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with them has come anothea ssusatiOn.
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other than Lose Fuller, the aotoess, nov In
London. Miss Fuiies is the tpiEknovn
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eteruss Only nrAsny n~fsrreA - Il Ms
patsAaes
LOxpox, Eeb. 2-Thn opening nonth a.
the last decade a. tke ninetoenth contpSy
has not been lacking. = must p admitted.
81 omcns Of turbulence and diea1tof. Al
Europe having bsen secured b - epi-
demic wnvo Of poisoned cir, which has
made erussoms mark upon tn dsoth
rate evsryuhsrs, snd put every country
II mourning tor some a III most dlst1n-
Ruishsd md valued peoplo. = noW boing
visited ~ ~ most tzDmco1omp stCENnn
known q In roc0l1octlon ~ living meA.
Today Il d blowing big gums Ovef ~ Lon
don roofs. and when Lcndoner hearo the
wind roaring II this Wild way b. knows
grisvous things must b happening on his
island coasts
So many wires ar down that Ne hare
very little news today Of the havoc this
universal tempest 70 working everywhere.
ana. OF course, still less does London know
Of what Is occurring within its own borders.
hut the violence Of the gale In this sheltered
placs makes Il clear that there win b .
terrible tale 70 b told next usek 81 IL ray-
ages. Paris, viennss and Berlin were all
bsing knocked about like children's Toy
villages When ~ last heard from them b.
fore The telegraph wires vent down. In
Nuremberg hundreds a. tomhotcnes have
been destroyed By tosnaios while near
Paris that wonderful American specialty,
which herstofore has only BEN dimly con-
ceived OF m Europs. actually happened.
and . whole train q carr IN motion was
blown from ths track.
From dosens o. other places near and
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PANS. Feb. "a former palase q Mo-
guer1ts Of Navarro. on Rus - Golns, =
burned loss $4,000.
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Cs4v OF Msxfco, Fsb. 1.-THE deoth sa1o
in this city yesterday was las. 1hers y
dreadful suffering IN country towns hon
influenza.
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srxxsos, Ala, Feb. 9.--The dwelling = =
farmer named Roth was burnsd todsy.
Roth. his wife and four children psxtshe4
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LoHpoy, Feb. 1.-THE dsesA b annouAood
Of Henry Betliek Boyis. hfth eazi II Ghanr
sou. from influenza
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Lospox, Feb 8-Ths Elkhen Mintne
Company. Of Montana, wss plarod q ~
STOCK market during LIST weok.
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Washfngssn Hall Dseessye1.
PArTKHsoH. n. j.. fshI A-Washinseeo
han vas burned this morning. involving :
iosa e 81 100000.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
ECiEL 1RRIPILA
AT THE PICKwICK.


Cross, New York; w D Farms, Texas: p
D Preston. St Louis; Thos Guiiioye south
Bend Ind; VIM Jolly. Garlic. Tex CL Ware,
/ ort WORTH Denver CT railwar; c Mason
Texas AID Pacific railway; J Scowri hit. E
simpson. New York; Dick Madden, seymour;
B CAT, ley. Louisville. Ky; John I Warren. st
PIche-, Norwood, Ga: Johu q I a or. Dallas;
J II Hvman, stephenville, Tex as; j \ Wood -uff,
Brooklyn. n Y; Samuel 5 Jones. Dial as, Tex;
J > Coo?er. Tacoma, Wash; j Rogers Tex;
Masters, st Louis; k Tayman, Wichita
Falls; T Egelhoff, st Louis; Stuat Warren,
Memphis Eugene Bates, San Francisco. Cal;
James Tedford, Denver, Col; Cochr IL,
Georgetown; F q Chase. San Antonio; 5 Bur-
rows, Cincinnati; Mrs c Mccullough. Gran
vile. Ky; F c webb. Detroit: " Hyde,
New York; ] G Warren. St Louis;
" Dean; Dean, Tenn: E sares, Troy, y Y;
ton: c Q Dickinson, Iennes see; Ed Fa Ion,
Frank Meeks, Texas: F S F,rmer CINCINNATI
Ohio; G Waddell, Il Young, Chicago: r
Graham. Philadelphia; W NJ Cooper. Denver:
z o Lively, Henderson. XIV; Upton B Sinclair.
ny o 9GTk loi BynuW chcag% BURLINGTON
WEeforl Mcdaniel, Granger.
THE ELLIS.
Giletson. Chicago: Chas Peterson, st
Louis; S NJ Smith, w Lewis and wife, Texas;
Tom Jones and sister, Quanah; H c Hill, H o
Cherryvale. KAN; HAYES, Denison; Peter f
r., Chicago; j Duke. New York; Bu--
ie = baltimore, 30 '" her, Chlcago: Il ID
b nm ,rsley, Phi adelphIa. Pa; J Pugh. New
Yor&; Robinson, st Joseph, No; r a Lee,
Austin: NJ Phillips, New York; : j Johnson
Cinci matt, Ohio; j Tibbitt<, Deuison. Tex;
Geo Nye, Jr, Holyoke, Mass; k C Reacham,
Chicago; Mrs j Newman. Galveston: W Il
. an. INDIANAPOLIS. Geo = Powell, Jr. st Louis;
ID Voak. Texas; Adoiph BIGGER, st Louis: VIM
CLARK. Stngersville. Mont; d mboden, Kan
sas City, c Gowen Ind wlfe. Lansing. Mich;
W Siddons, G w Bartholomew. Palestine;
ST Louis: Jacobs, Montana; j JoB"son,
It Joseph; Geo Mason. c icago; ia nes
LeGrante, New York; w Lawson Texas:
Gurley. Waco; J Crome, Dal as; c
Wall. Texas; Payne, Dallas; Dillon,
Chicago; W Baird. Houston; John a Greene,
New York.
AT THE MANSION.
Chas II Cooiiiga, Cincinnati, . lio; l. J Mathis
and wife, Seymour: w F.. K Montague; p
Harvey, Abilene; Mrs Hill, norp Spring ::
: Turk. New York; j W Ward, Abb enc;
D nond. Texas; Foust, GrIpe7ine: c W
White, Waco; Wright, Mansfl I'D. Tex;
W NJ Robinson. Mor-ilton, Ark: " Jones
New York; ] A Ross and son. C.arssdale Miss:
EIkin, Alien; Chas Sheehey, sherman; ]
II Gideon, Texas; S Fisher, Seymour; VIM
McManif, B ,ird; n Temp e, S McNeal,
J : Bosom and wife Cr.sson. Tex " Pat.
rex. Marlin: Lee Riddle. G anbury: r
Smi h. Denison Bascom Sherman. Sulphur
springs; o Houston, Granourv: Bob Nc
Dinkel, Big SPRINGS: Miss LIcr Bishop, NJ
Ca Ores on. Tex: Tim Smith, Houston;
" Fales and wife, Kansas City; w Saynes,
sherma /: w II Baldwin. Den on; N Gill,
Texarkana; 81 Royster. Waco: - Grinnon
Terrell; C TadIock and wife. Seymour; W II
Gun lift. Dallas; McGaughey and wife,
Toiar Hood county; Fox Bay City, Mich:
W L Wright, Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28

An important feature of tina Thanks
giving celebration in Fort Worth was the
ball given by the Como club. The affair
was pllmentary, and the clubs
large hail in the Huffman building
was we'll crowded with an assemhlage
of mirth- seeking ladies and gentlemen.
The music was good aud everybody was
made happy till n late hour.
The Comos intended last nights ball
to inaTgurate a series of fetes, musical
ana terpsichorenn. TO extend through the
winter and 10 occur twice III each month
if possible.
To Henry c. Schmidt, Jr., much of
the success last evening is due, as he had
general superntendnce of the affair.
The floor managers, Messrs. George w.
Kite, Oscar Nowak and Ed Legion per-
formed their duties TO the satisfaction OF
everybody, and Caller W. A SAMSON
added largely 10 the EVENINGS enter
tainment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28

The Water Queen was the attraction
for matinee and last night ct Green
walls, and drew very good houses at
both performances.
The judgment of those who attended
is that the production AZ put on here is
not up 10 the standard which the use of
kiraify's name would lead the theater-
goer TO expect.
To- night and tomorrow night, with
saturday matinee, Milton Mobiles ap-
pears. The following has been said of
him:
That Mr.. Mobiles is man of more than
ordinary versatile talents mas long been
conceded. For several years he has en-
ioyed popularity in eccentric COMEDY
dramas of his own writing, AMI has
shown disposition to improve the
quality of the work both as player and
writer. He has reached plane. in his last
play, From Sire to Son. that must
eptitle him 10 more respect than muny of
its casual critics have seen fit to accord
him in the past. This play is not only
the best work OF the author. hut II is
work of n quality to Indicate yet greater
possibilities with this particularly ainbi-
tious drama,ist. MIR. Mobiles is clever
man aud a thoroughly experienced actor,
ana what effects and incidents are in
themselves absurd, have been given iu-
geniousIy logical and consistent SEEM
ing. The play is very skilifully con-
struciei, aud in the treatment there is
an air of probability given TO the most
Incredible conditions aud combination of
.y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
LOCAL ETTES.

Alderman Nicks states that he does not
think there are many more important
changes to be suggested in the charter
bestIe those brought up on Wednesday
night
There will be meeting of the active
members of the Young Mems Christian
dissertation ut the rooms this evening at
1880 clock. 1t Is very important that
there should be 3 good attendance. as it
is desired To make some changes in the
constitution.
The lIvervm-n met last night ct the
pnriors OF the Ellis for the purpose of
organizing an association. The niue
stables here were represented. ". 7.
Sprague was elected president, +. NJ
Brown wee president, L. c. Wall secre-
tary aud John Wilkes treasurer. This
ASSOCIATION is formed on the same basIs
as those i'll the East, for protection 10
patrons engaged in the business.
The reviv | services at the umherlanh
PRESBYTERIAN church were we'll ATTENDED
last evening. OwIug to the tnct that the
Texas and Pacific train, GU which Rev.
Mr.. Rob reached the city, was over
hi no n late he couli not he present at
the meeting. He arrived, however, aud
Is in the city aud will be at the meeting
tonight. The meeting last night WINS
turned over to the audience and many
testimonies were given by those who
have tried the lfe of u Christian.
The following officers were elected last
evening to serve for the coming term in
in Rcd Cross 10 lse No. II: p. c., O.
Lunch; {. G.. 4. w. Stuck; V. c., B.
NJ. Terrell; pre!ntr, r. e. Orr; VI. Mt
a IN 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
lERSOSAL

L. 7. Wilson, of Seymour, Is in the
city.
j. n. Lyman, of Stephensvills, is at
the Pickwick.
W. G. Baird o. Houston arrived In the
city last evening.
W. F. Flake of Montague spent yes
terday in the city.
R. A. Lee of Austin is in the city 4,
stopping at the Ellis.
Hon. James X. Trnylor. well-fxed
citizen OF Dallas aud largely interested
in western lands. is in the city.
Mrs. ]. Q. A. King, wife of thu late
Governor King of Kentucky. and daugh-
ter, are visiting at Capt. Garth's, on
West Weatherfood street.
A letter received from Professor Alex
Hoge. who is at Richmond. Va. states
that he will start for home early in De-
cenber. his wife having fully recovered
her health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. Eth tie
presence of 5000 people all Tie Ua,ve-.
sity Eleven of Chicago were ,fa.
fsated in Il game OF football
this afternoon at III, N.ruusi
League baseball grounds 10y q sra5e u
II 10 8. The Cornell uu.ver- Is eleven
were the VIC ors. They won hy suprrr.
team work i'll the first huff. will .As
Chicago team was tie h-lsl-,
il was a conglOmerate cluster Of Western
graduates, representing Princeton, ! tie,
Columbia aud Harvard. these men ha!
never played together, but sgc.h-i
with previous CORY on ue.iS
~ h!ch Recognized none outside OF Nrw
Jersey and Massachusetts, rested Oh
their old laureis aud were saoru.
The centres played against the ends
only in this game, the centres
smashed the ends. Scores were made by
the following men: Cornell Floy,
touch down, 4; Bacon, goal. >; uSg0Ol,
touch down, / Bacon, >; to'al L.
Chicago-BacOn. safety touch down, ,;
Crawford, touch down, 4 DOuuelIy,
goal, .; total s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28

LONDON, Nov. 27.-Lord Spencer ID
a speech at Bromly, this even.ug said The
opinion of the Liberals of England WI,
clearly ana Enthusiastically against Par
nell g continuance In the leadership II
his party. The electors rightly put
hi b value upon rhe character Of public
men. Giudstone's letter hnd struck u uo!e
i'll harmony with the feeling of all tie
Liberals. The irish party, Lord Spence.
said. had been too severely CritiriLei -
account OF the attitude they bad tukeu,
but he could not blame them for not r.
pudiating Parnell ut once. trirs o.
"Henr. here. ~ They owned dett Of
deepest gratitude 10 Mr.. Parnel!, bu:
when higher considerations OF the per-
nauent welfare of the country came
into consideration they would responi to
the appeal of the English Liberals Gll
ask Mr.. Perne,l 10 retire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
The RraziIian- In Wa.h!rr,ap

WAsuINGTON, Nov. ii Rear Ar
miral la SilvorH ana staff q; the B-.,.
ian navy renrhen Wa-hmttou ag ,..
limited EXPRESS via ;hr I-rr,,r
wanna railroad this Afternoon. u...
Admiral WalHer ant L-.i-,.
ants Mason. Buckingham LHi Slr..,
of the United S;utsS myy t.,-{
az an escort TO the Bru1L'ru VISITOR,
The party were met ut the sutton. Ia.
uoErow afternoon the ullr-r, s-r
be entertained az lunch tI Pr,
dent pnd Mrs. HARRISON AZ r..
time Rear Admiral Slvern vii t.rr.g -
present 10 President Harrison -,.l
medals sent by the Brazilian govern.
ment rs IL token of Its npprrrutiru a.,..
reroguitinn OF the Brazilian republic liz
the United States.
Ia the evening II reception wI., te eirl7
To the officers by the president ul.I Cir,
Harrison
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
Fatal Boiler Explosion

MACON, GA, Nov. 27.-TAe boiler Of
John Hackers s Co. 3 steam saw mill a:
Scotland. Worth county, exploded th.s
morning, killing three men and il
juring four others. The killed sra
Augustus Stenfon of Angeles. WIS.,
Thomas Summons and Adolphus ArAi-
Ian. The wounded are John II. NcfhhA
of Atlanta, Andrew Cox, william Top
kins and James Daniels, colorrd. TIE
b oiler was blown q distance of seventy
five yards. The cause OF the explosions
unknown
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28

Gen. Miles which Is believed to b >,
most important OF any issue since sj,nS
Bulls surrender.
The party will 20 direct to Si,p,,
Bull's camp on the Grand river. f. ~
be remembered that Sitting Bull a.
not come in on SATURDAY., -.
lar ration day. but sent wor1
Agent VI, Laughlin that his chuI -
sick. 1t Is believed that Buffalo nm
sent out to get mt the bottom ~ =.
Messiah craze. with almost uu..rnf.-i
authority to act. This il BuGaio Bii,.
first visit TO this section since the Gu
massacre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
Pnffalo Bill on the Ground.

BISMARCK, n. D.. Nov. 27.-BuFalo
Bill arrived this afternoon, accompanied
by his old partner, Frank Powell, known
as White Beaver, and r. q. Har-
Ian, known as Pony Bob,
who once rode 10s miles in
eight hours and ten minutes.
Special conveyances with relays were
engaged to take the trio to Standing
Rock ngencv.
Buffalo Bill has correspondence from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
RE4UTIFUL F4IRNOUNE


The little daughter of J. W. McKin-
stry, Il well-known travelling man, is
quite i'll, and there are fears that she
will not recover. The little one is very
anxious to see her father, who is now
travelling in the state for his house, and
his wife and friends are afraid that he
will not reach home in time. Mr.. Me
kinstry will come to Fort Worth as fast
Us steam can carry him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
FAMILY DlSC0ED.

Husband and Wife Fight VIII Fsmns, -.
Pa'ch"t-rha VII Kl'lef.
ATCHIsoN. KAN, Nov. 2-.-Gso.,.
Weston. au expressman. Quarr4l-i en-,
his wife last night over the i..i-r'..
legged criminal Intimacy with Gs,..
Ouans, colored. The qunrrr. c...---'
in stable in the rca5 of eS:un r..
Weston used hammer for V-....
and his wife used Laf....'
with which they raiurl 49,
upon each Others head anu shout ..
the combat continuing for some ~
Finally II bow from the Au.i,,,,.
weapon produced Wound vi c.. -
derei Mrs. Weston Insensillr ami f-,-
the effects of which she aitrrwnrl. 49,
Weston WAS badly Injured, lbs lace srt
head be covered with deep gu,rs,'
He was arrested and viii be giy-f.. a..
ilm!nury trial Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28

COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. 21.-HenT
Paph of Stark county and Isaac smith Oh
Pike county, murderers who were "
have been executed at the peniirEtHrJ
annex Tonight between y auI
O o'clock, have beeu granite respite "
Governor Campbell 20 December ~.
Cornelius Heatherton, q life nan'
convicted in Clark county 10 ls73r Va'
pardoned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
THANKSGIVING.
Fort Worth People Indicated
They Were Thankful.
A Festive Day. With Conviviality I'm
bounded, and the Good Things
OF Life Profused.
The Fort Worth Frrc,b'es-Ths Noble EEs'
The Poor and Needy Not Forgot
ten In the Rush.
They were thankful.

They were thankful.
The people of Fort Worth were.
They Indicated il so plainly that no
one could be mistaken.
Fesiiviiy and convivialitY was on every
hand, and the satisfactory condition OF
affairs generally in the city was shown
in Il manner unmistaksble.
The traditional turkey met such
massacre as will make hin leery OF Fort
Worth for some time to come.
There were numerous gatherings at
private houses, where families and
friends pledged best wishes aud rendered
expressions of hope for continuance OF
the prosperity which is found to exist at
the occurrence of Thanksgiving day,
1880.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
Max. Min. Rain
STATIONS.
Governor Bracket Of Massacbps.,

Governor Bracket of Massachusetts,
was one of the first to congratulate his
successful competitor. In his letter he
said: ''Please accept my cordial con-.
gratulations upon your election to the
office of governor of Massachusetts. l
trust that you Will find its duties agree
able, aud am coufisien, that you will dis
charge them with credit to yourself and
to the common wealth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
st. Paul Blaze

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 27.-sLo"
after ! O'Clock this afternoon tfe DUE
In the Powers dry goods compan7 pun
pany at the corner of Fourth aud s'.' :,
strset5, which caused a damage o.
least $3.50, GOO before the flames W. >,
subdurd. The loss is fully covered "
insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
business Block Burned.

RAYvILLE, La, Nov. 27.-F!Te, WIZ
broke out here this morning In the "a,e
house OF Charles Tiche. consumed hrA-.
all the main business block OF tue ~
north OF the Vicksburg. Shrevet orr ~ -,
Pacific railroad. The loss is rstinaIeI
SAT 900, insured for SS7 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
SOfire.

The undersigned, members of the Fort
Worth liverymen > association, do hereby
announce that on and after December
the following price for boarding horses
will go into effect at our stables: Board
of single horse, with one yekjcls,sSfs
per month. Each saait!sS n s;ess
per month ex4sAsiss r.
M.saselrias
sxsassAffstFs 4 GAUzE, Palace Stables.
Zs'E. d. SNEAD, Exchange Stables.
q. X. WEST, Kentucky, Stables.
L. Nj. BROWN.
j. c. MCCALvIN.
7. MAILMAN, Southern Stables.
FRANK FOGG.
SPRAGUE y WALL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
4 NICE XMAS PRESENT.

What more useful or appropriate
Christmas present than Il nice light run
ming sewing machine. GALErgE.gesce,
scribers can get just. slkn mssktSj Sfof
only $50. haases4es f6s sul scriners
eau gel, at the price uan-i
Hlkl6sf3ting 10 either the Daily, sum
day of Weekly GAZETTE for oae year.
Sample ma.hine can be seen at the
GAZETTE counting room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
Parnsn Complain. of Unfairne,'.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Press as'ccS
ton says that ParnelI considers tIA'
he has been unfairly treated .!
some of his colleagues, who ifA'-
tically owe their position 20 MN.
He also feels strongly ABOUT Gladstone
attitude and IL more determine ihsa
ever to remain. II Monday meeting
oppose him be will appeal 10 the H'A
DeODle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-28
Cotton Bele Bulletin.

GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 27.-The fol-
minimum temperature, with the rainfall
in inches and hundredths, for the places
named during the twenty-four hours
ending at 4 p. m. seveuty-tift me-
ridian time: