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National Republican., 1883-09-07
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dniT AZ GHnaGGago ClnQnnatl, Louisville and st. Louis
SJSSnes ,S, and Paace SLEEPING Cars to above points
satura.,S ,Shahgei 1915 a. M daily to Chicago eyCep;
For Pitt3urg, at $50 a. IN and $40 n N, dony. so
7; m; ! ttts ourg Cleveland. and UctTolt witb
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For Toledo ana Detroit via MonroeviIic ipt5, ~,
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wthPqrlor ana sleeping Cars att"chcT p "'' u"'y
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E4p GSc, =, 4;4O 5;aO z $40 0i6 p m.
oa V N, Hui6apoS GlOa m, 1910 and EiO on Sunday
For. way stailous between Washington and na,u.
@ WIN va m l&lOp M, &3D GI0 and lGDp. m.
LOT LOT stations on Metropolitan Branch, 7i5 daily OK.
S,pu sunday $50 n. M, ti5 and i;i5 ~ IN. ddy for
smuhloii T. M daily, except sunday: for lngers,
yceg 9sa % nL.aerck, $50 n M, 1918 i5 p. daily
b. Eor iLppalown 1915 a. m. daily, except sunday
., ,faI9s arrive from tho West daily. ogo. aa5 O. IN.
From New York ana Philadelphi, 255, $3.50 a. M.
dnlN, $40 p, daily cgcept SUNDAY
,oa na9n Ahn4olis SO n m, l;jO 631 p m; sunday
from siaunton, : rs y. M daily except sunday.
90 From Frederick and intermediates points, sssj ~ n
mn M, 2:lj 40 y. M ana 500 p. IN, daily, except
sunday lOA M; Sp M dgily from Point Ut lsuCEs
$40 llh, 73l o 9lO, and 1880 q. m l2:I6 $50 T. IA
GSh $50, y, aud ll3J y. IN. ON sundays q ill 7,iI
"dVS nnu GiO ~ m, 1870. iin s. 8.2j s:l0, and H. IN.
e,,d, ni trS t rom washington stopM Relay station,
For rthGriniormeton apply at tho Baltimore and
OhO llrket Onice; Washington station, GlD and lAM
rHfnnsyivnnlh nyenue corner OF Fourto nth str,ct
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be Cho,kol
ana received at nny point In the city
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National Republican., 1883-09-07
THE NATIONAL RIFLES.
Business Transacted at Their Reguln
Monthly Meeting Last Night.

Monthly Meeting Last Night.
The Rifles held their regular monthly
meeting last evening seventy members an
swering to their names at roll call. The 70.
cruitng committee reported favoraLly on the
applications Of seven gentlemen for active
membership in the command, and they were
duly elected. The following gentlemen were
on their application elected honorary men,
bers; Henry X. Willard, William Dety,
John b. Brady, Charles S. Douglass, Robert
L, Boyd, James c. Smith, Roderick f. Dan
forth, Dennis ID, Kingand Louis Schmidt, also
Mr., George Il. Buckley, Philadelphia. A spe-
cial committee oftive was created to be known
as the committee on amusements and enter
tainmcnts for the coming season. Lieut..
George w. Evans was unanimously elected
chairman of the committee and was granted
the power to select the other members of the
committee. The company unanimously do
clined, with courteous thanks, the invitation
to participate in the Oriole celebration in
Baltimore Sept. IL, and the secretary was 80
instructed to notify the chairman of the
Oriole committee. The invitation from the
Baltimore and Ohio railway for free trans
portatiOn of the command and its band to and
from Baltimore on the above occasion was
likewise declined with thanks,
National Republican., 1883-09-07
rrnArrNo WE'RE A rEuoNY

IT COULD NOT BE MORE TERRIBLY PUN
IsHED THAN BY THE ToRTUREs OF INDI-
GEsrIoN. WHY ENDURE THEMP EVERY
DYspEPTIC KNOWS OR OUGHT no KNOW,
THAT TADRANT'B SELTZER APERIEHT
Is A SPECIFIC FOR THE COMPLAINT. WHY
THEN SUFFER? 1T Is SHEER FOLLY. SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
National Republican., 1883-09-07

Eureka council, Sons of Jonadab. held O
we'll attended meeting at Washington hall
last night. An excellent good of tho order
programme was rendered by members of the
council. This council will celebrate its third
anniversary by giving complimentary en-
tertainment in their council chamber on
Thursday evening next.
Mr.. Charles Morgan won last evening the
large handsome case of birds which has been
displayed in the window of Mr.. William
Wagners store for some time.
finO specimen of the plant called tho pine
apple lily (Bilberges splenden) was on ex-
hibition in Doolcy's drug store last night.
The flower is Il beautiful light rcd, and grows
from the center of tho plant.
While engaged in digging trench on II
street, near Eleventh, yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. Harry Herrold struck his left foot with
pickax, making very painful wound.
The Band Of Hope, of East Washington
composed of children between the ages of 8
and Ia years, under the supervision of Mrs.
DIR. Rogers, held a largely attended and very
interesting meeting at the Seamen's retreat
last evening. A number Of beautiful tenn
perance songs were sung by the little ones
large number of new members were ad-
mitted. This organization has about 100
members
A number of persons complain that n crowd
of young colorod men congregato Mt the cross
ings corner Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue every night,
Mr.. II. o. Emmons, secretary of the Sea-
mans retreat, has offered on behalf of that
institution handsome parlor organ to be
voted for at 10 cents vote. The votes will
be counted on tho evening of Oct 3, when
the organ will be awarded to the winner.
There are several large piles of broken stone
lying in the middle Of the roadway ON South
Carolina avenue southeast, between Fifth and
Sixth streets without lanterns to Indicate
their presence. This is criminal neglect bo-
cause on such gloomy nights rs are prevail
ing now serious accident may result to man
or beast.
National Republican., 1883-09-07

Who has not seen the fair, fresh young girl
transformed in few months into the pale,
haggard, dispirited woman? The sparkling
eyes are dimmed, and the ringing laugh heard
no more. Too often the causes are disorders
Of the system which DIR. Pierce's "Favorite
Prescription would remedy in a short time
Remember that the "Favorite Prescription {"
will unfailingy cure all female Weaknesses"
and restore health and beauty. by all drug
gsts. Send three stamps for DIR. Pierce's
treatise on Diseases on Women (96 pages)
Address Worlds Medical Association, Buffalo,
A.Y.
National Republican., 1883-09-07
THE GROwLERs.
A Decidedly Enjoyable Entertainment by
Thia society Last NIght.

A tin sign, bearing tho legend, 1.-THE
Growlers meet here tonight" hung in the
lower street entrance of the hall Of tho
"Growler's lodge No. g" corner of Ninth and
ID streets, last night about 80 o'clock, and a
reporter Of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
following tho many gentlemen who entered
tho building, climbed two pairs of stairs,
and was us herod into an ante room,
whore q largo party was collected
waiting for tho business meeting of the
lodge to close. The doors were thrown
open at 0;45 o'clock and the outsiders were
admitted. The newly initiated members,
three in number were found hanging over a
clothes line to dry in the room allotted to
newly admitted nspirants. After the party,
which included visitors from tho Order of
Elks, National Rifles Washington Light In
fantry, and Apollo Glee club, wcro all seated
in tho lodge room proper, the social session
was called to order by Chairman jerks, who
ofliciated gracefully. Then followed two
hours of undlsturbcd fun. Tho opening ode,
"As Long as the Mill Goes Round" sung
standing, was followed by u song in Mr.. ]. S.
Thompson's happiest style. Prof Alexander
Simmons gave clever recitation aud was en-
cored. During his speaking the GROWERS
band, headed by DIR. Parsons with q drum,
entered, creating no little amusement.
Guitar solos, with clever songs, were
given by Mr.. w. Il. Harding, and lovely
piano solos by Henry Boner. There was
instrumental music also by Mossrs. Rogerson,
De Witto, and Hcinline, aud other features
equally as interesting. Tho session closed
| about midnight, tho chairman having only
one occasion to request the audience not to
walk on tho ceiling as they passed out
National Republican., 1883-09-07

THE Ohio Republican association will hold
a special meeting Saturday evening, Sept. 8,
at 1880 o'clock, at Grand Army hall, corner
Seventh and L streets northwest.
Transportation to all points in Ohio will be
furnished all members In good standing. and
their families at the rate Of ne-half fare for
round trip tickets, good for thirty days.
Ohioans wishing to avail themselves of
this privilege must file their applications for
membership, accompanied by 81 initiation
fee, on or before Sept %, 1888.
Respectfully, WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
President.
BY II. O. MEGREw Secretary.
National Republican., 1883-09-07
Hlttcn Nv Dog.

A large and vicious dog attacked Mr.. Grant
Parish, of tho Post, while standing in front
of the Congressional hotel, corner of New
Jersey avenue and b streets southeast, last
evening and bit him severely on the nose
and face. Mr. Parish repaired to the Office
OF DIR. Beall, and had his wounds, which
were quito painfnl, attended 70.
National Republican., 1883-09-07
EAST WASHINGTON,

EVERYBODY praises st. Jacobs Oil, from
youth to age, as the great pain cure
National Republican., 1883-09-07

complete and interesting, and indicate that
tho government work in the Arctics is pro-
crossing favorably.
National Republican., 1883-09-07

Tho statement that tho collision of herdic
No. and Lansburg Bros delivery wagon on
Wednesday was caused by careless driving
on the part of tho herdc driver is said by
several gentlemen who witnessed the collision
to be erroneous, and that the carelessness of
the delivery wagon driver, who came around
the corner with his reins slackod was the
National Republican., 1883-09-07

NOR SALE-PRINTED CARDS, " FURNISHED
IL Rooms, with Table Boardi" This House for
Rent, apply AT -" aud FURNISHED Rooms for
ent price 10 cents each, for sale w the Business
nioe VI The National Republican, deI
National Republican., 1883-09-07
GLTDE'5
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
ALEX HNDNiA'

APl1lNIl-D SAILING DAYS
From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday .......l2m
From WASHlNGION every Monday.,",,,...zp pm
Through and prompt connection with New forE
Boston, hall hlVer, and all points North, Ihrougn
Bllls LadlnR given. Freight received and delivered
daily until y. NJ W. II. CLYDE& Coz,
General Agents. PhladelphlS
,AgsnW, i5th and 18th IT wharyesA W. "! Fla
N. Va WashlngIoA "
National Republican., 1883-09-07
SHIPPING NEWS.

Buy tho Longfellow Cigars. Sold by al
callers.
National Republican., 1883-09-07

Train3 arrive at and Lave from II. and p. (Sxth
BtrCet) Depot us follows:
Accom-, arrives s:Li a. III, daily.
Nal arrives 1925 p. H. daily except Sunday.
Mai leaves N.20 Il. M daily except sunday.
Aeon. leaves e2l y. IN. daily except sunday.
n Sundays only a train wili leave nj Olp, IN.
CJinlnu alton tickclS MOI honnrcd On dag trains.
Spi'Sw - NJ, BlfOpilN, - ipcr .Nfpuup!l
National Republican., 1883-09-07
Summtr Rtsnrts.

VIRGINIA BEACHliI
v ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
SIX MILES SOUTH OF GA PIE HENRY
FINEST SURF BATHING on the COAST.
TWELVE MILES FROM NORFOLK.
M Steamer from Norfolk twice day. Steamers
"George Leary" and "Excelslorn from seventh
street wharf daily at $3.50 p N. Connect with steamer
for the Beach. auSf
National Republican., 1883-09-07
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THE NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AN
rHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,

TIE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
The Bad Boy Again.

well you are the meanest boy |
ever heard of, said the grocery man.
But what about your pas dancing a
clog-dance in church sunday 2 The
minister's hired girl was in here after
some cod fish Yesterday morning, and
she said the minister said your pa had
scandalizcd the church the worst
way
"Oh, ledidn't dance In church. lie
was little excited that's all You
see, pa chews tobacco, and it's pretty
hard on him 90 sit all through the
sermon without taking n chew,
and he gets nervous. He always
reaches around in his pistol pocket
when they stand up to sing the last
time, and feels In his tobacco box and
gets out u chew, and puts IL I'm his
mouth when the minister prnnounces
tue bcnedietiOu. lie always does THAT.
Well, my chum had present on
Christmas of a music box, lust about
a. big ~ pas tobacco box, aud all YOU
have to do Is to touch spring aud IL
plays, She II Daisy, she's n Dunn.
Ing borrowed IL and put Il In mas
pistol pocket whore he keeps his TO-
hacco box aud when the choir got
''ft7N tf'NNf-ft N'tf-fAfA IN itutiltu his
hand In his pocket aud began 90 lum.
Bile around for chew. lie
touched the spring. and just rs every
body bowed their heads 10
receive the benediction, and Il was SO
still YOU could hear guth drop, the
musie-hnN began 60 play, aud in the
Stiffness il sounded as fond as a church
organ. Well, | thought nln would
sink. Tho minister heard 1t, aud he
looked toward pa, and everybody
iookvd at pa, too, aud pa turned red,
aud the musichoN kept up. shes a
Daisy and the minister looked
mad and said Amen, and people hu.
gan Ia put ON their coats, aud the min-
lister told the deacon 10 hunt up the
source OF that worldly music, and they
took pa into the room hack OF the pul.
pit a ad searched him, aud ma SAYS ia
Viii have TO hc churched. They kept
the music-box, and have got TO carry
In coal to ret money enough 10 buy
my chun, a new music-hox. - N'rir
l'Uyk Nan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
10 HOUSTON STREET. FORT WORTH, TEXAS.

Conger, WINS appointed IA postmaster
OF the District Of Columbia.
Treasurer GiliilIan to-day received n
conscience contribution Of ten dollars
In an envelope post marked Washing
ton which also contained the follow
ing note. ESTIMATED amount of Gus
toms due on articles brought home
from Europe. If could have made
heads or tails of the tariff / would
have paid the duty honestly
ut once md not have suffered myself
10 he overrulcd 10y other members OF
tho party and beguiled into paying
the custom house inspectors instead OF
the United States.
Orders have been issued to General
Pope to take vigorous measures to pre-
vent Captain Payne and his followers
from invading the Indian Territory.
Tho legislative, executive aud judi
cial appropriation bill was reported to
the house to-day, II recommends an
appropriation of $40 1893, 00s, an in.
crease of about $4,000 compared with
last year. The increase In the amount
Of the appropriation Is mainly due ia
the necessary provision for the in.
creased membership Of congress and
to offset the next long congressional
session. The bill In detail varies very
little from the former bills, except In
the insertion of clause which will
make the clerical day In the various
departments eight instead of seven,
hours In length.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
COMPLIMENTARY Hop.

Invitations were lasted u few days
ago for II complimentary hop fen
dered to Miss Camille Bfluswlg, by
her Fort Worth, friends at Deutscher
Verlon HILL, l'ri,iNy evening, fchrn.
ary ., iSS,, Miss Camlllo lel,vea Ia u
day or two for Beatty, Kansas, where
she viii visit friends for Il mouth ul
two and ihen return hunir al lionvou-
worth knnsaa Miss Bfunswig hns
inn,le II haat OF friends here aud leaves
many hdn,lrvrs hutini VIM
regret that her stay was not extended
many mouths, The allhir last night
wns u perfect success, MI enjoying
themselves to the iulloet extent, hui
there ws,A Il feeling of sndncsH That the
lady who lad been SO bright an orna-
mont 10 society In our city. was soon
TO leave. Among The lndtrs present
were.
Misaps Camille Drunawig, Ida Far.
yin, Jennie Ryan, Lolita trhomnson,
Lisgls MctanlNnt, Rrssiu Fuute, VIII.
He and Snllie Hurts, Mrs, q, Ill. Dash
wood Miss Annie bailcy.
Snine uf the gentIenapn present were
sieo, X, Brown, H. It, brown, ed,
iioolsctt, w, u. Peak. q, II, spauld.
lpg, G. III. Hummer, A. ", rltla, jim
shelton, Harvey Randall, J. H. STAN
field, ILL., a, Caycroft O. IT, Dash.
wood, lno, q, Ford, &, Haley of Sher.
man, A, jacobson OF 40, Louis.
Tile GAaEtrE wisbes the lady Il
pleasant Journey aud satc return nome,
Trusting II win not be lung until Fort
Worth nnaln sees the lady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
Refrigerator Transportation. .r.l

A few weeks since gentleman
representing the Western Seaboard
Transportation Company, and who
WINS himself the pateniee of thesystem
of refrigeration owned and controlled
by the company, called on the Wool
GrotpCr to ascertain If the feeling Of
stoekmen generally was in favor Of
such projects being carried into practi-
cal operation in this state. We assured
him that sheepmen desired above all
things n home market for muttons,
that the state would furnish several
million carcasses yearly in good fix,
and we have every reason to believe
that the enterprise will be started and
carried to successful issue. The
company although recently formed
and with an extensive programme
mapped out, are taking decided steps
toward making their transportation
contracts, and W hope TO be able to
state definitely In % few weeks, where
the slaughter houses will be erected. -
Tens Wool GroWey,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
County Court.

IT, tile cnae Of Pal,urrva Fort Worth
and Denver City ltullrUad, defendant
made Il motion for II new trial which
the court uVprtlcd
Scott va Fort Worth aud Denver
city lttilrond. motion Tor new trlnl;
pverrlllud by the court
i.oas " Bros nndc Il motion 10 have
Judgment against theni ns garnish.
ees IN The ease Of Poet Bros, n Co., W
Buds Il Williams, Sol a4ldo granted,
Attorneys Of Il, w. Powell made u
motion ior new trlal IN Bpbnnt w.
Powell 0vertulrd.
Wigginn ~ Texas aud Pacific, euit
for dap,npc4 non Jury trial, Judgment
For plnlniill' im SlUn
4. u. MaisaisvH, Harris, llurnca and
Company. Attachment dismissed at
coat d defendant.
n H. NInrsnlis w Texas and pa.
elflu aud Charles Young gArnishevs,
dismissed, II. II Barnes, defendant,
paying costs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
WASHINGTON.
Continuation Of Dispositions IN the Sta,
Route Trial.
An Effort to Compel National Banks tC
Respect the Law,
Senator Opnger's Son Appointed Pos
master IN Washingt,n Notes,

Washingtol, u. c., February Z.
In tho star route trial Edwin Hall.
Charles Pierce aud William Cuwler,
all of Oregon gave testimony relative
10 the method ur carrying mail on the
Dallas and Canon City route,
Senator rendlcton Introduced bin
10y request to-day, which is par,iru.
larly iulcndod to compel the closing oi
national banks and winding mp their
affairs In eases whore the reserve Is
permitted To tnil and remain below the
amount required by law.
Tho session Of the cabinet to-day
was devoted TO considering the Mexi-
can treaty All the meml,crs We're
present.
The house iorign affairs committee
to-day authorized Mr. kasson 10 re.
port the senate Nicaragua bill IA an
amendment TO hc substituted for the
hutso blu Whenever the latter Is taken
Ny Ia the house.
SenRtorclect Tabor of Colorado has
arrived IN advance ct his credentials.
Frank u. tcnaer, sou of senator
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
pE!RsoNAL

Nat -. Davidson Of IIenrlette is In
the city.
w. w. Suite, an old friend Of the
Stock journal Publishing Company, Is
Ia the city.
Ike stevens Of Colorado wns In the
city yesterday.
g. G. Poole Of Cleburne was In our
city yesterday.
Mr.. u. Il. Garrottson, OF Garrcttson h
Go. Of Knox county, n leading cattle
man, IL In the city.
G. II. Reynolds Of Wills Point was
in the city yesterday.
NJ n. Campbell, manager OF the
Mhiador Cattle Company. has recov.
cred from his recent sick spell, and
was Ia the city yesterday.
J,tf. Waugh Of Henrietta Is regis.
tered al the Mansion Hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
Rnre nnd Bcnntiful.

Ever looking 10 the future Howard
FULLY has laid In n stock Of the most
rare aud beautiful jewelry ever brought
~ this city. A number OF grand bulls
occur here before long, md knowing
this Mr., rully hns purchased u stock
Of ornaments never surpassed In Tex
NJ. Tie reporter was shown some oi
these beauties, being particularly
struck with Il pair NJ cnr drops, costing
the modest Huni Of 5000. II requires a
gentleman of taste mud refinement Ia
select whit VIII plcuse NJ critical mud
well Informed u community ~ this
hut Mr.. rplly II equal 10 the encr.
gcDoy which statement you VIII en-
dorsc when you have seen his stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

H'V otVCHs
~. Louis, February 3.--tattis y
and nothing doing. ~
Hogs No receipts: markst
higher; Workers 63OGog 80: raci,,s nlt
butchers TO extra O 506e8 Sb 'as
Sheep-.No supply and noth,ns a.
~. LOUIS, February 3.--caitle.Sss !
Hogs-Receipts l 100: market A..
Workers and Baitimores d insn.n ~
i0@0 %; butchers to fancy o 50aa 4 n
shcep-No supply and NOTHING ~.
kans ses city, February S.. 1
ocipts 800; market steady; shInpIrs Y
l,Slo 10 l,1S0 pounds sold for 51;syssa,
ersand feeders 1850 co; cows 5Sssxt
:, Hogs-Rcceipts 5000; flrmer "a
IIgnt 70 extra henvy mt 5000 s0
-Sheep-lteceipts 90; steady and up,.,
Groceries.
1T. Louis. February s.--Flou, /.
bcttor. Pork higher ut il 10 MN
higher. short rib o n; short eieaY a
firm; short rib 10 l2ls; short clear "a 1
nominal. "e'
st. Louis, February 3.--Corn msa, &.
2 lbeo2 30. Pork firm; jobbing lci. N H
Bulk meats higher and In good dem,
ear londs shoulders q 81. short M ~
clear . 80. Bacon firm: short II ~,
short rib 10 80. Lard nominali uIi ii1'
81. Louis, February 3,-FIo,,r-.Fs.
@5 35s choice 81, family 4 BO6f l
liverpool, February 2.--l,reads,us
New York, February Coolies ti,r,
strong and active; fair to good retlnlo
Molasses quiet and steady. Ricssl
fair and market firm. Pork giror
active nj 1850 25. Cut meats styus
quiet, long clear middllng ge2ls. /,
settled nj II 80. 4
Wool.
New York, January b. Wool Nj
fairly active; Texas liD2s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
TROUBLE SussIDro

AnnupoliA, Md, tVbeuNry a,-~ 30
further developments nor orders In
the ilnNal acadelnN la characterization.
Accegs to the official M,llelin Is now
.ivcn 10 the press. There arvHhnut
len members pf tho first clnss who
took no part ia the cheering ,lvmonslra
tiunA. These as well ga other cadets
who vVse reported for violati ng the
regulations. however. haze been de-
prlved Of the usual privileges.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
kn yEBnlcI

Milwaukee. WIS, February Z. The
fury IN tho seronpr's inquest of the
NcwhFll ,iisaatpr dill not agree upon a
verdict to-day, aud aguiIl adIourp-
ment was taken. Early Il, tho syen-
iisg The coroner allowed tho Jury to NO
W their homes, Instead 81 keeping
them under supervision until the vrss
diet n agreed Upon.
This action has caused considerable
criticism, In public Lawyers say there
n nothing IA the statutes regarding
the locking ,il' Of a jury
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
REllClnK rAE Gauss.

Neweomcrsiown, Ohio, February 2.
FLETCHER Reed n young man living
near Putnam, Muskinum county, got
ur before daylight yesterday morning
Ia fit of religious excitement and
going Ia Il atrawsslack near by set II en-
fire and jumped Into thu slames, after
no Ind eut hia throat with razor,
His rVinAins were nass OF cl,arred
homes when found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

Mira. M. A. Potter Of Gainesville, tho
esti,nable wife of Captuin G. Potter,
died In that city on Thursday and was
huricd Friday afternoon nj wo o'clock
from tho NJ. II. Church South.
A largo number Of friends
Of the ,leccssud followed the body 10
its Inst resting place. Mira Potter hnd
number of warm friends In this city,
who deeply mourn ieruntimuly death.