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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-14

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
Patton, Gibbs and Templeton.

The friends OF Templeton here are open In
sayine that Patton Is rot "toting fair" with
TarraI,t's honored son or with Barnett Gibbs,
and are determined that Mr. Patton shall moi
receive any support from them n he goes into
nm un,Ioly alliance with Walton and John
son 10 beat the other two. MI. Gibbs IL
slroog 10 this county and everything points
al Housion.-Fori Worth Correspondent Dali
las Herald.
Ifthe friends OF Templeton say that
they make q grave mistake or are Will
fully misrepresenting facts. Mr.. Pat
ton has no connection In his canvass
with either Templeton or Walton,
Gibbs or Johnson, nor does lac desire
any. He IL not seeking to tear down
or antagonize any other candidate. He
Is simply u candidate for the po-
sItion OF land commissioner because
he has been urged TO so become by his
friends NJ home and by strong and re-
spec;able elements all over the state.
lie will never consent To attain the
Office by any species OF trading or bar
teripg. That il how Mr.. Pat
ION stands, The attempt
10 consolidate the supporters Of
TEN pleton and Gibbs against Mr.. Pat
ton, BY such false alarms may prove 0
little more serious than their authors
anticipate. The friends OF Mr.. Patton
prefer not TO antagonlzs auy persons;
sill 1t may rs well be understood thai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
EARL GRANvILLE's CIRCULAR.

EARL GRANv1LLE's CIRCULAR.
LONDON, June 22.-Earl Granville.
through the English ambassadors to
the powers, has sent circular con-
vening the Egyptian conference June
the 18th. The circular briefly repeats
the terms of the dispatch OF the 10th
OF April suggesting conference and
adds: This conference Is called To
consider what changes may he neces.
sary to the law ofliquidation to restore
financial order in Egypt"
The circular is attributed to design
to influence parliament by the pres
ence of the conference during the APP
preaching debate on the vote of GEN.
sure in regard to the Egyptian policy.
Before sending the circular Earl
Granville was assured of its acceptance
by France, Germany, Austria and
Italy.
BURNED BY LIGHTNING.
LONDON, June 22-The Spanish
bark Angelica, which left New Or
leans tor Barcelona, was struck by
lightning and burned. The crew were
rescued.
INTERNAL MACHINE.
LONDON, June % The tube found
in the baggage of Patrick Joyce who
was arrested on the Illinois yesterday is
believed to be an internal machine OF
novel and ingenious pattern. 1t re-
sembles wooden log but was
found to be hollow, o hole having been
pierced through it, leading to q cham
Der containing liquid supposed to he
ali explosive. There was an outer
wooden casing sixteen inches long
and four thick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23

, =. Gay, afternoonin the presenco !, ~.
aehts OF the pupils and Of liz III y, .ne
uoard. The exercises were ), I :, ~, scnoo \
,,sy intended to exhibit In \ ' s, ana
, ,,,ss the progress that hss s h
,made during the short sessIam oeen
weeks. The work done has bss" Yen
gras.lIying to the teachers trus, . aes very
patrons. The recently comn Js,ee ! am and
sus Q, the scholastic population Of cen en-
c,.y SHOWS that there are 5aT ch;i a sne
eniitled TO the benefit Of Tho s' n'nSs
"A large number Of non. residentss H ~.
expected . next year aud the board are are
pec.s he school to open with y not , ess
'n y, 8 900 pupils in September. NV 'e's
~ y. .. Healy, for nearly three vs.rs
l aexas Express agent at Cleb,,rn:y var. has
htes'gned his position and il snccesd hss
py ID. A. Geisler. Mr.. HeSlv eI leo
., ueen a very efficient agent, wcrkin "s
up Tor bis company remarkable 10 ras
business. What his future inten,ioSs
are do not know. / am sure vn,ns
p pun, sentiment in hoping thai be
VIII not leave Cleburne. ~ NC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
TEMPLE.
'aadidates Recommended to Wear Bells
Notes and Comments.

a
uadidates Recommended to Wear Bells
Notes and Comments.
spcisl TO the Gazette.
TEMPLE, June pa temperance
pcaic was held at Keller's grove, two
nuts from Temple, on yesterday,
snich many Of our citizens attended.
Speeches were made by DR.. Young of
.a,is, Rev. Mr.. Lemon of Cald we'll
u alu Others. A temperance or prohibi'
s Svn meeting was called by those pres
Sa.to meet at Bolton on the I'd Satur.
Wy IN July, the object of which Is to
n~acentrate the force of the temperance
H. HUple on some candidate who VIII
,M,eage himself TO vote for the submit.
"us OF prohibition constitutional
SeIudinent TO the people.
h,o,gns OF improvement are still visi-
~, M all parts of Temple.
vii, York on the telephone line when
IN connect this place with Osnaviile,
prosperous village of 800 inhabitants,
tug miles east of Temple, will begin
Insnlorrow. We are soon to have tele'
p pn1ne connection with Troy also, a
Mage eight miles from here on the
--n,ssourl Pacific railroad.
Candidates for the smaller offices are
sroS,n.,ouncing freely, and 1t is said by
hsne That a few of those cand ldates
Pssse adopted the suggestion OF the
d., Az. !exas man, who advises candi-
S1,ss to wear bells.
yisla any Of the Templates contemplate
Ls lng Bolton on next Tuesday, 70
NM NJ present at the laying Of the corner
'ue OF the new courthouse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
BEN BUTLER AVENGED.
Harvard Oyerseers DO For GOV. Rob
inson What They Did For Butler.

BOSTON, June ls.-Harvard's insult
to Gov. Butler year ago has been
avenged. The majority OF the board
of overseers which refused him the
degree OF LII. ID. last summer intended
1t AS u personal ailront, although they
were too dignified OF course 10 admit
II. Ebenezer Lockwood Hoar the
president of the board, Rev.
James Freeman Clarke, and other
undertaking members expected 10
emphasize the insult, and 10 restore
the time-honored custom by this yenr
giving the degree TO Gov. Robinson,
but there WAS lively time In the
board when this was proposed. There
IL little new blood among the over
seers, and some of the old members
have privately repented the petty
spite they showed year ago. In fact,
Gov. Buffers superior dignity and
mastery address on commence
ment day last year made
many of the blue-b.o0d overseers
thoroughly ashamed of themselves,
and the manifest sentiment Of the
rank and fi.e Of the alumni was over
whelmingly against them, and Gov.
Butler won host Of friends by the
whole affair; 10 when the proposition
was made TO LII ID. Gov. Robinson.
these reformed overseers resolved to
take the curse oil their last years ac-
ton by opposing the motion. The
opposition prevailed. and last years
action thus loses all personal signlii-
canoe.
Harvard In 1888 abandoned an old
custom OF conferringa degree upon the
governor OF Massachusetts. That IL all
II now means. The Bntler-haters now
realize this. and they are thoroughly
disgTuntled in consequences. Their
discomfture IL increased by the fact
that Gov. Robinson Is son OF Har-
ward, and IL eminently qualified TO be
honored with degree. The governors
feelings In the matter are not known.
He attended the commencement at
Tufts, college to-day. That college
had voted 10 confer on him the degree
of LII. d., but IL was not announced
at the exercises, and II Is understood
that Gov Robinson declined 1t In ad-
vance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23

they are not going to
quietly stand by and see him
slaughtered. Dallas and Fort
Worth would do we'll TO remember
that there are other posts to be flied
and johnson county IL not altogether
without influence In either state or con-
gressional conventions. Ii Mr.. Pat.
ton II TO be attacked II need not
be feared but that his sup.
porters will be present and
take hand IN the game. Dallas has
for some time monopolized the seat In
congress from this district, and John
son county has never murmured.
Fort Worth now he's IA state official
nominated In part by the votes OF this
county. We believe that both of these
officers are candidates for reelection.
IL they can afford to antagonlzc John.
son county, let them.
We do not suppose that either Mr..
Templeton or Mr.. Gibbs IL n party TO
any combination against Mr.. Patton.
We prefer u believe and do believe
that II IL merely the talk OF their over
Jealous and foolish supporters. In
that case they would do well to muzzle
such indiscreet mouthers ut the ear
Hest convenient moment,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The Wheeling Register predicts that
the Democrats will carry West Vir-
ginia by not less than 10 900 majority,
no matter whom they make their cam
didate for president.
The vote In New York In 1882 for
governor was rs follows Cleveland
535. 3lS; Folger $40, 4G3. The vote of
New York in 1880 for Garfield was
300, 554 Hancock 534,5ll.
Mr.. Blaine is one of q rather promi-
nent board of directors in the West
Virginia Central 4 Pttsburg Railroad
company, which Is also identified with
the Elk Garden coal mines, which the
road opened up. Hen. Henry q. Da-
Wis, Democratic West Virginia ex-
United States senator, Is president of
the company, and his son-in-law, IS. b.
Elkins, ex-member of congress from
New Mexico, and also now a West Vir-
ginian, at least in point Of residence. Is
the vice-president. Mr.. Elkins has "a
cottage at Deer Park, Md, near the
residence of Mr.. Davis.
The following is partial list of the
Republican and Independent journals
which have come out against Blaine
anu ly'Rhu NtW hui
aid, Staats-IeitunR, Evening Post,
Commercial Advertiser, Mail aud Ex-
press, Truth, Telegram, Puck, Har-
per's Weekly, Independent, Brooklyn
Union, Rochester Herald, Rochester
Post-Express, Albany Express. Buff
falo Express, Buffalo News, Phila-
delphia Telegraph, Philadelphia Rec
ord Philadelphia Times. Boston Her
aid. Boston Advertiser, Boston Tran
script, Worcester Spy, Worcester
Gazette, Springfield Republican, Read.
ing pa Eagle. Flushing u. ], News,
Newport Or. l. News, Chicago Staats.
Ieitung, st. Louis Westliche Post,
Kansas City Star, Wilmington del
News.
Mr.. Clements of Georgia said to re-
porter he though 1t looked AS IL Cleve-
land would be nominated. You can
not tell how the sentiment of the
country Is as yet, though we can get "A
pretty good idea of what members OF
congress aud people here think, but
we can not tell much about the feel
ing outside until the choosing OF dele
gates to Chicago Is well under way. II
YOU scratch an Indiana Democrat you
will find a Mcdonald adherent. The
Indiana men are just wild for Melon
aid. They want him and they want
hi n badly. As a general rule they are
for Cleveland as a second choice. But
even IL they can not have Mcdonald
they do not give up hope OF being rep
resented on the ticket. They would
then Hike TO see Cleveland and Me.
Donald. Some of them do not even
despair OF representation In case Nc
Donald IL not on the ticket at all.
They talk Of Holman In that contln-
gency for the second place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
.xAr-sTIN BANKER

rlL ARISE AND EXPLAIN.
/ % ,he Gazette.
|'saIyeroN, June 22.-Ugly ru-
uucerning Mej. Breckenridge of
are ahoat in the treasury de-
,,ut The major Is charged with
trriatlng to personal uses 10, 900
Ttbe cotton he collected as fed.
.,snt in the Red river valley in
ls,na and Texas shortly after the
| Il the war. He is alleged to
4 automatically failed to make
a reports of the number of
aptured to his superiors, and
n that the money resulting from
h sales was afterwards used to
'lbe banking business in Austin.
asarpet- bag governor of Louisiana
,of bis chief accusers and Is here
mas the matter. Several dis
uble characters are engaged in
ipr the attack, and many believe
,bsrges are the outgrowth of per.
animosity and cannot be sus-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23

Mr.. Richard King. Of Corpus Cn ~ !,
tho aCattle King" of Texas, arrived 10
Ah;lene last Saturday afternoon on
business and left Monday evening si. 7,
b pv a settlement with Mr.; Swenson
S,r al,l6 head of cattle and 20 COW
, ~, which he sold Messrs. SVEN
az" & Son, of New York, recently Tor
their ranch In Jones county, m MI.
King also had business with the , :.
p raiIroad, as train load Of me a ~ We
cattle was wrecked near EasIlahu ,; H.
o sh;cb 400 head were killed ana nus ms
sing. they we're in charge o Q. y y Who ybo
Clark. Mr.. Kings big noss Tia hat
S oa,na ont OF the wreck minus ms mas
snd boots and which he didn't E Mse
a Anne J To- supply himself with, rs . pssa
r naas was more on his mind tnah s.y hs.
aud he went the Seven tenor o 90 ., I'D n,s
a p1ay,' while here, in a palI OF h ",d
s,i1pers and q skull cap wniIn 10 owns
s Isfr alter the wreck. Mr; King oW md
o v loo 900 head OF cattle 10 N.soso nd
Camefon counties, and many y. ,mvss con-
scras Of land. One Of his pasture, as one one
s saies s $4,000 acres, and ne 1 Hs has has
Inc I Of fence l25 miles io1R attic this
..i, rs sold 81, 900 head Of ca'ue '"''
aasssssaon'-Abiiene Reporter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
HuRRIDLY MANGLED.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, June 22.-Last night, at
an hour too late for message 10 be
sent, news reached us that an unknown
man had been mangled to death near
Howe by the south-bound passenger
train over the Central road, which
left here at l:40 yesterday morning.
In ,tios Mayrant of tina. precinct sum.
moned q Jury of inquest yesterday, and
from letters found on the body OF NE
deceased. II was ascertained that his
name WAS w. l.. League, and that ne
had worked on the farm OF jim PARTS,
A short distance north oil where lhc
accident happened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
uNroRrusArs ACCIDENT.

Special TO the Gazette.
BELLvILLE, TEN, June 22.--Julian,
the son of NJ. Machimeht, killed him
self yesterday evening by an acct
dental discharge of his gun while out
hunting. He left home about l0o'clock
IN the morning, and was not seen
again I'LL found dying close TO q fence,
which he must have been climbing
and caused the discharge of his gun,
the load taking effect In the left side
OF the head and eye. which were badly
torn by the shot. He was taken home.
but never spoke after found. He was
hfteen years of age and Of good char.
acter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
suppose and Suppose.
lchicsgo nsraId.i

This may be surprising campaign
In more ways than one.
The independent Republicans threat
en- TO 20 of In the woods aud nominate
a man OF their own II the later CHI
cago nominee isn't acceptable. Butler
Ia a candidate In any event. How
many more candidates will be Ia the
field Ii problenatical.
Suppose the Democrats carry New
York and all the South but West Vir-
GINA Suppose that Blaine carries
West Virginia and all the North but
Massachusetts and New York. Sup.
pose that Butler or the Independent
pomluee In the woods, IA Z. Il. Ad.
ans has 1t, carries Massachusetts,.
Then what, brethren?
There would be no election by the
college and the choice would be made
by the house. The house Ii Demo
cratic by q decisive majority.
This 10 going 10 be q very prett,
campaign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Dfeadiul Details Of the Wife Murder and
Suicide at Millioan.
A Sleepy Father Lets His Infant Roll
Into a wa,ery Grave.
A rIENDrsm RApfsr oApr,pvn

Special TO the Gazette.
WHITNEY, June % About a wear
ago q herd of cattle were being driven
rom navarro county through Hill, to
.he northwest. One OF the COWBOYS n
negro, while rounding up his cattle n.
Ineir camping ground about three
mites south OF Whitney, attempted 10
stop Two little girls who were riding
across the prairie. They outran him
and on their arrival in town renor,ed
the circumstance. That night the n a.
gro was arrested by Constable G. w
E i1,u and posse and lodged In the
n,lisooro jail. He was then bailed
OUT by Mr. Fancher to herd sheen
some Tour or five miles from this town.
fancher has also n one-armed white
man named Findlop, employed as A
herder, who with his family, wife
and three little children, are living in
an Isolated house on the ranch. This
negro, while Mr.. Findlon was off with
MS nerd, entered the house and as
saulted Mrs. +. She made her esoane
ana ran from the house, but was over.
taken by the negro, carried back into
the building, thrown on the floor. and
itls currently reported he accomplished
nus hellish purpose. A second time
she evaded his clutch, got hold OF a
pistol, shot at him twice but uufortu.
nately missed her aim. The negro left
and she started TO neighbours house
nall mile away. She succeeded In
reaching II, closely pursued by the
negro, and on telling her story her
neighbor attempted to arrest the negro
who had followed the woman almost
TO his door, but he was detied and he
ran into his house for his gun. The
negro anticipating his object mounted
his horse and left. In very short
time that whole section of country
was being searched. One party
trailed him to within a few miles
OF Hubbard City where they
were told by farmers wife that he
was there with the evident intention
of assaulting her, when they came in
sight, and had just leIt. They push ed
him closely and caught him within a
mile or two of her house, and hurried
him to Hillsboro, where he is safe
once more under lock and key. 1t Ia
rumored he will be brought back Ia
Whitney in few days for Il prelim-
mary trial. If this IL the case, from
the signs Of the times, there will be II
splendid opportunity near this town
for pretty good black burying party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
WIFE MURDER ANn SUICIDE.

Special to the Gazette.
MILLICAN, June 22-The Mitchell.
Borough wife murder reported in the
paper Friday was the most horrible
tragedy ever committed in Brazos
county. 1t was done without any
Mary, was brought before the coroners
jury and she testified that
they had always lived peaceably
together until few weeks ago when
he sold several head of cattle belong
ing to her which caused quarrel
when he struck her several times with
a broomstick. She made no resent
nIent whatever. After that time they
had several quarrels but nothing ever
led her to believe he wouli be
guilty of such horrible deed. On the
morning of the murder she says she
awoke and saw her father and mother
standing together, and she (her
mOther) started toward the kitchen.
He asked her where she was going
and she replied to cook break
fast. No sooner than the
response was made he struck
her blow on the head with rod OF
iron telling her; then struck her again
causing instant death. He then left
the bloody scene, went to the river,
tied sledge hammer around his neck
and plunged into the Navasota
river, thus putting an end to one
on whom the law would surely
have pronounced the death penalty.
The body was found this morning sew
eral PAGES below where he made the
death leap. A coroners jury was sum
moned and returned verdict in both
cases according to the above facts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Inc Daily Capital and Every Sa,urds,
Change Hands.
Inc New Professor of Mathematics Ar.
rived Personal Mention.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, June 22.-Gov. Ireland
went to seguin to-day on private BUSH
ness.
Mr.. AlvinV V. Lane, late of Arkansas
university and elected assistant pro-
lessor of mathematics at the recent
gents, arrived to-day.
The Evening Capital and Every
saturday have been sold to Jones
Fra!y d Son, who will continue their
publication. No change will be made
IN the editorial management.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
HOLLAND.
PRINCE OF ORANGE DEAD.


THE HAGUE, June 22.-The prince
of Orange passed calm night and
peaceful morning. Before the collapse
in the forenoon of Saturday he
seemed so well the doctors talked
of sending him to the south
of France. AT II o'clock, however,
he suddenly exhibited symptoms OF
extreme weakness and tainted and his
respiration became greatly enfesbled'
Subsequently slight recovery was no.
ticeable and his lungs seemed para
lived. From this time until his death
the prince remained in an unconscious
state. The king has returned from
Carlsbad, and held conference with
the cabinet. The president OF the
council has convoked a general state
council.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
BHOKE HIS LEG.
s.ecial 70 the Gazette.

GAINESVILLE. TEX, June o.
While Messrs. John O'Brien and Ike
Cloud were out riding Friday even
ing, the buggy was overturned throw
ing both to the ground and breaking
Mr.. O. Briep's leg above the knee. Drs
+ II. johnson and Gilchreest, attend
ing physicians, report him resting
quietly this morning. His many
friends will regret to learn of his mis-
fortune and sincerely hope for his
sneedy recovery. The horse attached
to the buggy was favorite one Of MT.
Clouds. and was pretty badly hurt.
Fortunately Mr.. Cloud escaped with
out injury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
Ex-CoNvIor HERDERs' SPREE.

Special 70 Inc GHZcIIt.
MILLIcAN, Ten, June 22.-Several
of G. w. Harrington's ex-empioyes
made raid upon his premises, took
possession of his guns, pistols ana
horses, saddles and brides, dismounted
one of his convict guards and other
wise led things with al outiageousiy
high hand. Mr.. il. called on the
citizens for assistance, which was
promptly rendered. Frank Dawson,
one of the party, is now in custody at
BRYAN,