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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Ing with his gun leaning against him
gun started to fall with the barrel IN
the direction Of his brother. and In or
der TO prevent shooting his brother.
he gave II kick to one side with his
foot. when. sure enough. the gun was
discharged. striking George In the foot.
lie was Immediately brought into the
city and the surgeons on examination
found y neccssary to amputate hia foot
just above the onltle. He Is a member
OF the Brotherhood OF Isocomotive lrirs-
men. and il wen liked by all who know
him. lie has a world OF friends here
who regret very much to learn the
sad news Of the accident.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas pso-
pie are stlll grading their yards here
and the track sou;ii OF the city for
about one mile, They have so convlcts
at work, also about half that number
OF Mexicans.
Mr., l.. l. Albertson. formerly mana
ger OF the telegraph office at this place,
but now working In Austin, was III
The city Yesterday, Sinking bends with
his many friends
Mr.. j. l., Mccarty. freight agent for
the Katy AZ this place. has bren on
sick for several days During his nb-
sence Mr. Serface has been acting
agent IN his place.
Mr.. Herbert BAILEY, who left here
on September | to work In the freight
Office at Smlthvillc. has returned to
Taylor and has accepted position
With the Katy tefc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Chicago. Oct To- Commissioners Far
mer of the Trunk Line association has
appointed October 10 as the date for
the meeting between the Trunk Line
and the Western Passenger nssocia-
tons in relation to the cmigrnnt trou-
bles, The meeting will be held In New
York.
At u meeting OF the Western passen-
ger association proposition OF the III
Lois Central TO put into effect round
trip rate to California from Chicago OF
500 Via New orleans was defeated.
The rules Of the association were
amended to admit OF the sale OF mile
age tickets through the agents uf other
lines In absence OF the authorized
agent OF the line issuing the ticket. A
resolution was adopted authorizing the
trunk lines to apply via association
lines the same rates ns are made by
the Canadian Pacific on domestic
trans-Paclflc rates to China and Japan.
The question OF holiday rates was
taken up. the proposition TO allow II
fare OF ono aud one-third FOR the round
trip nctwecn points In the association
territory not over 200 miles from each
other. The question was passed tenn
porarily to allow absent members TO
record their votes, II will undoubtedly
pass,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Dallas Tex, oct, / O--The following
circular has been issued by the Texas
and Pacific. which explains ltss''.
TO Coupon ticket agcnts-On October
II and November II you are authorized
to sell round trip tickets TO all points
on the line OF g c. g. a st, l., ny. in
the states on Indinna, Michigan and
Ohio, with the exception Of Cincinnati.
at rate OF one lowest FIRST class fare
for round trip. Tickets to be limited
for return to 90 days from date Of
sale. and TO bear strictly continuous
passage transit limit IN each dlrec-
ton and TO be OF iron clad witness nnd
signature form. Use exchange orders
ON Texarlana or st. Louis.
GA6TON MESL1ER. G.. J 8 II. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Mckinney. Tex. Oct. iO-A Demo-
cratic club will be organized at Rhea,s
MN Saturday night. Judee NJ q
Alternately VIII deliver NJ, address
Inc Crouch building. an elegant
three-stery brick slructure under
course Of erection on the south side OF
me square, Is neaiing completion.
fiV. Il. w. Anderson, presiding elder
y. the DALLAS district, preached TO a
iarse congregation at the Methodist
church tomgat
Hon j. ). Sheriff. of Greenyille.
democratic nominee for state senator
from this and Hunt counties, speaks
at Allen Saturday, night
Local insurance agents are warning
.ne cluzens OF Mckinney to look after
their cniinneys and fiues before cold
weather sets in and ask that every
EFFORT be made to keep down fires.
- REV. A. OHara, Catholic priest Of
Ierrell. Will hold services at the opera
mouse IN this city aext Sunday after
noon. Subject, THE Blessed Euchnr-
ist."
County Superintendent 7. A. Cole
man announces an examination Of
teachers for certificates for October 10
and 20.
- NN1iiNs N'AAlClS llAHlllutt meets
In Mckinney next Saturday at the city
school building. "The Grading of
Schools" is the subject to be discussed.
a large attendance is expected.
Judge j. l.. Nugent, Populist candi-
date for governor, Will address the
citizens of Collin county at the court
house in Mckinney Wednesday. octo-
Der II.
A burglar entered the room of DIT.
Houser OF Blue Ridge last night and
stole very fine watch. some other
jewelry and $50 in money. The doctor
slept soun1ly while the burglar piled
his vocation and didn't know anything
of his loss until this morning. No
trace to the burglar.
Colonel A. D0uthett, an old and
highly respected citizen OF Mckinney
c'cd this morning of old age. He had
been citizen of this county for more
than fifty years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

S4'oe'ierd. Tex, oct. lO,--Three ar
were made here Tuesday. Two
.0r me theft Of stove, stolen by
Eau negro boys. oliver Cass and
81 ll,is' VINO sold it for 81 to "a man
som Fox. The other was a ne
'0t burslarlzing negro school
u a ana taking lot OF books.
amount OF cotton which c,Ims in
IA 'Iuay VIII almost break the
ba,a ,or the number Of bales. About
~ were brought in on wagons
rs railroad men say there is a
|,rt cry for empty cars me
III runs night and day and
a.. eolion gin has been rented in
|,a,a a 70 tue compress yard, in which
sSa1s child Of Mr.. Newton was
f tur S,aSa by having a pot OF hot
..4!mnlittee appointed To secure
~, - Tor the extension OF the
leds, "ells AMI Northwestern met
~, evening and decided TO 70
H. VIZ to work aud push the
n, "n night erd main. The out.
H. n, we extension OF the ro,td
|ets s' snt Tor tn. towns MOI Invest
IN" hien have no road recognize
'"'s Is their hope.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Eleven Car Loads 10 Arrive over the
santa Zee To-day.


Eleven carloads OF immigrants and
200 passengers will arrive in Fort
Worth this morning over the Santa Re
on a-speclal train
They come from the northern and
northwestern states and are seeking
homes In Texas. They are thrifty,
well-to-do class Of farmers and me-
chanics and will make good citizens.
Many OF them khave money sufficient
to purchase their homes.
The train WI be met at the Union
depot by Passenger Agent Doherty OF
the Santa FC- who Will have photo
graph made OF the train and It's pas
senBers.
After short stop In Fort Worth the
party, accompanied by Mr., Doherty,
VIII leave over the Santa Fe for the
southern part OF the state, where the
party will divide and begin the selec-
ton OF homes and locations.
In addition 10 the above large party
OF homeseekers arrived IN Fort Worth
yesterday over the Cotton Belt, and
left for the southern part of the state
in the afternoon over the Santa Fe
line.
All the railroads are Offering special
Inducements to homeseckers to come
10 Texas by making low fare, and as
result the immigration this season
Is larger than ever before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11
THREE INDIANS
with Pistols Ready for Business
Hold Up Depot.

Denison, Tex, oct. 1O.-Three Indians
heavily armed entered the Katy depot
at Chouteau, !. T., a short distance
north of Muskogee, last night between
Z and o'clock. while the place was
filled with lOungers waiting for passen-
ger train No. 2, and at the pistol point
every one was compelled TO stand In a
row and be searched. The agent, OPP
orator and ten people were robbed, hut
the bandits got little for their trouble
$50 In all. The companys loss was
very light. No one recognized the rob
bers. who made their escape few
minutes later. and since then no clue
to their whereabouts or Identity has
been found. After completing the raid
all men mounted good horses and rode
away.
Talequah, about twenty-five miles
from Chouteau, was also robbed by
three full bloods, and $50 secured. No
particulars from there. Men supposed
to be the same that committed the
Fort Gibson robbery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

About this time of the year the good
wife In many homes is wondering how
In the world she can manage to get
through this falrs sewing on the old
sewing machine, which was such a
worry last year while doing the heavy
sewing for winter The Journal would
like TO make a present Of one Of It's
machines to every woman In the land.
but, as It cannot afford to do this, it
has named price, 500 delivered any
wherH, that comes more than half way.
These machines are made by a concern
whose output is 600 machines per day
and whose manager has had thirty
Year, experience In the sewing ma
chine business. Now II any of these
good women win go to work and raise
q cluh OF thirty subscribers and send
us the names at only one dollar each.
we v>ll return the compliment by maxi
ing l,tr free present Of the machine.
or. Y after a good effort, so many sub
scrlbrrs cannot be obtained, send fif-
teen sames with one dollar each and
$40 extra and we will send the ma
ching We are not handling these ma
chlneA to make money out of them.
We V ant circulation. and we want Gus
frientss to help US get it Go to work
and ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

II. @. Kelley, chief engineer OF the
Cotton Belt. Is In the city.
Mr.. j. II. White. assistant superln-
tendent of the Cotton Belt, IN In the
city.
]. w. Barbeq. live stock agent OF the
Cotton Belt. returned from II trip last
night.
Hugo Miller. travelling freight agent
OF the Santa Fe. went out on a trip
yesterday.
l.. w. Krnlse. live stock agent Of the
Cotton Boz has returned from trip
TO st. Louis
q. w. Campbell. trainmaster OF the
Texas and Pacific, was In the city yes
terday.
L. S. wonord, chief engineer of
the Texas and Pacific was In town
yesterday.
stock agent OF the Chicago and Alton.
IN In the city from Chicago.
w. A. Dachiell. travelling passenger
agent Of the Texas and Pacific. was in
The city yesterday.
W. @, Crush general passenger
agent Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas, was In the city yesterday
j. l.. Pennington live stock agent Of
the Santa Fe made trip to Dallas
yesterday. He returned last night
]. ]. Rress. superintendent OF the car
service OF the Cotton Belt hcadquar-
tiers in Texarkana, was In the city yes
terday.
d. c. weatherby, division freight
agent OF the American Refrigerator
Transit company, returned TO the city
yesterday
Mr.. Robert e. Cook. OF the Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Guthrie, King Co., Tex, Oct TO-
State Senator d. r. Goss spoke to a
large crowd OF Democrats last week In
behalf of Democracy. The Pops were
handled roughly by the senator.
Politics is red hot. County candi-
dates are pursuing he voters in every
direction.
hne rain fell here Saturday. which
VIII b. of great benefit TO farmers, as
most Of them have just finished sowing
wheat, oats and barley.
Cotton is being gathered rapidly.
The young people of Guthrie and sur
rounding country participated in n So
cial dance at the court house Friday
night. All seemed to enjoy themselves
very much
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

rHe, Tex. Oct. lO.-The city
,as' IN regular session last
|,,.s health Officer W. u. Menefee
s ~ = births and Il deaths. The
49,. p'ea the park donation OF rat
Va ' a,, aud E. \. Kelly a commit
Iipon y,t,,9ri<ed to select a suitable
Z IA Tsieh TO eonst,aet a market
bus ~ 70 secure plans ana speciu-
COR 4 market house: Ala, mar
hith ', s,lttee be authorized ~ CON-
Of s S,ly party 0r parties VAN a
|more' .,os said parties 10 add
been s ng to The building after Il
|pishi constructed by the city 10
|purposss.'a ilaient 10 Accommodates
eon ISs Tor which II IS designed.
eopss,,i,Te TO report at their Gar
p, penee the result Of their
Sine" commodities SOLD on
Il, ~ today a. III foilowyng
RasA,l o.eon. t5-s9s Zoe; ear corn,
'gei oats, SOC; oats, buiked'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11
cut Flower.
AT Baker Bros.


One of the Daggett school teachers
locked up little l3-year-oil son OF
j. a. Allen yesterday. kept him IN his
room without dinner and the boy re-
manned there until 1870 O'Clock last
night, when his cries attracted the at
tentlon OF officer Scurr. who was act
ing mounted ratrolman. The officer
released the pupil from his imprison-
,nesit and carried him home. IL is said
the boy wss looked up as punishment
for laughing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

The following chapter on how to feed
horses In a little previous for Texas
people, but It contains suggestions that
ARE good, and should be read with at
tentlon.
THE great amount OF hard work for
the horses OF the farm Is over for the
season. aud MS now they have little or
no work 10 do. II ~ essential that farm
ers look 10 the amount OF feed they
give them. and especially to the
amount OF hay.
when horse Ia worked haH all
day we give him liberal supply OF
grain and usually all the hay he will
eat. This is right; but when he Ia idle
most OF the time or at light work II IL
different thing and he should be fed
accordingly
"Some have fallen into the erroneous
idea that as long as a horse will eat
hay II should be placed before him.
but this rs n mistaken idea and should
be carefully guarded against. espeo-
tally ~ time when the dollars roll
into the farmers pockets AS slowly US
they do at the present time.
Most OF our barns are now nearly
filled with hay. but before spring tho
mows win present very different APP
pearance. and the thought tells us to
be as saving with the hay as possible.
II is better for horses that we give
them a little more grain and less hay.
They winter better and II they arc
well groomed and well biRnketed after
having been driven. Will come out In
the spring In better condition and be
much better fitted to do tho hard spring
and summers work than would other
wise be the case.
"A careful farmer will feed a certain
amount TO his horses each day. at regu-
lar intervals and will always be found
working on the principle that q penny
saved is a penny earned National
Stockman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Denison, Tex, Oct 1O.-Jenme Good
lake. negress, was arrested this morn
ing for an assault to murder George
Daingerfeld, also colored, By shooting
The woman claims that 1t was acct
dental.
Dora Hawkins, cclored, who shot and
killed John Howard, another negro, II
few weeks ago, and was released on
$500 bond. was rearrested last night up
on an Indictment found by the grand
jury last week.
II has developed that the horse thief
who was captured in Arkansas is
named Yost, and not Freeman. as first
supposed.
Parties fiUm Warner, three miles
north OF here, report that a light frost
was noticeable few mornings ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Taylor. Tex. Oct. 1.-THE Interna.
tlonal and Great Northern railroad
company are putting in between 40
and 50 cars OF gravel around their pas
senger and freight depots and other
buildings. and on the street crossings.
and making other improvements which
adds greatly TO the appearance OF their
property here.
Fireman George NJ. Burke. who has
been acting ~ night foreman at tho
shops hero since September /. met
with a very serious accident Monday
morning. He and his brother went out
to the San Gabriel river. fve miles
north OF here. hunting and fishing. to
be gone al the week. on the morning
OF their fret hunt George was stand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Gainesville. Tex, Oct. 9.-Mr. and
Val Peers made a flying trip to
y rman yesterday.
Mis- 7. C. Hamilton, after pleas
sojourn In this city for n few
$. returned to her home in Dallas
terday
ames Modrall Of Nocona spent yes
May In the city.
us, Ike Cloud of Duncan, l. T.. is
&hng in the city.
IN, Linn Is visiting her mother,
u W. II. Kirkpatrick.
Carpenters commenced work on the
n dwelling Of S. S. Bell on Schopp-
ker street today.
Iaptain Buyson left this morning
his ranch In the Territory, where
/ Is corn-feeding a large number OF
/ tle for the market.
fhe ladies Of the First Presbyterian
frch are making ARRANGEMENTS for
pleasant evening at the residence
Mrs. ], j. Hlckson on East Cali
hia street.
|harles W. Cruce OF Fort Worth
4 Miss Mollle Sendeker of Ardmore
r married In this city today by
fge L. r. Hill.
y Mckee has Just completed a
& cottage on North Clements street.
Deputy Sheriff Gllby was able to
out today after a weeks conflne-
III to his bed with sickness.
N. W. Strain and Mrs Martha Con-
were married Sunday evening at
Ii ~ II u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11
EoN NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
cry OF rrAsoA is BUILD
' ING UP.


TEX oct. 10.-This. the queen
he prairie, is always equal to
n.,ss A short time ago COM
a,all for residences was heard,
"a !, once set our property owners
r. and now new houses In
=, construction are to be found
IN norton of the town.
s,oek pens at the oil mill are
) rapldly hlled with feeders, and
ooniain about 1900 head. mostly
.rd four year old steers
s. a. leather is very favorable for
RS W. cotton, and farmers are
theims making good use OF 1t, IL
aents Judge by the amount that Is
niag me-, mnrketed here. The receipts
pe'I Eve been something over 1000
aa'e II The receipts for the season
nj a conservative estimate,
!. what we need Is a cotton fac
cnnsume what we produce.
10Y OF moving the Missouri.
ne and Texas depot from its pres
fs,, in The middle OF Main street to
~ ~, further south will be soon be-
mo city and railroad company
&.;ns agreed upon terms.
~ rew Baptist church is nearing
" and will soon be Ready for
white school has been thoroughly
ns pIsed. graded and put IN work
M most favorable auspices.
'tnn1lng is a splendid structure.
aooli do credit to town of far
" seudder Collegiate Institute is
souIpped and on the high road
suecessful career in educating the
~ ladies' and gentlemen in the
hsr branches. Prof. scudder is well
INV az any success he may attain.
no ttasoa Favorite is the name of
sw journalistic venture in our town
IN viii make its first appearances
sunday. j. A. Wray, formerly
he West Enterprise, is the editor
proprietor.
Nh Cheek was arrested last Sunday
5constable Felts. charged with Sian
The complaint being young lady
HFnes' Valley. He waived examina-
before Justice scrlvner and was
on 10 Hlllsboro, where he plead
I'm and was fined 800 and costs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Roswell, N. NJ. Oct io-The con-
structlon train OF the pecos Valley
railroad extension is now at work in
Roswell
General Superintendent JEFF T. NIL
Ter brought UP a tarln load of ex-
curslonists yesterday, including Assoc
ciate Justice a A. Freeman.
A Mexican boy had his hand blown
Off BIZ explosion of a cannon FIRE crack
er Yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 1O.--At Bloss-
burg. Ala. today Charles Cain. an IS
year-old boy. was sitting on well
curbing eating cheese and crackers on
a wager that he could devDur 1--WE
pounds. Cain was subject to eplleptlc
Ats and one seized him while in this
position and he fell backward into the
well, which is eighty feet deep. He
was drowned before help could arrive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Denison, Tex, oct. Effective oc-
tober Q, Leonard Tex, on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, wip be night
office.
A freight train broke In two at Caddo
last night and delayed traffic several
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Columbus. Miss. Oct. c.--rhis sec
ton had heavy frost last night. the
earliest ever known. The damage 10
the cotton crop will be very great, ~
the entire crop WAS killed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11
THE STATE CAPITAL BUDGET
NEGROES EMPRESS ADMIRATION
ron GOVERNOR noce.
students Enrolling naptdi, In All
pepartmcnts Of the stare unsver.
si'y-s"" Antonio mud ouif shore
nonds Approved.


A"suh' Oct lo-The following Icttei
''"S peeh resolved at the executive de
parfment'
me Negro Democratic Congregation.
az Club. Washington, b. c.. Sept. is,
iNsa.--Dear Sir Your communication
TO the New York World In reference to
the visit OF the English autl-lynching
p-'pe' (which IS cnpuohed BY our To-
S"' paper reNas' Executive is Argyll
men'atlve. Rather than Abusive and
| Sarcastio'l has just fallen Into nv
hands "'
your iftter adds sun further to
! The unhounded confidence In your In
1 tegrity as a man which / hava ion,
| enter,st,a, e, -,
~ s0"'
40 governor In the Union has gone
further In the effort to suppress the
crime OF lynehinr man v,n ,,,.a =.
nu. - ~" "NNe' ;"
~ sYu h'N' 'eeh supported by the
iul anu spontaneous cooperation Of
the better element Of the white ana
colored soeI.tv v,ha t,,.a .,,A.,...,.',
. '''0u
" TupplTsN VA" crime Tor which lynch
law Is ofterea as IN excuse rape II is
a gratlf,lnF fact thai mis- orlne Il l,s.
rro,,,o,,, H., .ra.,,
! y ,eNaS 'n'h ~ any o,her
auuthern au''e OF the Union, and 10
confined mainly. II not wholly. to the
most Ignorant class If blacks and
"i' "'Ru's We" ior our sSs-
'V"' VI euhV"unh ~ IeAhs, rs trans-
! vcrsaly going "a show that the crime
OF rnne .a la Tho one, az mo-, ali
I 49,
'"s' - Wv VI 'nu u'rsV' l'ui's OK
ishor"npe. Anur patriotic and manly
delense Of our laws nn1 institutions Is
alike defense OF the pcaceable and
Jaw abidlls cn'pred citizens Of Texas,
anu disArina the envious anu malicious
ieiamers OF our state OF their baseless
mlsreprvseitauonA.
u have often feared that In our great
aeAl 10 suppress lNnohlns, our bitter
en'NP"nwm AMI uenune,atlon " that
| cfllne nave been nlsconstrued 10y our
white fellow ciuaeus TO mean that we
sympathize with raplsis or condone
| thclr crimes, II 20 not necessary that
| ! should say that such 10 not the case.
| beheNe thal II their cases We're left
wlih coloted lufies, Ia most cases the
| sentence would be even more severe
| than thoae melted odt by white jurta.
| The objection TO lynch law Is that 1t
W. not the organic Law Of the land.
hhl thul us manlpulatoib TOO uttUn
make the mistake Of getting hold OF
| the wrong man.
with much admiration am youra
| truly, j. 9. Il. NEWSOM,
Of Organization Cohgr,
D."
ling Is statement OF the
| pre- ..tendAnce AT the State uni
Verslty and its branches Main univer-
| alty at Austin iOS, medical department
AT Galveston 1871; agricultural and Me-
ehanieal college, Bryan. al6; total sos.
Ex-Governor Ireland, the general at
torney for the $. A. aud a. $. Railway
company submitted today TO the COM
mission bonds OF the company amount
Ing to sad0O00 for approval. The same
were approved and have gone TO the
secretary OF state for registration.
The bonds will date from August /.
1871, bear . per cent interest aud be
| due August l, 1924 thirty yenrs from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

sse; barley. 75c; rye. 81: hay per ION
So-Vog6.oo; johnson grass seTd ~.
s s seed PET ton. $500; hides drv'
suoc' nides, green, a-4c; wheat No,
4, S5ci No. 3 40c; No. 2, S5c. $50 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-11

Elocution. reading and physical eui-
turo. Call ) to 4 D. m, SIS West Rail
road avenus. Aiiaa EoExast ynelees.
@aach~r.