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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
ROTEL ARRIY-iLS.



2 Crowdus, w McClanahan, William Nc
C.annahan. st Louis; W NJ Griffith. Waco; Nus
Noble Howard, Vernon; S Lechtenstein. New
Y 'rk; L. lizard, Hem ;etta; i Nuckols, N
hields, Cniliicothe; w Cavitt. Bryan; Z
Simpson. New York; Louis Else, Cllu NIB IA: ]
ID Grant. @ leen aud Crescent route; George q
RUSH, New York; J J Prics, Santa Fe railway; j
J Combs, Qlau:h; H w Chapman, New Yor&i
II o eJa. Detroit; J L Patrick, Gainesville;
Ware, Fort Worth and D-nver City railwly;
John Fornwats, Balinger; Joseph A Kemp,
Wichita Fails; d ris French, New York; q
Arnold. Dallas; W A Battaih, st Louis; c w
travis, Dublin. TSx; + Ju iy, Eddy, Y;
Theodt re JONES Baltimore. Nj; P > simons.
Cincinnati, Ohio; Nm II Davis. Chicago; j n
Browning, Clarendon, Tex; Thomas Lawrence.
Cleburne. Tex; Lawrence Harris, Burlington
Hawk Eye; " E Chockley. Texas; B PArro t,
Waco, rex: Thomas Bugbee. Kansas City:
Ar nur w FIN, houston, Tex, J. Starting,
T and railway; Frank Diball, sparta, Tenn;
J T Losan. Pacific express company; g Q Bat
lie, Texa' an Pacific railway L Rom6 rS,
Austin: T Wordsworth, springtown: a Har-
din. a II Aylesworh. Smith, Chicago; Jas
E Bould N.Y. L Harris, Aas.il; W Evans.
Gearsdori, S. LOUIS H Known, New York; @
7 Dye, Cincinnati, onio; john Rausch. H
Parker, St louis; " Il Livingston, Dallas; Geo
AT THE ELLIS.
George Peterson, Parsons, Kan; ] Will
liams. Syracuse, N Y; G W Bennett. Rochester,
n Y; W II bordeaux, Texas; Tolson, Sher-
man; Charles Il Coo;tlee. Cincinnati. ohio;
man; John . Whitehursr, New York city; II
Keenan,, ezis; d Loring. Boston, Mass:
Charles \ Gardner and wifi, Sidney Ellis and
wife, Ere Ierick Roberts. Gustave Kline, Miss
Pepee Nader, New York city; r Prince, w T
Harris, Dallas: N Mulchay and wi. e. New York;
o NJ D che and wife, Byron Johnson. Dallas;
John McCriew, Dallas; Jas Thor;er and vie.
Boston; Robt Ferguson and wife, Baltimore;
Tonaz Corandi, New YORK; Ayes orth.
Chicago; Hugo Hicks, John Ward, Gardner Co..
l. Wolf Texas; w II Williams, New York;
Fred A Wnchel. st Louis. Mo; L Tune, d IL
las: n See, Rev Y rk; Dan NJ Las leI. Caves
ton; S NJ Robinson, ncinnaii, Ohio; Geo
Neson. Milwaukee,; Go ID Evans. Cuicag
Batry, New York City; Guy Spencer, Green
vile; Max Pfeffer, Texas.
AT THE MANSION.
A Newly, " chta FAILS; Gilleard
Dougherty Decatur; w Spell, hi lsboro; w
Canlv, Chicago; l. Mason, Greenville, George
" Bonyar, Lexington; Cage, Stepheusyille;
: Tower and sister, Purcell, l 7; James w
Vincent, The Empire; j eaver. Washington;
Mrs Bird, L Bird. Sedalia, Mo; j b Willis,
81 Louis. Mo; Charles Hunter, lie idviI.e, Col;
Mrs Hattie III Sumner and son, Denver,
Col; D Foster, Indian TIE ritory;
: am Sherman, Chas Pate son, A Upper,
Wittinger. II Nortan, ChIs Shaw, w PattIn.
Sells Bros Circu3; Mrs Strattan and CHI Id.
Mrs White, Cleburne; W Evans, Dallas: N
GRsnel, Vernon; A O'Rear, Desdemonia;
Miss l. \ Pc erson. Tuscaloosa, Ala; Mrs w
Lane. Pecos City; LaShelle. Dallas;
Whe .ler, Duncan Clark. Columbus, Ohio; A
Anderson St Louis, Mo; Il q Ellis. Cincinnati
Ohio; w Davis, Ronham; II Moutan, Lou
iSIana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
A "IIMELY" PRESENTATION.
j. NJ. Lee rendered n Banquet and Pre-
sented With Watch and Chain.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO. TEX, Oct l3.-At the parlors Of the
Pacific hotel tonight there was grand
presentation and banquet. All the
officers and many of the employees
of the Waco and Northwestern
division of the Houston and Texas Central were
present. The purpose OF the assembly 10
present to re iring Superintendent j. NJ. Lee,
line gold ZACH AMI chain suitably inscribed.
Mai Lee recently removed from the
tina, part OF the route from Bremen 10 Albany to
the southern division from Houston to II aarne
and Austin, and from HeArne to benson.
Major Donald Allen succeeded Major
Lee the Waco and Northwestern
division, and he was part pant in the pre-
sentation toni ht. 1t was ri ,ht royal affair
Conductors. master m chanlcs, ST ecial agents
and station age hts uniting in the expression of
respect to the trans -errel su Derinte ndent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The cholera epidemic continues at Barcelona,
Spain. A special hospital has been erected
there for the sufferers.
Colonel Kunticel, who is in charge OF affairs
Tlcino, Switzerland, in behalf OF the national
government, has rendered his resignation on the
ground that it is impossible to reinstate the old
government there without bloodshed.
There were sc6 delegates present at the social
ist congress which convened at Halle. Germany,
Sunday. of whom S4l were from different parts
of Germany. two from Great Britain, two from
France, three from Switzerland, three from
Austria, five from Russia and one from Belgium.
Another OF the columns supporting the cele-
brated Carts bridge, which spans the Moldan
river at Hague. and which was damaged by the
recent foods, has collapsed. Six persons were
seriously injured.
Thomas P. Murphy of North Conway, N. n. +,
who twenty years ago was crganist in the house
OF the ear OF Gainesborough. and who clandes-
tineiy married and came to this country with
Lady Blanch, the earl's eldest daughter. died
Sunday IN the Carney HOSPITAL at Boston. MSS,
CT typhoid fever. Lady Bl1nch died eight years
ago and her remains were taken to Englend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
The LAST DAYS.
Arrangements for the Pompeiian Fete.
Secure Your Seats.

Arrangements for the Pompeiian Fete.
Secure Your Seats.
The Last DAYS OF Pompeli begin on
Saturday niGht-just five more days.
Hare you secured your boxes yet?
The prospects now are that there will
be Zig attendance. Manager Skih
said Yesterday.
"We have our advertising IN lS6 pa
pers in Texas, and our posters are M all
over the state. II people do not flock
into Fort worth ii will he because you
cam get them here. - -
The managers ere getting along well
with their work on the grounds, md il
the weather continues good everything
will be in tip-top shape on Saturday
night. Carload after carload of canvas
has been unloaded there within
the past two days, not 10
mention heavy iron castings, costumes
and parapherualia generally. One car
load of powder has been received and
more Is IN the way. Workmen are now
at work on several boats of large di-
mensions to be used in the bay of Naples.
MIR. Barron, the chairman of the cham
Der of commerce committee engaged in
placing the $50 boxes guaranteed by the
fifteen Fort Worth gentlemen, reports an
increasing interest as The opening day
draws near. Some eighty boxes have
now been taken.
1t is hoped that the citizens will re-
member that the members OF this COM
mittee, for the cIty's good, have ohli-
gated themselves in the sum of SIS, 900,
from which the sale of these tickets,
only, will release them, aud under the
a
port them by purchasing reserved seats
In the boxes, rather tnau by taking infe-
rior seats elewhere.
These boxes can be secured at the fol-
lowing places:
Fort Worth Pharmacy Co.
Hirshfield s Williams.
l.. {. Pit.
Pirkwick hotel.
Ellis hotel news stand.
Howard Tully.
Swayue, Allen & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14

DR.. W. A.. Adams returned yesterday from
Clarendon, Tex. :
Mr.. B. B. Parrot of Waco is in the city stoas
ping at he Fickwick. Ia
A. T. Johnson. a prominent lawyer OF Waf1R
ington, d. c.. is in the city.
Hon. seth Shepard of Dallas was in Fort
Worth yesterday on business.
r. Hardin, representing the Horseman oil
Chicago. was in the city yesterday and called at
this office. .
Harry R. Overton, press agent for the ]. -
Bennett circus Is in the city preparing the X4S:
They exhibit here Friday and Saturday. ~
Mrs. NJ. H. Garrett of Wolfe chg HUM
county. Tex, and Mrs. V. Jack on asthe ~
hotel, Swe.twater, Tex, are visiaMg st
Browns on the South Side. X x
Marshal j. c. Arnold OF Dallas, 6StSfof the
most efficient police officers in he state, was in
Fort Worth yesterday to give evidence in case
pending III the district court.
Mr.. j. w. Wray has returned from an extend
ed trip. He finds properly in Fort Worth cheaper
than at great many aces OF much sinai er size
Fort Worth than ever.
Mr.. G. T. DYE of Dallas was in the city yes
terday arranging for lecture here by Henry
George, to occur on November l3. He says th at
several other fa nous people will be brought here
during the course OF the winter.
Mr.. James Van Arsdsll, a prominent citizen
of Harrodsburg. KY, is in the city, the guest OF
Mir G. b. Paxton, secretary of the Union stock
yards and packery company. Mr. Van Arsdall
will probably take up permanent residence in
Fort Worth.
Prof. Windsor and wife left yesterday for Dali
las, where they will remain during the Texas
state fair and then make tour Of the state.
Prof. and Mrs. Windsor had q very successful
visit to Fort " orth and gained in ducats as we'll
reputation for standing at the head OF their
profession.
Hon. J. N Browning, known in the Pam
handle and West Texas as Honest Jim Brown
ing, of Clarerdon, STOPPED in the city last
night. MIR. Browning is on his way West TO
look after his political fences, he being a candi-
date for the legislature from the Jumbo district
with every aspect Of success, having alTeauy u,
grand record in that body where he has served
several terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14

population was small that the supervisors
punched them together and enumerated them
as one county. The population in Pecos and
Presidio counties were decreased as shown by
table. The population by counties is as follows:
Counties, Andrews; popu .stion, 26i; increase,
Counties. Ector. Loving. Winsler. Bailey,
Hale. Lamb: population, III; increase, ~.
Counties, Borden, Dawson; population, PSI;
increase, 49,.
Counties, Brewster. Buchel, Foley; populs-
ton, 1854: Increase, 1924.
Counties. Castro, Farmer, swisher; popula-
ton, lis; increase. III.
Counties, Cochran. Crosby, Cara, popula-
ton, Al; increase, 255.
Counties. Hockley, Lubbock, Lynn, Coke;
population, 2I37; increase, 2oi7.
Counties, Crane, Upston, Ward; population,
IL; increase. Ii2.
Counties, Crockett, schleicher Sutton; popu-
lation. giS; increase, s5l.
County, Ell Paso; population, Is, rs; increase,
II. SS5.
Counties, Gerry. Yoakum: population, e3S5
Counties. Glas- cock, Martin; population, AZ;
increase 460.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
John Mercer Langston,

John Mercer Langton, for whom the
Republicans unseated Congressman Ven-
able of the Fourth Virginia district, was
born slave in Louisa county, Va, in
1929. His father was Ralph QuarIes, q
white man, belonging to one of the
wealthy and respectable families of the
Old Dominion. His mother was his
fathers slave, and in blood was q mix
ture of Indian, Anglo Sax n and negro.
Her name was Langston, aud by her
Quarles had three sons, named re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14

FL Paso 10, SIG. an increase in ten years of d.
lOt, or lS12 - per cent.
Census officials say the growth of El Paso is
The most remarkable of any Southern city, and
according 10 the increaie will soon be the lead
ing Southern city.
Mrs. Emily w. Neyland of Texas has resigned
q sl4O0 clerkshin in the general land office.
CONGRESSMAN Hare was present a. converting
OF October term of Ulited States supreme court
Among wall known LAWYERS admitted to practice
was j. w. Stephens of W=a'harford. ex.
General superintendent OF railway mail SER
vice has issued the following no ice: This Of
nee is officially informed that by act of leg
stature the coun lea OF Chaves and Eddy were
formed ont of the county of Lincoln Territory OF
New Mexico, Lincoln county owever. to remain
"a now Constit Ited until January 1891. Ihe post
offices in these new counties are as follows:
seven Rivers at Eddy, c.. H. Loo ont, Eddy
COUNTY: Roosevelt, Charles county. postmasters
commissioned: Caleb o. Storps, Pilgrims
Lake, ami Mary S. Collins, Fimms City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
BUSiN NESS.
A HEAVY FAILURE.
n ALa' EAA-SAA
Srecial to the Gazette.

Q 7 tNIHI TO IIIe ItZtIIe.
Houston, TEX, Oct. 1s.-Five months ago
Wallace WagGener & Co, wholesale grocers,
moved from Dallas To H ou Sto and star e out
bv do enormous business. but before
leaving Dallas they rad & good deal of out
Standing paper maturing in the fall. To-day
they were unable to lquIdate their
Dllla' indebted Tess AMI assigned, naming
Wiliilm Christian of 7. W. H,u3='s banl as
assignee Liabi tiles, s30J. 90 assets SAID TO be
about the same, bat us yet no schedule has been
made out. 1t is sail that Chicago and New
York parties will lake hold of affairs and place
the firm on footing to at once resume business.
At present it is mpJSs. BILE to G at all fac no
suits or attachments have been flied through the
Ha riS court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
Indications

WASHINGTON, Oct. B.-The storm central yes
terlay morning in Western Iowa has developed
and is now central in the vicinity OF Lacrosse,
Wis, and its infiuenc, is felt from the Texas
coast to Lake Superior. High winds accompany
The storm on Lake Michiran and in the Misss-
siypi Valley and the Northwest. high area
follows from the North Pacific. The storm east
of Nova Scotia is slowly disapp airing. Rain
prevails from Texas 10 Dako. ., and in the Mis-
.is'ippi Valley and lake region to Western
Pennsylvania.
Forecast till o. N. Tuesday-For Eastern
Texas-Rains, followed by fair weather IN ex-
treme northwest portion. uorthwesterly winds,
slightly cooler with sight norther
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
The Tnbernncle.

Rev. Morgan Wells preached 10 q large house
last night at the tabernacle on the prodis gal son
BE told with glowing thought how the boy left
home, md his father gave him his share OF the
goods: how he feli as he left the old home, tue
old farm. his o a father and mother, and now he
took last farewell look at his old room AMI
res ing place ami bid his brother ami all adieu;
how he went H. forth, like many boys to see
the NO d. and ie got his old fai hers counsel and
has mothers rayrrs; hoS he tried 10 be a man
by beng sinful. and as many boys do-sowed his
Wild oats and reaoed a whir wind. Then unlike
many sinful boys ard men he repented and said
81 will arise aud so 10 my father and be Tor
given, and he did, and was received with Joy
in his iather's arms. Thus may every sin SICK
sonl arise and so 10 their Heavenly Father. who
Will receive them with .ove, for there is 10y in
heaven over ore sinner that repenieth.
A deep impression followed the discourse,
h. after service was conducted by Warren
Collins and DR.. Tinnou. Several raised their
hands for prayer.
Mr.. Wells breaches again tonight. Chri :
tians are invited 10 come and attend these
growinL meetings.
The tsbersscle Is dry and comfortable.
The monthly meeting OF the Bethel Boasl kss,-
be held to-day II t:SU. x~-un<@ 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14

HALLE, Oct. l3.-At to-dsy's session OF the
socialist congress Herr Singer made an address,
in which he pointed out that the attendance at
The congress Of delegates from Psris London,
Copenhager, Geneva. Warsaw. Vienna The
Hague and stockholm CARED out the prediction
of Karl Marx to the effect that proiiiarians OF
ali countries would eventually unite to fulfill
he mission OF socialism and effect the liberation
OF suffering humanity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
SPORTING.


LAToNIA, N Y, Oct. IL Il First race, four fur =
longs, Paoli won, Spider second, Belle of
Springfield third. Time, 80.
Second race, four furlongs, Perry Royal won.
Matte Allen second. Fannie L third. Time, 81.
Third race, one la )e ana s, venty yards. Neva
c won, Grey Cloud second, Eugenia third.
Tina. 1850.
Fourth race. one mile and twenty wards, Ire
land won. Aunt Kate second. Lady Blackburn
third. Time, la.
Fifth race, one mile. Temper Fidele won,
RoSeland second, Betty Seldom third Time,
l:iis..
sixth race. six furlo,gs, Dundee won, Ma
Belle second, Chimes third. lime, 1:lsla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
POLITICAL.
VarIou, Matters OF Politi zeal Interest from III
Lone star state and Other rolnts-A
Sensation ut Louisville.
Srecial TO the Gazette.

Srecial TO the Gazette.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. ia political sensa-
ton was created here this morning, and the
Democrats we've made happy by the withdrawal
of John W. Headly from the congressional race
in the Fifth congressioH 81 district. This viii
save Congressman Caruth his political scalp, as
with both the latter and Hesdiy in the race the
election of 81. John Boyle, Republi- an nominee
was almost certain The original split was over
The work of some OF the leaders at primaries.
HON. a. n. CARTER AT WATERFORD.
Special to the Gazette.
WEAT -EsFoRD, Tex. Oct i3.-Hon. A. M.
Carter of F II Worth, Democratic nominee FOR
state sena or from this distric addressed the
people OF TINS Community at the courthouse in
is city at o'clobk this afternoon, giviuy his
views on the state policy.
MISSISSIPPI CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
JACKSON. AIss.. Oct. - The constis % tional
ysn8vention to-day disposed of the much dis
cusssd section of judiciary report striking oul
certain words aud inserting an amendment pro-
posed by Col. H. l.. Au drew. as
follows: Tns suprems court shall havs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
Nnr,hwestsrn Lea-us cIosad.

PORTLAND. OREGON, Oct. 1s.-The season Of
the Northwestern base ball league closed yes
terd1y. The standing OF the four clubs in the
league is as follows: Spokane Falls. Tacoma,
Seattle and Portland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14


WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-Justice Miller died at
1872 p. m.
Samuel Freeman Miller was born in Rich
mond, Ky, April 5, 1916. His father emil
grated from Reading in 1872 to Rich
mond, where the future justice OF the
supreme court was born April 5, 1876.
His mother was daughter of parents who had
removed 10 Kentucky from North Carolina be-
fore her birth. His early wears were spent upon
a farm. but the drudGery Of agriculture
was source of discomfort to him,
ard emu o! m Mt in drug store
gave him al opportunity for reading
IN dicine. He graduated IN the medical depart
ment OF the Iransval, N. Y, university when
twenty-five wears of ,e. ana entered upon the
practice of medicine in Knox county,. KY. He
had been married in the meantime. and be gan
the study OF law and was admitted to the bar
in 1871. In l 6! Prssiden Lincoln appointed
Miller associate Justice of the supre court,
and he is to- day he rem linirg appointee OF
Mr.. Lincoln ol the bench, except Justice Field
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
New Guns.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The war department
has completed its instructions to bidders and
sterilization for the manufacture OF lOJ large
guns provided for in tie last fertilization act
] hese leo guns are made fthe following classes:
Tween y FIVE eight iach. fifty ten inch and TWEEN
ty-fye twelve inch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
Lish. Weights Fi:h. and Are Arrested

VALPARAISO, IND, Oct. I3.-Two light
weights from Chicago named Sweeney and
o'Hearn fought prize fight yesterday neal
here. A large number OF men from Chicago
were at the fight. They were subseque lily ar
rested. This afteruoan the two principals and
referee named Lewis, sentenced 10 six
months in Jail and fined 500 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14

The Census Reports to Date-Tax Rolls
Returned-Associated Press Meeting.
srecisl 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. IS.-Governor Ross re-
ceived to day from the census bureau at WASH
ington list as far as ascertained OF the coun-
ties in Texas having population of 10, 900 or
over and they are as follows;
Burnet, 1888; Montague. IS, esq; Wise. a.
I33; Polk, 10. 22s; Tyler. 10 6s1 Austin II, 7SG;
Brazoria, u, 30; Brazos, a Z: Colorado - $685.
Falls, ~, CD; Fayeite. 81 ,4Jl For Benz, 10, 0J7
Grimes. N,25 Lavaca, RIOS; Freestone.
Is. S93.
Tax rolls OF kaufman corn'y fled to-day In
com trollers ONCE foot up IS sJ9. 49, showing
decrease from last year OF siIi5. Those al Erath
cunty amount TO si.7J7. az. with al increase
of 50. s31. 76I.
Representatives OF the Texas Associated Press
met here to-day al called meeting to discuss
some business matters connected with the news
feature OF the morning papers of Texas. Toe
News was represented BY Col. LOVE-. the Post by
J. L. Watson. the Express by Frank Grice,
Waco DaY by A. r. McCo.ium, Statesman by
Pey on Brown and THE GAZETTE by John K.
Hedges.
The festivities of German day, postponed from
last Monday on account OF the rain, came off to-
night and consisted of q torch light process ion
on CONGRESS avenue TO The capitol, where dis
play OF fireworks was made, followed by i0lli-
foation at Schoiz's garden and concert at
Turner hall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. l3.-First race, Queen
Bess won, Dorfmark second, June Light third.
Time, 2:IsA.
Second race, mile heats, vaIissa won, DR..
Sharks second, Mc5regor Wilkes third. Best
time, 2:l9.
Third race, Senator Corkiu won, Bonnie
WIlmore second, Houcon third. Best time,
2:lU,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14

For &c. 90 the Daily Gazette triH b. sent siss,
months, mud also a copy o. the oristHHE Hat<S
,ter's Unabridged Dtetionas tz& pa5ss, or
subscriber. ,osaEsSSslS9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
WANTED ---.AGENTS.

Wsnted-Agents, male or fewsx9o
canvass Tnrrant, Parker, len ton i,
Ellis and Dallas couRtS liberal COM
missions. AdizSssG!E. H., care Ga
zette. iisasef Fences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
popu. alton for Thirl district:
CITIES AND TOWNS.

The tota, population for the district is ais, 1852.
an increase OF l3i. .5i or i!.5l per cent
The tota, population for the Eighth district is
IL. s56, increase over census OF $50 of s. 81
W 242.9y per cent. In a number Of counties the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
Acquitted of Murder.

= SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. l3 Frank Laeur
w rs acquitted day of the charge of the muir
der OF Harry Mcbride, who died in prize fight
at the Golden Gate club on June9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-14
WANTED agents.

Wauted-Agents, male or fspstGf7 10
canvass Tnrrunt, Pnrker...As Mention,
Ellis and Dallas cQytrSif4kEL liberal COM
missions. -Aasa&< fS E. H., care Ga
zette> sssa Nfsnces.