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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
REyEWED HoSTILIrIEs BY MINERS.
by TELEGRAPH To THE TRmrNE.I

PrrTsBURG, Sept. 13.-The river coal opera
tors renewed hostili.s y stcrIay against tue sulNE
miners by causing The arrest Of Of Their numoe o
cons,iracy iIe was a tall. poweriul-lookins man anu
wore an Old silk nat on the front Of Thch was u-uo
the legend thrc. aul Onc-laf cents or uo'hin-
the camp the arrest carscd great excitement no "'i
had been produced and while there was ttl' u'u'' u
the general charge was conspiracy by many the "n'I'
blame was attributed To the constable lhFcal' "'.
made that IL nc wa, seen about the camp again he "o''
not csc1pc without serious bodily injury IT '"c"' W.
tclo returned from the seat OF war to-day lie "'S ''
excited by the arrest and sad Those pople arc -'
tin On dangerous aroud and they he'd better cal ma
before they cause trouble There was moi The s-Hes'
cause Tor the arrest ~ that nan lo'''
The miners of the lii;sourS ui'''''.
have shown that they can endure much as aty SCI o
mon iu Ic country hlt tnrir pee -'cuiot- " y" WV
bca, ID mind nat there are tunes "hrn .o.,l, ., ,,
coa,r. ta bc virtue JulZ Hdrtof Na-lhs'oN on ,o''
today fused 20 grant au Application or tu' tCrd H.
The iu,lsorcd striker. tu Writ or nan d7 c'P,7'
vii civc On, men hcarlc next sdJi ana I'-
ducc,i the amount of their bail 20 500 iol 'U'H ~
,rho .., Incoming 100 were re. .niscd vest ra' on tH.
own ...co-fI.,l. .cc. They -ay tbt last Week hi-
hari on the pr -oucrs, aud thai tAeic Ia7 p.'u -
deal of -uh .ln-
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rrLEnnlrILl NlTLN

SO KrCifvLG TOR Tui FrNE BANK ....
pfrfergI.. sept lJ-4 4ur appI l.'i "i iH' u'l' , '
f,r q ri.u .iutu,ut u. o. RECEIVE. i. '-' "..''"
lam. vl.r u-cd thi, mofu.t g h} Ju tr J." "-, i'
l.II tii. ile Cd. -l-l toud W.IufuI 100 tiiW' w,
could De- cod cctrd ny ccvcr. lIc -idird 'uI' % % M
AN time o. chan. ..Iui occur 900 'h- li'r'h' '"..''.
an affair. % fcc..y,r would Poe Iau t
TUE lABNIE' BOND-M ~ rIILp
PuIAuIIIIiA. sept lJ H. tLc Gaze or "l'"" "i'' "i
LOW J LADDER. ci.tr cd 50 % tupclll' ni , "' l'
a c.ha.. WIN LdI tec 900, ho lor them, t'-.N '''"
,.f b d pir.c. auI placed them 100 tue hItd7 "I TIC
..crf ~ the arrest ,i ttcd f-ld,ut-
PHILADELPHIA PAPER EMEAERA"StI'.
pm .IIlA. sept. lJ.--rNr' teen cI -rul.'h-
y,-Ic.diy issue. against 4hr Ir.unHg Arrf fu.
faup4uy. upon IIGGucu comic. ed to various I"'.'
for fnc .-cr. -:.ur amount oi e-l,toJ.
MINlE- HURLED TO DEATH ,,
uuf.rsItAl.r l. .La .tpi l3-lh ON rIit Ai
"a H. .rfi-e u-rd tol lowering tlc mine III W., @
Iow.iet mine. uIp.r ta- uor.luc a.d J"-u Ilatt ~
., .firir t aI 20 wHo we're lu tAr Clrag, WEI L' "
TOM DIT ~ of the -hdi d-taAc of ei-ht I'''' "''
Instantly kii. a.
RI,ELE-- SHOOTING II BALTIMORE. ,,-
p,frlW.Hr sept lI.-NIlli lim fucdc Wa shot tnS M
,,,ts Ian. t, cro I.y wounded ia Ia lcit breast p1
Ann ReIi err stranger. Ercccl was ~ az 49, y,
tt. .4-f eru -c.fiol of the city w. IN ledi"tE y
along aud wit out protocAtou dfe" pl-'"4 aiu NJ
MANGLED BY CAR WHLEL% ,s
g,,pFs y j sept. l3.-Mi illiam krk Wa Iouhi 'elo @
~ n trark az rhe amden aud Atlantic Railroad I'M.
" t Ia. bodv be NJ terrlby mang ed. IL u supposeu
fhaf ne fel from a ain AM was cut 10 pects - 0 1
wheels. lie w.s twenty yeaTs old And unA"fNs~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

single cases are reported fromvarous towns Spezla
is still the centre of the epidemic in the province
OF Gonoa. OF the hfty-onc cases reported IN that
province, thirty-dve were in Spezia.
PARIS. sept. l3.--An isolated death from cholera
has occurred in one of the hospitals of Paris The
victim was soldier who had just reached here
from Perpiguan. Before leaving PcrpIcnan he ate
hearty meal and onthc journey hIther suffered
severely with diarrhDa.
MADRID. sept. 13.-The report of the ravagcs of
cholera in spanish towns for tine past twcuty-four
hours T.. as collovvs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
THROTGR NEW-YORK STATE.
KATr SMISEY'S ALLEGED T.

KATE SMULSEl'S ) ALLEGLD FANT
FORT PLAIN, sept. l3.-Dr. Darwin Potter,
the leading pnysran OF this town. on August 81 made
an examination Kate Smusey. whot- alleged 90 nave
eaten uothn since March 10. Dr Potters c'hcH"h Is
that the gr s .ufering from Il NtuS'- dance pure
snnIe ana uucompc ,ted" the story OF the pro
ongea fast hc says: have no disposition TO impugn
the novea OF the family 20 mpeach their honesty OF
veraity FOR tuey are people OF cha ate" and rcspcca
huttv nm Al. "A medical man unhe lttUugy prOuOuuce
= Ibove statement, unmitlglted hunble. -tupeu-
5ons rand and q physiological mpOsNbiuty ! aul
rtny rnny need thar the adv take. food and some
dr,nk daily. enough at least to support NE and Aecp
M, BODY IA sta nOu1shment mat could not possibly
he u starvation claimed % have been Kept
IN during the lime mentioned"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
cANAnIAN CANAL eYSTEM

OTTAWA, Sept. Is. - Robert l.. D"ufi's''
l. ...,,re,~ yh, is the Commissioner appointed hY
49,, '..,.p Govern ueut . mve-ti-ae AMI report
,,, tine nest means OF dealing Win the Canadian canal
su bas .,mitted hl, report, which It is understood
49,, ,,,,,,,ncnt have adopted aui VII act upon. lie
think. th. success. OF the IL Lawrence f'"i' depends
nuon N .re,,ns the dcph OF wat r. AMI unless 'A'l'
m,uts Of the - Lawrence waterway Keep pace VII" '
construction -, the canada Pacific Ilil ay add inr Sri
ce,,t M a., ,,rtrt IN. trldr OF the Ca. adam nor.
west eeck foreign channels e.st "ilH ~ y, =, f -
IgufialO and NcW-NorA or Iulh""Ii ~ - w. 80
Paul Milwauscc aud Acag0. An a!Pi"iH '4 ,l I.
,ary for aeeprulng canal 10 u .rel WIZ U,
ne asked FOR al TIE next sessOu Of tie DOm4h"H ''
menL
,-D. C.trsr,rs nL CAVI L NEWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

chise Bill was held at Kmarnock to-day Fuy Io'oG0
persons took part great procession oi tle uau hn
which 5000 men participated was feature u '"0
occd.On
PARIS sept 13-The Figaro gives an account noonn o m
second cxperiment with the newly invented o',UU W.
steering apparatus Captain Renaud ascended ~ en s
don expeeiing To GO to the Champs EsyTes. nr, no
abe Tor some time sal AZ anst strong hecze ou rh
vas unable 10 rise or return 10 his 81 ring pol'l h
nroprlrr ceased to rrvOve after ten minutes aAu ="
cd at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
RURGLAR sHor AND CAPTURED

SPRING VALLEY, Sept. t3.-COnsiderable e1-
element was occasoned his mornng by thr capture Of
one OF supposed gang ~ burglars which has been oper
ttng in this county for somo weeks past lie sad DIS
name was Jane, Reagan having no residence. Early
mi. moruiug he broke the store and dwelling ot t.
f. Johnson Suern aud carried on quantity OF sua'
he good. but was oyertakeu Monsey, mile from
n 81 vt,n some o the goods his possession. Refusing
IA snrreuder he spot. but even then ne climbed u
fnce and capped. Twenty men were soon on his track,
brt beng seriously wounded he had only able 20
crawl IN a Drush where he lay when found His c0ndt
lion is critical, one Da having lodged in h!s lung.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
TIE BOON1ON TRAGEDY.
MRS. AND MISS MEssER STILL LIVING.
THE DEAD MANS son GIVES AN ACCOUNT OF HIS c
FATHERS BUSINESS CAREER a

THE DEAD MANS son GIVES AN ACCOUNT OF HIS
FATHERS BUSINESS CAREER.
There were no new developments yesterday IN
the Messer tragedy at Boonton, y. j. In the Briggs
co+tore kind neirhbors walked about tp-toe and
talked in whispers with Drs Carpenter ana hyer'
son. rs they ministered to Mrs. Messer and her
laughter. Occasionally the suppressed sobs OF a
man were heard as Arthur J. Messer, IN looking
over his fathers effects came across some article
which reminded him of happy days gone by. Inc
doctors were engaged for the greater part OF the
morning in dressing the wounds of the two women
and administering opates to- quiet their pam. Ihey
could give no hope of the recovery OF either hut
thought that Mrs Mcsser could not live longer
than tomorrow as peritonitis had set IN about the
wound i'm the abdomen, though Miss Mary Nesser
might survive for several days.
Arthur j. Mes,er was found by IRIBCNf re-
portcr i'm the sittiur-room Of the cottage with MS
friend and former partner Mr.. FIzgibbon. lheTe
Is no truth in the statements that there was any u
l,asantnes, between my father and the firm said
he. He took the Office of superintendent at our
request. because we wanted some one here that we
could trust and he resigned because the duties
were too irksome for him. He told us that we
ought 10 have paper man here, and that he would
keen "a lookout for our interests. paid HIM YiSit
/ last Saturday. and staid with him over sunday On
/ Saturday wc went fishing and caughtFa large nun-
/ I,r of fine black bass He seemed 10 be perfectly
calm and happy. He was always fond OF the rod
/ and gun. and from the time | was clu.d have
/ been his frequent companion on hunting and hohnS
trips. ITr was born in Portsmouth. \. H.. IN SOB
I and when a Young boy went To Boston, where he
earned money 20 educate himself He WAS not a
college graduate. ON June =. $50, he married my
mother and IN two years they would have c'l'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

try in Lancashire suffering the severest de m
which has Overtaken II for many years No H'ns IL W ,,
shor time and only days week i general ii WI
many mills have closed altogether. III the hoseh'Aio
district thirty mills have shut down
ASSIGNED TO KILL TIE CZAR.-Ihe Lrcrpogt FoSt @ nIs
received news to the effect that Stanisaw Nlh-l "aS
arrese ed on railway tram as he was gang 10
He attempted mint suicide after the aits'' -
confessed that he had been assigned 10 XII the LII
while he at Warsaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
WAR TO BE RESUMED WITH CHINA.
ADMIRAL COURBET's INSTRUCTIONS TO BE"N


=
ADMIRAL CoURBEr's INSTRUCTIONS TO BEGIN
OPERATIONS
PARIS. Sept 13-PIime Minister Ferry yesterday,
after a conference with the Secretaries OF war ana
Marine General Campenon and Admiral Peyron' teie-
GRAINED to Admiral CouIbct to resume warhke opera
tons at once General Campcnon refused to assent
70 the dispatch Of more troops from the c"dres IN
France unless war against China should bc declared
His advice was that the number of rolntorc'ment-
should bc limited TO ZOO ,mcn and that these should
he sent from Algicrs. Admiral Courbet on the re-
CENT of W. Fcuys dispatch left Matson with ms
whole feet and started for the North.
Cabinet Council was held to-day IN
accordance with previous announcements, for the
discussion of the Chinese question. Prime Minister
Ferry distinctly confirmed tic report that China had
not declared war. Admiral pcyron. Minister oi
Marine read di~patchc, from Admiral Courbet "Hicn
stated that bc would resume operations a. soon d. n
received rcnforccmcrt- and fresh supply oI pro-
visions. The Chinese question was the only subject
discussed The question OF couFokhg the lhdmI'' r
was left tO hc decided 10y tAt '"'H'' N"''4'Ni- "'
Scptcmter 23 r,
f"%n0v. Sent. IA Tckin dispatch 20 The
Times saws: The reply of the l>tn- ID amen q,
the French u'imatm of July II dcporr, me I'l'''i
of France TO accept America oucr OF N'''''.' ' i
srv China is willing o. -Ebuit ben ease 10 any H'H"N
power A t-.
In the circles hest informed regarding the Franco
Ciuo-c troublc the opinion prevails That Ndnhu Nl
h. The ncxt object Of Admiral Combct'- attack:
Foo CuoU sept l3-Ihe French fleet ha- l'lt
Mat~ou. where II has been FIhG l'I SOM, ~. lI'
The lieutenant of the British man "i-"ar H'phNF NIi
wa. wounded when Oh. thur-c f." day '-" "''V V
on that vessel Is iu dying condition. Inc h+hi| i'i'
to-day fired on tuc telegraph launch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
ANrw PICTURE IN ROSA RoNuCR.

LoNDoS. sept. 13.-Ro>a NonhoUr, the famous
animal painter o., cn,rcd ouap cure for thc rout-pccc
ofhc PcrcAcrou- ui book France 10 vii bc pie 'nt'd
o., tb. o.,tt HppWo pIclcrouuc n token of her
.,., ,.r the tro .rc.-Nc Tcrcncrou brccdsf.. Tho
u,,p,l which serves u- IA. model FOR th picture i-
yoiairD which ooA Ac first prizo oN ' a. the 'nun.
exhibition ot tie society Several hor,'s were "r'l'l
,,m, tr fums,r exhibited rs O. p al animals ana -r I
H f, ann i- hou-r s modes Tor ,uC urc- NLItH Size 7
,, min ,iur OF these selected horses PIX have u''h
o., f., 'uifpI ~tatr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
rur MEETING OF THE EMPERORS

BERLIN. Sept. 13.-Ihe Car will visit En-
peror Francis Joseph at krenoNce' count Po'ocN7
80 Nd t.e Austrian nperJr wll turn with Ac
Gar 20 Sl1erniwice.
WABsAw sept l3.-When the accident &c UIred to tAe
cars carriage the other evening tho ope rccos| d
,be Gar and shouted Long live the King OF Poland
ILe cIDnien who res, ued the carr aee' WHO We
d In inv two trsn-cars were arres ed, bat the tzIr
,cqacnty ordered tholr release an presented tntm
9
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TIE TREASURY TACANCY.
-rr rrLEGnArn 10 r.E rRmrSn.

WA-uINGroN Sept l3.-lt Is understood that
the President viii return To Washington the lAer part o
next week and that no appointment OF tHe 'uooe'o'
80, 1,,,, Folger will be- made unu after tna iime.
,t. sr,Iry Coon at the expiration Of ten days sue
I'm, te tate OF Secretar Fo rs death, will II IL
m b de- gntted 10 at anoh ten ddy - lhe0l @ee4J
-. bicn the President viii III the vacancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
rHa HrL.EuHf, fE0DIELT ~ r0VA


rrt COUNTRY.
D:.i...4...... D.too+i,-o
II Was denied at PhhtIjoN@ ptI'c'lFc
A cuey 81. .ec.ay ,u.t tA. man o- -'t ie, o.I! WHO
...,. d. irf. r'- lulor-.l1p. az
H'' '.." ' " ' ' l....,.... u.t,o
Walker. .ud We 3 thioIt" |' "'' '"
'''' ,~
dctct.N' "'t"'"- "p .' .,. ,....
,...,,.. .i4 A Young ,nl, twcn-}-
l'' - -.. .-, .,. ,..r-. of t.I. cab I..i
iblt' d.. l''"l i.D' ..., ,........ .t...
cal cd oul Hu Iup w -l whom ur i''''" ui'-i'''
..l q,t.o.l. a ,uun- woman inside OH. "'',
.f .t.....J with a diamond ru-
'.'nO'' WA - .... f.,, %. .,,,....
ON L"r utr D. 90 lrl .l'I l'..-..'i
"n'n '''"i .... ,. 'i.,...t ,.te..ton" me
"hiN "u. '' ''" ''
t.u.t,.f .f, 4no.,.I ,.- rc.cIt. br ar iiu.-h'mp
. 90. d.. .,,.,., ,of.r.. t,i .t,.u- him
U'H i''o"'"' ''' 90 anal .I..oI
ou hs .uu. Ia.1. HI' '-' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
IN FAVOR OF woMANs SUFFRAGE.

MECHANICsvILLE, Sept. ia convention OF
the people OF this part OF Saratoga County was held at
Mechanicsyille Han, 10 consider the countys attitude
toward the womans suffrage Dill. resolution was
D. ling couuty's Assembyman and senator
~ support the bill instead VI Opposing IL the futuIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

Sr Lorls. Mo-. Sept. ia special to me
Post Disyatch from Pine Blum. Ark SAYS " \ "u''.
bound freight train tn - LOUIS ana 4c@'' ' "a"
.,,a.,.d ,v constable 1t Fordyc. Ars., under a
nj, -, Judgment for a small amount judge Caid"eH'oi
,n. United ates Court, caused Telegram
o. he sent to Tie constable ordering hin " release 'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

Lo>DoT. sept. 13.-Qucen Victoria has sent a
message of coincidence 10 Queen MarEheritn of
Italy, iu view Of the v,rucut outbreak ol cholera
80 Naples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

train Tue latter refused recognize the authority OF
the Fede.a Court. United states Marshal started MS
morning 10 arrest the officer for contempt Of court ana
10 effect the release OF the train The road IL IN the names
OF receiver and is therefore ncer the eou'ro' VI 'H
COurtsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
srLna 80 ExEcrToR 0F OTRrsA n WC0RMICE.

CHICAGO, Sept. l3-James +. Gordon, John
- oordon and Dayil NJ. Osborne, oi New-York filed a
bIufn t.e United states Circuit Court this morning
asu. tuc exc utor Of Cyrus II Mccormick o. Chicago,
deceased: also AGAINST Leander J. Mccormick and X.
Hall Mccormick ASKING FOR the accounting OF the re-
ccipts OF IN. 1rI oi G. H. l. D. Mc' orm'A from Iu9
ie of n.ryester5 containing tfOrdOus self binder.
me compainaut- beng patentees Of TINS attachment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

DYING ~ DER SUSPICIOUS CIRcUMSrA Noes
DOVER, y. H., Sept. ia dispatch was re-
oeyed herr thi= morning Houston, Tex announcing
mat the body OF James w. Horne formerly OF hs city
was found IN the river thought there that his ceatn
Nln dive " YlOlenlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


A. AMERICAN FRIGATE AsHoRE-An American
fres o. the name OF which Is not know, went asho
G ,,rari goated and proceeded without assistance.
DlraEssIoS IN The COTTON IRADE.-Ihe cotton indus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
THE EPIDEMIC IN EUROPE.
NEARLY 400 DEATHS A DAYIN NAPLES.

OVER 500 NEW CASES OF CHOLERA REPoRTED.-THE
DISEASE IN FRANCE AND SPAIN.
ROME, Sept. 13.-The daily bulletin showing the
ravages Of cholera in this city in the past n hours
is as follnr-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.
GLASGOW, Sept. IA meeting IA aver VI Ino F'"N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
ARTEsLAN BATH HOUSE.
Northwest Corner Of Public Square.
Fort worth.
BATHS. a0 CErJTS.

Natural flowing wnter, white sulphur. mag.
nesia and soda. Bof as rain water. eighty
gallons per minute. Best bathing water In
fhe stats. May be used as ~ Hot springs
drank hot while bathing. We don't use any
believe what VIC say about the water, lot them
come and try II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
sANASroNIo.
Arrested for Murder Of Grincr--The
Del Rio Dance House Burned
"A Deadly Feud.

- DSoA'y ACuue
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, May S.--A Mexican
named Sostenes residing at Nava.
Mexico, was arrested at Eagle Pass
to-day for being implicated in the kill
ing of Henry Griner at Del Rio night
before last. He admits having been
in the fight. All the parties who did
the shooting were from the Mexican
side, and came over to avenge the kill
ing of Mexicans on the Texas side.
Alveno Perez, whose father was
recently killed at Del Rio, and who
was himself shot four times by Tom
Leakey, and against whom there are
several indictments In Kinney county.
is refugee from justice i'm Mexico. A
large house owned by him in Del Rio,
and which has been used as dance
house by George Rector, was burned
last night, also other property belong.
ing to Perez. No one attempted to ex-
tinguish the fire.
The remains of Henry Griner were
inferred at Uvalde to-day.
The remains of a young man named
Stone were brought to Del Rio last
night. He had been shot in an alter
cation near DEVILS river.
There is great feeling in the West
over the murderous raid from Mexico,
and 1t Is not unlikely that it will be
followed by one from this side. Much
more blood Is sure to be spilled on both
sides, as the Mexicaus have Diet ermined
to have the lives of several more
Americans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
soMERvELL COUNTY.
Rain and High Water-IIymcneal Hap.
piness- The Railroad and Other
Local Tonnes.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GLEN ROSE, May Owe have been
having considerable wind and rain for
the past week. The wind was suili-
Client to blow down our new livery
stable, and move two or three houses
from their foundations. The Paluxy
and Braz0s rivers have been full and
OVERLOOKING, but are now falling.
William Francis and bride, from
Denton, have been visiting friends
here for the past few days, but re-
where they will settle down to domes-
tic felicity. May success crown their
efforts.
day last was postponed. owing To the
non-arrival of the Dallas committee,
who notified the committee here that
they could not be present. Parties
here AIS sill hopeful.
Owing to some cause or other, the
Galveston owners of town property
have Cancelled all contracts for town
lots, and refunded the money To pur-
chasers. This is a serious drawback To
the town, as several parties were pre-
pairing to build dwellings on the same,
but will be compelled to buy mt the
Springs. The lots were bringing n
good price, aud no reason was assigned
for the withdrawal.
County court is In ression with a
light docket.
| Candidates are beginning TO loom
up and smile aud 'shaken with their
many, many friends.
The readers here of THE GAZETTE
are outspoken in their praise of thu
stand taken by your paper In con
demning the verdicts ofjuries, like Tn,
Cunningham case and the habeas cor
pus proceedings in the Adams case
Let the press condemn II, and tn,
legislature try and remedy the evil Of
Judge Lynch will preside mt the trials
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
FORT SMITH.
Arrested for Horse Theft While En-
Route TO Texas-Uncle Sans
Free Gift.
to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, May S.-Marion
Bird, formerly a respected and pros
porous farmer of this county, arrived
here this evening under arrest for
horse.stealing. He sold out and sent
his family to Texas last March, and
having squandered all his money and
wishing to join his family, about ten
days ago he picked out fine horse
belonging to neighbor and started to
Texas, but was overtaken and arrested
by detectives just before reaching Red
river.
Deputy Marshal Jones arrived to.
day with eleven United States prison.
ers from the Indian territory, charged
with introducing and selling whisky
in the Indian country.
There is great rejoicing here over
the passage through congress of the
Fort Smith reservation bill, donating
to this city for school purposes the
military reservation within the city
limits, valued AT quarter million dol
lars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
BELTON.
District Court Adjourned Official Wis.,
it0rs-The Telephone.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Bolton, May S.-District court adj
journed for the term yesterday, the ex-
penses being 50 400. There were seven
convictions, three acquittals and five
cases dismissed. There are now fifty
criminal cases on the docket. Thirty
five cases ON the civil docketwere dis
posed of and ninety.fve cases remain,
The county commissioners court of
San Saba county are visiting our city
for the purpose of viewing our new
Jail, in anticipation of building one.
The telephone line TO Temple is COM
pleted and to-day the line is free.
Our socie ty people were highly en-
tertained at the hospitable and elegant
residence of Judge y. b. Saunders
night before last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
WACO.
DIR, Palmer,s Sermon-Trains Resumed
The Wooden Mills.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, May SIR. Palmer VINO
had purposed leaving for New Orleans
this morning, was prevailed on to re-
main until tomorrow morning, and
tonight he preached TO an Immense
congregation in the Baptist church
He cannot prolong his stay beyohu 70, 10,
morrow, as he must De In New orleans
Sunday morning. na;,
Texas d st. Louis trains are again
running through regularly from IeA s,r
kama, for the first time within weeh,
The new wooden mills are nehfiy
completed, and will coon be READY ioi
operations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
MARSHALL.
A Democratic County ConyeDtiOn-The
Recent Appointments.
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Special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, May s.-The chairman
of the county Democratic committee
has issued call converting the clans
at their several voting precincts on the
nth inst. to select delegat es to gem
eral county convention TO be held IN
this city on the 3lst inst, at which
time ali state, county and national APP
pointments and nominations VIII De
made. ,u... =.
The appointment of Col. Elliott as
chief commissioner and Messrs. Lane,
McAllister and Rigg of this county az
assistant commissioners gives general
satisfaction to our people.
Now that it has stopped raining, ana
the trains have resumed their regular
trips, we are happy.