Fort Worth Daily Gazette from Fort Worth, Texas • Page 1

DKMOCtUT PUBLISHING COMPANY HABBISOH President XOTD Preiidcct BEHBKTT VicePresident BlvHABEOLD Cashier Coner Second aaaHoaaton Streets pj For Worth Texas Casrx Capttal a50000 Surplus 130000 DIBZCTOBS John Eaxi MB toyd 0 Higbee Zane Cetti BennettGeorge Jtekto Burnett Harrold and Harrold i OCrarisaota a General Banldntc BvualXLCBitjr KtvYABZAEDT PreeldenU TH03 A TIDBALL VieePfeatottt Bi 1HAEDIHO Cuhier THE FORT W0RTRIMM0NAL BAKE Successors to TlabaH Vas2anat 4 Co Fort Worth Tex Capital Stock PaiiUJpf SiOOOOO Surplus Fund 3000000 A general banklDjfjjSJmeee transacted Collections made and promptly remitted Exchange frawn on al thAprtnclpal olllee of Europe dieeokieskm anZandt Thos A Tidball Harding Herd Jarvjs ZjJ ftffl TAILOB President CHASEls YIeePresIdent M0IM31S J03 Mgt YioepresIdentt A SJUIH Cashier The Merchants lationaLsplftf St Worth Capital Paid In 5 000 fJQ tftUp ius Fund 5557066 DIBECTOES Wright Morgia Jpnc Bneh Wynne EUtnff toa KG Martin A Smith af 6nei5B 0 Evansjj Swasev A Huffman Kewby TaylorJS Ohase Page 43rTrsnsacts a generarcanting bnslness In loans dlseonnU and exohange foreign and do acstlc OoneBpoBdcnoaeolicItid Oollectlone made and promptly remitted HOJLiJB ALiEJ APfD 43TAIi fJ Stoves Base i Base Heaters Caiu nPSwves FranMin Stoyes Box Stoves NEW ANPt EGANT DESIGNS 48 AN IMMENSE STOCK OF Cljhra Glass and Qneensware Always On Sand Comer HoMon Seconfl Streets FORT PRll SSEE Mmsr Who Iesalej iqObrssand Cigars WhoIesafovAgents for Anheuser Lemp and SchlitzBer WH lli Forr HOTEL Wm Corner MaiH aB do5rth Streets Fort Worth Tex BATES 250 Per Day THE DISTANT EQyjP From the abyes Into which oar priceeisye fallen Is tweet mnsitovtke ihye re ear and moans that there are many birglns to be had the people CTllE 50aHC 6tthea PBICE8 luOWJEi mp pLN EVEli Is the pleasing Bound ard quality ttlUrctiilned Ityou are buying anything new this sarins come and at par etook or fljf SP Dry Goods Nfltions Het Cips Boots Shoes Furnishing Goods tt1 iMillinerv Etc It IsmoraetfeatlTthanevcr as we now occupy the entire three floors with onr various lines or goodaWe are waiting to please you with our gratifying bargains Oome and see them at 705 Maln treet fORT WORTH MERCANTILE COMPANY MMSHALL Manager We have the pleasure of announcing that we have just recelvad en enormoujfMOck ot Direct lrom the manufacturers ol Herlsau Switzerland and that we shallbegln grand extraordinary sle ol these goods on MONDAY MARCH 12 In our salesrooms inlhla city This mammoth stock of embroideries embraces a Buperb asEortmenrof the most striking and beautiful novelties In both modest and elaborate designs that were ever displayed In this marketed the brilliant aggregation ol these goods Is Indeed bewildering The variety Is almost endless The prices are exactlyright Tall line of Cambric and Hamburg Allovers full 22 Inchdrwide at 35c lOc 50c 65i 75c and 8Ec per yard A grand assortment of wlss and Nainsook Allovers 22rJches wide at 40c 50c 60c 65c 75c up to 2 50 per yard Hamburg 6Inch Skirtings at 60c COc 65c 75c 85c upto 250 per yard Swiss Skirtings 45 Inches wide all new designs at 50cfl0c 65c 75c 85c 95c up to 84 per yard Swiss Dress Panels In exquisite designs 15 Inches wide at 60c 75s 81 up to 8150 per yard Edges and Insertions to match all the above namedgoods at from 2s to 125 per yard la addition to these goods we shall show a magnificent stock ol dainty little Swiss and Nainsook Edges and insertions that fairly sparkle in their loveliness for infants wear Fall stock of Embroidered Flannel in both eCarlot and white at correct prices By an examination of these goods and prices the most skeptical will be convinced ol the fact that wo are absolutely selling these goods at about HALF PRICE Positively no samples ol these embroideries will be given Call early and mike your selections while the stock Is complete OSIERY HOSIERY ic fth 5ojrt Wortli JJ kaj HIEATT SIDHEY MABTTH OVU HARBTSOH let VicePresident 24 YiieF 5J nt Caahier THE TATJE ISATVl SmJL BANK Corner Main ana rotrrtto Streets Cjwh Capita S3QQWCC Surplus Fund S50000 DIEECTOES Hjurtadner Martin 0 Hieatt 0 MeCleUan Geo Baker Rainy Jr a BatemaafJ Cooper and Jno Harmon iwOoUeLitaBgjjeeVye prompt attention and a general banking bneineeatransJLeaStS quSaHTtoO Tretldest 0EAS SGHETJBER TlcePresldentv a JIAS ELSEE Cashier City National Bank ppPWorth Tex CAPITAL SIB iliO SURPLUS 530000 i Safety Deposit JoxSs Fire and Burglar Proof Fo ten aeheoberKaxSfetfr DIBXCTOBS uandidge Crane Herd Chaa ERY There is no bouse In Amerjcsfthat carries a better stock of hosiery than wa now have In our salesroom Our 0 Indelible Black Hose are thsftsvonder ol the age We guarantee that the black Is of the purest possible dye and will not im pair the durability cl the godtfs that they will neither crock nor grow ruty nor stain the feet and undergarments and that the dye can not posslblv be removed by repeated washing Any pair of hose sold under this guarantee the colors of which do not prove satisfactory can bd itsturned to us and the money will bo refunded Yull line of Imported silk hose received on Saturday and also a complete sto of Belding Bros Co silk hosiery pure silk and pure dye ot REAL BBTATB AGENTS SANNER CO 00 Mala strMfetfSrsexTlrst Torat jltt fovoa and cslmproved city property Suburban and acreage property Landi ranches and farms for sale In all portlonro Texas Titles examined Acknowledgement taken Will negotiate loans on Vendor List notes and other securities PAHUJTHAN Tort Worth Texas A JOKES Late of Burlington Kas HENDKE SON JB FortWorthT63 A HUEEMAK CO Successors to Huffman Sailers Co 506 Main SlTeefFoirtiworili Tex Land tltlea ioyestigatcd taxea paid anC collectlcnff make for nonresidents Correspondence solicited Fostofflce box 197 i WK BKFER BT FERM1SSIOS TO KM Van Zandt president Fort Worth National Bank Captain oyd president rirel NaUonal nk of Fort Worth A ilBritton 8resident Olty National Bank Fort Worth olonel Harrison president State tlonal Bank Fort Worth Boaz president TradersNational Bank Fort Vorthi Di Brolles Mayor of Fort Worth Colonel 1 Smith exMayor Fort Worth A Hufl man of A Huffman Implement Company Brownwholesale groeer Jor Worth Captain Sidney Martin president thi MartinBiown Co Fort Worth Cbli uoionei Uorgai Jones Drcsldent Fort Worth and Denver Oltj Hallway Fort Worth Peoples Katlonal Bank uillntlon Kas FOR SAFE INV STM NTS That ere tnro ob lng larRreturns call and see our list of city and suburbanproperty and fln ranrh 8 Sgy Oas5SriSll Bros BEAI KKl AM 33 PgAT TtQ FOET WOETH TEXAS Jttfttenct Merchant Naitou i Bank Fort Wbi iex First National Bank Fort Worth Tex American National Bank Kansas City Mo First National Bank Orwell Vermont SxT PinlianiUe andrWe8terBK3jBfids XaOi OKT DEALBE IXYJCC SnDS ASD RASCH SoId bodtfend alternate sections for sale in the Pasbandc and nortn of Texas Pacific Kail iosJ Ih vepers nally Inspected a great deal of land In Panhandle and wtstand have official maps showing correct positions and character of all surveys In different cuuntlcs OffleoOlp stairs cornoi Fifth and Main ttreets j3i TftJaBMF u1 Typewriter Agents DALLA8TEX HOTELS BCCELLENT FARE ItJS PLEASANT ROOMS Kind attention I Location Heart of City All sheet cars pass in one block of door Yni get your moneys worth and there Is no mla takn abnnt it alsons Closed by Attachment Special to the Gazette BonhamXex March 15 SherIHJ Evans went to Honey Grove last night and closed by attachment two ssloons owned by 8 Harrison Toe amount of attachments could not be learned bnt one Dallas firm had cliflps smonntlnfj to over 1000 REGBI7IHGJPREIBHT The Burlington Gives Notice that It is Prepared to Receive Shipments of Live Stock Tho Engineers and Firemen on the SsnU Fe Enferjcg 1 Paso Strike No Freight Heine Becdrid The Kd glo em on on all the Chicago Kosds will Bilcb by the Strlkrrs The Uoloc PnoiCo Men Remma Work ETB1ES OK THE SAXT4 FE Special to the Gazette El Paso Tex March 15 Mc Guire the local agent of the Atchison TopekA and Santa Fe Railway notified the merchants of this city that no more freight would be received by that line until farther notice as the engineers struck at I oclock this afternoon all along the line The general freight agent ot the Santa Fe Railway was notified few days since that if the Santa Fe Hallway continued to handle Chicago Burlington and Qaincy freight the engineers an the Snta Fe system would quit work No reply was made to the engineers end a strike was the result An effort will be made by the Santa Fe folks to continue their passenger trains ont ot this city but the outlook is gloomy THEY SAY THRY ARK TIKEU Kansas City Mo Match 15 The erg neers and firemen on the vast system of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company went out on a strike at 4 oxlock this afternoon The strike created immense excitement and surprite in this city for the reason that the road has not been handling Burlington freign That the strike was ordered by some oz In authority there is no doubt but in this city the men profess utter ignorance ot the issuing of any such order and say tbey have quit because they ara tircd The first indication ot trouble here was at 480 oclock this afternoon tat which hour the Osage City express scheduled to depart Conductor Mnray gave theorder to start when Engineer Qlggins quietly stepped down from the cab and refused to pull ont The train was Anally sent out an hour later with Eaiaeer Farst at the throttle Farst jlset a regular jSants Fa engineer but he has a grievance against the Brotherhood and as he mounted the engine he remarked The Brotherhood gave me the worst of it once now I am going to get even At the same time that Higgles left his engine at tne Union depot the men employed in the Santa Fe freight yards at Argentine quit work all declaring themselves tired Nothing positive can be said as to the origin or canse of the strike The men had grievance month ago and at that time had a conference witb the offlcials and they were granted all they asked lor The resolutions adopted at the grievance committee meeting at Topeka some days ago threatened a strike if the company accepted any Burlingtonfreight bnt it has been understood that the Ssnta Fe was not doing any of the boycotted easiness whatever There is no one in Kansas City authorized to speak for the strikers Chairman Conroe ot the grievance committee having left last night It is cot known at this writing how far the strike extends but it Is understood that it is general WILL STICK BY THE STRIKERS Chicago III March 15 Oac hundred delegates representing the Brotherhood of eiginecrs and firemen on every railroad entering Chicago were In szstl last night nearly ight hours When the meeting came to a close it was announced that tne engineers from each ot the rotds west northwest and souihwest had formally vote to stick by the Burlington men that is to refnse under any circumstances to handle a single Burlington car WILL SETTLE IK COURT Cookcil Bluffs Iowa March 15 All the Union Pacific engineers who abandoned their engines yesterday are on duty again this morning It is stated that the engineers were last nleht given to understand they were not compi lied to handle Chicago Burlington and Qaincy freight if they did not desire to do so and as a consequence all the cars of that line are apparently being side tracked in the Union Pacific yards The yards are crowded with Chicago Burlington and Qaincy cars The company has evidently determined to settle the matter with the Chicago Burlington and Qaincy authorities in court rather than suffer their freight business ta come to a stand still WILL HARDLY BEACH TEXAS Special to the tiuette i JDbnison Tex March 15 The rail road boys feel quite confident that the engineers and firemen vfill win the strike on the without the extending of the strike THE BELT ROAD TROUBLE Chicago 111 March 15 Tee petition of the Burlington Railway against the Belt road came up for hearing this afternoon Counsel for the Barlingtos itated that the Belt line is now receivirg Burlington cars and evidently making every effort possible to handle their freight and therefore requested the court to postpone further proceedings In Ue case until called by counsel for the defendant Judge Oresham asked it Euch arrangement would be satisfactory to counsel for the Belt line He replcd that it would but at the sure time he wished It distinctly understood tiat the action of the Belt line was nr due to petition ot the Burlington bat was a voluntary pioteedlrg en the part of the directors of the company The case ws postponed as requested 1 Mr WirvDexter counsel for the Bur lington Esid tc reporter thatnoj Biice Sssffirfigly JfURT WORrH TEXAS tfilDAY HAKCE 16 1888 fie Belt Lbe tntetbg Chicago was hacJ ins their freight With the exception ol tfce St Paul Kallway the onlyeeriona trouble the road has to contend with la trans ferrins to the Union Pacific at Omaha and Council BIdCj Mr Ripley genera freight agent ol hz Bsrlisgton issued a notice tali afternoon to shippers agents ind connecting lines that the Burlington Rtilway Is now ready to receive all live stoek perishable and other freight at aDy station on its line for any otner stations on the Burlington lines and are also ready to nclve at their stations all livestock perishable and other freight destined to points beyond Cnlcrgo or other Illinois junction points TaYLOK A Shooting Affray In Which Landlord mud1 Tenant are the Principals Special to the Gazette Taylor Tex March 16 A shooting affray occurred this morning about one mile south of here William Murray and Newell being the prnclpal actors The following is the alleged cmse of the difficulty Nawell biing the tenant charged the family or employes of his landlord Murray with the loss ot ssme euro ana the other en hearing of this proceeded to the place of the accuser rvl a club and demanded a retraction which demand not being complied with he proceeded to do him np wiih the clnb Murray fired two shots at Newell neither shot taking effect By this time Newell came to close quarters using his clnb with good effect He struck his opponent several times knocking the scalp cS his head Br Deafr attended the wounded man The wounds are not necessarily eerloui Newell hurried into town before the tacts wtre known pleaded guilty to simple assault and was fined It is feared that the end ot the difficulty has not yet been reached Tne Missouri Pacific is now making much seeded improvements in the stockyards heze A compress syndicate has beea formed here to build a large compress It means business KEXIA ai Uhtld Nearly Bamtrt to UoatL A Uur pect Hlshttp Special to the Gazette Muxia Tex March 15 Intelligence was received here today ot an accident at New Hope about three miles west of here in which John Williams the little son of widow Williams was severely burned and Is now in a critical condition The boy was raking up and burning rub bish in the field and bis clothes cangbt fire and burned off from hi3 waist down before any assistance could be rendered Einert Jackson a carntnter and brorfier ol ExSheriff Jackson fell off the Cumberland Presby 4erianTCinrch at Groesbeck yesterday while at work owitg to the scaffolding giving 7fcy He landed on the back part ot his neik or shoulder causing a fracture of his apical column The fall wa3 about eighteen feet Para lysis set in last night and tha body is now paralyzed from the feet to the armpits Little or no hope is enteralced for his recovery RUBBED OK BED B1T Two CUSZ4Q or Temple Relieved ot tbtll Wenllh Special to the Gazette Gaike3VILLE Tex March 15 A ither and Mondy of Temple were held up and robbed near the Santa Fe Riilroad bridge on Red river about 10 oclock thi3 morning They were left by the passenger train at Thsckervllle I laet night through a disagreement with the conductor and started to wslK back to Gainesville this morning When within a short distsnee of Rid river they were held up by two men with drawn revolvers who went through them tak ag 3600 a go watch and chain from Hither and 315 from Muody Ruber and Mandy reached Gainesville this afternoon and laid the facts before the sheriff with a full description of the robbers nai PERIODS BTABBIKtt Man Stabs His Bsnlalaw Three Timet Special to the Gazette Mount Pleasant Tbx March 15 Tne burg of Monticello a small town nine miles southeast of here was the ceno of a serious affray late yesterday alter soon Levi Blackman a prominent citizen ot that place became involved in a dlfllulty with his soninlaw TIe Cock rrll and cat him tbree times with a knife cutting him twice to the hollow and stabbing him once in the back It is thought the wounded mans chances for recovery are slight HeDtletti School Speolal to the Gaiettc Henrietta Tkx March 15 Tne Henrietta public free schools came to a close the last of the preceding week on account of the school funds becoming exhausted But through the great lateiest that cur school principal Mr Glenn has taken in having the school continue arrangements have been made to carry a pay Echool on for six or eight weeks with very little expense to those attending Flttl Admitted to Ball special to the Gazette Hillsboro Tex March 15 The courtroom wes filled to overflowing tonight to hear the habeas corpus trial of Pitts Esq Judge Hall granted the defendant bail In the sum of 81500 wnich was readily given with George A Scalllog living near Mount CalmHill county Brown and Dr HWDudley Hillsboro Tex DrF Pitts Hubbard City Hill county Abjsatnlo STANLEY AND XMIN BEY London March 15 The Emln Bey relief committee has received news TIppoo Tib has sent a number ot men Snleys camp on the Arnuwlne to tak ieerve stores end amucltions to Wadela VOL XIII NO 227 III How the Passengers on a Steamer Off the Connecticut Shore Fared in the Storm The Varlcns Methods Adopted SncwBanndTrvmltrs to Pmbs Away I he Dragging Time i 11 fp vt JI hi Szry Uocn Without Food nr71rc Repair IBR Ball nod Wire Connection Bonfire to Kelt tto Hcow TERRIBLE SUFFERING New Haven Conn Mirch 15 The steamer mlra brines word ot tenlDle suffering and loss of life on the sound The storm has severed ail connections between Cosnectlcut and the metropolis for tne pist fortyeight hours No a train is movlcg on any railroad throughout tho state and teegraph connection between this city and the outside world was entirely cut off at an early stage of the storm Trains are stalled all along the Use In many cases they became nowbound far from stations or at places where supplies could not be obtained Reports have been coming in ot terrible suffering throughout the state nd especially on the coast Many lives have been lost by accident and espasure to the storm The snow has been falling almost constantly since Sunday morning The steamer New Haven cf the Old Colony Line lelt her dock In this city at 8 oclock a in on cday boned for New Yoik There were twentyfive passengers on board tsvo ct wnom are women Captain Post was In command The storm grew more tanous as the steamer proceeded down the harbora and the passengers became terribly frightened Captain Post let go his anchors tea miles out In the soood Huge waves swept over the steamer washing away everything movable above deck The furniture ol the cabin was utterly demolished The anchors were kept out until 4 oclock on Monday afternoon when the strain en the steamer bscame so great that the cabins were shipped The captain decided to beach the steamer it being the only hope for the safety of those on board The engines were kept going and the steamer struck at atjout 7 oclock on Monday evening on the West Hivjn fchoro Boats were manned and all hands were ordered to make for the shore which was about 300 yards oft Terribly tightened the passengers huddled Into the boats and mde a sate landing Birbour purser of steamer narrowly escaped drowning He was xcocked overboard but bis companions rescued him after desperate iff arts The real sufferings of the party began after reaching shore Tee thermometer wa3 down to zsro and nothing but deserted settlers cottages a mile off could oe seen Oae of these was reached the doors broken Id and the half frozen men carrying the women la their arm found temporary 6helter Banisters an staircases were torn down and fire started No jod could be obtained ana twelve the stroDgwt men ventured to brave the storm and obtain heip and food from the city Tnuy faced the blinding furious blizzsrd and escaped with their lives Ttey tiav led three miles la the heaviest part if the great storm Tho entire party was completely prostrated when they reached alarm house near the city Ten of them had their hssds and test so badly frezsn tha accputation may be necessary The other to escaped with frcz faces and ears Na one would venture to the relief ot the remainder of the party ir feir of losing their Uvea They have now been in tho deserted cottage ar Six hottri without food and their condition mint be deplorable A party cf men Mil sart for the shore today with provhioas AS Hil AS TEXAS LEGISLATORS Albany March 15 A number of memoers of the State Legislature who have been scow bound near Schenectady arrived today A whole crowd of legislators played poker for thirtysix hours witnout sleep Pies cost S4 a piece sandwiches 60 cents hard boiled eggs 25 cents A bottle of liquor was sold at auction on the train and brought 5 0 STORrES CF SOFFHEING COMINO IN Reading Pa Mirca 15 On the Wilmington and Northwestern Railroad there is a train is a snow drift twentyfive feet deep near Dupcrt which has been therewith six passengers on board since 11 oclock Monday night The suffering from hunger and cold can be better imigined than described Two more trains on the same road are snow bound in a bank near Joanna A train en the adiog and Colombia RMlroMl Is fist In a drift near EphraU with the snow as high as the smoke stack The fires are oat and the passengers and crew have taken shelter In neighboring farmhouses Same terrible stories of suffering are told by the men who wereE engaged In opening the roads The wlncbg Continued on Fourth Page BU8IJKE8JMLEN Merchants and those cnsttzd fc bpna wtfk are nbject to Djapepsli ConstipationiTfff ling ol descondency ana restlessness all caused by a disordered lyerv stomach Simmon Liver Kegal tor icmoM tficsc causes ur es tabhcnlDg a good dlgest atd no Interference to business wblM taking 1 fa TS Slmiaons Liver Begalatorlsa very valuable remedy lot Dj pepsliTSlcS ITeaiacnei Torpid llvacSWRsnch dlseaies SinoiJry e8laensof Kltafoot Georgia novLnsR ttjifcrWtaro day after day msi Ing lit a Wftljfoand robbing existence of all plasiur owiAt to the secret MifTerln fron PUcp et rellfcja ready to the hand of ilmost stfToavho wlltjitema illy tate Slaimons liver iwjala or It has peraandaily enred intmsandWiVNo drastic violent purge bat a tie as an to Xatare iSsj B2rtssLY assuisna Rt onr Stamp in red on Wrapper znt jt rbradsiptu rt C3 I i A ffi.