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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
MINEOLA.

7 special 10 the Gazette.
Mineola, March S.-A fire occnrroJ
mere about 800 this morning. consutn
ing a livery stable occupied by ri s
GGogourn, building owned by M
iSoongood; Monitor building ipclud,
ing everything in the Monif0,'s otSic,
ana mayors office, building owned by
~. Z. Williams, editor and pronrietG,
Oh ,he Monitor; J. 4. Bruee,s nhoto.
graph gallery, building owned bv 4
!. ration small frame buiidinT
owned by J. ii. Newsom. The loaaass
are about as follows; ''9''s
= IA. >. Cogbnrn $500. no insurance.
iBSo,.op,ngood, $3.50, insurance SOD, NJ u q
Williams, printing material and
building, 200 Insurance 81 s5o. "nu
I. Bruce, s20e, no Insurance. r.
Graham, $1,000, no insuranca ~
ration 4 Patton, $500, no Ins,,ra nee nee.
J. II. Newson, $500. ~ '"s'is''ice'
me citizens are holding mas
meeting tonight for thepurpose Of nett,
t,ioning the city council to ls sneJ ha~ oei
ing. "e" schooi bulid-
Weather clear and pIeasap,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
SAN SABA.
Termination of Long Continued
Law Suit Changed Hands.

Special 10 the Gazette.
San Saba, March S.--The land suit
involving the greatest portion of the
town of San Saba was finally disposed
OF by agreement, judgment being rem
dered in favor of defendants of which
there are thirty-three, they agreeing to
pay all costs of the suit brought by
McBrockenbrough and wife for the
land on which the town of San Saba
IS located. This suit has been on the
docket for more than four years and
has been carried to the
supreme court twice The
citizens have been ANNOYED by this
matter not u little. The subject mat
ter in the case embraces the action of
the county court of Galveston county,
twenty-five years ago.
The San Saba NeWS, the only paper
published in this place, has gone into
new hands. The first issue under its
new management will be this week. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
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DALLAS.
A Civil Rights Trial General Lees
Lecture "A Young Convict.

Special TO the Gazette.
Dallas, March Sc. III. Brewster n
passenger conductor on the Houston
d Texas Central railroad, had a pre-
liminary examination before United
states Commissioners Mccormick to
day, on the charge of violating the
evil rights law by refusing to allow
Jane Badney, colored, passage in a
titst-class coach on tirst-class ticket.
He was placed under 81 ,0G0 bond to APP
pear for trial in the federal court at
Dallas, during the June term.
General titzhugh Lee, nephew of
General Robert Il. Lee, lectured TO a
very large audience tonight in the in
tercst of the Southern Historical So
ciety. His subject was 1.-THE Battle
OF ChancellorvilleO Hundreds of eX-
confederate and eX-union soldiers were
ia the audience and warmly applaud
cd The brilliant efforts of the speaker.
The local military companies acted as
an escort to General Lee.
An officer from Ellis county passed
through the city tonight en- route to
the penitentiary with Charles Merrill
aged ID years, to serve n term of two
years for theft.
Another of the gang of railroad
robbers was captured last night
i'll the act of removing goods
from place of concealment under a
large warehouse He is stranger and
gave his name - William Meyers. He
was jailed. a large amount of miss
ing goods were recovered.
Haverly's Comic Opera Company
rendered merry War" in splendid
style to delighted audience tonight.
The company appear at Fort Worth
on Saturday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.

A visit to the leading
saddle and harness house
OF our city, II. +. Tacka-
bery's, would convince the
most fastidiOus lover of a
fine saddle, or neat har-
ness, or weli-cut lcggins.
that this house still holds
the lead. Having the fin
estdisplay Of good saddles.
leggins, ETC., i'm northwest
Texas, asks Il call from our
many cattlemen. Saddles
can be seen on our racks
from S25 to $50, and will
duplicate any work from
any state. Don't leave our
town without visiting this
Noteworthy house. Raised
stamp work a speciality.
Second door from square.
West WeatherfOrd street.
Fert Worth, Texas. s,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
BRENNAN.
A Murder Trial Continued for Want
of Witnesses.

Special TO the Gazette.
Brenham, March S.-The case of the
state VS.. Harris Hill for murder in the
second degree, was transferred from
fort Bend to this county. At the
September term of the district court
the case was continued by agreement
a an, SCI Tor the first Wednesday in the
from Fort Bend will be brought here
under attachment. The state was
ready for trial, but after some legal
striie continuance was grunted ON
the defendants affidavit that an inn
portant witness was absent. The
crime was committed on Christmas
1877. Defendant was once convicted
lor twenty-five years, but the ease was
lepe!seu ana remanded, Another
continuance farce has been onocted
and the witnesses gone homo dis
gusted. VS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

One elegant residence Or lf'l Il
property, An business part q rs y \
street ears running each siae = III
block good house coitainins "a 4
rooms, plastered throughout a aS 4
pered all in iirst-class order, guy ,s
Hishcd with gas throughout xxx yss,,
tern of water, and the best yam n 4
fruit trees in the city, consisllLn ijl h
pies, peaches, appricots, scll'snS rrsgs
monds, figs, Siberian crapos, "a
twelve varieties, all bearing IV'.a ii
fences all around the lots, sv tbsr q
l6X22. two-stories high, ana o'ns ,lsi
side buildings. Fine shrupcry Rs
is in the city, roses OF all k,h Ne III
Is, one of tlYe best places ~ n rsi
and will be sold furnished =. I'M A
TO suit the customer--ii SOU ' s.1,, q
ply TO The TEXAS iNvhsi
n-u-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

TuE RAILROAD commission bill has
come 60 a halt IN the house on the See
ton embodying the tariif schedule.
Tho GAZETTE ~ not particular about
the cnnses that lead to the defeat Of
This measure, so that It's defeat is SO.
cures Texas Is ON tho high road to
prosperity, with all conditions favor
able, and nothing can check the tide
but suicide. II the representatives of
the people determine to sever the arte-
ries that supply the body polite with
it's Likelihood, We may rs well prepare
for the funeral obsequies OF the enter
prise that Is willing to make Texas
the grandcst state OF the Union. Ev-
cry me,sns known TO parliamentary
tactics should be resorted to TO stran-
glo this bin and prevent It's passage.
IL should be done openly and
boldly. The people will applaud the
action of the true representatives OF
Texas enterprise who interpose OBJ
structions 10 the passage OF this death
giving, capital.cnushing monster
which would II enacted into law, re-
fard the progress OF the state full.
quarter OF n century, II, indeed, IL did
not give IL a check from which II
might never recover Kill IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
TYLER.
Attempted Arson.

Special 70 the Gazette.
Tyler, Texas March S.Early this
morning another attempt was made to
burn the block on the east side of the
public square which is composed, with
one or two exceptions, of wooden
buildings. a man was in the act of
firing one of these when he was fright
ened away by the appearance of a
night Waterman. He was fired at
several times but finally made his es-
cape leaving no clue TO his identity.
A movement is OH foot here to or
game fire company, Such q thing
has never existed in the history of our
CITY,. Its necessity is however recog-
niGed, and will be acted on at once,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

THE work of the forty-seventh con-
gress does not show up very well on
paper. During the entire time ten
thousand six hundred and seventy
bills and Joint resolutions were intro
ducedi IN the two houses, and of these
eight hundred and thirty-two were in
troauced in the house, and three hun.
dred and tlity-seven in the senate dur
ing the session just closed, ABIDE from
the regular appropriation bills,
one hundred and slxty.three
bills aud resolutions passed both
houses and became laws during
this session. The following are the
more important of these:
The tax and tariGbnl Ito reduce the
revenue).
The eivil-servico bill.
The japanese indemnity fund bill.
To provide for new mixed commits
sion in accordance with the treaty OF
April -, 1866, with the Urdted States
OF Venezuela
To modify the postal moncy-order
system and for other purposes.
To re-adjust the salaries OF post.nlas,
tiers.
TO afford assistance and relief TO con.
gress aud the executive departments
in the investigation of claims and dc.
mands against the government.
10 prevent the importation OF adnl-
terated tea.
10 encourage the holding ola worlds
industrial and cotton centennial expo
sition In 1854.
10 amend the act repeating the dis
eliminating duties on goods produced
east of the Cape of Good Hope
Granting the right of way for rail-.
road and telegraph purposes through
Fort Smith reservation, Arkansas.
Joint resolution to ad]udicate the
claims OF tho New York brokers for
refund taxes.
10 print the agricultural reports for
1881 aud 1882.
10 allow Canadian grain TO he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
DIAMONDS
or Purest Ray Serene.

Perfect gems, brilliant and apa
can always be found at G. BurgogSI
- Main street, this gentleman bsss
in stock the most recherche assotn:
OF diamonds ever brought to ID
Worth, set in the latest style Of d
jewelers. art, both solitaire and ciass
This firm has on hand IA large asls
ment of fine gold and silver watehA
as well rs all articles in the jewedl
line. Everything sold is guaranteed
as represented, and low prices aNi
speciality. Call and see the sisa
above mentioned, as well as the lsi
OF hobby ear-drops, rings, studs, pm
lace-pins, etc. Don't forget Inc PIE
&: Burgower, - Main street, f.
Worth. Texas. $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
NOTICE.

To the subscribers of the House
Post, special edition: fnp
swain, who some time y
took orders for copies of the HouslIas
Post special edition of March ISL Sli
maps of Texas, has left the ageA,a
said edition in bad predicamell Y
this section of the country, SWAMP,
ing taken orders proniiscucusls Z, ~
making no return thereof to the ~ ~
Parties having orders for said eaI'n
can have same filled by address
John Hogan, care Gazette ol w,
Will remain in town for a few o'sl
JOHN A. HoGB.
Houston fs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

brought over the border to be ground.
To erect monument TO Gen. De
Kalb.
Joint resolution presenting the
thanks Of congress to John r. Slater
for his educational bequest to colored
! people.
To refund TO the state of Georgia
money expended for the conmon de-
Tense In 1777.
TO rectify aud establish the title of
the United States to the site Of the
military post at FL Paso, Texas.
Authorizing the sale Of certain prop
erty at Harrodsburg, KY, belonging
to the Soldiers Home
CediDg TO the First taxing district Of
Tennessee II lot OF land situated in
that district.
TO reimburse the state Of Oregon
and California for moneys paid in sup
pressing the Modoc war.
To provide for holding term of the
district court of the United States at
Wichita, Kan, and for other purposes.
Extending the time for fling claims
for horses lost by officers and enlisted
men.
Toamend section 3, 1862 of the revised
statutes relating to the tax on perique
tobacco.
To amend sections ! ,095 and ,927 Of
the revised statutes So as to extend
the jurisdiction of justices Of the peace
in Washington, Idaho and Montana
territories.
To admit free Of duty monument to
Gen. Washington.
Authorizing the examination and
auditing OF certain claims against
the Freedman's Savings Bank and the
payment of certain dividends barred
by the act of Feb. n, 1881.
TO increase the fees of witnesses in
the star route cases from west of the
Mississippi river.
To regulate the construction of
sridgcs over the Oaio river.
- Diii !" Icbulate tue export OF TO-
bacco in bond.
The last bill which passed the senate
before its final adjournment Sunday
morning was house bill to tx the
terms of United States courts for the
eastern and northern districts of Tex
ms. The bill reached the house Just NJ
Speaker Kiefer began his remarks
preliminary to declaring the house adj
journed sire die. The clerk, bill in
hand, rushed up to the desk and en-
deayored to attract the speakers atten-
ton, but the gavel fell without the
coveted signature.
The aggregate amount of
All the appropriations
bills which passed is 500 1927 ,5lI'
They are AS follows
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
A Break.

Memphis, March s. Two breaks in
the levee on the cost bank of the river
occurred Monday night, one ut Me-,
Clouds, fifteen miles below Friars
Point, and one at Rohar,i's, thirty-nve
miles below Friars Point. The break
Is most serious. The crevice Is about
two hundred yards wide and the water
is rushing through with great velocity.
These are the first breaks reported
from the second Mississippi district.
The farms OF Col. Il, I. Richardson
near Robard's will bo overlooked, and
the water willilnd its way through the
creek into the Iazoo river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

MoRE facts ana figures. Yesterday
the books of the secretary of the
Northwest Texas Stockmcn's Associ-
alton contained one hundred and
twenty names of members who had
signed the new constitution and paid
their dues. These names represent
eight hundred and fifty-four thousand
head of cattle or an average of seven
thousand one hundred and ten TO each
member. There are more than
one hundred names yet to be
added. Thoe whole membership will
represent about one million, five hun
dred thousand head of cattle which
will aggregate S37, $780, 900. This is ex-
elusive of the land owned by the
members which will swell the wealth
of the association to about $50 900, 600.
We will not pretend toshow what all
this wealth does for the state in various
ways. 1t is plain to all and would oc-
cupy whole columns of our space. We
just ask II calm consideration of IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
I'm the Ruins.

Nashville, March Sat 2:30 this
morning search was began for the
hodies of the missing men, in the de-
bris of the Broad street fire last night.
me remains of young man about
thirty years old Were found and since
identified as those of Womack, II
moulder. A few hours latter the bodies
OF VIM, Miller and John Firth, a for
mer policeman, were taken from the
ruins, The three men We're crushed
to death by the falling wall of Litter
er's drug store while IN the act of res
culng property from the adjoining
building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
A Veteran Dead.
sncoialto ,he oianette.

Spccialt 10 the CiaNctto.
Miilicm, March s--Mr. A. l.. Nc.
Coy, formerly of Mobile, Alabama,
died here to-day at $3.50 u, m, aged 50.
He came 20 this state in 1897, was first
lieutenant in company of the Texas
army, and afterwards assistant clerk
in the house OF representatives during
President sam Houston's administers
ton OF the Republic OF Texas aud was
also member Of the Texas veteran
association. He leaves many friends
10 mourn his loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
A City Robbed.
Special TO tho Gazette.

special TO tho Gazette.
Palestine, March S.--P. T.. Chambers.
city assessor and collector, reported
last night to the board of aldermen
that his office had been broken omen
and most of his vouchers. stub receints
and some of his books stolen. He had
just finished collecting taxes for this
year. me city council took the report
uhaer advisement and the whole sub
Ject VIII be investigated The circum-
stances require II full explanation as
me collector says he may be unable to
MAKE correct accounts without the re-
turn of the vouchers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
BURNETT.
spring Time Coming, and With 1t
General Improvement Hon. A.
II. Stephens Remembered.

special 10 the Ciaxette.
burnett, March 5, Spring time In.
at last opened up, and crop 81
new store houses, etc., are visible, To.
kalas q Go. have opened am immens,
stock OF dry goods and groceries
tlmeit 4 Head a large stock OF general
merchandise; Ellington & Powers n
general stock; 0atmnn 4 Son. Jobn
ozark and u number OF new .srocnr,,
stores. with Hudson, Watson & ~
and Haher ( Thomas are receiyiny e M
immense spring stock OF goods md
al OF our people wear cheerful look
OF prosperity.
Along the streets may be seen dec.
orMiohs OF Grape, conspicuous amono
when Is the residence OF ]. j. NJ
Smith, lr,, and the telegraph oftica
AZ admirers of the late Hon. A n
stephens, adorned their fronts win.
Grape to-dry. Even the Greenhack arl
aMnInired our dead hero and statesman
V ONO, the loss of President GarfiaId
UT Virginia; her Lee; Georgia, the world
our Stephens. - "''iu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
Grazing Lands for Sale.

In Montague county, 1000 acres OF
which 1000 acres lie within from two
10 six miles, and the remainder with
in fifteen miles OF the city of Mon
tngue, Also, In The following coun-
ties, viz; Archer, | $50 acres, Cole
man l,2S0, Denton 500, Jack $40,
Parker 100, Stonewall 6iO and Wise
i,l20. For particulars enquire of Mrs,
A. Il. Ives, care of j. Is. Donaho.
Clarksvillc, Red River county. Texas.
1-6.tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09


Dor strikes which are occurring all
over the country Is flood OF literature
/ flying through the land on the sub
ject. 1t is gratifying however, TO know
that the greater part Of it opposes the
idea of antagonism between labor and
capital, which position is the only cor
! rect one. In this free cou ntry every
man who labors may, unless oyertalSen
by sickness or some inevitable calam-
! ity, If he has thrift and self-denial, ac-
cumulate u surplus and become him
self II capitalist to "A certain cXtent--to
the extent in which capitalists are fire.
quentiy regarded by hlborers
1t is generally by sell-deniaI
that the great fortunes Of the
country have been given their first
start. As money begets money, those
who In the first place We're fortunate
enough TO possess the strength Of mind
requisite rigidly TO deny themselves
some luxury that they could dispense
with, soon found themselves In pos
session of n small surplus, which they
diligently invested until its proper
tons increased in geometrica progress
sion.
1T il satisfactory thought that
so many young men have, by dill
gcnce and thrift managed, year by
year to lay up some of their earnings
so that after years of diligence and
faithful labor, they have become in
their own way capitalists and
have been able to make IA profit as the
employers Of other mems labor, as
well az their own. Their accumula-
ted savings are beneficial to the whole
community, and to none more 80 than
to those who labor for wages; for il
capital did not exist there would be
no wages, and men would have TO re-
turn TO their seni-savage state, where
each man labored for himself, and the
gigantic enterprises which the world
has seen would cease to be underta-
ken. Capital only becomes the enemy
OF labor when tue capitalist
refuses to use II himself, or lend
1t to those who have
enterprise and ability to embark in
legitimate employments. The old far
mcr who burics his money in the
ground or the miser who hortls il up In
the cracks of his barren lodgings, il
an enemy to labor and justly entitled
TO our dislike and contempt, but the
man of brains and energy who en-
ploys his capital in enterprises large or
small, as his means justify, where he
can give remunerativo employment to
his iellow-men, is the friend of
labor and no part of the community
has so great on inter est in the abund-
ance, freedom and security of capital
NJ those who work for wages. There
is not, cannot be necessarily any con
ilict between the capitalist and In.
bor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
Grazing-Farm Lands For Sale.

900 section in a solid body.
1875 section in solid body.
200 section alternates
$50 sections solid body and well
watered, extra fine for grazing.
Will assure enhancement on present
price.
1000 horscs, American stock, ut Il
special bargain, delivered in Wichita
county.
MILLER, TEMpLEToN & Co.,
2-2-3m Wichita Falls, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
n9At the Tiyoli Hail. -

Vienna sausage and horse radaS
Imported Swiss and Limoals'
cheese,
Russian caviar, Hamburg eelsl
Imported Holland Milcher hertz
Picked pigs feet and tongues,
Neuichateller and hand cheese
Imported Cervelat sausage, .ks
Lambs tongues, etc. always if'asr
Wholesale and retail. ,..Su@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
Grazing-rarm Land for Sale,

-Four lots each, about 80, 900, one 100,
400, one 1000 acres. The only large
bodies TO be had in the state In or
ganized counties. Assures security
rapid enhancement In value, extra
desirable for use or investment.
II. =. GRAHAM,
Graham, Young County, Texas.
9-I1-6m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
The wichita Excursion.

The report Of the excursion TO
Wichita Falls, which appeared in the
GAZETTE Of yesterday morning con-
tanned one paragraph which would not
have appeared had the manuscript
been subjected 70 careful scrutiny.
Allusion Is had to an advertisement Of
a railroad company with which the
report WAS interlarded. IL Is not the
practice Of the paper TO mix ITS news
and advertising so closely, as was done
on this occasion. The GAzErTE's re-
portorlal corps was SO much occupied
that the services of q special reporter
were secured for the occasion and to his
generosity and want of discrimination
the error may be ascribed. This paper
Is not given TO making invidious dis
tinctions, and deeply regrets that the
matter found Its way into the columns
In the manner ID did.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
For Sale.

Twenty-Five hundred North Texas
prairie cattle TO include spring calves
Price, $4,000. Range delivery. Num-
her guaranteed. Branded $40 calves
last spring. Address,
H. G. HEpRicK,
3-S-5t sherman, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
stocl,n,en Attcntiep'

Those of you desiring y , ss
in any capacity, before , = saaies D
city, should call on az ~ ou' se Az =
the First National Bank,a' ~
pared to fill your wants. . pEtKKe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
stock Cnttlc Wanted.

We wish to buy stock cattle in lots
from 10 to 1000 head. Call at our office
with knecland, Littlejohn & Martin,
Main street, or address
MONTGOMERY e Co.
Fort Worth Texas.
3-5-2wks