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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-11
he Auth critics.

"And SO You love this young girl, "
said the fin de steele mother.
eyes" replied her son. "You know
how beautiful and good she is.
"Of course. But her mily. Have
you.consulted the books about them e.
what books ~
why, Bradstreet's and the blue
hook -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-11

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-11
Bucklen's ArnIca Salve

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles Q" no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO ye
perfect satisfaction Or money refu Led.
Price % cents per box. For sale by John
Y. MacRae 4
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-11
A Prediction.

Washington Star.
II see that they've nominated Coxey
for Governor Of Ohio" said one ex-
commonwealth
eyes," replied another. "But we
won't have no such walk over ez we had
last summer"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-11
A Fusion Paper Abuses TiIlman.
w inston Republican.

Winston Republican.
The Progressive Farmer announces as
one of the attractions of the State ALI
ance to be held at Cary, N. c., on the
18th inst, the presence Of Senator Till
man, of South Carolina, ?" who is to speak.
There is no good in such hot heads and
tyrants as Ben Tillman, an anarchist by
nature and an enemy to law and order,
who hates Republican worse than he
does a 'snigger."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-11

The preachers preach against EN-;
The editors, they blame;
But the bloomer Keeps on bloomin',
And it gets there just the same!
There's little use in talkin',
And orators seem tame;
Your wife is tired of walkin',
And your mother-in-law is game
Atlanta Constitution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
MANY FRIENDS
Hope Judge snm Hunter VIII Win
the judicial Position.

Now that Judge II. o. Head has
resigned from the court of civil appeals
of the second judicial district, specula-
tion is rife, especially among the MEM
bers of the legal fraternity. upon
whom Governor Culberson will cast the
judicial ermine. Several good men
have been mentioned and meetings
have been held indorslng the different
applicants. Among the number who
aspire to the place, none are more
worthy In the estimation of the peo-
pie OF Fort Worth and elsewhere than
Judge Sam Hunter, who has already
received a string Of endorsements from
the Tarrant county bar, and who Is
eminently worthy of receiving the ap-
pointment and thoroughly qualified to
possess II Judge Hunters host OF
friends are sincerely anxious to see
him win.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
DEPUTY AND A WRIT.
THE CITY AND THE STATE MET At
THE CROSSING YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
And the Rights of the Railroad ana
the City VIII lie Tried In
Court.

The city of Fort Worth, through
City Secretary Montgomery. was yes
terday served with temporary writ
of injunction forbidding the opening of
the Lamar street crossing over the
ground occupied by the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande railroad on the rail-
road reservation. The writ was issued
by X. H. McNatt, district clerk. in ac-
cordance with an order from Hon. ]. NJ,
Hall. judge of the Eighteenth judicial
district The writ is made returnable
at the next session of the Forty-eighth
district court OF this city, over which
Judge Greene presides. 1t IL stated
that the plaintiff, the Fort Worth and
Rio Grande Railroad company. Is the
possession OF u certain tract Of land
located in the city OF Fort Worth In
Tarrant county, Tex. containing IL
77-l00 acres, the deed to which said
property is recorded In book 81. page n,
OF the deed records of Tarrant county.
Tex, to which reference Is made for
full description of the property; that
the Defendants are about to take forci-
BILE possession of n part of the prop.
erty and to contlscate II for the use and
benefit of the public without compen-
sating the plaintiff therefor. and that
the confiscation is imminent and will
take place at once unless restrained,
and plaintin therefore prays for II
writ of injunction, which IL granted In
the following fiat addressed to the OIL
cials OF the city government of Fort
Worth:
wherefore you. and each of you.
your agents, officials. servants and
employees, are hereby enjolned and re-
strained from enforcing the order of
the city council of the city of Fort
Worth passed October %, 1895, in re-
lation to the opening of the streets
through. over and across plaintiffs
said land, and from taking. using.
working, Improving or trespassing up
on plaintiffs said land, and from inter-
fering with plaintiffs possession of said
land"
A copy of the writ was also served
upon Street Commissioner Leahy just
as he was at the point of proceeding
with the work of cutting the wire at
the crossing in accordance with the in
structions of the city council. He had
driven down to the foot of Lamar
street accompanied by Chief Maddox,
who went with him in accordance with
the instructions of the city council
The two We're met upon their arrival
there by Deputy Sheriff Thomson.
who was awaiting their arrival, and
served the paper promptly. The street
commissioner ana city marshal then
returned as they had come, and the
city of Fort Worth withdrew in good
order and not In a bad temper from
the preliminary encounter with the
state forces.
The battle will now be fought out in
the courts. where 1t will be determined
whether or not the city has the right
to open the Lamar street crossing
over the property OF the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande railroad at the foot of
Lamar street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
NO WHITE CLERKS.
Bin Passed That No Indian Shall
Hire white Clerks.

vinltn. /. T., Nov. is.-(speclal)-
The Cherokee council In session Mt
Tahleauah have Just passed Il white
clerk bill over tho chiefs veto. This
bill makes II an ofrense iineable In not
less tran 500 nor more than $500 for
an Indian citizen 20 hire white clerks.
Judge springer, recently at Miami.
Quapaw Agency. appointed guardians
for eighteen minors. This was done
that the right-of.way from Baxter
Springs, Kan. to Miami might be ar
ranged with the railroad which pro-
poses at once to commence work on the
road-bed a move will be made to
have the road extended to this place.
q distance Of about twenty-five mill ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14

While the audience last night at the
,nird performance of the American
sNtraNaganza company was very fair
u was Dy no means so large as the
masnihcence OF the production merited.
me company has made an innoyation
IN theatrical circles in Texas by intro.
uucing the most elaborate scenery and
stage settings ever seen in the state.
as well as carrying the greatest mum.
per OF people Of any play TRAVELLING
IN the South. Some of the scenic Of.
fects are dazzling and beautiful in the
extreme. The speciality work is ex-
ceedinsly clever, and rnany attractive
features are presented In addition Ia.
the excellent singing of the uuartette
which at each performance called forth
much applause, the singing of Miss
verona tSinbad) and Miss Suits last
night was much improved
The efforts OF the opera house man
agement In securing such frst-class at
fractions should be encouraged by the
theater-going public and such compan-
les upheld In presenting splendid seem
cry, the lack OF which has hitherto
marred the great majority of the thea
trlcal productions In Texas.
Friday and Saturday new comedy,
The New Boy" will appear with Mr..
Bert Coote as the star of the cast. II
II under the direction of Mr.. Gustave
Frohman, who has won very envlable
reputation for sending out good COM
panies, and 1.-THE New Boy" comes her
aided by very fattering notices from
the press as being high class comedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
HORTICULTURALFAIR
1T is TO HE HELD AT TYLER. TEN,
BEGINNING
November 20, and VIII Continue
-Four Dnys-It Gives Promise
of Great Success

Tyler. Tex. Nov. 13.-Cspecial)-E
tensive preparations are being made
by the citizens of Tyler for the holding
of the first horticultural fair and
blooded stock association. The fruit
palace building and grounds have been
engaged for the occasion and are being
put in order. The decorations OF the
building have commenced and will be
pushed with the utmost rapldty until
finished. They viii consist principal
ly of corn and other cereals. though
flowers OF all kinds will be used in end
less profusion. Experienced decorators
viii be employed, and the immense
building Will be made thing OF beauty
and joy forever.
Possibly one OF the greatest and GER
talnly the most beautiful and attrac-
tive feature of the fair will be the
chrysanthemum exhibition. The man
aEement has offered a prize to the
person getting up the most attractive
exhibit. and as these flowers grow
here in such endless variety we may
expect something grand In that line.
The Blooded Stock association a
local organization, devoted to the rails
ing of fine stock, will have an exhlbi-
ton OF some blooded animals.
The Farmers congress viii also con-
vene during the fair. Prominent farm
ers and planters from all over East
Texas have signiiled their intention OF
attending upon the deliberations OF
this body. Hon. John IL. Reagan has
promised to be present and address
the people on such a subject as may
be assigned him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
NOW WITH THE JURY
OVER ONE HUNDRED WITNESSES
WE'RE EXAMINED
In the Gaines Murder Csse-Judge
Heads Law Firm to He Head,
billiard 4 Muse.

Sherman. Tex. Nov. 13.-(special)-
After a two weeks siege the w. r..
Gaines murder case has gone to the
Jury.
over 100 witnesses were examined.
and counsel in the case occupied TWEEN
ty-four hours In argument to the jury
The attorneys on either side made
splendid arguments. The defense Is
relying upon threats made by the de-
ceased and also the plea OF self de-
Tense. Options are rife as to what
the verdict viii be.
A special venire OF two hundred men
was called In the district court room
this morning In the Denison rape case.
The Methodist people here are per-
fectly delighted that the conference
sent them Rev r. W. Anderson as
their pastor. He is recognized as one
of the most eloquent divlneH In Texas.
Judge III. o. Head Will at once re-
move here and enter the practice OF
law. The firm of which he will be-
come a member will be Head. billiard
g. Muse. and IL recognized as one OF
the strongest law firms in Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14

Cotton, wheat. schools and Trade
Are FAIRLY Boon,inE.

Clifton, Tex, Nov. ls,-tspecial.)-
at recent mass meeting " the rep-
rcsentative citizens, $500 was raised
with which to liduidate the entire In
debtedncss on the second public school
building. This IL splendid structure
and the present session under the
direction OF Professor r. l.. Bewley as
principal IS a success. Professor Bew-
ley has let the contract for u handsome
five room residence to udorn West
Clifton. The North Side public school
has an enrolment of los. This is a
three story rock building, and the
school is presided over by Professor
Menifee. principal.
The cotton market receipts to date
are about bloO bales. and II IS estimated
that Clifton will handle 1000 bales this
season.
During the month OF October Clifton
shipped l51 car load lots, and received
thirty-nve. 'rhis splendid showing of
export is an index Of rapid progress.
Abundant rains the past few days
have been favorable to a good wheat
crop.
Work progresses undated on the
gravel pits near town. the finest In the
state. Third street and Avenue ID have
lately been improved, and extensive inn
provements in side walks over the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
FIFTY MILES OF ROAD.
nm BUILT AFTER JANUARY
!, Is THE REPORT In CIR
f CULATION.
probable That the Line WIN Also
Do Into Austin During Conn
Ing Year.

President Rouse and party of Mis-
,a,,i Kansas and Texas officials are
Earring the lines of that system in
mis- state, and II leaks out that the
,rIme object OF their coming Is to
consider the matter OF some extensions
that have been under advisement for
some time
II is said the first extension un-
dertaken by the Katy will be that
from San Marcos into san Antonio, "A
distance of about fifty miles 1t is
Known that the Katy people are very
much in love with San Antonio. and
have been making efforts to get into
that city for quite a while.
Notwithstanding the row that
has been in progress for n long time
b,ween the Katy and international
over the Galveston, Houston and Hem
dtfson, between Houston and Calves
ton and the breaking Of all pleasant
relations at their Taylor connection,
The Katy has been negotiating with
The International and Great Northern
ior the Joint use of the latter's tracks
between San Marcos and San Antonio,
but II seems without avail. In the an
nual report OF the Katy directors, made
q few weeks ago. much stress was laid
On the necessity existing for the San
Antonio extension, and the announce
ntnt is now made that work will be-
gin on the extension about January /.
i Is also said the Katy entertains
isrious Intentions of building into Aus
Tin during the coming year. Only
shout twenty miles OF road, from their
main line near COPELAND. is necessary
TO carry them into the capital city,
and an amendment to their charter
providing for this extension was filed
with the secretary of state last year.
There Is also said to exist an inten-
ton to build a connection with the
iirty miles of detached road owned
oser In the plney woods of East Texas,
y Trinity and Polk counties. at some
uns In the not very remote future.
President Rouse and party are ex-
Itcted in San Antonio Friday, where
dis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14

The Thief Is Thought 10 lie Crazy.
Queer Actions.

Waco. Tex, Nov. ls.--(speciall--J.
w. Harris. who lives az 1925 South
Fourth street, had a horse, carriage
and harness stolen from out his stable
last night. Henry Ellis. n negro. was
arrested this morning. charged with
stealing the outfit. He was trying to
sell tho horse, which IL n very fine one.
for $50. He admitted stealing the
property, and said he wanted To use
II to go to the country after corn. Ne
is thought To he crazy While driving
last night he ran into aireot car
and smashed the carriage and broke
the harness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
.II.I =
MILLIONS ARE INVOLVED.
foreclosure suit Against Osegon
& Extension Hallway Company.

ne Bay state Trust company of
VISION has commenced foreclosure pro-
sselngs in the United States court at
olekane. Wash, against the oregon
a-nNay Extension company and all the
sallatlng corporations. The amounts
..m,ed aggregate over twenty-four
.aioh dollars. The principal defend-
~ The Oregon Extension company.
Y, snn which. incidentally. are Joined
" uregon Railway and Navigation
|slnpany, the Farmers Loan and
sst company, the Union Pacific Rail-
~ company, the American Loan and
r rlsl company, all the receivers of the
s%vn pacliic, and Edwin Mcneil, re-
S s"sr 81 the Oregon Railway and
|'srssauon company.
'nr bay State Trust company rep
| N. ~ mat the mortgage given by
~ Y, oregon Railway Extension com.
M constitutes a valid first mortgage
TN w all the property mentioned. 1t
. sn ~ petitions for an accounting of
INV w. amounts lawfully due under the
~ ana FOR foreclosure of the mort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
AIrLE OF THE RAIL.

x a. e. sebree. trainmaster OF the
f'Ly ~nd' went up TO Aurora yes
bat ., islxby, travelling passenger
lsd 10 ne Vandalia lines. has re-
Frt \, Eads, travelling passenger
rstrdav ne Iron Mountain. came in
|rs. from San Antonio.
Fsns. b. Hovey. viee-president
Fl lsl"nssi superintendent of the
fErdsy went North on the line
s,ai .harles b. sloat. assistant
Pa rs,n,seenger agent of the Rock
l'exnWpnraned yesterday from trip
sshna rohnson. who has been a
';isi NJ, On Tho Houston and Texas
Slhn D Ms; has resigned 10 accept
a WIN the sinbad opera com
manager Of their travelling
tsidirun'o has been taken out Of
\ 4 ~ occupied as the city ticket
1sxas and Pacific. and 9TH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
THE JURY WAS DISMISSED.
Unable to Agree After Five Days OF
DeIibsratiOn.

Wichita Falls. Tex, Nov, 13,-(Spec-
ial.)-The jury in the case OF the State
vs.. NJ. NJ. Ofutt. for the killing of J. p.
Boyd, January IL, 1895, has been dis
missed being unable TO agree after Ave
days deliberation. II IL learned they
stood four for acquittal. two In favor
OF five years and six for two years
imprisonment.
The jury in the case of the State VS..
Harley Heath for killing his school
mate, Hubert oflel, the particulars of
which appeared in the Gazette at the
time. assessed his punishment at forty
days in Jail and fine of five hundred
dollars.
The trial OF young McAdoo, charged
with attempted. rape, is now occupy
ing the time of the district court.
This section was visited with another
good rain last night. Truly the Wich-
tia country is strictly in the swim for
1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
GOOD RAIN THERE.
A Large Acreage Of Wheat Being
Put In.

Crowley. Tex. Nov. 13-tSpecial)--
fine rain fell here last night. making
the wheat crop look fine. The pros
poets are that this section will have
one OF the largest wheat crops ever
known In this county. The acreage ls
larger than ever. which In about fifteen
OF twenty thousand acres sowed this
fall. The farmers are also expecting
TO put In considerable cotton, from 1900
10 1000 ncres. for next year.
There Is more activity around here
I'm real estate this fall than yes ever
known. Farmers are. coming In from
Dallas, Ellis and Kaufman counties
and buying farms. and the large cattle
pastures have become a thing of the
mast There is badly needed here a
lumber yard. cotton gin and a drug
store. and the citizens have taken the
matter up with determination TO Sc
cure them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
{. ~ SANTA Fe shop. Completed.

lendharlia Fe Railroad company's
tssas N.Y.. and machine shops in Ar
~ Al. ny, Kan. are now completed,
n csnnnueh larger of more utility to
m dss,ny than the buildings which
taadhorxoyed by FIRE last July. The
Fltsen a. VIII now accommodate
4 bs,I,shes, ana the machine shop
f-ht,st sing t0xl2O feet, supplied with
(zay improved ma fhinery. a great
Pc M, on engines Will be made
fg-ks ~ formerly Ind to be done at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
WANTS LARGE ALrMoNY.
says Her Husband Has Come Into n
Fortune.

Waco, Tex. Nov 10. --(speclal)--A
sensation was created in Judge SCOTS
court this evening when Mrs. Peter Me-
Clelland. who has been suing her hus-
band for divorce, presented to the
court an amended petition In which
she asks FOR 100000 from him. She
claims that In the adjustment of his
fathers will Peter has come Into pos
session of 100000. In the way Of rent
ais, etc. She liz his wife. and therefore
asks for one-half OF the accrued pro-
ceeds, 100000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
MUSICIANS ON TRIAL.
showing the business Men what
They Can DO.

Waco, Tex, Nov. a.--tspeeial) 1.-The
Texas state band of Waco visited all
the business houses on Austin and
Franklin streets yesterday afternoon
and treated them TO n serenade. The
object of the band In thus making a
general serenade was TO let the busi-
ness men Judge themselves whether or
not the musical organization is deserv-
Ing of substantial patronage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
TALE OF TWO THIEVES.
The Story of Two Horse Thieves
Promises TO he Interesting.

Word was received yesterday by
Chief Maddox of the arrest at Weather
ford Of supposed horse thief who had
been apprehended there on instruc-
lions sent from here. Another arrest
is expected shortly which will 1t is be-
lt"''9d d"'.~'0- '''"e story with a
rather interesting plot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14

In addition to our Friday and Satur-
days special sale of everyday goods, on
Saturday we viii make such a price on
our fine cakes that every one can eat
cake on Sunday, and the finest that
art. skill and best material can evolve.
The cake sale for Saturday only will
be published Dist of cakes and prices
in Friday and Saturdays Gazette.
TURNER & DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
JACK is AGAIN IN CUSTODY.
A weII-Known Character Named
Jack Is Under Arrest.

An interesting bull dog was taken in
custody last night by officer Talbot,
city detective. who has had him in
charge before. His name Is Jack"
and he awaits reclamation at police
headquarters. A well engraved collar
denotes that his name is Jack and he
belongs to prominent lady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
THE CRADLE UPSET
AND THE BABY FELL IN THE fire.
WITH FATAL RESULTS.
II. Mother Went Over to Neigh
bor,. House, Leaving the Baby
Alone In the House.

Fairlie, Tex. Nov. l3-(special)-
Yesterday morning the wife of Frank
Mitchell, who lives three miles east OF
here. left her baby asleep In the cradle
before the fire. while she went TO
neighbors, about 200 yards distant
Upon returning she found the cradle
overturned into the FIRE ana the ehiid
so badly burned that it lived only q
few hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
COTTON BELT CHANGES.
raomotions That Have He-
Gently Been Mnde.

k.l,h, Payne, general agent OF the
NJ CON- department at Tyler, is appoint
Ms nerclal agent to succeed Mr..
N M Chief Clerk C. NJ. Swami
k,,Sr general freight department is
kssr,sss general freight agent. head
kfelsl IN Tyler; W. f.. Kautz, COM
agent In Houston. has been
u cbIs, 10 Tyler, to take charge
)armsr,,i efk In the general freight de-
.htlrht w. j.. W. Tate. travelling
q d. n assnt at Houston, is promoted
taupa 'Ss'.ion OF commercial agent in
fifter. me Houston agency; Stem
BERN Is appointed travelling
Mi agent, headquarters In Hous-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
DISCUSSED ROAD MATTERS.
The County Commissioners Talked
About IL Fnr-RenchinE subject.

Road matters were discussed with
Interest by the county commissioners
yesterday Tarrant county's proven
bially good roads are In a pretty good
state OF repair considering the times.
and If the commissioners had more
money at their disposal they could i'm
prove them immensely,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14

Tyler. Tex, Nov. 13,--fspecial) 1.-THE
grand and petit jury for the Federal
court was drawn today from seventeen
different counties. comprising eighty
lye Jurors. Precipes FOR $50 Witnesses
were lss,ied to appear before the, court,
which convsnes In this city on January
Z. 1sss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14

err improvements made which add
considerably to both comfort and ron.
y. Morgan, city ticket agent of
.he cotton Bell, retained Yesterday
from the Atlanta exposition. lie re-
ports the big show great success.
anu says the attendance is constantly
increasing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
LONG SUIT CONCLUDED,
Land Case in Court for Twenty-Five
Years.

Waco. Tex, Nov. 49, Especial THE
big land suit In Judge Goodrich's court
styled Ellis w. Stone has been con-
cluded, The jury returned verdict
in favor of the plalntin, j. p. Ellls.
The property In dispute Is 1000 acres of
fine land In McLennan county near
McGregor. The land II valued ut $4,000
and the suit has been In the courts
over a quarter OF a century.