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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Perry o. T., Nov. lO--The bravery
OF Dan Phillips, engineer on the north
bound Santa Fe passenger train, avert
ed a terrible catastrophe last night.
The bridge trestle over the Black Bear
was enveloped in danes when the train
came In sight Though It seemed al
most impossible 10 stop. In time and
their lives, Phillips remained al bts
post BY hls heroic efforts the train was
stopped within a few feet OF the bridge
and the train saved from plunging into
the fifty feet gulch below,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
SMILES.

Young Mr.. Fresh. Wai ,l
ness. Jason tslgnlilc'npi
Chicago Record.
There is much tentsi. Y, Z.
seemingly cruel world. ''' 4
rarely nnds it.--Gosslp
Judge: WHATS ne NV sans
this prisoner, officer N.
know he was lohasu
somervllle journal !.
Mr.. Nevergo; Don't " ". I
time / went. Miss Wei '.es 1, =
II is almost time foF ~ \
Truth. ..,I
Tommie: Mamma ~
messenger. Mammai,;. VIZ, 's
ri send you TO Phila ma rs
cate you.-Detroit Free rs {
Patron pushing y ~ "
You'ns made a mls'a is VA
NOT order tea; | ords .is,, s X. !
(examing the pe'ssru 4
eeSfee, Sir, Patron; !, n \, ~
cofree' bring me q cup
Record. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

ST. Louis, No, Nov. IA special to
the Republic from Harishorn, / T..
says; The choelaws are again taking
10 the war path. Al an early hour
this morning band OF 200 mounted
and heavily armed men paased
through here, headed toward Wlbur-
ton. They stated 'hey whn'a ,.-',, ~.
ail who had a hand IN the execution OF
Sllaa Lewis last Monday.
The sheriff Is hastily gathering an
torcea within his coulaanu ~ ls.as.
a conflict Is expected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Kansas city. No. Nov. 1O.-Ex-sen-
ator j ] Ingalls, passed through here
today on his way to Carthage, where
he will lecture this evening
'Thc result last Tuesday" said MIR.
Ingalls, twas more than a Republican
victory, II was more than Demo-
cratic defeat IT was revolution, It
was the indignant protest OF the ma
tionol conscience against incapNcity
and dishonor."
Mr. Ingalls, said he did not seek re-
entrance Into public life. He Is Il poor
man now, he says bis property hav-
ing shrunk In value until II scarcely
pays taxes, and he Is making money
ON the lecture plntform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

independence, Kan, Nov. l0.--A mes
sage from Kaney, Kan, says that the
Cook gang Is encnmped fve miles
from there and that the citizens are
armed and expecting an attack. In
dividual hold-ups are reported. Mills
Leeker was relieved of $500, II the
gang attempts to raid the town they
will meet warm reception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Cambridge Mass. Nov. io.-Haryard
won from Chicago Athletic association
this afternoon by score Of 50 to 0.
The crimson eleven played splendid
football from start 70 finish and the
Weslerners were never near the goal
line. Harvard's backs showed fine In
reference In the nrst half and rolled
up "a points with ease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
AN APPEAL 10 iii NJ
MEDIATION Asxrn !.
CHINA AND s.,s
The Victorious l.laa..,. 4
China China shan Tax. 4.
Peace sesotia,,ss..ss'' vi
s"'d to Have fall,., II \

Washington. Nov "a
hdently believed ,hs,' ',,'', /,
VIII very soon be a.ls n ! ~
tween Japan and chls'
10 permanent peace 4 +, II
factory to both COUNTS,
tea Il can be stated pa,Isl, !, \
United States has dsclIss, X \
European powers IN a, e.
to force a settlement. X. ia
willing to act In any ,,sl.
either individually Or s ,,''q /
European nations, a. ,.s.|
OF the nations at war w, ,.'.s' Z
TO understand tina, H. =, ",
this government viii h ~ =.
ed to SECURE peace In ~ 4 ~. ~
expressed wish. Na,ss,pl'' y !.
slsts that China shalI ~, y
i've In any negotIailos's- NJ nv: Y
restoration OF peace. AZ
tlrely willing 10 access ' X /.
sonable proposition. I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

New York, Nov. 10 -Returns rcceiv-
cd from all the districts in the city
precincts show vote for the revised
constitution OF 72,79i. against 56.OOS.
The superintendent clause. three pre-
clnets only being missing. was carried
by vote OF 69Ii7 to Gl,,62l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

another member of the gang pleaded
erillty 10 completely In the same rob-
bery. Bul Cook, Jim Skeeter and Henry
Nfunson were also implicated In the
same hold up Munson was killed in
irving IN pacaDe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

clerk. Below Is the official count with
all boxes In, as follows;
For governor: Charles A. Culberson
iof; Thos. l.. Nugent IS. W. X. Ma
kemson :. Congressman: j. v. Geek
reil 6i. j. NJ. Dean 80. d. u. GILL;
land 80; Il. b. Kenyon ?.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

cleburne, Tex, Nov. iO,-rhh follow
ing is q summary OF the vote polied in
Johrson county last Tuesday.
For Goycrnor-culbcrson 2sis; Nugent
2a6s; Mnkemson OF; Schmidt 80; Dunn
". For Congress Abbott 1916; Koarhy
21S4; James 2a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. lO.-The plans OF
those who were talking OF contcstlng
the election Of Judge Holcomb. fusion
ist, for governor. were tonight de-
clnred of On the receipt OF compl te
official returns, showing the defeat
OF Majors. Rep. by over 5000 plurality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Lubbock. Tex. Nov. 1.-The unofficial
vote for congressman stands coekrell
o.; Dean p. Gilllland 10.
WIN not be able to give official vote
FOR some time as the election here has
result or will result In a contest, and
e aannot get an oilieIal count.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
sroNEw'ALL.

Rayner, Tex, Nov S.--stonowall
eounty-onIciai returns are all in and
show the following majority in the eoun-
~, Govcrnor-cuiterson over Nugent
a. Congress Gilllland Pop) over
CoclCrell. (Dem) II. Stnatnr-GAge,
(peml over Bryant. Pop) so. Repre-
sentative Beall. OemD over Candle,
Popl a. District Judee-Iiamnor,
tpcm) over Craig, Ropl 10. District
Attorney-neall. (Don) over Orr, (Pop)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. 1O.--A special
to the Commercial Gazette from Akron.
Ohio. says Mrs David Epllnger and
her son were killed today by
locomotive on the Wheeling and Lo-
raine railway. striking buggy in
which they were crossing the railway
trncl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

corsieana. Tex. Nov. 1o.--The Popu-
lists celebrated their success in this
county on last Tuesday tonight with
a big torch light rally. Hon. b. o..
Can and other speakers addressed the
enthused Populists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

stated that he realized that many
Democrats and popuiists had ignored
their party ties TO vote for him a. the
advocate Of the principle Of protection
10 local Industries. He promised TO
labor for the restoration Of the wool
farlN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
KENTUCKY.

Louisville. Ky Nov iO.-A special
to the courler-Journal from winches-
ter Ky" says; Complete returns
show that Joseph NJ. Kendall. Demo-
crat is elected 70 congress In the
Tenth district by 1914 votes over N. I.
Hopkins, Republican.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Ban Antonio, Tcx- Nov io.---The Re-
publieans ,onisht ratified Judge Moo
rams election to congress- by toroh-
llEAt procession and speeches. Judge
xoonna spoke from the steps az the
ny han TO 4 crowd Of 5000 people and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Fort smith. Ark, Nov. io.-Eimo
Lucas. member OF the Cook gang
was convicted in the United states
court today OF rotblng a Frisco train at
kia foFF, sana g. Curtis Dazen,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Stanton. Mass. Nov. ION. b. Cur
tbs. the actor, was locked up last night
on a writ Of attachment for $500 in
favor OF his advance agent, Duncan b.
Harrlson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

wills Point. Tex. Nov, Full re-
turns from three out OF 1--WE boxes In
the Prohibition election give a ma
jority Of 202 for prohibition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

New Orleans, Nov l0.-The New Or
leans trunk factory. III Magazine
street, burned tonight, Loss $40 ooo
Well insured. N'V''VV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
GEORGE CLARK WANTS TO SHOOT
ALL TnAIrons AM RENEGApEs
FROM THE PARTY.
What the Figures show In Cock
reirs, Abbotts and DeiI's Districts.
Chairman DudIey's Latest Calcutta
lions On the Returns.

Complete and partial returns from ICE
countiea to the Gazette show culber-
sons plurality over Nugent 10 be ie,-
2hf. OF the co,nli yet TO report six
are In the ext ne Southeastern seq
tlcn and forty-seyen in Northwest
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Paris. Tex, Nov io.-chairman
Dude OF the Democratic state execu-
tive committee has official figures from
1il out OF 22g counties which give Gull
herson. Dem. foi governor. a plu-
rall,y OF t2,cOs over Nugent pon. The
remaining elehty-eiga counties arc
mostly small and win swell cuiberson's
plurality to over $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

his l6-year-old son, who. he says. was
lured from home some weeks ago by a
widow. He says the clippers covered
their tracks 50 well that he did not
know what direction they took until
last week, when he received letter
from man named Parks. stating that
his son was In Dallas sick. Up to last
accounts he had been unable to locate
his son
At 2 o'clock this morning, Mira. Han
away, living at 267 South Ervdy street,
was aroused by the means ~ her IA
year old daughter. in the adjoining
room. looking into which she raw a
negro man leap out the door and run
through the back yard. There was a
strong odor OF chloroform in the room.
and the girl was found In an almost
PROSTATE condition. The negro had at
tempted to stop her mouth With a
dress, 1t is supposed the negro was
after large sum OF money which Mrs.
Runaway had lately gotten in the
house, He failed to find ii, however,
and only succeeded In getting i few
dollars that were lying carelessly
about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

Eallas, Tex, Sept. 17,--Fion. Mann
Trice. assistant alto 'ncy general of
2'eAas. spent Sunday AZ the Oriental.
Mr.. Trlce says Attorney General Gull
berso1s reason for pos;poning the
opening speech of the Democratic cam
paign as nominee for governor
was because he had to write
briefs and arguments on eases In the
courts In which he represents tn state,
These Cilc'al duties would not permit
of postponement. SO the hicning speech
had % be showed off one week. Mr..
Culberson will deliver It at Goliad on
Saturday September 90
In discussing the outlook in the state
canvass, Mr.. Trlce said that he looked
for an overwhelming Democratic vic.
tory in Texas, He does not share the
fears oc some Democrats that the Pop
ulist ticket, or at least Judge Nugent.
the nominee for governor has fight
ing chance to win.
As to the outlook in the Ninth con-
gresslonal district. Mr., Trce says un-
necessary alarm has been INDUCED in
by some of Congressman Joe Sayers'
friends, who express the fear that
Hutchinson. the Populist nominee, will
be elected. Mr., Trice declares It is
his belief that Mr.. Sayers will be elect
ed by u larger majority than he had
two years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

Memphis, Tenn. sept id-The steam
CT Blue Wing struck a hidden snag
while making a landing at Craghood
Point, fifteen miles south OF Oseola,
Ark., this afternoon and sank in sixteen
feet bf water Tho boat la "a total wreck,
but nearly all OF the cargo can be
saved There We're twenty passengers
on board, bus all OF them reached shore
IN safety, The Blue Wing was butt
ten years ago at the Howard ship yard
at Jeffcrsonville. Ind, and was consd-
cred one Of the best and SAFEST vessels
on the lower Mississippi river. The
boat and Cargo were insured by Louis
vile underwriters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
FoR HOME INDUSTRY.
The SoiiaH Trades Council Declares
nseIf-rhc Cnminu Convention.


Dallas Tex, Sept. l7.-At meeting
Of tho Trades Conpcu last night tho
lohoWihs resoiutioh was uuoPteu'
Resolved, BY the Dallas Trades Coun-
ell that we in dividunlly and collect
,,.o,,. .,,1,,,,.. "a ,,,,,,,,,,,,. ~. ,,.,,
wy eo''Nei'''i ''.u ue''V"' '''e
tice or pubic officials sending abroad
for any article that can be duplicated
In nuaiItv and cost nj home and wa
-. ,.,,.,,i,,,, t,,,,si,,,.,,,. 49,, 90,
p'euse ou'seiNes' iiuiNiuuai'S anu e0i-
lectively, TO vote against, and 10 OPP
pose by every honorable means, after
fair warning. any official, of whatever
political party, who persists In such
course.
Il. j. MOFFITT, President.
II. u. LOSEE. Secretary.
Among the communications read at
the meeting was u call for a conference
of the labor organizations of the state
to meet at Fort Worth September "a.
A resolution to the effect that the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

Brentwood, Tex Sept 1.-THE
Brownwood Riacs he'd their nrat regu-
inr business meeting on tho i'm In
segmah Han where they adopted con-
stltntlon and by-inws The question or
uniforms was deferred until the satur-
day night following at which time the
company voted to place orders for uni.
forms ut once.
a letter from Captain Kelly OF Fort
Worth was read inviting tho company
70 DC IN that city at the arm on
Thanksgiving day Invitation accepted
Tho irrigation surveying party ar
rived ~ the mouth VI Gin Nod Creel,
IN Thursday morning and proceeded at
once 10 Investigate the foundation Of
the proposed dam from which IL Ia
Intended to irrlgato the Pecan Valley.
The party found II To be OF blue slate
rock and very suitable for the purpose.
They think they can irrigatc 10000 acres
below.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
a aunsrIoN on wnIemNo.
Cotton buyers and Merchants oil
Mcxin Disagree.

Mexla, Tex. Sept 17.-.Ail the cotton
buyers OF Mexla with the exception
OF w. II. Robertson. have signed an
agreement not to buy cotton from the
merchants unless same be subject 20
reweights and put up forfeit OF
800 to bind them. The board OF trade
at meeting this afternoon condemned
this action OF the cotton buyers and re-
solved not to sell any cotton subject
to rcwelghta By resolution all the
cotton welghers were requested to
make oath before notary public that
they would weigh cotton only on scales
properly tested, and should any weigh
err fail TO respond to said request then
cotton In such yard be subject 10 re-
Weighing, A committee OF three, NJ r..
Roberts. Joseph Nushaum and j. o.
Harper, was appointed 10 wait on the
different yards and inform them Of
the resolution and request them 10 con-
form 10 same
The compress hands refused to 20
10 work this morning and claim that
their wages were reduced without their
consent. Manager Clark said such is
not the case ana that the compress
will be ready for work In few days
with new hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
FROM NORTH TEXAS, TOWNS
SAN JONES' BROTHER TO REVIVE
pENIsoN SINNERS.
Revival nj wortbam--cotton layers
Meet nj corsicann = brentwood
rifles t,mina DO the Porcelain at
Rosebud--oninesviIie Notes.

Roanoke. Tex. Sept. is.-Rosnoke
has one Of the best equipped cotton
gins in the county
our merchants are buying all tho
cotton that is brought hero and pay
Ing the highest market price.
a very heavy rain fell here sstur-
day morning. delaying the cotton pick
Ing a few days.
Berry Hood has moved TO town from
his farm In order TO get the advan-
tages ot the Roanoke schools.
Rev. Anderson Of Dallas, p. Il. OF the
NJ Il. church. south, preached very
able sermon at the Union church Sum
day on the subject OF foreign mis-
slona;" aud Il nice sum was raised for
that purpose.
Miss Maud Phipps and her father
of Dallas, TEX. visited friends In Roa-
nolSc last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner. from watauEa,
Tarrant county. Tex, visited Mrs.
Turner's brothers, Professor II. L. Gra-
ham and s. c. Graham, last week at
this place.
Justice court was In session here FRI
day, Esquire Bynrs presiding.
Professor Winsted OF Azle, Tex, was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. Cartwright. OF Waco, Tex. the
proprietor OF tho extensive Roberts
ranch. was In Roanoke Friday and
Saturday
The Misses Afolile and julia MrGln-
mis- and their brother Ben, from Fort
Worth. visited at =. j. McGinnls' Sun
day.
W. II. Bnahaw. collector FOR the Mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

A Heavenly Body Causes Const.rnn-
tIon at Marshall

Marshall, Tex. Sept i7-About Z
O'Clock last night when the sky was
clear, there came dun, dead sound.
as II "a boiler had exploded down about
the shops. The force OF the explosion,
or whatever II was. shook the
house sufficient to rattle the
doors and windows. People hurried to-
wards the railroad shops. all thinking
that a boiler OF locomotive had blown
up, but II was not there and all at
the shops We're thinking OF AN earth
quake,
All kinds Of things are said to have
been seen. Some OF our most promi-
ncnt citizens say they saw the light
"a star shooting across the heavens.
Others say that the track left behind
was like lightning 'zig-zng." The
general verdict now is that the sound
was made by meteor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
THE BUDGET FROM AUSTIN.
TALK AT THE CAPITAL ABOUT
THE SILVER PLANK.


Austin, Tex, Sept i7.-lt has been
a matter Of no little wonder here
among prominent Democratic leaders
that there has been 50 much misunder-
standing over the Dallas platform and
Democrats who seem anxious for the
suebess NJ tba Democrntio candidates.
witty thst tue FopuhHts anu weak
knced Democrats are charging that the
platform Is an avowsl against silver
aa ~, 4, oil, T.. ,,a,,,,a,,, 4, ..,,a
Out SpeANers 10 eNpialh ana interpret
the platform for those who ignorantly
or wlllfulIy mlsInterpret IL There are
,,o,. a.. ,,,,,,,, - ~. -, -, -,
'''' ~ ''"F'N WIZ wiz n"'
know, ana every intelligent man who
reads the platform cannot escape from
Tho declaration az suil i,d,rse,nopt
VI 'ne N"'cHbo platform with the iat'o
Of silver to gold left to individual con-
yictlonE and to tho nction OF congress-
M ona .,na,,. ta p,,,,,t,.,. a
ihose hepupncans VINO are ahgneu
with them to make fair statement
about the Dallas platform The most
p,r,ir ana a,s,,oa,,tl,,. ,,.,h,a. .,n,
'''''' anu u'''''s sri'us "'e'""u' VIII
be Ia Keeping with the course that the
Pops have always pursued In their
,,ar,,r,
W.
me platform Is 50 plain that he who
runs may read and the Intelligent.
thinking Democrats should elucidate
It's meaning to the more ignorant and
should denounce the dishonesty Of
those enemies OF Democracy who I'M
scrupulously hoodwinlc the unwary and
the unlearned.
The Popa have made the boast OF
representinE "A marty ef honest prln-
clples. but when thcy Knowingly mis-
represent and deceive they deserve to
be- told 40 eyen though II might Of
fond Thcv l,noy maj The uenorratIc
,lntfnrm odont.d AT Doiins anr.,ks IA n
boidiv far bnpesi money nom pnid
ana gnver and d,rrards a ratio sb,t
viii lneure ennslatent Darltv Tint
Mi, la nov, IA 10 a,1 IL r,c brains
a. the cn,,ntr,, J,,,rrrIna s,icb raiin
"a, ,,,,' ,,,,,,,',. ,,,, ~ NH a. ~
10 ~, ~ -, -. ,,..,1 ~. a.
~ , ra'g , nus, W. v'''''bvu w" ,,, ~
~ ~ D WI n 'SN',. y" .''Ns III
~ "'' .'.i''. W. ,y
WI anu hll 'u9 sPeg'uVs VIZ ui''o''.' o .i
~ ~ W. io,u''atS WIN
nv 'Hnlbe Aii"t hu'lNlE sentiment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18
RAILROAD NEWS.


Austin, Tex, Sept 1.-THE raliroad
commission decided today to grant
tho application of the Texas Central
aad the Waco and Northwestern to
be exempted from the operation OF the
cotton tartf and the application OF a
40 cent rate ON the 100 pound rate from
points north OF Waco TO Waco with
the privilege Of refunding enough or
that rate when the cotton "a shipped
out again TO preserve the rate from
the point OF origin TO the point OF des-
unation. An order Affecting both roads
was issued which grants them the
privilege OF being considered rs one
continuous line as TO tho operation
OF commody tariff No. 2. No 5 and
subsequent tariffs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

Denison. Tex. Sept i7.-Engineer
AIe,ealf, Fireman Wagner and the dead
body OF Brakeman Carter We're brought
up from Mineola yesterday. carter's
body VIII be Inferred at whiiesboro.
Metoalf and Wagner were pretty bad
ly bruised.
Master OF Transportation Sweeney
came in from Parsons today.
The new machinery for The Katy
shops here Is being put in shape for
use.
Stenographer Sinclair Of General
Manager Aliens office has ten Tered his
resignation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. i6.-At Lu-
zcrne tonight Leonard Blodgett, 81
years OF age who boarded with Edward
Whittmore, attempted to assault
Whittmorc's daughter Dora. Her
cries attracted her parenta, Blodgett
then shot Nhttmore n-the Jaw, Mrs
Whlttmore In the back aud stabbed
Dora with knife. Mrs. Mhlttmore
VIII die, The others are not danger
ously injured, BiodKett fled TO the
mountains and had been gone twelve
hours before officers started after him.
Bl0dgctt recently returned from Mich
lgan, where he Is said to have abanr
doned his wife aud four children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

town. the guests OF Mira, Berry's pa
rents.
Miss Anaa L. Klrksey OF Houston.
Tex. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ds5s
ton weslmoreland.
Mr.. Joe NJ. Berry, Jr.. and Miss Mat
tic stroud were married yesterday
evening At 7,30 o'clock at the Metho-
dist church, Brother j. NJ. Baker Of
iciatinB.
The fields are almost white with
cotton. but the rain for the last week
has kept plckers out. We had a heavy
rain yesterday, which VIII damage cot
ton considerably The boil worm has
done considerable damage 10 young cot
ton IN this section. II wet weather CON
tlnnes much longer there viii be n
great deal OF cotton ruined. Besides
the grade will be low.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

Rosebud, Tex, Sept i7--Good rains
have fallen In the vicinity OF Rose
bud recently.
Crops are being gathered rapidly. Up
TO date Rosebud has received lac halos
OF cotton.
The Democratic nominees for county
offices spoke here last Thuraday night.
X, u, ISlngshury of Waco addressed a
large ana enthusiastic crowd OF peo-
pie az Lang school house. lie suc-
eeeded Ia keeping his audience In a
perfect roar Vt laughter from the he-
ginning TO the end OF HIS talk. The
Third party received some severe blows
from him.
Rosebud will erect n $1,000 aehnni
house before long,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

Pittsburg Pa, Sept 1s-Peter Brill.
member of Company b, Fourteenth
regiment, Z. n. G., was found dead In
his room at the Boston house today.
II developed later that Brill, ON satur-
day night, had been knocked down and
kicked on the head several times by
Corporal Thomas Mossman. but got up
ana walked across the street to the
hotel he must have died shortly after.
as post norton discovered blood
clot on the brain Mossman has been
arrested and confessed Is assaultiny
Brill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-18

The agent OF the Pullman Palace Car
company in this city received adyices
yesterday that special car containing
Adolph Rusch and party Of friends
would leave ST. Louis last night en-
route for Fort Worth. The party is on
pleasure bent and will spend some time
in hunting and fishing at various points
in this state. The Itinerary includes
Fort Worth, Dallas. Galveston, san
Antonio and probably New Orleans