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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
DALLAS.
A Batch of Local observation-disclosures OF the
Brown stocistngs.

A Batch of Local observation-disclosures OF the
Brown Stocisihgs.
Special TO the Gazette.
Dallas, September 2i.--Willam n
Walker, " substantial farmer living in
the northern part of the county, was
brought to- town this evening raving
maniac.
The city collector has begun the col
lection of the first levy for the Elm
street pavement.
III. Hohl was arrested to-day on the
charge of stealing corn from Mrs,
Perry.
AThe Southwestern telephone com.
pany to day began the construction OF
II line from Waxahachie to Waco.
The Brown Stockings will arrive OH
the S n. IN. train tomorrow. They
viii be received Mt the rooms Of the
Dallas base bail ASSOCIATE IN where
they will be banquetted and presented
with purse of 1850, made up by pri-
waite subscription.
Paul McCombs, recently appointed
surveyor of the Texas Il Pacific rail
road lands, returned 10 the city to-day
from Austin, where he has been for
nearly n month, taking notes In the
land office preparatory 10 beginning n
survey of the lands. He leaves for
the west tomorrow TO begin his labors.
lie estimates that he will requjreabout
four months to make The survey.
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, through their attorney yester.
day filed IN the district court AN in
Junction suit against the I,ulf
Colorado e santa Fe rail.
road company, restraining the lat
ter from putting up telephone wires
along the lines and branches OF Tint
railroad, IN violation OF contract
nude October -, 1881, with the old
Chicago, Texas q Mexican Central
fntlroad company, to which lhe first
na'uod company is successor. The
petition sets forth that the Western
Union telegraph company and the old
Chicago, Texas & MeXican Central
entered into u contract by which the
latter was 70 furnish and erect the
poles aud the Western Union tele.
graph company the wire, and all be
put np ana IN working order
by lhe railroad under the sunerintcnd.
ehce Of q man employed by tho Nest.
ern lnion telegraph company, the
business OF the road to hc done over It
free, and the profits of the line TO he
equally divided between the two par
ties to the contract, which the Nest,
ern Union Telegraph company claims
holds as to the successor To the Chica,
80, Texas Il Mexican Central railway
company. The present owners of the
road are actively mt work erecting
wires on their own hook near Cle-
baIne IN Johnson county. The West
ern Union telegraph company pray
that the work he stopped at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
CHICAGO.
A, Absconder Held TO Answer--Thc W.
lard Party.

a, absconder Held TO Answer--rbc W.
lard Party.
Chicago, September a4.--A decision
Was rendered to-day in the case OF
Fred Ker, who abseonded TO Peru
with $50 900 worth of securities belong
inc TO Preston, Kean & Co, bankers.
Ker made application for release from
arrest on the ground that he was Kid
manned from Peru, and therefore not
nrolierIy or legally Under arrest. The
decision of Judge McAllister remarks
Ker to custody. The gist of the de-
csion is ii proper writs Of arrest were
issued by u court having Jurisdiction
Of the crime the proceedings are oper-
ative, no matter how the prisoner was
brought within the territory OF the
courts Jurisdiction. The case Will 80
TO the supreme court.
About half the Willard Northern
Pacific Cxcursonists arrived here at
noon on their return and spent the
afternoon on q visit to Pullman and
lett Ills evening for the East. Willard
declined 10 lee interviewed in relation
TO the WALL street raid OH the Northern
Pacific.
The louisville, New Albany aud
Chicago cut thus far has not been met
by the Panhandle. Scalpers are sell
ing tickets to indianapolis and Louis
vile ut So and 80 cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
LAREDO.
ANOTHER Niee In the k.o GrandcA Ban
Guct to the Governor and Lesisla-
ture of Cnahuila.
specioi to the Gazette.

'pecial to the Gazette.
Laredo, September a "A telegram
was received in this city from Eagle
Pass, saying he Rio Grande was on
aaother grand boom at that place, and
IS expected 10 reach here Tonight. II
is feared that the Mexican National
bridge which has been nearly COM
pleted since the last rise, Will be
washed away again. This COMPANY
mas bCen rather unfortunate and will
continue To be SO far as their Rio
Grauae bridge is concerned until the
river is spanned with an iron one.
The city council sent an invitation
10 GOV. Ireland to be present ut the
reception and banquet to be given
10 Gov, Madro and the legislature of
Conhul'a, who are expected here
Wednesday.
An old Mexican woman was discov-
cred this morning In the act OF smug-
Cling some mescat Us this side. Sh
was arrested and was examined and
bound over toappear before the l.. ).
court in san Antonio,
is now generally believed that
work viii commence IT this point on
the international iron bridge dariug
the week.
Parties from every part Of western
Texas say that tAe stock range is fine
and growing hc,ter every day In con-
sequence Of the rains.
Strangers continue to arrive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
The Catholic Council.

New York, September 24.-Secret
sessions of the Roman Catholic council
Of the province of New York began
tbis morning and will be continued
during the week. The council of
bishops met this morning in the car
dinaPs house, Cardinal McClosky pre-
siding, and will be continued to-mor-
row and Friday ut the same hour.
The congregation of theologians will
be held every afternoon in the female
asylum. Ga Wednesday and Satur-
day at four o'clock the joint congre-
CATION of bishops and theologians will
meet for discussion. No information
as to the subjects for discussion or
conclusions arrived at will be made
public.
While filing bonds in civil pro-
ceeding to-day Charles Davis was ar
rested on bench warrant. Davis, it
appears, was Keeping gambling es-
adjustment at which it is alleged
that Wm. b. Carroll, a coupon clerk
in the c,mptroler's office, played and
lost some $4,000 which belonged TO
the city. Carroll is dead and the city
sued Davis to recover the amount
Davis arrest to-day was on an indict-
ment for maintaining gambling
house.
David Il, Aiken, inspector of water
meters, was arrested for completely in
frauds on the water registers bureau
and indicted for forgery in having al
tered book ofrecord. He was arraigned
to-day, pleaded not guilty and gave
bail to answer. The commissioner of
public works officially states that
S23 600 Of water rent has apparently
been collected and diverted from the
revenue. The revenue from water
service is now over $4,000, GOO. There
are 1910 water meters in use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
. 80
GiLMER.
a Negro Shot and Killed by a White man
.he Doom of BLACK Betraypr.
SpecRI TO the Gnzette.

Negro Shot and Killed by n White man
'.'he Doom of BLACK Betraypr.
Special to The Gazette.
GiImer, September "a. "A difficulty
occurred eight miles north OF here
this morning between Andy Burt, col
ored, and Geo &C Knight, white,
which resulted in the former being
shot and Instantly killed. The diff
Guilty originated from u misunder-
standing in regard to n horse trade.
From the best Information to be Oh.
tanned the killing was entirely unjust
iilable. AT any rate Knight has skip
ped the country, but warrant has
been issued for his arrest, and be Will
probably be captured.
Information has Just reached here of
another shooting which occurred at
Simpsonyille last Friday night. 1t is
reported on good authority that for
sometime past the negroes in that vi
.clnity- have been holding secret meet
lngs for some unknown purpose, ana
rumor has ii that one named William
Johnson was member of the gang,
and that he had divulged the secrets
Of the organization, and for this cause
was shot by Moses Ncwsome, another
member, Johnson is in very criti-
cal condition, and is not expected TO
live, Newsome is under arrest, and q
number Of others of the colored gentry
are also under arrest as accessories.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
waco.
a Days iIappcnings-pr for MaJoi
Pcnn's Big Tent--i Manager IN a
Ouandnry.

A pays Happenings Prep airing for Major
Pcnn's Big Tent--i Manager IN
ouandnry.
Reported for the Gazette.
Waco, September 4.--Nlcssrs. Fred
Beck and Wayne Green were out driv-
ing when their horse took fright and
upset the buggy, bruising both the
young gentlemen slightly, but doing
no damage otherwise.
Capt. Will ish arrived here to-
night with five convict5. all white
men, from Comanche They will be
conveyed to the convict camps on the
Santa Ice railway.
Mrs. Dean, wife of Conductor
Charles Dean of the Houston y Texas
Central railway, died yesterday and
was buried this morning in tile First
street cemetery.
Mr.. VIII Payne. large cattle owner
of this county, sold his stock OF cattle u
few days SINCE.
Major PENIS tent Is expected here
tomorrow, preparatory 10 opening his
camp meeting. The site selected is
near the junction of the Missouri Pa
ciiic ara Marrow Gauge railways
about n mile east Of Waco, in n beauti-
lul grove uiiu bedi wv nVi' '"'ihi't1
springs.
Prof $. II. Rchey, of Iredel,. is in
the CITY. He is one of the most sue
cessfu teachers in the state.
The jewelry establishment of Lee
vinski d. Albea on thfcorner of Austin
aud Fourth streets, - undergoing re-
pair. The interior Is being repapered,
the furniture aud show cases brushed
Lao, . lt.
attractive establishments Of the kind
to be seen anywhere.
Seley & Farley shelled 500 bushels
of corn on their steam shelter ~ the
elevator in this city.
BY IA mistake, Manager Garland,
of the opera-housa, booked two COM
panies for the lst and 2nd OF October
viz: Rose Lisle and lambert u Rich
ardson. Mr.. Garland Is ia guandary
to know ~ Int To do. Perhaps the
best thing he can do is to advertise
double attraction, begin at Q o'clock,
play both companies and divide the
percentage. This is the advice Of Mr..
Charles Benton, manager of the Dali
las opera-hou.e rs tclegraphed to Mr..
Garland to-day.
A telegranlR Manager Garland OF
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS StapS lllab
Mr.. Beecher will certainly be here To
lecture on the evening OF the Goth inst.
Mr.. /. Goldberg from New York
viii open n iewelry store at Garter x
Williamson s drug store Rear the cor
ner Of Fourth and Austin on the 26th
instant.
A telegram from Mr.. and Mrs, Moses
Freedman, dated Jacksonville, Sep.
TENDER 9th, says: I'VE arkived here
safe and happy
The cotton market closed here to-day
weak with decline Of cent in
prices. Wequote from d to 81. Re-
ceipts to day l53 bales.
The condition OF Mr.. shepherds lit
tie boy, who was shot feW'Uays since,
accidentally, by Mr.. Langley 5 boy, is
somewhat improved, but he is not yet
out OF danger.
Mr.. Pool, boarding at Ny. c. f..
Kingsbury's, had his rantaloons
stolen from his room last night by
burglar, but fortunately the pocket
book dropped out on the ground aud
was found this morning. Itcoltained
twenty dollars.
Mr. Baum is the only man in town
who keeps the genuine Baltimore
fresh oysters. They are received daily
on lee by The Pacific express.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Still Cutting Rates.

Indianapolis. Ind September ol.--
The Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago railway will commence run
ming through traits from Indianap-
OILS to Chicago Tonight, making rate
OF one dollar between the cities
named. This isthe result Of the fight
on rates between the Chicago aud
Louisville. There are no indications
OF what action the roads viii take.
me CINCINNATI, indianapolis, st.
LoiiisT& Chicago, and the Ciucin-
natl, Hamilton q Dayton roads have
met The Louisville, New Aloaay &
Chicago road to Indianapolis. There
was hesitation about meeting the rate,
hut 1t was NJ last agreed upon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
PHILADELPHIA. a
Plot 10 Destroy vessel in Mld-ocean--
How II Happened TO Fail.


special TO the Gazette.
Philadelphia, September N.-It was
discovered to-day that the Haytian
man-of-war Dcsselne, which il ex-
pected to leave this port tomorrow,
narrowly escaped being blown 10
atoms by agents Of the insurgents.
George Holgate, a maker OF dynamite
machines, who resides in iris city
said that had tllc vessel attempted to
sail from this port under the Haytian
colors, she would have been certainly
doomed to destruction in mid-ocean
Iiolgato had been employed by San
ton. one cf the leading revolutionists
in the stormy little West Indian
isle, TO make IN Internal machine ca
pable of being struggled aboard Il boat,
and of sufficient power to destroy it
utterly. Holgate agreed to construct
such machine, not asking, OF course,
for what purpose II was to he applied.
The machine was made. IL was what
is known as fdur.dly machine; in
construction it was peculiar, and re-
sembled II lump of coal, within which
was the explosive liquid, enclosed in n
galvanized can. II had an explosive
power equal to 500 pounds dynamite
Arrangements were made 10 place the
machine on the vessel, but the an
nouncement was made that she
would sal under tue American flag,
so Sant0r sent the machine to Cuba.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
TEXAS NEWS.
I THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
ALL THE NEW AMENDMENTS DE-
OLARED CARRIED,
Prospect Of an Extra Session. Report from
the wire Cutters and sheep XIII
ers--Departnent Notes.
spceial 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Austin, September "a. The collector
of HAYS county settled to-day, and the
assessment rolls of Throckmorton,
Leon and Montgomery counties were
received.
The following charters were fled:
Temple high school of Temple, and
the Dallas, Refrigcrating company, cap
ital stock 100000.
Sergeant Plat writes The adjutant
general thatall is quiet In Clay county.
Butler, thc fence cutter, who was
killed near Henrietta some
weeks ago, had, the night
he was Killed, several miles
Of his own fence cut by parties who
had gradgc against him. The re-
ported wounding of Gibson and Cater
was mistake. Sergeant Platt can find
10 man who VIII give information
against the fence cutters.
The officer in charge of the rangers
in Hamilton county, reports every
thing quiet and sheepmen apprehend
no further trouble.
The school board has contracted for
$780, 900 of six per cent. bonds of Har-
rison county at par, the bonds to run
run twenty years.
An election was held in Edwards
county to determine the county seat,
but OF the candidates neither received
~ majority of the votes cast, and the
election was void. A petition of the
leading citizens was sent the gov
ernor requesting him to name the
county seat, but the attorney general
decided that the governor has no au-
thority to do so.
Th9 Prairie View normal school
nadea requisition on the comptroller
to-day for slO,500
The general revenue paid in to- day
$500.
The following is the official vote on
the amendments
Article Z, section 4-For, 20, 734;
agairgt, II 900.
Section 0--For, 2o,452; against, 90
S37.
Section a-Eor, 3o,553; against,
30 $50.
Article 9, section 0--For, 80. h5s.
against, 0,lsS
Article 5-l'or, 80,6i0; against, II
40S.
There are pretty strong indications
here of IN extra session of the legisla
ture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Big Rol,l,ery.

Detroit September 2t.-frhe iewelry
store OF L. Ralshoven has been robbed
OF " 1000 worth of goois. The work
was done by experienced burglars and
eAelles some establishment, as the store
WAS on Woodward avenue, one of the
lSading business streets of the city
me Thieves attempted to attack the
sale, bur after co4silerahle time evi.
IDENTITY spent on il, gave ia up, a large
annunt Of the most valuable Goods
thus escaped
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
HiLL vs.. SHARON.

Maggic's Attorney Assumes No Nesponsi-
riity rs 10 the Marriage Contract.
San Francisco, September 2i.-It is
stated on good authority that Nelson,
acting as attorney for Miss Maggie
Hill against Senator Sharon, declines
to assume any possibility in respect
to the authenticity of an alleged mar
riage contract published some
days ago. Miss Hill claims
under the contract to be
The legitimate wife of Senator Sharon,
and as such preferred against him
the charge Of adnltry. She entrusted
Nelson with copy of this contract,
with instructions to publish it, which
he did over signature, but beyond the
assertion of his client does not
pretend to vouch for the accuracy of
the document.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Massachusetts, eIreenbacAers.

Boston September 2i.--As result
oi thes, ld ~ the Greenbsck party in
the STAY, u. Moody Boynten, Of the
nauoh 'nmittee Of the tireenback
iiAoor. party, has is ued call for Il
6rteho4es convention at Worcester,
on ,pttober 10Th, to nominate a state
ticket Tie cali protests against the
convention in Boston tomorrow as
without precedent in the history Of
the party, and a'so against tue raljfi.
cation OF General Buffers statement.
that Inc mission Of the Gfcenbacjl
party has been accomplished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
HlLLSB0R0.
District Court coaveaea--The Grand Jar,
Cotton Receipts.
SllAanl.l -

District Court couveaet--The Grand jar,
Cotton Receipts.
special 10 tie Gazette.
llillsboro, September Il. District
court convened to-day with II very GOOD
attendance, rhe. following gentlemen
are grand Jurors for The ternl; j. II.
Thompson, J, NJ. G. Wilson. w. a.
McNiurray, j, H. llcrol, q. Il. John,
SON. =, + Burlington, w. q. Farrls. ID.
NJ Matthews, j. H. Summer, j. a.
Myers Horace lseweli, J T.. Cox, e.
-. Brooks, iogaman. fha snecial
Judge "a, certain cases was sieS, and Il
oeeasiried much discontinue.
Tbs iollowing constables are in at
tendance At court; q. w. Enhank Of
Whitney, 9. 9. Weaver or ltasca, ~
IL, JACKSON os Aquilla, Wiley Curry 81
Hubbard, Joe Rochelle OF Brandon
ana bud Holly OF Blum. There are
ihirty-two criminal eases on tile dock-
81 TO be disposed Of this tenn.
Eighty bales of cotton came into
town to-day. Prices ruled az o.25 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
WASHINGTON.

Progress OF the Washington nIonoument
IA Double Celebration.
special 70 the oia<etto.
81 LOTUS, September 2i.-A Wash
ing;en special 70 the Repu5Gcoa says
when congress gets together again
the Washington moaument Will b4
over l01 feet high, aud another years
work will prniablY complete it. me
giEani4c siaft viii reach the height Of
tive hundred and twenty-five feet A
movement is already ON foot looking
70 \ great national celebration to be
held ~ the capital ia tia spring Of
iNSl N honor of is completion. The
i'na named comes very near the date
81 he Inauguration OF a Democratic
president and is regarded as u GOOD
rmen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
The Biz Lnm.nlt.

New York, September 24.--.A hear
ing ma the suir of Peter Mari ANA
9thers against Commodore Garrison
Tor ihe recovery OF $1,000, 00p, The
vaiQe Of o 500 0J9 shage of Missouri
Farlae steeS, was cou,ibued today in
the o!'ise nf Roscoe Coukting. Tx
juiee Constork spent the whole ,taY-
replying 10 .Cnhklna, urgnmeut
Gonisie.lt expects 60 tiaish Tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
san ANTONIO.
Mana illainy and Womans Love-A ~.
Louis Belle Deceived hy u Chicago
Gambler.
snecinl to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
san Antonio, September II The
following story Was made public to-
day, and eXcites considerable Interest,
About a Nelr ago st. Louis belle be-
came acquainted with handsome
man who protested to be a drummer,
and their acquaintance ripened iuto
love. They were mnrried quietly aud
lived happily together, the husband
frequently taking journeys fronl home,
saying that he was on the road and
wrote frequently from San Antonio,
Austin and Houston. About three
months ago he tooka trip and has not
since been heard of. Thewile WAS then
in Il delicate condition. and when hel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
ArkAnsns IrnYnlnrs.

!, Little Rock, .Septembes ai.-Gov
t'efry wltl. large party of excursion
isls' lnelnding many members OF Tho
state press LETT this afternoon Cor
Louisville 10 lie present on Arkansas
WY ut the exposition. DATING his
absence President of the Senate Emhv
Is acting governor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

e. Co., "a bale of cotton to the st. Louis
fair to compete for the premium.
& hack load Of young ladies and
gentlemen went out TO the mineral
wells In Cooke county yesterday.
Mai Anderson, representing PEPPER
q Co, of st. Louis, is in the city.
G.. Flake. of the firm of Flake q
Fiippin, has commenced the erection
of beautiful residence.
A. A. Pcsison returned Yesterday
from two months visit TO North Car
oIiua
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Coolies fsY galveston.

Galveston, Sepumher 2l William
LhoupiAn, for 3 long time employed
in tne Railroad o.ilee Of this city, has
gone 20 Cuba for the purp Sc Of bring
ing To Galveston u number al coolies
who have worked out their servittde.
The prospect OF amy considerable in
crease OF population here from such n
source is regarded with 40 little dis
gust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
PILOT p0iNr.

aaio OF Cotton ror The 4. leais pat,
Personal Items,
Special 90 the Gazette.
Piiot Point September - Mr.. NJ.
H. MipaSco, prominent farmer of
thls vicinity, shipped by express sat
uiday evening, through Messrs Baird
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-04
TELEPIjONlC.


ARRIVALS. o.
May g. w az
Stmr G II Bishop from Kauai
Schr Emm from 1lilo .
Stmr Abergeldie FIN st. Michaels
Schr Nettic Merrill from Lahaina
Schr Kaala from Maui .. J.e-r
Stmr Mokolii from Mookai
Schr Mauuokawai from Waianae
DEPARTURES { llG@f
May g.
Blk Allny for San Francisco.
Blk Lizzie Marshall for Pt Townsend
Schr Wailcle for MalilScAq bpgrYFl
Schr Kamoi for Laupahoehoe. d,
Schr Emma for lWaiahae g 'A', NV
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-01
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Instruments Filed for Record Since Orr
Last Report.


The following-mentioned irstru.
ments were recently filed for record in
this city;
John Heafron and A. v. Tillman Of
Rocky Bar to John L. Tillman. The U.
S. Grant lode, "a miles southeast from
Haley; $500.
Reuben E. Reid of Ketchum to the
American Congregational Union. Lot
6. block 4, Ketchum.
Ed. Stott of Broadford to CYRUS
Langworthy. 375 undivided feet in
the Treasure mine; also, 375 uudi.
vided feet in the Fawn; both on Rock
Greek; $500.
L. ID. Newman aud G. p. Smith OF
Ketchum to John Pilmer of same
place. The Newman Sedimentarv Lime
lode; t125.
John Pilmer Of Ketchum to Charlie,
+. Miller of Pennsylvania. The New
man Sedimentary Lime deposit, four
miles southeast Of Ketchum; 1925.