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The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-18

bonds to the city with two sufficient
sureties to be approved by the Council in
the penal sum of two thousand dollars,
and Re shall receive such salary as the
Council may fix, and in addition thereto
the same fees for like services as are al
lowed by the laws Of the Territory to
constables, except in cases where judg-
ment is rendered against the city.
Sec. IA. All policemen or night-watch-
men appointed permanently by the City
Council, shall give bond to the city with
sureties to be approved by the Council,
in the penal sum of one thousand dollars.
SEC. Is. There shall be Street Com
missioner appointed by the Council, who
shall have the supervision Of all streets,
alleys and sidewalks in the city, and su-
perintend and direct, under the city ordi-
nances or orders of the City Council, the
cleaning, repairing and construction ofthe
same. He shall make out a list OF all
persons liable to labor on the streets and
alleys, in book to be provided by the
City Council for that purpose, and when
any person shall perform such labor, the
words "paid by labor" shall be entered
on such list opposite the name Of such
person; and whenever any money shall
be paid in lieu of labor, the words paid
iu money" shall be so entered, and all
moneys received by him to the use ofthe
city, shall be Immediately paid to the
City Treasurer.
SEC. 16. The Street Commissioner
shall give bonds to the city with two
sufficient sureties, to be approved by the
City Council, in the sum Of one thousand
dollars and shall receive as compensation
at the rate of three dollars per day Of ten
hours actually employed.
SEC. II. All officers Of the City Gov.
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-18
S. w. LANGHoRNE, Editor.
TERMS

THE CHRONICLE is delivered In Boze-
man at 50 cents per month or $500 per year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
PERSONAL.

NJ. Il. Ozee of Bethel is of the Grand
Central.
&. G. Curtis Of Kansas City is at the
Lindell.
j. II. Ryburn of san Angela is at
the Mansion.
CSC. ;. Eaton OF Galveston is ut the
Grand Central.
p. j. Norwood of Kaufman is putting
up AT the Lindell.
w. IL. Whiteside of Kansas City was
in to" II yesterday.
r b. Oglcsbee of Nashville was at
Lindell last night.
II. p. Wisemun OF Bolton is register
ed at the Mansion.
@. X. Lowell of Galveston is putting
up at the Mansion.
j. w. We'll of st. Louis was at the
Iindeli yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Boy of Hot Springs is
at the Clark house.
a. B. carp of Dido stopped yester-
day at the Mansion.
Jesse Good has gone to l<iowa, in
the Indian Territory.
i. L. Palmer of Corsicana is stopping
at the Grand Central.
j. A. farmer of San Antonio was at
the Mansion yesterday.
w. l.. Wright of Dallas was nj the
Grand Central yesterday.
II. a. Cunningham, of St. Louis is
stopping ut the Mansion.
w. b. Sosson of Leavenworth was
at the Mansion yesterday.
S. L. Hayden and c. p. Harrison of
Aurora are ut the Mansion.
J. w. Buiiord of Mobeetie stopped at
the Grand Central lat night.
A. Carman and amily of San Jose
are registered mt the Lindell.
A. NJ. Morrison of Chicago was ut
the Grand Central last night.
James Bibee of Walnut Springs was
II guest at the Mansion last night
Mr.. Hickman and family OF Henri
eta were al the Lindeil yesterday.
II. A. Foster and G. l.: Noble of
Boston are stopping at The Lindeu'
II. j. Youngblood and John II. Nc
Ctacken of Chico are at the Lindell.
w. b. Wells, one of the lessees Of the
Hotel Pickwick, has gone TO 81. Louis.
]. w. Golson and wife of Wichita
Fails were at the Mansion yesterday
w. 7. Mcclellan of Cleburnc reg
/ istered ut the Grand Central last
ii. w. Marshall OF Meridian, district
clerk OF BOsque county, is in the city
accompanied by his wife. -,
We regret to learn Of the serious III
ness of Mrs. }. NJ. White, wife OF j.
NJ. White, Jr.. of the Tennessee store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
THE JONES FAMILY.
How uairpin Made Trouble Tor MIR,
Jones.


Jones.
Detroit Free pps',
"Jeptha, what Is this ~ ask ed Mrs.
Jones suddenly confronting that gen-
tenan "a he sat reading
"rhal Is n hairpin,p answered Jones
quietly, apparently absorbed In his
hook.
"Is it. indeed :" retoted Mrs, Jones,
"and not one of mine, either a
twisted huirpn. May ask what has
ha,omc OF the rest OF The woman"'
"Mnrla,r exclaimed Jones, looking
up with The fcnrlcssncss of conscious
guilt, "why these unnecessary aud
disagroeable questions? What Oh
earth IS that hnirpin to mc"N
"Thnt is Just what ! would like TO
know What am trying 20 iind out, =
said hIs wife, turning white around
the mouth and leaning family against
the nautel.
"Where did you lind it9' naked
Jones. looking rs II il were Il Calling
gun directed toward him.
IL f-f Found II in your ovcrcoat
pocket sobbed Mrs. Jones, that's
where!N
Then you put IL lhereln suggested
Jones, carrying the war into the enc
my's camp. II don't use hairplns!
What do you suppose ] want OF the
thing aud he assumed an obetingteiy
yirtuous look that might have deceived
even woman. But IL didu deceive
Mrs. Jones, who suddenly changed
her tactics
"Joptbe,n Che said, in a soft, persnn-
slye, seal-skin cloak tone, III you
ever loved me In the s-s-weet days
thnt are past--if--if--yon have the
least regard for me now, tell me-tcli
me where you got that hairplnl
She could not have chosen more
forcible way Of appealing 70 his feel
ing. The wretched man twined his
6ngers In his gray hair, dug his toes
into the Ann terdnm rug, and grtted
his teeth as he nervcd himself Ia tell
the truth, The whole truth and Dothing
hut the tru,h-'s' help me M'riap
He began with his eyes cast down,
and I'm low troubled voice, that
trembled with canned and condensed
misery.
EFT was only Yesterday he said,
II cling us IL II might have beel cen
tury bel, re; II Ind been TO the restau-
rant"
"Oh oh OH you told ms yop
never ate mouihfnl all day. inter
rupted Mrs. Jones. :.
to collect Il bill owing me-"
continued Jones Ia hollow speech,
..aud as | came out 1 Haw soinethluR
eIitterlng on the walk. ] thought OF
what my good m-in-nlother had told
me years before
n'ro sec q pin and lot II lie,
lou'l come 20 want before you hie'
Tosse n pin ana PICK II bp,
Youil b. sure 10 hive goVn iueF.
"siaria, I had noAth ught OF evil
when | stopped down 10 pick up The
pin, M | supposed, but II waS That
I miserable halrpin. wasn't ~,
! Authony?--and 1 picked II nP-s
thing any man might do with perfect
impunlly.p
lis t6at aII?p asked Mrs. Jones,
calmly.
"Tlia. Is all, !" asserted Jones, with a
( truthful smile.
,tpheD whore did this blonde hair
come from" Inquired his wife, hold
ing Il NJ for his inspection. "Did you
find this on the sidewalk
Then jones realized that the way 81
the traugfessor is hard. aud he
owned up, and really did tell the
truth, how that he stepped into q
dry goods ore on the avenue to gel
a pair OF new kid gloves how pretty
pirl hatiuned them for him with Q
hair-pin; how she gave II 10 him be
cause IL was more convenient ilan I
gloye-butoner. and that he hoped u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
Poverty and Protection.

Mr. GIfleD. M eminent authority on
the enbj,ct of the London poor, while
not dlsputing the assertions OF "A re-
cent pamphlet, shows that the condi'
ton vi the workman aud the poor 10
VASTLY better now than IL was ia the
last generation. Nobody has under
taken 10 nDswer him and the con-
collation. Is that, bad rs aiiairs ARE.
they have been worse Ia the past md
are now improving. II u now little
more than one generation sipce free.
trade was substituted for protection ia
England. According 10 these stats
tics, aud the argument Of protection.
ists' therefore, free-trada has resulted
In improving the conditioned the poor,
which was more AFFECT under pIotcc-
ton than II Is now In New York.
on the contrary, tile condition of the
poor under protection IL worse than II
was under the light tariff OF II quarter
Of q century ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

the Peace Allen aud Notary Pablic ]
NJ. postcn, before whom the dying
declaration is made The confession
was to the effect that the charge pre-
ferrcd against Robert Peacock was
false; that IL was trumped up 10y her
self and Peacock's wife, who was any
ious 60 secure his property; that she
tdeponentl had Tor two years been
criIninally Intimate with Peacock and
Mrs. Peacock was cogni1ant OF the a-
fair; that Mrs. Peacock suggested
60 her the poi 60 got her hus-
band out of the way In order
that She might secure his property,
and that she deponcnll was TO receive
$500 as her reward. The woman states
under On II that She injured her child
to give 10 the appearance of having
been violated. aud taught her the les
son she was to repeat IN court.
After several hours hunting. y
Chronicle reporter discovered n man
who knew tho whereabouts OF Mrs.
Peacock, and, following bis directions,
the reporter found the woman IN n
dirty howell al the foot of Madison
street, living apparently alone. She
stated that she had heard that thn case
of her husband was TO he brought out
again. size denied AL knowledge of
the alleged conspiracy, aud stated that
tho statement made hy Mrs. Martin
was au infamous liz. She stated that
she was aware of the Intimacy OF
her husband with Mrs Mar
tin, who lived n few doors
from them on the same street,
and states that u man named Whi,locls
was also Intimate with her al the same
time When her husband was con
victcd, she states that he decided his
property TO her, nj the same time tell
Ing her that he was moi guilty of the
crime with which he was charged
She subsequently sold the property To-
$500, when she squaadered away N
! whisky
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
A WILD MAN.
a New dorsey Man WI, Neither ra,s nor
Drlnks.
Now York Morlal


New Yoik World
"rhat poor fellow hasn't tasted food
or drink of amy sort in thirteen days,
said superintendent ltroloman OF
the BulIvville N. Jl alms.house, yes
terduy Afternoon, ard yet ho appears
10 be growing stronger"
a queer-looking man, short and
squat, with pale i0ce aud great dark
eyes, bushy whiskcis and shaggy hair
wgs lying on the unexpected ilour oi
little room In the almshuuse'
while the superintendent was spoak-
ing. Slowly and with effort tho man
raised himself TO u sitting posture, and
then hy the use of his hands pushed
himself ncross the floor TO n window,
dragging his powerless legs after him.
Upon his head rested u cloth satnrnt,d
with icc-watcr, which was dripping
down his checks and falling ON hls
bosom. a cold and frosty WIND blew
through the two open windows. me
strange man chuckicd and calculator
when the wlud blew iitrcest and cold
est His language reseluhlud the JAZZ.
bering of u monkey. An attendant
! offered the poor wretch II glass OF nlllk,
n cup ct coilre and two eglys, urging
] itiUl w WV NIA hlihhF AfA' t'ff'''
moved the attendant away and
! gruwlcd In anger.
Several months ago, said the su.
| much alarm In Franklin township,
which pdioins llellevlllo township,
| lie was seen Ia the woods 10y
different persons, and his strange
appearance gave rise 10 TIC
story that he was n wild
man. Finally he was cnpturei and
brought hitber.n
| ellie VA, given warm drink nnd sub
sianlla, food. the superintendent
went on 10 say, "pnd for several weeks
he ate heartily. Physlcirps tried to
give strength to his helpless lcgs, but
they failed In his pocket wns found
II paper written In a strange KIND o'
| Polish or Russian langunge--h mixture
OF both, perhaps, and the paper was u
passport. BY II was learned that the
mpn)s namo was John NOss, hut we do
not know whence he came or where
ne belongs. In the hope oil cur
| ing him the authorities re-
moved him 10 ST. Minhaels Hos
pitnl, Newark, where skiIl.
iul physicians and surgeons examined
| him in vain and pronounced nm IN
durable. Ever since that he has re-
fused To have "A fire IN tie stove or
lnmp IN the room. His windows must
be open day and night, and lIc u only
nappy when the wind blows, lie ni''
pears 20 be stronger since he quit eat
ing and drinking. IL was lust thirteen
DAYS since ho positively refused to ei,'
or drink. lie sleeps sonndly mud his
legs nre recovering strength. A week
ngo he could not use them at all
! Physicians me puzzled about his all
nenl. He docs not appear to DC para
! ISzed, and yet his legs ARE powerless
Nobody has yet come here who cal
understand bis speech
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
A SUNDAY BLAZE.
The Town of Dubois, Pa, Laid in Ashes
Losses and Losers.

pittsburg. Pc, December 49, - a
Dubpis. Pa. dispatch says this morning
flames were discovered on the second
floor of tie American house. Inc hre
dsnsrtment was promptly ON hand,
nlt the engines used to pump the
water supply were idle, and before n
stream was raised the fire had gained
such control that nothing snort
of n miracle il was thought could save
tbe town from utter destruction. me
buildings were mostly of wood, ana
in a short lime the fire spread through
Eard,s drug store and gained Roadway
to the postoilice building, ny VIZ
| time the hose company hau supp.9
of water, but so feeble mat iit'lc ose ~
ton was done. The llanes sprSaa rap,
idly, and every person ior nan " uont da,
SQUARES hastily loaded lhe soous
on trucks and cnrted NE, rheii
without the borough limits lneae
seemed to be an utter lack oil coiiil-
dence in the fire department, ahu y
rsigu of terror prevailed. Ing VIM
soon changed, and the builuiISs on
oprosile side of the street loon iiie.
The brick block Of d., u. Coroe.'
stoppeti the progress OF the llaiiles pn
fhe west side of the street, Dut Oh l'ie
onuosjte side the frame buildings VI
flred nothing but fuel 10 me iau,es'
Tie fire ragged until late tins ailerhoon,
when the American Express
! building was reacneu' ,n,
rs there were no Wi!''aei IN
buildings, the firemen succeeded ,d III
checking The progress OF me nal art,,
not however, before s'o.Uoo III piop ra y,
was DESTROYED. Losses reportd are as
follows: American house, j, NJ. era,
dn mrop,ietor, total s. oOo, insurance nee
~ , Ia Ford 4: Co., druggists, s0,oOo'
Insurance 81, go; John Morgan, con aSn
fac,inner building and stock, s5S'W "
no insurance: Geo. d. Hall, tooace
s nv billiaId room aud barber sbop
| 81 600 insurance 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
q. Janus dlasclle


The Berlin polic authorities posse,s
m almost complete collection OF
photographs of living German muir
derers, f6rger9, thieves, bignnIsls and
criminals generally, aud ionnd II so
useful that they have now decided {,
make collection of photographs Of
the sGoundrels of other Countries.
They have therefore communicated
with the detective Department NJ Scot.
land Yard, The Central police
Office IN New York. and
the bureau OF police la Paris,
aud have begged 10 be favored with
tie Likeness OF nii persons who shall
henccforward bo convicted OF serious
crimes IN England, the lgniled states
and France. yEey have also asked 10
be supplied With information as 10 the
aliases. handwriting add physical
characteristics Of every criminal, and
have offered IN return 10 send photo.
graphs and descriptions Of the emu
yieiH az Germany. An International
portrait galley OF tliis Kind would be
Of considerable nse and not wholly de-
void Of Interest 70 nnthrnpologists ana
phrenoloplsis--if any Of the latter are
left nowadays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
A pEAIn-GFD CONFESSION.
a PIot that Sent an Innocsni Sian
Prison Revealed.
lsan Francisco cllronieleI

Prison ItfsAhp'
tsan Francisco Cbroniele.l
terrible crime has been brought To
light In Alameda county through lne
death. bed repentance ana cohIesSioli
of 0nc of the conspirators, now az me
infirmary Of Alameda county: ~ the
month Of July, 1880, one Robert Pea,
cork was arrested upon o charge OF
felonIously assaulting q little gifl
named Edith Martin. Tho
o.se was tried before
JUDGE Greene in department No. OF
the superIor court OF Alameda county.
The principal witnesses were MIS-.
Mary Martin, mother of the child, the
child herself, and the medical experts,
10 proye that the CHILD Ind been MS
satiIted. The testimony appeared con-
cIusiye and Peacock was found gum y
and sontenced 10 fourteen year, nm
nrjsonment ia Sun Quentin, where ne
now h. Peacock had always been re-
oarded as harmless sort OF indlvlduni,
uud nj one lime was prominently con
nected with the WorSingnlai pirty
on this state. Immediately aiier P.a-
cocks conviction, AIrs. Peacock d.
nupcared, taking her daughter WIN
her mad the affair was forgotten.
Not long ago Mrs. Martin became nn
inmate OF the Alameda county inhrrI-
nry. Sick and IN poverty she sought
relief all the last resort 40 lie ana was
taken 10 ana kindly cared for. Hei
sickness began 10 grow upon her nnd
SHE soon began to realize that her ne
would be bat Of short duration. on
"Wednesday afternoon, believing her.
self 10 be then dyiag, Mrs. Martin Sent
for DR.. Bufdlck. the superintendent
aud stated to him that she wished u
make a confession to him under oath
and do what she could 10 make amends
for great injury she had worked UP
on an innocent party. Arcofu
ingly Dr. Burdick sent for Justice o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
In BRIEF.

atAei.
tower is being erected
nerof Eleventh streets.
pos's are already raised.
+ were iilled yesterday
All the fashionables
wing the splendid drive
ur new streets.
ere has been a big boom
luring the current year,
and contractors say that
q done in that line next
ayier,
land says he has not yet
he viii give the benefit
but it will be soon.
tes. He thinks of rent
house for the purpose.
the tramps continues.
asoh arrested two near
oon yesterday, and was
iree more when seen by
NC new s-gatherer last
goat breeder, Mr.. =. II.
ped two hundred of the
'eora goats to his large
county. lie Is known
OF the most extensive
nis domestic animal IN
u .. w. Crawford of The
o'hpsny is interested in
70 Of the GAZETTE has
NE fact that the corset
seaient OF AIessrs. Tay-
y hrned upside down.
uue 10 any mistake Of
IN, hut arose from the
,i.hlan Is a single man,
iehee in the dry goods
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
A SAD CASE.
A Young Woman Deceived and Left
penniless Among Strangers.
A Fort Worth Drummer Charged With
The Shameful Deed.
Icor llcana Journal

lN"'''N'N''H' ''N''A'''''i
A few days ago, in company with
DIR. J. a. Spnthworth, we drove ont to
the residence of Mrs. Majors in East
Corsicana, where we interviewed n
pitiable obiect--a young mother with
her first born, She was comfortably
situated, but appeared TO be in great
distress.
She is a blonde. of about nineteen
summers, with timid and innocent
app earaucc- contlding and loving in
her nature.
oup INTERVIEW.
,,,,,o,, dia ~, o,ri,o Ia Mo oit,o
a., h,,',,'s, -
vi, IN hus ...s', ,..,, ,,o,oa
w .", - ,S,nSer No solicitation
~ came hsfs unuer 'nG ne sn!'Ji ,,.n,',a
y, hili i',a.e ,,,i "" W. ~ ,no -
come he W"n.H 'I,Sc c' IS " LII. III ,o,
Who 'His W. A., i- ,'o,, Az. SWu
spean W. """ "he'0 Wv y v" i'''' ''''"
h',I; .,.o 80, 1ro,,,odist ,,ro,ch.
He IS the son o. meo,.ou iss, ''1C ,n,
CT, uilu u VI iA.Ii ~ pto Naii.si,
"c,,ua mh,S, WIZ i I'm ~ A''''"s'
is oi'iaS your ioi'ie'
~ ~ ,,, ,,,,oa l., p,,,os
HOW ionS ilaNe nou ny" IVA i''''' .
ana VINO az WV me- n',, man No, s;,oo I
Il have iived u, Ba. !. ever sine SHY, ~, !
was u ilt,'v ~ '''''' ny N''
Mrs. Cartel 81 ,,.on,s .. ro,o,ivoso
have yGu no ! parents III 81 sG,,nIS and
ny iaenS , ",e1 ~ 49, AMI n,nr.
my mother moved 10 leAs alu nun ",
RED DE- Fuiier, VINO - now lnihs Ia
Di'las. fone urea auuuI Nv 49, IL as" y
j nave out one re'atiHe, anu ', G 80 .
vile" ~, r.,,,. pos,o,,,r, cold
on SLY wa. nv. NJ, v,n,,id INK
,'oyo Of vm ITudpr what Obligation
t a. "a s 40
N ~. ~ w sy,,n,,od ma ur,ler promise OF
marringe.u
Ua,v lony hnya Won known him?
lI huou ,,, wv ;y eS' ha intimately nc
.,ni,,toj ,Y;,b vnuo
qu .tT, t,, III" an mo about lively,
,,,i,, ',
''S AZ wh.t ,loce did Won nut I'm wher
On came To- This place?
gu o a.l ;" ND If tle NoIlov house
~ ,ii IA a." III, ro',;a,er vour nance
nAs Mr Johnson "
( WV, :, ,,onr rnni nance
4tNTinptp Rowan "
J MA NJ S,s,erIiny meet Won al tn,
,,a ~ -ii
''o ~, d,dr
! How LONG did Won stay at the MolloN
,,a iioS 'o''s ''' w '''''
tThev made me leave that nigh
os,,,. a,ysi,iin" in ,he morning. and tn,
" ~ 81" ,tnrm riS Mr. Fasterling mad
m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, t'o for my lizard at tbi
n 'iaan > S''' 40 "
pia mii l., oyar visit Won nj this place
~ III ~ ,.,, usI 70 se. me only once
49,, VI 80 ha nowp
. w heie - ,'n nn IL" Ia a.. Fort Worth.u
n iiiS ~ ~, ,,,n that he was gong {,
D.o he 'e'' you '''"' "
iea .lyfa d,an,t fan me ANYTHING abou
:. y ne o'u" va ~
gove Won any friends IN Dallas tina
n nv "a, on auy assia,oncro
WIZ rehecr yoI ASST pr Fnller. wrot,
MY s'gp , ~, n,,ne there and pros
TO me y ! Mou,a a wnnld tale care o
ecule fi"hh' He "o'
me. o.oroI Ie,ter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
] Opera Germany

eIa company will appear
be opera house in THE
lient, y aud tomorrow
Din Van NViukle." This
beds no recommendation,
lerits are too well known
. loYer &C the opera can
10 be present, as no such
be presented again during
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
salcIde OF John iIazelwood.

sweetwater December all, lo'- rom
rohn Hagelwood, formerly ,a ,ro.,
Balld, ~, ana eowman, was buried here 70 7
n al,sroa .Ye He died by his own han q;
yes teIins twenty-five cents worth ., 81
ny laS ,,as w EIi,aucial and domestic
tpo,, bles Is supposed to be the eau'e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
THE CHESS CHARLTON.
Dr. Inksrtori, Chess Champion Of tho
world. Ia Play a Dame wiii, the
Emperor OF China.

Baltimore. December Il. DR.. j. II.
Iuker,urt, the chess clnnil on OF tho
world. bHs arrived In baltimore. In
an interview he gives the following
programme Uf his future move
ineiiis; He win leave next Wednes-
day for Washington 10 spend i
week, thence 10 Cincinnati. louisville.
81. Iouis, Chicago, Buiiil,o and New
York. Returning 20 Buffalo. Canada
and San Francisco. He VIII play
srries 81 games 10 AL these citifH. after
which he VII visit Cuba. on his way
home be viii goby way of China, atop
ping short lime In Hong Kong liy
Invitation of the emperor, whom he
las met, 20 play him several ganies u
games. The champion says his mai
esty ~ a very expert player, but neIr
yons and irritable, and WANTS tie
whole earth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
Family Fright.

| earning about half-past
| Mr.. Mcbride, VINO lives
/ ,raatherford street, was
ANN his sleep by n loud
iI'apmped up aid hearing n
sm ' room, took n lamp
y uJ He found u drunken
" y, ,he dining table, and
|' " had been piled up on
mas Of fragments Gu the
nan had come in during
I,st how long he bad been
N Known. Mr.. Mcbride
the fellow 10
I'M refused TO so,
IN into the room where
were sleeping and laid
aopr Officer Nelly WIS
i1toOk him under his pro-
Nm they started away he
MN ii he was in Bolton,
ne had heard that the
Worth were petty fresh, "
Nj he could down him.
be made n pass ut the
was checknnted. he
n attempt 10 get away
INA. He said when near
that he lived in Beltos,
there and came 10 Fort
IA, that he hal been
cher Jail in the
Erned he would go into
M his name rs Mack
.AAs Mack Duff. If he
{pAMse of Mr.. Mcbride
4 ansAing to turn up, he
u M object. He will
Ire oppoi tuuity,, while
kiAe city, 10 study more
se philosophy of life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
[Rnnyan y Co.

ID, Texas, will deliver trees
ry ordered, ON Saturday
", Dee. 18th and 18th.
can be found one door
le Texas Il Pacific office.
on band.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
s.In or a.Yenr-O!d Beeycs.

On last saturday II. q. bea n a,o i.
Baylog. sold in this city u. 'hoiee
lins ana Mr. East, 800 ht.n W hsad
3-year.old beef steers AT 20 ~, Eort
/ He had intended holding n Im
WORTH Continental Mica. I ,Sn ia5aye
hut receiving the offer rom ILL III WEI" we're
p mar accepted 1t. The catI'e VII" ,he
weak aud will prove proiitapie y M