davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07

GLENN's SULPHUR EoAr removes all local
erupt!ons, smoothes all abrasious OF the
cuticle
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one mir.
ute. Mwr.w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
N EDICAL.
LOVELY
COMPLEWOMS
POSSIBLE TO ALL.

What Nature lcnicstom many
Art secures TO all. llasan's
Magnolia Balm diSpcls every
blemiSll, OvercGmcS RcdncSS,
FrcckleS, SallowneSs, Rough,
ness, Tan, Erupti0ns and
BlOtcheS, and removes all evil
dences Of heat and excite.
ment, The Magnolia Balm
impartS the most dclicate and
natural complexional tintS-
no detection being p0Ssiblett
the closest observation.
Under these circumstances
n faulty Complexion is little
short Of Il crime. Magn0lii
Balm sold everywhere. Costs
only Is cents, with full di'
REGIONS. J. ...,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
High Authority,

MAKE money hand over Gst-John
Sullivan. IL. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07

COMBINING business with pleasure-The
sugar.coated pill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
c.H. cRII1ES1oa. Agent. New York.
DR., ], E, SMITH.
No. l40l CHAPLINE STREET,
Near. Fourteenth St:tet

The hes, evidence Of n physic!ans sncceis 10 the
testimony Of his pa.lciits The Increasing dc.
mania Tor my Professions service rroy that have
dealt honoraGly and fsirly with lhote who have
consulted me 1rcver nhe patient name with
ti0cttes f:um tho.e wnom | hsve curd after they
had been pronounced iucurable. A thorough med
ical educa Ion with lnany years hostilAi expert
ence AID familiarity with therapeutic Reenis
close Observance Of tenn erAmental pcculIarIties
and strict attention TO hysieuic management in.
tlres success. euro possible, and frankly give
the patient my opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
LIVER DlVloION-GVING WEST

aaoi"onHi "etvmniodnt:uu tinIs. lrny,a is.ItrIiu
Al o.io 4. y. i"f stcnbtnvi,i: and il,cruct,iate
points. ard arrives ut BrldycI0rt ri S5S NNr.;T's
gerry 9.ol snd s.euheNville ii 955 AN. Return.
sny leaves 3tcubenyiilcM Las p ~, Martins fcrr1
A4l, Bridgeport 2%S ana Arrives III FelleiIe 81 10
P.M. " ''
NoTE-Tra!nS leaving Bel!alfc Ct $40 A, X, and
~ 4. Y. cSnnect ct Yellow Creek for Cleveland.
All trSins daily except Sunday.
4. A. FORD.
~ 'N'h"'H. MANAGER. Pittsburgh. Pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
Correspondence solicited.

t,,...n. az, L., 80
record no such recogniHance hs ~ re-
CURED ny iawi thha me lcJiyEnnn ,a.I',,
does not state ine oiienco Nun won
the nppeilhnt u cnhfgeui ,nns 'na,e is
, no oiiense ~. gu. ~ wy u,.s sa'.'
ihe h.tloi, ~ wei paA. ,, i'' $500
vance aennes Wy ulienSo "s sa
ing; Gaming y, i.sei. ~ ~ o"v -
Against lhe n"s n u, an's s'"'e
'otloh ys, o'ipc, ieN"S' 80 HPpe''
dismissed. ca 80. c.u,h
collins w; ntate; ron sn'', ,pa
county. inis - 5eiio ,n.i"' , a., .,v
luuBinen. peiow veiuS uiom ~ -
nlsi on tne ,or,el'eu phil oohu VI ss,oo
tinker phlleu ~ tnc amount !" ill., Ill.,
upon cnuipe u .neie VI u no,s. ~.
notioh 70 ois'nlss .he nppeai nssans ,no
bona, IL ~ no. icnnp,c peun ,I am,
objection thal ~ uescIipes y Juuh,nJane
on pail,pond ,ns,eaa ~ 9neon Jug
ment nisi, " not suppor.,en w .ny IL
ora. ~ otheiwihe ueScriu;s VIZ Juus
ment correctly Us 70 pnrsns, n,i.s
them, amount, dhtes nhu coul., s.a'ins
eacn. Inc hlotloh 10 uisn inS 'no "r
peal Is ovefruied' UveIruleu. ~,
Peters e. a. Va. uoou, rom no a,i
county. me aPPeiiees ia .n,s case ,aie
moLioD 70 strike ou. nh. suppiu.n
appellants Drle's, Decnuse nncy ms
state the RECORD US 70 tne niinb W ny
peal bono, because tney contain Nv
statement OF the aHslghmen. o. eiIols'
anu olneiWiss n,e nos piop, -. 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
WICHITA FALLS.

Special TO the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, May IA party OF eNcur'
sionists, composed OF repr ssentative men
from varous sections of the country, arrived
on a special car yesterday, the object OF their
visit being to inspect the lands in this vicin-
i,y, and some OF them have already COM
menced negotiating for lard. our citizens
received them cordially, and have taken them
out In hacks aud buggies 70 show them the
beauties of the surrounding country.
The following cattle have arrived since last
report: For NJ. A, Withers, "a carloads; ior
l.. b. * {. X. Smith, % carloads; Tor james o.
Bell, 30 carl Dads: Tor Texas Land and Cattle
company, 40 carloads: for John Y. Bell, 81
carloads: for j. Il. Pierce, 10 carloads: loi
NJ Kennedy, co carloads; for Lyle Il NJ c
Daniels. 81 carloads; for X. King, 81 ear
loads: in all about 1900 head.
Among the many frame buildings going NJ
may he mentioned large livery sthoio Oh
the east side OF the railroad,
The weather is excellent ior me crops
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
IN CONGRESS-.

HOUSE.
EsRlyGTON, May Il. - The bill
q granting the consent of con-
In the construction of a dam
sthe Mississippi at Saint Cloud.
naieamendments to the Indian
fpliatiOn bill were non-concurred
ebill passed extending until De-
NSl, 1855, the duration of the
"Reminiscences of the Alabama
n, a bill was called up which
dap a family quarrel in the Mis-
dtlegatlon. 1t was the bill to
ldthe act dividing the state of
uil into two judicial districts,
divide the eastern and western
q thereof into divisions, and to
sielhe times and places of hold
Hts therein.
binadhead, who reported the
Nthere was a division of serti.
Bong the Missouri delegation
70 the propriesy OF the bill
aNed TO recommit.
aioused Mr.. Hatch of Missouri
,9Iesled vigorously and declared
LEGATION.
8 debate the motion to recon-
,os1 by forty.siX to forty-eight
iaaments were then offered, bu
. vsing no quorum, the house ad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
TEXAS TOWNS.
PARIS.

Dihs Gazette.
~ 49, h'--A large and very interest,"
N. 4. meeting was held at the court
Esls. WIN non ''c' gibbons
|, male a report showing good
Railway. ~. ~
kAs rl"nge reported the people willing
"toi-way, with bnt two excep.
h1'' e consisting of II. J. Wright. u.
III. On M lr,orier and 4. Il. Clement Will
Id oon, ssionaay for Dallas, with power
Z 10 Ls,1sst with the officials OF the
ia1 .lt D II passed the house to-
y. Hnnia,auu Denison branch courts.
agrss, IVY, Of Bonham Is the rrst
and M many people here for fioater
bonn in INN counties. He Is honest
hzm d. r MIS- aud now a mem Der OF
4 our ~, VIII fannin assist us In
" Hove nu lheir worthy citizen
Sreral ~ ANd 10 be treating sue
atme M, our citizens who have
y Aontso,n1eis from neuralgia.
lsy lesv,inery, colored, was iod ged
living S oa poisoning family OF seven
9usnti,v w river. The scamp
tina hs,,.nl W Rough on Rats" and
gtre Al M oi meal. IL Is reported
sufs.. NOV point OF death. Vigor
<'ltr. 'e'ef, were used and all ar,
sds,is.rsaSsey has had his address
aes. ',rl 10 The Veterans al theil
~, w ausens s :, ard sent very gen
,lss',n OF many az nnr .,,tvao,
shessy Wy Hon. j O. Chenowetl
n Fsiuss heIe every aay
~ iar;o sre'l Is upoa ,is a1i mer
WY much de
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
WASHINGTON.
!, Census aud Free Postal
io'' pelIvery.
,,.xey on the Panic
|pator federal Court Bill
-.orrsL COURTS.

FEDERAL COURTS
= ~. 70 s %, Dl PASSED THE HOUSE.
IHS BIZ. ,,rox. May l7.--Culberson's
'VIsll y = the house was never seen
Fa &C.,, , q ant than today ;,,, He
'e'' , , ~ on the bill establishing
Fned a s',r,s At Paris and Denison'
pea s.a arguments which con
p'es s.any members from opposi.
lied ma ,an was used to explain the
y, A n'"p Of TT. Smith, and he
kSJ that the number a,, ., ins,ice
I'M tended to preVean as,r us'io g,
! c Is;.,s for another
i ma was followed by Rodgers,
iien. ~ breckenridge of Arkansas,
% sa " - destroy his argumenton the
uea t 1.-THE he people of Texas were
lr u INV Nv greed, and that to estab-
pilsa ~ would have a tendency
rev . sv the progress of the Indians;
event .np Taylor and Pollard
Ss .lasa Culberson, while other
aus smoke In opposition, and af.
s,sniiye filibustering, during
,A yea unsuccessful attempts were
\ Y !, ~. sn,epd the bill, II was passed
W. If los 10 IL. The debate on
,yNu,,.,sied long. and was intensely
~, throughout.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
KENTUCKY RACES.
Second Day OF the Louisville Spring
MeetIng--fiO0d Sport.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May II. The
spring meeting Of the Louisville
Jockey club was continued to-day.
Weather warm, track in good condi-
ton. attendance large.
Alexander stakes for twO-yehr-old
colts, five furlongs. brought to the post
o. b., Tronbadour, Keokuk, Warren
ton, Redstonc and Vnnltcr. .. -.
soon took the lead, and coming away.
won easily by three lengths; Tr0nba-
dour second Keokuk third. Time lVS3.
Louisville Lladies' stake for
iwo-yenr-olds, distance hve mr-
longs--Ella, Tabitha. Retinue, Trons-
seau, Impromptu. Bluc't'yed Belle
Eden, Ida, HOPE, v Wands
Tshiaha went to the front,
Wanda and Retinue closed up,
and the race was with these three
| To the end, Wanda winning by neck.
! Tabltha, second; Hctlnne, third
Time. 1921.
Dixonia stakes, all ages, mlle and
| ZIG -Starters: Freelnnd, Long knight:
Nellie Peyton, Mammontsf ana
Cleaner. After good race 70 the
lower turn, Freeland and Long knight
went to the front. Freelnnd won ny =
lenth; Long Knight, second, Nellie
Peyton, third. Time. l:50.
Fourth race, selling race, milo heats
Won IN straight heats by Mayor
Hughes: Egyptian. second; Col
ouel Hepburn third IN hrsi
heat; showed up lame FOR the second
heat and was excused. CAmpetm ana
queen Esther were dlstanced n tn(
second heat. Time, l;aql
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
LANiPASAS


LAMrAsAs, May 1.-THE new courthouse
is now complete, received by the county
commits toners, and is the pride OF the city.
Next TO this must add the Fort W orth Daily
GAZETTE has got the boom here, and rides
maj estically over Its sister papers
Business Is good, and the streets crowded
with cont nual throng Visitors are COM
ing fast, and even writing ahead for rooms
and accommodations.
IN. Cooke and sister from Greenville ar
lived last evening TO spend the summer.
DR.. PeyIc Thomas from Jefferson Is nego-
tiating and expects 10 put up frst-class drug
store IN the city.
|. The county convention TO send delegates TO
Fort Worth and Houston Will convene on
the 9th of this month
Three cases before the mayor today for
fighting aud using pror&ne language ON the
street.
DIR. Carhart of Oshkosh, Wis, n practical
chemist is here prospecting and expects To
locate In the city.
A very large herd OF cattle passed through
the city this morning, billed for odessa, Tom
Green county.
Much wool came in to-day.
Several stock men nom their ranches are In
the city, and report stock OF all kinds LOOK
| inc well,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18

vs. Dorac, from Lano; Meyer, Weis IL
Co. VI. Oliver d Griggs, from Lime
stone; Gibbons ct al. ys. Ever et al,
from Lamar.
Dismissed for want OF prosecution
Simpson w. simpson, from Ilano;
Texas & Pacific Railroad Va. Cane, from
Nolan; Foote VS.. Turner, from Tom
Green Austin & Northwestern Rail-
way vs.. Trent ct al, from Barnett ;
Austin & Northwestern Railway vs..
OVERLY ct Ill. from Burnet
Motion for rehearlng submitted
Mersey w. Oxer a. EDgle, from Wash
linton.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Reversed and emnnded--Brown VI.
State, from Young; Legura VI. State,
from McMullen; Kenneda w. State,
from Mitchell; Saltillo w. State, from
Uvnlde; Allen w. State, from Mitchell.
Reversed and diHmlssed--Brown Ut
al. vs.. State, from Young.
Certificate to affirm Enthusiastically
vs. Dlel, from Tarrant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
Needed Improvement.

|0u' living in the vicinity of
asgett avenue are put to much
'.alence when it rains, on ac-
ravine which crosses the
1 y, DOCK west of the street car
LUIS rayine fills with water
a. ss y. are compelled to wait
= walter subsidies or walk a long
around. 1t should either be
"''houl delay or filled up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18

It's merits. the Judgment. which was
for the purchase price paid for hay not
delivered and interest thereon. IL
affirmed. So ordered.
Richardson VS.. State, from Palo
Pinto. The defendant In this case
was convicted for herdlDg sheep on
land not his own, and was fined In the
sum Of $40. The motion 10 dismiss
AYERS that the transcript brings up no
! reoopnizances, and that 1t does not ap-
near from the record that the appellant
| is In jail. In default of n recognizance
the transcript must show aflirmntvely
that the appellant Is in jail. An In
spectlon Of the record shows that the
motion Is well taken. The motion
prevails, and the appeal Is dismissed.
Bullard VIZ. White, from Ellis
county. This was a suit by injnnc-
ton 10 eDjoin the collection Of a judg-
ment of the county court for. S3l, rem.
dered against the appellant In a trial
of the right Of property to bale or
cotton. II was decided upon It's
merits at previous day of this term,
and the decision then rendered WAS
reported in these columns. IL sus-
talned the judgment rendered below.
The motion for rehearlng brings In
review the questions then decided.
After a careful examination OF the
authorities cited, and a consideration
of its former opinion, the court nd-
heres thereto, and the motion for re-
hearing IL refused.
Anderson vs.. Jordan, from Ellis
county. This was suit on nots
brought by II. 5. Jordan, son OF 4, J
Jordan, deceased. The defense set up
!. was that the plaintiff Il. >. Jordan wa va,
J not the owner OF the note. but that "
belonged 10 the estate OF y. .. jordan,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
WILLS POINT.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Wills PoiST, May l7.--slade h. Rilgore OF
this place has been appointed county at.
torney vice Ed Rosenbaum, resi- sned.
Mr. n. A. Matthews h al son kicked by a
horse yesterday, which was at frat supposed
TO be serious, but to-day lie is resting easy
aud IL Is oped will be up in few DAYS
Stock shipments this week were unusually
large, mostly stock cat tie FOR Reed q Hittsoo
Sweetwa'er. Ten cars to-day were consigned
I, A. March, Bowie Total this week S. cars
The shipments this month will aggregate
so 0 head.
Another heavy rain with considerable wind
night before last. Farmers are peneraliy mr.
with their work and prospects for a GOOD
Yield are favorable, except In bottoms where
continued heavy taius have to some extent
ing of cotton.
Miss zolie Thompson left this morning fol
q visit 10 Marshall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
SAN MARCOS.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN MARCOS, May F.-At a meeting OF the
Democracy OF precinct No, /, held this alter.
noon in this place. a resolution indorsing the
two-thirds rule was carried Fifteen dele.
gates were appointed 10 attend the county
convention 10 be held IN Kyle on saturday
night.
j. A. Bell, who was painfully wounded in
the hand yesterday by the accidental dis.
charge OF a Winchester rifle, is ON the street
to-day.
A picni" Gt the McGhee grove yesterday
was greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
our ice factory is in fnlt blast, and there is
no probability of " scarcity OF the luxury
dur ng the heated term that has begun with
unusual severity.
Farmers generally have their crops in fair
condition. and the prospects are very hatter-
Ing. Excellent crops of Johnson grass have
been saved, aud the oats Will be harvested
within the next ten weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
PALESTINE.

PAIrsrINE, May l7.-There was considera-
BILE excitement here last night because IL was
rumored the International pay car had re-
ceiyed orders irom ST. Louis TO stop paying
employees. Paymaster kretz and M ar eal
,oIE eithoneh All here had been paid. DIS,
natehes received today deny the rnmor and
declare that all checks viii be paid the saihd
as usual, and all claims agnins. tne pax ~
roads he met promptly, when Verlneu; Lay ~
master Kretz requests any enc oNeriooAeu
az, ihs rolls 10 send information 10 MN y,
Marshall, aud pay checks Will be returned
ION nl correct,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
FREE DELIVERY.

I,,sNs Gazette.
voRTu's APPLICATION.
r,,uNroN, May l7.-Wellborn
,.sred from the clerk of the
| I'll the recent census returns
~, Worth and the latter sub
LIMO the superintendent of the
AVERY system. The superin-
4 N eoncedes that Fort Worth
4. III the requirements, and says
4. snyious to give the city letter
j. Int could not decide the mat
III July /, the beginning of the
\ wear,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18

Tho oro nj a, - y HIsI'ATVH,
~, $500 srnuu Jury nave adjourned nfter hpy-
ny ivunu i9rtyseven bills OF fndictnent
Judge II. u; Gaines pronou need sentence NJ
u NJ, upon bili Bass, the rapist, this morn.
, nsj ans oon5 ~, appeals having afiirmed the
ue. .',. Din bass was tried at The No
venioer term of the district court in ~, for
rape upon Lon Williams, an Inmate OF Tho
P phs Hls victim was poor im6eciis.
III sentence OF the court IL that he re exc
cu.eu WITHIN me walls of the Jail on Friday.
Aug. u, isN. Az the umeof the oflonse publIc
opinion ran very high, and but iur The viciS
isnSe or me sheriff anr the couri, Judge
MS doom long since. The law has tak.n ,ts
course, Justice has been done with ali AM.
gence, and the record OF our county and citv
Is not stainsd with mob violence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
SENATOR NANCY.

kp.hs Gazette.
Ira OPINION OF THE PANIC.
|,sHryGToN, May 17.-Mr. Maxey
IA from New York this afternoon.
ay: he canvassed the leading
In and business men of the me-
N, and found the general impress
|Ya: that the panic was chiefly
fred to spectators, and had
Edits height. The senator says
4 Of the Texas banks would be
ka permanently. and the panic
II mol be felt in the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
WAELDER.
Special 20 the Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazette.
WAELDER, May ia convention OF the
Democracy OF precinct No. 3 was called NJ
O'Clock to-day, at which the following dele
gates were elected 10 the county CONVENTION
which III eets In Gonzales May q; X 4. Miller,
nr a " Kerr. The following were selected
MS alternates: Sam Hopkins. Chas, Gentry
j. l.. Cunningham and ;. J.. Pogue' IRE qel-
egates We're instructed To yoie l9r JV I'M 80
gress. as long as these gentlemen's names
were before the convention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
MARSHALL.

special TO the Gazette rs q Pacific
Masa, ,n'aay. Their monthly paymenn.di
ba sre are are between any and siNiy 'n'
dollars. ,.,a,.a,tons. Mal. VIM. steu'
From hr racsiye tha support q me y v1s and
for Tor district jaagss ms Is warm ar ' riisnds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
CAPT. EADs.

! TO the Gazette.
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
|sHNGToN, May l7.--Capt. Eads
|gyear before the house river and
y committee next Wednesday,
siore the senate committee the
ag day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
p.AsTRoP.
snec,al TO the Gazette

BAsrnor. May i7-Yesterday about cai ,
Mr. brooks, a younr man living here aee,,
dentally shot himself while getting on n ,s
morse on Main street. The hammer OF w,
nistol caught ON the horn of his saaaie @n r,
was discharged intIictins very painiui ou'
NOT dangerous wound. ,a,, here last
we h,, 1, !, cleared oil before morning anu
u 6rshs Today. All the armers "a ana hns g1a
irv " people are In town to-day anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
neNlsON.


special TO the Gazette, nooplo are much
-, 49, eSer HE f.ilowlpg telegram isee.'''
sro,o washington to-day ,ouss to-day; only
"9 Our cou i bill passed 'ns suriah
eleven yotess gaihs' 4. L. MArGAs-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
TUNNELS.


SpecinI 10 the UHEeIIe'
RrSsrIs, May I7.-our county eonyen-
zion me, last week and selected Judge syl-
Letter adams as delegate to the Fort Worth
convention, with DR.. T. W. Hem as "''e'
nate. No instructions. -
c, Il. WiIllpgham, Esq ,wa was ssle With
Ies M' Burks, Esq. as alternate, wiah ~, ~,
siracions TO vote for Ireland on On, r ahe rule
ballot and the repeal OF .n ed seesate TO The
oancressionai convention, with j. W. ha'h
o'yas rs alternate. No Instructions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
TERRELL.
specia, to the Gazette.

TERRELL, May 1.-THE precine. COZ eon r,,'s
GOV Irelands administration, lpaot also lie
acton OF DIN WsiiDoraa GIBBS 10 isr lieutenant
candidacy ~ called on j. o. Terrell e ss.
come candidate FOR state se ,bs County con.
two delegates we're elected Vote 70 Ell Tor the abro.
,,aiion OF The two-thirds rune
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
hrprMpIIoN oF nnNps.

I,aIyGToN, May l7.-Secretary
h this afternoon received a tele-
! from the assistant treasurer at
York, saying called bonds had
redeemed to-day to the amount
)sleDO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
counr DECISIONS.

AUSTIN, May 1.-THE supreme
Jones, from Dallas; Browder W: Glenn
ems Of al. from Wise; Endick vs..
Endick, from Callahan Wills et al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-28
|, Down Town Merchant


Having passed several nights dis
turb6d by the agunics aud crios at u sui.
iprlng child, aud becoming convinced
thnt Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup
was lust the article needed, procured II
supply Tor the child. TN reaching home
and ncqunlnllng his wife with Whit he
had done, she refused Ia have II admins
tered To the child, ~ she was strongly In
favor of homeopathy, That night the
child passed In suffering, aud the parents
without sleep. Returning homo the day
following the father found the baby still
worse, aud while contemplating another
slccplcss night, the mother stepped from
the room 10 attend to some domestic du-
ties, aud left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered II
portion of the Soothing Syrup 10 the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept we'll, and the little fellow
nwoko In The morning bright and happy,
Tho mother was delighted with the sud
den aud wonderful change, and although
ut first offended ~ the deception prnc-
ticod upon her, has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. \
single trial of the syrup never yet inilcd
To relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice of the mother. Sold by all
druggists. - cents II bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-28

of TINT wise procautlon to have rccolv-
Ing officers certificate upon the voucher
itself. Witness said that some time last
wear he received n loitor, charging Cont
gan with drunkenness, aud the latter
man cnmc to him aud told him Kirk
wood and Conigan were engaged IN
frauds. Some inquiry was made aud
the conclusion arrived ut that while
there were some suspicious cir'tH,-
stances there was nOthny E",,anting
the conclusion of guilt. There the mat
ter rested until Detective Wood discov-
orod fraud.
Secretary Chandler spoke of the per-
sistont pressure brought To bear for tho
retention of DIR. Wales.
"What do you mean by pressure, Mr.,
Secretary
In reply, the Secretary said the rocom-
mcndaiions of DR.. Wales were of such u
character rs To fully Justify him twit-
ncss) In believing the affairs of his bu-
rcau had been well administered, be-
cause IL was Incredible that gentlemen
should have urged his rcappointmcnt
with such perslstcncy Ii they had any
suspicion OF such condition of affairs In
the bureau. They were mainly members
of Congress. The parties To the fraud,
especially conignn, persistently re-
sorted 10 rather extraordinary means to
keep DIR. Wales In Office. The petitions
for Wales rcappointment were In Conf
CAMS hand writing.