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RLIsnARpr, the Cloihler.
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Two penes of unaduilerated folly
ne bringing of tile libel suit against
40 indianapolis Sentinel aud the late
demonstration towards dismssing il.
Vriggling in slough always sinks the
ariggler deeper in the mire.
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Killed tn. ,uptain

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Recorder
Thomas }. Ford shot aud killed A. j.
NurPhy' captain III charge OF the work
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Daily News
Springfield, Illinois, special saws the
state cunyasaln4 board completed its
work to day aud decided tho contest in
the thirteenth legislative district in
favor Of Mulherlu aud against Klupp.
ms VA. make the legislature tic ON
JOINT ballot, iu CA @ Lemau, Republican
,n the SiNtn seuu urial district, is seated
~ viii give thy Democrats a majority a.
t"o, ln ease Buud, Democrat, uI tur
0auir I'll strict, l. given tho scat Emup
rlalllS haI ninety Votes for him In line
hlhtltohth precinct, OF the four
ittuIh ward, were counted fan.
MS opponent aud saws h,
WI present thec case totGc United State,
sad Jury or wIi contest before lie
nate. The facts wer, shown 10 he b.
lofv huth tu" county Hud state ciiuyaSs.
iuE board THAT, by a clerical error, kmpp
Was originally given ninety votes TOO
many "A both kmpp and Mulnyr,u
are Democrats, the complexion of the
legislature WI not be changed la titlor
| case Gov Hamilton will announce bi,
ueclS'o IN tho BWud-Lrmau case TO.
molrJw.
BRANDS PROPOSITION.
An oprn letter viii bp puhishoa
here tomorrow, from Rudolph Brand.
Democratic Candidate for the state SON
ate from tho ST Ath district, To Horny ".
! lIcmaN, his Republican oup,nout,
brand SAYS that while he ran ahead of
his Ticket elsewhere, aud had reason Ia
believe no would do the name ia ths
sucond precinct OF the eighteenth
ward, where it ia alleged n
fraud was committed, which
added 30 votes to Brands count, vet ii
Leman'S claim To this effect was true il
would show TIA I he (Brdnd) ran behind
che ticket in that preciuct. Stlll, iron,
lho Tact tina to ballots In the
COX indicate that L,man's father
in-'aw, brnther-iu-law aud other init.
luute friends voted for Brand he
lBrAnd) Is inclined to the opinion Il al
these ballots are fraudulent.
lie therefore proposes to Lehman
That they Jointly canvass the votes i'm
Tue .ontrp district, and If IL l.,
tund that the ballots of simil r
character have been deposited in other
precincts the matter can he settled bv
the testimony ofthe voters through aui
Tue district ou the question Tor whom
they voted.
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TIE Fort Worth Gazette announces,
there lisa rare statesman going towasle
hthe HERALD" Nooue has discovered
nch a parsonage on the Gazette yet.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1854.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
GALVESTON.
A Rough Gale--A l!eartiess Mother
G.. C. 4 5. +. Dir ectOrs' Meeting.

Special to the Gazette,
Galveston, January 2.-The stiff
gale that prevailed yesterday and last
night has done considerable damage to
shipping along the coast, and it is
feared that when the full extent of the
disasters are known the losses will
aggregate n large amount. Monday
night about O'Clock the steamer
Whitewater. bound for this port with
81 heavy load of cotton, went ashore
near the powder magazine below the
city. The hooner Try Again"
parted her cables and went ashore at
the government wharf yesterday. She
is badly use up. This morning the
schoo lerNellie Sweeney arrived in port
from Corpus Christi She had one OF
her jibs carried away 10y the gale and
reports II rough passage. The pilot
boat Eclipse is reported ground. The
steamer Whitney for Vera Cruz ar
rived this evening and after taking ad
ditional freights and passengers sailed
for her destination. She reports a
rough passage over from Morgan City.
Last night was the coolest OF the
season, the ground being frozen. Con-
siderable fears are entertained for the
safety of the grange and other trees if
the present temperature continues any
! lenyth of time
To night a thinly-clad mulatto child
about II week old, with a nursing bot
tie, was abandoned by lis hear,es,
"oiher on one of the principal street,
! Its cries attracted attention and it is
being kindly cared for by a cOlored
family until provisions can be made
4 for It's care.
J i g I, A,.lf i "A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
FOREIGN.
RUSSIA.

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=. 49,. y.o om,
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Mmo Me'e NY" i''uut' mutt lii, oiohel
i7u',e'Nin wen ue was k'ltu III
m"us' IVA NeMsNy I",pec'ia''u Wh"
VIZ u',i'9 "uu', ,,' u, 'at Sii'ile .,iie'
I've u'"'' intcs''sul"lu shuNs tilere
, "ao " 1917 . ntc s,l"l (. niuou was
u''s, to'h 'ne 10 ~ ~ Mnii !, me
u,'"'H ii'"He 10 tn' s'I' et' "iloru-
lug IN,ue''u, 'l'nu one VI NOR ct 'ie
nus NV ",eh ""uhue'. ~
. - "Nlel','i'iL'' UT " ini,i,t c'h'l''l.tes
~ nv i'"'s , p'''S az '@."i IL
it,A queer n"ii'en i'es 'A'l!' anu y ne
49," '" Wv w utcht WIN
oup''"Ska. l.oloHri NuneiHvh anu
unil'"hlVh w'lv "''ucA'u me sltIlnS
nnn w ~ uaehs 10 the a'or Jao-
rTiiaN' w i"i merry ''le'il.'er Oh me
iV'',,"i'd' il"llS ouV uecV'ie "ppu-
l, my G'nNof' 20 uln''' reh'cai prih-
c,ll,, anu ''''s ueli' ui.ceu :" 'he au-
Sh"r,'iGs ,HehJN-stV'h Nlhl'isls' Jaw
n'nsNi - aus" ueeply c''iili'"iiiseH III
, ~ iiul''rI Oh Htnerai '9trehiiNoii NJ
iessa, Ht when ne was ran,
lsle'l !" SioeFa, put eScnhen ana
caiic w o. I.u'IsuuI ~ "ne't ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
ABILENE.
A Batch Of Interesting Items from Tay.
Tor County's Capital.
Correspondence of the Gazette.


Correspondence of the Gazette.
Abilene, January 1.-The Concho
house and the Gentry hotel change
hands to-day and Abilene loses two
popular landlords. M.ssrS AdaWs aud
Gentry. Mr. Gamble succeeus Mr.
Gentry, who will shortly leave for
Tucson. | have not been able to Learn
the name of the new proprietor of the
Coucho house. Very soon siXtv-foot
addition will be built on the east end
of the Railroad hotel, making ii
large and commOdi0us building, ana II
strictly tirst-class house, under Major
Stockings management.
Gilbert and Babcock, partners in
the saloon business, disagreed as to
the apportionment Of the profits, each
contending that the ether was trying
Ia swindle him. They compromise
by turning the business over To third
party until their troubles could be adj
justed.
w. ID. Gamble will open up new
grocery store in n few da, on the cor
ner of Chestnut and First SO1h
streets in ruohy's new store. There
is II tendency for business to DRIFT Ia
the South end since the Locations Of the
court house, and business lots on that
side hnVe enhanced very much IN
value in the last month. There are
new dwellings being erected on the
outskirts of town a mile or more from
the business center.
| A band of sheep sold here this week
| for six dollars per head. They were
| fine California mvrinus.
Judge Garfield of Philadelphia was
I in town yesterday in The Interest Gt
his publication, the American Lu~
! Register He has 'aWully winning
wa, s. and can convince the most
| slrpticai LAWYER that there is sure
road 10 wralth-by nuying his book.
Mrssrs. Dubois, rauchmeu of Erath
county. have been in town for several
! dal past with view To purchasing
sheep hey have lately come from
! Illinois 10 engage in storkruising.
Tie Stullz company gave II COLI phi
mentray benefit t. Mrs. SiurtZ last
evening, playing Romeo and Ju let.
| Mrs StuttZ Is regarded as the star OF
| the troupe, al Abilene.
X. X Leggett. one Of cur popular
young attorneys, has returned from
Galveston and the Southern part of
the state, whittier h went 10 spend
| the holidays.
| Yesterday was the irst day of the
winter too cold for the mechanics to
work.
IL is thought that Mallory and Evans
will build thee urt house.
Our schools re-opeDed yesterday after
giving the little folks thu ir holiday.
+ half-crazS or drunken crank was
arrested last night for threatening Ia
set the town on fire, but was released
l..
rested for indecent b. havlor aud, as |
am informed. insulting ladies'. He is
a discharged employee of the Concho
| house.
I'll, c. Graves of Sandwich, Ills, has
again returned To Abilene, on the
lookout for cattle ranch.
Hon. Peter Smith of Fort Worth is
in town, looking after land interests in
! this section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
THE EMMA BOND CASE.
The Def, ndants Acquitted-Scenes In
the Court RoOm-Rum0rs OF Mr..
Bonds Suicide-Threat-
oupl L., uchjnr
enpG LIZ nching.

A Post-Dispatch sp .ral from Hills
boro says: Judge Phillips delivered
long Instructions to the jury in the
Bond case this morning, after which
the jury retired, in charge of two dep
uty sherifls. The general opinion
seems to he it will take the jury IA long
lime to RI ach conclusion, and if tn y
don't return by five O'Clock this even
ing there will be no verdict. Great
exit meut here over the news of the
suicide of Abner Bond, near Tay lor-
vile, last evening. ne was
cousin of A. ID. Bond,
father of Emma and man OF large
property and highly Respected, and
had taken deep interest in the case,
and anxiety an worry over IL is
thought to have caused the suicide.
He leaves wife aud i've children He
came from Bradford county, Ohio.
The whole family left for Taylofvllle
this morning
Hillsb"ro. H.. January 1.-The jury
in the Euinia Bond outrage case re-
turned II verdict OF moi guilty at 1870
[ might after being out nine hours.
The ruurl-roum was crowded with
spectators mt the time. Previous To
the entrance OF the jury Judge Phil
lIpS announced that ne verdict was
about to he reno.red, and instructed
the aud nee that when ii was an
nounced no sign of APPRECIATION or dis
sent would be tolerated. The jury
then filed inIo the room and stood in
a row. rhr Judge requested the jury
"a stand up ana thtn read the yea
diet:
1--WE, the jury, find defendants not
guilty of the crime charged"
Turning To- the jury he asked: us
| this your verdict, gentlemt ?" The
unniinluus reply Was, Yes, sir "
The judge then discharged the jury.
| The audience made no noise what yer.
! The verdict was received in perfect
uGirt by The audience, and the defend
ANS were congratulated 10y every
body around them. The excitement had
Tern great all day, and was intensi-
| fed by news Of Miss Bonds suicide.
Fhe let ling AS to the verdict is divided.
1t was rumored an hour after the
verdict was given that mob had lett
Litchli. Id fur the purpose o. ~ nchlng
tut tie mob failed 10 appear. The
niphl is bitter cold. and this il In de
fendan favor. The d PENDANTS stop
with the jury 10 nigh in the court
house. A quiet at midnight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
N. Louis Policemen.

st. Louis, January > Deposed
Chief OF Police Jaupt ell through Is
ATTORNEYS pe,itioued Judge Adams of
the circuit court to.diy fnr co't'0fdft
again.t the bourd police commissioners
asking that all their late prort e"insSs
against Chief Campbell be ad1udged
muil and void. The writ was Is
sued and made returpable Friday
January llru. The police boar al lis
regular meeting to-day directed act
ing ( bi,f Hercules TO swear OUT war
rant ngaInst eX-CLief Campbell Tor
holding puss slon of the private o.
flee of The police headquarters IN vi
olutioa Of law, also insiructng Cap
tain Eruchte b, prefer charges asaln"t
him for not reporting for duty a. pa
trolnlan, To which Position he was re-
ducvd by the board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
IRELAND.
BIGGER BLASTS EARL SPENCER

BIGGER BLASTS EARL SPENCER.
Dubin, January . Despite the
proclamation OF the lord lieutenant
prohibiting the gathering of National
isis AZ Cnaie Hill, county Gavin. j. &.
Bigger of the Ifish National League
arrived al he depot aud was entbusi-
caily received 10y large crowd. Mag
i-trates and Il large force of police were
also present at the depot A magis-
trale waited upon Bigger and
handed him u copy ut The proc
lamatlon prohibiting the meet
ing Bigger mounted a car
and drove on. followed by friends. The
police prevented his holding the meet
ing Ala dinner given in his honor
This evening 10y Nationalist Bigger
made an address. He said he was not
aware how the lord-lieutenant Of
ireland obtained the title 10 his prop
erly, but unless some successful pros
Iiiute or church rohber amused II
years ago the Earl OF Spencer would
at the present day have been a drunk
en- horse breaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
SLUGGER SULLIVAN.
A Denrer Hotel Proprietor Runs Him
ont OF his House ~ the End
OF n Revolver

Denver, January "A lively free
fight between slugger iSlade of III,
John l. Sullivan combination and
local celebri les occurred in front of the
Arc,de saloon this morni ~. Al
bands we,e drunk, hru,e no serious
damages done An officer inieriered.
tut WAS quiclly done up. Others
came 10 his Ir-cue, and all
hands were jailed. During
the melee the champion, Sullivan,
ram INTO the American house aud ne
mtnded II revolver with when to do
up some one The proprietor, Saith,
r-iusvd, when Sullivan attempted TO
takeit by force. Smith, however, re-
voIver IN baud, ran the champion out
of the house. II some If the sluggei
combination don'C bite The aust before
leaving Colorado they VIII Ice in luck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
Ser iOus Accident on the Illinois Central
Railroad.

Sioux City, Iowa, January "A
passenger train on the Illinois Cen
trail railroad ruck a broken rail be-
tween Mansion and Barnum this
morning. The sleeper and Two pas
senger coaches were thrown down
u fifteen foot eniuunkment. Mrs.
NJ. j. Smith was instantly killed
aud eleven persons NOR or less injur, d /,
as follows: G. l.. Turner of Manches-
ter; Mrs, Jane Duuing of T,rpicia,
Ills Leon Jacobs OF Lake City,
MINI: A Nj. Chainb + ain of Monte
yuma, Iowa; John Halbrook sr, Of
Fort Dodge; j. Il. Fitch vi HilIsd' ale,
Ills, and Thomas Pierce of Reinbeck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
A NORTHERN OUTRAGE.
An OHIO Youth Murders and RobS His
own Father.

Salem, O., January 2-Tbere is
much excitement over the death of
Mr.. Griililh. Little doubt but IL was
parrlcide A horse borrowed by
Stauley to come 10 town has been
hound, but the boy is missing. Father
and sou had trouble yesterday about
some work. The old man wanted tie
assistance of his sou, who bore hard
reputation. Tne young man lett the
house in anger, taking Il revolver.
Shortly afterward tine father started
to find him and presently
II ighbor heard a shot, bul supposed
il was fired 10y n hunler. A little later
Stanley went 10 II neighhor aud said,
Father has committed suicide" and
borrowed horse to go for doctor.
The elder Gritlith's body wac found
in the wu' d. with "a bullet hole in The
left breast. Tracks indicate u dc>prr-
are struggle, and the hloUd.stuined
snow appears as If Stanley tried To
CLEANSE hi hand, after Killing
his father and handing
The corp,r, which evidently
had been turned over after falling
Sta lev called on a doctor and report
ed his father had su,cidtd. and in the
confusion caused lay the excitement
escaped. II is reported STANLEY once
Def re shot at his father. Additional
evidence oi deliberate murder Is the
circumstance that when the elder
Griffith left the house he had so,
which was not found ON his body,
making il probab e that he not only
killed, but robbed hlS father.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
Frank Jalnes Released.

Kanra- City January Judge
Krekel If the United states supreme
curt to-day announced his decision
on the question Of the right of the ted
eral government 10 Keep in custody
Frank J ,mes on the charge of the
Mussel Shoals robbery. The G uTt
orders the prisoner renanded 10 his
boudsmen for the Blue cut robbery,
huld ny thai the state tribunal being
firrI IT, gain possession, is consequent
~ entitled to his custody unlIl the
disposal Of the state cases. THIS leaves
james ut liberty on bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
FRANCE.
A s0uTH SEA nuRnLE.

Paris, January The trial OF Mar
quis de Rpys charged with falsely in
ducmg people to subscribe for an al
legged enterprise for colODizal ion of the
Island OF Port Breton in the South
S-as, and with misappropriating iunds.
aud with inducing several hundred
persons 10 settle upon The island, most
of whom persisted through prlyations,
was concluded, and The marquis con-
demned to four years imprisonment,
and his four associates sentenced to
prison, two TO two years each, one
eight months and one six months, and
All fined 3 90 francs each. Two 9th
ers were sentenced to one and five
five years imprisonment, respectively.
Three Others, charged with completely
In the swindle, were acquitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
Archbishop perche's Funeral.

New Orb ans, January : Grand re-
ligious, civic ana military obstqni,s
OF the late Archbishop Percne to-day.
The recession was large, including
Catholic clergy, state aud city officials,
military. various Catholic societies,
sisters of charity aud sisters of mercy
in charge of inmates of the Catholic
asylum aud cnDcuurse of citiZrns oi
st. Louis. The cathedral wns deco
ia:ed win enibleni- and appropriate
Inscriptions Archbishop her-y Off
lated AT The cathedral, assisted by the
clergy of this and other states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
BU FFALO, n. Y.
A Big Contract for Box Cars-Fali OF
an Elevator.

New York, January 1.-The West
Shore d. Buffalo company has ooh-
tracied with Il car manufacturing hrm
fo the construction OF thousand
standard box cars, TO cost S)0o,OOO
The elevator in Smith
Bros. brewery fell to-day, seriously..iD-
inliu live persons, iuctuding two of
the ptoprielors, Donald AMI McPher-
son smith. The other injured were
Olis Cole and Geo. Weidmeiser, who
were visiting the building,
and Charles Sauer, an empluye.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
A zinc Explosion.

Kalamazoo, Mich, .Ianuury -. A
special 10 the Daily telegraph from
Hapc ok, Lake superior copper dis
trict, stntrss: The dam NJ Harpn
niue bur-t AT o'clock New Years
morning, wreciiug two houses, poi-
ton of the foundry and destroyed six
lives. incl lding g. j. Raymond Il ser
want pirl and The wa Gilman Of the
foundry. G r. RAYMOND wis teller
0f The Hougblon National bank. aud
j. w. Raymond cerk OF the AilaYez
mines
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03

Annapolis, Nd. January ? Legisla-
turc organized to-day The senate
voted not To allow Hodgeson of Som
erset county 10 take the oath because
he was minister of The gospel az the
time Of his election, and Therefore in
eligible. The matter was referred 10
the committee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
BILE ACCIDENT.
!, People Killed and a
inber Wounded in II
my Collision near
rOntO. Canada.

.N n btf NOilil;'pH IN n
|ock oiS n.tna;.,,, uo,,.
Is,s ''''''o" ''
flaui rOnt0. Caiiauh'
,e ~, 9uls n,Iar, "a private dis
lre I n, ive,i from Toronto SAY :
.nch anilway accident ucsurred
rorail, tnlug and il is reported
''" ners3us were killed.
n N ,n,,arv An accident
|,spia mori,inp on the Giaud
at leoaI M Humber, seven
,s q' this CITY A suburban
stanniuv, u orkmen. ran into "A
staeiny .n.t Ten p.rsons
i. o W, en,,,lo, ed at the holt
| iiossai,i Ia hnve been killed
tyhn,lmbtr wounded.
i,gaiJ January One of The
J 80 Uwifig crlamities that
wed Is this neighborhood
|antlrs time occurred here tins
thea III, Grand Trunk rail.
,o . lburhan train left Union
XIV o 49,. 4 car attached WAS
|6aselnplcyes of the bolt works,
20 asthe civ aud are conveyeu
: a7yr by his means, the train
shr thvim opposite The works.
b ih,ag the curve ut Parkdale
u gaf treignt train was observed
ones war,i, hut the impetus OF
WAS 700 much to allow the
do dUty IN time, and
Mis- "a fearful smash-up,
- a shocking trae edy,
Ions zen emploN Ell a. the bolt
led. The conductor Of the
~ ICE B,rher, is said to
o5odplci"r the accident, rs he
& his jrain without orders
ri arrested.
~. n,.cuunts pace the mum
snast.tN NJ, --ev.n, and sew
IL so badl, they are not eX'
ON ny was i!npaneleA
|.4iSd' lie bodies. me affair
gloom over the city.
,y1edsnrc lNing i'm Il ho-pitu
rI doctor are giving them
|,s,itiop. An eyewitness de,
II, Vs,.enp M the wreck a. heart
Ian ILL., ,yirr,ne AIuliuted
r,ns of thn dvinv,nd shri.k {
|,rS1tlso g, r. ,uomgh 10 ANAL
!, wsf
,ona, ofi.ns oro crowdad
, .1 8 \, .,ariv n,,oitip,, hnIlo.
bal it.i. an. i o, 4, 1o,a.
lso =. - ~, "'e' ~ 90 - I'm r.
lu-' wa 'T,t'"', "' II a. 49,, ~ "1" H..
| vF,1 " w paa.; ~ cn"i,
: At " its, w. - a..
vel ~ gan a., n'''onB Ihe
'ilt h"st,'a, w, ~ lue We
no fuy 'Na'Ii ar ~ a.;
pas hn - ~ - ~ ''"p Az
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dF",ihiu, ''n ~, ,, 10y ;.I'
In IL :, 4. pan NI, nus'i n Iu,i'I,"g
'~oi. son. hir,eS i az n"i
= a'ri5"n' ih1 'iaJ"ii'S vi
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noW many VIII Tccon'I'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
General Grant.

Havana, January 2.-lt is expected
that Gen. Grant viii VISIT Havana
during January, n the "a u Oh zen;
Baneau, United .ates consui-genefai
TO Cuba.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
A hnicide.

Evansville Ind, January lat
Mt. Venom, Poe, unity, his morn
ing, tenry ID, xheimer, baker and
confeclioner, suicided.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
Senator liawiey's Father.

Hartford, Conn, January Rev.
Fr,ncis Hawl,y. ffther of Senator
Hawiey, died to-day, aged 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03
AssigIlel.

Augusta, G,l j nIuary 2 - Lnndrum
d BIZ Ter dfy goods. ASSUMED. Llabili-
ties S3S 900 /; asseis T5i 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03

it, lance and place on Better ground.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03

sge,sissd i 'ids' plans ana spe r, I,n e r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-03

Bowljo :, ss''qlssois. 100. ..ss BowLIN-
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