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Mother Swans WormSryup, tasteless, effective:
Nasaldfne cures Catarrh, for Is cts.

Nasaldfne cures Catarrh, for Is cts I'm
Smokers try DR.. Carman'S Dentalaid Wash.
DR.. Carnan's Dentala1d Teeth, Gums, Breath.
"A1derney Dairy WaEOns.''
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered in half-pound "Ward" prints SOC. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterm1k and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream 15c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-20

% Per Gallon, Csc. OF. Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
! MCGEE'S, 9th street, near D.
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MANUFACTURERS REMSASTs.-Pacihc prints, &C.;
pacilc percale, 634c- Stems, 9O4 18th street, be-
tween and X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-20

II RoCHON. CoRCORAN BUILDING
Cs FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM PAREa
Ihis<' Patents and Five Me.ills from Exruotops a
lsrls. Lyons and Vienna
MaTufacturer and importer OF
at hAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
ladies nne Hair Cutting and HAIR Dressing
itsir dyed and shampooed ia first class manper
Wigs to order
N,
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REMNANTS. REMsAsrsu
'l0Szzs zsHS s SS3 SHSa7 fS22E OF
SPECIALLY FOR FANCY WORK.
EEHS2sfs e. y SEfX%fsn AsS 81 EEL sHftS'-
AT PRICES THAT 1 HEy T MIN BE PLEASED TO
KINGS PALACE
WONDERFUL CLOSING SALE OF
5000 UNTRIMMED HATS worth from 81 to 80. 80
P pn e yeTF S ss9s s a. a continue
Opportunity. 0''p''eo 0'-aio don't neglect the
Also, tbs. PLuME and FLOWERS At lower prices
which will be sold ut half price "
children's. Misses' and Ladies' CLoAKs At 5oc on
Is dozen elegant LADIES' VESTS at &c., sold formerly
ssRn nnEs1S g for yelling and
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN KID GLOVES.
ssa KID own importation At sc
Elegant Musquetaire Kids at 81. sold formerly at sl50
Thres-button elegant Kids at &C., sold formerly at o.
ATTEND CLOSING SALE AT
KINGS PAL ACE.
Ga SEVENTH STREET n w. febo
VNHE MOST USEFUL PRESENT
FOR YOUNG BoYs
nice overcoat . Suit Of Clothes ranRing In price
from 42b0 to %. Also Hats Caps. Boots and Shoea
&c. Al very cheap tor the Holidsya
J.. ". HELBY
d21 ioil-lo16 PsnnaytvAnda SvenuA
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and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed e Physicians Sold by Drug
glsts. Large bottles, w. Manufactured by ". E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md m,W,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-20

To the Editor Of The EVENING"; STAR:
The language OF the "'Three Sisters Free Bridge"
bill Is open TO the suspicion OF Intentional am
biguity. with a construction possible even more
unfavorable TO the District than the absorption OF
just the cost of the bridge from the District reve
nlles. What are tine District revenues? The
amount annually derived from taxation upon the
people or The District and an equivalent amount
contributed by the United states rs an equal prop
erty-ownPr I'm the District and taxpayer!
The bill says that 1.-THE United states shall be
credited with the Amount which il may pay for the
erection OF said bridge upon its fifty per centum OF
the expenses OF the District OF Columbia"
The Commissioners budget for next year fS in
round numbers, S35OOOOO. One-half OF this Is con-
tributed by the United States. If the cost Of the
bridge is To be deducted from that half, the bill
SAYS, you have this result:
L. s half District expenses. .-.....-.. $1.15O,OO0
Less cost of bridge. ..-................. 22O,OOO
Balance from the nited states. 81 .530.0 900
District taxpayers contribution. ..... 1,.50,0OO
Total revenue next year....... s.. $780, 600
Estimated expenditures next year....... $500 OO0
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ANTON FrsHrR,s
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No .s6 q strts! northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
ladies' and Gentlelnt's Garments also Velvet ara
Plush t1oaks Grape N,is. IAcs Gloves etc. are psr-
iectly cleaned 10y this Superior process
LADIES' EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALLY
Gentlenons Clothes Cleaned by this process will Iso1
lose their original siiae and spots guarants-d
TO he removed enectualy. Price 81 30 and 81 rs sr
suit. 81
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Miss ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
go TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes COhSETS TO ori'r in every style aud material
and guarantees Perfect Tit and comfort
HER SPEC1LT1ES ARE
French Hand made Undertaking. Mer1no rnderweso
ana finest Imported Hosiery.
iateiit Shoulder Braces aud all Dress Reform Goods
flenril Gorsets ind Bustles The Hercules" Sun
porting Corset. tor Winch Miss H. 10 special asesas
and 81 Corset. her make, that for prsso
cannot be SURPASSED.
\. B.-Frll,ll. t.,r1lan and Sranish spokeu sE
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Pennsylvania avenue. cornar 9Ih street
Established lsge fehi6
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CriminaI Gases fo he Tried.

ARRAIGNMENTS IN JUDGE wYLIES COURT TO-DAY.
To-day the following persons We're arraigned In
the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie: Annie f.
Schramm Indicted for the larceny OF $500, from
Henry ID. Kelly: pleaded not guilty. Charles
Schmidt. Indicted for assault and battery with In
tent 10 Kill Melville ". Washington; filed similar
plea George Jackson. m&nslaughter. IN causing
the death OF VIM Henson ia November last; pleaded
not guilty. Henry FestuS. emDeZZlemenL OF $3.50
from Charles Ecclps; plead not guilty. Charles
Smith. obtain ~ by false pretences s5s1 from W.
H. trOat: pleaded not guilty Also obtaining s160
from HeStor Coleman by false pretences; pleaded not
guilty AlphejIS Brown, obtaining goods, wares,
and merchandise from Hamburger Son by false
pTetenCeS by means Of fraudC' Vt check for $40:
pleaded not guilty Also a similar indictment by
obtaining goods 1rOni EScInan Bros. by means OF
fdise check for S13 Massey Garter. house breaking
IN day time entering the house { Ann E. Connell
and carrying on goods valued at S1i.50,: pleaded
not guilty. Jennie Towles, petit larceny. second
offenSe dresses, &c, valued at SIG. from Annie c.
Lincoln: pleaded not guilty. Francis Queenan,
h0useoreakng stable OF W. J. Fitzgerald and TAX
Ing harness, &c. valued at 1915; pleaded not
guilty Samuel Lewis. do. house OF A. Duehrer):
pleaded not guilty. James Smith. larceny OF
horse, wagon and hogs, valued at $3.50, from
VIM Thompson; plead ID not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-20

RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-YeSterday afternoon
horse attached TO wagon owned by James Beilew
of No. al 1lr street northwest, became frightened
On 9TH and streets northwest and in its efforts 10
run away threw out Mr. Bellew. The horse ran
along Is 10 9Th street, where the wagon was upset
and the horse captured Mr.. Bellew was found 10
be seriously injured Dr. j. L. Eliot OF $40 street.
rendered medical aid
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Condensed L0c8la.

Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p. NJ. and ex-
tngui>heu 1T ! i. III.
President Lloyd yesterday laid before the Mary
and senate resolutions adopted by the Journey
men BOOh binders Society OF this city, rendering
thanks Ia the governor "1Or the bold stand taken
by him in defense OF the labOring people"
\ meeting OF the republican club OF the second
district Was held last evening in AleXanders hall,
corner Of 'th and POmerOy streets, Mr. Ralph
NHrnIlcy presiding ana Mr. William Tyler secre-
tary. Addresses We're made by Col VI. VI. Holland,
Prof James VI. Gregory, ". II Laws Ralph Worm
ley and others.
Union Tent, l. O. ~ T.. gave very enjoyable en-
terta1ninent last night AZ their hail. on 9Th street
northwest Among those who took part were ChaS-
HouSer. MI. X Hunt. the MISSES Lemon. Mrs. Flor
ence Leach. H. y Graham L. T. Wild. Miss Rabbit,
D. SmithSon. T. o. PUliZzi and Edmund Burke
In the Maryland senate yesterday leave was Oh
ta1ned for bill 10 change the Maine Of Great Falls
election district, in Montgomery county TO Potomac
district.
Manager John s. HOllingshead. OF the Washing
ton base ball association has secured the release OF
Barr, the pitcher from The Allegheny club, and en-
gagged him for the Washington nine
1T Wendell Phillips memorial meeting. held at
Douglass Institute, Baltimore, last evening, Rev.
JAS \. Handy. of Metropolitan church. Washing
ton, H. G.. made the principal eulogy upon the life
and character Of Mr.. Phillips
The Century Magazine. for March. received from
J. Shii,ingt0n, has an interesting. and profusely IL
luStrated article upon 1.-The New Washington"
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A CaRD.-We will continue our great sem-annual
sale OF dry goods during this week only. 10 pieces
OF nne coiOred silks. 81, worth s1 Prices reduced
throughout the store. ". ". Burdette & Co., 9S
7th street and 1t6 K street northwest.
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ThOrntOn's Emulsion

For Gold and Silver Trimmings
go to Meyers, 922 18th street northwest. w&s,3m
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CLOSING SALE OF CHINESE PORCELAINs.-TO-
MORROW. commencing at IL O'Clock, at Downg'S
auction rooms, the sale OF Chinese pOrcela1ns viii
De concluded Many nne specimens yet remain.
embracing parlor and table decorations which
VIII positively be closed out at the time meQ-
toned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-20

CONFIDENCE MEN SESTESCED-TO-day IN the
Criminal Court George W. Morgan. alias Frank
Warner. and Geo. Kelly. the two confidence men
who pleaded guilty on February I'd an indlct-
ment charging them with having, on January 25th
last, obtained $50 from Dwight Fl. Corey by false
pfetenceS, We're arraigne1 on Indictment
charging them with ha wing, on May 23d last. OBJ
tanned from FestUS hahn hy false DretenctS S2.G
and pleaded guilty They were each sentenced IL
two years In the Albany county N. penitentiary
IN one case and one year In the other.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
EASTLAND COUNTY.
The Wool Clip-A Funeral-Toplcs
About Town.


cisco, April 9.--our prairies are now assum.
ing n beautiful appearance. All the hills
and Valleys which nave lately donned an ell
giant suit of green, are dotted over with herds
OF cattle and sheep. eheepmen are gathering
10 their crop Of wool. which Will soon be
placed upon the market and thereby enliyeh
trade.
IL was on Tuesday that we attended the frl-
neral services of johnnie Lane. son of Rev.
La @ OF this city. The services we've con-
due, ed by Parsons KNIGHT of the Baptist ana
Wallace oi tue NJ. II, church. Rev. Lane 5
many frienus and acquaintance tenuerly
sympathize with MIN in mis- bereavement.
Among The many improvementsol TINS ci,y
we notice the foundation OF Il merchant mn
which is being built by W. w. Porter, one OF
our wei known and esteemed citizens. mr..
Porter has contributed largely toward Inc
Improvement OF our town and Is destined 70
do much more. In a shorl interview WIN
Mr. Porter we learn that his machinery WIN
| be propelled by II iifty fivS horse engine whlie
in tue flour department there Will be TWEEN
| " rollers instead of tine old fashioned burrs
| This mill Will place nearly scventY'nye phi
rels OF flour upon the ma ket every day. ],
will PROBABLY be completed by ihe nrst o
| July. 49,,
nne brick-yards are attracting no little at
| tention. 1t IL tue opinion of us manager
| that our soil is well adapted to brick I'M
| wards look very beautiful, and everythihi
connected with IL aitests the skill or Ito map
ayers, and that brick VIII rule the day u
Cisco several elegant brick buildings WI
bo erected in this city during the comm
| summer,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
Judge Denny's Resignation.

Portland, April l2.-The Oreg.onian,
to-day published the facts which led
w th., resignation OF Judge Denny, ex-
c :" at Shanghai. Judge
pamnv publishes n letter dated Octo-
her iSss. TO the third assistant secre-
,ary a. Washington, openly charging
a. n seward with making a ten
u ,'ear lease OF a building for official pur-
1oses in which he charges the gov
pprnToant 81 800 per year more than
,nas maid. and he pocketed the re-
' waI p secretary Frelinghuysen
, was informed, and is said to have !,
winked Of the transaction. Denny ny
had either to become a party 70 me
f@and or resign, and chose the iatler
| course,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
The kidneys act
" purifiers Of the
.1aAsl ..A x.t....

IN purifiers OF the
blood, and when
liieir functions
are inter cd with
tbro' weakness,
they need toDiDg
4 IA 6y become
BEAUTIFULLY active
by the use OF Hos.
teLter's stomach
Biliers, when fall
lux short OF reriei
from other sour
ces. This superb
STIMULATING tonic
aiho prevents and
arrssts 4 yer and
oRue, consiipa-
ton. liver com
plaint, dysnepsia.
rheumatism and
DINER alIneniA.
,r ~ . by ali drug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13

tendance, wn prSuict, " ~
we nave the best of prospects at IRE sen,
LOT couple % nice stone buildings To- be
capital Is rendy, and NJ s,, ne
Will be let Non''"o'
some OF our best and weathiest citizons nre
seriously discu sing he building Of n in"r.
chant mill before Tho coming harvest
the rain just fallen ="
the peace, paid our town a wish ,o.dav
He owns real estate az this place.
Your Ciaiton CORRESPONDENT SAYS no c,n
furnish good water at ihiriy or forty feel. mi
W irom 40 TO 20 feet, as every one VINO
visits us can testify. ""V
notice that your able weekly edition a.
Issued 70 go9dly number Mt this postoifice.
and they all seem to appre clat,, 4, mos,
highly "'N AZ AhSSN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13

A., used for colored school.
70 20 Also advertised for application for
inesy ,eYs To teach our public school FOR tue
,ms,, Nc wear, TO commence the LIST OF Octo-
btr. - - .,,roro a. IL, tba ct.r a,a Ia
~, M get UP n large singing class.
There IS talk of organizing q building aud
loan ASSOCIATION here. ~ VIII be composed
~ snn,, of our best and wealthicst citizens.
i.rbere Will be an immig ration society or
s,o nized here Immediately.
since our encouraging railroad prospects
have beccine NO bright, the citizens have
NJ, NJ, IL ed up and all seem willing To do tncir
NAL in dong anything that VIII nelp 10 ini-
rroye and build up our prosperous city.
we had a fine shower last evening. and 1t
was gladly welcomed by our farmers and
stockmen.
,Tne little folks OF our city had social hop
ot The SAuonal hotel last evening. Oscar
SwImburn was manager and they hau IA
,l,aSaut time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13

Ladies approve Of your s
sLittle JOKER"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
WISE COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette,

your sauctum until something important
turned up, and as splendid rain has just
fallen, and the best Of prospects promise a
seed 10 Write and let The rest
ui The world know how good We are all
feeling over orr good fortune Eyerything
miilef. GARDEN truck and cattle needed the
rain. Nnmbers Of our prairie farmers were
depending eatirey this year upon their crops
SO far a. heard from, is good. We hear of no
orn buyers among our farmers for The nrsi
time In years. /,
The marriage alluded TO In my iasI co,pmu Y
nication did tRke place, and iew o. lnt
young men ATTEMPTED a chaflvsrl, oua Wei si.
MT by the brides mothar and I'VE o gu, ,ans
slsltors, who. with clubs, sho~eu tn' .rn,ya
ofspartan women, aud dissnisseq Va" eio"a
without any very great ceremony as,nr
Our pulpit Is rs lao filed on trinAys 5 ~ a.
day and Sunday by Elder hsIof " NV % =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
Wy oOuSrY.
! Z, ae =
~ Gazette.

NJ IN. inee my last corn,,,,
~ 1 y %, aud fi n,;k IN me
sisslyS y, u large dry goods
s!ss 'ss,laurant a LOOKS; also
ls!0 has e siar saloon Eept
4. ,s ed il now o9 Nv with y
|ssss, /. 4 ihass'neibIe Jim. has has
=. iss,1 1'a'ss hand, p, SAL saloon,
~ I dss.lh kings. I Is nrs,, ha :,
~, q. ma. c .tol. Hopkint Is
ss ssi'a Y. eomini,sslnnarsW, W. :.
III, n o. y running /, !,
~. i sS..ss si sssn' has has ley me
snl. i 81, There are '1 man !
vs. Il "a met spa ton.
Il n s,s'selary. Ih nys' % a.
tttcs,,p urrhaEe a sni,a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
ATTENTION, HOUSE OWNERS.

you can save money and vexation by first
consulting smith & Bonner, the i've carpeh
no ioh of work too small 10 receive prom
attsntion. signs, doors and windows screens
NJ shortest notice. Orders by mail or win
d. schwartz & Co., corner Houston ana sec
Ond street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
Eire in New York.

New York, April la.-Flre tn ~ ~
,, MsI At ninety-two and ninety,
, sa,r Green street, burned Samuel San nda
Jour- m Sons car makers, loss SO. ooo;
Corn q Hon Ti,ge & Co., hatters goods,
y ns ooS. II G' Dube, halter, sS,ooo;
building damaged ss,'Vo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OE

1T IMPROVES THE QuALiiI w
tho Biood and e,,rioIesit. and Is there
fore a fine i,.cigorcnt and corre6ttro
I'm cases OF all chronic nidtddscs which
are associnted with an IMPovEnIsHED
STATE OF TIN: BLOOD. These all Yield
fnthe regulating an dnourishing prop
critics OF It's great food tonic eieniunn-
II compensates for tho loss y ritd,'y,
induced by Coitsu,np fioi, CdfdrTh OF
bronchial and Throat dgect,sons. ds
srLu remedy Feminine DebitttD ana
reimburse the fendie Wgsnwn.nv
those losses of rifaiify aocoh pahy
inp comDiafufs peculiar to the SER
Mothers u ,trsislg their own chstare,.s
and delicate trof'en wno 800 1, p',;,.o -
become mothers and bring up cUoT-
s,,Is chiIdre,1 should by oil means use
II. II sciu restore suDe,t, - n,is-
Mental or Nervous Prosfrn non afh.
ing from Orer-icorH, Iii .,,,a
DrofraoteI Disease. nn' ~.
1Drmnhen,,ess and tho Opium, HABIT
Tor as inc appetite grows healthier
md digestion more vigorous ST. Va ,rrai
crovin, dies away until totally ex-
tinct4 n h highry benfJiciat In Ltver
Conplaints, M 1,;s.n.n, and for tho
debiliiatipg effects OF Fercr ~ aEu
LEI r. i,9s no eqiaI IL repairs
,rasfe. improves Digestton and <J,-
,s,is, ana atroras The Dgisp arsieis
Of food. and Is 70 pleasant 70 the taste
hat the most sensitive palate "iii ho'
TO PHYSICIANS hHD INVALlDS.
An analysis az q Cahig'ls L.9',1itai r; 1leI
Tanie - 81 Tho c:ffilrns egenl!sl, Asiito.
Hill ng uASshi.L, Nd, f.Rs,. q London Y
England; and IN oitorseia9n.. IN, = m ass,,is
%iIsoNi T.n.s., LID. az London, gro 10
sold ut vha.e.pie ~ all ' 81 i paf
nrugaIsts, and re'l ~ 1aiE,I5srtsToS. GEs-
pahi. ASrsl. Ii5 Fulton Street, Se" inf2-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-24
Mormon Mo,lntel,auks.

New YORK, June 23.-Twcnty-iive
Mormon missionaries with sol con.
yerts, I0l Scandinavlans and 100 En-
glish, arrived on the steamship Arizo,
ma, en- route for Salt Lake City under
charge Of Chief Elder G. III. Nye. AS
the steamer reached her docks a roll
call was held and each elder was de.
tailed to his respective post
Young women looked listless as the
elders rushed among them, giving
orders Elder G.. II. Nye said: "The
converts bring are not all recent &C.
cessions, some having been members
Of the church over thirty years, who
through lack of means or other
causes, have been unable to come
here sooner. am now going
back to Utah TO remain there,
and within short time of our arrival
a further relay Of elders will be sent "a
Europe to keep up the work. con.
slider ! have been very successful. y
Referring to the arrest Of the Mormon
missionaries in Vienna, Mr.. Nye says:
II do not contemplate any serious
outcome from IL; Austria IL
very intolerant. / look upon the
trouble ms only temporary, aud IL IL
doing our church more good than
harm Mr.. Nye, Oh being questioned
in regard to the number of each sex he
had with him, was very reticent AZ to
which formed the majority of his
Darty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-24
Connecticut Independents.

NEW HAVEN, June 23.-The Re.
publican independents met to night
and organized. Simon T.. Baldwin,
chairman; Rev. Stuart Means, Simon
f.. Baldwin, f. Il. Tyler and others
spoke. Resolutions were adopted that
the national Republican convention
in Chicago has in its platform departed
from the principles on which the party
was founded and from the purposes
for which the party exists, and that
the convention has still further disap-
pointed those who desire a pure
administration, and an advance in the
standard of political action by the NOM
ination of James G.. Blaine and John
A. Logan. That it is the true duty of
every man who is in sympathy with
the principles Of Republication to
stand by those principles, even though
the party may desert them, That
these candidates are unworthy OF our
support. That a committee
be appointed by the chairman which
shall nominate and report a standing
committee of twenty-five, including
themselves in this number, to corre-
spond with other bodies of the Repub-
lican and Independent voters who
may be In sympathy with our views,
and to represent the sentiment OF this
meeting at any general conference
which may be called.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
a galveston Youth Crushed by a House.
Moving Apparatus.
watteron's "silen, sentinelq Getting It's
Work In at the Killing Bee.
KENTUCKY KrrrrScs


CISciNNATl, June 2s.-The Jury in
tue case of Joseph Palmer. the accom-
plice of William Berner, returned n
verdict ofmurder In the first degree
me Commercial Gsaette's Mount
Sterling, Ky, special says: News
rom Eastern Kentucky Just received
states that four men killed
Payton Strickline, having shot
MIN from the woods while at
work In a field in Wolf county. 4
man named Davis was arrested m
suspicion. Frank Sharpe was stabbed
and killed last Saturday in saltwater
Wolf county, by an old man whose
name Is not known. Eirhy Ashburn
who had threatened tv kin Mr.. Bird
in his store In Morgan county. was in.
stantly killed by Bird.
This verdict only emphasizes the
indignity Of the Berner verdict. Ber.
ner and Palmer together killed Wm
hirk, their employer, In his stable for
ms money. They both confessed.
PROOF In both cases was practically
the same. yet Berner's Jury brought
IN a verdict OF manslaughter. 1t was
this gross travesty of law and Justice
That produced the excitement which
led TO the riots and the burning of the
courthouse. Berner has twenty wears
IN the penitentiary. Palmer must
hang.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-24
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

Mr.. Blaiue's family will snend tbe
summer Mt Bar Harbor, Mt, Desert
1t will cost BROOKLYN SlOo 600 IN ,,,t
the wires of her fire departmeut un'ler
ground.
N.;a. 49, ma,
,.r .,,,s. MY r,eiu mas spent me VIM
Ci,,' an WY moii1ons III oait Lake
Newport Wv summer :"
c.,,, a.. ~
VAL, III tne Nlncinnati Enquirer,
aIys , ", "eprge Wi'ilam Curtis That IN
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