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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-19
The Chiricahuas Not To Be Received on the
San Carlos Reservation.

WASHINGTON, June 18.-The Secretary o.
the Interior received the following dispatch
from Indian Agent Wilcox:
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A Great Truth.

New Orleans Pcayune.
No matter how hot the weather may be, if
one thousand fools can be found to see the
game, nine other fools can be found to play
base ball.
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COME let the joyous tidings roll
From east to west. from pole to pole,
That woman's teeth, and lips, and breath,
No more shall suffer worse than death,
For SozodOnt with magic sway,
Preserves them now from foul decay.
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LADIES hand-sewed Kid Button Shoes, very
soft ami flexible just received, a large stock,
at No. 81 North Pennsylvania. A. c. FRIEDGEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
A Rank Closed.

Nickshurg, November PA notice
Is posted on the door of the Mississippi
Valley bank this morning that the
bank is closed and in the hands of an
assignee.
1t fell like thunder-clap from a
clear sky on the citizens generally.
The assignment was caused by the
failure of A. *. Bouham q Co., Of st.
Louis, who have heen dealing largely
in grain futures. President Klein had
offers of large sums of money from
friends, but would not accept them.
He has large interests in several steam
boats: the Nicksburg gas company,
tne j. >; Powers oil company and
mercantile house, besides heavy land
interests over this and other states,
and is largely interested in mining
stocks. He assigned his entire prop
eriy to George $, Irving. Klein says
depositors will be fully protected. AS
sets and liabilities are not definitely
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
s
CLEBURNE.
Contestiug Every Inch OF GrOmd-A
Stubborn Lawsuit.

Special TO the Gazette.
Cleburne, November 2l.--The dis
trct court was engaged yesterday
upon case which possessed some PEE
culiar features. The suit was brought
by Bonner against Hutchinson TO try
title to strip of land eight inches
wide and extending the depth of a
building lot ON the square here. The
controversy arose IN this way: some
time laat winter fire destroyed q
store-house which was the property of
Bonner and SO injured the wall of an
adjoining store belonging to Hutchi-
son that it was in danger of fall
ing. Immediately Hutchinson began
to erect another wall alongside, oc-
cupying about eight inches, to
support his wall. Bonner objected
and to stop further progress put up Il
barb wire fence around mis- lot so that
the workmen could not proceed with
the wall. The matter was then ad-
journed to the courts. Hutchinson
bases his right to build the wall upon
this foundatio&: Next to his lot and at
the >nrner is one belonging 10 j. :.
Taylor, occupied by u brick building
which encroaches upon the street
eight inches, but does not occupy
more ground than the owner is euti-
tledito. Hutchison's building being
in contact with Taylor's, extends for
eight inches on his ground and leaves
eight inches of his own ground on the
other side which was occupied by
Bonner's house. In this way the dis
putc arose, and MS each of the parties
is well able to maintain the suit, it
,nnV ln some fiptp Spttlinn
Cleburne is walking away from the
Fort on lumber business with the
Granbury section OF country. Cotton
is coming in from those parts quite
brisllly. Business was good to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
A DAY AT DALLAS.
A Mls-Trial in the Second Gambling Case
and Others Dismissed.
The Wife Beaten Death of q Drummer
Criminal Calendar.
special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Dallas, November 2l.-A wind and
rain storm came up suddenly about
ten o'clock to-day. 1t was very vio-
lent for about half ar hour. The big
bell tower at the downtown fire
house was blown down, crushing in
the roof of Il brick house at the corner
of Main and Lamar streets. No other
damage has been reported. The
weather has cleared off warm and
beautiful.
The case of Alfred Freeman, charged
with numbering II. A. Chambers, was
called to-day. Two venires were eX-
hausted and eight jurors secured.
The second gambling case against
w. j. Kahn resulted in hung Jury.
Deputy Sheriff Ayres lodged Blonny
Barrett in the Dallas county Jail last
night ms cattle thief. The prisoner
is a brother of Fan. Barrett, sent up
from this county two years ago for u
similar otlense, after being badly
wounded resisting arrest in the Red
river region.
Il. NJ. Pilot, on bond, charged with
swindling the Texas Il Pacific railroad
out ot money, was to-day surrendered
by his bondsmen and lodged in Jail.
The grand jury had indicted him.
The late grand jury returned TWEEN
ty-iive bills against Anderson, the bar
Keeper for James Gross at Mesquite,
charged with violating local option.
Papers are out for his arrest. There
are over one hundred bills against
Gross.
Claude Florence, n young CONNER
cial traveller from New Orleans, died
AT the Grand Winsdor hotel at ten
o'clock tonight, where he had been
lying i'll for about week Several
commercial men have taken charge of
the remains and will see that they are
properly disposed of.
Thomas Chase, arrested last night
for brutality beating his wife, was to-
day fined in the city court five dollars
for disturbing the peace. 1t was the
only charge that could be brought
against him, as none of his family APP
peared against him for the real Of
Tense. He was arrested and
imprisoned again tonight for insulting
ladies on the streets. The wounds on
his head inflicted by his son last night
are very serious. One blow in the
center of the forehead nearly fractured
his skull.
The cases against certain members
of the gambling fraternity have been
dismissed, rs they appeared as wit
nesses for the prosecution, but with
the approval of the balance of their
fraternity. 1t is understood that most
of the houses contemplate reopening
for business on Saturday or Monday
night next. The feeling is that il will
be Il safe move in the present state of
litigation,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
WIND AND RAIN.
indianapolis Flooded With Water A
Cyclone in Missouri.

indianapolis, Ind, November a.
There has been continued heavy rains
in this vicinity since last evening. All
the streams have risen rapidly during
the day. Pogue's run is Overlooking
its banks tonight, and a large portion
of the no. theastern side of tie city is
under water, covering the first floors |
of hundreds of small dwelling houses
Lumber yards, furniture factories aud
stock yards suffer heavily. AT .
nine o'clock, the water was
three feet in the Office of !
w. Il. Dickson & Co.'S. lumber yards. !
The loss cannot be estimated now, but
will probably aggregate quarter of
million dollars. The railroad tracks
OF the Union depot are covered with
water, and trains arriving about nine
O'Clock were unable to reach the depot.
The new sewer on Washington street
was badly damaged. The rain stopped
about nine o'clock and there are indi-
cations of clearing up.
bridge ut Cartersburg on the Van
da!ia railroad, seventy miles west of
this city, was washed away tonight
by high water. The track or the JEFF
iersonville, Madison & Indianapo-
lis railroad is covered with water near
franklin, and trains are unable to
pass Telegraph communication south
and west is seriously interrupted by
rain and Hood.
TIE MISSOURI CYCLONE.
Memphis, November 81 A cyclone
swept through Oregon county, Missou-
RI, last evening, uprooting large trees
and doubtless damaging farm fences
and dwellings. No particulars can
he learned, IA the county is beyond the
reach Of Geographic communication.
An excursion trainsfrom Kansas City
was delayed two hours in removing
tallne trees from the track, over which
the cyclone passed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
WACO.
A Big Budget Of Home Happenings and
City Rreyities.
speclal TO the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Waco, November Elm the district
court this morning the case of J. G..
Walker VS.. the city of Waco was CON
cluded, the Jury finding for the city.
The history of this case has been given
pretty fully to the GAZETTE, so repe-
tition is unnecessary. 1t involved
some $1,000, however and was for
bonds issued 10y the city thirteen years
ago TO secure II railroad from Bremond
to Waco. The plaintiff will no doubt
move for new trial or go To Il higher
court.
The ease of II, n. Dickson vs.. Clove-
land d Cameron, suit for damages from
attachment of stock, came up next and
Is now on trial. Plaintiffs want sew
cral thousand dollars damages aud
think they have - strong case
Judge Rimes will go TO Bolton on
Thanksgiving day To hear the habeas
corpus application of fickles, vino
killed lawyer Williams two weeks ago.
Eckles Is now in Jail.
Our public schools are SO crowded
that the school committee of the city
council was out to-day looking for To-.
cations for new buildings, the erection
oi which will commence ~ soon as the
ground is purchased.
The Northeast Texas annual confer
ence of the \, NJ. T. (colored,) Church.
iiishop r A. Cain presiding, will
open In this city tomorrow morning.
a number OF ministers and lay dele
gates hnve already arrived.
The retail grocery dealers of the city
VIII hold meeting Friday night TO
organize M exchange or league for
mutual protection and benefit They
Say there are so many dead-beats in
the city that they have to ADOPT this
course To know who To trust.
one gambler was fined in the re-
cprder's court this morning
The mayor having appointed census
takers IN Tour of the five wards of the
city, some of the enumerators COM
menced their work yesterday, They
have until December 9th 10 comlplete
1t. The Third ward will have its
enumerator appointed by tomorrow.
The mayor and aldermen announce
semi.oilicially that even should the
population exceed 10000, IL is not pur-
posed To levy the maximum tax .
per cent, allowed by the constitution.
ABOUT IL per cent will no doubt be
the rate.
1870 h"S Hoou itIeNeu OF ne eS-
cape of five county convicts from cou-
tractor Darwin's convict farm, in
Brazos bottom, They are the five
burly tramps who Mere sent up last
week.
rhc case of the Horse Shoe variety /
'heater, for doing business without a |
license has been continued until next !
Friday, when II Will take precedence of |
all other cases.
The Religious and Benevolent asso- 1
clannh, the congregation presided over |
" Mr' j. ID Shaw, have commenced |
me erection of their ediiice, for wor-
shiping purposes, on Washington
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

street. IL will be a handsome strllct,.
ure and will be called Liberal Hall .
GRAY Stevens, silver-haired and
along in the seventies, was up before
United States Commissioner Finks,
charged with selling whisky without
n revenue license The case was CON
tinued until December, when defend
ant hopes TO have all his witnesses
present. The case comes from Bosque
county.
Miss Florence Gerald came down
from Hillsboro and was greatly re-
lieved TO lind her father do
ing better. She played to
a good house at Hillsboro,
and at the close of the performance the
citizens presented her with a silver
card receiver. She now says she has
decided to fill all her Texas dates. She
has gone north TO join her company at
Decatur.
Postmaster Leland left yesterday for
Vermont, to be abroad several weeks
He does not seem to be mt all nervous
over the efforts of Revenue Collector
O'Brien to get the postoilice.
Senator Coke had proposed leaving
for Washington City today. but now
thinks that he cannot get off earlier
than Sunday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
SAN ANTONIO.
Foreman Miller Recovering -Rnmorcd
Accident TO Mr.. Aubrey-The
Water Question.

Special 10 tle ohHthtfs
San Antonio, November 2l.-John
Miller, who was shot down while act
ing IA foreman OF the Daily Express,
by Ike Jordan, Is recovering rapidly
and all danger OF death Is considered
passed. Jordan Is still in jail, and
seems dull to comprehend what he did
in his crazy intoXication. His aged
parents, who are highly respected,
take The afiliciion Very hard, and
Miller has shown n disposition to think
he ought To be excused, but the officers
and the community uncompromlslngly
demand full execution of the law.
VIM Aubrey, prominent attorney
Of this city, was reported last evening
TO have been seriously injured near
New Orleans. His wife departed
to meet him to-day. Great
interest Is felt in the report here ON ac-
count of his prominence, and the arriv-
nj of kilograms saying that the trains
arrived ON time, that no such person
was nj the hospitals and no such per-
son mt the city hotel, where the dis
patch reported Aubrey to be. Aubrey
was on his way to New York to fix up
the papers in AN important enterprise
to be started here shortly.
Alderman Belknap, in speech be-
fore the city council, referring to The
remarkable growth and prosperity of
san Antonio, said it would not be
long before the water works company
would require all the water emanating
from San Pedro Springs to meet the
demands. The river is to-day consid-
cred one of the best water powers in
the state
Joe Sitterlee, one OF the alleged
Bmleal murderers, who had his case
changed from Dewitt To this
county, obtained II final removal from
the docket to-day.
The weather was very warm to-day,
with light rain, and norther pre-
walls tonight.
Sneak thieves are still working in
the city.
by Associated Press.
APPOINTMENTS.
Washington, November 2l-Thc
president has appointed Frank J. Gill
bert commissioner to represent llli-
nuis at the Worlds Industrial Cotton
Centennial exhibition,
The president has appointed John
II. Tanner United States marshal for
the Southern district of Illinois.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
The Memphis Excursion.

Memphis November 2l.-The ex-
cursion from Kansas City and points
on the Kansas City, Springfield 81 Mem
phis railroad, bringing one hundred
and thirty visitors, arrived safely to-
night at o'clock. David p Hadden
president of the taxing district. in a
speech welcomed the visitors and ten
dered the hospitalities of the city to
the eSculsionistS, remarking that
during their soiourn here everything
would be free to them. Mayor AL
len OF Kansas City responded in be-
half of the visitors. A grand banquet
is to be rendered the excursionists to-
morrow night. The city presents a
gala appearance and nearly all bust
ness houses are decorated with flags.
The excursion train returns Friday af-
ternOon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Rcnort of the Financial Agent OF the
State Pcnitentiaries.
District Attorney Sparkman's Successor
University Notes.
snooinl to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. -
Austin, November 2l.--The report
| of Haywood Brahan, financial agent
of the penitentiaries, for the month OF
October, was received to-day. The eX-
hibit of receipts and expenses shows
cash on hand, October LIST, S27,bil; col
lectcd during the month for convict
| labor, SS4, GT8; paid out at Huntsville
penitentiary, S30,06l; at Rusk peniten-
| tiary. SO l27, leaving u balance on
| hand, November lst, of SO, III.
The salaries of all Off
GERS and employees of both
penitentiaries and on the railroads and
farms were paid for the month of Sep
TENDER and the prison and railroad
trains supplied with provisions suiti'
cient to last until December LIST. In
the expense account Is included pur-
chasus of material for the various shops
| to the amount of S7,6S2, which is out
side the regular expenses. The availa-
bic resources for Novemberare: Cash on
hand, $20. III: probable receipts S3l, $50:
estimated expenses $29, 371. The
Texas 4 Pacific returned two trains ot
forty-three men each on the LIST of
October who were sent to the Rusk
penitentiary, MS they could not be
placed else where.
Chartercd--The Pccos Land and
Cattle company, capital 100000; in
corporators, Warren +. Putnam, Geo.
\. Wentworth OF Exeter, n. H;
Benj. l.. harding o. '1rs Moincs, Ia;
Herbert n. Smith OF BOSTON; w. w.
Simonds of Dallas; Hay ) Tourgee of
pccOs county.
The comptroller rec we'd an offer
of 81, 900 of Anderson county eight
Der cent. bonds ON the b sis of six per
cent. The purchase wi probably be
made.
John A. Gordon, assistant clerk in
the office OF the Encouragement, was
to-day appointed to the district attor-
neyship of the Tenth judicial district,
made vacant by the resi- ;nation of l..
C. Spnrkman.
Tarrant county is charged with
S2B,3Sl occupation taxas for 1883, and
but few counties are ahend of this.
Oslo Goodwin of WaXohachie matric-
ulated in the state university to-day,
making total of l9SstuCents. Thanks
giving day will be observed in the
university. A draft for $3.50 was
drawn to-day fol the purchase OF an
apparatus made in New York for the
department of Prof Mallet.
An elegant monument is being erect
ed in the state cemetery to the mem
DRY of Brigadier-Gen. August Buchel
of the confederate army, who was
killed at the battle of Pleasant Hill,
In.
Letters are received daily from dele
gates TO the meeting of the Cotton
Planters association soon to convene
at Nicllsburg, stating that they desire
to go, but are not able to defray the
expenses Of the trip, 1t is a little
singular that none of the railroads
has yet given reduced rates to this
convention which in Importance
ranks second to none that has lately
assembled in the South.
Courtesies have been extend
ed by them TO other associa-
tions, and it will be strange indeed if
this is sighted
But $37G, 232.0l of the permanent
school fund yet remains to be invested.
1t is whispered that prominent
state official will be welded soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Heavy Failure.

San Francisco. Cal, November u.
Michael 5. Friedlander Il Co., whole
sale dealers in furnishing goods of San
Francisco and New York, assigned to-
day in favor of creditors. The failure
Is due to heavy Endorsements for
Henry & Co., and Slautenback of New
York, both of whom recently faile d.
Liabilities 800 600, of which half ia
New York Indebtedness. Friedlander
says their assets are are $780, 900, and
every one vii! be paid in full. The
firm stood high, and has been in bust
ness thirty wears.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
WEATHER. FORD.
Fatality Among Fine Cattle Death OF
Capt. Swain The Thratcr.

special by Telephone.
Weatheifurd, November 2I.-Mr
sam Lazarus, well-known cattle
man, shipped one hundred and sixty
head Of short-horn yeArlings TO this
place the latter part of last week and
penned them in the wagon yard. About
twenty or thirty OF them have since
died, and they are still dying. 1t is
supposed death was caused by over
feeding when they were very hungry
from being so long in transit
and the unskillful administration of
personalities of Texas fever.
Word hns Just reached here that
Capt III. f.. Swain, president of the
Crystal Palace Mill Co., died in Cali
tornin a day or two since, where he
had gone hoping TO benefit his health,
which had been very poor for several
months. Capt. Swain was
man OF many noble qualities
of head and heart, and his DEATH il
deeply regretted by all our citizens. lie
was in the prime of life, full of energy
and enterprise, and was valued mem
her of our social and business world.
His remains Will probably arrive here
tonight for interment.
Sheriff King OF Jack county Is i'm
town taking IN the thcater and shak-
ing hands around.
The StutiA company gave another
performances last night at the new
opera house; aud will probably remain
curing the week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

ne delegation become aunt and all y
itself with Dorsheimer and MS cor
leagues from New York. Iheh tne
house committees would ne 80
organized, rs has never
before happened, that texas
win be properly recognized ny con
uress and receive that share OF Deneil,
cent attention which the GAZETTE and
the press aud people OF the state nave
long demanded invain. The question
IL discussed without reference to per
sonnl predictions, and II we would
have Tammauy aud the New YORK
Democracy bound to the party by IT.
refragable ties there is only one proper
candidate for the speakership.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
GAIN ESTON.


Galveston, November u. - Typo.
graphical Union No. - has issued am
elaborate circular denounclng the
Evening Print for discharging union
men. The address calls upon work =,
ingmen 10 boycott the Print and those
who advertise in it.
The directory of the cotton exchange
to-day rejected the new system OF
time.
Arrived The bark l{rona, from Rio
Jaheiro. with ~ bags of coffee
Arlo this morning attempted sui
cide by cutting himself IN the arm
WIN an Old spoon which he Mad
sharpened. He Is either insane or
ieigning To he so.
Ia Tue case of Mower rs. the city OF
llouslon, the United states circuit
for 50, 6ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
The PrOtaus INQUIRY.

Washington, November 2l.-Lieu
tenant-Commnnder McKella, who in
company with General Hazen inspect
ed the Proteus testified before the
court OF inquiry. He
found her in excellent CON
dition. General Hazen read a letter
IRON. Greeley, dated August, 1881, in
dorslng the boat. The court asked
General Hazen what he expected TO
prove 10y Captain Pixies, agent of the
Froteas. He will reply in writing to-
morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
The ROyntOn I'ailnre.

New, York, November 2l.-phe
schedule of Nathaniel A Boynton.
dealerlin in range heaters and fur,
naces, who made an assignment in
January last states his liabilities Mt
S4i3,oO0; actual assets 81, 72O. Boyntou
JAILED entirely through the Insolvency
Oh AionHo tollet, note broker. His
liabilities are contingent, and consist
entirely of notes Endorsed by him.
ana which have by this time been
paid by other parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Shot BY Il Burglar.

indianapolis, Ind, November 2l.-
AT RussviDle, Ind. about O'Clock this
morning, Edward Payne, cashier of
the Russvlle National bank, was
awakened by a noise in his kitchen and
started down stairs, when he met Il
burglar coming up, who ordered him
back, threatening TO shoot him.
Payne hurled n vessel at him, where
upon the burglar fired, theshot taking
now in IA critical condition. The bur
glar Is at large and unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
The Cincinnati Crooks. ~.

Cincinnati, November q. - The
county commissioners have author
iIed the auditor To employ an expert
accountant To investigate the recently
discovered unauthorized Increase OF
valuations Of property on the tax du-
plicates. The eX-clerks of the audi
lor's oiiiee We're suspected, but no ar
rests made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
According to Gunter..

San Francisco. Cal, November 81.
Congressman Gunter of Decatur,
Wis, left this evening. During his
visit he has been investigating the
Chinese question, having voted favor
ably on the restriction act. Gunter
was interviewed by an Associated
Press representative in reference TO the
speakership, but declined TO commit
himself, saying in II joking way that
like FULLY of California, he wanted to
be on the winning side.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
- - ~-7---~-
TEXARK ANA.
An Emigrant Dropped Dead-His Help
less Family.

Special to the Gazette
TeXarkana, November 2l.-To.day
while awaiting change of cars at the
Union depot, mn euigrant hailing from
Alabama aud bound for some point in
Texas dropped suddenly dead OF heart
disease. He left wife and seven
small children in y helpless condition.
The dead man was buried this everI
ing by the charity OF citizens of the
city.