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Patience.

TheHist OF ladies and gentlemen tax
ing part in Patience, under Professor
Krouse, as far as it is completed, is.as
follows An effort will be made to in
duce Mr.. B. B. Young to accept the part
of the ColOnel-the baritone role.
Patience ..-.......-.- Miss Nettie Thatcher.
Lady Jane --.-....-.... Mrs. J. Leyiberg
Lady Saphlr. --.-.--..... Miss Louise Wells.
ngela--...........- Miss Lucy Young.
Lady Ella Miss Edna RusSel
Reginald Bunthorne ..........J. d. SPENCER
Archibald GrosYenOr. .-..........J. d. White
Lieut.. Duke of Dunstable ~ Geo. d. Pyper
Major nurgatroyd .....-.........J. Barnes
coilclIOr ------ -. McCurdy
Chorus OF DRAGON OFFICERs.-L. A.
LambOrne, George Edmunds. William
Edmunds, George Yeadon, Spencer
Thatcher, Barratt, Samuel Calder. Dun
bar, John Dull, Fred Scaroff. vii
liam B. Preston, Jr.
CHORUS OF LovE-SIcK ANNIVERSARIES
Kate Young, Miss Tacy Passalee Young.
Mis- Grundhand, Miss Florence MusseP'
Miss Lucy Whitney. Miss Addie Young
Mrs. C. NJ. Paul, Miss Nettie Raleigh
Miss C, NJ. Paul, Jennie Young, Laura
Whitney Florence Alder, Nettie Alder.
Ivie Claws On, Martha Hardy, Belle CLAW
ton, Mabei Young.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from errors and
1nd1scretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
SEMI Sc dressed envelope to REV.
'oSHrN wv - Station D. New York
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ROBERTS & NELDEH have commenced
opening their Christmas Goods, go and
see them; everything new and beautiful.
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Christmas Goods

II. Dinwoodey is determined not to be
undersOld either in price or quality of
goods. Call and examine my stock at
81 W., First South street.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Il. DIN W00DEY

A Hint to Parents--Be wise, and buy
useful, substantial goods for Holiday
Presents.
Inspection is invited to the following
list of goods suitable for Christmas and
New Year Presents: Ebony and Mahogany
ParlOr Cabinets, EaseIs, Writing Desks, a
Great Variety of Elegant and Easy Chairs,
Music Stands, Brackets of Every Kind and
Description, Toilet Stands, Ebony and Wal
nut Tables, all kinds; Fancy Gilt and
Tables very cheap, Fire Screens in Ebony
and Mahogany.
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"HACKMETACK" lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price 25c. and SOC. Fol
sale at &. G. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store
Obj
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NJ. H. Lipnau

HAkB on Finish, at
SEARS & LIDDLE's.
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EXTRA VIII.

EXTRA WHITE Illuminating Oh
superior to all others,
at G. f. CULVER & Bros.
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New DESIGNS in Silver-ware, fancy
goods and everything suitable for Holt
day Presents, at Joslin & Parks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21

sells Children's Clothing at reduce
prices.
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Yours respectfully.

The quotation is, eff do but vow a
friendship, III perform it, " and is found
in 0xkello, act III, scene 8, line 90:
it is IL one of Desdemona's speeches to
Cassie.
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BANKING
MCCORMICK & CO
B IN KERS
sAkT LAKE CITY, UTAH, AND
HALEY IDAHO.

A~4A@ AOALOa
transact General Banking Bushes,
Careful attention given to the ssls =,
and Bullion We solicit Consien. Vfea
ments, guaranteeing the
Highest Market
Prices
Collections made, With promDt retu-n.
favorable rstea. ~
Execute Orders for Purchase or Sal. =,
Stocks and Bonds at New York VI
and San Francisco.
F0 Sell Exchange and Telegraphie Tran,s.,.
en- Leading cities of the United StafsS.
also Furnish Sight Drafts or Remit
Funds to London, Dublin, Berlin.
Copenhagen, Paris. Stockholm
and all other PrOminenh
Points in Europe, at
Lowest Rates of
Exchange.
Certificates of Deposit Issued Payable on d
mand.
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
CORRESPONDENTS:
INV YoRK-Importers' and Traders Ma.
tionAl Bank-KountZe BrOthers
CIICAa0-Commercisl National Bank
San FRANcIsCo-First National Bank.
0AkEA-Omaha National Bank.
81 LouIs-States Savings Association.
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TUFTS HAIR Dye

3 GRAY HAIR or WHISPERS changed to O
GLOSSY BLACK by O single application OF
this DYE. It imparts q natural color, acts
instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of 81.
Office, "a Murray ST., New York.
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Piles treated and.sucCessfully cured.

Tapeworm expelled in "a Hours
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Shakespearean.

ExLT LAKE CITY, December 10th, 1884.
To the Dramatic and Lyric Editor:
Please pardon me for thus troubling YOU.
but can you give the information 1 ask
Through the Dramatic and Lyric column.
If yoCscan shall be grateful. In what part of
Shakespeare can find passage something
like the following: eff 1 do but VOW q friend,
ship, 1al fulfil it, etc.
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All the Latest Fall and Winter Styles
in ready made Clothing can be found at
NJ. II. LIPMAN's,
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For lame back. side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25c.
For sale at A. G. Smith & Co.'s Drug
Store. 90
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THE BEST Ready Mixed Paints, at
SEARS 81 LIDDLE's,
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An OVER stock of Fine Walnut Stain
at reduced prices,
at G. F. CULVER & Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

10 win not find within the confines OF
the state IA more able and iineral oai
with which to rrartice his prolessioh
than in Fort Worth. u,o
The testimony given in to-day IN ,he
case against Ben Thompson ior u,s-
turbing the cattlemen's banqnet places
n different aspect on the affair from
TINT in which it has been previou,ly
report,d. Both the witnesses Tor inc
prosecution and defense iestlheu IN
substance that Thompson entered ,he
room and attempted to quiet Mr;
Crane. who was about to be enbroiied
in a diniculty, and that being
pressed upon by other parties
he re,reated back ward, until being
100 closely hedged about he drew ms
pistol. In which action he accidentally
knocked glass OF the table rms
caused the stampede. Thompson eN-
plains his action 10y the statement that
he has been roughly handled oy
crowd once or twice, and does not care
to repeat the experiment, therefore IN
self-protcctiou from the crowd, when
misunderstood his attempt TO Iueli
the difficulty In which his friend was
engaged. he drew his pistol. There
/, no evidence to show that he at
tempted violence of any kind. lie
was fined So).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
WEATH ER FORD.
Wreck of the West. Bound Frain-List
of the iniurcd-Incidcnts
of the Disaster.

special to the Gazette.
Weatherford, January 10. - The
west. bound train was thrown rom the
track ten miles west Of this place tins
morning about three O'Clock. The fol-
lowing is very nearly II complete list
of the injured passengers: q. A. Me
Call of WeatherfOrd, cut iii the lett
forearm and finger broken on left
hand; Harry Todd of Weatherlord,
slight Injuries on lower limbs;
Mrs. Hancock of Abilene, severely
wounded on the head and injured in.
ternaIly; A j. Harden of rerreil, left
forearm broken, severe scalp wound,
cut on the forehead and little finger OF
ri yh1 haud broken, aged as; Mrs.
II lrdin, wife of the above, left hip
sprained and severe internal injuries,
aped Ga; Mrs. O. 5 Ford of Mar
shall, ribs broken on lett
side, also partial fracture of
right forearm; John Ford, nephew of
above, scalp wound on left side of the
head l.. II. Atwell Of Fort Worth,
slight scalp wound Victor Meneger
of Spain, severe scalp wound and
skull fractured, thought his injuries
may prove fatal Jim G.. Coins of
Abilene, slightly injured on the head
and hand Mrs. Mcmahon of Cald-
we'll, cut ON scalp and
sprained wrist; Marion Goodin
of Paris Tex, left forearm broken and
lift hip slightly injured; Edward
rrnlonsodar of Phila elphia, flesh
wound in right hand; A q Bateman
Of Fort Worth, scalp wound on back
of head, slight; b b. Stinnelt of Van
Alstyue, right arm broken; j. NJ.
Stnnett of Sherman, IL sh wound in
lift / I taish Mrs; NJ l. ;,,S G1ines %, of
l.. :. Gaines, son of above, slightly in
iurrd on his head; Il NJ Dunbar OF
Dallas, lett ankle sprained; Mr.. Hall,
railroad agent at Stlawn, and MIR.
Cook of Colorado City, both severely
iujur d, but could not learn paricu-
lars. Two ur three others Were sligh hit
~ injured, hut refused 10 give their
names for publication for fear their
people would suffer unnect ssury I'M
easiness.
Word was.immediately telegraphed
here for physicians, aud Dncturs
VI. T, Emanuel, w G. M,lliken and
East went out on the accommodation
train, and did all in their power 10 re-
lleve tn" sufferers. Doctors &. b.
it""vs NC hi".rnl w.lls ana shem nf
Fort Worth came as soon as possible,
aud aided in relieving the injured.
Our town was startled this morning
by tue first report which reached here
tu the effect that John Milisap, john
Skies and Mike Salon, wei! known
here, were killed in the wreck but il
prov ii TO b. false
A. speedll., rs possible the badly in
jurcd were taken Ia the railroad hos
pital at Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
HOUSTON.
A Thief Arrested Robbed and Thrown
Into the Bay0u-A hayward
Waco Boy.
Special to tbs Gazette.

Special to tbs Gazette.
Houston, January IA A few DAYS
ago news was received from st. Louis
giving description of one Ed Ken
needy, alias Dickson. IL i,s Ryan who
was wanted for grand larceny Ken
nedy had left or Galveston, Whence
.he was brought back. and he will he
returned b. st. Louis. He confessed
that he was tie man VINO robbed n
lady ON Main street of valuable Jewell
rN some time ago. He was / died
without bond last night
An Italian restaurateur WAS stopped
whllc gong home hy three highway
men, robhed of $50, carried to the
bayou ami brown in. He managed
I" ling to The ping until rescued.
While III Il sunday night froir. ~.
T.. Lyons proposed To marry Idzz g
Lhbuyre, Il variety ac e-s, and she
consented a midnight marriage was
Performed 10y II justice. To-day Lyons
fathtr, who is II prominent aud veal
thy man OF ,Nucl, offered he girl $50
to release her hold upon his son. She
refused, and demands uiu.n better
terms. The affair has created unite y
sensation and caused much talk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
ST. LOUIS.
The Texas & st. Louis Railroad TrOub
les-Deaih of Il Prominent
Citizen.

st. Louis, January l5.-Ralph Sell
len, aged - years, and an esteemed
citizen, fell dead of apopleXy in In,
rotunda of the Lindell hotel this after
noon. H came here in 1919, and has
shown much practical phiIanthrophy
in educational matters. He gave Sl0,-
600 to maintain the training school of
Washington university.
1t transpires that in the application
made by the Central Trust company
for the appointment Of n receiver for
the Texas * st Louis railroad at Keo.
kuk 1T was conditional that the receiv-
er should Ire appointed pending tn
suit in equity, flied in the United
States circuit court, asking foreclus-
nre of first mortgage bonds, the suit
neing at the instance of II maj 'rity of
the bond holders The opinion among
some railroad men here is that the
road cannot escape being SOLD without
lhere being great -rIggle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
THE HIGH COURTS.
Yesterdays Discussions In the SIlprcm
Court-Judgc Hurts Arrival.

Special to the Gazette.
Galveston, January 1.-THE follow
ing proceedings We're had To-Day III lhe
supreme court:
Della E.stham, eXecutriN oil Is.
+ stham VS.. 7. w. Chapel ct al, from
Washington county. Judgment aiiirill-
ed; opinion by Siavton; Erwin vs. -;
II. Blanks, from Hays county, reversed
and dismissed opinion by Wine,
chief Justice; Hugo u Schneider ct al
". A. Bruno, from Webb cuurty, al
tirmed: opinion by Willie, chief JUS
lice: +. :. Elumund l.. FL Stewart and
j. w. Parkhi!l ct al from Hill county,
report of commissioners aa"Pteo
and Judgment affirmed; j. Nj. Ba'low
vs.. Casey & Swnsey, from Johnson
county, affirmed on report OF coiilinls-
sioners; f.. +, Turner VS. j. McCariies'
from Shackleford county, aillrneh on
report of commissioners; X. Z. RUN
eriord ct al. VS.. T. Neil, from G"lian
county, appeal dismissed upon motion
and at cost of appellee; +. 5. and L. b
TAYLOR vs.. Huck Il Co., from Ghliad
county, set for January ~, 1854; Z II.
Terrell vs.. Anna Teal ct al. from We
toria county, same order; NJ Il. Doug
las W.. Texas d Mexican rail
way, from Arkansas county, sub
mitted on briefs and oral arguments
for both parties AMI written argument
for appellee; John Linney vs.. j. ii.
Wood from Victoria county; motion OF
APPELLANT to file transcript submitted
Judge HUT arrived this morning
and tomorrow The court OF appeals sits
to deliver opinions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

trial before the proper courts sos ~ -
vet early in the o,bnr
and doubtless hunieious this
subjects treated OF III w.,
Hill will be considered. we may sas
however, that we DO not ,n,nn "s
bill hut this one will contain, VIZ
vi zion which viii punish rs u EN-
CUTTER the poor widow VINO , n,ay o aIf
loose upon the range one year I"
more than small quantity OF poii''oI"
astuteness deems wise anu proper
is important to Texas that we oi tie
Eighteenth legislature should ~ tn,s
time pronounce In no uncertain .eIii's
our condemnation of the destruction o'
property rights, and to ehacI suc,
amendments u our peha
code as shall give assur-
ance of our good faith, PLAN
and to the point, so that any ience-
cutter may understand and fear. we
do not think that these enactment.
should be clouded by any minShng OF
different subjects in the same bill or
rendered nugatory by any doubtful
constitutional questions. This lesisla-
ton is not demanded by the people TO
increase the school fund, but for the
protection of Individual property ana
The enforcement of the laws. Ii nusl
he done directly aud without political
cjrcumlocution before the objects viii
be attained or the people satisfied.
For these, among other reasons, we
recommend that said bill do not pass.
Respectfully submitted,
TSignedl A. w. HOUSTON,
]. r. FLEMING,
w. r. SHANNON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
. A DAY AT DALLAS.
Denth of Mr.. Cochran--Latcr Facts In
the Byrd Tragedy.
A souabblc Mt The Lawrence Postoillcc
Criminal Courts.

specia to the Gazette.
MIR Cochran of this city, who, on
Thursday last, fell forty feet while
putting up II wind mil at hauiihlah
died from his injuries Ia night.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald was today
Mace under $3.50 bond 10y u >. Com
missioner Mccormick to await the nc
ton of the federal grand jury on the
charge of unlawfully opening the let
tiers of Mrs. Frank higgins.
Four members of the Byrd family, OF
the seven who were poisnne IN Nhul-
man county last week. ARE stu awe,
and physicians have hopes of their
recovery. The old farm hand
suspected OF the crime OF
putting poison in the water-bucket,
mas been arrested and jailed at kaut-
man.
Postmaster j. ID. Stocking wac ar
rested to-day on the charge of una
fully opening other peoples letters.
The charges are made by Mrs. Carr, a
subordinate official in the Lawrence
office. United States Commissioners
Mccormick released Stocking on bond
to appear for hearing on Thursday
next. Mr.. Stocking then swore out
papers for the arrest of Mrs. Carr ON
The charge of deserving the mails on
several occasions. Officers have not
not been able to find Mrs. Carr up to
tonight. She has been telegraph OPP
orator at Lawrence, and i! is said re-
ceived the message ordering her ar
ret and prolted by the Information.
In the county court to-day the
taking of test mony in the case of the
state VS. Charles Matthews, charged
with gambling was concluded and ar
gument of counsel was begun. Mr.
West and Mr.. Cowart made able and
exhaustive arguments for the defense.
County Attorney Clint will close for
the state tomorrow, when the case
goes to the jury. a mistrial is antici-
pated.
In the district court to-day Judge
AldridLe passed penitentiary sentence
on the following prisoners: John Mat
thews, ENLIGHTENMENT, two years; Sam
Martin, robbery, two years;
, ornellus Coffee. theft. two
years; John Franklin, motion for
u new trial, he having recently been
convicted of theft and given four
years, was argued and overruled. His
attorneys gave notice of appeal.
Messrs Mitchell IL Scruggs this
put teams at work excavat-
ing for new business house on rbe
north side of Elm street, between
Sycamore and College. The building
IS to be 55Xl20 feet. four stores high
and basement, with iron front all
he way up. II is to cost 10000, aud
will he completed in about five 4
1t is to have steam elevators |
and other modern ia provements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
SHERMAN.
An Interview With Gov. Hubbard on
The Narrow Gauge Troubles.
Other Members of His Party-LOcnl
in City aud County.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette
Sherman, january ia protesting
groan of the bus springs announced
the exit from the vehicle of the purlly
form of Ex-Governor r. b. Hubbard.
He WAS accompanied 10y Major j u.
Douglass of Ty Ter and Thomas j. Hur-
ley of England The party was not
Invested OF it's wraps and invested
with the ordered liquid consolation
when your representative was politely
shown to room of the hotel. A. Gov.
Hubbard had been so largely ident:
fled with the TeXa ~ ST. LOUIS rail
way--the PartmoIe narrow CAUGHT
was natural that information should
be sought from him us to the roau
passing into the hands of IA receiver
yesterday. The governor said that
he could add little TO
the ST. Louis telegram al
ready published; that it would
be erroneous to suppose the receiver
ship at all indicated any hand of Mr..
''ould or Huntington in endeavoring
to get hold of the road as the action
was in the nature of II hedging against
the bondholders closing out against
stockholders The matter was precip.
ltated by u failure on The part of the
second mortgage bondholders and
Stockholders to meet the rec mt sess-
ment of about ten per cent, and those
VINO thus failed endangered the road
IN the way of "a orecl sure by ti,s,
pondnolders. The receivership is OF Il
friendly character, AS indicated by the
person OF The receiver, who il, Il so gen.
erai manager, and the arrangement
permits an adjustment If matters, he
,hE "niy oil temporary nature. No
ia1or lien VIII suifr, and the floating
lhuebtedhes5 being only II half n,iIii n,
wiz undoubtedly be provided for. a
proposition viii be made 10 place an
nc ea'e OF bonds from the sale Of
WHEN financial relief will lie secured,
ana the earnings are also considerable.
me bonded debt of $40 900 to sl2 0UO
per nliie was entirely 10" low, rs it did
Nv. suffice 10 meet The enormous eX-
pehse oi building the Arkansas
.u,lrnses, one OF which alone cost
Pooo,oW.
, All oosh, slr TO think ould wants
lhe narrow gauge; he is dealing in
su"cks' not bonds, and the gentle
, ,,ah Eyes closed In contentment on
For some months Gov. Hubbard IN.
been pushing the North Texas rail way
s ,s,".a for !"ro which charter was d.
say ;, !, from , I, Ter and pass through Ter
Dsesta', Gainesville and reach out for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
ATHENS.
A Wet Northumberland COurt-Fun in
n Bottle Personal.

Special to the Gazette.
Athens, January Ia wet norther
struck us to-day, and business conse-
quently dull. .
Federal court is i'm session at Tyler.
1t has taken number of our citizens
there as witnesses in matters they
know nothing about.
Considerable excitement and fun
was created by Mr.. Henry Hillbrop-
ner, representing Heidenheiuer of
Galveston, exhibiting singing bottle
of whisky. Bets ran high and some
arrests were made The bottle sang
five times, and no less than five sang
tunes to the bottle.
One of our leading lawyers, C. l..
Coyncr, has returned from Virginia,
where he went some time ago To
marry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
NEW YORK.

= a., S@s,. 20 the ex,ent Of s25, 900 by
iire; insurance, Si6,0W.
Mrs. Mcdonald Of ioi Hamilton av-
en,,. locked two Of her chi hr,.n ~
.m"s, ,'I..ls - suN alhird 10 schnol
Returning home she found the child.
rem dead. They had iighttda fire on
the floor aud were suiiocated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
CORSI,jANA.
Stock OF Goods Levied On-District
Court Proceedings.
special to the Gazette, .

Corsicana, January 1.-THE dry
goods stock of f. A. McSpadden has
been levied on hy attachments from
me United States court, at the suit of
New York creditors. CAPTAIN w. $.
Simpkins. attorney for the plaintiffs.
brought the United S ates marshal
rom Dallas by n special train To make
IN" levy and MrSpadden made an us,
signhlent for the benefit of the credit
or last week and the stock was levied
on In the bond of the assignee.
In the district court Moses Stamford
Is on 'rial for murder. VIII Andcr-
sun was given two years for assault
with intent To murirr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
MARSHALL.
"rand TempIars Installation -. Cow.
ardly Assault on II colored Man.

"r"'y Assault on u c0l0red Man.
Specia' 10 me 6azette
Marshall, Janaary 10 The installa-
lion ui the officers Of the Grand Pan.
pt'rs was an imposing spectucle
Aool,t one hundred persons partook of
Tue eleean' banquet.
H,hry, u cnlored man, cook in tho
employ of w, = Lane. white refurn-
ing from the Masonic banquet hal,
where he had cn endowed was ns'
saulted by II crowd OF yoan.. tell,,v.
ana cruelty and outraseously nan,
melted over the head aud fee ~
efal arrests have been made. bui Wal
,sr Hunt AMI Willie I.iu,cninb. san 10
nave bren tn leaders. nave skinnsd
me me Town Gen l.aoe feel, great, i'm.
u,snani at the way his man has been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
-
TEN AkiANA.
40 trying over thc Troubles of IN.
Texas a n. Louis Railroad.

special to tho Gazette.
ltNarkana January l5.-Oulcim
1--WE irarhrd here to-day IN a In"
leAss ~ ~. Lnnis rail,oal was la ,ba
,,nii'is - 4, Re eyer by nrrrrc off, nn,,ri
ms'nt Dissatisfaction existed nn,.ng ~.
sni M Ia aliAa l.lls alIn,.u....sS, ~
shu ~ a "onrepuence M one s. rurry
mat u has passed unnrr the control az
i'as-.iAs.. ti@,iernl Manager Wooinrn,
s''s.----it.pnei by all