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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-20
EOR SALE,
INVALUABLE FARM
%iss< FOR SALE.

The undersigned otEers Tor sale his fam, dtuLts:
three miles east OF St. Granville Gpd one ~
south Of the National Road, containing lO Ais,'
l3S under cultivation; has plenty Of good tlnosI
swell WRtered, lies very iaYorGblT, cay 70 ~
tyate, and Is one Of the best farms H. mat
tie country. Il contains one good dWellipg ngSs
pld one tenement house, with ample AhG C9 y.
cioIce fruit, together with variety Of other HVH
such a. peais, cherries, qulnces, DC, &c ..A a.
For particulars inquire oil tho undtrlgnp1 "
the premises, or address al 81. ClAlrSIilie, V:yy
sAMUEL K. FlEEEf.
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Fashion Eofe.
Holiday Excursions.

The RussiDn circular Is in high favor.
Blum & Marks have them in great variety.
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CAI1 Of @. q. Feeny's, 1910 Main street,
and tee the large stock Of Candies and Toys
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INDICATIONS.

IAN, 2M8F.M7EM IA; MilhsR.M7f.1N
is 90 20 $ q . 81 80
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FOR Rent.

nor RENT-THE TWO STORE.
Il rooms with dwellings R'iAchtd. Nos lslst.l
1912 Market street, now occupied by G. Knnkt al
A.s, NanS!ckleI. The Brick dwelling, No "a
Main street, containing six IoomI PBsaEs
given April 1t, 1881. Apply to HAIRY 4. Llsii
l40i Main street. dtlf
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TIE Meeting OF the Humane Hociety, on.
nounced TO take place Thursday evening,
December %, 10 postponed TIL after the holi.
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PH1LApELPH1A. PA, December 1s.-Flour quiet
aud steady. Wheat steady rejected and spring sc;
No. red elevator o. OF: fnsn No. red u gS541
/ %: No. 2 red December 81 GHal oo1S; Janu3
| | llX. Corn, OPTIONS advanced Hatc, closed hrm;
car lots quiet and steady: no grade nc: No. mixed
and yellow So; steamer yellow 6ifAc; Sail mixed
ruary 62ISa6S1lc; March 621ISa6i1<c, Uat4 steady
aud arm; No. white as1iaSs5sc; No. white
HqkR40c. 90.
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A MAT and stylish coat will please any
child. An bz.s and stylas. BLpM& MAlka
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THE DAILY MARKETS.


NEW York, December ls-Aoney easy at 2a2Is
per cent, closed offered at 2 per cent Prime mef.
camille paper 6a6S per cent Sterling Exchange
banken' bills Arm at 81 SIX; demand 81 Sf5<.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
TURF NOTES.

The following are the list of odds Of
fered by Watts, Hughes & Cathcart
of the Louisville Turf Exchange on
the Kentucky Derby:
3 to agst Cardinal McClosky.
bto agst Ascender and Barnes
Sto agst Lord Raglan, Leonatus and Pun.
ster.
OTTO agst Drake Carter
10 to agst Bondholder, Pixies Pride and
Queen l}au.
12t agst llassan and Niolator
10 TO agst Adventurer, Dixietta and Hall
Fellow.
y to aest Barney Williams colt.
- To asst Beechenbrook, Brocaue Level.
Ign.
80 To 80 agst the rest.
New Orleans, March 1.-THE races
to-day resulted as follows:
First race-Half mile, two year olds,
Foster iilly first, Brevet second, Cameo
third, time 522.
Second race-One mile, Constantine
first, Turin second, Jane Foster third,
time l473.
Third race-Steeple chase mile and
u half, Refree first, Capt. Curry second,
Flarence ID. third, time 2:1S.
This is the last day of the extra
races. The regular spring meeting OF
the jocky club begins the thirty-iirst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
MINEOLA.
Arrival and Burial of the Remains
of Representative Adams.

special to the Gazette
Mineola, March 1.-THE remains
OF Captain A. l.. ADAM, representa-
tive from this district arrived by spe-
clal car from Austin this a. IN. at 6:3O.
The body was in charge of a special
committee composed of Representa-
yves Harrison and Hearne ofthe prcs-
ent legislature and viii Lambert
clerk of the house. This COMMITTEES
was Joined by special committee
from this place consisting OF Rev. Mr..
Bolton, w. M. Giles, b. b. Hart
X. n. Stafford, A. III. Houston
w. f. Gordon, j. c. Bayne. w. TO-
Wigley andJ. S. Harris who accom-.
panied the body to Hawkins, the home
OF deceased where they were met bv
committee in waiting, composed of X
r, Humphrey, w. b. Pruitt and H.
II. Byrd. The remains was taken
from the special car which was heavily
draped in mourning, to the residence
OF the deceased followed bv large
concourse of friends. The funeral SER
wees We're conducted by Rev. Mr..
Allen of Marshall and Rev. Mr.. Bolton
of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
SAN ANTONIO.
Stolen Horses Recovered and a Thief
Arrested-A Glue to the Gang.

Social to the Gazette.
San Antonio, March 17.-Ofiicers
have just succeeded in the recovery of
twenty-one head more of horses stolen
from pastures in southwestern Texas
by organized thieves, and arrested one
OF the thieves named Robertson who
gave away the names of the others
after returning to this city. Officer
Shelley heading the work arrested two
young men, sons of prominent stock
men, who have since divulged gigantic
operations and furnished the names
of the leaders of the gang.
The principal man is q notorious
desperate and thief and will be ar
rested. From fifteen to twenty ar
rests are expected to be made the
coming week. The facts will remain
secret here until Officer Sheely ac-
composites his purposes. The pros
pective arrests include the most dau-
gerous and desperate men that ever
resided in Texas and blood-shed is ex-
pected. Stockmen are deeply inter
ested and offer the officers all encour-
agement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

CHICAGO is away up north, not far
from the land of perpetual snow and
Santa Claus so far removed from
southern influences that it does not
seem possible that evil could exist
there, but the Tribune of that city
says:
This city swarms with the bacteria of so
cial disease. 1t is a carbuncle of corruption.
our municipal administration is the men.
streum through which the parasites of ruin
are propagated. Their alliance with the
thieves. prostitutes, gamblers and inebriate.
makers stimulates the Tester Under their
regime Chicago is becoming every day more
OF physical and moral sewer. We are ruled
by bad men because the wise among US are
not wise enough TO see that the most i'm.
portant thing they can attend to is the pol
tiles mat Is to determine whether or not the
community 10 which they trust their lives
their property, and their children, shall be
ruled by the whisky saloon, the gambling
hell and the bagnio."
Since January LIST, 1881, twenty-six
months, there have been sixty-nine
murders, almost three month, and
only one murderer is punished with
death. Such n statement is astound-
ing; in the south it would Justify ex-
trSme measures of reconstruction, and
possibly call for another amendment
to very badly mutilated constitution
Law, such as prevails in Illinois, is
just one step further on the road to
barbarism than is mob law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

\ strain the land commissioner from
issuing certificates for these lands
az If they were "A part Of the pub
I lie domain, and thus invading the
vested rights and clouding the title Of
the Texas association. The land COM
missioner, on the other hand, main
tains that he Is acting in the line of
his rightful official powers for the
reason that the lands have been rean-
nexed by competent authority to the
public domain, and are therefore under
his exclusive jurisdiction and control.
He appeals from the decision of the
court below on the grounds, first, that
the United States circuit court had no
jurisdiction of the ease because it is in
effect rs If against the state OF Texas;
second, that the colonization contract
of January %, 1874, was void for UNI
constitutionality and for fraud ON the
part Of the president, SAM HoUsToN,
in making it; third, that It is not
proved MERCER and his assoc
iates induced 1856 families to
settle in said colony; fourth, that said
colony contract was forfeited by rea-
son of the failure of MERCER to perform
his covenant Hereunder; fifth, that 1t
was forfeited Ivy subsequent legislation
or constitutional ordinance OF Texas;
sixth, that it WAS cancelled and am
nuiIed by judgment rendered Oc-
tober %, '4s, in n certain suit in Navar
70 county, Tex, styled "a. G. HORROR.
acting governor against c. +. MERCER
and his unknown associates" and
seventh, that the claim of the Texas as
ISOLATION is barred by the statute of
limitations and lapse of time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

FATHER O'MALLEY Of Oshkosh
Wisconsin, comes out in card and
pronouuces the marriage of Senator
FABoR TO NJ rs. McCoURT null and
void, rs Mrs. MCCorRr had living
divorced husband, and under the laws
Of the church could not re-marry. As
the union between the Colorado mill
lionairc and the Oshkosh widow occurred
nearly three weeks ago the card Of the
reverend father will be regarded as a
little subsequent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
DALLAS.
A Politician Joins the Conv,,, !.
Change in Bank 0fsci,l ~

special to the Gazette.
Dallas, March 17.-Docfo, n!
Mckay, a well known local ~
one of the warning wings 81 ihsps 's
lican party and who has bean 4 n <
rant for the Dallas postmaster N !, /
other desirable federal positIors !
months ago assaulted AssIsisnt i,
master Johnson, beating him n \
~. Mckay was twice tried ss5 I,
victed each time, tae n
and costs amounting & n
one hundred dollars. NJ
called to. day for a settlenIess /. \
the court he would not pav d MAJ
three cents, whereupon he wss \
cerated in.the county Jail andtossI
south bound train bore hin, /
county poor farm, twelve nils
the city where he will Join he N
gang and work the fine outatd.
of fifty cents per day.
A considerable change took III
day in the management
Exchange Bank one of the hi,
financial institutions of the ii
which it becomes probable tie Il
est bank in Texas, a majority
stock being transferred to ".
Hughes, of st. Louis andI
simpson, of Weatherfcrd, MS
italists and cattle kings. The 4
ing are officers: w. L. HugA
ident, w. II. CASTOR, vicep
John n. Simpson, cashier.
rectors are Jno. n.
w. f. Hughes, J. w.
w. III. CASTOR, M. Harold, gu
nells. Frank Ervay, TIL. Maa1
w. III. Thomas.
The headquarters Of the Cola
Cattle Company, Of which Mta
Is president and Mr.. Simpsol
manager, now located at y
will be removed to Dallas.
Louden's gun store was burz
last night of considerable F
The officers to-day arrested JIM
negro and recovered pt
property. Cloud is in jail.
A. b. Rust who a few days y
fined seven hundred and fiay'
for beating his wife was denlasi
trial. He thinks the tax was .
too high and caIfle
ease to the
court. He gave q seventeen w
dollar recognizance bond tcdE
Elliott Dotson, the alleged u
counterfeiter, was lodged N " I,
Jail to-day TO await trial aW
term of the federal court at 'm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

THE Chicago Times has a very cor
rect idea of that national nuisance the
Indian Territory. 1t says, the "In-
dian Territory Is one of The best ag,i-
cultural provinces in America. 1t is
II region nearly $50 miles wide and 800
miles long, having, that is, an area of
10000 square milesa province larger
than Illinois, larger than New York
larger than al New England and in
its agricultural capabilities equal to
Illinois. Yet all that vast region of
unsurpassed fertility and beauty is
given over to the occupancy of thirty
thousand barbarians, who, with the
efficient aid of the American govern
ment, are enabled to maintain therein
the fundamental condition of the life
of barbarism, the tribal relation. 1t
Is policy of government that might
only invite derision and ridicule. if il
did not combine with the ridiculous
the manifest wrong which appears
when a government of civilization en-
ploys its powers 10 uphold and per-
petuate upon Its own dominion mo-
nopoly of barbarism. Exactly this is
what the American government is do
ing In the Indian Territory II has
granted that great and magnificent do.
main to number of companies of
barbarians, IND is giving them its as
sistance, at vast public cost, not to pos
sess and enjoy It rs civilized men, but
to monopolize it for perpetual estab-
lishment of barbarism in the midst of
civilization. In this aspect of 1t, the
policy of the American government
IN relation TO that part Of our national
domain Is worse than ridiculous, il is
an otlense 10 civilization, and in
viles not only derision but emphatic
condemnation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
LOCAL OPTION.

,eciai to the.Csazettc.
valley Mills, March 1.-THE county
prohibition election passed off ouietlyy
az tlis precinct, no disturbances and =
light vote polled. Very little Interest
was manifested. This box polled only
eeiigh.y-lwo votes; twenty-six for prohi-
oi'ion aud fiity-six against it.
Special 70 Gazette.
crawford, March l7.-At an election
neld IN this place to-day, local option
Was carried by vote of SO Ia ~
Ihere was considerable excitement
manifested, the town being crowded
Win men from the surroundinp
country all day. '''i'''ns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

ARGUMENT in the the case of w. G,
WALSH, land commissioner OF Texas,
against WILLIAM Preston was con-
cluded IN the supreme court at Wash
ington on "Wednesday last. This is a
suit which involves the title to nearly
5000 square miles ofland within the
limits OF what is known as MERGERS
colony" situated between the present
city of Dallas aud the Indian Territory
and the headwaters of the Trinity riv-
er. WILLIAM PRESTON, appellee, who
represents The joint stock company
known as %The Texas Association, p
claims the lands in controversy under
contract made in lSii, between the re-
public of Texas and one CHARLES
FRsroN MERCER, and he seeks TO re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Not Settled.

Springfield, H., March 1.-THE
trouble between the Springfield Iron
Company and the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers
in this city, which is supposed to have
been settled yesterday has again been
renewed. When the men went ia
work this morning it was found there
was misunderstanding about the
terms of settlement of the difficulty
and they refused to go to work. The
situation at this time is the same as
before the negotiations were entered
into yesterday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
GEORGETOWN.
Tax Levied for a City Hall-Mr
Bacon's Condition.

Special TO the Gazette.
Georgetown, March 17.-At a meet
ing OF the city council last night a
special tax was levied and bonds to
the amount of five thousand dollars
were directed to be issued for the pur-
pose OF building a city hall and truck
house, etc. 1T is to be forty feet wide
ana ninety feet long. The first story
VIII be used for store and offices, also
lor truck house. The second story
Tor public hall for all kinds of enter
tainments. An architect will be
employed to draw the plans.
In Yesterdays special in regard to
Mr.. Baco, it should have read "was
taken to the Station House," Mr.. Ba-
cons condition is improved slightly
since Yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Floods.

Memphis, March ls aIghl h
night marks ! decline (
inches on the guage,,s ! y :. events.
banks are eyerywheI,s,l socr
and the overflow VINO. va, q Is
bered aTong the in D, sIsips =
Bottom lands are ,s,sr. e
drained of the q w~,nessis
feeling Of bouyancs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Waiting Their Share.

Reading, Pa, Marca l7.-Forty per,
sons holding certificates of indebted
ness TO the amount of SLY 900 for ma.
teriai and labor in the construction OF
the Schuylkill 4 Leigh railroad
gave notice they will bring suit against
the Philadelphia & Reading for the
recovery of that amount. The Scbuvl-
XIII q Leigh road is thirty miles long
ana Is controlled by the Reading. Hoi.
aers OF certificates never realized any,
thing on their claims.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Graziny Lands for Sale.

In Montague county, 1900 acres OF
which 1000 acres lie within from two
to six miles, and the remainder with
in fifteen miles of the city of Mon
tague, Also, In the following coun-
ties, viz: Archer, l,2S0 acres, Cole
man 80, Denton 500, Jack Gao,
Parker 420, Stonewall $40 and Wise
l,i2O. For particulars enquire OF Mrs
A. II. Ives, care of j. b. Donaho
Clarksville, Red River county. Texas
Lift
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
A Deficiency.

Little Rock, March l5,-To-day the
legislative committee appointed to in
Nestigate the accounts of estate and
lahd commissioners ID. w Lear reported
a dehclency of $ll, 800. The house
passeu concurrent resolution in
structing the attorney general 10 sue
Lear and his sureties. He served two
terms ana retired in June.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Grazing-Farm Lands For Sale

200 section in solid body.
1915 section In solid body.
POO section alternates.
$50 sections solid body and well
watered, extra fine for grazing.
VIII assure enhancement on present
price.
1000 horses, American stock, at q
special bargain, delivered in Wichita
county.
MILLER, TEMpLEToN & Co.,
3-2-3m Wichita Falls, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
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BRANCH OFFICES.

me sock JOURNAL Pun fsHING Con-
PAsY hare ostdbftshcd Branch llGlces for Or.
tespOndeHcc and ue receipt Of ddperflsentenr
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

THERR will be between forty and
iifty contested election cases for the
Forty-eighth congress to settle, Con-
gress should start out by adopting q
resolution that but one of the claim.
ants should receive pay. That would
dispose of about nine-ten,hs at the
outset and save the Taxpayers about
half a million dollars,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

Mkt to the commissioner of insur-
ance statistics and history, the fish
commissioners Is the most useless APP
pendage of the state government. II
is Identifying the position too much 10
make a fuss about what man fills il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
The Old Board.

Philadelphia, March 1.-THE COM
mittee OF bondholders to nominate a
ucket FOR directors of the Pennsylvania
central railroad TO be voted for n week
of the board. i'e''ioeis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Coming Home.

Harye, March l7.-Among the pas,
sehgers by the steamer Westphalia
which sailed for New York to-day are
Lieutenant Hunt, of the Jeannette
search party, and Sailors Manson
Leach, Bartlett and Lanterbach of the
Jeannette's crew. VI ''le
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

THE Waco E,rdDiiaor bewaiIs the
fact that the best census taken by the
local authorities, shows decrease in
the population of the city since 1850, o
80 souls. There must be mistake
somewhere. Waco is certainly on the
M rrado
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
CORSICANA
Beneficial Changes in TIE
Schedule Notes

Special to the Gazette. a. 4
Corsicana, March l7.-'ihep:: !,
ule of the Central road wnEI
effect on the 25th instant, W u
the south-bound train here y Il,
M: instead of eleven. NO vi w
terial changes with the esrs y
the putting on of an ac v
train from here to Dehlsr 81
three passenger trains ea ,sl, !"
between here and that plaT; q, Il
Owing to a freight u ''';Is 4
jumped the track ten nu as.t,!
of this place, both evening
trains will be delayed. aea
Cotton receipts TO da1s .sns.
the compress has handed a, ~
Lieut.. Gov. Martin is Pew ~ dsls|
and expects to resume ~
the capital in a few days, fo,,,is..s||
The Madison SouaIe ~ sss IA
billed to play "Hazel h'''
the 26th inst.
- 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

The secretary OF the plttsb urg Iron
Association intlmates that the consti-
tutionality of the new tariff bill will
soon be tried in the courts. The point
TO he litigated is the right of the SEN
ate to originate revenue measures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

THE Hdtesmoa will have to get the
facts down iine' before 1t succeeds
in convincing the people of Texas that
there is anything wrong with the Gus.
todian Of the states cash balance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
FOrgers.

;, philadelphia, March l7.-HoImes r
heily of Philadelphia, and James
howard of New York CITY. were ar
rested to-day for being concerned in
issuing $4,000 of forged bonds of the
Albany y Susquehanna Railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

TuE Austin statesman traced cor
respondent of the San Antonio Express
into the executive office at Austin. If
Governor IRELAND did not endorse
the communication he should let the
people of Texas know 1t by obtaining
"A new executives clerk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

West Gulf States.-partly cloudy weather
with local rains variable winds, stationary,
or higher temperature and stationary or
lower pressure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

BURGLARY and robbery have be-
come 80 frequent in Washington City
that the citizens have organized for
its suppression.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Amicably Adjusted.

atlanta, Ca, March 1.-THE diff
ey between Col. NJ. Il. Thornton
nna - n. Norwood was amicabiy adj.
lusted to-day. They deny that nistoIs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
To Local Agents.

Al orders for subscription must be
accompanied by tic money. Other
wisc, no attention is pail to such
Ortfers.