Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
NlX1 CITY NEWS ITEMS.
, I, places in the City Flooded by
the Rain.
srops BREWING IN THE SOUTH GULF.
at Corn to Europe quite
',,..,v-A New Rope Factory
) TO lie started.

u bt
..,...,on. Texas. October 3V.-rne
eas., has been decidedly damp anu
tss,ass HE for the past two days, ana
',s,,lrninatlon comes a nessage from
rg.,s,r on notifying the sisnal observer
Ntl.t Inc storm signals, pretty s,rohg
" being anticipated. Inc rainiai ms
W. = ,ho time scarcely more than
raN ~ Tho heaviest fall occurred this
t1nn, hetween 5:i3 and 6:i3, when, ac-
renlns a. Inc United States weather
t'rams 4, registered i.i9 inches. The
tNss.ss IN the island are flooded and
~ r ,-, are almost impossible Mt some
w ~ where pools of water have gath
rn' me city hall the rain did con-
s,S.hle damage during the night and
y. earning hours. II beat in through
S' shadows and through an aperture
y ~ roof. flooding the offices of the
~ elerk. auditor ard assessor and col
~ ~, ,nd also the council chamber. Sew
III books and papers. when were ieft
Nlrr on the desks IN the several oIlces,
w. badly damaged. Damage to private
..,rty is also reported from leaky
rss.
CORN ENPORTS.
.,oA deal OF corn has been shipped
-. ll,iveston to Europe within the
~, fev days and there Is an Impression
~, This sort of export business bids
~ IN ASSUME very extensive proportions
n, near future. MIR. Robert Bornefeld
.n today. ave are jogging along at
yery satisfactory rate. Yesterday we
,,.i,d % 600 bushels for France, and to-
httahRfQ ah0nT.l
4. Ayonmore for Liverpool. Tho move
mi has only fairly begun. and we are
~ having the same trouble with Kan
farmers that we had with those of
T,.as A while back, via; They are not
n,oosed to accept the low prices for
MT crop, and arc desirous of holding
y The crop, however, Il enormous, and
\ viii not take them long to Ill all
apr cribs; then there will bo large
AMOUNT to 70 on the market. The farm
!, ought to hold back some Of their
crn, but there will be an abundance for
NJ after their cribs are filled, and |
lxk for lower prices. one thing In the
v,y Of exporting Is the limited foreign
d,nand. II Europe takes per cent of
o,r crop II will swamp ncr. Last season
Liverpool received come corn from tho
River Platte and from New orleans in
lad condition. and they arc little afraid
d corn from Galveston. feel sure,
Acreyer. that what we have nfloat Will
is,,h Liverpool In good shape. and then
better demand will follow. I think we
rly handle 100000 bushels through this
rrt.'
ARRESTED IN HOUSTON.
telephone message was received from
Hous9n yesterday evening announcing
DAT L. W. Philips. alias Price, wanted
n Galveston on d charge of felony theft
lad been arrested by speclai officer
0Lery OF the Houston police force. I'M
redistely a communication was sent TO
rcs,on to hold him Until an officer could
b sent from this city 10 bring him here.
va this afternoon an officer from the
&.l forra left for Houston on this mis-
Ion.
PHILIPPE was formerly In the employ of
Glts5s Lufkin as a bicycle repairer,
I'D from them is accused of appropriate
hr 10 bis own usa three bicycles, n shot
sln and other articles. which he con-
vi'sd into cash through the aid OF
avn shop. He left Galveston few days
20 and has since resided lin Houston.
,hsrs he was located by Special officer
Ahnndsen, who notified the Houston po-
" 70 keep a lookout for him, and his
rss was the result,
CLOTHING DUMMIES ROBBED.
The dummies in front OF the Star Cloth
y. mouse and Llpman's store were
nnpped yesterday OF their finery. The
a'Hsf was reported Mt police hendquar-
r Nv anu last night Officers Jordan and
satuesey saw a suspicious character
huitng about the nelghborhood of the
ui and the intersection of Bath ave-
~ " was negro and he had In his
go,sesioh two overcoats. n ladies' cloak
~ ouer articles OF wearing apparel.
vas arrested and taken to the police
ou, where he gave his name as
.A,als Madden. The ovcrcoats he had
as possession when he was arrested
NY nehtlned as those taken from the
~ clothing house, A charge OF theft
~ peierred against him and lie will
bearing before Recorder Melee
''As tomorrow morning,
UNITED STATES COURT.
NV 4 stornenberg VS.. John p. Irwin;
, aS.n ior a new trial overruled and
r-s". irwin vs.. Reliable Lumber
Ma dismissed for want of prosecu-
,san stsrstrom VS.. Steamship Joseph
~, csntinned by defendant,
rs.sn.ss "ahnon a. Co. vs. United States;
l,sS oy Cnlted States attorney,
M ~ sonnentheil W.. Christian Moer-
.'ng company: on trial
'ouRT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
hl,s. '0howins motions were submitted
fil,r Ae ont Bills OF Exceptlon-C. II.
I, lm.n Milde, from Goliad.
h,.h a p on Observation-Disclosures.
pvip living association VS.. Minnie
50 AIi.r harris; j, ]. Burroughs VS..
h.rns 'nn,saring-Emma Chapman VS..
yslIos ,nsnman, from Victoria.
hin fiis Transcript Granted-J. y.
TIA Fsvs,,s" vs. Mensing Bros. g. Co,
w., NiPpED A FIRE.
vs. ay, might have been n serious fire
f.i,.,.sr'ed by the prompt ac,Io, =,
ssth A'n Archie Dcvine md Ron Ma
" A., ihis morning about s,ao o,cloc,,
M uhacoa,,.h s confectionery store IN
"a he bprn,,''a Die manner caught fire
lNsf otnrnaa 'ruginents fell upon some
"a tnsi, ~, and ignited them. caus-
I'm whn , CONFEDERATION. The Of
rushsd "re near the scene of the
~ tlnImn,, IN The building and with
saise wasS eHtinsuished the blaze. The
NEW ROPE FACTORY
slssrop ,a y, rope, etc. belonging to the
~ sold wy twine md cordaEe mills
bli. nu,,eruay under lien held
w NJ nirss Co., and was hid
te9trs 81 q u. Homer for SaA nnn ~