Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 234, Ed. 1, Tuesday, March 22, 1887 Page: 1 of 8
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Barn Taints by the barrel Fire Bricfea and Olay
v Un p int8 Roof Brick ana
Also House j E eVand BuUdlng Materials under Shed
When Mr Daniel Mirell was president of the Cdmbria Rril Works in Pittsburg which employed 7000 mm a visitor said to
him Sir what is the secret of such a development of business as this and the prompt answer was We have no secret
we always try to beat our last batch of rails thats all the secret we have and we dont care who knows it A similar ques-
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swer was Well we have no special secret to divulge we always place before theipeople the very best bargains that can be
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A SENSATIONAL CASE
TIjo Extradition o illailum Gurdlncr lu
Refused
Special to the Gazette
Houston Tkx March 21 The Dis-
trict court room was well filled with
spectators this morning to witness the
habeas corpus trial of Grace Gardiner
the demi monde who was arrestt d on
Saturday last by Detective Jack iliukle of
Cincinnati on a charge of ab-
ducting Lillie Heitz from her
home In that city for immoral
purposes The prisoner was represented
by exState Senator Jones and associates
Tlie argument of counsel mainly rested
upon the validity of the extradition
papers After summing up vhe case
Judge Masterson ruled tliat after carelui
inaptction of the requisition papers issued
by Governor Buss of Texas it was the
opinion of the court said papers were in-
sufficient for the extradition of the pris-
oner bardioer and he ordered ner re-
leased from custody Detective llmkie
is still in the city being under arrest
charged with assault on an affidavit
sworn out by Isaac L Sherman who is
tie alleged husband of Madam Gardiner
Up to a late hour tnis evening
Hinkle was still in custody of the City
Marshal being unsuccessful iu his efforts
to give bail Ilis trial is set for Wednes-
day As soon as this complaint is dis-
posed of Madam Gardiner and her asso-
ciate Saerman popose to prosecute him
for carrying concealed weapons
A Lawyer Plued Because Ho Frighten a
tirand Jury
Richmond Va March 21 William
L Itoyall counsel for the English council
of loreign bondholders and lepresenting
their affairs in connection with Virginias
debt was today convicted in the Hust
ings court of intimidating the grand jury
ot that court aud lined 150 Tnis case
is the result of iLfurmation tiled
last month against Rjyall by
the commonwealths attorneys who
charged tnat at tne January term of
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obtained in the leading marts of America and we occupy such a position in thjycommercial world as to enable us at all times
to take advantage of any special inducements which may be offered to sagacioujTbuyers We have no hobby bat we have a
Tvelldeflned purpose and that purpose is to merit success and leave the result with the people Our
THE MERCHANTS AATlOJSAL
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Houso K10 Hous on Street F0RT WOhTII
Which we are now receiving embraces all the new and most approved designs in both foreign and domestic btyles and THIS
WEEK we will display so ne choice goods at remarkably low prices fiS In our Handkerchief Department we shall place on
sale THIS WEEK 200 dozen ladies H S bordered Handkerchiefs warranted all pure linen at 15c also bargains in ladies
ine white Hankerchiefs at 20c 25c 40c to 175 each
Ibices I Full line of Chantiily Lace in 4 6 and Scinch goods with deep flonncings to match full line French Val and
Ivory Houitou in 4 6 and 8 inch with deep flonncings to match also Escurial and Spanish Guipure in new patterns 250
> Ieces new Medici and Torchon Laces in sets received on Saturday
Hosiery I This week we shall make a special offering of a large lot of ladies black and colored Silk Hose for the
unprecedented low price of 85c per pair alsoa larse lot of misses and childrens English Hose in all sizes assorted col-
ors worth from 40c to 75c for the uniform price cf 25c per pair
Embroideries In this department we are exhibiting a full line of Cambric Nainsook and Swiss in 1 2 3 4
and 6iucn edges wuh fijuncings and allovers to match both in white and in cardinal navy pink and light blue with dress
material t match all at correct prices jOur stock of these goods is very large and comprises soma very handsome styles and
you will And the prices such as to please the most exacting customer
Wliite Goods I Now is tne time to buy this line of goods Do not delay but come in and make your selections
this week 100 bolts Victoria Lawns at 5c 50 bolts Victoria Lawns at 8c also large stock at 101 to 25c India Linen at 10c
2jc 15c to 40c c irded and plaid Swiss at 124 to 25c Linen Lawns at 15c 20c 25c to 75c Piaid Nainsooks in white and in
ecrue and twotoned effects from 10c to 35c
Dross Goods I This week we are showing a full line of new Combination Suits In lovely spring shades of recent
designs Tney are entirely new and very beautiful Lght weight Cashmeres iu spring shades light weight Albatross in
spring shades light w igh Nuns Veilings and other lightweight allwool dress material suitable for the Texas climate
New Dress Goods rtc lYed daily this week
INew Watccris mid IVovr Gixisrlijvms I Today we are showing g complete stock of imported Sateens in
new shades embracing heliotrope plum raism coquehcot fdwn and robins egg blue also a complete assortment of staple
shades such as garnet navy brown wine etc with inures in stripes to match
SgL Birgaius in Clothing Department Bargaius in Carpet Department Barcains in Millinery Department Bargains
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bnpg n W tfa i i heys J i Mitchell r W Tal r t > 3lrranbacife a general banking buel
nebs Inloatis Recounts and exchange foreign an < i dojiestt Correspondence solicited Cl
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court because the grind jury presented
indictments against RjyailP Birattry
he Kjyall instituted suits agaiust the
individual members of the grand jury for
10000 damages each claimed because
of their action in bringing
in the indictment Furtberm > re
lloyail was charged with intimidating
through the pi ess and others iao that he
would sue every grand juror who in the
future should indict either him or his
clients for acts done in violation of law
uuder which he had already been indicted
and in pursuance of the threat he
Iloyall had attempted to intimidate and
impede the grand jnry appointed
for the 1ebruaiy term so they
had declined to bring an indictment
against him for fturof suits for daniagea
Mr Royall refuses to pav the line and is
held in custody and will probably sleep
in jiil tonight He will apply lor a writ
of habeas corpus
Dritted Afthore
Special to tho Gazette
Galveston Tkx Starch 21 The
body of an unknown man drifted ashore
at the foot of
Tenth street this morning
The remains were
undertaking establishment where they lie
awaiting identification An inquest will
be heid iu the morning Tuo remains
are those of a man about fifty years of
age The face is badly crab eaten
Lincoln Spring Meeting
London March 21 Tnis was the first
day of the Lincoln spring meetings The
race for the Batthyany s akes about five
furlongs was won by R Craigs three
yearold colt Gloamin Sir G Cnetwynds
threeyearold colt gelding Goldsmith was
second Cravens threeyearold filly by
Albert Victor out of Pompauo third
FOKT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY TABCH 227 1887
MARTIN OF E1EW
The Result of the Three Dajs Wran-
gle of the Second District Con-
gressional Convention
Williom H Mnrtiii of Henderson ConnJy
Nominated by Acclamation on
the 272nd Ballot
A Stubborn Kac Betweca Martin VerJslue
Xaun Fields and Johuson with no
Chance for r X ark Horwe
Tho 1nlesttno Convention
Special to the Gazette
Palestine Tex March 21 Chair-
man Watkins Called the convention to
order at 9 oclock this morning W T
Eustis was made assistant secretary in
place of Douglas absent
The question of absent delegates com-
ing up th usual wrangle occurred be-
tween the Rjbertson county delegation
Numerous speeches were made in the
course of which Looney of Leon moved
that the chair appoint a sergeantatarms
who vAuid do his duty Amid shouts
and laughter Looney himself was unani-
mously elected to the post and accepted
the office A motion finally prevailed
allowing the delegation to settle their
own dissension and resulted in that
county casting her vote solid for Martin
giving him on the 159th ballot 27 2 3
Perkins 23 13
The deadlock continued to the 1 G3d
call when amid cheers and shouts Mayor
Martin strode upon the platform and de-
claring that though in the lead he was
there to assist in nominating a Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in a
warm speech he withdrew his name
As soon as he had linshed Koike of
Freestone got the floor and nominated
Scott Fields of Robertson Fields ad-
dressed the convention for two minutes
Tlieuext ballot Btood Fields27 Perkins
24
There was no change at 12 oclock and
the convention adjourned till 130
The convention met at 130 and balloted
with no change
A resolution by Gooch providing that
the candidates be from names now before
the convention and those to be named be-
fore the next vote was tabled
At the 200h ballot Link of Anderson
offerd a resolution that the nomination
be opened for everybody and that at each
fifth ballot the hindmost man be dropped
till all were out but two and then at the
fifteenth ballotthehead man nominated by
acclamation Tabled
At the 215th ballot Campbellof Robert-
son withdrew Fiild nime and Blount of
Nacogdoches county nominated Nuuu
tne latter getting all of Fields vute
up to tSe 25lst bullot when the conven-
tion took a recess for one hour in order
to effec a compromise of some sort
At a quarter past five the conference
not beingTver the convention adjourned
until 8 oclock p m
NUNN AND PERKINS WITHDRAW
Special to the Gazette
Palkstine Tkx March 21 The
convention was called to order at 8
oclock at the 252d ballot Colonel Nunn
arose aud iu a tew words withdrew hfs
name saying he was not here to delay
the convention or defeat by a deadlock
the nomination of any man Among other
things Colonel Nunn declared himself
against the dark horse candidate It was
a dishonest method of obtaining office
In this he was not personal to any-
one Colonel Nunn had not taken his
seat before Jndge Perkins advanced to
the front of the hall and in an eloquent
speech withdrew his name He thanked
his supporters and declaredthat he quit-
ted the canvass with no bitterness to
either of the gentlemen who opposed him
Judge Perkins was frequently greeted
with applause
The convention then adjourned for fif-
teen minutes After the recess B F
Rogers of Anderson nominated V H
Martin of Henderson
Morris of Cherokee nominated W M
Johnson of Leon
On the call of the 2G2d ballot the vote
stood Johnson 26 Martin H-
At 930 the vote stood Martin 26
Johnson 25 with no prospect of a nomi-
nation tonight
MARTIN NOMINATED
Special to the Gazette
Palestine Tkx March 21 On the
272 j billot Morris of Cherokee withdrew
Johnson and Blount of San Augnstine
moved the nomination of W H Martin
by acclamation and the moton was car-
ried amidst the wildest enthusiasm The
convention went mad for ten minutes
during which Major Martin was rushed
to the platform and made one of the best
speeches ol his life He did not hope to
fill Reagans place as he had flled it but
would strive earnestly to do his duty as
best he could
BlisBouri t Have an Extra Session
St Louis Mo March 21 The Mis-
souri Legislature adjourned sine die ai
noon to day Just before adjournment
Governor Marmaduke sent a message to
both houses announcing that he will soon
call them together in extra session for the
special purpose of euaciig laws to en-
force the constitutional provision in ref-
erence to railroads which he thinks has
been too long deferred No time has
been set for the session but it will proba-
bly be the first Wednesday in May
Waco Prehlbitlonlsts
Special to the Gazette
Waco Tkx March 21 Nearly all the
news here today relates to prohibition
which is talked more than anything else
The Crawford precinct in the western
part of the county which has always been
accounted the bulwark of local option
voted on the question Saturday Local
option had been in force there nearly
three years but a few months ago was
thrown out by reason of a technical de-
fect in the order of the Commissioners
court designating the day of election
The Prohibitionists rallied again and
petitioned for anoher election
which was ordered for last
Saturday Crawford box voted
92 for and 94 against Patton box gave 9
majority for One precinct is to be heard
from yet which leares tlie Teacit in the
precinct in doubt with the arti > very j
hopeful
Dr Cranfil went over to Hubbard
City Sunday afternoon and delivered
an address on temperance at the
BaptitL church at nigiit After the ad-
dress a collction was taken up nnd the
nubbaid people chipped in S130 for tie
Prohibition campaign fund In thi3 city
touisht notly sixty young men rtceived
the 0lue ribW > nde2ree at the hands of
the Youns Ladies Christian Temperance
Ui ion The State Prohibition headquar-
ters will be formally opened tomorrow
Cilonel R B Parrott corresponding
secretary will be in charge
Beady lor the Campaign
Special to the Gazette
Decatur Tex March 21 The Pro-
hibitionists of this county are preparing
for the campaign The best men in our
county are at its masthead and pilot
wheel and say they have the steam to
back them and are going in to win
THE FORES r HILL ACCIDENT
Further Investigation by the Hallway Com
nitseionerH
Boston Mass March 21 The Rail-
road Coaraiesioners resumed investiga-
tion this afternoon into the causes of the
recent accident at Raslindale Henry A
Porneroy civil engineer testified that he
first saw the bridge four years ago last May
aud immediately condemned it From its
form of construction he made up his
mind that the bridge would stand until
something went wrong on top of it and
then would go down He had noticed
that the sway of the train around the
curve before the bridge was too much
and reported it to the station ageut
saving the outer rail should be raised
Said Mr Pomeroy I tbiuk there is a
chance for fully as bad an accident on ihe
curve below Forest Hill station It is a-
very sharp cur > v and on the outer rail
about the middle of the curve there
is u decided depression If anything
should break on the G oclock express
out from Boston which runs nearly sixty
milesan hour around that curve the
train would be piled up in Stony Brook
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Will Go to u High Court
Special to the Gazette
Taylor Tkx March 21 Saturday
brought the return froai Austin of Brad-
ley Threadgil druggists who failed
in this city in December lat and John
Threadgill assignee together with the
witnesnes for botn sides who had been
attending court at the capital In Decem-
ber 188G Bradley Tnreadgill made
an urhiunmeut with Mayor John
Threadgill a8 assignee The iroods were
subsequently attached by the Richardsou
Drug Coinpioy of S Louis Mo they
beiugthe Urgrst creditors and sold r > y
them Asignfe Threadgill then brought
suit against Richardson Drug Company
to recover the goeds and for damages
Saturday Judge Turner sustained a de-
murrer filed by the Richardson Drug
Companys attorneys stating that the
assignment was iuformtl or irregular
owing to the wording of the document
and dismissed the case Notice of appeal
was given and the case will go to tne
United States Supreme court
TYLEK
Leopold Glvea IJonO Prisoner Cheats
tho Penitentiary
Special to the Gazette
Tylkr Tkx March 21 Mr J Leo
pold who was indicted for embezzlement
in connection with S S Floyd Co s
future business at this place a few days
since gave bond in the sura of 86000 to-
day and was released from custody
W E S Crouch one of the prisoners
iu our county jail convicted at the last
term of the District court and awaiting
transportation to the penitentiary died
very suddenly today of hemorrhage of
the lungs He was charged with the theft
of a bale of cotton in company with a
negro and he pleaded guilty a few days
since and seemed to think he was getting
off very light when the jury assessed his
punishuent at only two years in the peni-
tentiary
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Another Brazos County Killing
Special to the Gazetto
Millican Tkx March 21 Charles
Lewis colored was killed today at 12
oclock by William Jones colored a lad
of about eighteen Your correspondent
interviewed the assassin at our calaboose
this evening and found him in fine spirits
not seeming to realize the consequences
of such a crime He seemed wi ling to
tell all he knew which amounted to about
as follows They had had a quarrel
over loading a gun to go rabbit
huntins and made it up again
bojt Jones says after Lewis went back
into the house he saw him whetting his
razor and when he came out he told
him now as you want to kill me I will
do you up and discharged one barrel of
his eua into him Tne boy made no
2ort to escape and was arrested by
Dtputy Sheriff Franklin and wiU be taken
to Biyan tomorrow
A Sllsplug Oelr Turns Up
New Brunswick N J March 21
Thomas Henry Ayres the missing son of
William Ayres and Cornelia Denmead
who was stolen from his mother
in 1857 by his father arrived
in this city to ay ahd subsequently
left for New York He came from San
nydale Sedgwick county Kin His ar-
rival puts a new aspect on the mysterious
and complicated Denmead case He is
heir to his mothers share oi the Good
fellow estate
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Committed Sntclda at Houston
Special t the Gazette
Houston Tkxj March 21 Justice
Breeding held un inquest last night over
the body of Ed Mayer a railroad laborerj
found dead in a boarding house on Mar-
ket square The deceased had been
drinking heavily and the inquest devel-
oped the fact that his death was caused
by arsenic taken with suicidal intent
Mayer hailed lrom Zanesvllle QUAo and
had no relatives in tote state
VOL XII NO 234
The Specia Committee of the Senate
Still Taking Testimony in ihe
Judge Willis Case
Biological Snrvj BUI und Sennta 3nb
aiitnfe Land Bill Passed to Tbird
Heading In the House
The Sill Keqalrinjj Railways to Fnraiah
EonWo Deck Cars Faacd to Third
KendliiK in the Senate
THE WILL3 CASE
Special to the Gazette
Austin Tex March 21 The special
Senate committee to investigate the
charges against Judge Willis have been
taking testimony all day which differs
very little from the testimony adduced be-
fore the House special committee which
was puoiished in full by The Gazette at
the time and to publish it now would
only be reiterating something the public
is familiar with The investigation be-
fore the committee will soon eioe and
the evidence will be printed and placed
before the Senate for action
to furnish doublelecxCASS
A bill came up for consideration in the
Senate this evening to nquire railroad
companies to furnish doubledeck
cars to transport sheep goats
hogs or calves over their road The bill
met with some opposition on the ground
that it was dangerous by reason of the
cars being top neavy and easily turned
over oesidea entailing an expense unon
the railroad whocuuld not carry freight
In the same cars conaequently the cars
after being unloaded were hauled back
empty This was met by the argument
that other states had enacted such laws
and s leep were hauled in other states in
doubledeck cars and we could not se-
cure these cars to haul sneep goats and
hogs to market Tnis it was claimed
was tne reason that this class of Texas
live stock did not bring to the owners
the same profits as it did to the owners
of the same class shipped fr ira other
states The bill passed to a third read-
ing
regulating competing lines oy rail-
roads
The Senate bill providing in what man-
ner any railroad compauy organized or
existing under the laws of this state
whose line of road extends to the line of
any adj lining state or territory may buy
or It ase or make running amagements
with the railroad of any other company
owning or controlling railroads in such
adjoining state or territory provided
they are continuous and connected and
not parallel or computing oa such terms
as the directors of said cor pinies may
agree upou came up in the House upon
its final patsage but was defeated after
a lengthy discussion on its constitution-
ality The argument by the opposition
was that it was in direct con-
flict with section 5 of article
10 of the constitution which reads that
no railroad or other corporation or
lessees purchasers or managers of any
railroad corporation shall consolidate
stock or franchise of such corporation
with lease or purchase or in any way
control any railroad corporation owning
or having under its control a parallel or
competing line nor shall any officer of
such railroad company act as an officer of
any other railroad company owningor
having the control of a parallel orcom
peting line
chartered
The Honey Grove Mill and Elevator
Company filed a charter in the Secretary
of State ollice today capital stock
50000 incorporators B O Walcott
T M Cjle and W E Stephens
the geological bill
The geological survey bill came up fer
consideration during the morning session
ol the House Mr Browninc speaking to
the billclaimed that the object of the bill
was not to discover fossils and antiqna
nan footprints of animals but to develop
the mineral resources of tne state by es-
tablishing a survey composed of practica-
ble men who will be able to locate an-
alyze and classify the Iron coal copper
and other valuable minerals of the state
that Texas might be placed in the front
rank and like Alabama and Georgia be
noted in the near future for manufac-
tories and workshops
Mr Bell of Cooke opposed the bill and
attempted to kill it by ridicule reading
some of the scientific names and asked
what they referred to and whether it
would aid the farmers in raising corn and
other products He further claimed that
coal was being discovered in different
parts of the s ate witnout the aid of
geologists and it was unnecessary to put
tne state to the expense of establishing a
survey especially since the state had
ceded her right to the minerals to the
purchaser of the lands as Incorporated in
the general land bill
The bill passed to a third reading
SENATE GENEKAL AriTORBIATION BILL
The Senate had ucaei consideration at
its morning hour for special order Sena-
tor Jarvi bill making an appropriation
for tne support of the state government
for the years beginning March 1 1887
and ending February U5 1S89 A lively
discussion arose upou a motion of Sena-
tor Claiborne to strike out the 15000
item for the paym nt of rewards under
the head of appropriations for the execu-
tive office It was argued in favor of the =
motion that it was an incentive for officers
to wai until a reward was offered before
they attempted to take step3 leading ta
the arrest of criminals The opponents
of the motion arguf d that it was a neces-
sary auxiliary in apprehending those who
commit crimes and flee to other states
that the Governor should have sH the
means possible at his command to jd the
oScials of the state in enforcing tha penal
laws
The motion to strike out was lost and
a substitute by Senator Calnoun was
adopted to add and ferteting out
crime-
A discussion then arose on a motion to
reduce the number of clerks In the
Comptrollers office by striking out lines
11 and 12 and substituting therefor the
salaries of the five n < t Hs isant clerks
Conlinwd on Fourth Fogex
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