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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
in the CITY.
a TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
Throws Huge Powders Into the AIR.
Horse Killed---Other Damage.

Throws Huge Bowldcrs Into the AIR.
Horse ISiIIed---Other Damage.
For several days pasr. the contractors
who have been at work ex@yating rock
on the foundation OF the new court house,
have been using dynamite for the plIr-
pose, and the people doing business on
the square, north Main and Houston
streets. have become accustomed to
the noisc made by The dynamite.
Yesterday at II O'Clock they were start
led by an unusually loud report, and those
on the streets, looked and saw the air
filed with stones Of all sizes, which had
been, with great force, blown high into
the air by an unusually heavy charge &,
powder. One Of the stones, weighing
iifiy-eix pounds, struck fine horse be-
longing to n. L. Grammer, killing him
INSTANTLY. MIR. Grammer bad just gotten
OUT Of his buggy, lied his horse, aud start
ed into his store, when he heard the re-
port, and saw the rock strike his horse.
Mt. Grnmmer was also struck on inc
finger by small stone.
The horse was valued at several nun.
dred d0llnrs. The blast was one hundred
aud fifty ynrds from whore the horse was
tied Many people on the streets escaped
with their lives only by lodging the huge
stones. pr running into stores. Two OF
the powders, weighing about thirty
pounds each. crashed through the roof of
Ben Terrelrs law office, one ~ them
lodging on bricl, partition wall, and
the other FILLING through and knocking Il
hole Ia the office floor. Terrell had just
stepped into an adjoining room and cs-
capped uuhrrt.
Tie roofs Of the houses within two
hundred yards Of the blast were covered
with stones, and several Of them dnmag-
ed, The corrugated iron awnings In the
vicinity were riddled. aud all badly dam
aged. The glass fronts Of several stores
uli the squire were slightly damaged.
John Grney. foreman of the laborers
working on the court honsc. says that
heretofore he had been using dynamite
for blnsting and that the charge rogpOn-
sible for the damage done yesterday,
was the first powder that had been used
Mr. Grlney also says the charge was not
unusually large. aud only consisted Of
about twenty-five pounds Of black pow
der.
The contractor in charge of the work.
immpdiatcly commenced TO repair all
damage done by the explosion. The hour
oil the explosion was possibly the only
reason that several deaths did not re-
suit, ~ many people Ind gone TO dinner,
and HE streets were more or less de-
serted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
PERSONAL.

,p..,,..., :, -. ,vo,,h ~ hovo Val.
pt tors rom other towns viii confer a Ia.
yor on The Gazette Nv sending notice OF
the fact 10 this paperl
$. p. Burns of Brownwood is In the
city,
A. ]. Busby of Gainesville is in the
city.
I Taft 81 Taxorlona ia at Gin.
nochio's.
Joha W HICKMAN of Cleburne is in
tho ciiv
w w Rio;r Of Nav Orleans. "a at
c,innon,,io,s
"In"osn'U > ,.
j; =, J9hns OF OihinhAu 10 s'opp'us
" uihhochio .
Tracy Lam9f ~ waco was IN nort
Worth yesterday
Mrs. L. Ii. Festoe of Bowie was in
the city yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
MooNsHINER CAPTURED.
He Was Terror in West Virginia
and Had Killed Many Men.

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 27.-The
most important capture OF a moonshine
whisky maker Of recent years was recently
made by United States Marshal D. H. Har-
man on Indian creek, Wyoming county.
The man captured was the famous Willard
Morgan, over whose head a reward has
been hanging for ten years. Morgan began
making moonshlne whisky and killing poo
pie who stood IN hls way in 1870, and has
prospered and deaed the law ever since.
He has with the assistance OF those en-
gagged with him. driven dozen posses Out
OF Wyoming county, and last fan, single
handed disarined four officers aud made
them walk out Of the county before tue
muzze Of Ills Winchester Six years ago
the state legislature passed resolution
ordering the state militia out 10 capture
Morgan, but the troops threatened nuiily'
and the officers not caring 10 go INTO MOT
gan's stronghold never enforced the ofder.
rifle mas never been six feet away trom
lla hand The number OF men who have
died at his hands Is varlously estimated
al FROM six to fifteen. Morgan Is now %
years odd six feet two inces tall, ana
p strl d powerful unu. He has anassed
considerable wealth, having conducted the
moOnshinc business on the wholesale pan
running sometimes as many IS uge stiis
and shipping the product iu barrels. He
was finally captured through The dupliciy
Of one Of his men, who led him into close
quarters where he wag surrounded. lie
was held for the United States court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

The vault In the chamber OF commerce
building Is almost finished.
Rusk street Is being graveod and pre-
SCENTS u much better appearance.
j. +. johnson and Miss Esther Trotter
were married by Justice Randle yes
tcrday.
4 number Of Fort Worth people who
left on the Galveston excursion have re-
turned.
Two nice gentle family ponies, also
one single phncton, nearly new, left for
Officer Tom Payne of the city police
force has been sick for the past day OF
two, aud Is SIN confined To his room.
The north bound Missouri, Kansas &
Texas passenger train was several hours
late last night on account Of a washout
near hylor.
Rey. W. L. Nclms, presiding elder Of
the Southern Methodist church OF this
district Is happy over the arrival OF a
new boy at his house
The bldy Of Dan Lindsay. the man
who committed suieidc last Monday at
| Bowers, Ia Dallas county, was taken to
Brownwood today for bnrial
Since the suspension Of SECRETARY Burns
several applicants for the position of city
secretary have sprung mp, aud the race
promises to be an interesting one.
A large congregation was. out to hear
| DIR, Nicillroy preach IN eloquent serman
| at the First Presbyterian church last
night. DR. Mclllroy viii preach again
tonight at The shmc place
The noise made by the falling stones
on the Iron roofs aud awnings near the
seone OF the explosion yesterday, caused
| four tcuns TO run away. hut beyond
slight injuries to the vehicles no damage
was done,
George L. Cause, funeral director aud
omhalmer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods on hand. Takes full charg,
Of funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3li West Weather
ford street Fort Worth, Tex. rele
phone No. 10T.
A lawn festival for the benefit of IN,
Catholic church will be given at ill
residence " Mrs Edward A. Lewis, Coz
Florence street this evening. Music vii
by one Of the many attractive feature
Of The entertainment. A most enioyahl
evening IS IN store for those who 4,
tend
Tho Gaactte is In recent OF an inv
tation 70 BE- present at the Railway Train
nona ball Tonight al II icI . lake III
conimittec has made arrangements wit
the North Side stvtet railway To ,sbnnec
with the Polytechnic street car line 4
Us to insure street car service up 10 witt
IN few rods Of the lake.
Notwithstanding the damage done b
the blast on the square yesterday,
saay result Ia some benefit 70 Jarran
! county. The centractors say p~-N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. NJ. Sept.
GIN point OF enthusiasm Indiana lays
claim TO the most successful state day AZ
the fair. II was an idoal autumn day.
When Gov Claude Matthews and stan.
cx.presdont Iisrris0n. James Nhitoomh
Riley AMI others were csoorted 10 tho Ia.
diana huii1lng at II O'Clock by Counts
alonor Nnvcne. Stakeholder and uthpra
the guarila were compelled to force bach
The rriht MAS Of humanity which Was
packed together In front Of the state build
Mhtthews made the opening address. Thcr
Gencrai Harrison delivered an address
Jatucs Mhticomh Riley rrclted one ~ III.
poems. "Mhcn Frost II an tho Pumpkins =
and was warmly received.
Tonight there was a fireworks display.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
A HUSBANDS CHARGE.

rEXARKANA. Ark, sept. eT.-tspe.
rial -ln tho circuit court on tho Arkan.
Eas side Of The town, @. H. Moore this
morning filed a sah against his wife.
Mole Moore, for absolute divorce, aud for
Me custody Of their only child
The complainant alleges that tho couple
we've married at Paris. Tex. two years
ago last January, that they lived happily
together until August last when de
fendant, without plaintiffs knowlcige OF
cpneenl, left his. bed and board. returning
70 The home OF hor patent aud taking theii
child with her. The plaintiff also Al
leges that defendant has on diifercni
oocasious been guilty OF adultery witt
different men
The parties have resided hore ever sine,
their marriage and were favorhbly known
The filing ol thu suit has c>used quite 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

John G. Noble seems 10 settle the ques.
tiou as to who is the oldest postmaster Ia
the United States. He writes 10 the Pitts
burg Chrouicle-relegraph; THE records
OF the postotiice department show that this
honor belongs 10 Roswell Beardsly OF North
Lansing. n. Y. Mr. Bcardsly was ap.
uointed westminster at North Lansing In
iSa3 hy John McLNau, postmaster general
under j. a. Adams. and has been In ac-
line service ~ postmaster ever since,
period Of sixty-seycn years-
"Slore than ATTY years ago the writer
when a very Hide boy, used TO visit the
above named n0stnihce, and Mr.. II. had
then been postmaster for years. Lot II
Is renemhered then. that whatever claims
others may ses up, Roswell Beardsly 9.
wears ahead OF all. He "a still hale and
strong and Is likely 70 hold the Office TOT
ycnrs 10 come He Is o Democrat OF N,
Jacl,sonian school and loyal 10 the party
us wen az TO the country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
YOU CAN SEE AT THE
Crawford Dry Goods Co

THE LARGEST AND HANDsoMEST
COLLECTION OF NEW AND SWELL
DESIGNS IN SILKS, sAT1Ns AND
vELvETs WHICH ARE SHOWN
IN THE MARKET THIS SEASON.
GREENS, BROWNS, EMINENCE
AND BLACK AND WHITE ARE
THE PREVAILING CoLoRS. WE
HAVE THEM IN PLAIN AND TWO
TONED, ALSO IN THE oNIBRE AND
LoIE FULLER EFFECTS.
WOOL DRESS NOVELTIES NEVER
WERE so HANDSOME. THE SAME
CoLoRS AND DESIGNS PREVAIL
AS IN SILKS. BASKET AND HOP
SACK wEAvEs ARE IN GREAT
DEMAND, AND ARE BEING SHOWN
BY US IN EVERY CONCEIVABLE
TTNGE AND DESIGN.
TRIMMINGS, OF COURSE, WE
HAVE IN ALL THE NOVELTIES,
THESE WE MUST ASK YOU TO
LOOK AT, AS THEY ARE so DIFF
FICULT TO DESCRIBE.
IN THE PALMER DRESS FAB
RIGS WE ARE SHOWING FULL
LINES OF SERGES, HENRIETTAS,
CHEVIoTS, CAsSIAIEREs, BARBA-
RINES, AMBROSE AND BENGA-
LINES, so If YOU DO NOT WANT
TO GO TO THE EXPENSE OF PUR-
CHASING ONE OF THE HIGHEST
GRADE NOVELTIES YOU CAN Sc
LECT A STYLISH GOWN FROM US
WITHOUT GOING ANY FURTHER.
SOME VERY PRETTY DESIGNS
ARE BEING SHOWN THE EARLY
PART OF THE WEEK IN OUR
HOUSTON STREET WINDOW.
THIS SEASON OUR BLACK GOODS
STOCK is JUST TWICE AS LARGE
AS EVER BEFORE, AND EMBRACES
EVERY DESIGN KNOWN TO THE
WEAvERS ART
NOW, AFTER SELECTING YOUR
DRESS, YOU WILL FIND EVERY
NEW COLOR AND STYLE OF GLOVE
AT OUR GLOVE COUNTER ~
Mate. YOUR SELECTION IN
SUITS.
OF COURSE A NEW DRESS sUG-
GES'rS A NEW HAT, AND RIGHT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
roruLIsrs A,r ApLENn.

ABILENE. Tex, Sept. oT.-iSpecial1
living 10 tho heavy rains and cons,,
quent mud the Ponulist eamp.meetiug
which was 10 have opened here yesterday
uid not meet al least In camp. A NUM-
Dor Of people were III frnm tic country,
however, and from adjoining counties.
ah9 soNs oi ihe eRsakcrs who had prom
entertained, aud the speakers wanted 10
weak. ArrnugcheDas were therefore
inside for holding meetings 10 the lumber
eied, which had recently heer ,issd IA Il
tabernacle by the Methodist camp-mret.
ing, and last night Stump Ashby hold
forth Tor two and half hours TO an
Rudience q several hundred.
Mr. Abby spoke on the money amos
ton. continuing himself chiefly 10 shown,
that something l. wrong,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
on no THE ToRr sHLL COUNTRY

WICHITA FAId4S, Tex, Sept. 2T--
tSpeciHll-A mass meeting nf Michlta's
enterprlsing citizens was held last night
for the purpose of-lgitating the move
ment Of opening the Fort SIN country,
w. H. Moore was made president and
Hon Bryan Houston secretary OF the
meeting. Committees were appointed for
different purposes relative 10 the work
One Is composed of such representative
mcn as j. 4. Kemp, II. H. Hut, a ID.
Anderson, Nat Henderson, NJ. NJ Tenn
pleion and cx-NiayOr Ods II. Bacon to
bring the subject before Congressman
Cochran and ask his assistance In the
dnltltpr The above gentlemen have
committed themselves To this work und
art taking active Interest In IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

Yesterday Gazette reporter called on
Secretary Burns and eN-Sccyctary Ma
bry at the county Jail, They were both
occupying neatly furnished coll aud
seemed to be making the best Of the
situation, Mr.. Burns and Mr. Mabry
had nothing 10 say for publication, cx-
cept that they were confident of their
ability 10 give bond. but up to late
hour last evening they had not sue
ccedcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
onARGED MlrM nnInrRY.

HoNiiAM Tex, Sept, %. -1Spccial)
hero, was arrested Yesterday. charccJ
Win attempting TO bribc u witness IN The
Ferry rape case, Perry and Corulh being
indicted by the last grand jury for rapr
on innatic Conith was convicted ana
sentenced TO seven yenrs In tho peri,
tenuary Perrys trial was put ON until
q relative Of Perry Hun was released
October II.
The jury in the Alfred farrell wurdor
case IS siill out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

wTNoNA, Tex, Sept. 2G.-(speoial)-
Yesterday evening Or. Sleed, living In
the Red Springs neighborhood, ten miles
west OF here, was shot and instantly
killed by James Mathews. The weapon
used wns double-barrclcd shotgun.
The doctor was on his way TO see II sick
child, when he was met by Mathews.
Full particulars cannot be obtained at
present. Mathews surrendered to the
sheriff,
A Smith & Wesson pistol was found in
the doctors pocket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
REBELs srEAL A MARcH

BUENos AYREs Sept. 27.-Another
sensation was caused hore today in naval
circles. Some of the rebel sailors con.
cerned directly or indirectly In the torpedo
boat attack upon the Government warshlps
hive seized the old ironclad Andes. which
Is lying discharged and ont Of commission
and getting up steam unobserved, steamed
away TO Rosario before the government
vessels could intercept the old shin. The
government sent two torpedo boats In
pursuit of the Andes, and Il is believed
the rebels will be captured and brought
back
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

wYLIE. Tex, Sept. 26--(special.l-
A very fair ralu fell here yesterday,
though not enough 10 I'll Mp the pools.
The crops Throughout this section are
some short, cotton being about one-half
short The corn crop is also short.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

BURLESON, Tex, Sop. IT Specially
II r., Thompson the king Of tumps.
arrived here at $50 y. III. yesterday.
He spent the night here aud left this
morning On his journey to South Amer
lea.
quite a crowd gathered around to see
the king.
Thomas Richie was Killed at Egau by
sonthhomd passenger train on the
night Of the 18th, No particulars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
ANARCHISTS DoINGs.

VIENNA, Sept TIA number Of an
archis's' pamphlets, printed in the Czech
lannagge aud cniitled Vengeance Cries
5 A,SuN' T,Wefls iogud in the streets 10.
MEhE ne imperlal eaEle on numerous
letter boxes bad been defaced. and ,yi,
inder with caps and fuses was found IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
pIcKwIaS.

+ n ran. st Louis o Z \ 7 ll psss
~ ~ Nash. Galyestoni 4 IN = 1g
: 'wiuisns, ciiy6 p h Z SVn ~: \
isyg,i FADE: julie Ayordr; X j "
louis; John Tulips. pqe nrs I1l
o'Seni. sherman; Jaaases s,s arr !.
s Ssssd. Denton; j. l Mc ,Q.,Is v 2 4
uarris DALLAS; | III y.9,,asl.rf; y Z
nai,as, + /. Stating. u2,,a aabes ~ =
isnd paris: J ] Bi,nallss 'iK'sl nf
n knrtc, St Louis; 4 n NllF
\ Turk, New York 1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept 2I,-tSpcclnll
'rhc area 81 high pressure continues over
the country. az ~ i3at highrs report, ok
rcnt that thoro hos been q rise 10 the
haromcter over the urpcr mississippi val.
ire Rocky mnnninlns. Tho temperature
has fallen or changed but little generally.
THE weather rs cloudy over the southeast
ern Rocky mountain slope, and "a generally
clear Clspwerc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
RAMorNo on A srRIKr

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Sept. 27.-Bal-
lots of the trainmen Of the "Big Four
system would have been canyassed and
the result reported but some arrived tn
late No man knows the desnlt. bnt iii
indications point 10 the defeat of rho
strike W lhe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
IN KNOX COUNTY.

BENJAMIN. Tex, Sept, 25.-lspecial)
Tho iong-contnued drouth is thing Of
the past Rain began to fall here last
night. and continued till 10 O'Clock this
morning. The ground is thoroughly
soaked. Sowing wheat viii be pushed by
our farmers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

HERE WE MUST SAY THAI MI
1T COMES TO MILLINERY Nj,
THE ONLY HOUSE NJ ros@
WORTH THAT DIRECTLY -
PORTS IT'S PATTERN n
THEREBY INcuRRtSG 4 ~
MENDous EXPENSE nm -,
IS THE ONLY WAY no Krpa
SUCCESSFULLY WITH MI,
STRIDES OF FASHION
OUR ELEGANT PATTERNS M
NOW ON EXHIBITION. /
NEW SAILORS, RIBBONS. rRAri
ERs AND MILLINERY NoyEIrl
ARE NOW ALL opkNEp N
PLACED ON SALE.
AFTER LOOKING THROUGH OH
HATS JUST STEP AROUND \
THE OTHER AISLE on SAM
FLOOR AND ASK TO BE SHOW
OUR CLoAKS. HERE WE Ar,
SHOWING THE swnLI.Esr 10,
OF WRAPS YOU EVER HAD TIL
PLEASURE TO sRLEOT Facul
BUTTERFLY COLLARS, tlgsni
LA SKIRTS AND LARGE sFTyg{
ARE THE DISTINGUIsHNG FlJ
TURHs OF. THIS SEASONS ra3
DUCTIoNs; THESE WE ARE u
PLAYING IN EVERY DiAGINABj
CLOTH AND SHADE. WE HAd
BEYOND A DOUBT, THE mol
ELEGANT LINE OF COATS III
SEASON WE HAVE EVER own
WHILE ON THE SECOND FIO'
WE MUST CALL YOUR mn
TIoN 10 THE LARGE AND V
RECT COLLECTION OF oARhl
RUGS, LINoLEUMs, sHADl
LACE CURTAINS AND DRAP1
les. EVERYTHING NEW AND 4
sIRABLE is TO BE FOUND NTH
DEPARTMENT.
IN THE NEAR FUTURE wEE'
TELL YOU WHAT WE ARE sHQl
ING IN MEMS AND BOYS cllf
ING. sUFFIoB TO SAY THIS IN
WE ARE SHOWING MEMS su
FROM $3.50 TO $500 AND. BOZ
SUITS FROM 50 90 10 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28

Yesterday afternoon at the residence
of the bride ON Pecan street Judge
H. IL. Albright and Mr. NJ H. Wins
were married. The wedding was quiet
one and only Il few intimate friends Of
The contracting parties were present
Mr. Albright Is one Of the leading
lawyers of the city aud Mrs Wins is
well and fayorably known here
The couple loft last night over the
Rock Island for Chicago On their honey
MOON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
cAusn on rHr SORROW

HENnnRsoN. Ky. sent. 2T.->irs. AMI
Icy sutton Of Lcuisbrrs, KY, lcf, her has.
band and two children last Thursday Uni
elopsd with James Sutton, her nephew.
The faiihle,s spouse and her I9thasid are
serncs,,t Is be hoai,i for resaz n fhe
foftntn rccS,i,fly came from ,hAt state The
deserted husband + a wcli-todp farmer.
and II well-ni<k hr0ken'aearted over tAe
dislracc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
oHANGED THE WEIGHT.

GALVESTON, Tex. Sept. 2T.--tSpe..
cial) --Blll Wilson, wanted for alleged
day and taken back tonight. When ar.
rested he was going under the alias OF
George Washington. He Claims that the
oifense for which he WIS arrested was for
changing tho weight on a bill for q bale
Of cotton from 525 to Dos, and that II
WIS done by mistake.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
THE RUSSIAN WAR SHIP.
Only wreckage of 1t Found-Two
Hundred Said to Have Gone Down
With Her.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2T.-search
for missing warship Pouslkal has only
resulted in the discovery of more wreck
age, 1t is believed the man-of-war struck
n sunken rock and foundered with all on
board. The total number of officers and
sailors drowned Is said TO be 200.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
HAYS is CUTE.
He Confesses, Then Refuses TO Sign
It---Thus He Gets Continuance.

He Confesses, Then Refuses TO Sign
It---Thus He Gets Continuance.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept 27.-Sylvester
Hays, the cattle thief under arrest ut
Belleville, Illinois, who few DAYS ago
made confession, now refuses to sign
the same He gained time by the con-
fession and secured continuance of the
case and all witnesses have returned
10 Texas
Before leaving for Texas, Attorney s.
II. Cownn said they had enough evil
dence to convict Hays he thought. in
Texas, where he could make much
stronger case against him. He intimated
that upon arriving home he would apply
for rcquiition from the governor Of
Texas on the governor of Illinois for
cattle stealing against Hays aud have
him taken 10 Fort Worth II is also
understood an effort will he made 10
have the indictment secured u the
United States court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
A BRTBT CouRrsHlp.

I DBQArUls, Tex, Sept, 27.-CSpe,
cialD,.Mr. w l.. Comb6 OF Alyarado
and Mrs. Lucy a. McAdams of Dallas
y. m. to-day by Judge j. n. johnson.
The conplo met yesterday for the first
, time. and after o short conversation de-.
cided they could live much happier In
double harness, and so We're married to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
FATE OF BOY

HoPKINsvIJuG, ~ 4 ssIfl
young snen, supposed e Z, : 7 III.
stealing q ride on ,op $40.
and Mississippi sone5 ~ ~. /.
Central city. when ~ ,s'sg
pearrd. and their D, ~ nniiss n
inanxied, were fonl,n ni IVA NJ. y
thel-e yesterday. Ines ii u ,
Inc train or bceE knoeA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
REV. MULLNs Dip NOR SUICIDE

CORSICANA. Tex, Sept. 2T.-lSpec-
ial) The special frou this place stating
that Rev EdgHr Mullins. formerly of THIS
city. had committed suicide IN Boston,
Va, was an error. II should have read
Edgar Vaughn who IL VI no relation 10
the gentleman In question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
yIcKsnuRe oorroN nuI.LrrIN.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept 27-.rhc past
week has been a favorable one III oyery
respect. says tho Mississippi crop bul.
lvtin, issued at Nlcluburg Worms arc
still plentiful IN the cotton and are doing
some damage. but aside from this, M
crop = doing well. Warmth and sun.
shiue have opened the hollis rapidly,
and thcre Il apparently no scarcity 81
field hands, a. farmers keep right ~
with their picking and most OF the hin
crop Is reported harvested,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
A FArAL l. ANp y. wREcK

MOBILE. Ala, Sept %. l a. M
News has just reached here that the
nOrth-hound passenger train on the
Louisville and Nashville was ditchei. he.
tween Scranton and Belefontaine. Two
or three are reported killed ana mnny
injured. A working train and surgeons
have been wired for,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
Crawford DyGllIS !
MAIN, FIRST AND HOUSTON ~

victims. After cruelty nlurderi \,
aged pair with an az ne $50 r.
tempted to hide the deed v L X
lighted the bed clothing ana W, M
were being slowly roasted Nns sa,,s J
ed ~ neighbor. who eliius'''A
flames.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
A COUPLE AssAssINATEp.

NEWTON, Pa, Sept. 27,-For 500
IN their possession two lives were sacri-
heed in the village Of Richboro, near
here today Samuel X. Rightly. an aged
farmer. aud his wife. Lena. were tbs