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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
CONDENSED NEWS.
Masnlus{un Kew. Hptes.

"19AAuItoa VkW4 NOLE0s
BenAtor BsHsll das reported hvorsbly tbs
3lst from the com hItiss on military afiairs
bill whiah provides that no reximntal or
company officer shall be1ssitu BE- detached
from duty With BIZ r.gimsnt o, company
more than threa yeaM eonsscuuyely, aud
any o@cer hsratoldre OF Lereaitsr. detailed,
who hhAli bs.rstur3ed 10 duty ~ith biz com.
pany o. regiment, 4hail not again be detailed
eiespt tsmpdradIyl and not then for q pe1iod
Of mora Than sixUldays uAil after The az.
pllatlou otthrea I'd In from h1s Ietoru Id bis
com pany Of rakme pit. Ths ssustary ofxnr
and Cen. 8, esidan oppose he psorshons Of
The bill On tho groupd that they could not
bs carried out wiIhbut aIsat dstrtment 10
Che ssrvIes and bec&uss lh e1acmeut Into
law would DO abridgs the powus Of ths
president, skd thosf under him. y 10 ssri-
oullY impair tho I'd lntnfstrattun OF the arn =,
Sheridan dos not ShiDk IL psupir for con.
RrsEs to A1Iums dirtctlun over what proper.
Y be!opEs 10 detAIli Of Internal economy o.
tho army.
am. WEhbuu savs very pleasant din.
ner party at biz houss on tha ht inst
Among thoss pres nl were The speaker and
An- Carlisle, the BHush InluIs'eI and I'm.
Wr.t tbs Ftsnch u,(uuA"r u. Ronfton. NJ.
and VIZ. Hiscaof, Fenatnr and Mn. M,lior
o. California. Gen. Ind Mrs. aherid.p, Gar.
nnd Ars. AeFeele3, asnstor snn II Glib
son, sod X,ss W}ahburpa daughrer oiex
Gov. {. 8. Wssnbufu.
"a .sps.s ~ hsd home dit,eahy in. max.
.decsior p Of % mbsn 70 Servo on tht
6eitf. Boy lion col, ulttss, b. c.u.s one Of
acc Iartlen y an * speaker. and becauso
n,ta 8'Yulon and Rriisr are x-publIcan,-
luia Ihlter rtpnkiddrttion may cause NJ
C@riAla 10 give tie r 'puhlicans . majority
:rsprssoiia'!4n on tho committee.
Tbs snnus' rrpott OF opsaslon. OF. .br
patrat' for The calendar rear shovs an
hc1esss u lIpsr Ssut. In the number i
palol.is; uads m+rls and lahsls fpued over
IN. tif-v'niiN year Cash r.csiNs iuc7rused
sis1'M EEc.u al trceipis nref sxGet.Ai.
; s"r-a s3oh olu. Cskh. on hand. $207a. l78,
Ex.con.re.auiAn IRobesoa xas rxAn.insd
b. 'hs slihc'; nmit,se al the honss commit.
tee on sccohh,a Investigating the rvnoval
o. employees ,, the. llst onnereaa. az :fulty
corIoonr.tsd tbs .eedniony giv-p by Tyson,
and said tna slklstioo ~ the ix.sr had
been demanded by rF.spukar Keller.
The ch,ue.s nsv y..r wa cd.hr.
tha ch:he.s legation recently by rtc..,,
I..o 70. wntoh vi y attended BY IAIgs
number OF ptrsou'.
Nembsrs Of tho Public 'landa aay a bill
will be rsn'rtf ed declaring HotieI,sd Ill land
a'ouu tha, poi ,ioh OF The Northern p.c,ao
nol eon!piesea wttbiu tbs time sleeihld Ia
'ho Rrs"tnx act.
Commissioner Dudley obIec,s to abolish.
INK psuslon agents.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

P,.L Lenr d: .Nusembgs la, IN ord.,
from Ban Fan cisoo for bronze statue OF
Pr.ldsnt Gar Geld. Ths mode! ra,Je bv
Sculptor HspPe,a6srHsr Of Munich native
81 America, :r.pvsspts GAnsld htannlnE
eteG5 With hend uncovered, and clothed 10
civilian dresa. Th9 aiAiue will .be org tn
tset high. on.ths aides oil tbs pedataI M
American esel,. fn FROM, d. Der . ats,. /,
'tha word Garfield" 10 large lettera.
MT. L.y.op. tbs insane man .;bo ,ho,
h!u'slron train on, tia Pan Handle road
recently. vai 1 fara.sr living near Aod.le.
H,rrison county, Iowa, whtrs his family
t!ea. 1aytonlwas on bis way To visit ii,
father nsat PitIsborg. Layton EuoV in .
proving And hopu Are ente.isIned 81 hi,
recovery. PbSFioians Mt Pithburg pro
nouucsd him Insane.
Chicago spofi.l: CT. Hobart, genera.
,G,a...,, . ~ ~" -: =. .,, -.
superiutenden ii the National Park In
pronrmont company. sAsd that the Atais.
oftbs company would not nnrs than pay
The indebtedness, Ia mol true.
Bra,latreet's agency Is advised Of the
assignment nj MI Arnold. lselildli.
wln, '.nlt in IrncsriGa aral drugs in u
r,nnll why. Arunld IL l:aitd "a wo1tl,
Sl.coO 10 sa.oU.
The Virginia lsgials,ure. by atvo.tb!rds
usIority. passea Two bills orr tbs COVER
uor's veto. Tho bill passed takts from the
governor Tho power TO appoint direction Of
lunniie agylou,l.
Tbs republic. ni oil the ssoond, K.nus
district have nominated z. A. Friustou OF
Anderson eouHty for oonpas Ia plsee OF
Mr. Hastall. dfeeased.
Several gsn,l {nisn Of 81. Paul have Jointly
pluchasea = ANAL tset Of land In Florida,
which thar viii develop md occupy - !
winter rcsort.
The John P. King cotiou min at Augusta,
Ga. cnsl ,Sas5,9sa and has IS, lsI spin
dlss. The annual rcpqrt shows gOdd buai
ness. -.
tt: .tu Swan. . leading re,tsnrant and
frui, d.alrr Of Detroit Mich. bal ss,'gned-
A,ust.. 50 900: labili'ieR saluo.
Col. lnsersoll predicts that ANAL :,rn
will be nomInsted Tor pro dent n.xl ysas,
and .bo ,usilsri Of Toe I'VE elected.
1MG.t R. Il trying 10 rai.a sian. oao
for the Ban oldi psdss-al In la.csnt con,ri.
buu.,ps.
1he $4,000 failure Of Lawyer Bard \,
Reading. Ps.. v p due TO uoct speculation.
Vtlsauks. I, ~ hav. from ~ unknown
q Ia ST. % 't'us OF Washington
Mrs o,rsep g;s $40 o v+sdic. tos TALL
Ing In r schssi<r N " var. =.
Thar an ia turnsrr 10 blast In Penn.
sy!r.u'A an" az ou. Of blAa..
Hsuud A...Ar,iy. = cin,tuuau rsilroad
r.yn'ss'ss. "'sl't10o snon-
Latr cdanpis,u d entirely fte.eu over,
p tt irsvrrssd hy iesu,s.
l. ros Hudson ie p crup d ), soo. 0oy toni, the
larE,sl ever gAthsrrd.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
:: +. Tho German Irruv!,

Tho greatsst ,nunsrssal atrsnssh III, iHS
German army. ii: tho. li.s:$ 1a,;:vsiih
>Fnhce novsr. e1esedsd lao; Coz mSa5:
but . viiter in : fecent: :nnmbeof. 81 :iIs
,f9rsnixhuy .Rsviev declares thits fn: {
future war hall I million: mufs;. sutdiiIi
could be sons into: tho Held
mates that, Germany .cain almost iIi6iaiSs;.
laisly mobitiss an army -orE'ss Doo; 6m:
.e-n, l.45o. 700: man. q 900 rphysiesi1s
md Officials, . I'd. Soo. 900 hotses;slSGa:
which nnnlbif all: closhss;;, sYtuisamsSnlis
ou,ats. e,its, ete::;. nts provided inSp1ses
umo, and held 10: reldinsl Ia ne 'df61rs
ent Eatrison1, 10 the .mobilixsd :SimS
.oufd have. 70 b. hddid3 tbs EarplM al
drilled reserve and mil itiimaiiT numbsr:
.t1g l6o. uo men: the depot. foaarves "a
The dEt ciaa, nutnbsitha- So, 900 .man:
one conhn9enco Of recruits; ous-ysSEVoi.
uutset% yoluntseiI 4hdar tventI:ya s r.
and. tan e6oh1ksn1 81 ::aXpdstf,sM. !!
Ehteh; nAfes trH Ri$aAi tnaIsofSx INK
,oo1n4inad ns4 ,Seu{pSud1S ySG5E
vho. xsv& fod96t ss6nSs EISsffsi
battiee q The. osntniY, sind- hays nsXsf
turned thslr hacki upon, tho; SnamY::sss
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
The Casualty Record

10. victims Iof the dynamite explosion q,
M'eh'pleotffn river. 40 miller from Port
Arthur, Msbitob., arrived at ths lasts. pIsc.
N, TIE pams ~: Contractor sidn.y q. Fss
nia ornlhef. J. Burh<ck Fly. Jnseph Az.
GILL, Joh$ NcDouxaiL, haEuu, Mc,sInrS
Ths sxp'o"lPn was eau.ed BY th.uInz dyn
am'e near stoss Ia : room adIofpiu.
that In which the v,ctiau were. All vrr
,nasn,.y Filled Except tbs contractor. Who
'A'lof TIE he.ne.y and graf deal Of ii,
properly OF fhe D'uvsfAcadsmy oil Music
va a. roy II By dr. The g. Pau, Fro
auo u Anno !usurance Company Il lnters1tsd
tofhs Al oupt OF ESQ.
cnl. a, VI Sheldon, associate justice ot
AnI'na, = |attv. 81 Grany.ll., Chic. died
'addsnlS At tns Ps'.e. hoiel. Gan F1ncI.co.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
FTdsv, Fstaary 7.

sESArr-Sps In sss.ion.
housE,-AG sz Gee dsys al dsbate, the
"ta,s p NED hs bill Tot ,hs rulief OF FL,
John Porter BY vots OF lA to
10 SIequous Efforts veYe
resorssd 10 By the opponents TO s.avs Cd 4
tota By 6lihuAerinG, bur when u s o'cloek
thoes 10 favur eopetded an hour for d<hals.
~ oppensots Of Porter accepted Tia St,ua.
lion. The 6anshelary occupied .. seat 10 ibs
psiva's gallery and thssasezu,sa a. he eli.
max sppsoaeheo Hess marked ~ The mi
.Srangin the gillasea wbo bad given up
ihelr dlnnes 10 witueu The last scsse, Al
.!hs nsmsd Of Npublieats vsra recorded
vi hto. Of The ;6Ni; ~thsy MN
Applsadsd sisotoasly. Tners Vas ON.
,idereelo hlqster and loud taIkius
turing thsi oalnR psoe.edlurs, but
eoih tidn were sood-uniured, a ths Frsuh
IA 4 loreEuna eoneluAlon holore the rnii
call WA hA.t completed.
NEu Wuliprd, Phslp. .L,trd, Henlxy-
y nd Curtin arpks "a ta1cr Of ths bill. nd
Mionesota member1 votsd 10 The uetshrI
Adjourned until ,hs 5th ir.t
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
Latest S.r,hwe.,ern Pareu,s,

! John R. Blu fiIck and W. q. D.vs,, Min.
neapol'a, Ai"p.. carer pIpa machine; Lar,
chris'lanseo, c,unei! Bluff. ro<a. rs,h-
Ing msahlne ssuu-l 8. Crsslu. a.slsuor Of
ous.'hifd to L Cs<in. nut lock; aidnsy
T. k.an.n. XensaLa- Wis.,. MACHINE for
n..ninRI slitst Johanuk 6. xsler, Milvaukes
VIZ, MakinEisponke lead: Thcmaa q. !.
.o9e. AtiHaukee. and O. 4. Wht,ine. Me-
ssaaEnor Of ooe-hAti TO -. rso.s Mime
polls, sltuul taIh boldes; .A,irrd r
White, e!ey.ns Point VII. q d roh: Heuy
Willing, Cedar Rapids. Iowa piston valve.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

eES1rE "A bill rep<allns the timber cul
tnrs Las VS. reported tAvo.ably. asnaio,
cauRron Of Wisoonsin .intoducrd 4 bill 4.
tst"elhh Tbs. Territory OIL Moth D,ko,s
senitar 8 bsrn,ana resolution for IN invtui
gsuon Of political murde,u In vtrKtut
sud unilssipp. wal adop,edTa1 To q
VI. sbsr4ian contrary to general e1peetx.
ttop, had I prepared speech oil his roo
!utton. Il VI, calm and somewhat CON
,euplstivt In tore BE read Il shortly Aft.
"i,"s ia th. Ohio ..n..or,i in en.c.
rbtss u nRs be a lhsy ara reported l..
hAvs basH, they ouxht 70 b inv L,iEat.s,
Toe var Hia proven failure II such thing
have bspPtI.ed and. Gait oe' furths, capui.
nAneed inl this county,. We ought 10 kno
soesnes ,peh nat.era arc ~ nsy hare be-r
Mr.. Malone rose promptly when Nj. She.
m.n Sat down. He bad tho printed siips q
hil tpe.ch 10 bis hand. &c We 10 ZOO
voice. aud lntetuted the KAllsrtez for thye
aoaners o AZ hou-. Bill vera introduce
aeoiisnaR the cflet ri ssz1start surxso
tsnefai o. fhs AMY; approptating $780, 10
'ot inc improvement o tbs Missouri. !:
HocsLTrhe Sensational part ofprocse.,
insa In ths houas waz the consideration q.
.dop.ion RI = .ea ,iuuon 10 tnvesIi.l.. / ,
charges xjata BY er.spssker Keller ae.io>
Nj. q Y 10 yptou, Of the Cincinnati Tom.
mereiAl Gdi<lte, to the eueet that Mr.. Bora
tnu. toWatd tha close Of lha laai se,,ion Of
eonEfeas, bad written 10 Speaker Eetfer.
ssku8 him 10 recsHuize q uisrnn DER to NOV.
'he pssssRa OF ths notorious Mc6arrshs nj
:tai'n, and Euh,tqoeatiy h3d sppsoachea
ht@. on thi sane subject.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

'srxArr The ssaats refused 70 coueur In
The conferences report 90 tbs GRIZZLY relisi
bill, and Hav eommllte, was appointed.
! bili was introduced 70 rslIera commercis,
,IIavsless from license ia1es. Tbs attorney
General In enmmunlcAtIoH prr
.quAts clerical iorre and requetsd that tho
sunuA spp:o pristion for the depsrtmsut Of
Justice To b made Ut ones. A resolution Tor
IN investigation Of the cost Of ielezraphIc
,ors.poute1ea was adopted. Adjourned
till M.uday.
Hersr The conclusion Of the morning
hour lht house proceeded to ths c .nsidsra.
siIou Of DO calendar; pesesdenca
sso@ .bs COMMITTEES q 'As On "P Pasiia
lsnds- Ths G1st bill waa Ii / deeisdpz for
'siied cs1tStn grants Of land usds 70 id 10
ths conjunction Of cadain railroads. Il for
fia Ill LAID, gfanted 10 Al,sialppt under
the &C: sppioved A.. II, lSSa' sTcrpi
grants In Il llof Z. srilE.sad from Jssksou 10
the Ists lfus Of Albania. Also he
tan'is srAntAt In Alkn ,uis undsr the ctu Of
Juse3 1853 and Xsrch >, 1857, 70 old 10
the cnr,s,netiou Of .. road ,ros, E,htoo "a
'hs Tenuoa- rives, Ae-.pht + Chsrleston
s03d, and Savannah 1 Alnaay road; also.
Ms J:"uIe' d..,dx,a, s.n Bu....
= 'urs, coln!; a. Peul-f WOODLAND, ca:
N'n.ard AA'ptc AnAlieiu,. csl R-,d ,r,.,,
NrElr y. Fnnk or. K.ua;S. 4 Yewr,'
kusu-ia kaSa 0-orre Hug-r. ElisEnTth.
ma; Ooh II 0uu<s. ksarusy, H<h,:
'es'Ph c Katpler. q sndais Monr.
. HorsL-Atisr tie presentation and r.:er
inca oi sever Il reporu Of CON a,ttess, ION.
.!sl sesviess LOT lhs Late R-pasnts,tre
Msekey Of Booth Carolina, qers oLstryed
sad tbs housi sajourus4.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

: HnrJ jacob tailor, OF Auzstn, has u
Hsnsd q Gsar.s e. wilbur. a.sh, 5000;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
HsdassaaH, LaNaaru 10.

GEiL Ar.-oAir iIesei1ed voluulua
Jus pstafou Iron, about 1ooo citizsns
u the District Of Columbia pr.yihg for the
'palI,go OF = bill io,faeVrnt ths manuiac-
ure or Eale Of nlcoholic l,qun1 With
q the District OF Columbia aud the terri:
'onGs. He expreMed rrxrei thl. no ACTON
nad bee takeu upon former petitions ofthis
ttud, and thong Il the subject ruust sventu.
lily conipsl the attention OF. rtatesmen.
The petition Was referred 10 The cnmmlltee
IN the District Of C0iuMhll, whrs Il viii
,lumber Ehh IL predecessors.
No 6us' lt.a WAS Transacted on account Of
he tunr..lor Mr.. Msekly 81 Tho house.
Ine gradient sent tho to'lowins noriua.
C6arIra il .hrss, register Of til. lsu.s Of
iee at Hu,ii. ohiL C4l.. Richard s. Tntbill
..hicigo, Quilted Stlird attorney lori The
uoIlhern dnuict Of Hind flames A. Csu.
nelly, Illinois, United 6,a,es attorney, for
:oa southerp diitrIe. OF tlllnoEa.
f.ntn'nisrrI;Iame B. Bold, aoumA La !;
Mil 6ineinlr, Morgan CITY. L. caruot Bel.
llnEer. LllEnR, Tx; james r.. Axhuait:
'p.duesh, ny; Hsuy ". 0Tantley,, Apple.
ton Cry. Mo-; Lndell g.. CahtTeii, Rich
mona, No Adrian c. Gaze. Albany, No. ).
y. Neteatir. Js11up. DnrdEelI.t. Ark; John
Wallis. Aniest Iowa; George E. Eatrnart,
eAtS Luses Emu Fsn , .HatEAsbA,
! WI; James 9r.y, 10. Q. Mich; r. Kim.
Mer, MidIstd. MIsb.; J.,Iea @: Balm, Mar
'tnsYi;lel. ,fud.; Isb,r n. Carson, Kaseon
Alan; Royal NJ Hnh.afd Eongmunt
tho lands granted. IN .Lou1.Iahs in I'D OF
The continuation ofA. rodd from Nev o.
lfans to The state line; also tbs land,
stan.sd 10 Ark .usas In aid OF the ca ualrpc.
lion Of /. road from poiur where the lion
M M1 sus sa rT..r: tn n: :s s..s;,T
boundary 70 point near uslsns.
+. The ueIt bill Nsa that declaring forfeiture
oiiaa lands granted the Texss Psci6c rsil-
Sly company sudsr the act Of euuares5 ap
proved MArchS 1871. and ans supple lsn.
.Al thersio. Tha rrpar accompanying the
hill being very long. il wa or Ierrd printsd
10 the record. aud without any debate the
I'LL nsned Yea. sd: DAYS, l-Bai7 (ps.j
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

:Jama Chnsy dy. $lso, 900 10 build .
Hssonle tlmpls In It Wayne, Ind. :"
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Knilruhd Nova
ocnera, Now. ,.ems.

trn Pssluo E'1ut bid rs eonsrs.. $40 ''''D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
CAPERA & Bro.
MANUFAC TURING CONFECT|ONER
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.

thought if Senator Sherman
aud Congressman Wise had seen
their daughters slapped OFF the side
walk as witness had seen those of re-
spectacle men in Danvile they would
want TO leave Virginia. He had seen
u whlte man escorting white lady to
churcn or the opera, and a negro man
burst right through their arnls,u
Or. w. Ii Temple testified that he
was in the opera house when the trou-
hle began. When he got out in the
street he saw fifteen or twenty
whites confronting an infuriated mob
OF ringers. The latter were violent
ana shouting they could shoot as well
rs the whites. The white men fired a
V"liley, which the negroes returned,
ana on the lining OF second volley by
me whites, the regroes ran,
hring as they ran. Witness was armed
ana iired with the rest. He fired four
shots into the crowd of negroes. He
said he was obliged 10 do it. He did
not make any inquiries as
to the cause OF the trouble. He
only saw ten or fifteen of his
leiio".cltlzens contending against n
MOP of negroes and he took sides with
his own people, Witness bought the
pistol month before the thing occur
red. 1t was, he said, notorious fact
mat the negroes were armed, and
they the whites had taken measures
loi their own preservation. When
witness fired, he fired right into The
crowd. He did not know whom he
MT. Witness has taken part in dis
cusslons which preceded this riot, like
every other good citizen. He sail he
wanted to get rid of terrible, miserable
government they had He said
every white man, woman and child
had been enlisted in the fight to get
rln OF the government they complain
ed OF, aud had promised implicitly to
ohey the orders of their leaders. They I
nave been warned by every man in
could. my
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Delayed Trains Charter Filed-Other
Department Notes.
Rids for Purchase and Lease OF Lands
TO Texas StOckmen.
special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
Austin, February l4.-Owing TO
washouts on the Missouri Pacific. no
mails have reached here from Fort
Worth since Tuesday last.
The Waco compress and the Ennis
compress companies rendered charters
to-day at the secretary of states ONCE,
but owing TO informalities they We're
not placed on record.
The treasurer to-day transferred from
the available school fund TO the gen.
eral revenue SllT,O00, being the
amount p.id on school certificates In
the several counties.
The comptroller to-day calls the at
tention of assessors to instructions is-
sued sometime ago, published in the
GAZETTE, relative to assessing stock
The impression that the
state land board will re-
ceieve bids to purchase and lease
lands is erroneous. All bids must come
through the Surveyor of the county In
which the land is situated.
VIII LAMBERT, secretary of the Texas
Live Stock association requests all
members OF the association
to report to him at Aus
tin all losses of stock sustained
by them, caused 10y the recent storms
and cold spell secretary Lambert de-
sires the information foristatistical COM
pilation. to be embraced in his annual
report to the association at its next
meeting and he trusts all members
will comply with hiI request.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
SAN ANTONIO.
Search for the Missing Mana Negro
Suspected of lis Murder-A
Ruflian Arrested.
Special to the Gazette,

Special TO the Gazette,
San Antonio, February l4.-The
river was dredged here to-day by
friends OF Fred Fries in skiffs, who
were eager To- find his body. The
negro who found the package of letters
belonging to the Texas Express Office,
where Fries was employed. was ar
rested and Jailed to-day. He lives
only about block from where n
woman lives whom young Fries had
been visiting. The negro is held rs
au accessory, and future developments
are likely TO duplicate him, inasmuch
"a he lives nearly Que mile from the
point where he found the letters, aud
he was not accustomed to visiting that
locality. II is believed tina;
the negro is an accessory,
on the grounds that lie is ueighbor
of the Woman, who has a better friend
and one with mere money than Fries
had. The affair is one W lich will be
thoroughly sifted, regardless OF ex-
penses.
Cap. Seeker IL in the city on his way
TO Brown cDunty,to deiend the interest
OF the state on account of recent
troubles.
Conductor Wilson of the Interua-
tional & Great Northern road, arrested
to-day a drunken ruifian who cut $50
worth Of plush velvet seats, and the
question now IL whether this seat-cut-
ter can be arrested under.the receRt
accounting act
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
BAIRD.
Death Of c. c. Arnold--Local and Per-
s0nai Brevitics.
Speclal to tho Garolte.

Special 70 tho Gazette.
Baird, February l4--Mr. c. G. Ar
mold, an old citizen of Callahan coun-
ty, and worthy one, too, though
quite young man, departed this life
on yesterday, aud was buried to-day
by the Odd Fellows lodge of this place,
of which he was worthy member.
Many are the sympathizing friends of
his family. Peace To his ashes.
The bad spell of weather has broken,
and we learn OF but little damage to
sheep and cattle. This county is a
good sheep and cattle county, but we
must not over .ook II as hog country.
J. ID. Merchant, although cow
man, is not behind on the
hog question. He killed one
yesterday aud sold it to Mr.. T.. Sigal.
The hsg tipped the scales at $3.50
pounds net, and was only twenty
three months old. This speaks well
for a hog that has been fed only on
mesquite beans and prickley pear ap-
Piles.
The people out here are in favor of
the state Democratic convention meet
ing at Fort Worth.
Messrs j. ID. and c. w. Merchant
leave for the Fort Tonight.
The Texas " Pacific surveying party
will start out soon to the Panhandle to
resurvey a portion of that district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
The Last Scene Of All.

New York, February II Mrs. En-
ma Uhler, made notorious last year by
figuring in a murder case that made y
great sensation, died to-day from NOR
phine poisoning in New York hos
plta' ON the 18th of last March, VIII
nur II. Havenstick, broker Who
,ived with this woman, was shot and
Filled by Mrs. Uhler's broth
er' Geo. w. Conkling, a sur.
Veyor In the service of the
government. The latter, understand.
ing That his sister had been enticed
away from her husband by Hayer-
suck, visited her rooms and tried 10
INDUCE her to leave her paramour
n,aVerstick coming in a quarrel took
P rs between him and Conklinp
ne iatter drew n revolver and shot the
".hei; Haverstick died in few bou,s
S,olk,lhg was arrested, but was re-
i.aseu on bail. Mrs. Uhler then dis-
appeared from public view. and for
1nne llihe was in the west, but for the
is liree or four months has been liv-
thhs a 1n various disreputable houses in
a AZ -o'h precinct. Conkling's bail was
o,s,,liissed to-day on account of the
only witness, his sister, being dead w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
WACO.
The Rains ExcursiOni>ts TO Monterey
"A Marriage.

special to the Gazette.
Waco, February II This is the
first day of clear weather enjoyed in
this section for twelve days. 1t has
been very cold, but is regarded as the
breaking-up spell. The ground has
become thoroughly saturated with
water, atiordlng plenty for farming
and stock purposes, aud the snow
which fell yesterday supplements the
rain admirably. Barring the damage
to small grains by the January freeze.
farmers will open work very hope.
fully.
w. b. Trice, president Waco Nation.
al bank, and III. NJ. Thompson, cotton
broker, are the Waco representatives
on the railroad excursion to Monterey.
The special train will pass through
your city early in the morning, com
ing south. 7. +. Jones and w. II.
Gibson are also invited guests from
the Missouri Pacific and Houston d
Texas Central roads.
Mr. w. II. Stills, "a popular business
man and member Of the fire depart
ment, was married tonight to Miss
Matte i. COrbin. The firemen turned
out en- masse and made the couple
many handsome presents.
The city pastors met to-day and per-
fected measures for the flood sufferers.
The Masonic lodges are also moving
i'll the matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
WICHITA FALLS.
Petition for New Court House and
Jaii-Winter Sports.
special to tho Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Wichita Falls, February IA PEE
tition signed by two hundred citizens
was yesterday presented 10 the county
commissioners court, requesting that
IL take immediate steps for the cree
ton OF court house and jail; also a
vault for the safe keeping of the rec
ords.
Mr.. 6. S. Maddox, formerly Of Hem
rietta, cattle buyer for Gregory, Cor
ley " Co. of Chicago has rem wed TO
this place, and IL prepared to buy on
an extensive scale during the coming
season.
A bright sun vas melting the snow
today, yet many were out taking ad-
vantage of the last snow of the winter
for sleighing.
The llss ofstock during the recent
severe spell of weather was very light,
owing to their previous good condi-
ton.