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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
A STARVING FAMILY.
THEY LIVE ON THE CORNER OF
FIRST AND HARDIN STREETS.
A Father, Mother and Eight ChiIdren-Tbe
Father Laid Up with Rheuma-
tisn1-A Sad Case,
Editor Gazette.

LulIOE SdZeIte.
In your issue of the 10th I noticed case
| OF destltutlon-a Mr.. Branded, living on the
| corner of First and Hardin, with wife and
eight children perfectly destitute. Icalled
| on them and found them in want, and one
| of the children dying. l gave what | felt
| able to give, and hope others will render
such assistance as they feel able. Yours
respectfully, FIX GwyNN.
The case which the gentlemen refers
to above is one that should elicit the SYM
pathy of all who are able to contribute
The condition of these people. as he states
it, is in no wise exaggerated, and NAV
probably be underestimated The father.
who is a worthy German, was induced TO
come to this city last winter by one of the
contractors here with the promise that he
should receive s.. IS day and permanent
job. He came under this assurance, bring
ing with him his family, wife and eight
children. When he arrived he was
informed that times were dull,
and that no work was IN
he had. The small sum of money which he
had was soon spent. He was unable to
find employment and was compelled to sup
port his large family with the proceeds of
odd jobs which he secured whenever op-
portunity offered. Some time since he con-
tracted rheumatism and since then has
been utterly helpless. The family in the
meantime has depended on the uncertain
labors of a son, mere boy of fifteen or
sixteen. Something should be done to
alleviate the sufferings of this family. on
which has fallen more than its share of mis-
fortune. All of the children, with the
exception of two or three, are little
more than infants, little bodies not able to
bear the pangs of hunger, These could un-
doubleday be fed, and sumptuously, COM
pared to that which they have had, on what
is wasted from the tables of many of Fort
Worth's worthy citizens. This is a chance
for some philanthropist to write his name
alongside that of Abo Ben Adhem as one
who loves his fellow-man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
FIVE MEN DROWNED,
SEEMING in the Tennessee River-Swept
Into a Swift, Cold Current and
Went Under.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 19-While SEM
ing IN the Tennessee river near Murray yes
terday Ed Brown, Walter Strader, John L.
deador, Dick Eaves and John L. Bramc
were drowned. The party numbered eight
They tied one end OF their SEINE,
seventy-tive feet long, to the bank and
stretched the netting nearly straight into
the river Stationed at intervals near the
outer end the eight men with only their
shoes, hats and boots of, swan with the
seine poles toward the shore. None of them
were well acquainted with the river at that
point, and they swan into swift cold cur
rent when one was seized with cramps \
panic followed. The seine was dragged and
Brame, Brown and Surader be-
came entangled in it. Meador
and Eanes We're swept under
by the current while the other three sue
ceeded in reaching the bank All the men
drowned We're well known citizens near
Murray, belonging to Old families in that
county Brame moved there two years
ago from near Hopkinsville \ crowd was
gathered and search for the drowned be-
gan. The seine when hauled in still held
the three who became entaugled in ii.
Eayes and Meador have not been found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
THE FALSE CRY oFTHE MACUNEITEs

THE FALSE CRY OFTHE MACUNEITEs.
| 1t is claimed by the local Macuneites
that the Alliance meeting held here
last week was instigated by Democratic
| politicians for the purpose of disrupt
ing the order: that the leaders of it,
such men as Messrs. kendrick. Rog-
ers, McGaughey, Sargent, Goodman.
Moody, Weisiger, Bell and others.
| were nothing more than the plant
tools OF the Democratic party, subserv-
lent, selfish and unfaithful. That is
how the self-gloriied followers, who
take their creed from NIacune instead
OF from the Alliance constitution, char
acterize large and respectable body
OF Alliance members. If they are cor
rect, if all those who took part in that
meeting are as treacherous and trait
orous as represented, what a den of
treason, treachery, deceit and iniquity
the Alliance mist be. What good can
be expected from an order so vicious
and depraved? Common decency re-
quires that it should be abolished in
stantly, wiped out absolutely, and all
memory of it buried in oblivion. An
order that displays such extraordinary
powers OF absorbing the vicious, cor
rupt and depraved elements of society
should not be tolerated. Hence the
wonder why Evans Jones and his sub
treasury apostles of sweetness and
light continue so long in an order,
which by their own admission, is rank
with treason, stratagem and spoils.
Where is their self-respect?
But sensible people will hesitate long
before accepting the assurances of the
sub-treasuryites or subscribing TO their
of the respectable gentle |
men whose names are mentioned above, |
and who are fully as well known, and |
far more favorably than are the ma
lority OF those who fling mud at them.
Those gentlemen held their meeting
here because they desired to give
public expression to their condeulna-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20

THE anti-sub-treasury administration fac
ton OF the Alliance which gathered itself
together at Fort Worth will not be able to
cleanse the Alliance stables or revive the
former glory of the order. The Alliance
has had its day in this state. On its tomb
stone will be inscribed: Died of too much
politics. = Waco Day.
The Day expresses a general belief,
and the disintegration of the Alliance
would be a cause TO-. regret. The AL
lance, despite the vagaries OF its pres
ent leaders, has done a great work
The head of ingalls, hangs on the ALI
ance belt, and Palmer and Villas are in
the senate because OF the farmers edu-
cational campaign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
A MIXED MOB.
Takes a Negro Assassin from Jail and
Strings Him Up After he Confesses.

ARKANSAS CITY, ARK, July 19.-At :
O'Clock this morning John Farmer, a ne
gro, who was charged with having assas-
sinated DR.. G. c. Buckner, near Dermott,
Wednesday night, and who had been bound
over TO await the action OF the grand Jury,
was taken from the calaboose by an armed
mob and hung to tree 1t is understood
that before he was hung Farmer confessed
to the crime, giving as his reason that he
wanted to marry Callie Marion. a
negro girl who was cooking for
Buckner, and that Buckner was ia the
way. The shooting, he said, was done
with gun belonging to Horace Wade, an
other negro, and was done at the instance
of Marion. The woman and Wade were
put under arrest also and barely escaped
lynching. They were hurried off to Lake
Valley this morning in the custody of two
deputy sheriffs. it being feared that they
would share Farmers fate. The mob was
composed of both whites and blacks.
Buckner was prominent planter and was
leading Republican. Great excitement
prevails at Dermott
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
ton and detestation of what they knew

~ SA0 oOOSooeuiou VI Hudt bucy Knew
to be the policy of those who are bent
on prostituting the order to their own
uses. That could not be done within
the order while it is controlled by the
men alluded to. They resent the idea
OF dragging the order in direct viola
ton of its fundamental law into poll
tics. especially when it is being done
for the purpose of organizing q third
party, whose evident purpose is to play
into the hands of the Republican party.
1t has been charged publicly that Ma
cune is in the pay OF the Republican
national campaign committee, and that
he and divers others, instigated and
subsidized by the same agency, are at
the bottom of the third party con-
spiracy. These charges have been
made. not alone by outsiders, but by
the most respectable and responsible
men in the Alliance. A firm belief in
the charges made against him and
those associated in treason with him
furnished the motive and the reason for
the meeting held last week. The gen.
tlemen responsible for that meeting are
not seeking Office. Unlike those who
abuse them they earn their bread by
the sweat OF their brow, and not by the
activity of theirjaws They have an
occupation and a calling, and are not
looking for soft snaps or trying to get
a living without working for it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

Then the four leagues OF Wilharre- ,--..----
whole subject TO a vendors lien ~ s.SSliy AZ
anu ,i tHlyaole on me 4th day o: NcvcrrEo.' -
WIN interest at per cent per as,7r.-r' AZ
annuity. Then the four leacu..- ,. laTs5
county lands as whole. subject N 20 Don,
hen OF $1,000, due and payable on or : 'tH1',,
n nars dSy o. MarSh lss5, with per cent ms
me lands as one lot. Then I viii - d. I,
Ianu ana all the cattle and horses .'- a.. :.
and whichever bid or aggregation ~ - one Q.
De the highest will be accepted bv No '-S ~
sale made and declared accord inri,, '-' eal Il
said sale is 10 satisfy certain ;-l-,...
aoludged against John W. Mum. T n SS..ra1ss
sam Z. WllHs, and the firm of Nr-- y y Z ~
NlIks IN favor OF Gregory. Cool, -asos
Sliountins az the date OF said decree q, -, q
day OF April. 1920, 10 about S.Guu "a ~ ~. rs u
OF suit and interest since Then les o,s
SHOWN IN the face of said decree Il. ~ ,.sc :,
ehce Is here made and in~DeCti.- - r.,
Nltcu- Said Indebtedness secured
mortgages on the property .ifgrrS,,,,, ~ Isl
are duly forecloSed in said d, ,,ra,, az, ~ Wig
oruered And also 10 satisfy CERT o., - sa=
aeoIeSnesS adludged against John y. NJ. :
sa,1 G os s,s IN IN q fay9E ssts @
,-.,,ad ~ cost anu ,----., =
&c decree of April llth. IS,u nj; = K
'NeOtedness 10 said Hill was Sacr--s.; '---sa y
mortgages N the propert, a.orrs,,5, - 10
III said decree. ''' --'-'.9>si
And also TO satisfy certain 1ti,s~s-,..
ness IN said decree mentioned ar,,...'-. . I'd.
rs isS.s ~ with costs and interest The o
me GATE OF said decree as stated ths-.-- - .i12
secure which mortgage was gwen In, H. l-l .
SAID. -''~ -'-o d.J,e.
VIII begin this sale at 10 O'Clock n -,
4th Gay OF August. 1891. and cun-irr W. ~
DAY TO day until completed accurJ,-.- z
provisions of said DEGREES, copir5 az 81. =:
Ne! ~ seen al me tirSt National Bauk t..,1-!'1'
@SNuH' Ut Oh t-llItS y. Is. axe NF fyr... ~
July |, 1891. Sral3.,' 49,,
Mentinn The Enrf Mnrtt - --.,-.s.
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OUR BOOK TABLE.
The WRITER-July, Boston, Mass Price
q

THE WRTTER-July, Boston, Mass. Price
81 year.
The current number has a portrait OF
James Lane Allen, who is perhaps one OF
the most ambitious Of modern writers. A
native OF Kentucky, and not yet thirty, Mr..
Allen is fast taking place in the foremost
rank, audit is said by those who know him
that his strength is yet nntried and the best
IS TO come. Among his most recent works
are the White Cowl' and SISTER Dolo-
rosa" that destroy ideals of monastic con-
ventual life. The short article by John w.
Fox OF West Virginia, is an admirable testi-
morial to Mr.. Aliens merit as a writer.
Ihere are some shrewd observations on
Matthew Arnold's Wordsworth which are
an elimination from the work of the poet as
1t Is commonly read. There is in this num-
Der the usual helpful hints to writers what
ever their chosen field. In short, as has
often been said of 1.-THE Writer'S it con-
talns more for the class Of readers for
whom it is designed than is often to be
found in magazine OF so little pretension
and small size
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20

THERE is great deal of Iawlessness in
Texas-much more than there ought to be
and it does not seem to lessen. There is nc
doubt that the governor is entirely honest
in his expression of his opposition to it and
intention to put it down. He should receive
the support of every decent journal in
Texas. Whether he excites sympathy
or not, his success will fix him more firmly
in the hearts of the people than he has ever
BEEN San Antonio Express.
That's the way to talk. The Post is not
much of Hogg paper, but as long as the
governor stands up for law and order he
will get its best support, as ne ought to get
the best support of every paper in Texas
Houston Post
If Governor Hogg does not lessen
crime in Texas by his vigorous course
with regard to criminals it will be due
to an apathetic public
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20

OAk CLIFF, DALLAS COUNTY, TEX, July
19.-Fiye thousand people visited the park
and opera house to-day, drawn there bv the
free concert given by Professor Days mil
itary band and leading mem bers of the Eng
hsh opera company. Won Suppe's great
comic opera, ''Boccacio," will be produced
tomorrow evening, and run all the week.
Miss Rita Selly, one of the prima donnas.
will sail for Europe in October, and viii
study under one of the greatest teachers in
Italy She is ambitious to shine in grand
opera, and will remain abroad two years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
TO ALL NEWS DEALERS.

As advertised in The GAZETTE
Scholarship announcement. all orders
for extra papers from this date TO
August Il next. must be accompanied
by the cash. This is the rule estab-
iished, and dealers as well as all others
must conform to it As announced.
papers will be supplied dealers at the
regular prices.
In order to obtain credit for unsold
July and August papers dealers must
return THE PAPERS ENTIRE to this
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

THE GAZETTE will not undertake 10 return
rejected manuscripts. Persons wishing to pre-
serve their literary productions should retain
copies Of all communications sent this Office
for publication
E1r All letters or Communications for THE
GAZETTE, whether on business or for publica-
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Tex, and not 10 any Individual
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20

LIVESTOCK dealers and raisers will
find the daily livestock reports of THE
GAZETTE Invaluable TO them. Actual
sales are reported daily from st. Louis
and Chicago By wire. These sales re-
ports are sent to THE GAZETTE with
special reference to Texas, and names
OF sellers, number of cattle and prices
realized are all given. Livestock men
should examine The GAzETTE'S re-
ports.
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Office at our expense By cypress, No
credit will be given for any paper from
which the coupon is clipped, or where
the headings only are returned. The
unsold copies must De returned entire
with the coupon uncut. Return July
overs on August l, and August overs,
up to August ID, on August 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
WHEN Raum has added 35O 600 more

WHEN Raum has added $50, 900 more
names to the pension rolls, which he
promises to do before October, he will
have the pension department on Il
pretty strong war footing. There will
then be almost as many on the pension
rolls as were ever under arms at any
time during the war. What frightful
fighters those rebels. must have been to
have wounded nearly every one of
their foes, in addition to those whom
they killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
THE IRON CITY.
Gigantic Schemes Which Bid Fair to Suc.
coed Under the New Birmingham Iron
and Improvement Company.
Special to the Gazette.

New BIRMINGHAM, CHEROKEE COUNTY.
TEX, July 1G.-The New Birmingham iron
and Improvement company has recently
oeen Incorporated, with capital of g, 500,
900, OF which 100000 is preferred stock
The object of the company is to acquire the
property OF the existing company, discharge
all Its liabilities, with sufficient cash capi-
tai to carry out their large schemes for Sc
curing active and live manufacturing enter
prises, A pipe plant, with $l5O, 600 capital.
is now erecting the largest gas and water
pipe plant In the state. 1t is estimated that
it will have capacity of fifty tons Der jav
The cash is now in the hands of the
company for the completion OF the plant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20

A SCHOOL district in Connecticut has
quit business and closed up the school
because there has not been child born
in the district in nine years, and there
are not enough children in it to keep
up the school. Also it was found i'm
possible to get a school-ma am to teach
in such district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
Killed His Stepfather,
Special to the Gazette.

Houston, TEX, July 19-Joseph Jetrer-
son, colored man, died this afternoon
from the effects of four pistol bullets
pumped into his anatomy by his stepson,
Irwin Saunders. Jefferson went home
about O'Clock this morning and began
beating his stepson over the head with a
chair He succeeded in getting pistol
and killed the old man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
Native Sons of Texas.

CANYON. TEX, July H. 1891.
Allow me to suggest some other day for
the organization of the Native Sons of the
Lone Star state, as the second Tuesday of
August is the day on which the election
will be held to vote on the amendments to
the constitution. Respectfully,
III. NJ. MCGEE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20

SAM SMALL has made up his mind
that theology dispensing is too slow a
business for him. and he will return to
journalism. He is to start an afternoon
daily in Atlanta. and will go in to
make it hot enough to SINCE his late
rivals in the ministry.
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Searching for Evidence of Treason.

BERLLN, July 19.-The police made huu-
dreds of domicialiary visits in the towns
and villages of Hanover to-day in search of
evidences of treason. They arrested many
persons and seized number of documents
which, it is said, prove the existence of
reasonable unions and clubs, subsidized by
the duke of Cumberland. The clerical
papers, however, say that this is only an
excuse for the confscation of the Guelph
funds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20

Few die and none resign. Col
lector Clark of Ell Paso was justly in
dignant when his friends advised him
to resign TO get out of his present diff
Guilty. He will wait for the bouncing
that Harrison has in store for him.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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TO WATERWQRKS cOgTRtcTosS

Sealed proposals for furnishing all mac.
ana constructing system OF waT-rg 1,, a
VIII be received al the office OF rha ~, 1sA,
tary until II O'Clock n. August q. ISL lsssss
u fans ana specifications upsself- de 4 -,
ONCE OF the city sssssSasy fd5h I'D +, IA. ,ls
G Grn aaJss check tor $40 i've hss.
ur.S .sseAs1{S guarantee that the Sr..'.t -
gIt'ef Will enter into a contract u.,h H.. u!
Passed July b. 1891 e.. ..-s
AItest. Il. NJ BUEkS. ll4y.-
W. Il. SPENCER. City Secretary -''s'
Mention the Fort Worth C.azrtt.
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port Mills

IT has got SO now in Texas that be-
fore man draws his gun to shoot he
stops minnie to remember that Jim
Hogg is governor, and that shooting
is likely to get him into trouble. And
then he doens't shoot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons who intend visiting the
seashore or country during the sum-
mer, and who wish, as everybody does,
to keep posted upon home events,
should have The GAZETTE sent to their
address. The addresses OF subscribers
changed as desired.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

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ediVion OF TIE GAZETTE should be handed In
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NiA consult their own interest. as well Us our
Convenience, by needing this suggestion as we
cannot guarantee the insertion Of advertise
uents received after that hour.
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POSTAGE.

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The mail, we give herewith the transient rate OF
postage:
Fore gn and Domestic. Per Copy
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-20
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

OHiLLIcoTHE, Mo-, July ia son of the
proprietor of saw mill owned by man
named Simpson. was killed and two en-
ployes were seriously injured by the ex-
plosion of boiler yesterday.
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CONGRESSMAN TARsNEY of Missouri
gives it as his opinion that Crisp will
be elected speaker. He will vote for
Crisp, he says, though the greater part
Of the Missouri congressman will sup
,1ort Mills