Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 98, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 3, 1885 Page: 1 of 8
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5U plows iloulno width cashmeres estab-
lished prlco 40o 35c
110 pieces nil wool Krcnche vsVuncres Oo
41 pieces nil wool Frcnc Wit Oo
18 pieces ml wool bison tyiW SC
i7 iilccc nil wool hcj97aSftfc Tie
C0L0U3 III THE ABUtt MC
11 the novelties of European nnd American productions and our stock of
mourning goods cannot bo equaled In this state
duck sill warp Henrietta from lSJ I 7 piece drop delo handsome Roods for
c u wraps 1 5 to 2 00
lr ndlma 150 to 200 I 12 pieces blarltx cloth In double face LSI
iirallsncrapofiOqtolOO 3D pieces ra > hmcrcs rock djed 25c to 115
J HV diagonal something new 115 12 piece camel hair 1 oo to 150
FUULINEOF COURTLANDS ENGLISH CRAPE from 100 to 400
XS SATINS AND VELVETS
L ill shades cheap nt 50c 35o 20 Inch black jrros Kraln silk all shades
Into H llk never offered for dealers ret 75c our prlco >
100 IS pieces
iVrcd gros grain silk all shades
75c
black brocade silk
ics and Misses Clonics and Wraps
nclrcumslan < es often allow one merchant to offer cry dcslrnblo noods nl prices
another This Is especially true with us In pur cloak department llavo fully dc
in
I to Inaugurate this season thogrnndest clonk snle ever before attempted nnd tunller
i iniicrlor In
Inscd Our clonks were bought early before any advance In prices had occurred
ods made during the < Ulet months ot Marcli nnd Iin
Mny lime when labor vvas
ndnhen special pains could bo given to tho finish nnd workmanship
onal circulars with fur collar onlj
fonnl circulars handsomely trimmed
8 DO
al clrcnl irs finer grades 1150
omnn silk circulars fur collar nnd
22 50
grain Silk of n superior quality
> s grain silk clr < ulurj handsomely
125 Of
i ado silk circulars from 25 00 to 3000
< y cloth new markets substantial and
g6 00
12 benver tallormado newmnrkcts 12 00
No other house In the city showing real tailor
made garments for less than Its 50
12 newmarkets nstrukhan trimmed front
and back only 1200
lii nowmnrkcts Inrgo metal buttons H 00
10 newmarkets eonl front tailor made 20 00
v heavy gros grain silk new markets this
Imrgnlu alone Is worth seeing IS 00
10 brocaded newmarkets clegautly trim-
med 2250
It brocaded new markets of silk and wool en
tlrely now nnd vcrj hnndsomu 20 00 to 3000
EVANS COMPANY
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Mtcrs pertaining to consorvativo banking recclvo careful nnd prompt attention Slclil
isdnwn on all tho principal cities of Europe Collections n specialty
fcioss ArM Ilrltton S V Ix > ma 0 It Daggett W O Tumor and Ohas Stheubcr
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EIEST NATIONAL BANK
jlER HOUSTON AND SECOND STS FORT WORTH TEXAS
CiihIi Cnpltul nuil Surplus 5130000
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
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President
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Vice Treslucnt
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Cashier
EORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK
Successors to Tldball VanZnndt A CoTort AVorth Texas
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cral banking business transacted Collections nindo and promptly remitted Ex
raivn on all tho principal cities of Europe
otoks K Jl VanZnndt Tlios A Tldball N Harding J 1 Smith JJ Jarvle E J
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Cashier
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Assistant Cashle
PDE TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
Worth Texas
Second Street between Houston and Throckmorton
CAPITAL PAID IN W1SS000 SUItPLUS rilND 1313000
fcl n general banking bnBlncss Collections made and promptly remitted Exchange
> all the principal cities of Europe
The Remains of Gen George B Mo
Clcllan Consigned to Their Last
Resting Place
Tho Fuiicrnl its Much Marked for Its
Simplicity ns Thnl of irnutfor
i v li-
lts Pomposity 1
rpcuilrma Hell Tell ttio Nntbmn sjor
in the Jlttlo Cqiteire Move
Silently tn tlm Tomli
TiiKitHt nnus
Nrw Yokk Nov At 10 oclock this
morning tho body of Gen George II Mc
Clcllan was removed from tho hou o of
Mr W C Prime East Two Hundred nnd
Thirtieth street to tho Madison Squaru
Presbyterian church wheto the last
funcml sen Ices woro performed by the
pastor ltcv Dr Charles S Parkhurst
Although tho morning broko dark and
looiny with occasional bursts of rain
jet huudrods of people gathered early In
tho neighborhood of tho chtucli nnd Mr
Primes house Squads of pollco officers
began lonrrlvo early and Were placed
In position to preserve order Officers
also guarded the church doors mid pac
sagos leading to them No one not oven
tho lntlmato Xrlonds of tho family wore
admitted within the doors of tho Prtiuo
mansion ami ouly tho family and pall-
bearers wero present when reverently ami
with tender hands the olaek clothcovered
casket upon which rested a sheaf of
wheat and a few lminortalcs was lifted
nnd slowly borno to the street On cither
bant were
litis rAiiiiKitiiis
consisting of Gen W S Hancock Gen
Vita John Potter Gen W 11 franklin
Gen J t loliuiton Gen Ansoula G Mc
Cook Gen Martin T MoMahon K G
Harlow HonAV C Kelsey Col It It
Wright Thatcher W Adams William C
Prime Hon A S llowltt lohu T vg
new and W C ANap llehliid tho pall-
bearers followed Mis McClcllan Miss
Clcllan wis elder The pallbearers oc
cupied tho second car The widow son
and daughter and Dr McClcllan with a
few filends occupied tho car ivlth tho re
mains A largo ciowd was In tho depot
and reverently took their hats off as the
casket was conveyed from the hcarso to
the train The hearso was followed b
twentyeight members of tho Jlojul
Icglon
coNStnxt n to this tomii
Tiuton N J Nov a The train
conveying the remains of Gen McClcllan
arrived In this city at liio p m It was
met by tho major and inoinbois of the
common council There wero about Ufty
carriages In waiting Tho casket was
placed In tho hearno by a committee of
Uajard post No 8 The procession was
then formed and moved through tho prin-
cipal street to tlio cemetery in tho lower
part of the city The city bells wero
tolled mid a salute of guns was fired ut
the sUito arsenal Tho streets were
lined with people and ou many houses
Hags floated at halfmast
Tho casket was placed In a brlckllncd
and cemented grave and How era Wore
scattered about It in profusion
Several elaborate floral devices sur-
rounded tho tomb Tho last
rltos were brief nnd solemn Rev A
Markcland of lliltlmorc read tho burial
service ot the Presbyterian chuich and
Hcv John llnll of Trenton offered
prajcr There was a large concourse In
tho cemetery
INIIKlliNJIUSTn IIKM TOlMHI
PittUDKiiiiiA Pa Nov k The old
Rtaehouuo bell over Independence hall
FOIIT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 31885
I
was tolled today during tho funeral cer-
emonies over tho remains of Ocn McClel
Ian
Victorious nt Lnst
k Hoci Auk Nov 2 How Mr
Tennanl dim In Kvnnsv 111c Ark today
HgodltJjcnrs Tho deceased was tho
Oldest to iel mlulstcr In tho United
having preached for nluctyjears
States
r
i Iron Mill ltrumlng
StIUis Mo Nov k The Waugh
nail mlU at ItollvHle 111 which has been
Idle fot Several montlis resumed today
In Its nil and rolling departments and
the factory will soon ho started This
w III glb employment to spntq pci men
> >
A l > rilBliiB MitblitneiLosI
Xiw1oimiv Cosv Nov 2Tlio
dretlglng machine AtfatiUc No t while
being ttyved to New York las night patt
cd her Imhut In tho gale and It Is feared
that all bu board nre lost Tho crew con-
sisted oxtieMn men hi charge ot Oftpt
luijt f t
L Six Itrcs Lost
Sl 8VM S wx J ov SA tcrrl
blc calajjilty by which hlv lives wciclost
occurmtln tho race on Sunday nlgbt
caused i the explosion of tho bollur ot
Mcam lUrcde No s The dredge left
PiovlddficcforNew Yotk at l > 10 n m
SiindnyMn tow of the tug i K Walte
In order to keep tho bllgo clear tho steam
pumps On tho dredgo wero kept at woik
Just befpro midnight when uearlng the
raco rock light Capt Tweedy who was
at thojuttcra ot tho tug noticed it
moUne light on lie dredge
nndIto vntnolcc but could not dMIu
gulsh the words A mlnuto later he
heard ah explosion ou tlio diedgo and
saw lirp and smoko and steam Tho
dredgo sank Immediately Tho Walte
was immediately put about but no troco
of tho dredgo or her crow could bo
found
Tho tiiiruos of the men on tho Illfated
craft aro not now known As nr as can
be learnedIthcy weio Capt Kobeit Kent
Mato Stxuos and his hi other n deck hand
known ds Sandy tho llreman and a Provl
dunce njnti who was working his passage
to Brooklyn
Special I
Voir
i AJIurdin
to ttiij < Jarctte
rcrnt Inrgi
I wMcClcIla ndMatMcClcltan rtton
Archer McClcllan Gen March and tlioShot to death todav In Gaines countv
family servants
Choctaw Nation for tlio mi
In tills oider the
cortege left the house
and was met outside by the state com-
mander of the Lojal Legion of tho Pulled
States and rcpicsentntlves of Meaghers
Itlsli bilgndc which served under Gen
McClcllan llotli of these organizations
preceded the body to Madlou nventio
whore between fifteen ranks tho cortege
passed Into the church and up the nlslo In
which stood tho officiating clergy
Tho church was tilled In every Ptrt nnd
rnoMiNrvr mun
wero seen ovelj wlicro Tho church was
wllhoutdcaomtleusoruinbleniHof niotnn
Iug savo a few flowers at tho nltnr Tho
son Ices wero of the simplest descilption
not occupying halt an hour lestis Iovor
of My Soul and O Mother Dear Join
salcm two of tho hymns which Gen Mc
Clcllan best liked were sung after which
piajcr was offered by ltcv I Parkhursl
anil tho fifteenth chapter of tho Pirst
Corinthians was read by lev Dr Whlt
akor Tho final rites wero conducted In
tho simplest manner W hen the serv ices
wore ended the undeitakers ashlstauls
placed the cqllln on their slioulders and
matched slowly down tlio main aisle to
tho door Tlio congregation nmajucl
standing until tho pallhearcts nndfinuni
bers of tho family had left tho h lldlhg
Outsido tho church tho streelwas
lined with people Tlio pollco maintained
good order Tho family the delegation
of nelghbots from Oringo and tlio com-
mander of the Ioval leginu took car-
riages and wero driven to the Pennsyl-
vania llailway depot wlicro n special
train stood waiting to receive tlia party
The tintii steamed out of tho depot for
Ticnton nt noon where the burial takes
place As the funeral procession moved
from the church to tho depot It was re-
ceived with marked courtesy by tho peo-
ple who hinrlcd along tho sidewalk
Huts were lifted nud many a tear fell
from tho eyes of veterans
who onco served under the
dead genuial The simplicity of
the procession was noticeable Nothing
about It uavc nny indication of tho dead
hero Thcio were no boldlcrs lu Hue no
band of music no draped colors Tho
funeral procession so far as any out
waul display was concerned might have
been that of any welltodo citizen
When the icmnlns arrived In Jersey
City they wero placed lu the forward car
of tho special train which was to convey
them to Trenton All tho pallbearers
accompanied the icumlns together with
the Itev W T Whittaker of tho Orange
Presbjtorlan church of which Gen Mc
murder of his
wife escaped fiom Saubois jail on Satur
day nkjlit and Is still at largo
Tiilinn ulonls In Ohio
CinviiAM Ohio Nov k A special
from Jincaster sajs that two rasoa of
tuberculosis have been discovered nmoiitr
cattle at that place Tho stnto vet
oiinarlauhas ordered tho animals killed
and proper precautions taken to prevent
u spieiui of tho dlscnsu
Uffdd OrnwtlioP Kiiunns Olty
Kanhvh City Mo Nov > A munici-
pal census repoit completed tonight
shows tlio clljs population exclusive of
Kansas City Kan und other suburbs to
bo iQjQik This Indicates it gain of
nbonlf0 percent slnco I860 Tho pro
portion between tlio sexes is 13000 initios
to 8U000 females
Cniiiidlnn Custom SwIndies
MoNTitivt P q i Nov a Tho cus
loins oltlceiscliaigo that four or ilvo of
the leading wholesale liquor and wine
linns liavo been guilty of surreptitiously
withdrawing liquor from casks In tho
bonded win chouses for Homo scars past
One linn It is said has swindled tlio
government out of duties linountlng to
SkOOOO and the total amount of the
swindles Is160000
IJid Wnllcup Ciisii
rMiomv Kan Nov 2 This morn
Ing the Wnlkup case was opened by
Judge Graves giving his Instructions to
the jury They aro said to be very Irnpar
Hal leaving all to tho good judgment of
tho jury Mr Stecny of the counsel for
tho prosecution occupied all tho morning
In addressing tho jury Ho will bo fol-
lowed by ono of tlio counsel for tlio do
fense
The Nile Iron 1iilliiro
Cikvium > 0 Nov 2 Ills stnlcd
that George Summers senior proprietor
of the Husslii Iron Mills at Nlles who
made an assignment last Saturday owing
his employes 617000 can pay from CO
to 7C cents on tho dollar Geoigo Sum
mers Jr who was suspected of carry
ing away 8000 of his fathers money
and for whose arrest a wairant was
Issued returned homo today from Cln
clnnati Ho proved conclusively that ho
had no Interest In the mill and that ho
had none of his fathers money with him
Mom jiiakim haxk
Humors Tlint Jliijor Inicn of New York
Will In Arrested
Ni wYoitK Nov 2 It was rumored
hero today that Mayor Grace and several
other prominent persons aro to bo arrest
ed for alleged complicity lu tho Marino
bank frauds United States District At-
torney Dorshclmer when questioned
about the matter said i It is truo that
several prominent persons were Implicat-
ed In these frauds on the Marine bank
but they havo not been arrested jot
I Is repoi ted that warrants havo boon
ISBucd but nothing ileliullo has jet been
ascertained
WaIOJIY lKJHT IX MEXICO
itnnl Polltleiil lntllons flu to hluciglilcr
IiifT Ono Another
Special to tho Gazette
Lutwio Tmx Nov 2 A serious fight
took place ut IJustamente Mexico on
tSuudiij tho two political parties Into
ivhlch the town Is divided being arrajed
ngalnit euch other In consequencu of
quarrels growing out of the municipal
election to take place next Tuesday Up
to the time of tho departure of the lust
train three men had been killed nnd four
wounded The light was still lu ptogross
with accessions being jnado to tho partic-
ipants momentarily The governor has
been eallcd on to send troopa from Mon-
terey to quell tho disturbance as soon ns
possible A largo force of troops Is at
his command In tho latter place
MINT DAY
Both Parties Hopeful of Success in
tho Empire State Botting In
Favor of Davenport
Tho Democratic Stnto Committee Con-
fident of Thirty Thousand Pin
rnllty for Hill
Intrrrt lit the Inpltnl Centering III New
Vmk mill Irgtiln lUpiilillinn Clcilu
Afrnlillu Viitn
Tim El cut Till Dliy
Special to tho larcttc
Nkw Yoiih Nov 11 t 0 A M Demo-
crats and Hepubllcnus aro equally
sanguine ot Ictory today Tho Demo-
crat claim tint their state ticket will bo
elected by HflOOO ir 40000 majorltj
They sein to be sure that their estimate
will prove absolutely comet The Ite
publlcans assert with much selfassurance
that they will carry tho election by
110000 or 40000 majotlty Vrom an Im-
partial tdandpotnt Davenport Hcpubll
can stands tho better ehaueo of being
elected to tho govoriiotshlp Tho betting
for tho past few dajs and toulght has
been In his favor by sliglit odds The
outlook this morning Is good for u
pleasant day and n lull vote
1ir lYrllnjr lit tho Clipltnl
Spcclnl to tho GntetlP
Wasiunhtox Nov Interest hero
now centers upon Now York and Vir-
ginia Pa cry Democrat w ho has a rosl
denco In either ststto has gonu their to
vote
ltopublican clerks hao generally
thought It wlc to temaln at thelrdesks
Tho feeling hero concerning Now York Is
that thero will bo no great mnjoiitles but
Unit the ltepubllcnns Irtvu tho best In the
Held
fioliii lluiiie to Vote
WvsiUMirov Nov 2 Tho president
left Washington on tho 7i80 train this
morning for lluffilo Ho was accom-
panied by Xtr W M Ulssell of Buffalo
Ho will teturn to Washington Wednesday
night
l be lrenldeiit En Ituiitn
WiikKMiiviirK Pa Nov 2 Piosldeiit
Cleveland anlved hetu this afternoon
over klio Lehigh Valley railway About
a thousand perron woiont tho depot to
greet Mm After sliaklnst hands with a
number ot pioiuliienl Democrats he left
for Hoffulo
lirnvilllt llllllu
tlllMFAIt N Y Nov II 1 l4C AM
PruBUlOiitCluvoland nrrlvctl lieto at lilB
lim Tho o o hundred euiil suvojilyfivu
mllelt from Suyie to Jliiffolo wWo friiVP
In four bonis mid lllty mluutos Owing
lu Ihu piesldeuls doolie the speed of tho
train was decieased
Tlio president was accompanied by
Wilson S lllSHoll and II W Stcdinan
A largo croud was al thu depot and
greotcd the president with cheer llo
shook hands witli nil within roach nnd
was thon ill hen lo Mi Jllssclls iol
deuce wheto he will remain dm lug his
stay In Buffalo
ICnleldosdiplo Vleus
Nnw Yoiih Nov 2 Tho caiupalgn In
this stulo may be said to hnvo closod
The Tlmou hujs scntlinentally We
havo no doubt ot the tesult
ThoSunsajsi Tho Democratic com
mltteo looks for 110000 pluiallty for Hill
and estimates that tbu piolilbltlon vote
will bo almost as large ns Hills plu-
rality
Editorially nclthor tho Tribune nor the
World ventures a prediction further than
that the result will be close Tlio corre-
spondents ot the two journals however
aro widely apatt tho formers claiming
an easy victory for Davenpoit and the
hitters a victory for Hill
Tho Herald pilots two tables Of piobu
hie majorities by eountles both uiado Up
by Itcpubllcaiis one of vvhlcliglvesDlv
jupoit 8100 inajorllyand the other 11000
Ilcpiilillrnns Afrnlil ti nte
Washington Nov 2 Thero has been
no marked Increase In tho number of ap-
plicants for leave of absence to Indicate
tliat tho clerks havo gone home to vote
and the oldest employes say thero never
lias been a year within their memoiy
when so few havo gone homo elec-
tion day Tho greatest Interest Is
taken In tho contests In New Yoik and
Virginia and tho Itepublleaii clerks have
thought It prudent to remain at their
desks As jet there aro comparatively
few Democrats In the depuitments
Those Dumocrats having votes In Mary
land Virginia and New York hnvo gen-
erally gone homo but thcio nro niiny who
have not Quito a number of udoicd
voters aro suld to havo gone Into Vir-
ginia today The Star sajs that tin
preachers In some of the colored chinches
announced jestcrduy that tickets could
be had to take voters Into Virginia and
that they wereurged lo vote forMuhoncs
candidate
Ohio n November Htnlo
Cofojiiios Ohio Nov 2 Tho official
voteou tho constitutional nmendmoilH
at tho election held October HI wore can-
vassed today Tho total volo was 748
fill Tho amendment to abolish Octolur
elections was carried receiving ta7
000 and thu amendment to change
tho terms of township officers from one
to throe years received HiHono vote The
governor bus Issued n proclamation de
claring tho uiuendiuims curled
Tim Vl a Teir
Hoston Mass Nov 2 Tlio severest
wind and rain storm uxperlenccd hero in
ininyjcarti piovalltil today all along the
shore The harbor was tossed Into lip
menso billows Numerous > e sos Ijluii
at tho piers dragged their anchor and
several of them wero badly damaged bj
being dashed together against the docks
As far as can bo ascertained no liiot
wore lost Advices from Portland Me
Portsmouth N H and other points on
tho coast report un extremely seven
wind storm this afternoon Mituj ves
scls drugged their anchors and feversi
went ashore One large schooner vvs
coiipletely wrecked
ArOL XL NO 18
CIEHUltXi
Tho Circus Drnws n lllc UrowriNuplUL
special to tho Gnrctlo
Cijtntinsit Tut Nov 2 Today has
been a big day for Clcburuo The town
has been crow ded w lth people t they begun
toctnno in early this morning nnd con
tinned until late In tho day lturrctts
circus wns tho main attraollon they had
it big turnout and wo think those who
had not been away from homo for a jear
came out to soo tho show Kvery
thing pasted off very quietly
more so than wes over
known before No disturbances ot any
kind occurred It was reported ono man
was robbed of some 915 by sharper
but nothing deilulto In regard to It Is
known
Married at the tesUlenco of MWT W
Dallon yesterday Mr Smith a toiml
metvhant of Cisco and Miss llcssfo
Dalton Into Instructor lu music lu Grnu >
bury college Tho bride Is a joung lady
ot rare accomplishments n daughter ot
Mr D G Daltou ot this comity and was
a favotlto ituiong her schoolmates and
scholars at Uranbury Tho couple left
Immediately altor the ceremony for their
luturo home In Gltco
Our people nre very nnlous to have
tho Gull Colorado Hanta Vc railway
run Uulr train which an Ives hern lu tho
motnliig ou to Port Worth so they can
go to the Port In tho morning and back
In the evening This would bo n benellt
to the Port as our people would Mufth
prefer going to Poit Wotth It th
could go thero nud back the same day
to do their trading than to Dallas by a
mixed train as they havo to do now If
they go nnyvvhotu The railroad com-
pany would get n good passenger
business from this place It this
train could bo put on and no doubt
It will bo soon us tho railroad company
knows It will viy them to make this nut
and It would be but little more expense
to them
Hamilton house arrivals J J Daley
Galveston 11 Slovens San Antonlot
Thomas Panning Sin PranclHco 1 It
Orern 11 Clllakeiy II C tilddlugs Kop
peril John lovicy leflvinon City Mot
M Mattin New Albanyi Mrs 1111 Coving1
ton OK Cltciry Miss Stlstn McKlug
Grand Vlewt Samuel lloggard Miss Nub-
ile Wood W P l gcll Miss Sadie liolts
Alvaiado 1 Andrew Port Wortht 1 1
Vaughn Pilcluuui Jeff Holes Alva
radoj William lltnen San 1rtin
Cl > co J V Martin elyi 1 Codv
0 It Putin J A Stiiyron Glen ltom >
C O lliovvu Glen Itn i 1 A Stjruu cltyi
1 W Jackson Galveston J 11 htowu 1 It
Sucker H 11 THaip Columbus Ohio 11
M Donaldson JTWiide J J Common
A M Douglass idly V D SlcVarland St
fouls DlukNalles Washington D C
THE PI HE IIUCOItD
A Cluirili lluriiiil
pectal lolhodniettu
COusucana Tux Ko4 a vtarvln
QlinpeIaohurcJi iilAo ihtie iiortliunt of
here was sel flru to Saturday night by
unknown parties and tntltely eousuiiied
Tho bulldlmr was used m ft ohurch and
tfchoothouse hy the uclHtibarbeudi nuil
wo Insured In tho SpiliiBlhilil Ohio lu
Hiiranro company for H00 about a lliltil
of lis value
Cnlliiii tiln Jtiiineil
npcclnltotlie tlntnlta
ConsKuvsA Tux Nov 2 The llojil
Mleain eutton gin on Cijut creuk this
untinty took llio Saturdiy and was
burliod to tho crouud The tin wiin a
tout loss tusiimd lu tlio Dallas llio
AHiussment company for 91 too
A Hut ltlUKIlouiil lllillieil
special to llio Inzottc
Cousiovva Tux Nov 2 Wllllaiu El
llsous house at llnssutts foiiiteeu liillns
from hero took Urn nt li oclock this
morning and was totally dustrojed In-
sured In the Plnunlx of Hartfoid for 1
800 8tiU0 of whluh was on furniture most
ot whluh was saved
At
WASHINGTON
WASIIINUTON Nov i
Tlio Ciimpli Hon of llio trulseis
tho conference nt the navy dcpait
incut Saturday between Sccictuiy WhiU
nuy tlio chiefs of the biiiiau of sleam
engiuiciing ami of coiislnictlon ami re-
pairs and I lie members of llio naval ad
vlsorj boiml the plan for the completion
of tlio unfinished eiulscrs Chicago Bos-
ton ami Atlanta was nnaiiged and do
elded upon Tlio work on the vdsmjIn
will bo continued at the yards where they
now llo by llio buieau of sleain engineer-
ing and buieau of construction ami re-
pairs unit they will bear the suuio rela-
tion to the government us the original
contractors did The bureaus will bo
held responsible for what Is done nud the
work will bo conducted under tho direc-
tion of officers jepresentbig tho bureaus
The naval advisory board will have lis
lepiosenlotivcH at tho yards who will
supervise all work and material ns for
miiily If any changes or modifications
lu the original plans are deemed neces-
sary tlio same course w ill bo pursued as
before tho government took charge
IourtliCfii > m Justiiiiitl t
The postuinslergonerul today appoint-
ed 102 fourthchiss postmasters In the
following stiiton nnd tcirltorlos fl < in
Illinois 27 In Iowa 27 In Pennsjlvuula
In Ohio 2 In Michigan 2 lu Nebraska
I lu Kaunas 1 lu Kentucky 1 In Louis-
iana 1 In Dakota nnd 1 In Texas J 11
Bilttuln ut Jacksonville
Tho Oituber Coinage
The total col inn o executed ut tho
mint during the month of October was
tiluaWliOs of which fuoOoCf Mas
standard dollars
Attorney Tor Annum
The president today appointed Owen
l Ilouro of Mlssouil to be United Mates
ittoniey for the territory of Arizona
H > ii
Inilllli Ixei ill Ion Lliiinlrl filler neuli nerd
Jiriitt Iltirc Aiik Nov 2 Weston
ho Chootiiw wlfuiniiriioicr wn executed
ifter the Indian fashion on llio loscrvu
Ion In tlio Tonltory today his body be-
ing ilddied with bullels Wesloli mur
IcredhN wife about n year ago
Enoch lleakivy ctdrf of the ilostdjr
ng Wiiiilcifiltliig ping In Arkansjn u f
nday suit ucid to ten arM lu lle Ml
uruuieut ptlsoit at Detroit
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Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 98, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 3, 1885, newspaper, November 3, 1885; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth86628/m1/1/: accessed April 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .