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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
A BANK BURGLAR ARRESTED
Presenting Altered Coupons of s,.,.,,
Bonds for Payment Caught
In the Act

frcsehttng Altered Coupons of sto,e
Bonds for Payment Caught
In the Act.
New York, September -Ipsnoo,o
Byrnes' detectives arrested in W.
street mysterious prisoner IN,
police would give no information con,
corning him. It is learned ho,roya,
that The man was arr, sted on sus,i'
ci0n of being one of the parties cnn.
cefned in the Northampton ban,
burglary IN 1876, when over two Inn.
dred thousand dollars was stolen
LATER - stephen RAYMOND a,,os
! Steve Marshall, was arrested vas,"s
day on q charge of larceny and tcroerv
consisting of altering the numhe,s ~,
the Union Pacific railway connon,'a
coupons, supposed TO ba
portion of the bonds and counons
stolen January 90, 1915. from The
northampton, Mass, bank. Eighteen
months ago notes were received nt liza
New York offices of the Union poc;lic
railway company from A. r. Hlncl,lv
oil Boston That coupons, supposed 10 liz
a part OF the proceeds of The North.
ainpton burglary, were being regularly
paid in that city. The matter was
placed In the hands of private deter-
tives, but without result. Last March
Twelve coupons OF one thousand dollar
sinking fund bonds of the Union paci.
lie railroad were paid in New York
and Boston offices of the companv
Those presented here are found TO he
genuine coupons, but with altered
numbers. The coupons paid at
Boston proved to be the
property of reputable merchants.
"A Few days ago Inspector Byrnes was
notii1ed OF the facts, and as the semi
annual payment of coupons became
payable yesterday, detectives were as
signed to watch for the presentation of
altered coupons. AT ia signal from Mr..
Llttell, coupon clerk of me Union Pa
enc company. man who had given
the name of Clark was followed to the
National Bank Of Commerce, where
he went to cash a check f)rS Sisg lust
received. Before presenting the check.
he recognized Detective Slevin Oh the
other side of the street. Tearing up
the check, he thrust the pieces in his
mouth and began to eat them. The
detectives at once arrested him, but
n covered only u small portion of the
check. The prisoner was recognized
as Raymond, alias Marshall, the forger
who in 1873 aided in placing $780,
600 of forged Erie and Buffalo
bonds. and for the off.nse was sen
fenced to five years in the states
prison. He is forty-siN years old, has
one glass eye, and is said to contine
himself entirely to forgery. In the po-
lice court to-day he was remanded.
The bonds from which the altered
coupons were detached are supposed
to be the property of Hick ley who had
a large amount of securities on de-
post In the vaults of the Northamp-
ton bank at the time of the burglary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES

Paris, September Q The Orleans
princes have not vet seen anv rerrc-
sentative of the elder braueh of the
Bourbon family. The Count OF Rar,ii
Iook 10 ms bed before they arrived ut
= . iionsuori, and Don Carlos is laid up
win cold near Geonitz.
THE ANGRY coURr.
Paris, September 9 Leading Royal
ists nave urged the court of Paris To ro
70 1ori,z' promis ny that the place to
whlcn he Is entitled wll be given him,
put the Count persists in his refusal
TO attend the funeral. The Paris news.
papers regard the act as consum-
mating the rupture between the Or
ieanists and Legitimists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
-A~0-----
GAINESVILLE.
.,,os. Death Of an Old Man From
,i,,,borc- Cattle shipments and
Cotton Receipts.

avl1
,,,.boro- Cattle shipments and
Cotton Receipts.
klio The Gazette.
|iae,yille, September "A man
! name Of Newman was found
I'M The west side of Elm, three
wth of town, this morning.
n not able to give the particu-
Mveltarn the following from
NE parties that found the old
ueu: On Friday the old gentle
naa young boy started from
yjlh a wagon and team on Il fish
0dhunting tour. They camped
lila three miles south of
aid the old man left
asg with his gun, with
ntiOn Of killing some bait, but
anske his appearance again,
kky who was waiting at the
III weary of waiting and after
spuud some time he des-
dever finding the old man, SO
shd up his team and struck out
tIIsboro, where, as your cores
bits informed, the old gentle.
KS. Mrs. Newman and her
h came in last night and
Ebsslarm. Several parties went
arch this morning, and the
n!leman was found about 0
40 yards from the west
Of the Elm aud
ds from the camp. He was ~
bis left side with his face to the
and the gun pointing toward
It's thought he killed him
hough we do not speak this
BIZ foundation. The coroner
leto the scene, and will make
Investigation. Mr.. Newman
b here who is working in j. f.
blacksmith shop, and it seems
man was on visit to his son.
Neatures Of the case we do
drsand. We do not under
~ The boy did not stop in town
~ That he had lost the. old
lad Of going straight on to
cn The boy was only about
sod, and perhaps he knew no
zen ear loads of stock cattle
sslyed here yesterday. They
TO Geo. Vaught. They are
@lsslppi and Arkansas. Three
Of beef cattle were shipped
|y'iour bales Of new cotton
npurchased at this place since
20 opened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
JUDGE moar,tgy.
"''''es From the Active Cswy,,.,, an Ac-
count Of Nervous p...-..s


~" me Active CamyrIg,, ON Ac-
NJ. ','"' OF Nervous Prostra,bor.
HoaJ,a,ni September 2.-Judge
gova,. py, tne Democratic nomincs for
ae,nh;no started tonight for Phila-
trnaan,, 20 place himself under the
meri,. sa oi Dr, bartholomew. for
bv ,l;o n's lainiiy physician. He goes
nL Je auV,ce OF Dr. Hall, his fan, lily
pnysician here, who saws he is labo,inv
uot only under physical trouble b,f
unuer severe IL not serious nervo,,s
prostration, growing out of nrd,,eus
iaoor IN his campaign and the anxiety
i,i,iciuent to IL. There Is no definite
.ime set for his sojourn i'm philadel-
phia' That will depend upon the or
uers OF DIR. bartholomew, under
whieh the Judge will place himself
when he arrives there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
AUSTRIA.
A MATTER or pREcEDuRr.

MATTER or PRECEDURE.
! Frohsdorf, September The
countess of Chambord having ex.
pressed the wish that the position of
chief mourner ut her husbands fun
eral be held by the latter's nearest rel
alive, the Count of Paris decided to re-
turn to Paris with the other Orleanist
princes last night. 1t is to be noted
in connection with the above that the
question of procedure throughout. has
been of a very delicate characters
BIRTH or A PRINCESS.
Vienna, September 1.-The Arch
Duchess Stephano, wife of the Prince
Imperial, of Austria and Hungary,
was delivered of a daughter to-day.
FIRE NEAR VIENNA.
Vienna, September Fire broke
out in a lumber yard near the city to-
day. A gale of wind spread the flames
to asnumber OF adjacent houses. The
damage was several millions of forms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03

According to the Philadelphia CORE
spondent OF the New York World, q
short time before his death Judge
Black was questioned IN regard 70 his
opinion of the presidential outlook ior
1854. He said he hoped the old ticket
would not be nominated unless u were
versed-Hendricks and Iilden; re
believed that Tilden might M ths
office Of vice president credit''bly, ana
Hendricks would make an adniiraple
president. hut his choice was Hancock
he was Hancock inside and out, righ'
ana left, and under all circumstances
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
EIcoND EDITION.
SAX ANTONIO.
v.,,. Neck Broke-Accident
PT y ,calld-rhe Mexican National
r. Railway.

,.,,. Neck Broke-Acciden
Pr y , ichIld-rhe Mexican Na''on"'
~' Railway.
sl'l '' tonic. September flames
fsu An' I. IR,ussisn tailor, went on Il
|gelSa' : with several friends.
's.,'a" r to his lodglng,hpus ,. i ia.e
iehl. ,,,s ioot Of the stairway lead
ID q ~, ~. seeond story Of the house.
2 l.s w. "a, mashed, neck aud one
ssul I. "a The jury returned u
.'VS ~ accidental death, 1t be.
" .,a 4, that the man had
sa,,ssipiurles from falling down
. csllarhan was out driving
eeo l,soo, with his family. Cross
sll' s',"s be vehicle jolted and one
, as,lirpu fell overheard between
't r' one wheel passed directly
,na ehild's breast. The attend
ss ,ns has so far discovered no
\. ,aiurles, though it is feared
Y qhey may develop in a few
v,xican National Railway will
,sls,ed 10 Salti,lo next Wednes-
" s.f,vsra San Antonians will
,hOuittat time to spend u cou-
saks Il, that delightful city,
hmrst become a great summer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
SPAIN.
GORILLA AND THE REBELLION.

GORILLA AND THE REBELLION.
Geneva, Sept. 2.-ZoriIla declares
he was absent from Paris mt the time
of the recent pronunciamento in Bod
ajcs. He considers the bourbon dynas-
ty henceforth condemned in Spain.
He denies he had any communication
with the French government, or grant
ed commissions in the Spanish army.
Gorilla intends to issue manifesto to
the Spanish Democratic party.
A MILITARY ORDER.
Madrid, September AN order was
gnzetted to-day providing that if any
officer or sergeant proved to be a mem
Der of the Republican Military Society
or any other secret organization, he
shall be dismissed from the service
and criminally prosecuted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
SUNDAY ST. LOUIS.
Increase In the Number of Saloons Open
Yesterday-The BARRIERS.

st. Louis, Sept. 2.-There was a large
increase in the number of saloons open
to-day, resulting from the late decision
OF the Lemp case, which recognized
the law of 1867 rs still i'm force. There
were also number of ban Der shops
and cigar stores open which do not
come under the Lemp decision, and
the act of their proprietors was direct
violation of the Downing Sunday law.
About seventy harness makers in the
employ of Meyer, Bannerman d Co.,
struck for ten per cent. advance OF
wages. The firm has . large amount
of stock on hand, but will not aceede to
the demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
THE FREE THINKERS.
Adjournment of the Conventional Debate
on Christianity.

Adjournment of the Conventional Debate
on Christianity.
Rochester, N. Y, September q
The Free Thinkers convention closed
to-day. 1t was resolved to leave the
place of holding the next meeting to
the executive committee. Among
the speakers were j. III. Burnham, of
Michigan, Mrs Amelia Colby, of St.
Louis, and Mrs. Judge Heckel, of Mis-
souri,. An invitation is being prepared
by some leading citizens of Buffalo Tor
Rev. ThoS. Mitchell TO deliver his de-
fence of Christianity, and j. B. Wake
man to deliver his reply therets in
that city. These gentlemen have sig
nified willingn. IS to accept the invi-
tatiop, and will fix the time for next
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
FRLlSLE'S CANDIDACY.
e'o Being Kentucky's Next Son.
Pa'sses His Way Ciesrly to the
Speakership.


Pa' Sees His Way Clearly to the
Speakership.
fllle, September 1.-The Couy-
tass Frankfort special says:
Mrs. John q. Carlisle are
sis Of MIR. and Mrs. Will SAT-
Will remain until after the
uoh OF Governor Knott. In
aen with the correspondent
sala That his candidacy for the
lus' as 1t always has been;
tulu oe ridiculous for him to
~ would y not accept such u
'lon If the people should con-
saof upon him, but it would
10 say that he was a candi-
me sense in which it
psu,y viewed Of button-holeing
AslerIng for the vote of the
sswma.oly. He said he knew
Iap!a II Black burns in
u uecilne the race for the
w and was first appraised of
,oogha,,..er-Jo,Dnat, which was
sn nm at the springs; that he
S,:so NY Know Captain Black
'. @a.'oh respecting his vote
Rs sn', executing that he is OBJ
ii a u, a Regarding the lat
s,, ,tat whist he issomewhat
tIo "n m the lines party
III ioo ne Is still politically hon,
ses sIO good a Democrat tc
Il mug na lhe speakership at the
IN. %.y interests, and thai
faee in that light the
M, 'v a4 gave him reason tc
m H. Ir, Randall would really
orba name TO go before tn,
i,lp,ss SHOWS }, ne will suffer de,
EtIons he continued, "tha-
IL may yet arise OF
b. ' A. ignorant, and i
ava, a ~ Mr.. Randall
N ,os - a9raw some Southern
braeun into the race il
d I hos. hinety-nine to non,
Fotes tba already many NOR,
nesrlsl am any other candi,
iou, / lb Enough to secure til,
slve the e'i ha, 1t very prooabl,
|aker.p 'i'of OF being III,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
|n n4an Killed in the Nation.

E,ssaedh nan I. Sept. News
Ian lerrjttovr,,lf rom Camp Sup
Smith Of o nreek last even
aot aud ins,. comp ny out.
aohd, instantly ty killed BY
company I ~ Tor the Jack
ss Si 4 dsp'aHtss g dispute = {, ABOUT /,
! :" arrest TAurmSnean a'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
stoneuall Jack.on's Old War Horse
Ichari tic ConrIer.l

Colonel John Il. Brown Yesterday
Ind Stooewa,, jackson, nep horse
'.nid Eancv , In His stable I'm this city
and tn.d,v'the old horse ~ on his way
~ ,l,a Virginio Miliiarv Instit.te IN
Taxing,on ,sold Fanev,i has heen In
~ !, i,n 90 of Dr Morrison General
Iao,' sonis e. stbar-;n- ia,v On Tie doctor',,
S'rn, IT, Iincn,n co,,ntv Havino
arasan,aa ~. hnraa IL General snit +
p =, ~, Wir',inia niiI,,ocv Insti,uie Dr
NH .on : On, MIN rs i,olnnei Rrown
Iast Mnndnv aud the Colonel forward !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
EGYPT.
DEATHS AT ALEXANDER

DEATHS AT ALEXANDRIA,
Alexandria, September .. - Six
deaths from cholera yesterday.
CHOLERA ARATING.
London, September 2.-The deaths
from cholera OH Saturday were fifty
in upper Egypt and niue in lower
Egypt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
Camp Life Ended and Everybody En-
Route Homs-The Curtain Falls on
the Scene.

the Scene.
Mammoth Hot Springs, September
1.-The last campfire of the presiden-
tial excursion has been lighted and
burned to ashes, and to-day the party
takes train, seven miles distant, and
starts for Livingstone, on the North
ern Pacific railway. Governor Crosby
has returned to Helena; senator Vest
begins jorney through Dakota, visit
ting various Indian agencies as MEM
Der of the joint committee OF congress
of which Senator Davis is chairman.
Billings, Montana, September L.
The president and party passed this
point at 2 p. m. on n special train and
will arrive at Fort Keough at mid
night, at st. Paul on Monday events G
aud Chicago on Tuesday. All are well.
This is the last telegram you will re-
ceive from the representative of the
associated press accompanying the
presidents party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
SCOTLAND.
TWO ARRESTS.

Gla;gow, September 1.-Two men
were arrested to-day charged with be-
ing connected with attempts to destroy
property with dynamite in this city
last January. Their names are Casey
and Kelly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
ENGLAND,
A STEAMER REPORTED LOST.


London, September 1T is rumored
the transatlantic Company's steamer
Amerique, Captain Santelli, which
sailed from Hayre yesterday for New
York, has foundered in the heavy gale
which prevailed throughout England
Saturday night and Sunday, doing
much damage to property. Many
wrecks and some loss of life are re-
ported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
A NEW HAVEN FIRE.

New Haven, Conn, September 2
A disastrous fire destroyed, this after
noon the brick building Nos. % to 30
Artnsian street. The fire broke out in
the lumber ward in rear of the build
mo four stories high, occupied by the
Wsw, Haven Staple Manufacturing
Company and New Haven Carriage !
notwithstanding Company, John Adj,
mach;nists tools and manufacturers
snnnliss and Charles Brown, scrolls,
saving wood, turning, etc, Loss
S1oo n6a insurance about $4,000.
g Eirar,an bristol was seriously injured
by falling bricks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03
FIRE RECORD.

Three Business Houses Burned in New
Orleans.
New Orleans, September Fire
last night destroyed the Boston boot
and shoe factory, No. los Chartres
street. and the adjoining buildings oc-
cupied by A. Simon, hardware, and r..
Blakelev. furniture. The damage is
estimated at $4,000, partially covered
NV insurnupe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03

.u,Er Ireland 60 seems 10 pea
growing idea Ia England. 1t VIII
90 slowly, but It viii 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03

The area of Dakota territory Is
apout 90 5DO,0 900. OF just four times mat
Is quarter Of million ana CONSTANT
IN increasing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-03

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-21
THE OLD WORLD.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 20.-At meeting of the
cabinet at Windsor yesterday Lord CARING
ford took his seat as lord president of the
council in place of Lord Spencer, resigned.
Carlingford will also assume the duties of
minister of agriculture, which are COM
bined with those of lord president.
The Standard states on good authority
that the cabinet are divided on the CUES
ton of the construction of tunnel under
the English channel. At a meeting at
Glasgow last night, O'DonnelI, member of
parliament for Dungarvan, in an address
repudiated the charges made by Forster
against Parnell and the land league. He
advocated the organization of the Irish in
England and America for the attainment
of Irish demands.
In the commons this afternoon Sir VIM.
Harcourt, home secretary, replying to a
question by Capt. O'Shea, said the police
were carefully inquiring into the assault
on Lady Florence Dixie. The inquiry was
owing to the intention Of Parnellite mem
bers to press for an investigation because of
suspicious cast upon the land league in
connection with the case.
DUBLIN, March 2O.-Judge Lamson, re-
plying to an address presented by the
grand jury of Belfast, said he attributed
the explosions in London, and the attack
on Lady Florence Dixie to the final efforts
of the scotched reptile of lawlessness.
LONDON, March 20.-The American con-
sui at Casabianca, has lodged a protest
with the British minister at Morocco
against Alieh, the British consular inter
preter,who caused the fiogging of Jewesses,
being allowed to quit the country without
trial.
LONDON, March 20.-The lord mayor ap-
peals for contributions to relieve the dis
tress in western Ireland and Scotland.
The dean of Canterbury has letter
threatening that the deanery will be blown
up at the enthroning of the new arch
bishop.
High Commissioner Gait, of Canada,
writes that the Canadian government Will
not sanction emigration to Canada of hab-
itual paupers, but is willing to absorb the
numbers, to provide periodical inspection
and record their disposal.
DUBLIN, March 20.-E. Dwyer Gray. a
member of parliament, has contributed
$40 to the fund for the relief of the Par
nell estate of encgmberances.
Pigott, proprietor of the Iriskman, re-
pudiates the statement of Patrick Egan
that he (Pigott) wrote him threatening
that unless Egan gave him $500 he would
accept an offer of $500 from the castle Of
ficals and publish an article charging the
| officers of the land league with misappro.
priating funds.
BELFAST, March 2O.-The grand jury
found true bill against Nugent ant
twelve of the members OF the Armagh As
sassination society, who were arrested il
October last.
T1PPERARY, March 2O.-Mayne, a Par
nellite, has been declared elected mem
Der of the commons for Tippelary, be
| cause of the informal nomination of hi:
opponent.
BERLIN, March 2O.-The emperor has &C
copied the resignation of Admiral Vo1
Stosch, chief of the ministry of marine.
GOTTA, March 2O-Herr Won Wongen
| helm, counsellor of state and minister o.
workshiP and schools, has been shot dead
by disappointed applicant for Office
| The murderer suicided.
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HEALTHIS WEALTH

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specific for hystsria, dizziness, commissions,
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dollars, sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. Wit
each order received by us for six boxes, accom-
panied with five dollars, we will send the pur.
chaser our written guarantee to return the money
if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guar
antees issued only by Lambie i Co., corner
Third and Wabashaw streets, st. Paul. him
Ord'-s BY ClRil promptly attended TO-
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Il Sad Case.

A Mrs. Van Austin from Saltwater ac-
companied by two children called at po-
hca headquarters yesterday to inquire for
her sixteen-year-old daughter who ran
away from home last summer. She is sup
posed TO be occupying apartments in a
bawdy house run by Mrs. Ed. Casleman
somewhere in Minneapolis, although IN
known to the officers of the police depart
ment
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 2O.-Bismarck will intro.
duce motion in the bundesrath propos-
ing an increase of duties on Spanish good:
of so per cent.
LONDON, March 20.-The Times CORE
spondent at Berlin says Germany and
Spain are preparing to adopt hostile tariff
laws because of the failure of treaty nego
tiations.
BERLIN, March 20.-Bismarck has grant
ed 10000 marks to assist German firms in
competition at the colonial exhibition a.
Amsterdam.
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LIVINGSTON!
Montana.

Lots for sale at from $35 to 5000,
according to location. Plenty of
lots on main business street
(Front street, fronting the rail
road track, at from $l35 to 5000
per lot. Will sell on time, g per
cent. interest. We make no re-
quirements as to building. The
N. P. R. r. Co. have it's machine
shops here, branch line to the
National Park and branch line to
its coal mines; plenty of agricul-
tural and grazing lands in vicin-
ity, also coal, iron, silver and
gold mines, placer mines Of Mill
Greek Ii miles north, Enigrant
Gulch placer mines and Clark's
Forks mines on the south, lime
rock, clay, and pine timber in
abundance. Over three hundred
buildings contracted for to be
built this Spring. This is the last
new town on the line that will
amount to anything, so catch on
before the rush there this Spring
and get the benefit of the "boom."