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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
RECEIVED WITH REGRET.
The News of Robert wntson's Suicide
Causes Grief.

Granbury. Tex. Nov. 2O.-(special)-
The suicide of Robert Watson OF Gle
burne MS reported In the Gazette of
yesterday created quite a sensation
here. He was formerly a resident of
this place and had many warm friends
In the county who sincerely regret his
untlmely death,
The little son OF Mr.. Ed Edens. who
was SO seriously Injured by a horse
kicking him In the head. Is now rapid
ly recovering.
Tom Howard was adIudRed insane bv
the county court last Monday and viii
be sent to the asylum.
The James Lancaster murder case.
carried from this to Erath county on
change OF venue. 10 now on trial at
Stephensville. More than i25 witncv les
are In attendance from here.
Mr.. Collins and family OF Cisco have
purchased property here and will make
this their future home He will engage
In the implement business with his
brother-in-law. Mr.. Jess Baker.
c. s. Bowden has purchased the
Thrash drug store and In now placing
a first-clasa stock OF drugs
The u. NJ. o. club, composed OF young
ladies OF the city. gave very enjoy
able entertainment Monday night to
packed house for the benefit Of the
cemetery fund. The receipts were
about fifty dollars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
HE FEELS CONFIDENT
STUART nELIEyEs THE FIGHT
WILL DE PULLED OFF,
WIN Not Locate the Hattie cround,
Hut IL L. Near tho City OF
EI Pasor I

Dallas, Tex. Nov. 20.-6special.)--
Dan A. Stuart. who has been on pill
grimage to FL paso and territory con-
tiguous thereto for the last two weeks,
looking for place where prize fight
OF the FIRST grade may be pulled on
without molestallon. returned TO Dali
las today. He said TO your cores
pondent.
II have found spot where Corbett
and Eitzsimmons or any other pugil-
lists may fight ma long as they are able
TO stand up and nobody will Interfere
with them. The place IL not far from
III pnso. but 1 ahall not make the bat
tie-ground public until the morning OF
the light All that anybody need to do
to see the fight Will be TO be In lel PaHo
with n ticket / have not the slightest
doubt that the Corbctt- Fltzsimmons
match Will now be contaminated With
cut further trouble. ! shall start for
New York on Sunday next and feel
confident I will have no trouble In
getting Corbett to sign articles. II
thought could not ! would probably
not 20. Fitzsimmons Is In earnest and
will hight Corbctt ON any terms. West
Texas In tho neiRhborhood of I'll Paso
In booming and the cattlemen are es-
pecinlly prosperous. They are eager
tor the fight TO take place. and viii DO
on hand in full force to witness II when
IL comes or"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Rev. T.. A. Edwards Takes Charge
nj pilot Point.

Pilot Point. Tex, Nov. ao.--(specIai>-
The new pastor OF the Methodist
church, Rev. r. A. Edwards. has ar
rived and taken charge OF his work.
the cotton crop ia practically gath
cred. a few are holding for en- adj
vance in the price OF the fleccy staple.
Only about $500 bales have been mar
ketcd here, against 5000 bales last year.
Parties In u position to estimate close
ly give 1t out that the receipts Will
scarcely reach 1000 bales.
Two new churches are in process OF
erection.
The NJ. r church. north, Ia erecting
a chapel, 2bNiS feet. and the old school
Prcsbytcrlans are building u new
church. s0NG2 feet. When these are
completed Pilot Point viii have seven
churches.
The great safe OF Mos.rs. Leright 4
Sons was placed In the bank vault Vhis
week. and we understand the new bank
VIII ho ready for business In few
weeks.
MIR. !. c. King. one OF our promln-
ent grocers, is confined at home by an
attack Of measles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
A LUCKY BRAKEMAN.
GOES TO ENGLAND F0R A HAND
SOME INHERITANCE.
His Father Is Dead and He Gets nm
Estate Worth Zen Thousand
Dollars.

Dcnison. Texas. Nov 2o.-tspecial)-
Brakeman A. w. Paxton OF the south
end OF the katy, left today for
Nottingham, England. TO take charge
OF an estate left him u few months ago,
which amounts to $4,000. Hc has 30
cured u leave OF abscnsc for ninety days
for that purpose. paxton'B mother
died some twonty years ago without n
Will, and by virtue OF the English law
the entire estate goes to the eldest son.
In case the father survives he In grant
cd use OF tie property until his death.
Paxton's father died July and left n
Will bequeathing all his property to
his other son and daughter. The two
estates combined amount to 100000.
10000 of whloh VIII go TO the brother
and sister OF the young brakeman. The
remaining $4,000 goes TO him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
A CHANGE OF MIND.
THE SULTAN SEEMS TO REALIZE
THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE
SITUATION.
lie Has Taken Charge of Matters
Himself, and II Is Hoped That
Order WIN De Restored.

Constantlnople. Nov. 10. via Sofia
Nov 2o.-Thc six representatives OF
the powers held conference yester-
day TO discuss propositions to be made
the porte, and It Is understood some
form OF protection for foreigners Is In
cuded.
Advlees from Aleppo say that all the
American residents are safe under the
protection of Turkish authorities. The
Turkish authorities are really taking
steps to protect lives and property.
The released prisoners made the
most startling statements as 10 their
treatment In custody. and tell horrible
tales OF the ovcrcrowdcd condition ana
nlthiness OF Turkish prisons. They
say they are barely given enough food
to keep body ana soul together, and
that they We're beaten and otherwise
tortured In order to compel them to
tell them what they knew OF the or
ganizntion of the Armenian reyolu-
tionary committee.
As rendered In the dispatches during
the past few weeks the attitude OF the
sultan has undergone decided change
since the other fleets began to JON
the British fleet In naval denonstra-
tluils ~ ShiuHlNu DHS. ntit - nv
doubt that the pressure brought to
bear upon the sultan has caused him to
take personal charge OF things, and II
Is now hoped there will be no further
hloodshed, except In the case OF putting
down outbreaks among the people
against Turkish rule In different parts
OF Asia Minor.
There is no more talk OF armed In
tervention by the powers In Turkey.
and N any force In necessary on the
part OF Europe It will be In the way
OF supporting the sultan as the pow.
ers are OF the opinion that order should
ba restored
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

metal. on these lines the Issue Is
likely to be drawn. and the members OF
the administration are confident the
people will quickly see wherein the
truth lies and place their condemna-
ton accordingly.
II has been definitely decided that
there will be no Issue OF bonds until
after the meeting OF congress unless.
Of course, some sudden outrush OF
gold should make earlier action ahso-
lutely iocesoary. Before again Issuing
bonds for the purchase Of gold the
president wants to make one moro
appeal to congress to abolish the
clumsy and dangerous methods which
the United States alone of all the ma
tlons attempts 10 maintain
II congress refuses to apply the sim
pie remedy which the president sug-
gests and the gold reserve drops down
to $40 900. 900 or SIS ,00J,OOJ there will. III
course, be another issue OF bonds. not
for the purpose OF securing money
with which 10 carry on the govern-
ment. but solely for the purpose OF
buying gold to meet the wants NJ
bankers and exporters who have stcr.
ling bills to pay in Europe The adj
ministration. II may be said on au-
thorlty, has never doubted that sooner
or later more purchases of gold for this
purpose would become necessary, out
It is not expected the necessity will
arise for couple OF months TO come.
As for the national revenues. neither
the president nor the secretary is yet
willing to admit that any considerable
increase is required. A little later It
may appear that some slight addition
to the national income Is needed. but
for the present the president desires
to keep the revenue question and the
gold export question apart and distinct
In the minds Of the people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
TEMPEST IN TEAPOT
THE AMEER RACES BECAUSE OF
NAzRULLAHs NEGLECT.
Vents His Anger by Turning People
Alive and In Other Ferocious
Acts of Barbarism.

London. Nov. 2O.-The Evening Post
publishes a letter from Quetta.
small town OF Beioochistan. which
states that the ameer of Afghanistan Ia
greatly annoyed at the failure Of
Nazrullah Khan. his second son. to
arrange for permanent Afshanistan
representative at London during his
recent visit to England. In conse-
quence OF the rage OF the ameer, many
persons have been burned alive. q
great number OF his subjects have been
imprisoned, while many others have
lied from the country. notable who
accompanied Prince Nazrullah on his
visit. named Kotwal. is to be tortured
as soon az he arrives at Cabul. II Is
expected that Nazruilah Khan himself
will be punished aud possibly he will
be bsnishsd from Afghanistan-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED our.
There Was slight Fire In Cotton
Yard.

Terrell. Tex, Nov. 20.-(special.)-
The fire department was called out
about o'clock this morning to Are
in cotton yard, but 1t proved to be
slight. only one bale of cotton being
damaged.
j. T., b. Stuart Camp, u. G. W is
invited by George ID. Marion Camp. at
Kaufman, to an entertainment on De-
cember 8. II IL probable that ]. Il. II.
train over the Midland and return nf-
ter the meeting is over.
A heavy frost last night crippled veg
citation TO some extent.
The Green XouaVcs are drilling regu.
larly. and there viii be a great sur
prise If this company fails to secure "A
prize ut New orleans next year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
TO rnorEor AMERICANS.
The Minneapolis Ordered 20 sail TO
the Mediterranean.

Washington, Nov. 20-Thc United
States steamship Minneapolis has been
ordered to Join the European squadron
Immediately, doubtless on account OF
the Turkish situation. She IL In Amer
lean waters now,
Her orders are to report to Admiral
Se'frl1go on hor arrival. She IS eX
pected TO sail about the 25th Inst, nn1
viii probably make the run In about
two weeks with this accession Adj
miral Selfrldgc Will have n feet OF
three of the best cruisers OF the navy
at his back, which is sufficient protec-
tion for the American interests In
Turkey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
pRoTRACTED MIsisTiNG CLOSED
Many New Members Were Received
Into the Churches.

Longview. Tex. Nov. 2o,-tspeelaL,I
,at church. conducted by Rev. webb or
WINS po,nt, have closed. resulting in
mueh good, many members being re-
ceIyed and the church greatly reViV-
Rev BeardsIey of Kentucky delivered
two very eloquent lectures here Mon.
dny ana Tuesday nights for the penen'
live audience greeted him each night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Marlin. Tex, NV. 2O-Cspeciai)-
Our people are rejoicing over the acton
of the commissioners court OF this,
Mills county. In passing an order to
build a bridge over Pecan bayou, fVe
miles west OF this place The commits
sioners' court are to locate same on
the 10th inst, and will receive bids FOR
the building OF the bridge on the 2th
inst. at Goldthwaite. This bridge y
want In this part of the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
You Never
Get ElOQgl

Domestics, prints table
linens or tiannels in any
family. We will make a
special drive on these goods
today. Some prices ale,
9'4 Sheeting, l7o; lo-4 Sheet
ing l9c; American Indigo
and Simpsons Prints best
brands, cost &c per yard,
To-day our price is Sc
Percales worth l0c to-day
at SIC.
Percales worth 12lc to. day
at loc.
Ia BILE linen and Hannels at
greatly reduced prices.
Remember our sale of Sc
Jackets at SO closes tonight
New Cloaks are in.
Terry Dry Goods IL:
Houston and Fifth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
INNOCENT MEN SHOT.
,,v ,ysTAyTLY KILLED AND An
OTHER BADLY WOUNDED.
a rsrrIble Shooting Array Tint
Hearty Ended In n Lynching
Of the Murderer

Terrell, Tex. Nov. 2o.-(special)-
=. ". Joyce, a saloon man, about $40
tonight shot at W. e. ogleby, who
vas drinking and on the street. The
Green zouaves were drilling on Moore
Avenue at the time. Four shots were
fred. one fatally wounding ogleby. an
other killing S. $. Huckaby, and an
other shot B. II, Scott, Jr., through
the right arm. serious. but not neces-
nrily dangerous wound. Huckaby and
Scott were members of the company,
Joyce was hurried away from the
crowd. which was wildly mad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
SUICIDE OF A BRIDE.
M,nnIEp ONLY FIVE DAYS AND
lOoK ARSENIC.
Her Family bitterly Opposed the
Marriage and Disturbance
Arose-sud Result.

Caldwell. o., Nov. 2o.--Mrs. Rosa
webb. nee Foster. residing near oiive
Green. a bride only Ave days. commit
ted suicide by taking arsenic. She was
married to william Webb last Friday
night. but the marriage was bitterly
opposed by the brides parents
A family disturbance arose. result
ing in Mrs. Webb taking the POISON
Gus drug Sunday evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
A MUSICAL CONCERT.
The Institute WIN Close with N
Grand Flourish.

Sunset, Tex, Nov. 2O.-(special)-To-
morrow night the Southern Musical
institute. which has been conducted by
Professor A. J. Showalter the past 20
days here. viii close with grand mus
ical concert. The institute has been
a great success, and the closing exer-
cises will be something rare In the mus
zeal line. and very entertaining TO the
lovers OF good music.
DR.. II. j.. Scheduled Is building an
other fine stone business house.
The cotton crop Is about all market
ed In this section, being about 60 per
cent. OF amount sold here last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
LEvEB IS NEARLY COMPLETED.
Work on the Cana, Is Progressing
Rapidly.

Mentone. Tex, Nov. 2o.--tspeciai)-
The big ievee at the head OF the canal
IL nearly completed and work Is pro-
gressing finely on the main canal.
Colonel ID. 8. Wood Is stiIl In the
field with his corps io,ating. cross
sectioning and everything else known
to the vernaculnr OF civil engineer.
Mentone has increased In population
at q fabulous ratio In the past few
wceks. and improvements are being
made daily In every direction. but
1.-THE boom" Ia respectfully requested TO
wait until water Il lowing over the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
BROKE BOTH LEGS.
A NEGRO RUN OVER ny A LOCO
MOTIVE AT LODI.
one of Ills Leg. So Uadiy Crushed
That Amputation Was Ne
ce.sary-aesting Wei

Lodi. Tex. Nov. 2o.-(specIai)-A
negro, Win Smith. was run over by
the locomotive on the Lodi Lumber
company's log road yesterday after
noon. breaking both legs. one OF them
being so badly crushed that amputa-
ton was necessary. He is. this morn
Ing. resting quietly.
One Rev. Mr.. Murrell, a santlfication
evangelist. IL conducting a ser'es OF
meetings at this place.
j. W. McGrifin opened n confec-
tionery and lunch stand here u few
days since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Washington. Nov. 2o,-The state de-
partment absolutely refuses to confirm
or deny report that the French gov
eminent refuses to furnish It the roc
ord In the waller case.
Meanwhile word comes from official
sources to the effect that 1t 10 contem-
plated to proclaim amnesty for all po-
iltical prisoners taken In Madagascar.
which would include Waller, unless
some special action be taken Of bis
case and claim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Trying to Wind Up Its Lrbors BY
Next Tuesday.

Columbia, s. c., Nov. 2o.-The con-
vention today made great Roadway.
A number OF the delegates wish to
attend South Carolina day ut the At
ianta exposition. eand three sessions
daily will be held In order to get
through by Tuesday. AZ the convention
today refused to attend In body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
oonsIoANAs IMPROVEMENTS.
A Temperance billiard and Pool Par
Tor Among others.

Corsicana. Tex. Nov. 2o.--(special)--
A number OF improvements have been
made In this city among which may be
named temperance billiard and pool
parlor. the first OF the kind In the city:
an oil mill under the management OF
j. Davidson; hno machinery has been
put In and the work on the well has
progressed to the two hundredth foot.
There have been Improvements in
tho Corsicnna electric light plant; very
massive machinery new and complete.
has been added; also new gas gen
orator,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
QUARREL OVER A CASE.


Kaufman, Tex, Nov. 2O.-(Speclal)--
Quite an interesting physical culture
contest was pulled on at the court
house this evening between Attorney
5, H. Jack ana Constable w. j. Clapp.
about the testimony the officer had
given and the speech the lawyer made
In pistol case In the county court.
clapp drew his knife and Jack knock
ed him down with cane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
UNITED STATES TO take PART.
Thi Is Indicated by the Ambassa-
doris Presence.

London. Nov. 2i.-The Chronicle this
morning expresses the opinion that the
presence of the United states ambas-
sador at the foreign Office today In
dlcltes desire ON the part OF the
United States to Join In tho European
the srNnrpvaion OF the present Armen-
ian difficulties and assisting In the ea-
tablishlng OF peace in the Turkish en-
pire,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
craw fOrd's
Specials This Week.

f. Fire Pattern Dress,
Of eis't yards, all wonl, and
worth 10 90, special price 500.
All Wool Novelty
Dress Goods,
Worth Zoo per yard, special
price age.
Dress Ginghams,
In dark plsids and stripes, worth
loo, special price sc.
Ladies Fine Shoes,
Worth frnm "A 10 to 500, your
choice for $I.95.
Children's School Shoes,
Worth 81 80, special price 97c.
Mems All Wool Suits,
Worth $40, special price $5.85.
Mems All Wool Pants,
In oil ICES, worth FROM $500 to
81 so, special price $2.SO.
Boys Flannel Waists,
All wool, and worth from Too 10
i.50, spe,i,l price 49c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

valley through tho ioterais OF the
canal.
Invitations have been received here
by some OF the lovers OF the Terpsi-
chorcan art to the grand Thanksgiving
ball to be given by the Knights OF
Pythlas at Eddy. N. NJ. on the night
OF the 2sth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Chicago, Nov. 9o.-Rothschild Bros.
dealers IN dry goods made an asalGn-
nont this afternoon. Liabilities are
put at 100000. with assets low. Poor
business caused tho trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Attended by sss pntrons 10 a.
be a $3.50 chicruo Cottnxs
Organ.
scc announcement else
where In this irsuc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
srALE Lges usNECEssARY.

Mention was made in the NEWS tho
other day Of the An,l.Semltio agiIator,
Dr.. AhlWardt, and tbs chilly reception
given him in this country. IL was
noted that the Jews virtually had paid
no attention to him; and since he
could evoEe no oppooition even from
these, his retirement from this country
as a dismal failure was regarded TO be
o iofogoue conclusion. A later de.
velopment indicates that small num-
Der Of the sons Of lowry are on the war.
path against the noted German Jew.
batter. One Of them, Mt. Harbutger,in.
serts an Advertisement e. New York
paper for 200 dozen stale eggs, for a
"wcloomo" 10 DR.. Ahlwatdi, promising
that there VIII BE- plenty Of men VIII.
Ing 10 ute them To tue purpose indi-
Gated. For the training Of thobe egg.
lhrowofs, Mt, Harburget invites them
to assemble and practice upon dummics
al their aim In directing rotton eggs
at the object Of IA attack Is perfect.
This belllserent Hebrew wsuld do
we'll to follow the example OF the vasi
msiorlty Of his people, and leave this
particular perseoutor Of their race
alone. Instead Of attempting the
stals-rgg crusade, or doing any
thing that will awaken gym.
patty for or direct spseial A,len-
ton 10 Agitstofs Of tue Ahluardt
class, II will be more profitable, both
to their race and 10 themselves, for the
proposed egg-lhrowsrs 10 stay al home.
Then they will neither advertise an
opponent nor place Themselves on
record a. mob which hus no regard
for law and order. Ina case like this,
the lsi-Alone policy toward mn adver.
sary Ia the most manly, dignifiod and
effective that eau be pursued. The
American public does not want any
anti.semitio agitation; neither does II
desire ils sentiment on that point 20 be
omphAilzed by unnecessary or violent
concentrations. Tue proposed stale.
egg business IL entirely out Of place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
IRRIGATION IN AUSTRALIA.

We have received from Elder Il. W.
Ellis u late copy OF the Daily Tsls.
graph, published at Launceton, Tas.
mania, In which there Is an editorial
discussion " the benefits Of irrigation
ns applied to Australian lands. The
Telegraph points out that much OF the
depression In that couuiTy Is due 10
the "land hungeIp which was given
lull scope few years ago. Men whose
fathers had accumulated money aud
LEFT their sons magnificent prsperllos
woll stocked and fairy well clear Of
liabllities-these men were not faiis-
fled with the estates left them. Tue
desire for inorS land lsI to the mort.
gsglng OF the old plaos, aud ad ditlonal
properties were taken up, largely on
credit, aud which were too great 10 DO
properly stocked. Tue property thus
ueld could not be properly or PROFIT,
ably managed, The owners could
not possibly work the whole OF theis
land, anu the payment, on tue
portion that remains unromunerAtivs
are proving Rvenlable mills,oue roun
their necRF. Tie telegraph points
out that In America the sane
mistake wns made; but that tbs farmers
In The United States and Canada are
now discovering that the actual owner.
ship OF a small farm, properly Guilt
vaIod, Ia much more valuable prom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18

ACCORDING AZ the Journal Of Hy-
gione, consump,ives have been recent.
ly treated by feeding them with pea.
uuts, with very favorable results. The
physician who used the treatment
reports; "rhe peanut was long known
a. an excellent iat.produorr and much
more agreeable than rancid shhrk.oil
that oitsntimos is sold for cod.llver
oil. While not all can digest peanuts,
great many even with feeble diget.
ton cat them without discomfort. IL
beats the Koch lymph and IL the most
satisfactory treatment have ever tried
for these diseases"