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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
ADJECTIVE LAND PATENT.

PORT JEFFERSON, Oct. S.--After lapse of
l9l years has been discovered by eNsupervsor Nor
ton OF this place that the socaed Colonel william Smith
patent, under which Great south Bay and the town OF
Brook Haven claimed bears neither seal nor sigma
turc though recorded IN the Town Clerks Office and the
Office OF the secretary 0f state al Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
TRIAL OF A TTTRIOL THROWER.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Annie Van Reid
was to-day held trial for seriously njuring Henry Mey
ers by throwing vriol upon him. She loved the young
man. and having heard that he TO he married 1t Is
alleged that she went fortuneteler who gave her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
AMATEUR BALLOON ASCENSION.
TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUN

ARGUsvrILE, Oct. S.-Charles c. Wander
Of this place made his first balloon ascension from
mere th. afternoon at o'clock. The construction and
imitation Of The balloon were accomplished without pro
fe-sOnal aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
SPONTANEOUS CONGESTION or WHISKET
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

CANTON, Mass, Oct. S.-A singular case OF
spontaneous combustion occurred here to-day At
"a barrel Of w-kcy Of the Mocug Bird brand exploded
IN the store OF ". o. IIargOn aId ITtcd The room wa,
enyclupcd In flames bus no ,criou, damage occurred
There light irc In the room prior to the eNplO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
GOVERNOR CLEvELAND's CALLERS.

ALBANY. Oct s.-GOyernor Cleveland found
time to-day TO receive large number ~ callers. Among
them were william II. Murtha. of Brooklyn; General
LawtOn. of savannah and Walter \. Thayer OF Troy.
II ruOr that the latter has been offered the position
~ chief clerk the Labor Bureau made vacant by the
removal OF David Hcaly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
A GENERAL ALARM FOR MRS. MART
About midnight Inspector Murray sent on

the following general alarm
You will at once make inquiry at the hospitals for
Mrs Henry l. Hart. whose description teltgraphrd
to you Nnu Will leave IT copy thr alarm at each hos
piia One hundred dollars reward has been offered for
her recovery. dead or alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09


and TUminson Sons. at Perry. were blown oper
by burglars night and robbed of S2l 900 in Arkan
state bonds, besides large amount OF other sccurl
tie, and m0ney. There is no clew u The burglars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
WHAT MRS. HEUsTlss FRIENDS SAY.

iBY TELEGRAP. % THE rRIaUSEl
BOsTOS, Oct. SIT is asserted by the
friends Of Mrs Georgana Heusts who Is under arrest
in this city, for the alleged larceny OF diamonds worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
JUDGE RAPALLO IMPROVING.
ALBANY, Oct s.-Judge Rapalo is still alb
SAFES ROBBED OF BONDS ANDMoNEY.

sent from the bench. but is improving rapidly lie will
be able to resume Official duties In few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

When Alr Blame retired 20 his seat the multi
tude cheered aud cheered until the glee
clubs began 10 sing America The assembly
loned IN the singing making an Impressive scene
When quiet was finally restored Senator liawley
made an address He said that some persons cX-
pressed doubts about the position of Ohio, but he
Was satisfied from what he had seen that there was
IA be great revival of AmericanisIn. lie reviewed
The work of the Republican party and asked why
was that the Democrats cried: i urn the ras-
calsout." Was IT," he asked, because the So
called rascals had blotted out slavery, saved the
National credit. invited immigration and furnished
homesieads TO actual settlers. and administered
lie Government with great economy ana eiil-
oiencylr
lhere was only one reasor, Se.a:.ssr HIwl5y c7if-
unued that he could discover on winch the Demo
eats appea ed for support that cs their desire to
repeal the protective tariff. Even that they
would not give fair battle Ddt tired to dissemble
ne mad seen that Mr. Ca, isle recently denied that
a. absolute iree-tra/ y. Il was mere quibbe. The
ofdnary expression tariff for revenue only.
mat Mr. Carlisle and the Democratic party
favored. On lat they should be Judged as free
facefa Mr. l.awley spoke OF Grover Cleveland and
MS candi 1cy &c Il farce. The American people
would never place ia the char OF Wash
AstOn . man who was never known TO
nave cn opinion on Narioua. questions. If done at
AL J. could only be nl,iished by the fraud and
n'eAery which made solid south and enab. ed the
A'-'aanratS ic connt 1h3 electoral votes without
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
ABILENE.
Rewards offered for Mail Robbers
IlnrdWlck's Case Wool and
Weather.

special 10 tho Gazette.
Abilene, March 2i.-Our postum n'cr
has received telegram from the post.
Office department nj Washington
authorizing him 10 offer II reward OF
1900 Tor the arrest and conviction Of the
parties who robbed the stage nonr
C0ncho last Thursday night. The
citizens Of San Angela have offered nn
additional reward OF $500 for the same
purpose.
Attorney IInr1wick Is doing we'll.
IL IA thought that his wound is not
serious. He claims tlnt James Cooke
Hcy, the cattleman, shot him. Cookscy
In under arrest, and understand lac 4.
having u preliminary examination at
Swcetwalor to-day. Judge Evans OF
this place has gone down to nssIst In
the prosecution.
Some wool of this years clip IN al
ready being brought 10 the Abilene
Il In thought that Abilene
viii ship an immense quantity this
season.
There have been nice rains here aud
north of uH within the last few days,
and vegetation IL sprnRing up rapidly.
Stock Of every kind II rapidly improv-
proving. Cattle here wintcred much
worse than other kinds of stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
WACO.
A Crazy Mau's yagarles--fhc h''''poro
Firo.-Mayor wilkes aud Mayor
smith.

speciai 10 tbs Gareite' er1
Waco. March = Ben Drhchenu.lut
n German pastry cook from san o., gu
tonic. Who nrfIYld here this morning
orent'd something Of n SENSATION ny
! going Ia a Justice Of the pence anu hsM'
! ing for Kermit to carry pistol, le
snId Mr.. RUINS Hothcrly, one oI lhe
nronrietors of The Pacific hotel, whnt,l
10 ltill him. What has Mr.. healh
crly rot npnlnet you?p asked me JUS
lice. The German answered : W ny,
his mother, Mf.. Healherly, wants 10
marry mo and am not ready 10 mar
nv yGt.U The Justice saw the man was
deiIientcd, and notifying the Guy mar,
shall. Dtachenfed was arrested ana
lophod M. IL II learned that ne
had slnlilnr spells Of iushnity ~
san Antonio. where lac was employed
nj The Tho Hotel Nav rick. lie ilhd
saved up nenrlySl lo0J, wlieh lnet.Vm
ard or bend walter al the hhfeiich m
duced him TO draw out Ol phhh, Iep,c'
seutin9 The bank was going TO preah'
aud deposit with him lthe steward
Then the steward played last ana lo'se
win Draclenield, who ~ tinlpIe,
minded fellow, until the latter beileVe'
he hid lost bis money sure thpuRnt
aud his mind gave way. He was lOck'
ed up there few days, but finally TO
leascd. Charles T.. Calvert tho pro-
priclor uf the Maverick, discovering
what WINS going on, made Inc stew
ard dlsRorgc Drschenfeld's money.
When arrested this morning Drachcn.
field had on his person n certificate OF
deposit for u Us0. His dclusion about
Mrs. Hcatherly created quito n laugh
on the part Of that worthy nays
friends.
Mayor Wilkes says he regrets he
was not nj home while Fort
Worths mayor was here Saturday.
rIe has visited the Fort twice ana
called on her mayor each time, only
TO find the latter was absent from the
city. He would lie glad to meet your
executive.
Parties arriving from IIlllsboro this
say the town, since the last
fire. presents gutlcdappearancc. Dir.
Warren, whose brick block WAS
burned, II quoted ~ saying he Will not
rebuild, rs he believes secret enemies
are trying TO ruin him 10y burnlng.him
out. He has the finest residence In
I'M county. has Invested great dcnl
OF money there aud IA very wealthy.
a stirring revival meeting. To CON
iinuc all the week, opeped NJ the Fan
street NJ. H. Church. South, tonight.
Weather warm and rainy again to-
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

delegates aud two alternntcs 10 repro
sent the Republicans Of this c0Dgrcs
flonni district IN the national Repub
llchn convention to be held vt Chicago,
H., June =, 1881. Also 20 select an cx'
ecutiye committee for the ensuing two
years, aud the tfnDsactinn of such
other business ~ may We brought be-
fore the convention. The convention
viii be chilled Ia order AZ
o'clock y. ~. Dallas county Will
be entitled 10 10 votes, Tar
rant county, q votes; Ellis
county, votes; Kaufman county, 4
volos, I'm county. I votes BOsque
county. votes. The chairman of
ench county Will zee that the delegates
10 this convention ARE chosen AT the
county convention on April IL, lbsl,
WE j. GHANT,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Dillne, March - 1884
The citizens OF Dallas are waking up
10 The Importance Of her military
companies making good record Mt
the great Interstate drlll NJ Houston
In May next. and Ia order to do that
Mcasrs ~. V. Tompklne, w. j, kel-
Ter and j. Moroney met REPRESENTA-
dives OF the Lamar rifles and Queen
CltyRuails NJ the city hall to-day nhd
submitted 10 them n proposition thht
the two companies disbnnd their pres
cnt Organization aud the membership
unite md OrgnnlZn one big Dnllns
company md send liny or sixty
uniformed men 10 Houston, from
which the number required Ia com
pete IN tho drills should he selected by
the commanding officer; that II the
two companies would do ms, lhty
tMoasrB fompkins, Keller d Mo- !
r0neyl would raise fund OF $500 10 |
sec that the company was put In prop |
or condition and sent to Houston, That |
u proper din officer would be put Ia |
charge OF The men, who should Mt once |
go Into camp aud drlll for "buHiner"
Tie Queen CITY guards accepted the
The Lamar rifles rejected
u. So, Az Tie matter now stands,
.hc two companies VIII go
% Houston ns separate organizations.
of the two companies, having
he pride Of Dallas more ~ heart than
feeling of fayorltism for either com.
lnny, are still cndcnVofing 10 effect u
on The bnnis outlined aud
may possible succeed at u subsequent
The Garrison wing oflho Republican
,nrty last night organized II campaign
Hub with about twenty-five members
'nh which they expect To swell 10
eyernl hundred The club IL 10 meet
very "Wednesday and saturday night.
I Ia understood thcy swear by Arthur.
County Collector G. w. Gillespie
md u fine bay horse stolen last night
rom n hilcltlng place on Main street.
Inc thief ,1lt n rope halter aud salient
y stole away" ;
About thirty stone cutters nt work ;
N the Grand Windsor hotel struck
lIis murnln., for mn advance Of wages
rom $3.50 10 81 % per day. The con !
ractorn refused To allow the demand,
nd rs consequence no stone cutting
, going on. The contractors state
hat IL Is not II "hlrikc,r buta let OUT I
y the contractors, aud that II new !
,rco viii he AT work IN the morning ,
Frank tocl,rel IL rebuilding the y
urned portion Of the old 81, Charles
Dtel block. /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
WICHITA FALLS.
Topics About Town--A Panther Fight
Personal.

special Ia the Gazette.
Wichita Falls, March 24.-The hest
lnnda adjoining the town tract nrc
now being divldedup into ten, twenty.
I'VE anu lorly'acre lots, 20 that any
one wishing to buy farm near town
can pay ms money and take hlscholce
as u size.
Ihe number of pupils now enrolled
w our Town iree'school ls 200
against lao three months ago. This
gives an idea of tho rnte M
which our population In incrensIn"
Dr. t. NJ. Mullins, Mr.. NlcBrIde
sr. heehe w. u. Houston and Mr.
steals, composing II party of nin,rods
VINO nave been soioufnlng In tho In
u'hu Territory FOR the last few diva
returned yesterday, bringing wifi
nom wngon-lOad Of turkeya and
o.her game. While over there Two nr
tnr party accidentally came upon two
pahtlers engaged Ia deadly wnrf,rc
uolwech themselves. The two men
suud,nly came 10 tho conclusion tint
. turkey hunt should not he turneJ
mo panther hunt, aud pieripitnteIv
l.lt me scene They say lhe crawl.
ahu screams of The panther could ha
htnrd mile, and that cattle mud
' o'..t,'. were running away In terror In
every direction. ="
Mr II w. Edgeil, tho nghtlng OH
a, ", 'ls vernon Guard, Hon. A. X
,n m"n % Henrietta, and quite. a mum. |
~ '''"hkoIH, nrr IN town today.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
SAN ANTONIO.
Floods OF Rain and Terrific Hail
Storms A Review OF Local
Happenings.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
San Antonio, March - - All the
! creeks cast ana south Of san Antonio
ARE higher than for years. The crop
prospect Is unepualed.
Comcriord, the Evening Light re.
porter who was indicted for criminal
libel for assnilirg the private character
OF city Engineer smith and who mys'
tcrl0usly disappeared after the indict-
ncnt, has turned upat MonclOva. Mex,
Henry Goldwntrr cX-deputy United
States marshal, charged with compile.
ity In the frauds for which
Marshal Russell was con-
victed, had his case again
continued IN tho federal court to-day
until the November term.
Gentlemen up from Wilson and Starr
countlcH report terrific hail storms.
Miles Of fencing were blown down and
washed away, and birds aud fowls of
every description killed. The hail
stones lay on the ground for twenty
four hcuranltcr the storm,
Bill Gardner, the Mexican National
engineer, who was Jailed AT onltillo,
Mexico, charged with Knocking II
Mexican oil the treAtlc.work uf u cross.
ing, h Ia the city. He was released
on bond obtained from Mexican
citizens of Snltllo, and has appeared
twice In court for trial, and getting
tired of court proceedings Skipped out
ior America, but he promises to pay
MS bOnd-nen for any losses
II. NJ. Baird, chief train dispatcher
Of the san Antonio and Laredo diyis.
lon OF tho international railway, 10.
signed to-day, and II succeeded by Joe
snyder II young man who has worked
his way 10 the position In this city,
aud Who Is considered very popular
and efficient.
Tho Western Union telegraph Office
here, now under Manager Newton,
has been given "A general vanishing
aud polishing, and looks like II new
place.
The letter reported ns received here
from Erica, the Texas Express com.
pany's hbscondlng treasurer, is-given
little attention, the belief being that IL
WA mailed at some foreign port, and
rcmniled AT Chicago, whence ii waa
received Ivy Fries sister here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Tue Cattle Dlsease-A Final QuIctus to
the Zig Scare.

Topeka, Kansas, March "a The
forenoon session OF the house was
spent IN llnal action upon bills, The
report OF the conference committee on
GENERAL quarantine bills was c0neurred,
INC blll accepting the provisions OF
any federal legislation ON the subject
oi. contagious dsoases of animals and
empowering the state livestock sani-
saiy commission to cooperate with the
leuefai authorities passed. The house
.on,urred ~ the senate amendments
" thn blli for the appointment OF state
Veterinarian.
Governor Click, by com
10 the ways
~, unu means committee. recommended
aanv appropriation OF $1,000 for state
i .aa q. lhe worlds fair Ia New Or
~ hh, ana that amount was added 10
W, augmentation bill.
inR; '0e' Wv ''V
q, im,esolyed, that II Ia the Judgment
eaa ,'s mousse the foot and mouth dis
,n,. uoes not aud never has prevailed
il, .ag lho cattle OF Kansas; that the
,sinae ssia 10 resemble II IN harmless.
nj neither contagious or Infectious,
Nv - produced by local causes only
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
THE STATE CAPITAL.
A Novel Case Of Estraditlon Under
international Law.
The Cattle Drlye-LocaI News and De-
pariment Notes.

! Special 10 the Gazette
| Austin. March 2l.--Thc Corresponds
once IN the ease Of joe Angel SeBuerh,
who Jumped his bond In this STATE, be-
! Ing CHARGED with murder, aud VINO
claims that he wns kidnapped from
! Mexican soil by his suretios, has nee II
| renewed. The matter VIII be NOR
oupbly Investigated, ~ II Involves
suine questions ~ international law.
Chartered tp-dny--The Day Lana
and Cattle company Of Austin, caplthl
I0l0, UOO the Wills Point ana Canton
Telephone company. capital &,1W
An amendment was fled 20 the juno
ton CITY lrriRntIBg company, inctens-
ing ils capital stock U $J,WO.
The official bond Of the assessor OF
Zavnlla county was received to-day
and that Of the collector VIII bc med
In n few days. This makes one hum
bred aud scyenty-two organized com
ties In the state.
Secretary Baker has been invited 10
attend u conYrDtiOn Of school superln-
iondonts to held at Madison, West
Virginia.
j. u. Blocker VIII start three thou
annd cattle tomorrow on the drive 10
Wyoming, being the t~enty-sccond
drive this season.
The police raldcd the demI.mondc
Saturday and this morning twenty
seven of them were fined.
Colonel Eaton. vIco-prcsldcnt OF tdc
Chicago, Milwaukee d. ST. Paul rail-
way. with his family and II party Of
his friends, came In this morning la n
special car and spent the day here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
MARSHALL.
The Revenue Collector "A Iiow IN Min.
nic IIauk's Happy Family.

pp'olh 70 tHe bnHeii",
Marshall, March "a Inquiry AT the
office OF VIM, Umbdenst.3ck, United
states internal revenue collector, failed
to develop any facts eoDirmntory of
the report from Washington that this
oiheial ~ Ia be renewed for oilicinl
cfookedncHA. Mr., Umbdenatock IL a
good and faithful officer and honest
man, aud sDloys the respect OF all his
neigl,bors.
homo members OF the Minnie Hauk
troupe got Into u row with the man.
ngef about their pay aud passage fare
10 New York, after the performances
Saturday night Pistols were drawn
ana the belligcients were taken before
the mayer and lined s.s5 aud costs,
The eonpany's baggage was then nj.
iachod by aoine of tho claimants. and
Y was not until Sunday AFTERNOON that
lhinga were nmicably arranged, and
they went on their way rejoicing, Ali
m All II was ralhor disgrace eful affair
Tor all concerned,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
BIG SPRINGS.
Change Of Railroad Oflcials-TlIe
Noble Texam-A Dry Spell.

pp''lhl w lHo 'hNoiins
Big Springs, March u. Mr. Barber,
superintendent Of the Rio Grnndc
division of the Texas 4 Pacific, hns
resigned. Mr. Flanagan, late train
master on the oDst division of the Tex.
~ " Phcinc,i Ia here ~ his successor. AIR.
Barber is now ear builder for the
Gould system In the Southwest, with
headquarters ut Marshall
The emil Of AylcslOrd Is Investing
extensively Ia real estate here, and
from indications we viii have to
change the name 81 this place to that
OF Aylcsford city, aud then nnh
sure she viii get on boom. The earl
N the kind of man calculated to
push thugs Ia the front.
our town Is now full Of viHitora, and
buhlncfs IL looming up,
We have had no rain for several
months but the grass tells IN rpfing-
lime 10 coming, and the wild flowers
me scattered over the plains.
The PAnlngInph has changed
hands, Mr.. Hudson assuming
fun control. Mr.. Hudson
II young man Of sterling worth.
Hnd has II bright Hight ahead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
HILLSB0RO.
Opening the safes After The Flro-Cow.
ardiy Threats Personal.

pUVhNH lhe NHNs AiicI the tift-tOW-
ardiy Threats Personal.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
iilllsboro, March ei.-Mr. John
Wnrftn's safe wns opened today, und
the contents were badly charrcd bui
stlll are lcglblc. McKlnnon A Hros,
safe was nlso opened, aud the con.
tents were entirely destroyed
by the heat. Some yer,
valuable papers were among the con.
Tents. Capt. w. &. Chorry's safe WINS
also failure Ia the way OF preserving
the contents from the lire, mn thev
we've totally destroyed. The UiIl
County National bauk's vault was moi
disturbed nj NIL by the heat. Runner.
nfo ailoat ~ TO vino the inceudnrv is
but nothing deilnite can be learned
The editor OF the "Iiillsbor0 Mir.
ror' received n very threatening anon.
yhiops letter this morning, Thls l..
the lllird anonymous letter received
ny hin III ono month. This last one
threatens him with personal Injury for
not publishing u previous nnonyiuous
lstter such thlngs are TO be- can.
uelniied by all good people, II Ia nm.
certain hs to what portion OF iho
county the letter came from.
me IRE insurance adIustera nrn ~.
peo.ed 10 arrive this evening on the
Mrs. Or. Dudley received "A TELEGRAM
Today calling her home 10 l<cntuol"
70 attend tho bedside OF her rcspeptnd
lhlil'r, who Is quite sick aud moi ~
peeled TO recover, DIR. W. III. Dudl.v
wiz accompany her part OF the way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
GALy ESTON.
district Attorney GniberIdgc Indicted
on u Charge ofRecsi,ing a
Itrlho

Galveston, March "a Hon Edward
mm.hefidRe WAS Indicted by the federal
slenu luiy horc to-day IN chnreo ~
receiving a brlbe during his recsn ~
URN OF Office ny United States n,inr'
ICY Tor The Eastern district OF Teses
!. seeiils that Internal Revenue roI,
'mc,or isohiolry OF tho Fourth rroYas
",sl,iet WAS, with his sureties was
,upoaenstock aud w. n, Scott s w."
NY Tue government for sSc 1 o"n
r"' mate proposition Ia se,.
we Tor 1890, When. In dua
r raa OF reference, The application
,shuhsd duilleridge, II IL alleged ha
ME- ME- offered 5000 to report iayorablv
ne charge u made that GnlherIdyc |
compiisdi that he received the sum
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
SHEER MAN.
SwoOplng Down On Minnie IIauk A
linck.Snlnry Grab and the Man
nger's Little Pistol.
special TO tho Gazette.

bNeulbl w mo bbNcttos
Sherman, March u The Minnie
Hank Concert company h here, billed
for The opera huuse tonight Miss
liauk, with her manager and three
olhcrh, arrived sunday night on the II
o'clock train, aud three gentlemen.
with Miss Sail came by the | o'clock
irhln from the ihtst this afternoon
Shortly after their arrival, Mlna Hall
visited the room of Miss Hauk, whore
ahe found the munger, Mr.. Murtcgg,
ana demanded her hackAnlAry.
The gallant manager II M Huld,
drew II pistol on the lady and created
some excitement among the iudgprs al
tho hotel. shortly thereafter the lndy
nccOhtcd another gentleman OF the
party Ia front of the hotel. and some
vulgar language was INDUCED In
Both parties 10 the dispute appealed To
the police, md about . o'clock the
manager was put under Il nfty dol.
lar bond for drawing the psiol ON tho
lady The company Is In great
cobfuslon at This llmo, but pr0miseA To
give AN Entertainment tonight accord.
Ing to programme.
j. q, Cloud, alias I II. Barr, was
brought to jail here to-day by Deputy
United States Marshal Tom Wright Of
Dfnison, charged with assault TO muir.
der ohe Williams OF the Missouri Pa
enc railroad company Ia tho Indian
letltory. lie WAS committed 10
lail 10 await an examination
before piied Staten Commissioner
Joseph ltlckett, lio IL also accused
OF an attempt 10 aasaAsinats one
Mis-, owens at the same time,
Robert Green was arrested yesterday
IN Denihon, charged by indictment
with the murderer Alex Mcpherson IN
In That place on Christmas day last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
IiEII0N.
District COuri--An Arrest Other Local
News Notes.
special TO the Gazette,

special 10 the Gazette
Bolton, March II district court
met today, Judge II. w. Rlmcs pre.
siding The grand jury was organized
aud charged. The frat three weeks OF
the term viii be devoted 20 clvil busl.
ness. The criminal docket In sol for
the fourth week.
TIE sheriff arrested u day or 80 since
Johh toncb, charged with assault with
intent 70 murder Ia Liberty county.
rstefdhy he took linn 10 Houston and
tnefe turned MN over TO nn officer
from Liberty county.
william Northouit, who WINS shot
yesterday 10y officers is stlli alive hut
may die at any time.
me Beilon oil Mill closed yesterday
for the season.
Work was begun to-day on our water
works.