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QUICKLY DISPOSED OF.
Three Brothers Accused OF Mdrde
Lynched by a Mob.

Three Brothers Accused OF Murder
Lynched by a Mob.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept Nv olsin Basile
and Paul julian, brothers of Rose
thus Julian, who murdered Judge
Victor Estopinal in Jefferson Parish
last Friday afternoon, were arrested
yesterday, charged with being ac-
cessories to the crime. and confined in
Jail at Southport. Last night mob of
armed men rode up TO the jail, took the
three men out and hanged them in a
grove near the Jail. Two others, negroes,
cousins of the Julians, were taken from
Jail, severely flogged. and ordered to
leave the parish in twenty minutes.
When the posse arrived at the jail the
door was noiselessly opened and four
men entered. In few minutes they ap-
peared with two prisoners. On arriving
under the branches of luxuriant tree two
coils of rope were unwound, nooses made
and quickly fastened around the necks of
the two terror-stricken negroes. The
ends Of the ropes were thrown over
large limb and, everything ready,
the negroes were told to make q
confession. They seemed to have lost all
strength of voice. They mumbled
choking sound, and the tall black form
of the elder negro swung with quick
jerks above the ground. His move
ments were convulsive. His feet kicked,
his limbs twitched, then all was appar-
entity over. The rope was grasped again,
and the next second the other negro was
dangling in darkness, strangling to death.
n lot shotwas fired.
| Another visit to the jail, and again
prisoners were brought out, three in
number. In dense secluded spot two
were tied up, their clothes stripped off,
and they were lasned and f1ogged with
blacksnakes until their backs, were
ruddy with almost the life's blood
Then they were released, shown to
the woods and given twenty minutes in
which TO leave the parish. The third was
taken to Camp Parapet, and there met
the same fate which had befallen his two
brothers.
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cood Ganes of Rasebau.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE Santa
Rosas won the game from the Pioneers
by score of to l. Some of the best
playing was witnessed that has ever been
seen on the grounds. The score was as
follows:
Santa RosaS................. . q q o o 0-3
OAKLAND, Sept. 1.-THE visitors won
the game to-day. Score: Petaluma 8,
Oakland /.
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and the man dropped dead. Just then
the signal gun announced the start of
the race, and the double tragedy was
overlooked in the excitement. I'VE are
glad to get back, and there is no sour
grapes in it. We honestly would not
take claim in the new country as gift
now, after what we saw of il"
HUNDREDS LEAVING THE STRIP.
ARKANSAS CITY (Kan.), Sept. H.
Thousands of people who yesterday made
so great an effort to get into the Cherokee
strip are making equally strenuous ef
forts to get out to-day. Even as soon
after the rush as yesterday evening
hundreds of people came out from the
strip and took up quarters here to-day.
The return move became an exodus, and
tonight the city is as badly crowded as
it was the night before the race.
A dozen dead bodies were found be-
tween Arkansas City and Perry. Not all
were identified, and the manner of death
of only a few was aScertained. The
number who received broken arms and
legs and other injuries in the rush yes
terday was very great and the doctors
are kept busy attending the wounded.
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peath of Theatrlcal Mannger,s wife

New YORK, Sept. H.-Mrs. E. d.
Price, wife Of the well-known theatrical
manager, died here to-day. She was the
daughter of James A. Walker. a Nevada
mine owner. Her first appearance on the
stage was at the California rhealer, San
Francisco, eight years ago. She was
atterward with Richard Mansfield for
about four years and appeared i'll the
original cast of Miss Helyett."
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LONDON, Sept. I7.-Distress in the min
ing districts increases, and there is no ap-
pearanee at present of the strike coming
10 an end. In the Wakefield district 1000
children are being fed by charitable or
CARNATIONS. In Derbyshire, where $4,000
people are idle, the strike fund is ex-
hausted.
Death of WelI-Known Physician.
PARIS, Sept. I7.-Dr. Edward Warren
Bey, the well-known American physician
OF Paris, is dead.
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MEAT INSPECTION SERVICE.
Important Order Issued by Secretar,
of Agriculture Morton.

Important Order Issued by Secretary
of Agriculture Morton.
WASHINGTON, Sept. T.-An important
order has just been issued by Secretary
Morton respecting the meat inspection
service of the Agricultural Department..
After October lst all hogs slaughtered for
interstate and foreign trade will be in
spected before slaughter and again at the
time the carcass is being dressed. In
structions have been given Inspectors
covering the inspection of cattle, sheep
and swine products, and will be enforced
in all parts of the country. The enforce
ment of these instructions will, in the
opinion of the Secretary, insure whole
some meat for interstate and foreign
trade, but municipal Boards of Health
must still be depended upon to protect
consumers from diseased animals which
are for consumption in States in which
they are killed.
Canada's New Governor-General.
QUEBEC, Sept. 17.-Lord Aberdeen, the
new Governor General of Canada, landed
here to-day.
The vice regal party landed at o'clock
and were met by the Dominion and
provincial ministers, Mayor Fremont
and others. They were attended by the
Queens Own Hussars to the citadel
where they will reside while here. There
was no formal reception, The swearing
in Of the Earl as Governor-G General will
take place at II O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing in the council chamber.
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A Social Sensation.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-One of the
social sensations of the autumn in naval
circles will be the marriage of Com
mander Whiting to Miss All Fong,
daughter of millionaire Chinese mer-
chant of Hawaii. The engagement
has frequently before been reported and
as often denied, but friends of the pros
pective groom have not only abundant
proof, but authority for the statement
that the report of the engagement is cor
rect. and that the marriage will take place
during the present month.
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted in the Principal
Cities the Past Week.

Business Transacted in the Principal
Cities the Past Week.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE following,
compiled by the Bradstreets, are the
banks clearings for the week ending
September l4th. with the percentage of in
crease and decrease, compared with the
corresponding week last year: New
York. $40, ,742, 900, a decrease of 800; Chi
cago. S77, ,221. 900, a decrease of 25.2; Bos-
ton, SIC, ,592, 200, a decrease of 21.3; Phila-
delphia, $50, 272, 900, a decrease of 21.4; ST.
Louis, SlS,694, 900, a decrease of $50; San
Francisco. Sl2,0S5,0 900, decrease of 300;
Baltimore, Sll, 900, a decrease of 10.5;
Kansas City, 1884, GOO, a decrease of 20.9;
Minneapolis, "a, 49,, 900. decrease of 44.5;
Omaha, SIS, 703, 900, decrease OF TO; Den
yer, S2,476,000, decrease of 57.5; ST.
Paul, 81, 900, decrease of 59.5: Port
land, Or, 81, ,00S,C00, a decrease of 49,;
Seattle, 1882, 900. decrease of 55.5; Los
Angeles. $685., 200, an increase of 17.5;
Tacoma. $336,0O0, decrease of 76.0:
Spokane, $219,000, a decrease of 74.5. Total
of the leading cities of the United States,
$792, $50, ,539, decrease of 26.5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
He FEELS HURT.
WANTS 100000 FOR SHATTERED
HEALTH AND FORTUNE.
A News Boy Wanted 10 Wed a Mlllionalrc's
Daughter and Was Sent 10 the PenIlon-
liaY ON a Charge Of Theft. @

Chicago. H., March 11-An evening
paper saws tmit Eugene Dunuivnnt, COM
plnmunt iu SlOOUO1 suit against Orriu
W. Potter the North side millionaire,
is again in Jail here and intimatcs that
hp Is the victim Of conspiracy To PIE
iudicc him un the trial of his suit,
which is sci for trial this week. Dunnl-
yaut. according to the story printed,
returned TO Chicago four weeks ago,
aud was living quietly on Tie North
side. awaiting The trial of his suit \
week ago yesterday he WIS arrested, as
he claims, without u warrant ana put in
jail. charged with stealing u gold watch,
Il charge which hc declares 10 bee without
foundation.
Dunnivants suit against Millionaire
Potter h. n peculiar one and has been
brought before the public through the
papers several times. According to his
story the daughter Of Mr. Potter fell
la love with him while a ucwshof carry
ing papers To The Potter mansion lie
alleges that Mr. Potter attempted tO
break on the intimacy between HE two
young people and, falling in this. u
chnrge Oi burglary was trumpcd Mp
aud Duumyuut was sentenced TO states
prison for a term Of four years Upon
his release Representative Moore of
kAukakpp entered suit for Dunuivnnt
against Potter. o. NJ. Eos, James
HutCktnS AMI Frank Allen, Who were ul-
legged TO have aided i'm the conspiracy,
FOR S1OOOOO damages. Duuniyaul III
legcs that bis health and reputation has
been ruined 10y his imprisunulout that
he had Urcu unable 10 obtain work In
Chicago. was stunned by former friends
and Lad lusI considerable money in consc-
qucncc. For these causes ne asked
100000 damages.
Duuniyant has been in California un-
til recently, upon the advice of his at
torney. who declared that he was not safe
In Chicago Miss Gertrude w Potter,
or rs she Is now known, Mrs. julius
Clarke Daniels the young lady whose
alleged affection for young Duuniyant
has caused Tie latter sn much trouble. is
also rather well known 10 the reading
public becuuso of n series of rather
startling aud rapid matrimonial expert
encos, during which she married Mr.
Daniels aud then married Mr. h. Lee
Rust without first obtaining q divorce;
then secured divorce from the latter
aud finally married Mr. Daniels Mr.
q, W, Potter rs many times million.
uirc aud Is largely Interested In the
North Chicago rolling mills aud other To-
cal enterprises.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
CHAINED LIGHTNING
FOR USE Or THE CnY AND
RIVERSIDE SHEET RAILWAYS.
Slral,on 4 Whilo Take Control Of The ion.
nlngs Avenue Power House Of the City
street Railway Company.

The difficulties Of the City and the
Riverside street railway companies are
not naw stories, particularly 90 those
living on the lines that should be lines on
travel, but are little more than lines OF
obstruction
HE civ company Is under receiver
ship, and the prnctiyc Of enforced econ
ntny OF this company has gone 80 FAR that
the efficiency of the service has been
greatly Impaired, ON some of It's lines
there having been au absolute cessation
OF service. and on the others, while the
cars urc run with regularity, they are run
far far apart The line To the Roscdule
pavilion has not been run for months,
much TO the annoyance OF the wouid-be
patrons.
Now comes q promise for relief to
all of these sufferers through q new
contract that has just breu made 10y
which the Strattou 4 White company
get control OF the Jennings avcnue pow
cr house Of the city company. ANA Will
in the future, furnish us much power
us the company can want for tile opcrn-
ton of the cars neediul To give good
service
Mr.. White returned yesterday from
New York where he made the tinnl ar
rnngcmouts and the Strattun X White
company have already ON the road all
the additional machinery thnt will bc
necessary To supply not ouly the City
Street Railway company. hut also the
Riverside company, ON such terms that
tho latter can afford To operate again,
and therc there b. the strongest kind of
probability that In the very near future
the ears will again be- running to River
side,
II will boz necessary to enlarge tho
Jennings avenue power house. for a
part of the machinery that is to be- in-
stalled embraces two 100 light dynu-
mos that will be- operated under the
last Edison three wire patent, one merit
Of this being that it Is possible TO use
either are or inCnndcgccnt lights from the
same dyuumos The company will have
four large dynumOs installed, keeping
three in use, but holding one in reserve
Ia event Of nu accident The same prt-
dpncc will be used In the Implications Of
the engines and boilers. 50 thut at all
| times, from one years end 10 the other,
there shall he u certainty of light Uuil
| power every hour of the % I'm each day.
The Improvement in the street ear
/ service can hc better understood when
| it Is stated that the City company now
| only run two ours tu the SOuthside under
! thu Strattou a White contract, the use
/ of seven rs contemplated, and the luy-
Crsidc company now operate none, but
/ II the arrangements ara carried out.
! the dWcllcrs nt Riverside will have nt
! leust hourly car service, and this will
| Doe Increased 10 the revenues will war
| rant such an increase.
i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
A GRAVE DISCOVERY,
New Method Of EmbaImIn0 BY Which Bodies
Will Keep h Vaults.

Cincinnati, o.. March 1T.-An ex-
pertinent was made at the morgue yes
terlay, which, II successful. viii produce
q revolution In the methods of preserv-
Ing bodies after death
The neW way consists Of process of
sulphur tumigaiion In an air-tight com
partmvnt, The process Is secret II
was tried yesterday upon the bodies OF
the niau and boy, both unknown. who
had heen Killed on the railroad
The most striking feature Of the new
process II its slight cost 4 lady can not
he emhalmed for much less than $40.
The whole cost by the new process. Is
between 80 and 90 cents Furthermore,
thc sulphur process can he used with
bodies that arc SO larerated as 60 render
emhOlming an imposeihility.
But the great merit claimed for this
process Is twofold. IL is said to restore
the body TO It's natural appearance IN
life aud 10 preserve il In this condition
without change OF any kind
As yet, however the process n an OK.
pertinent only, as these bodies may be-
claimed by relatives before the efficacy
OF the process is fully tested Ii win be-
tested, however, upon the carcass of a
dog. Its crigiuators are confident that Il
VIII stand the test
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
A eLoooY FEUp.
Leads 10 a Murder In Courtroom at
Nashville.


Nashville. Tenn, March 1.-THE
Jones-Wiuters fcud led To- u shooting af-
fray ina the county courthouse today,
aud the man ON trial for murder now
lies nc the point OF death, while the son
ui his victim h. IN jail
Several months ago Andrew and Joe
Winters assaulted Tom Jones, and one
OF them shot jones, taking all the scalp
off his head. j. ID. Jones. Tom's faith
cr, had them Indicted aud The next night
he was assussiuatcd at SCOTS Hollow
on the Lebanon turnpike, whore he kept
the toll.gatc. Andrew aud Joe Winters
were arrested and charged with the
crime. Andrew was indicted and held
IN Jail as the principal, while Joe was
released ON bail, he having been indicted
as an accessory before the fact
The criminal courtroom was crowded
today 10y witnesses from Scotts Hollow.
Tho attorneys for defendants secured
q severance of the eases aud conunu-
uuvc ,mtil next term.
Nearly everybody had left the court
room when Joe Wiuters and his wife
started out, They had just passed the
door whom Tom Jones raised a hammer
less doube.acuug revolver and fired live
shots ut Joe Winters. One of the balls
struck Winters IN the shoulder. another
passed through the fcshy part of his
arm, while still third struck him square
~ She back aud partially paraly2rd
him, John Bondurant, u hystander, was
struck 10y another ball Ia the groin aud
probably fatally hurt.
Several bystanders ran up TO Jones
crying, don't let him escupem
Jones replied coolly, II am not going
20 escape; | know what | have done
aud have no wish 10 dee"
Jones was arrested aud Is In Jail. He
positively refused to discuss the matter
and the other side refuses TO talk Win
ters was taken 90 the hospital. where
he now is In n dying condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
GRAVES GIiENT.

Relton, Tex, March liz Especially Tho
most fashionable society event that haa
laken pace IN belt0n IA many years was
tue marriage last night OF Or Marvin
j. Graves % Waco 10 Miss Laura Client
daughter OF Or ana Mrs. A. q, Client
OF tlils city at the Nlethodlst church, kully
lOnu people attended the marriage. The
costumes worn by .thc bride aud her
mnids were the most unique and elaborate
The Gazette man has seen Va long
urie, After tie ceremony the bridal party
and d large number Of invited guests pro
Ccedrd tO the residence or the hrido's
parents, Where an elegant reception Wns
teudeteil Both The residence aud the
church We're handsomely decorated with
flowers ard nural desisns The Wedding
prcsenis are worry humorous, ana said 10
bc the most costly, taken altogether, ever
presented Ia Bolton aud came froin an
parts Of the Omitted States. pr. ana Alrs.
Graves left on this mornings train FOR
their culture homo la Waco, carrying with
muuiig
There were persons nsre to attend tue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
DAMAGES WANTED.

Houston. Tex. March IL Especial -
The -Hlroats scom Co be coming IN pr
big dana, 20 suits. for number have
been flrI lately Todny S. NJ Geiscl-
man entered .Ht against the Information
al and Great Northern, for $1,000, for
damages to his land, caused by ditching
John q. Widcmer also sues the Houston
and Texas Central. lie wants $4,000
because ON cold December night Il
conductor put him on q train, while he
was In possessiou of a hrst-class ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

Commencing Monday MuWh 70, the
luntley Comedy company will appear
at GrevAwals opera house for ono week
iu a repertoire of new PLAYS at popular
w,ll bo given "Wednesday and Saturday,
lhe opening bin Monday viii be- dor
giveu' The Nic6sburg Herald SAYS
This Ayorite company IL one of the
strongest m every correct spusn, which
visits the South rs financial manage
ucut Is different md we are pleased 20
believe, mor' satisfactory 20 lis owuers
thun OF other trOupos Mn iluntley
Days large salaries and secures tho hest
people, who Orc glnd 20 rem0in with him
Year after year iusuring HARMONY and
absence of friction The company IS
composed of twenty.onc persons i'm.
Guiding their own grand orchestra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
Outicura ResoIvent

Tho new Bi, Of Purifier internally g cleanse
the blood 81 ul impurities ava -otso, on. ele.
nlC and th's remove tac eau O. All cum
CT So tie great Skin Cuc, uul tUtiCUhA
So Nh exquisite skin leAuilhor. exc
ten al tto clear Tie skin scalp and restore
the t.. r. cure every u 8 a-l and hunor OF
the skin and blood. from pluplcs to scro.ula,
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTtCuR', dlci
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
tv GLOW 60 Care Skin Di.e1scs 90 pa yes,
administrations, and iO0 Testimonials mall d
free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
Aneravating Eczen1a

NV WHO had eczema on her hand Tor about
i've yer, tried ar OF many social q rcine'
"a s. but they All uttcrlt filed az last n
ducsd her 10 try your CrI uRA REMEDiEs,
and aim weasel ln gay they acted like clarm,
and although 10 was N year ufo ii 10 nut
tio1uio htr since VII trCnriy relOu mead
your CUTtCuttA tENEnus fnI all &. eli DE- eases.
a. STOCr BNlI0E,
Biviue, Cuss County. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
KAUFMAN CROPS.

Terrell Tex. March Ill Special The
farmers ARE about done planting corn but
the cold weather y chilling Go any mat
hus been So iniprudCut as 10 put sprouts
out OF the ground,
There VIII probably be no decrease IN
tho cotton ncrpagc this season w. thls
county III b. rather late to diminish the
crop now unless by the boil worm or some
other similar influence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
DON'T Dn A DRUNKARD-

DO not rob sour wife and bnbies the
habit IL growing on YOU Take lie Cn-
sor Nnre IA time, it is purely vegetable
peflecuy harmless and guaranteed, M
has cured many clgigons OF Fort Worth.
Onllas Decatur Aivorl Blg Springs.
Midland Pecos and other outside towns.
Parties Interested can got those names
for reierence. Visitors are welcomed az
ihe mstltate No. 5ll East Third street.
Fort Worth l.. L. HUGHES,
Mnnacer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

fhyAomomical Haircuttng" N tho
encouragement Of a Boston barber who
-. litlie more thnn up TO date IN lis
med 10y him 10 suit the features. ''''i'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

p,,tri,,. fr,m Waco. Moorsvillc Austin
Snn Nlnre,,s Hulshoro Georgetown, sal
ado Temple. Bartlett kiueen aud many
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

My picture mouldings are an in now
come come and see them. W. Klnpponbeeh
~ Houston street, next door 10 IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

President cleveland doesn't need 60
subscribe for amy newspapers. a wagon
lond of unrkrd copies Is Mid to reUch
the White House every day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

- Robertson a Wilton, Successors =,
i takes X Co, underwriters, 500 Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
BERKSuTRn pIne

We have for sale nj onr st,,,..
a. handsome lot Of BerksbirseV 1919 X, s''a l
SAA " seen anlwhnro. POLK Bios.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
uow's Your HnADY

prcston's ued-Ake cures any headache.
II Is guaranteed 10 do that II won't cure
anything else.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
Blue y q fayorite adjective for the
Impossible IN popular phrase and fable

Advices from 81, Petersburg shy 200 VII
lages around Warsaw ma me town OF
Areehleil haye heen inundated by a spdden
dollars OF damage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

Johnston, Pa. March iT. NhtDnio
Astoria, who moved his trunk from one
boarding house 10 another on SUNDAY.
has been fined 81 and costs for deserrat.
ing the sabbath
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
MICH COWS ron 49,

a punch Of fresh mich cows M VASE
Isgyanlses' corner Of Throck morton ann
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

AS there no reserve stock call early while
the assortment is complete Styles and quality
equaed in this market BE sure and see our mammoth
Stock before purchasing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

See Tho Gagettos swap column on
third page. and use 1t TO ret what you
want. Thu swap column viii bring Il,