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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22
Compromising Crime.


The Nashville Buaner criticizes thu
court in bringing the defauIting treas
urer OF Tennessee to a speedy trial I,
measures his crime by the standard oI
dollars and cents and contends that
the courts should delay the trial in
order to obtain AS much money from
FOLK and his friends "a possible. be.
iore inquiring into the criminality OF
MS conduct. Itsays truthfully enough,
that III POLK is acquitted, he will
not be likely to further trouble him
self about any shortage in his no
counts; IL he Is convicted and sen.
fenced, he will certainly refrain from
making effort to pay" If Polk IL ne
iui''ea there will he no shortage in
no accounts" TO account for, Ii Ten
hessee juries are honest and moor
ruptible. i he is convicted. il wera
better SO, than that he return the
money ana go free. III dollars are TO
DO placed In the scales with morals a
Is easy enough to foresee the result In
M criminal prosecutions against the
fich' me argument that friends will
come to the relief of the accused in
order to save him from the felon,s
cell, is in favor Of compromising crime
which of itself Is one of the
greatest Of crimes. Everyone who has
Witnessed the proceedings in criminal
prosecutions ofthis nature knows well
enough how difficult it Is to secure n
under the most favorable
1.-THE course the Ban
''ef suggests be pursued there would
DC no such thing us punishment for
crime. While the defendant and his
friends are engaged in refunding the
money they would also be employ
u procuring the absence of ~ I'M o,'al
and the state y as ~ on'y
get inc money that wassct ',.' az
tanning the iattsrs NOT v.a am 'he ,
money In Tenpsas INA ~ o worth as
~ 100 70 me villain. The prceeden,
o,,a s's'hlished that money comb W.
,"soyed to shield the accused An ,
would be unknown M
'"f, having the honor and cred,t ~
: STATE IN its keeping win do well - !
-, 'ne 'rial to a speedy conclusion
- y possible to secure conviotion 81
~, suiit Is not and cannot -. &c
NPtNts ~ a,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

assistance arrived and then
went up into the Jail and allowed
the prisoners TO come down.
He found them nearly mad with ter
ror and praying piteously TO be re-
leased. After getting down they were
transferred to the city lookup where
they are now held. The notorious
Jim Hickman, alias "Rat Christian
who is held for a requisition from
Missouri on warrant of murder
committed fifteen years ago, made a
break TO escape IN the confusion, but
he was caught before getting away
two blocks and is now safely con-
fined.
II seems that all the prisoners were
in the conspiracy and the fire was
started by means of match-head con-
cealed In the lining of their clothes.
The Jail building was old and primi-
tive In style of construction. The
lower part was brick while the
upper story was made ofsixteen inch
planks laid one upon another, making
the walls sixteen inches thick. But
all this was heart pine and made u
quick, hot fire. IL is safe to predict
that these prisoners in their next
attempt to escape will use other meth
DDS. One roasting is usually enough
to teach q lesson.
The Northern Baptist association is
in session here with about $50 delegates
in attendance. Numerous distin-
guished preachers are here. Rev. j.
I. Tichenor, secretary of the Baptist
home mission board, is here, having
come all the way from Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. w. Carey Crane, president Of
Baylor University, is among the dele
gates. He Is to write the life of Sam
Houston, The convention will or
ganize permanently tomorrow, when
y full report OF the proceedings will be
cnnf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

| 'lilE Commissioners Court oer.
for fho iee ni,' VIII receive sealed pronoSaIs
county In the city OF Fort Woyr, Inn Tor said
NJ plans and specifications. nntii, "1eoraing
Th The paass a a1e 18th day OF August, 1874. oi
VII be on file in the Office Of tbe ~ tne work
por,,y Sourt on and after Aueust ist % ,s sne
acnonn oruohg on Iron and -trei orls ' n,,ss;
cations Of their eir proposals with full speciil
vi material, and must state In tbnir SIN, samples
nart. ~hat class OF material tho yopr,ns'i
pies 10 be deposited MIN " o In made; such sam
,ni,,,,ahu all material used must bn 81 o.
WHY worh us the sample designated Tor r' ne
NO payment will be made nm ~, -
t,a VOTE Llti completed aocoralln, ~ IN, anu
or ~, 70 De aeterained upon n thoro,leb taa,
mmissinnsrn mage under direction OF The
iron e ~ accompanying proposols 10,
snif anv steer work may vary In details 10
but in my ga mar.icnlar system OF prison worS'
~, -, schcrhi, arrangement must occnri
,nI plans on iile. Parties bidding for br,nl
uIu stone work must also furnish y,itI, yi hirh
bose to nse in each OF me material they pro.
sample furnished. win the
he ne eN work win be paid for in cash. and with
ny n,ents VIII he made at the end or ean,,,
~ ~ uscry month on estimates mnde hv ~
e,ainsdi IN Charge. - per ceut. being
nv acceptance of the work, NV'p'etioh
= A fiWork 10 DO done under the sunervis,s,,,
y e,,e architect subject 70 the control or IN
nrnauasahers court. ana In tho event Of
he eseonaole delay In any part OF The WORK
! commissioners court reserve tie ,loht
Il 4 nave such work done by other uartIes ma
,nroI,n expenses reasonably inctirred
~ ~ 70 DO paid by tho contractor and
w.. costo or such work so done nlny ia si,
u ,,l irom any amount which may be due
w neu1 ~ I'VE due the contractor. Bonds III fbe
~ ~ vi we contract price will be required Of
osrk 10 be done hy him. ~ 'no
PROPOSALS must ba nied with the comfy
ste ey noon % August the 18th, 1883, aud he
UNITY lail.' The oommissioners rasaSve
ived, IL NJ n p,,Dp ~ x re-
County Judge |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

A ELECTROMAGNETIC addresses nm
open letter to the Rev. j. ID. MURPHY
in this issue of the GAZETTE on the
subject OF the Observance Of the Sab
bath. This discussion is Improbable
just at this time, and notice is hereby
served on the debaters that too much
space cannot be given them. The
only feasible thing to do is to obey the
law, and II IT Is not found II good one,
work for Its repeal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22
WlLBARGER COUNTY.
'oeihi Happenings as Vernon
bftshy Sketched

N"tespondence of the Gazette.
vernon, July lS.-SeveraI nro,oino,,
e thee men are in town today, amor,
mem snen, are Dick Fsrsythe, rancbin@ i,
s Go..ie county; Sam. McAdnms alsso -,
M county, and G. A. Allinehan y,
o,, sam. McAdams at this place turnod
o oa,t 70 Dick Forsythe 100 head . ~
ssa aa yearlings and two,year.oIds
io Ian nnn s2o per head. These cattle hes
NJ 70 The late c. G. Cannon "
east r, I Hussey and Mr. Youn@ livino
= MI" bos o. town ON Pease river, each haS
IN i "V ,ns. stolen last night. They wer u
c On .pw y, to-day making an eitor get 70
Ryar sified at the residence Of q NJ
and M Il, July 18th, Mr.. Cal. Rowl,nd
Sin. MISS Josie Bruner, Rev i w
mn nns,e'ery officiating. After the ea m.
renairodw Vas performed young ana old
yape s,Ien 70 the COURTHOUSE and md anu anu
slss,an ~ dancing. AT ~ o,clock on a,
.on hou supper Was served at the c z
,, also' married at The homs =, -,
irs ai nuly 18th, Mr.. w. v Evan, wy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

The situation in the Telegraph strike
remains practically unchanged. The
most OF the striking operators are still
holding out, and new men are coming
in slowly TO take their places. The
company has rather the advantage in
disseminating news, and Is probably
giving the best possible ooloring TO the
situation, while the strikers have not
been heard. Let it end where II maY,
IL must entail heavy losses on both
parties, as well rs to the business inter-
ests of the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

THE city, or perhaps the contractor,
should have the ridges made in laying
the sewer pipes levelled with the
streets at all crossings. The streets
are almost impossible in many places
because of the many improvements
going on, but OF this there is no com.
plant. There IL good reason for re-
monstrancc when an embankment two
feet high IL left across the principal
thoroughfares Of the city. They
could be removed in . few hours, and
should be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

THE failure OF the fusion to fuse
in Mississippi, will reopen the fight
with renewed vigor, There will be
three tickets.n the field--the Republi.
can, Democratic and Independent
CHALMERS leading tho latter, hoping
TO delude enough of the soreheads Of
each party to ride into power once
more. The odds are decidedly against
him. Politics will be politics In Mis-,
slssippi this year, and there will be
more oft tothe square foot than ever
before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22
An Open Letter % Rev ]. D. Nur,n.

tIe," may, pr; Your temperate and ge,''
xIsrrm y communication In he ~
n ..s,,,na. OF The l5th inst, upo ron "a az
!, -, ,ou ni, Question: deserves 'y ana 'hs
s alp confident win receive M, e ana
, ,"u 'espectiul consideration II u''s ~
,.r ~ because the spirit il whio, uf
:, written precludes the possiaili,. Y.
'a5 one above the grade of q IoanSs o'
A'uing IL with any other feeling tlnn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

The fallure of the strike in the In
sternational shops at Palestine is AN
nounced. 1t Is reported that the
strike was the work Of professional ag-
itators, who thrive ON the commotion
incident to la or strikes. There are
too many OF this class of men in the
country, and now that the working
men have dsowned DENNIS KEARNEY'
perhaps they will throw SOME OF the
satellites overheard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

1t requires one cent to prepay the
postage on copy Of the GAZETTE; one
cent on the Wool GroWer and two
cents on the Stock Journal! Where
two papers are enclosed in one pack
age, Ii requires two cents, and II an
other paper is enclosed with the Stock
Journal II requires three cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

SECRETARY TALLER has as poor al
opinion of the Encouragement n
Secretary CHANDLER has of the SO
premc court. The latter ienortsnj.
decisions of-the highest juJlso not
punal IN the iandwhen tldlons, and
COMFORT with his ow decide the
me iormer proposne land grants 10 |
questions arisiDads without consuIt.
the Pacific ,ney-general, Consider
ing lhefe last named Official is very
ing NY held in contempt by the
gsch and bar, secretary is excusa.
. for his acts In The premises. i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22
SAN ANTONIO LETTER.
~ sh's and Wrongs of Photographers
a Protest Against straw Bonds for
Frontier Criminals

Frontier Criminals
special Correspondence ofthe Gazette
san Antonio, July l9.-Tho onera-
tofs strike, about which the associoted
press columns OF our dailies now have
considerable 10 say, should receive
some attention from that honorad
prahch OF the American press which
KNOWS neither fear nor favor hnt
whose devotion is to the protection os
.ne rightiul claims and honest ,notiyss
OF men; There is no class OF emnloves
III me United States who, per force of
authority, have been reduced to that
POSITIVE degree OF subordination which
mas characterized the life OF the fela'
stapher. We find men of brain and
energy and excellent personal attain
nlehis occupying positions MS tpIa.
S.apneis, receiving nominal salaries
,ioni eo9 70 $40 per month, who are
required To stand by their posts earl
anu ia'e, with disregard OF regular
nuufs iur meals and rest In the mar.
ior'iiaiiee of their duty. This dutr i
: pec.liiar one. IL must be dischaIgod |
niluiuily and well when il is assmmsd
ahu laliure To do so, whether from Le'
lhE overcome by the influences of tired
niatu'e or over-worked coustitution
lhls no excuse. The press and tha
!, ~, clain9r and complain, and the
= ,s","f without previous notification
|, I,g,, ,'g y told to go. The system
'"ritins ~ these hardships-that
IN ~, t'ien lhto skeletons.andlaysthe them
: 49,, ,ie pliilai casket, Is backed by one
ano Weathiest companies on the
W. ~ the earth, whose managers ,
evuis.e ON The corpses of their over /,
= ! 80 Ae ca hife iings and revel in the lux
'es OF kingiy condition sapped from :
very Mes blood OF those whom :
" pay 70 serve them. We do Nor
prove OF strikes in general, but the h
y strike, whenever it was, was \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22
CLEBuRNE.
me JAN Fired by the prisonor.
iner Plans of Escape
Fohed-issptists ia Conven.
Delayed Special.

Ue1HNed specinl.
olebnrne, July 20. Tho prisoner.
seven In lumber confined IN ~,
county 9ail fired lhat building ao,J' e
shls morning, Although tbe iaii I ny y
ues1troytd they failed N their "h,s @as
amu came Hear being roasted In tbei,
o Vwh iirc. That they did not eseap aV 4
uMing 10 The prompt and energe,i Il
measures used by Deputy Sh sri.r
jail. "' enafge OF the |
i t 100, leur O'clock Keith was aroused
:, ~ ~ ,,s aiarn OF fire given by The prIs'
'nefs themselves. AS soon ~ he al nas
,ara,s the cause OF the outcry he nm.
~ the scheme which was beina
'osAeu' Therefore, he waited untii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

WHAT on earth does the HILL in
vestigation amount TO any how, that
the people and the press should be
burthened with its sickening details?
1t is being conducted Ivy a committee,
who have no power to punish II they
find him guilty. Why not refer him
to the courts?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

feat, the court overriding the pleas. a
motion to quash the indictment has
been entered, aud will be argued be-
fore the court. 1t Is q little surprising
that man so wholly innocent as KEEL
LoGG claims to be should resort 10
technicalities to avoid II trial of the
case upon its merits. IL the indict-
ment Is quashed 1t does not establish
the innocence of the defendant. IL
only establishes the incapacity of the
prosecuting attorney. IfMr. KELLOGG
be really innocent, and desires yindi-
cation, he should insist that n jury be
at once, composed OF the
average ignorant and stupid citizens OF
the district, who by long talks, intri-
cate charges and bad whisky could be
so completely befuddled that they
would In sheer desi Grafton bring in
q verdict of not guilty. KELLOGG
would then have his vindication, and
after being serenaded by a brass band
employed for the occasion could pose
on the steps ofthe capitol as an injured
and prosecuted patriot. Meanwhile
the Republican press of the country
are zealously engaged IN manufacturing
public opion in his behalf The Globe
Democrat says that ut is too early to
form an opinion about the guilt or the
innocence of the ex senator. The i'm
dictment is or pdrfe. II presents the
case of the prosecution only. The de-
Tense has not yet been outlined, and
the defendant ought in all fairness to
be held innocent until he has been
proved a clIlprit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22
Gulf, Colorado a. Sal,S
way C0mps38
sEcRFrAlN&

sEcHKrArc
. GALVESTON, Texasi 4
Ectlce IS hereby given thaX
rectors OF said railway muapsI1'
q meeting of the stockholaf
psny, TO be held al rs 0flnlN
the ist day of August, lS@. il 4
M, for the purpose OF consl 4
mining as tn the necessity Z
completing, improving aud :
way, by the issuance, sab =
said company, Of second p
OF said company, ii 4
thousand dollars each, ton
exceed thirteen Thousands
the main track of said &C. Y
constructed, and to BE- "a Il
quired, and all branchllpsc
Said bonds To run forty III
LIST, 1888, anJ bear intereas
per cent. per annum, para e
on the LIST days OF April and A.
year, at the city OF New ie2|l
of said bonds by the comps VI
rs follow: Not to exceed y N
before the 3lst OF DeceEM
tional issues so that tiieasF} y
second mortgage boLdS
amounts per mile and0no q A.
as follows: December Bit
Der 3lst, 1885. $1,000; DeceDlDsy "A
December Sist, 1887, s6,l'ls
81 ,0y0; December slst, lS& "
3lst, 1880, 80. tOG; Decembtr
December 3lst, 1892, llQH
1893, az, 900, and Deem
$1,000; the miles ofcompls'H
ascertained by certificate
and chief engineer OF said 81 Il
payment of the said bonds
n second trust deed and nor
railway, franchises ard
company, as follows: "
Any and all rsilwaysdH
constructed or hereaftefpe
authorized, wheres0ever W.
main lines, branches, ellsl
sitions, together with allus
and rights OF way, track, y
ducts, culverts, fances andH
KIND, all depois, static
houses, car houses, WOOD
shops, water tanks, and ~ =
together with the lots OK
which each and all are q
and all Locomotives, tenae, 2a
gage, mail, freight, hanc ~ {
Ill other rolling stock sn1 =
machinery. tools, I !.
md materials, III
looks OF account, vouchers r
sets of everykind, all lesra W
eases, incomes, tolls, renn,i Il
'ersions and remainder y i
pecined reel, ed premises Y y 4
il other real and persope' /. i =
I any time belonging Or
ompany with all appnr'e''i 4
ether with ali the presea,, y. 4
hiises and chartered nsnss
mmupities. which now ~
my belong TO or appefla.l <
,cluding the franchise 70 x.
iutit Is Understood fhal II
acquired by ssio vi y
ate of Texas, and all 9n~ /,
uire by donation or olnei,s',,,
for some OF the Il XXX XII 8
re specified, aud used Y Y, "a
iii railway or the opeIsa,,asj
ereby conveyed nor iilisn~,r,,i +
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II. j. DUPRE's contract with the
American Register company expired
on the first instant. 1t will not be re.
newed. lie and others, trained In the
business, 1t is said, are organizing a
daily In city not remote from Wash
ington. Meanwhile he is a Washing
ton letter writer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

THE iirst attempt to dispose Of the
indictment against KELIoag bv
peas OF abatement, has met with de- |
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-04-05
NOTICE.
State of Kansas, Phillips. county;

State of Kansas, Phillips. county:
IN the District Court for said County.
Alma + Smith, plaintiff, VI. f. \
Smith, defendant. Said Defendant h
y Smith viii fake notice that he has
been sued in tie above ifamet court
for IL divorce on the grounds of album
dOnmcnt, aud1nust answer the petition
filed therein hy said plaintiff on, or
before. the l.! day OF May. a. D., 1883,
or said petition Will he taken as true.
and Judgment for plaintiff in said ac-
ton, for Il divorce front fhe defendant
and custody OF minor child, and for
costs Cfsult VIII ne rendered accord
ingly. G.. y. SIAULDING, Clerk.
[SEAE]. mar-29
Woodward & Davis, attorneys.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-04-05
NOTICE.

z S. Land Office, K'irioi,.. Eoll.sots :.
/ 80. 52l9I March %, 1883.
Complaint having been entered at
this office by Isaac H. Park against
Josephine a. Ruarll for abandoning
her homestead entry No. 1884. dated
january II, 1880, upon the sw or sec.
y, township /, range 10, in Phillips
county, Kansas. With a viesg TO the
cancellation Of said entry; tie said
parties are hereby summoned to APP
pear at this office on the d,v of
May, 1883, ut 8 O'clock a. IN. To Fe-
spond TO and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged acknowledgements.
L NJ HELM, Register.
apr-5 II II HAYS, Receiver.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-04-05
NOTICE.
kdIlSts.:

Land Office ut KirtVin, Eapsus.
No. 53lSl March %. 1851.
Notice is hereby given that tile fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention TO make final PROOF in
support OF his claim. and that said
PROOF VIII he made before the Clerk OF
the District Court at Phillipshurg.,
Kansas, on May /. 1888, VIZ ::
j. 4. SHIELDS.
II F. No. 1918, for tile W hf sw or
section 8, and e hf Sc or section s,
township l, range 70. He. names the
following witnesses to prove his con
unuous residence upon. and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz;
john kedhlan, OF Long Island Kan.
John Bmnt,
> \ Brant, e
John Nenaman, -
i. NJ. HELM, Register.
WM Bissell atty. apr-5
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NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has
HE notice of his Intention to nla Ike
final proof i'll support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge at Phillipsburg, Kan
saa, on May Z, 1883, viz:
VIM. IL SHAY
IL E No. 6240 for the ne or section
II, township }, south, range Il, west.
he names the following witnesses to
prove ms continuous residence upon.
and cultivation' of said land, viz;
Wn F Tufner, of Phillpsburg, Kan.
WIn Post,
James + Tomberlin, q -
Phillip ID Miller, % T.
T NJ HELM, Register.
wM Bissell, atty. apF-5