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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
Tbe Sweet Gum Tree

Is NOT ONLY GOOD FOR CHEWING ue d.
MIR. Joseph JACOBS l.auiis uies
gist of Atheus, Ga, writes: Mrs. NJ
Mayers of Elberton, Ga, the wiie OF =
monument merchant there, was III my
store this morning, aud amont oth'r
things bought one-half dozen OF you
cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum anu
Mui,a,n,, she remarked that thre'
months ago she had II errihle cough
tried each and every physician in ~
horton. one or two In Augusta, men
tioning them by name. They hisd, I"
signal failure In every instance. Sh'
became alarmed, thought consumptinh
inevitable; tried half dczrn O
Bo-che,'s German Syrup, one-icurtl,
dozen Cherry Pectnral. and several
other of the articles known on TN.
market ~ eXpecloranls, cures, cue
FINALLY friend sent her bottle ni
the Cherokee Remedy She tired IL.
and before the bottle was finished SIN
lind experienced mure relief than al
of the physicians and other medicine
combined afforded. She Is now well
but keeps it in the house. l have her
permission to use this
Taylnr's Cherokee Remedy OF Swee,
Gum and Mullen IL for sale bv AZ
leahing druggists at % cents and $lo W
per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta. Ga.. proprietor Taylors
Premium Cologne,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
LYNCHED.


Tho Body of joel Fowler TO no brought
Here tor Interm-nt.
AS will he seen elsewhere Joel Fow-
Ter was lynched yesterday morning Ut
Socorro The following dispatches
were received 10y Capt. Reed
SocoRRo, \. NJ, January 49,
j. ID. Reed, Fort worth:
Joe was mobhed last night. Will be
sent to day To you; take charge; bury
him by his uncle.
[Sisnedl +. D. ROUSSEAU.
AUSTIN, January %.
Capt. ]. d. Reed, Fort worth:
Joe Fowler was murdered last
night. Corpse will be in Fort Worth
the 18th. Please see Mrs. Fowler and
arrange for funeral.
TSirned1 J. p. FOWLER.
Can't. Reed and Joe Collins were wit
n.sses ol the murder for which Fowler
WAS condemned To be hanged on j anu
AIRY 4. Capt Reed says that he bought
Fowlers ranch on the 5th OF Novem-
Der. That night Fowler WAS out all
night drinking. The next morning at
Is clock the clerk sent and woke him
up HI. went down aud found Fo" Ter
Wild with drink a man named Cole
came in and Fowler slapped hm
lightly. Cole didn't seem To mind it
and smiled. He went out and return
ed in few minutes, and sa to Capt.
Reed that they had better disal nj
Fowler. Reed I'D him he
would try and get him quiet,
but Cole caught hold of one of Fow-
ler's arms. Fowler got to one of his
pistols with the other hand, but Col
his pistols away from him. No sooner,
however WAS this done han he took
out his knife and stabued Cole, killing
W uid have been III ,bb.d. He was ar
Rested afsi taken r. Ill i.,tl t,le1 -a1d,
found guilty. He was waiting the ~.
-uit OF an rppeal TO the supreme court
when lyl led.
fo"ler mad killed seven men be-
lore and Was a very doc.
perate man. He sold his ranch
WIN the intention Of leaving that
country. After going to jail he gave
me notes, drafts, etc to his " life. She
Ieit nm AFTER his conviction and would
not go back. He ther. fore ordered
apaih reed not pay due bill for
sZo ooo, held by Mrs. Fowler. ms
~, me ESQ eoId to "a gentleman of this citv far
100 though good rs gold if its nos.
ession ov her Is held to be legal. Sic
= now in the city. ' one
+, aaptaln Reed investigated and found
Ia. r""ltrs uncle, who was kiIIaJ
~ the pnbiic square 20 years ago by -
''an named York, MAS oripinaIiu
'a,i 'i mere nut it'se, ms that his body
las since been removed to Dallas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
Mrs. RnrcilrlI.

W. lWestherford Timnsl
ing'on egret 10 learn from the Wash
Nj dispatches that a s,Icce.U ua'l-
mrs Belle NJ. Burch.lI no nucessor to
q. Fort Worth, has been o,e,nislfe,s
rhnr, we learn, is in the plrsnn
the ,es evans. Why the wra,h oi
t tht resident resident has been ylsitad 40, OF
t" na,' excellent lady we are M ,sI upon
a anow, Notwithstanding the ios7 To
clans ai ., nc certain Republican noI;a,
mos, f ~ me Fort. She has n,, p3itl-
soose i ~ official, Ms we Iearn "1 s
Far, W 'ne woi thiest business ,a. ,n"'ii
10 ail , 10Th She has b. en- nt'.n " Ia
Of II ns'enet,oped that Office intn mt, ', n
exist s s,c magnitude. Com , one, one
horn everywhere. Toe prea,aI, 'a'n'S
conda On American soil bawa ever
.,,, Tor interested nave been
we The greatest known 70 pulposes-
.onde1, nsd savior a., of the world 'n u On
xis';nn ,hed by the rabble of iha' was
,'dsnhg communities. II ca ,ne then
nt n cannot be different i i" ,h be; u
ol ur any future genera,i H. Tue PTS
lust must b.. a'',. The u
has hea oa rex s or condition, ana ,h re-
nd sn,.t en 10 regard To Tie illus .nus :
I her st,, MIS-. BurcheII. ash,ed
pne v,'snuins NUS, be s.cr,fn 'nay
ule of d .ng Republican. That ~ wr \
ION. IN tina. party orrani .ne q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
THIRD AND FOURTH WARNS

The early trains were all an ,;.,
last night. VII ''iii'
:, The police got after a man in III.
roGrtn ward yesterday, near the L,w.,
Gu" VI nam street, aud after huntina
,Ii MN nor long time found hin, H.,
,ne Local Option building hidiny nm
top VI lhe water closet He was ,n,Ja
~ ooine Down from his lofty bidimg
pace ana marched to the calabonse
Earnest Hofheimer of I.ou;sv;,Ia :,
in the city. louisville Is
iue south door to the Union dano,
"a,t'h9 room at last has a kuo, ~, i,
,v re,e Heiiner won handsome gold
, ma'cn raiiie in the Fourth ~
ly-four. ''''o" Was Tor
Ine depot was crowded To snr,oa
tlon last night. Women with h.hiaa
~ tleir arms shivered in the corn,,a
b. ,is rooms while dozen or go ,u,n
a,a, themselves before the r.d.h,,,
stoves. just before the norIh .b',' pt
ram arrived ii was almost in,nos' iha
W. YET through the room. 4 ,,nnf
mIay throng was never seen in n,w
i,aee' Is impossible to prevan, =" ny
iii; iii vi AFFAIRS under the present c nns
piaph of things, for Om Gon.
n'c,hliond can do no more nee,
Noe. uoes The rooms are too, sma Ii
, "efe Is not an official in tho aa'il;
n, ,o' na, but what Will say the roon ".
~ no. answer the purpose tbev a's
,u az '' 10 oe put there Tor. II w "e Z
a au some Time ago that the con,. Vas 1
,ne %', TO enlarge the room bv cni c
'nS noIes through the partltion. . and {
o addi .ne Present baggage rooms in. p
his ba dnn 10 .ne waiting rooms. If II
roe e,' "'ne' me rooms will not h. L
xe enough then, and ifapy in, ,.ro, We h
aem's are TO be- made, thu ro1r ,.ipi"re- b
At least twice their pres.nt ~ s'',ui'i I.
nt OF them used exclusivelv e o,~e ana n,
~ thelr escorts. The depot ns Il; ," m1 O.
in Is almost an insult to tho ~ nov, now IA
ing public " inc tray ;n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
PERSONAL.

Colonel S. S. Nichols of Galveston
was in the city yesterday.
NJ jor NJ. Hermann of the New Or.
leans Light infantry was in the city
yesterday.
Major r. j. Ferguson of Colorado
City was in town yesterday and called
on the GAZETTE.
Captain 4. A. Phillips of st. Louis,
one of the jolliest commercial tourists
un the road, Is registered at the Metro
puliian.
Judge J ID. CarW lie il in the city.
He says he has not yet suffered any
nom the depredaions of the fence
cutters. His fence, are all in repair.
City Attorney Swayne returned
frem Dallas yesterday afternoon. The
case ot Siattery W. the city of Fort
W"rih-in- The federal court at Dallas
DR.. w. A. Adams was called nv tba
tttgraph last light to Bryan to attend
Dr' hail, one of the most pionnin.n,
physicians of that section. He viii
return In day or two.
A. +. Riggs, president; ]. NJ. Mathis
ana q. a: Levi, members of the Con
tiuental NJ. at company of Vict own
are IN the city. 1t is understood ,ha;,
' ,me oraIch OF the company at this
short time, III
MIR. A. T. Wilson of Galves,o,
representing the Texas Midland r..
vie" anu tic Texas Christian dvo
at II in the city on business nnn
heclT" WIN these publications Tha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

Wop,h Sol o. TIE members of the Por,
ia n social Drommers' clnh ne r9rl
lie c c, ana ~ discussing ti,e ,a aae ~ II,
time ,t, solngua an excursion "a, VI
Il ,,r ruuIing the coming snn," SOM.
n, hs rpHsed 10 20 10 Chicaon ~
the n,a p,ace which will be dsel,, Or any
I'M d,, rh,oe N, This club, Which, sl,oea oy
bri II'saeni organIzliion. r l,as now
''un'"ers Of this city. '' ahead Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
HEA'ENWAED by HEMP.
Execution OF Geo. A. WheeIer-History
Oh The Crime and scenes on
The ScaiInld

San Francisco, Cal. Januarv o.
G s, "A. Wheeler, n native of Gorb'n,
Maihe, le,pecrably connected ",'i;
m" a in The employ of he Rogar u
20 chair factory In Boston S,ha
nT, ,i'lgd his sisler-in.law. Ada,s ~
u IN this civ, Ocfober On 1900
Mi Tn1 nalgrd at l2:54 today. Ad. 'J,
u, iiSo,i was the Younger sisi.r ~,
heeier's wife. Size br,a,ns 49, ' vi
n mI Of her. New York friend ""
u ii,l intimacy folInwau' an
chlld was born and ,i,
oonuohed The ofirnse and conii,,, I,,e
prrnilt her sister to live with Ito 10
,uiay aware That caiminul intin,.a nen'
b.ra i ned continued They can, nv
h hese Ia 1851, when another chiId 'a m
t..r w lhe s'ste' -ib-law. Shor,j,,
aeL, young miner met Mis- T III, u
c,n,an m ,er' proposed and wa. 90
o eai, When Wheeler learnsd d' nc, hc-
in ne entered his s;o ,ne
il, Il room, took h
a. n,s zap pretending to Joke Win h ner
1e n her BY the throat n d III "h htr
MN - ; ueath. He then suleez.d 'n ,ea
,r"c.' 'aw an empty Saratoga tru, i.e
nrrand TO the police station az ~
"a h ar saying he could nn,
nv pecome The wife or
iIow. man. A series of trial. a.
,aJs t ana every effort was =
,ree t ~ save The mans neck. but " nn
MOOD -, eient occasions he w.s .o, "
,js w ueath. AT an early hnnr tn
.oni. lining crowd Of five ibonsamd tn
he don,a seli'oitd outside the iaii
ns =" ior entrance tickat.
lid at great that they were
men men led from bis cell pWSH'lnm.
anrsd unexpected Iirnnass wheeler Flu
d J I'm. Ell, Tx The straps 10 bls 'II l"s
'a",ng OF the lips He was ALTA" was q
m =. ,a.eolic priest, for n, b n''nn Z
Iirs w a Quaker, he siyninausii are
mo 70 die IN the Catholic Kiln TO
'hg asked by th e ,aith the
ne had any,hin sherlu was
, ne replied: II forgive ,is 10 OF d
y me world forgive M. 1 y word; 1t
,ss extended the cruelty whit me hay
nm ", saying; Jesus. into INV In ne salt
~,u' my spirit - Tb.y nahd suit
Ken ss ala tns trap fell, his nsc a'smai pose
nnso h was iDs,aniansons Mte
n prred. Female desire fn ms body girl
.on Of M user IN this case ii i" ,,y lheo
nm - wh MRS SlTatron, A d, ~ me "a re-,
MI, wh9 frequently visited ,Wx9,rced on 4
bein as cell, and Insisted Iaa, wheel. ASA,
e married to the str.a n.gnl the q
"hbier. self
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
A. Mysterious Disappearance.

Ah... lTAscA, January -.
ABOUT TWO weeks ago, one q. w
NAY mny disappeared mysteriously from,
ms residence two miles west of Ita.c,
re went IN search OF his horses which
we, w.'e running on the prairie, and has
NOT neeh heard from since. He was n
We''-to-do young man, temperate. in.
1ustrious and had no en-, mics Evarv
pody Iiked him. He left home in 900,
: iiuinor' Any information l.,Jiny n,
ms where ab9uts will be- thnnkfuljv ~.
M. Ii. May. 'o'"eI' MIS-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
A Rhre RntIIa

a., oe,. :. ?. Cunningham editor .,
ore ock journal, uncorkrd n bn,ti,'
y, me oid Bourbon, mellow win n,,.,
ana rich IN beads sent 10 him hv r.,
on iriend NJ jnr Til ord Of Lnni. y;, u's
ny, Col Cunningham, beimgn K,'
.uckah Is a Judge OF Bourb me ana H.
p"iu glowing trlbuie 10 the mari h -,
.nis bottle aud the cattl.man sh ",
We're We're fortunate enough to vet .G M""
Of the craihur" readily i,inat arnp
encomiums as to ia ,m.,, Joined In his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
AMELIA OLSEN.
Deve'opm'nts In the Tragedy
Arrest Of Her Suspectea
Murderer.

are eni in a''s, January 2s-rhe police
TO the psn, OF additional facts as
The wanna ' l, IN which Amelia Olson.
was fon,,6 oa whose dead body
OF The civ a. a prairie In the outskirts
1t Is resort' week ago, met her death.
. nate arrested Martin I. sne po''ce
suiter Of m mas1eionsln, disappointed
posed to have 1as Olsen, who is sup
alter The tra. .e,. me city INN ediateiy
eir, ,nalion dlscloses thai ds tba , yana
theory IL tl,st ara aa.ediy outraged. The
ON tbs "ninnt, drugged and driv W en n',,
a saul, my prairie In hack wbera s III , Uas
he ~ r,, and choked to d.aib s dnr Tns
Elf struggle she made 10 daassn "ai haps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
MILITARY H. ra

Hes, an and J. Or a' 8 fhPp g lhe Lamar Ri.
aud s. W ~ y, y. Rice, A. n S,,,,
9asrds ~ ws Mss Re q the Queen Gisy
,nsir re,nrn TO Dallas rvs; Yesterday on i
.s.y ball At cieburn..' r" I'M, the mill.
a, ,'a Light Guards gwen by the
i Goan ,, !. new lriand.. They u ana made
THIS morning. ana left at 2;i5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
Ministers Meetings

,, me pastors of the city have organ
'Aen a mee'ing for every Mondav
morning, and neatly all Of them a:
,ieilhers' AT the last meelinn , n,e
nplc discussed was the t.mn.rs .ne
"Inh ana prosperity of a local car
t i,".sIi' All agreed in the opinions ax.
i! pissed ana as to the method, of on.
iuctihg the work should a caw ", I"n'
~ commenced campaign
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
burglary.

voni plaint was maJa
a. 'ornty'sofiice yssis a,e N the county
ma q named Dan sss,.y against a
nun WIN breaking intn : charging
~ ~. ! missouri Pacific yard lElt car
Is known TO have been ~ L., Sothing
gar w yet but barrel Of crsc,,a,. n sh-
oroksn opsn and it- cnnte,,,s ssa,, was
Eyer s me ca. Sexton says he hs% 20
NJ was arrested by the ofiicers s"e car'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
Go Ahead.

The board of education. in tia des
10 ald the cause of education, sometime
ago upon the rec ,i,n,ru,iatI,u an
Supt. Hogg, ordered lob, for the va
rious schools. These have now ar
rived anu are btauiiul, and of lbe IA.
est Filz make. They are f rhetw,Iv,
ana nine inch sizes. Guyot's large
n aps, Mercator's projection, have also
been bought for llir s,lnnls us w..Ii ~,
iafge maps of the United states m,
ssol children Of Fort worth will
a nave All me advantages uf o,ner first
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
Runaway.

A horse attached to buggy, the
property of Conductor Scully, of the
Santa Fe road, ran aw " at the corner
of Main and Third streets yesterday
evening. The negro boy who was
driving had just taken Mr.. Scully to
the depot ard was returning home
Ja'np r,.,m.eSsa q. Enlightened in turn
ran down East Third street about thre,
blocks aud was sioppedby several men.
the horse was uninjured, bur the har-
ness was badly broken and the fend, rs
over the buggy wheels were damaged.
The boy was not hurt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
In BRIEF.

m 10 to the Valley Mills for ,bo o,
est and hest COW feed 'f 'he cheap
The civil ,,un.y court is still busy with
cases were decided yesterday e'"'
ho man named Frank Moonsy h.a
If arrested in this city on the c5. ,as
,l.' mI,nnnhg in Aus in. Ms
P'ayen The gold brick racket o'hey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
Wire-Cutttrs Out1on.

sJ.' ,sorkuen relieved by use Of Eon,
give 'b s'arni, which will instamtIr
80 'ne alarm when and ind;'.,y
mere barhed or fence wire i ~
u". See L. +. Fonts aten, icing
~ E"'king model, at Hotel p DIT, WIN
. t"i' worth, Wednesday and 'on,r~s,ek,
Trln,,1. snuary % aud "a, Iss4 anu
h, nry Mills, Dallas COUNTY T ana al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
To City sui,scrihor.

n very person now b,kino a,
.c nnni , from me, or who vii a .ne
I I,,,, between this and thc ", ""d SUB,
1 sahIrry, 1884, and contiu, "e ist day OF
give them . III, "a succession. I viii
nv lor Ticket q Ticket to the grand draw sn
one viii h naih,'some gold watch NJ,
,ut those no s tickets tothe drawino o
iii IA dua VINO pay promptly whas
JAS. Il MELTos "''
(jfv o,..,t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
The Texas investment Co.,
Limited,

of Fort Worth have for sale fine
bunch of cattle, CHASING as follows:
go head of yearlings, $50 head of two
wear .olds and 800 head of three-y.ar-
old. aud COWS viii sell the hole
bunch for $l7, 800 cash.
They are also prepared to contract
for future delivery ca tie in any guam
tity. Elsewhere in this paper Will be
found IA list Of stocks which tney hav,
for sale. Parties wishing 10 buy or
sell, IL will be to their ADVANTAGE to
consult with them before placing their
orders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

me Objects re-arre,t.d N Ar -,
Yesterday on the cha rs,ea a v. M. Burk
, ny, Burk was To have been .a,i re-. sea-,
tne ofiense at tue last t,.r "se -, tr,ed Tor
t trict court but forfeited i i Ei Inc dis,
gave ! new ss'I Lsn a. = for trial. He
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
OniII,r Nall

tha learned from a reliable so,,oo
i NAV eliere have b en- no deaths r p~u'te
s rom the Millsap derailnan, v,
ha e. NIX, All Of the injured, Mt ,ha
"ell. 'e' are doing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
Take Notice.

town ci rar' leg wishing 10 sell THAR
Il. AZ I Ds.sa eau on a. S. Nicholson ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

Tho oh Cow Feed,
Mills. COW feed at Valley
The Mineral argus., 1884-10-16
The monthly Treasury Report.

The September reduction in the public deb
was DER SO, 0OO,0 0O, and for the three months
just END ID s24,5S3, 16l, against nearly s15,O00,.
600 and over s29,OOO,0O0 for tine correspond
ing month and three months of last year. Dur
ing the month the Understanding debt hal
decreased 500 600, while there has been ar
increase in the non-interest- bearing column OF
s4,500,00O. These changes are caused by the
maturing Of called bonds and the coAse-
quent transfer of such bonds from one
column to the other. Of the called
bonds on which interest has ceased
but 100000 were redeemed There are
now outstanding less than s2O5, OOO,OW
of 3 per cent bonds subject to call,
and of this amount the national banks hold, to
secure circulation, nearly S150,OOO,O00. The
amount of bonds now held by the treasurer
to secure circulating notes o fnational banks is
1929, DOC, 0OO5a loss of 81, 225, 900 since Sept L.
drawn during the month by the banks, and
nearly 100000 of higher-rate bonds were
deposited The gold fund shows a marked
increase, the amount now held being nearly
$2lo,OOO,OOO, which is within S4,OO0,OW of the
highest figures ever reached. Deducting gold
certificates outstanding, the amount of this
u is sl3O,514,0O0, an increase during the
month of so,OOO,OOO, and since Aug. of SILL
600, 900.
The net gold now in the treasury against
NllCn AuGIC Il uO Oub5lhAiulnH CldliAlo ID Dut
SO, 600, 600 less than the amount had ON July 1.
TIL amount of gold certificates now outstand-
ing is SS7, 1856. $50, a decrease since Sept. 1 Of
S4,6O0,O00. The number of silver dollars in
the treasury is S142,O 9S, 7S6, an increase for
the month ofabout 81, 100000 against the fund
There is an outstanding in certificates 500,
100000, which leaves over S45, co., 900 as the
property of the government, a decrease OF
SlOOO,OOO compared with Sept 1. The fac
that the outstanding silver certificates in.
creased during the month over So.
100000, while gold certificates fell off S4,250,-
600, would indicate that the treasuryis using
gold fund The cash balance available is s144,.
176, $50, an increase during the month Of 49,.
100000. While this may be regarded as a sat
isfactory balance, it is S14,OO0,OO0 less thar
the available balance held on Oct l, of last
year. The receipts for September we're, from
customs S17, 662, $50, and from internal revenue
SO, 36,S33. against $17, 7S9, $50, and $10,1S3,9 6t
respectively for September of last year.
The Mineral argus., 1884-10-16
A ouadruple Murder In Nebraska.

Omaha Neb) Special: A letter was re-
ceived here Friday night from Fullerton, Nance
county, bringing in a brief account Of a start
ling tragedy thirteen miles west of Fuller
ton, the victims being r. G. Percival,
wife and child, and Hugh Myer, all
English people. They were murdered on
Monday night or early Tuesday morning,
and their bodies were not discovered until
last night: P~ercival, wife and child were
shot, and Myer was smothered They were
all in Fullerton Monday. PercivaI was a
well farmer and well-known citizen
Of Nance county. Mrs. Percival was the
daughter of Rev. G. c.. Tanner of Owatonna,
MINI, county superintendent of schools.
The object of this dreadful murder is I'M
known, and there is no clue to the murder
ers. Two more men living in the same vicinl-
ty are missing, and search is being made for
their bodies, on the supposition that they, too,
have been murdered. Coroner Smith and a
posse of citizens have gone from Fullerton 10
the scene of the murder, which has created
intense excitement
II seems that on Monday last Perciyal, while in
Fullerton with his wife and child and Mr.. More,
10 do some trading and other business, had in
possession a check for $1,000, which he depos-
tied in a bank aud drew $500 on it. He also
bought some rope. The rope = IS found lying
by his side, and signs were that after
putting no his team he was about to start for
his home with More, when they were assault
ed, killed and robbed, after which the murder
or or murderers went to the house and killed
Mrs. Percival and child 1t is said More was
choked to death or smothered some way.
The Mineral argus., 1884-10-16
rnrrsta Of rors,rn News.

George Irvine, g. G., of Quebec, has been ap-
pointed Judge of the vice admiralty court at
Quebec.
A council of Roman Catholic archbishops
and bishops in Dublin, decided to concede to
Irish members of parliament questions to be
submitted to the government Upon university
education and grievances of nuns employed as
school teachers.
The executive committee of the order Kosher
Shell Barrel Band of from has issued can adj
dress of felicitation'' to the English philantro-
pist, Sir Moses Montefiore, upon the compile
ton of the hundreth anniversary of his birth,
which occurs Oct "a
Queen Victoria is trying to arrange a mar
rage between Prince Victor and Princess
Marie of Belgium. 1t is reported that the
Queen will place Buckingham palace at the
service of the Prince Of Wales, giving Marlbor-
ough house to Prince Victor. Under clamor
made by the radical press, the board of admir-
atty refused to give Prince Leiningen, the
Queens cousin, the port of admiral at the Mare
and placed him on the retired list
The National Zeitung states that while the
three emperors were standing and conversing
together after dinner, at Skiernevice, the car
ina conversed with Bismarck. Her majesty
expressed her great pleasure at seeing the three
emperors thus united, adding that the union Of
the three nations ought to have existed long
ago, and she hoped would always continue.
Bismarck, in reply, stated it to be his lifelong
aim to insure the ful6llment of her wish, and
If at any time a rupture should be unavoidable,
he would cease to continue as minister Of the
German empire.
The Dublin United Irishman considers the
action of the council of Catholic archbishops
and bishops here, in deciding to confde
to Irish members of parliament certain ques-
tons for submission to the government, relA-
tive to university education and grievances of
nuns employed as school teachers, as of the
utmost gravity. 1t states that they thereby
proclaim themselves Parnelites and consecrate
the National party. They have shattered the
conspiracy which sought to secure the infiu-
ence of the church in flavor Of the oppressors
of Ireland
Through the mediation of Queen Victoria
and the prince of Wales, a compromise upon
the franchise and redistribution bills is being
arranged by Premier Gladstone and the mar
quis Of Salisbury. The conditions proposed
for the compromise are that the government
shall submit q redistribution bill to parliament