Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-22
ALL OVER DIXIE.

AZ Louisville The re-handling aud dry
house Of the tobacco firm Of John Finer
Bros. at Jackson and Jacob streets.
was destroyed by FIRE Saturday. Loss
100000; insurance $9T. 500.
Two lads. Willie Shnrp and Hinton
Zachary. Of Corinth. Miss. became In
volycd ia q difficulty about 5-ccnt trans
rction, whom young Sharp futully stab.
bed Zachary with pocket knife
Al Nashville. Tenn. recent rains have
caused heavy rise in the Cumberland
sections have been compelled 10 abandon
their homes. 4 gradual rise Of half an
inch un hour is reported.
Writs " attachment have boon issued
against eighty Of the employees at the
oil mills at Shreveport. La. for failure
70 pay the poll tax. A large number ~
seizures will be made next week.
The grand jury have returned seven
indictments ngdlnft Michael Focrtcl. tlIc
dglaulting ~. Louis treasurer, charged
with embozzlcmcut
The new wing and center building Of
the lunatic nsylum nj jackson. Miss,
made necessary by the fire last February,
have becu completed.
The Watterson club Of Louisville. Ky.
has invited Governor Brown and his Of
iicinl family 20 he It's guests on the trip
to the Inauguration az Washington
Representative Curuth has filed in the
house the resolution adopted by the
Trades and Labor assembly OF the city
of Louisville. Ky, fayofing the estnb-
lishment Of q permanent census bureau.
The grand jury OF NagoHin county.
Ky, returned 300 indictments Ina nine
dn}s' most of which were for the Illicit
sale of whisky.
a ttatts ,It...s. .u.tt.u
sud to bee playing fatal havoc IN Mar
shall county, Ky
Hon. H. Bnrksdalc Of Mississippi died
81 heart failure ou Friday last nc bis
Anzoo river plantation. The remnns
were taken 20 jackson for iuterment.
Mics Maule Bernard, telegraph opera.
tor az Hot Springs, Ark. has been MISS
lug for several days She started for
a brief visit 10 her homo IN Cincinnati
aud has not been heard from
Joseph IlillidHy, n youth Of "a. was
convicted of arson aud sentenced 10 serve
IN the Mississippi pcnitcntiary FOR one
day. This sentence doprycs bin Of his
citizenship, which eau only be restored
by nn act of the legislature.
Wholesale dealers In Memphis sold 10
retailers last month nearly $4,000 pounds
OF oleumurgcrine, aud the revenue col
loctor is looking into the matter.
Mrs. Robert Browning Of Hprnleaf
Ky, died on Friday IT luckjaw. The
result of stepping ON q nail Mrs
Browning was OF the celebrated Brown
mg-Claybrook family VI Kentucky.
\ state funding board has now been
organized Ia Tennessec and Governor
IunV viii soon so East with these
Official agents of the state.
Stock is being subscribed FOR furnI.
lurc factory aud also u cracker fncto-
ry nt Grenada, Miss.
Two Mormon elders were pLot by mn
known parties when conducting meet
Truu.
John W. Chandler of Columbus. Miss
dlel ON Friday last; me- was clnssmnto
OF James q Blaine. prominent lawyer
and a successful planter.
Mr. Walter O. pulmer. secretary Of tho
Nashville Jockey club has been selected
captain Bclluirs of the ST Louis olub
20 assist president ilnlln WollR ma
IA the conduct and management of tho
sale OF thoroughbreds at ST. Louis nj
the spring meeting
j.. II, Patio and company Of Water
valley, Miss, large mercantile house.
N.Y. sso nnde an assignment Liabilities
SoOVOO and assets $4,000
:, Henry Evans, SON of First Assistant
Foslmaste.general Evans. met with a
painful accident at hia fathers car-works
at Chattanooga, Tenn While handling
a pistol he shot himself through The
left hand
Nitizcns in the vicinity ~ West Point.
have organized an immigration society
10 work In conjunction with INT Mobile
and Ohio railway TO induce hnmc-soek
ers to visit That part Of Mississippi.
The Little Rock Bar association has in.
iormod Mr. Cleveland OF their wish to
hoyc Judge IT, NJ. Rose of TINT c,tr
given the piece Of attorney general.