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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
WHO MOURNs FOR LOGAN.
Gen. Logan Dissatisfied with Che Cllolce
Of the Convention.

WAsniNuroS, April 90 I'hnr CEN
tinucS 10 he grcnt deal ~ talk
about The peculiar condition OF affairs
In the Illinois delegations. Gen. logan
IS very much put ont over the selec.
ton Of the four delegates al
large. II now appears TINT there
wac another special friend of his he.
Sides Slorrs who was 10 hive been
elected if ihesenalor's wishes had been
carried ont. This was Gen. Green II.
Raum, ex-comniissi0ncr of internal
revenue. Haum lns Just returned Ia
Washington, and h Very much dlssat-
isiled AT being dropped. one explana-
lion given Of the setting aside Of two
OF iogan's best friends IL, that Long
Jones, ono Oi tho sena-
tors lleutenapts In Chicago, X
Jealous Of both Storrs and Rnun, and
that II WAS he who was Responsible foa
the slight put upon these men. IL Is
believed hero fiat tho Illinois dele
CATION, through Burton @. Cook, Will
be controlled In the interests OF Blaine
rs soon as their votes are necessary.
Blaine Il certainly the second caoloo
Of IL large minority oI the Illinois dele
gates. Some OF Arthur's friends bavc
within the Inst twcnty-fourh hours isInde
oyerturts 10 the friends OF Logan
10 get them 10 combine against
Blaine. Blnine's opponents now 10.
gard him M the most formidable Of
The Republican candidates aud are try
INK TO make combinations IN every
direction. A friend OF Carl Scburx.
now In Washington, Rays that "
Blaine IL nominated ut Chicago Sehurx
viii unite with u number OF indie.
pendent Republicans aud call another
convention corresponding TO the
Liberal Republican convention OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
The Round Trip to Chicago.

CIncAoo. April - Tho eight East
ern lines announce that they Will sell
excursion tickets 10 Chicago during the
session Of the Republican national con-
ycntI0n At ono fare for the round trip.
The Southwestern, Western aud North.
western road, out Of Chicago will sell
rouDd.tTip tickets for one and one.
third fare
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
SAN ANTONIO.
A Street Array Lombard Shot BY Sims
Boxing Match.

special TO The Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, April 81 About
O'clock this evening, an attorney from
Eagle Pass, here on drunken spree,
became involved In trouble with ono
Sims, who was Implicated In the ~.
cent killing OF Zen Thompson aud
King Fisher Lombard fired several
shots at Sims. and Sims fired about the
same number OF shots nc Lombard, the
latter heinH crippled by receiving u
wound through hts left arm. This last
atlfay stirred up a vast amount of feel
Ing, md NIL decent people say these
men must SO.
Ono ,'arlc, an old soldier II charged
with stealing bacon from Chas. Mnel-
Ter, and IL In jail.
Joe Morris, n saloon man, will short
~ fight Edwards, a theatre clnployc,
with gloves, Marks, the Galvcetonian,
is expected to be here about that time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
luE EvAslvE AouEno,

HAVANA, April 9i.--The troops are
still unable To catch Aguero, aud The
authorities continue 10 i1alhtlln IA
dead silence, thereby .oxaspcratIng the
public into II belief Of tho worst hap
pcnlng. Many dIsbelIevo that Duran
IL killed. Gold premiums r0sc as high
ns during the first instruction. 40.
cording TO reliable information the
Aguero party N divided into three sec-
lions, thereby discnnoerttng the troops.
Agucra IL supposed to he lying Ia tho
Xapala swamps II IL rumored be.wpn
again offered sum Of money TO leave
the Island.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

We are offering for the Spring
Trade special attractions in
Ready-made Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods and Hats,
Mems, Boys and Youths But
ton, Balmoral and Congress
Shoes, and a beautiful assert.
ment OF Ladies' and Misses
Shoes and Slippers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

In this department We call attentio,
to the following new goods Just re
ceived. Coiorcd surah and Rhadsmo
Silk, Ottoman and Brocaded Satin
Black and cclored Gros-Grain silk
Jasper Block Plaid, Combination Per
sian Stripes and Checks. Albatros
and Elegant Grenadines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
Death OF Isnac Arnold.

CHICAGO, April "A ---Isaac N. Az
mold died vt hls rssldence Ia this city
this afterno, u. lIo WAS y pronlIsient
msmbet % w Illlnois bsr, represented
tho second llllnoI7 district III congrens
Innate friend q Abraham Lincoln.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

We carry in stock every quail
ity of Carpetipgs manufac-
tured, from the cheapest In
grain to the expensive Mo-
quetter. You can depend upon
the largest variety and lowest
prices. We will send samples
10 any carpets except Tapes
try and Body Brussels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

cIIiiA.

MARsEILLEs, April - Maria Tag.
lioni, the famous dancer, Ia dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
FRANCE.
avn rayrrlAN QursrloN.

PARs, April 2l,--The condition Of
affairs In Egypt continues TO attract
great attention In France. The Jour.
nal DIES Debats again urges direct I'M
derstanding between France aud
England, and asks why iha law OF
liquidation cannot be revised IN tho
same manner that II was created.
The ltepubliquo franchise only de.
msnds that England should glvr
France her proper share OF influence
aud authority ON tho banks of tli,
Nile.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26
avhat shrrsimas Does.


lsItppomotes more OfgOod feeling,
ofhope for the future, Ofagreeable
retTospection, often tinged with sad
reminders as are all the highest OF
earthly pleasures, than any other
anniversary that the world eele-
.6Eatesa a.t ... w .....l lf
IF Christianity be not the creed
Of all the world, at least It's votar-
ies.may justly claim something ID
the way of argument and appeal
for it, in the universal acqulesence
Of meR. ins,i ts constantly and worth
lily observing it. Such acquIes-
ence is not at all to be considered
in the light in which hypocricy has
been defined to be the "tribute
that Vice pays to Virtue" Sin
cere men will often admire sys-
tenn either in religion or politics
without openly espOusing 1t, mere
II because il embodies what they
would likc to believe. Sir Joshua
REYNOLDS painted his great picture
Of Mrs. Siddons, and when the
World applauded he modestly
PAINTED his own name on the hem
ofthe great actress dress: 81 want
hex to carry me with her to Pos
terityy..s Vas his explanation. How
oflenIneh say that Christianity is
A i's.'g good religion TO meet death
with" ,.
But asa fraternizing Institution
how benefcent is Christmas. The
very air seems charged with reel
procity OF good viii and Of kindly
acts for the future. Not always,
nor even frequently do we CON
siNently carry ont these good III
tsstions formed in the amiable
Christmas season. Nevertheless
VIC DO well to indulge the aspira-
tons to be better than perhaps 1t
is vouchsafed TO weak mortals to
be even at tleir best. Compared
with these aspirations to be just to
our fellows, to do the chest that IN
Us les how Inadequate appears
the accidental honOrs of life, ana
their attendant rewards. The
essence of human happiness is the
desire to be contented ourselves,
reinforced by the hearty desire 70
see others happy.
"Kiud hearts are more than coronets,
Apd simple faith than Norman blood"
nNIL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26
Important 30 Parents and
others she Orphan Home

We have lad % great improve
mpat go the health ofO children
by tho use Of Sailts specific. We
had among the children some who
had sciolula~nolIb.y one case in
which it was
UN),HrAEABLY HEREDITARY.
We rot some of Swiit's Specific
and cave ito this case, and IN 2
short While 1t Was cured sound aud
well. 10 was rs bad a case, | think
as ever saw, and had been under
excellent physicians with no per
mancnt relief We have been
giving it toalI tho children as a
health tonic. We have four chill
dren ana ore seamstrcss, who, for
years have suffered intensely every
spring with crysipclas, aud though
they had hr,u taking rwilt's Spo.
ellie only In small doscs as q health
tonic, they all, without exception
passed through Ibis spring without
Il ,oucli Of The complaint. AyouuS'
lady Of the institution. who has
been wiHl us Tor years, has been
troubled with most aggravated
rash eyer since she was % child.
She tiicd all the known Icmcdie,
thatal, prescribed for it with no.
benefit ont she has been cured Ivy
taking Swilt's Specific, and has
had no rcturu of the trouble.
IL is such an excellent tonic, and
Keeps the blood SD pure, ihat the
system is less lilblr To- contrlctr lis
ea.e. An Of the teachers and chill
dren who are old enough 10 know,
agree with me in believing it is
the greatest medicine known. Ny
faith in IL isunbouudtd, and I and
my assistantstatc arcat pleasure
in recommending it 10 every one.
I can at all times be found at the
Homo, and viii take pleasure in
seeing or corresponding with any
who is Interested in the remedy.
Rev. L. =. Paine, Orphans
iIOmA. .'..-..
Macon, Ga.
Swift's Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
y. Y. Office, l5G ". 23d st., bet,
9Th and 9Th Aycs. piifadulphia
Office, 1905 Chestnut St"!.' s.. 3D..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26
Matches md Wiis.ley In she
senate.

Profound aud solemn ~ tire sec
recy IN which the Senate struggles
to envelope proceedings in excel
tive session, but occasionally n
Senator so far lorgcts himself a. TO
allow "a glimpse Of some Of the
secrets which arc guarded with
such Jealous care. Il appears that
while Senator Riddleberger was
giving his reasons why he could
not vote to confirm tho appoint
mcnt Of Secretary McCulloch be
said that he would send to the
secretary's desk and have read
President Arthur's last message.
Senator Bayard objected and said
that the Senator himself should
read The document.
DO / understand that The Seua-
tor from Dolawar objects 2 llr.
RiddloOcrgcr blandly asked.
yes, and The Senator from Ken.
lucky also, said Mr.. Beck rather
gruiily.
'Ah, um, matches and whiskey,'
murmWed Mr.. RiddIcbcrger reflcc-
lively, and then he looked about
him with an air Of surprise for the
grave Senators were grave no lon
ger. Even Senator Pendloton was
diverted, for q moment, from his
mcditatIOn8 on the beauties OF
Civil Service Reform as excmplif-
ed in Ohio Democratic politics,
and joined in the mclriment Great
ed by tho palpable hit OF the young
Virginia Senator.
Mr. Harris, Of Tennessee, was in
| the chair and ho said 1T is the
! hight Of the Senator to have the
opinion Of the Senate on this Ques.
ton. a majority may decide as
TO whether Che message shall be
read by him or the clerk
oh never mind replied Senator
1iddlcbcrgcr, 81 will read it,
Possessing himself Of tho dOcu
ment he began with belgium a
convention has been signed-when
ho stopped aud said: 'as 1t appears
that We are at peace with Belgium
/ DO not think il will be necessary
for me to continue the reading.
IL is said that during his long
singlc.haudcd Struggle against the
CONFEDERATION of SIR. McCulloch's
appointment Mr Rida.cJerger re-
cclycG much quiet sympathy and
encouragement from II pablical
Senators, who while they could not
sec their way clear, under allntle
circumstances, to JOIN himin open
opposition, felt that his protest was
wholesome aud jusuaablc.-Nc'c
+ YORK IiibNe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26
Capture 2r y. villa Nan.

The wild man capinrcl at Swec-
tcn'S cave, On Battle Greek ne ar
Jasper, Tenu.,. on Saturday, WAS
ascertaincd today to be the .pri-
vate secretary of Miss Maud st.
Pierre, a CAPITALIST, largely interes-
ted III coal and mineral lands in
Marion and Anderson counties.
Tho man, who was deeply in love
with Miss ST. Pierre, disappear
ed from Jasper about three months
ago while su1ering from an attack
Of delirlun -trcmrns. When found
he had long, matted hair, no hat
aud very little clothing. When he
disappeared Miss 81. Pierre offered
: 900 to any one who would bring
hun back to hcr.Shc is a myHtcriouS
character. SHE is bnirIing 4 rail
road from Chattanooga railway'to
her coal mines in Anderson county
She travels around on horseback
through tho mountains with saddle
bags iull of money. She says she
is the granddaughter Of Myra
{ lark Games and is worth $4,000,
600. .... ..-.' ."t .t .-....
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26
virginia Etonls.

a few days ago a hunting party,
composed OF DR.. Henry smith,
Judge billiard, DR.. Samuel Morri,
son, llr. freeman (Euglishman)
and Capt. Adam Rucker, in charge
oftwelve Of DIR. Smiths best hounds
went out from, the home OF DIR.
Smith, in Bath county, and in one
morning hung up five bucks.
Mr.. r. II. Cardwell, who was
elected at the late session OF the
Legislature Judge of the County
Court of Hanover, will not qualify,
but retain his membership of the
House Of Delegates, thus contlnu'
ing the two-thirds democratic ma
iority Of that body.
Gov. Cameron has respited John
Harrison, of Wythe county, who
was sentenced to be hung on the
Cd Of January for murder in the
first degree, until February IL,
1885. Those who petitioned for the
respite think the prisoner should
not be hung.
The colored people of Wytheyllle
will celebrate the emancipation
proclamation January /. Generals
Terry and Walker and other prom
linent democrats are advertised to
address the crowd.
1t is expected that the inmates
at the Central Lnnatic Asylum
in Henrico, will be removed to the
new asylum at Petersburg next
week. The new building is about
ready for occupancy.
The Roanoke Machine Works, of
Roanoke city, have sent a NAM
moth engine of their own manufac-
ture to the New Orleans EXPOSE
ton. 1t is said to be superb piece
Of machinery.
The executors Of Link Boswell,
who, while intoxicated, was run
over by Virginia Midland train,
were awarded $4,000 damages in
the Pittsyivania Circuit Court.
Thos. r. Lunceford, well-known
IA a constable and coroner of Eau
ouier, was on Monday adjodged a
lunatic and will be carried to the
asylum at StauntOn.
The story recently reported from
Randolph county Of young gen.
tleman and lady being devoured
by FATHERS is pronounced a fabrl'
cation.
Geo. l.. Hall, a conductor on the
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
was accidentally shot while gun
| ming in Albemarle last week.
Four thousand Christmas tur-
KEYS from Smythe county were
shipped from Glade Spring to
Baltimore last Saturday. .
Henry Wulfert, proprietor OF
TAYLOR House at Winchester, re-
c1ntty fell from a step lader and
br6lt6'his wrist. '''
william Baker, recently released
from a lunatic asylum, set fire to
his house in Fairfax county last
week D.,...4a.r
il. c. Crook, agent of the B.
and O. Express at winchester,
died at the Western Lunatlc
asylum, at Staunton. Friday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26
{. ID. sl, ~. s I Number.

H..HHHf Il
We have no politics in the issue
ofnHhRALD for Christmas week
Atleast during this Holy season,
Va can forget the strifes and acrl-
monies of life, and initiating the
example of the Divine Master
cultivate, for hOwsOever brief a
season, the gentler and kindller at
tributes of our common human
nature. BY common consent,
Christians dwell with the most
hope, and with the best assurance
as to the hereafter, upon the ln-
enitude Of Christ's love for frail
and helpless human nature. Even
tho skeptics and non believers, who
Question his divinity, eulogize the
houndless forgiveness and charity
that his career on earth illustra-
ted. The world, without regard to
relielenor creed or dogma, finds in
His example the guide and incite-
mentto indulgence at least once a
yeaf,and that aseason cOmmemora-
stive of His coming on earth-of the
largest humanity and benevolenee'
.r,ItiS With earnest aspiration to
.exsmplify this spirit of humanity
and, benevOlence. that the HERALD
,OGeIs. to all its readers sympathy
With al their joys and sOrrows.
The HERALD tenders its sincere
Christmas greetings to its patrons.
For their entertainment, as well as
for its own development, for the
promotion of their interests as well
as those oft owners, and for the
general welfare of this richly
blessed and munifciently-endow-
ed Valley region, its proprietors
promise unstinted effort to make
tho HERALD a cherished visitor in
everv home where it shall once
SHOW rs radiant and cheerful face.
we sincerely tender the COM
piimetits Of the season to all our
redders. Wishing them all the
heartiest participation 10 the
festivities Of Christmas, we repeat
the io3ing Invocation of Thackeray
Tor this season:
mul..Be each Pray God, gentleman"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26

WHEELING, w. VA. Dec. 3D.
On Sunday six masked men enter
ed the house Of Mrs. Workenour,
in the East End, and, after horri-
biz beating the family, stole about
$4,000 in gold. Last night four
men, evidently of tho same gang,
broke into the house of Elijah MARI
ing, a bachelor miser of this coun-
ty, aud finding only slS2 Oh his
befsoh: put him to the most horn,
die ,ortnre. TO force him to reveal
the hidiug.placo of his gold. lie
was tied. to bedpOst, stripped,
and a red.hot poker was APP
Piled TO his back and thighs in no
ie;s dian twenty places. Hot oil
was also poured down his back,
and his suilerings were terrible.
In their anger at the failure tue
burglars struck their victim a
heavy blow on the head, and left
him banging inhis fastenings IN
an inscnsible condition. He was
found six hours later, nearly frozen
and half dead, and his condition is
critical. lIarling is nearly sixty
years Of age.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26

The Brooklyn Eagle in an cx.
ira states that the fire marshal re-
PORTS that IL bodies were found
among the ruins Of the Burned
st. johns Tome FOR children in
this city. Workmen are sill wor-
king in the debris. The utmost
excitement prevailsin tic vicinity
of tho ASYLUM, and the bodies found
are so charfed aha blackcn6d that
identification il almost impossible.
lis believed that most ofthe chill
dren who persisted were I'm rtheill
fated Sister Josphiue's ward. The
search is progressing under careful
supervision. The men engaged in
excayating the ruins Of The laundry
have found the remains of0 boys
and 2 grown persons, anf ia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26
A Cold Winter.


An exchange tells us that ac-
cording to the unfailing signs fur
nished by the actions of beavers,
muskrats, squirrels and various
other weather prognosticators of
the animal kingdom, the present
winter is to be IN uncolnm0nly
severe one. Extremely. coli
weather is diSagreeable to most
people, and the cause Of great dis
tress to many; but tits nevertheless
not without its cOmpensations.
Every good man and woman can
enjoy the pleasure of looking about
for suffering to relieve. And oh
what JOY is realized to those who
contribute to such as are in need
Reader, did you ever do a Kind act
that did not make you feel the bet
ter for it? Examine yourself aud
answer to yourself II you have
never tried il, just 80 now and de
liver few loads Of wood, or a lib
eral Offering of meat, honr, yeGela-
bles and corn, or few blankets,
comforts or other bed clothing to
those who may be suffering from
the inclement winter for want Of
the creature comforts. Maze warm
places. too, for the old COW, the
horses, the pigs, the sheep aud
other stock of tue farm and house
hold, even the poultry. Let psall
try il without waiting each for the
other, aud VIC will dnd great hap
piness derivable from q cold win
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26

are in the current of the altra fash
ionablo and official fife here. The
paying of calls in return for those
received is one of the most arduous
duties that officials wives have to
perform. Judge David Davis, after
his first wife died, tried to keep mp
even with his calling list, but he
soon found the fatigue too great.
He then gave up going to see any
one but his most intimate friends.
lie would simply drive around and
leave card. After time he would
not even do that. He told his sec.
rotary to open an account book OF
the calls. The secretary was fnrth-
or directed to send u return card
through the mail. By this means
was the Judge enabled to catch up
with his calls, and as he never
heard any complaint he often used
to congratulate himself upon the
easy way he kept up his swing in
high society through the aid OF the
United States mails.
~
The young lady who recently
furnished the HERALD's Washing
ton correspondence some interest
ing extracts about her sex, sends
YOU the following little poem, which
she cut out of a newspaper, and
which she wishes to be headed
SOMEBODY.
Somebody orawls INTO mammals bed
Just at the break Of day,
Struggles up close and whispers loud
Somebody's come to stay
Somebody rushcs through the house,
Never once shut a door,
Scatters her playthings all around
Over the nursery floor;
Climbs on the fence and tears her
clothes
Never bit cares she
swings on the gate and makes mid
pies
Who can somebody be 7
Somebody looks with roguish eyes
Up through her tangled hair;
Somebody's met she says, "but thon
Somebody doesn't carol
VALLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26

Another Cold Waveis said to DC
OH It's way from Manitoba. where
the thermometer is - degrees be-
low zero. rs this impending freeze
is 10 be a protracted aud severe
one. the thrifty householder will do
veto Keep an eye upon his water
CONNECTIONS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26

a few years ago w. II. Livin-
good, a lawyer Of Reading, Pa
paid one of the heirs $4,000 for a
one-Gftccnth interest in the Ham
best estate, in Philadelphia, esti-
mated at that time to be worth
less than 100000. The estate is
now ready for division, and is
valued at S3J0,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-26

We publish the article entitled
the jefferson Inauguration Myth
as a historical production, not as
political. 1t is interesting at this
tine Wien some people and jour
nais ARE 50 busy trying to persuade
against public inaugnrals- 1t is
interesting to any lover Of trnth
ob,aiheiifr6 "reminiscences and re-
.oar,h