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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-24

view il is wicked to work on Sunday The fact that
the Rev. Dr. G. ID. Shaw. of the Second Presbyterian
Church, is one of the clergymen thus summoned,
makes an anu ling complication, as he had his own
sidewalk promptly cleaned on the Sunday III ques-
ton, although he was fined for negectlng 70 nave
the snow removed from his gutter also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-24
4 NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN A TEST CASE.

judge Covilg yesterday rendered dec. SION, III
the appeal from the Court OF Special Se '-lons ~
the cas-, OF Henry Fue. a grocer o. NJ. SD comb
ave VINO was fined $40 on January on a charge
of selling adn!terAted cream of tartar. h ereair
Of tartar bought of Fulle was found TO contain
uinetv-two parts of Ground gypsum and eight parts
OF tararic acid. Judge C0wIng sets aside the Jndg-
ment OF The Court OF Special Sessions and orders
new trial on the grounds that -le cream of tar'ar
was sold as an article Of food and not as drug az
charged in the complaint, and tntt the defendant
mad no criminal intent, a. when he bought the
cram of tartar lie mquiyed + the best aItlce III
fine marrt and paid the hi hcst market price. Tnl5
case was brought test case bY the Board ot
Health and tber- are sid 10 be 200 cases depend
ing on ITS final settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-24

NiCOlini was in PittsOurg when he first saw
the new hve-cent piece. Eyeing IL carefully no re-
marked " An zis 20 new Nickelni am YER mS Sai
Oblige Eat 20 Ptsburg people sey should make &c eo
menOrallve coiu for But zat picture otmy VIE ON
oddee side, IL 10 YER, YER horrlbeL '-PtsDurs Io@
graph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-24

neighbOrhOod who are acquainted with the parties
in the believe the charges to be mere fabrica-
tons, utterly unworthy of credence and deserving
the severest cOndemnaiOnD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-24

night session. the House. on motion Of Mt Hiseock,
and without passing the Sundry ClVh oii'' "u
iourned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
TOYAH.
A Party of Excursionists and Railroad
Officials Attack Herd Of
Buffalo.

royah March 26.--At nine o'clock
this morning the Texas & Pacific pay
train composed Of Superintendent
q. O. Clinton's private car with
ladies on board and Paymaster
Major II. Kretzs car with u party of
ladies', pulled out of Big Springs, west
bound. An immense herd of buffalo
were encountered. They were whistled
Off the track by Engineer Clements
and in their flight followed the track
for Il considerable distance, but We're
quickly overtallen. The train was
stopped and the animals holly
pursued by Major kretz pay
master and train master
NJ. G. Meehan, and through their
skilled shooting four were made to bite
theNiust and three more wounded. 1t
was II very exciting scene, as those
gentlemen were attacked by the beasts,
and it was with great difficulty they
were killed; but the party bravely
stood their ground. Great credit
is due Mrs. c. o. Clinton, Miss
Sallie Kretz and Mrs. q. l.. Clapp
of Marshall, Texas, for their bravery
in carrying knives out to the party
while they We're killing the beasts. Ia
/ skin them with, and which was done
I in short order. The skins and quar-.
! ters We're preserved. Mr.. Henry Ram.
sey, Jr. schenectady, New York, Mr.
sam king of FL Paso, and Austin
| Proudfit of Madison, Wisconsin, ais,
| accompanied the party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

THE land bill rs 1t passed the house
tionable features, which should be
stricken out by tho senate unless it Is
the purpose and object of the legisla.
ture TO enact law under which no
business man would become the pur-
chaser Of the school lands One of
these Is the limit Of six hundred and iif-
tyacres which each person, firm or cor
poraton shall he allowed to purchase.
But few men who desire to engage in
farming or stoclS-mislng would care to
be restricted 10 this small amount of
land. The other Objectionable fea-
ture is section 10, which provides
that il upon the first day Of
March ofany year the Interest due for
that year remains unpaid the custo-
dian of the obligation OF the purchaser
shall endorse thereon "land lorfeitedn
and shall mako a similar entry ON the
account kept with the purchaser and
such failure 10 pay interest shall llso
.ftcto work forfeiture of the land aud
all money paid thereon, and the entry
on the account shall he evidence of the
fact and there shall be no
necessity for Judicial ascer-
tainment OF the facts of the forfeiture
such provision of law presupposes
that the custodian OF the obligation
and the clerk IL, charge of the books
are infalllble, and of unimpeachabie
integrity. itplaces ones property at
the disposal of incompetent and care
!. less clerks or corrupt employees of the
state. No good lawyer willassert that
vested rights can be abrogated
without judicial ascertainment or
that the citizen can be deprived
of his property except by due process
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
CLEBURNE.
Visit of a Lady Journalist Pro.
tracted Meeting-A Mon
strosity Notes Per
sonals.

Cle6urne, March jG.-Miss Nellie
Byrd, representing that splendid liter
airy publication, the sunny South y
Atlanta, Ga, is in the city. She is a
charming, vivacious young lady aud
secured large list of subscribers.
+. p. Powell, member Of the Wax
ahachie bar, is here ON business.
Rev. G. Il. Brown pastor Methodist
church at Ennis arrived this morning
TO assist in the protracted meeting
now being carried on by that denom-
nation.
Blair Fain the genial drug clerk
returned this morning from jaunt to
Weatherford. He didn't get married.
Mr.. w. l.. Graves of the Stock
journal Publishing Company was in
the city to-day.
III is rumored that the artesian well
fund in the city treasury, amounting
to $1,000, is to be expended on the
streets.
a lamb was born near Days planning
mill last night which Is quite a mon
strosity. Its nose is formed like that
or an ant-eater, its ears under
It's throat, and are intersected
by It's mouth and its
eyes are about nliddle-way on It's un-
der jaw.
JIM Norton, living fifteen miles
west OF Cieburne, has a three-quarter
durham calf which weighed 40
pounds when only six hours old. He
claims for 1t the biggest record in
Northwest Texas.
NO one has yet offered for the posi-
tion OF city treasurer. 1t only pays
about Sll5 per year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
GALVESTON.
The Councils Authority for Certain
Appropriations Arrested
Amusements In
Mourning.

Special 10 tho Gia1ette.
Galveston, March 26--The question
rs To whether the city council possesses
the authority under the present char
ter 20 issue five per cent. bonds Of the
city TO the amount of one hun dred
thousand dollars to aid in continuing
the work on harbor Improvement, UNI
der Maj, Mansfield, until another ap-
preparation by congress becomes avail
able, is being gravely discussed. Some
OF the best legal minds OF the city
hold that the council does not POSSESS
this authority unless the legislature
passes an enabling act investing il
with this authority. The mayor and
others hold that the council possesses
this authority anu will ATTEMPT TO
press this matter To Il final issue ut the
next regular meeting Of the council,
which VIII be one week from Tonight.
II Is thought there Will be no diflicul-
~ IL the council clearly possesses the
authority 10 issue the bonds to nego-
tiate them among the capitalists of
this city and AT par,
Pablo Touge convicted and SEN
fenced TO the penitentiary over year
ago for larceny recently returned and
WAS again arrested aud lodged in jail
to-day for stealth tive caddies oftohacco
from LeGeirse d Co.
The Histrionic Society OF this city
delighted large and fashionable au-
dience tonight at the fremont Opera
house by the recital of Lady of
Lyons
Flags on the federal huildng to-day
We're at half-mast in respect to the
memory of Postmaster-GeneralH Howe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
TEXAS TOPICS.


A trained bear is to be shol tgs'
Flatonia.
There is talk of a cotton seed cllD
at Fairfield.
Colorado had 4 walking mslst J
$1,000 a side last week.
And Hill county, too, wants
branch asylum.
Bowie will vote on the queslla'
incorporation on the 81.
Several mad-dogs have fees''
been killed near Mt. Vernon.
They are agitating the question:
county fair in Camp county.
Ninety-eight cents have oee n
by Dallas parties for Decaeu' =
bonds.
y. p. Howard was run oSei !
killed by the train near Leona'0 :
week.
One hundred shade trees hassWy
planted in the courthouse yau y :
beetle.
A lost Swede, for whom the'e y. II
hundred dollars reward was's''
Denton. !.
John Martin, who shot Alsx ',,' \
nam, has been arrested ana W.
TO Flatonia. "a
A competitive examination III III
West Point cadetship, WIN p' =
Denton on April 10. 81.
Frank Dennis, fifteen ye,alsh ~ ,
of Joe Campbell OF Terrell -
away from home.
DR.. A. II. Conson, Of 5a y. "a
was in the cattle business 80
and cleared $4,000. III
A number of lunatics als w, 's Il,
about the towns OF iioflli g5.Ir,u,
frightening women ana cni'p ~
Last Saturday night n ,,,1.s a nj
Jude Irwin shot and KilleJp prs
negro, Dan PennybahV'' = XII i
The Cumberland PresDy'e I, "a 4
bytery is now in session =
wood, Montague county .s =
A horse reared up ana s Van 81
his forefeet G.. W. y bas.li1,rlnr !
Joe. Montague county, ="
seriosly. : .epsst
A negro woman erealegqs sesi n
by occupying fessis ,,, neriol.Il'
Lambert d Richardsoh
in Pitts5urg. .,,b the nlr'
Ben Cox, charged WIN ar srrs;ed
OF Mash Biggerstaff, was o'ar,isr
Denton last week. The piu''
committed in 1878.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
-
FOREIGN.
The Report About Menacing Note to
the United States Denied
Other News.

London, March 26.-The Daily Tcie-
9rUph considers as preposterous the re-
port that the government has sent a
menacing note to Washington in re-
gard to the utterance and writings
of the Irish dynamite party
in America. 1t says the
United States governments attitude
of indifference at the rawlings of these
men is the same rs that which En-
gland has always adopted towards ex-
lies taking refuge III this country.
The Standard correspondent ut Ber-
lin says the Spanish minister there is
about to go on Through and will re-
main absent, owing to the differences
between Spain and Germany with
regard to custom duties.
The queen is able to-day to attend
the baptism Of the infant daughter of
the Duke and Duchess of Albany.
Dublin, March, 26.-The F'eenan'S
./OundI states the correspondence
which passed between the home office
and Lowell, United States minister,
has resulted in the former renouncing
all hope of securing the eXtradition of
the person known as Number One. y
The journal declares "Number One, y
whose name is Tyner, was in Dublin
until the first day James Cary was eX-
amined at the hearing of the conspira-
| tors. He then managed to reach
! Bremen by way of Hull.
/ From Bremen he proceeded to Havre
and thence 10 New York, and was
number onen of the London volun.
( teer corps.
! Berlin, March 26.-The treaty of
| commerce between Germany and
Mexico has been submitted
! To the bundesrath. 1t secures
! the safety of the retail trade and free
( dom of property owned by Germans in
Mexico from forced loans or loan
! charges.
[ Vienna, March 26-The Presse as
serts that Pninell in an interview al
Paris gave his word of honor that
three of the men recently hanged
! IN Ireland were innocent of the crimes
Tor which they We're executed
Belfast. March 26.v-At the trial OF
six more members of theArmagh AS
sociation Society, Judge Law
son presiding, Murphy in opening
the case for the crown dwelt strongly
upon the circumstance that when
Burns arrived in Ireland
at the end of 1880 to organize
the assassination society, he displayed
the American flag from his lodg-
irgs at Cross-Maglar. The evil
dence of the informer will be
introduced by the prosecution for the
purpose of showing that murders were
planned by the society and documents
supporting this charge will be pro
| duced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
SAN ANTONIO.
Released Electric lights Illness of
Mr.. Epson Easter Services.

special 80 the GaNette.
san Antonio, March 20. II, G, Ba-
con, charged with the murder OF John
Pisgott, some time ago in Kinney
county, has been released ON twenty
thousand dollars bond.
Our public plazas are TO be lighted
with electric lights, persons doing
business on them contributing towards
the payment.
Hon. Columbus Epson still lies
critically ia with pneumonia. He
rallied this morning bat his ease took
a more aggravated turn during the
afternoon and this evening the gray
est fears are entertained.
Services in the churches Easter
Sunday were grand and attended by
vast throngs, st, Marks Episcopal
Cathedral being the great rendezvous
of fashion and display.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
information

THERE was blood on the moon that
shed its silver rays upon the domcs
and turrets of the capital city last
week. Two noble and dignilied sen
ators engaged in war Of words in the
senate chamber, that was thought
would bear fruit in war with ma
lures weapons, If not with the more
modern muniments OF war. The anx-
ious populace were gratiiied that tn ere
was not an exhibition of the art of pu-
gilism or of pistol practice. Another
cause of solicitude was an anticipated
encounter between a prominent mem
Der of the lobby and a
I prominent reporter of lead
ing paper published within the sound
of the sad sen waves. This was the
cause of the most uneasiness. When
the liberties of the press are assailed
the current OF every mans blood APP
proaches the surface. The newspaper
proprietors, editors, reporters and
agents held hurried consultation
and decided unanimously that 'somc-
thing must be done" Gov. Bill.
STERRETr met Col. ELLIOT in one
of the corridors of the capt toll, and
with seeming forgetfulness that Dallas
presented fine field for the establish
ment of tirst-class morning
: paper, proposed an alliance otlen-
sive and defensive 10 continue during
the war Col. ELLIOT Is said to have
considered the proposition as wholly
"otlensive,' aud declinedi it. The ma
, nipulator ofthe organ of the red-headeG
Democracy then declared true,
with all conplainnnts, and transfer
ring a Wade Il Butcher razor from hi,
coat pocket to his boot proclaimed him
self ready for any emergency
and repaired to the nearest bee
4 saloon To await developments
: A treaty OF peace was soon declared
and the knight of the razor proceeded
: to smile" at the barkeeper's expense
n. b. The editor OF this paper is
= somewhere in the coast counties, hav
). ing gone in search of the protectiv,
{ tariff man who is said to have vote,
+ for Tom OcHiLTREE. Any communi
! cation addressed to him at Brownsville
will find him-just across the river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
The Cigar Makers.

Milwaukee, Wis, March a6,---,A SCI
cret meeting of cigar makers was held
last night and "A committee reported
that manufacturers would not aecede
TO an advance of one dollar per thous-
and, aud the men determined To go on
a strike May lst. Letters Were read
from New York, Chicago and phila-
delphia stating that u strike would un-
doubtedly follow IL here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

Of law, and no careful business man
will become the purchaser of property
exposed TO such hazards. If II Is the
purpose of the state to withdraw the
lands from sale entirely, the bett-r
method Of attaining the end would be
the most direct one, that Of enacting a
Law for that purpose. There is no oc-
casion for pursuing his satanic majes-
ty around the stump in this manner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Heavy Failure.

Pittsburg, Pa. March &c. p
Markle 4 Sons the largest paper man
uiaciurers in western PennsyIvanin
nave made an assignment for the
benefit of their creditors to Jas. rs.
cot Of this city without preference.
Liabilities about $i00,00 assets nenrIv
ambition. General depression in trade
ana Improbable investments WAS the
cause OF the fai lure. Wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

would give him proper burial
Braidwood many sad scenes - ms,,.'
women and children CRYING a6os /
train and demanding that IN NJ
be taken from the train aad INV
removed, which in many ea, = \
done. The remains were Then f.
in the hearse, and atterward. ~ y
burial with slight ceremops ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
A Fusion Ticket.

Chicago, March 26.-At the confer
enee between the citizens COMMITTEE
ana the Republican managers The
former accepted platform for the
hayoraity campaign declaring for
. license OF $3.50 a veor
Tor beer saloons and go
mr. Sloons selling distilled liquors.
'"e i'epuoiicans took no action but
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

Gov. IRELAND could n tale unfold
that would put quietus upon some Of
the objections TO his course as cNecu-
tive of the state. But its lust like Gov
ernor IRELAND not to do it, because
someone would like TO have him
divulge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Grazing-Farm Lands For Sale.

200 section in solid body.
1875 section in u solid body.
200 section alternates.
$50 sections solid body and well
watered, extra fine for grazing.
Will assure enhancement on present
price.
2o0a horses, American stock, at II
special bargain, delivered in Wichita
county.
MILLER, TEMPLEToN & Co.,
Wichita Falls, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Pleaded entity.

Louisville, March 26-DayidYs,
son, late back:tox collector, N
ranged on one of the many III,
ments against him this nlorniDsa
pleaded guilty and was seniepss
five years confinement in the v
Tertiary. The lowest penalty
two years but he got the highest }
other indictments remain 10 be IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Election Frauds.

New Orleans, March 26.-1hs !
of the United States VS.. Gus BAL
Jr., William Lyon and J. B. Daa|
charged with violating their duds|
election officers, was called today,
the day consumed in cmpsnelas
Jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
DENISON.

special 20 the Gazette.
Denlson, March ga train ON the
Missouri Pacific was wrecked yester-
day, three miles north of town. Two
tranips, who Were stealing ride, Were
killed. Eight cars Were totally
wrecked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
nRlNClI nEElnEs.

The SiocR JOURNAL PUBLISHING COM
PANY have eudbfisJ,fd Brnnch C4ices {or OR
respondencc and ne receipt ~ advertisements
and subscriptions nHh whero Mes Of me- Com-
pdy,y's Publications may ofio1gs be found, as
|0,i0icM
SAN ANroNIo-No. 30 Doiofosds street,
JERoME HARRI5 Mana0er, CiIAs, SEAnAuGH
Assistant.
AusrIS -dnner dpenus and Botg DAtc
street, II. NJ. JOHNSTON, Manager w. n.
spEEcE and v. IS. CoNNRLL. Asgistdris.
COLORADO CIrY--H, l.. BRSrTEY, Manager.
X. j. FKnGEsoN, Assistant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Rainfall.

San Francisco, March S-l
patches from various pointslnlhl
terror state there has been quileil
OF rain, which will greatly eaif
the crop prospects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Stock CATTLE Wanted.

We wish TO buy stock cattle in lots
from 10 to 900 head. Call at our office,
with Kneeland, Littlejohn " Martin,
Main street, or address
MONTGOMERY & Co.,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
An Editor Drowned.

Savannah, Ga, March 26.-clz
O. Lamotte of the Morning Nar1|
torial staff was drowned In the
below the city, yesterday. bf
swapping of Il boat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

We have been informed .,,p 'whel
tleman from near Sweetws'' bougll
q s'r ranch in Nolan c county ciIsIr
flock of 500 sheep m 'oi nriuriag "
John Rix. While PHI L.' lest 50 hs
through to Sweetwater . rs "a, T.
mostly under three piqil l,ls'. d9i'
eating poison weed
RgDOr{eT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

TIE opposition TO Governor IRE
LAND being waged with such vehe-
ent carnestness by the Austin States
man must assume more tangible form
and he sustained by some testimony or
IL will soon react in favor of the gov
ernor AS yet the Statesman
has not convicted him of any
lack of official integrity or negligence
of the peoples interest. The appoint
ment of certain offices has been con-
ferred upon the governor by the con
stitution and the discretion as
to who shall or who shall
not receive the patronage at
his disposal Is confded solely TO him
and until il is shown that the state has
been injured by his appointments,
no one has just,or equitable right TO
complain. The GAZETTE does not
propose to champion the admiDistra-
ton, nor will it do 50, preferring to
hold itself in readiness to criticlse or
approve its acts, rs it shall deem them
for the good or evil of the state II
must be said, however, that the course
of the St0fcSnl1tn seems To hove been
actuaIed more by some personal mo-
tive than from any desire to serve the
public. / is limited at the capital,
and the report has gained some pub
LEFTY, that the editor Of the Statesman
proiiered some claim upon Governor
IRELAND which, being ignored and
disregarded, IS the motive which has
inspired the assaults upon the admin
istraton. If this is not the case il
should be promptly rebutted, ana II it
be true, the public under existing cir
cumstances would have its Curiosity
gratilied by the production of the
facts. The GAZETTE occupying neu-
trail grounds in the controversy would
be splendid medium through which
to furnish the public with the desired
information.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

The legislature has agreed upon
one thing with the utmost unanimity.
They have agreed to disagree upon all
important matters of interest to the
state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
TO Local Agents.

Al orders Jor subscripiion must be
accompanied bV The money. Gttrcy-
mise, no attention 10 paul to such
orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Young Cattle.

1000 TO 5000 head of yearlings
and two-year ODDS.
3-6-tf TEXAS INVESTMENT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Indications.

For west gulf states; Fair weather winds
mostly northcrly stationary or lower tenn
perature; in the eastern portion higher pres
sure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
win Contract

1000 or 1000 stock cattle, for spring
delivery. TEXAS INVESTMENT Co.
l. l6-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27
Notice to the Public

Mr.. WILL JONES Is not an author
lied agent Of the Stock Journal Pub
fishing Company, nor of the Texas
Investment Company. This notice is
rendered necessary ms we learn that
Mr.. JONES Is representing himself NJ
such agent in Abilene and vicinity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

tactitly acqueisced to this declaration o.
principles. The Republicans and
citizens are running the joint city
ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-27

fufnisht -, !, -. =. -.,s,s
! yesterday they received
/ Of flower POTS and yard
K them by far the most