ss Jealous as a Turk. He imagines that
his Young wife is IN love with every male
friend who visits the house. and fremoles
when he sets out for home lest he ind an
empty bed and a note saying that sue has
gone with younger man.
| "A few nights ago the major returned
from the club, to tell the honest truth,
in q state of unseemly notwithstanding
is. for him, for the major. He stumoi
nm stars, bumped against the door,
struck against the sharp edge OF the
table, rebounded, only to fetch NJ
against heavy dressiDg-case. Here ne
steadied himself aud reached for the gas.
The globe was covered by heavy shade,
SO as to make the turning up of the ga'
less likely TO awaken the young wife
Hence. as he turned the fame on, The
room was only dimly lighted. The ma
ior's first motion vas to give glance q
the bed, to see If the young wife was II
her accustomed place. for the wine cup
as have said, transformed the majo
from trustful husband into monste
of jealousy and suspicion.
, Horror! What does he see9
A pair of black trousers are lying Of
, the bed. The cold perspirations bead
, upon his forehead and his tongue feel
) about for q bit of moisture. He look
, again. and still once more, but thos
, trousers are forever there. black as Ia
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November. Your sherbets and Ices mus
all simulate fruit of various kinds. Fo'
boutonniers, make use of colored leaves
and for favors distribute pins OF enam
eled leaves to the ladies and grains
yellow corn set in guise of scarf-pins L
the gentlemen.
Dinner cards should have spray @
autumn leaves with some kind OF iru.
pafnted in the corner, and your eues'
should be requested TO use vines an
leaves in trimming their dinner toners
A figure of the goddess Ceres shonld
nrom1neut on the mautei and be appro
priately hung with vines and festoons
tiny apples and nuts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
ME-. STEWART TAKE s CHANGE.
No appointments Have Been Made
outside Of that of the Assistant
POstnahier.

No appointments Have Been Made
Outside Of that of the Assistant
POsIniRsIer.
Postmaster Daniel r. Stewart was
found in bic private ofiioe in the Federal
Building Monday morning in close contab
with ex-Postmaster Colonel TAYLOR.
After eourteously acknowledging the
congratulations of the reporter, the new
offieial In reply to queries as TO whether
ne had made any appointments sm;lingIy
sdverted TO the news he had heard Monday
morning in relation to certain alleged ap
3ointments in the post-ofiioe announced
in morning paper.
tits the first have heard of il. L
took charge only this morning and have
made no appointments whatever outside
OF that OF Assistant Pcstrn aster Ooyle.
He is ON duty to-day"
"Yes, that il all mess of trash about
Asbury Sterling, his collection OF msils.
night duty and other routine Of work. 1
saw the man, believe once but don't
know him. The statements made are en-
tireiy unauthorized. When have deter
mined on the new appointments shall
cheeffuily Inform the newspapers and
that without discrimination. There will be
no secrets or anything to withhold in this
object to which the public ia entitled to be
informed upon"
"There may be some changes soon,n
Mr.. Stewart continued, Sin the clerical
force, but at any rate all the letter CARR.
ers will be retained until their term Of
vacation is over"
Coroner Gamble summoned a iury
which held an inquest on Monday night.
After hearing the evidence the Jury rem
dered the following verdict
This jury finds that Walter lamar Prin-
kett came to his death from pistol shot
wound received at tho hands of some per-
son unknown to ths Jury. The inrv also
recommend that William A. Pierce be- held
In custody for an investigation of the case
by the grand jury.
On this recomm ndation Coroner Gam.
bic took Pierce to the Oity Hall, were he
was iocked up.