Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
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Moses Patterson fell down at Green
gille, s, g., and broke his neck.
George CrOons. n condemned murderer,
ESCAPED from jail at Atlanta, Ga.
Quick" Hall. a negro wanted for muir
der az Tcxafkana, Ark, has been ar
rested.
rhe doctors Of Shreveport. 10, deny
tina, there Is a diphthcric epidemic in
that city.
John Roper. win Kemp and Rube
Cook. alleged train robbers. are on trial
at Admission, Ala.
Major Cox stabbed william Clayton
nine times at Holly Springs Miss. Clay
ton mag recover
a car-wheel factory is being built at
Knoxville. Tenn, Senator Brce Is among
the important stockholders.
A strange negro was lynched near Oak
Ridge, Miss, by mob He assaulted a
Woman 81 bis own race
The cotton business 90 Jackson. Miss.
y at q standstill. Not dozen bales
have arrived there In ten days.
The plam cotton goods factory at
SweepsOnylllp Alamnncc county y. g.,
burned with loss of 100000.
iiendish attompt was made to wreck
q passenger train near Nashville, Tenn.
Ties were nailed ncross the track
The penitentiary at Little Rock, Ark,
is being disnipCtcd. IL u believed that
the worst Of the epidemic is over.
Charles Dudley, a negro murderer. was
transferred from the Nicksburg to the
Jackson, Miss, jail Violence was
feared
Henry Filtcuburg died ut Wintervillc
Mise after suffering for nearly thirty
years from the effects of a terrible wound
received during the battle of Ghiukama-
qua IN September 1861.
AZ Meridian, Miss. W. n. Moore and
y. j. James, who recently came b. that
place from lrccstOue county. Tex. were
tried before Justice Mccormick upon the
charge of stealing two bales Of cotton
from \. q. Collins gin The pnrtios
were held Ia bond Of 5000 each. to await
the action of the grand jury lt is stated
that Moore Is wanted in Texas for "a
similar oiicnsc committed there in OctO-
en- last
The following letter has come 10 a
Chattanooga, Tcunp firm from Governor
Flower of Now York. IN response 10 a
request for his opinion upon the South's
future prosperity.
Albany. n. ", Dec 22 -Gentlomcn.
Your letter of Dec. rs Is mt hand / hive
confidence In the future development Of
the South To- natural resources are
great; land Is abundant and cheap: and
J can soc no reason why, with proper on-
orEy. ana sufficient capital there should
not be % continuance of PROSPERITY
Think that wholesome immigntiou
should be encouraged with "a yeiV To
furnishing capable labor
The people of the South have admir-
able qualities for building up their indus.
tries aud agriculture. and the record of
progress during the last ton yours gives
PROMISE of even more wonderful results
iu the future
ROSWELL T. FLOWER.
I'm its rcvicw of the industrial situntiou
in The South for the week ending Doc
IT. the Irddcsmuu, Chattanooga Tenn,
reports very gratifying activity for this
season Of The year General trade dur
iug the holiday season has been oxcep-
uonplly large aud the improved condi-
tions in an lines of industrial enterprises
are most lurribly shown by The stondily
increasing demand for machinery and
supplies from Southern manufacturers
Indications for the new yenr ARE very ON.
cOmugiug industrial interests are rnpidlv
responding To the improved conditions
in ull lines ui trnde aud the old complaint
of poor collections * giving pluco 10 IA
feeling of satisfaction at the volume and
conditions of trade aud the prospects for
the ensuing year