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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

the ordinance II changes were needed.
Adopted
1lic redisnictiue ordinance was laid
over FOR future action
Tho telegraph and telephone pole
painting ordinance was laid over one
wcek
r. II. DAYS petition 70 be appointed
special policeman. his salary 10 be paid
by the Fort Worth aud Rio Grnnde
Railway company, was referred 10 the
police committee.
Mrs l.. G. O'Malley's petition on the
assessment Of her property was fcfcrred
20 the huauce committee.
Tho petition Of the Walter A. Wood
company FOR permission TO build q wood.
en- platform scvcnty-fve feet long Ia
fUnt of It's warehouse was referred TO
the committee on streets and Alleys.
Tho letter OF Thomas ID. Miller nbout
His taxes ON city property was referred
TO the finance committee.
A. r. Frazier. street commissioner, re-
ported the collection OF S620O on SUM
dry accounts, Referred to the street aud
alley committee.
The same officer reported the details Of
the cost of various repairs ordered hy
the city council Same committees.
Neil T. Anderson IN q letter To the
council asks for the payment Of S2S01 30
With ~ by the city council ON the wire
hflNf fnNliNtt as lufltlN 10Y NtiNN
and 90 llqudate claims alleged 20 bo due
for material, construction. work etc.
Mr., Anderson claims that four weeks of
the delay were due Ia the fault Of the
city engineer; thirty days delay were
due 10 the mayor not signing the cone
tract, five weeks delay because of the
Arkansas overflow catching some of the
material the Moore Iron works had TO
work mp; several other weeks due 10 de-.
lay IN getting wire, though the money
Cor the wire wns on deposit subject 60
draft. md finally the hot weather pre-
vented the men from working All these
causes are absolutely beyond the CON
troll of Mr.. Anderson. and an lac has al
ready expended Sl0,GoS36 on the bridge
hc thinks the sum withheld should be
paid him, De agreeing TO indemnify the
city from ANY loss for material or la
Dor claims The letter WIS referred 10
the street and alley committee, the city
engineer and city attorney.
\ resolution authorizing the mayor or
some member OF the finance committee
To- boz In New York on the 10Th TO open
the bids for the Si5S,0OO worth of fund
ing bonds was passed after very long
and nc times exceedingly ont OF order
| debate.
Then the South side fire alarm cnnght
/ The interest of the aldermen nnd the body
! adjourned to Thursday at . p. m. 10 con-
slider charter amendments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
HORSES ROASTED

y Dire most horrible ia is results was
A which destroyed II. b. Binyon' s
1 Nffcf stables az jennings and P,an-
LNlnlQ avenues, fronting ON the form
"A alarm WIS turned In from box
tffnufogs avenue aud Adams street.
ft0hd alarm was needful 10 bring
ltiunai apparatus TO the scene be-
the Nfe was under control.
.sfe klnble was very extensive struc-
w Villa stalls for thirty-siK head Of
~ 1H0 mules and storage capacity
d and the harness and wagons
~ IBID transfer business. building
Del1 not be replaced for less than
When the lire was discovered
o|nrnh and his son ran 10 the stables
, = HH be stock loose. and the upper
1l Dc stable was then raging
~ Ines. feeding on the dry wood
Hlding aud the hay aud grain
Asfcin. As no fire was jnstifable
~ NI nNl-t Of the building there Is no
IN The incendiaFy origin Of the
4 tried, with the aid of neigh
Nf NC tie stock. bur some OF the
tI|Neued brntes could MOI be
the f0r,e the human beings
a. H#nt could exert Some OF the
rf|tfNN4 head Of horses ana ipulcs
f#, but At least sixteen, said
so NINtHn, were burned 10 death, xnd
AKI'fI# death it was. 100, the CRIES
!. lA 4d terror tho burning animals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

lar. Prospects for the heaviest wheat
yield ever known in his section are I'M
surpassed. Trade IN an branches is good
and constantly on the increase. while
the "Abilene country is getting at le0st
It's share Of The great tide Of immigrn-
ton that Is now pouring into the state
The general outlook for the West 10
general and Abilene Ia particularwas nev
or 80 bright IS for 1883. During the
year just closed Abilene and the "Ahi.
lene country are TO be found in n most
sound and satisfactory shape financially
Tho business men all report themselves
being moIc than pleased with the rosultA
Of 1892, while the farmers all have
ample money on hand for their necessary
needs. improvements too numerous to
note are now In progress aud tlc COIN
mcncement OF 1898 fuds Abilene. as
usual right at the head Of the process
sion Of Texas cities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
An FRROR CORRECTEn.

\ morning contemporary made an er-
rOr in publishing its account Of the fun
eral of George w. HnrgroYe aud one
of the sons OF the deceased requests the
publication OF this card OF correction:
Editor Gazette: l request that the
false statement as TO my fathers funeral.
published in morning paper be cor
rested.
His body was brought from G.. r..
Causes undertaking establishment 10 his
residence on North Hampton street. and
he was carried from there 10 the new
cemetery. | know this 10 be so, and so
do many OF hin friends who were present
at the inteuncnt, Yours respectfully
bob HARGROTE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Boston. Mass, Jan. l0.-The largest
FIRE in thrse years, broke out 90 Federal
street this morning Hecht Bros. lost
three million pounds Of wool: Kilsland
Bros. lost 10000 pounds The losses
aggregate Sl.O55.O0O, OF which Iecht
Bros. lost S90O,0O0 and Stetson a co.
10000, II Is believed that Joseph
+. Bourke. a Transcript reporter lost
his life az the IRE as he was sent 10
IMPORT IL and has not been seen since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
BHDFORD MOVIES.

H. ]. Henley has purchased the Ewalt
house and Is having an addition built
thereto.
Ed Hovencamp has bought the Wilton
farm aud moved there with his family
last week
NJ. ~ Hurst has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Hoyencamp.
Mrs Sam Day died OF pneumonia at
her home near Bedford last "Wednesday
evening She leaves husband and four
children 10 mourn her loss.
Mrs Milton Moore Is still under the
DOCTORS care. although abe Is improving
The attendance at che Bedford college
has largely increased since the holidays.
The fine weather OF late has enabled
the farmers 10 begin their blowing.
The steam throeher has been doing
some work ia this community the past
week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
SOLD OFT.

Negotiations were concluded yesterday
by which the business and goodwill OF
the Fort Worth Drug company doing
the foot Of Main street, was transferred
20 Messers. III. w. Williams & Co and
the Fort Worth Drag company viii
cease to exist. The value OF the stock
will approximate $4,000. outside OF COM
mission goods, furniture and fixtures
The stock will be- removed as soon as
possible To IA. w Williams & Co s
ner Of Tenth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
MANsIoN.

Y. y. Mccarty and wife, Oswego ~ y;
I.eO Nenar, wife ana daughter ~ Louis.
w, u. Mayheld, Texas; Geo. y. Stetsend,
Clifton; j. A. Williams Abilene; Miss r.
Reck oswego n. VI A. 7. Anderson,
Clifton; q. II. Fly, Detroit: Frank y. can
Ter, L, y army; ]. G. Celia, New Orleans,
La; J. w. Gibson, Wagner l. H.. y.
J. Blocker, Sar Angelo Mrs. and Mrs. j. II.
Derrick, Lebanon, l. H., Mre. Wells and
daughter Ennis. Alex r. Jones ahd Ntfe.
Texas; J. w. Legg, Dallas i. W. Carter,
rcxarkana; +. Mitchell, Weatherf0rd; Ear
nest b. Holman, L. \. army; Mrs. Y. @.
Phillips, Bowie; Jno. Estes. Arson: H. u.
Nance, Bolton; John Johnson and wife.
l:astland; A, l.. Wright EBstland; w. @.
Neale, Brecklnridge; q. D. wilson whites.
boro: Il. ~ Cater Amarillo; Alrs Jno. ".
Neale aud children, breckenridge; j. u.
Dale, Bonhnul ParsOn Il. N. Sims. Colo
fndo; W. w. Freeman Cleburne Ell. Ca
bier and wife. Kansas Cry. ~. H. W. Shell
ton, 81. Louis; .. 4. Arnold. Ciebnrne:
Lon Fowler. Lexington Tenn; w. II. Gen.
try Seldom, Tex; ]. 81 Berry Tyler: Louis
u. Mitchell Washington, -. O.; NJ Francis.
New York; w. \. Browning, Memphis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
naeo. ner.e ia I,l.na.

A Now York lawyer explaining his rapid
ncroaze IN wealth ~ IA reputation SAld Il
eas due 70 the toInfoolery q people. For
example, client Of nline had rec hotse
that he swapped Tor al island ia the sound
The race horse went wrons, ami the otker
man brought snlt 70 recover daIoagea Iris
lade my client angry, and DO brought snit
Tor Misrepresentation Of property. The on.
posing lawyer wa8 q friend d mine. EsA
had two suits, and No fought them tooth
and tail Now he owaa The race horse aud
/ own the island IN ths sound. n---New aork
eaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
GRAND LURY MATTERS.

The grand jury of the Forty-eighth
district court returned yesterday sixty-two
indictments for misdemeanors and twelve
for felonies and was discharged The
new grand jury OF the Seventeenth dis
trict court, was impanellea md got down
10 work. II is composed Of the following
gentlemen:
J. ID. Foreman. foreman: William Cha
ney. NJ. G. Billings. W. ]. Blessing. III.
II. Price. q. HRrwell, J. II. Mitchell,
II. l.. Lathrop. H. II Rogers, j. L.
Purvis, w Il. Hurley and j. $. Easley
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
RUBY IODGE INsrALATIoN.

l4ast night Past chancellor r. r.
Darrah. ID. G. g.. installed the officers
las, at the Castle hall Third aud Main
street The officers installed were. Por-
ter Ban, G. c.; q. Il. Gay, v. O.; !. A.
Walker, prelate; r. r. H0ddix, X. Of
II. and s.. 4, l.. Sorry. n. Of r.; II. III.
Ingram, NJ Of Ex.: L. l.. Daniels, NJ
OF A.. VIM Goldstein. l. G.. q. n.
Adams, o. @. A. X. HAN nils the chair
az - n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

A Gazette reporter on bis rounds last
night encountered Mr. II. IT, Radford.
agent aud correspondent Of The Gazette
at Ahilerr in III corridor Of ia Piekwick.
Mr.. Radford reports things la most
excellent condition throughout the en-
tire "Abilene country Ia every partieu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
ARLTNGTON LOCALs.

One night last week barn on John
Ditto's farm. used by Frank Meeks,
was burned. A few Nights after b.
Griiin's barn was sci on fire. Yesterday
morning a house occupied by Mr.. Feam-
ster. and owned by Allen Robson, was
burned. These were all set on fire and
all are within one mile Of each other.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
RUSHED THROUGH.

In the S9yenteenth district court yes
terday the suit o. parte Charles I'll.
N0ylor. 10 remove disabilities was filed.
the petition heard md the application
era lted, the whole proceeding taking but
a very short time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
Al c0ID NfGIIr

81. Paul. Jan. iO'rhe mercury continues
70 drop rapidly, falling nearlg as much rs
during the prerions "a hours. During the
Night L touched 40 10 30 below Ia difiefeut
paris 81 the city and 80 degrees n aiso
reported. but the average was about ~
Last night Was the coolest 81 the winter
W far
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
IN UNFRAMED VILE


Tie following Is list Of the prisoners
now confined IN the county jaii. They
number iifty-four. and the charges under
which they are incnrcernted range all
the way from willful murder to petty
larceny.
VIII Yarber, rape. coiored.
WIN Jones. murder colored
John Vaughn, murder, white.
Dick Clayton, robbery. colorcd.
VIII Campbell, murder, colorcd.
Horace Bell, murder, coloipd.
jim Toots, murder. colored.
win Jones, aggravated assault, colorcd.
g. w. Williams, burglary, white.
John Hall, attempt to Kill, white:
John Cunningham, vagrancy, cOlored.
Frank Mitchell. sodoniy, colOred.
John Jackson, horse theft, cOlOred.
T.. }. Holbert, aggravated assault,
white
John Sanders. burglary. white.
George Rhodes, theft colored.
Jennie Browning thcft, colored.
George Ash. theft. white.
Josh Bennett, cow theft. white.
Jerry Bowlin, theft, white.
May eagle, theft, white.
Sadie Gwinn, disposing Of mortgaged
property. COlored.
John Rutlcdgc. swindling. white.
George Thompson, robbery, white.
Walter Durham. robbery, white.
A. H. Taylor. theft, col, red.
Henry Cavili, murder, colored.
John Drury, burglary, white.
A. j. Mcmillan. robbery white.
r. r. George, robbery white.
Sam Kincaid, aggravated assault,
colorcd
Jim Harris. vograncy colored.
Jim Smith vagtnncy, colOred.
William Douglas. burglary. cOlorod.
w. d. Slaytou, theft, white.
ID. j. Corners, theft, white.
John Kelly, burglary. colOred.
Gene johnson, burglary, colored.
Henry Kny. asa, ult. white.
Henry Nelson, theft. colored
Charles Warnc. theft colored.
Felix Field. theft, colored
Della Mitchell, receiving stolen prop
erty. cOlopad.
Robert Wolch. theft, colored.
Tom Brown, theft, colored.
Walker Hargrove, murier, wlito.
Jim Ravell. theft, white.
VIII Ellis, theft, colored.
George Williams, theft. colorcu.
John Thompson, assault 10 murder
white.
George Fctty. thoft, white.
Jim Upshuw, burglary, c0lored.
Frank Mills, aggravated assault, white
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
SNftTUFTELD LOCAIS.

Business is improving since the holt
days
About 10000 bushels of oats have been
bought az this place up Ia date and cars
are being loaded as fast rs they can be
secured.
Mr. j. W Morgan aud Miss Lizzie
Shivers were united in marriage at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr.. VIM.
Shivers, on Sunday evening Rev. ID.
w. Smith officiating. Best wishes are
extended by their many friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Denver. Colo, Jan I0-W. J. Meyers
Sent hy lhe Durango board 81 trade 10 III.
Yeetixaie the gold fields Of kan-Jnau bAs
returned aud sHys the boom Il Without
toaaAaNcn. Tie admits there ~ gold there.
Mst Il u not fenfiftA epOufh 70 wear ont
no exirgyagaut reports clrculated about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
TIE McuIGAN srNAroRsHItI.

I.anaing Mich. jan. ~. The penOcratl,
memherp ~ the legislature tonight unani.
mDusly nominated Daniel J. Cnmpau uf
Detroit Tor the United states senator
ship The legislature Is Republican.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
ApANCING PARTY.

el'fctf fleasant reception was teudered
Grace Copless OF Toledo, O.. nc the
lfptt 81 Der aunt, Mrs Pagan. on
VA, IN N'fNtt, last night. The evening
pqeted with dancing aud music aud
,n lnty s0nler was served nc ~ o'clock.
se preaent We're Misses Dnggett,
u. oalley, Boz dnrant, Kyle. Confess,
~. H&es and Baker and Mrs. Dick
I'm; Measrs. Charles Wheeler, John
M dnraall Geer, L. Simpson, l.. Flem-
|ni'L. bo'ianraut NJ. Daggett, g. Pagan
several others.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

uttered being almost human-like in their
appeal to the mty Of those whose ears
were tortured 10 the distressing sounds
that only ended when the terrible death
by fire ended their lives.
The loss ON stock is fully 5000 for
the horses and mules ranged IN value
from S125 to $3.50 head.
The loss on the structure is about
5000. The loss on feed, harness, etc.
about 5000 there being $500 worth
or moro of focd in the stable
The insurance was $500 ON the stable
and feed, and 5000 on the stock and
harness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
IEAIousY.

New York, Jan. 10. Walter Marshall this
evening shot his divorced wife, May, dan.
gerously wounding her lie also shot Hob
err Dingneldcr, then committed suicide.
Jenlousy
Jealousy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
TERRIBLE srnRAL.

Lafayette. la, Jan. 1O.-JThe worst storm
FOR years began Sunday noon ana h siiii
raging. Public roads are blocked ia an m.
rections All trains are delayed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

The Patllo Hill nandpipe viii be
filled Monday and this will settle the
water supply for fire lighting purposes
far the far South Side.
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ron nicn AND room.

SMllhriElp, IRK,, tet. 70, 1891
Editor Gazette
We have two or three cook books, but not
being o stakeholder Ia any nNtional bank,
nor Interested ga the Louisiana state lot
terry, | have not been able, financially, 10
utilize thom 20 any great extent But !
ilud Ia the Household, OF GAzErrr Cook
Book, scores or recipes wen adapted 80 the
household % limited means, plenty Of
chnap, simple and healthful recipes; while,
n one wishes 10 Indulge In something more
expensive and stylish, there are plenty rich
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
\ HOrSTNN SHnoTING-

\ press dispatch from Houston night
before last brought news Of killing IN
Houston, In which one locomotive eng.
neer name Sulli AN was Killed by an.
other named Joseph Burs Mr. Burts
is brother Of well known citizen OF
Fort Worth, DR.. Burts. and this letter
from a very reliable gentleman Ia Hous.
ton, who formerly lived ia Fort Worth
makes such clear self defense case il
Is given almost IN It's entirety.
Mr.. Burts was seen at The iail and
he seemed very quiet and calm, aud said
that he killed the man in self defensc
IL Is an old feud that has been standing
for some time. This IL the fourth time
that a difficulty has been pushed on him.
aud he tried TO avoid a meeting today,
but sullivan hailed him from across the
street with the words. C d
you, what are you looking 10 me forf''
aud az the same time throwing his hand
behind him % draw his plst0l. bur Joe
was TOO quick for him Sullivan died
with his pistol IN his hand.
The same parties some years ago be-
came involved Ia Il difficulty IN san An.
tonic, and the death of one or both was
then rurrOWly ayerted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
A pIsTn.LERY orFEREp.

A gentleman named IIoffhcirner. from
Cincinnati. O.. IL In the city 10 locate q
distillefy, for n consideration. and q very
minor consideration Il Is when the i'm.
portance of the enterprise is takcrl into
consideration. He wants a location OF
North Fort Worth This win cost prob.
ably 5000. If this site is douated 10
him, he viii guarantee the location Of
dIillery with q daily capacity Of 600
bushels of grain, and this quantity OF
mash would make n product of spirits
that viii give employment 10 forty or
fifty coopers alone TO barrel the run Of
the distillcry. and would necossitate the
services Of fully az many moro iis various
capacities about the distillcry.
Then. the location Of such mann
featuring establishment in this city would
give an additional market for grain and
give n waste or bye prOdnct that wOuld
feed many hundred head OF stock. hogs
especially thriving ON the sl0ps. as the
waste 10 called. IL is also good fatten-
ing cattle feed, so there Is practically no
waste in an establishment Of this kind
What Is needed moro than anything
else, for the development OF Texas n
manufactures, and any and every kind
Of such an establishment that turns The
raw product Of the fields into finished
product for human use IL one that brings
benefit TO- the commuNty In which Il II
located. Fort Worth offers an Wrivaled
location for any and all manufactures
aud the constant coming of prOspectors
90 this city Is an cvideficc on thiH sub.
ject whose force cannot be cuinsaid.
Mr.. Hoiiheimcr will present the matter
To the citizens OF Fort Worth, aud
prompt action can secure the establish
mont of this enterprise IN Fort Worth
one deemed 30 important by the Houston
board of trade that bonus Of $1,000
Is offered To insure the selection of that
place as the site for the mandatory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
UARGROVr HAUEAg COppIre

IIARGBONE HABEAS CORPUS.
Yesterday a writ OF habeas corpus was
sued out by the attorneys Of Walker
Hnrgrove, and the application win be-
heard next Thursday at 80 before
Judge Harris. The defense has called
thirty witnesses b its aid aud the case
will probably be a long.winded one.
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