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, 1884-08-29

A correspondent asks how til liquid stating
used in paintin the surface OF blacKboards Is
prepared: One gallon 95 per cent alcohol
one pound sheliac, eight ounces best IVORY
black, i've ounces line i tiour OF emery. fom
ounces ultranarine blue. Make a perfect
solution OF the sh ala. N the alcohol before
adding the ether articles To apply the
Stating, ave the sursa, smooth AMI par
fectly free from grease; well shake the bottl
containing the preparation, and pour out a
small quantity only into a dish ami apply it
with a nsw, fiat varnlsh bru III "a rapidly a.
possible. Keep the borrlo well coTksl, and
shake lt up each tine before pouring OUT fh-
liquid.
Pio Il broifnn AMI eaaan will n fork
, 1884-08-29
rnEse youYanR MEN.

IL. Ms ~
TitHse younEsr msn who aoaR r.nlt- I'll tia
place
0t noei, painter, actor. with thair grace,
WI they. when Dsath shall bid the eideri
pausc.
Taisn up tho wrongl Of men. tho Roy cauzc,
AMI slun all actions scaltal31s MI / b1 ef
Tho great msn OF to-ily. wit h1rnrin pa>a
WIN drop uooa the roai. al / leave the RAGS
To these. whose thn11er now no listener
ave-
Thoso younger mon
And yet va see in them deep go1ias' tracs,
We know that Fano has kept for thsm a
s7are. d.
Has saved for them c~onne1datory CLAUSE;
They s11l their IRAN u must Tor the battle
lln =,
Must turn with nob'e an1 determine face
To h. a. The wpri l-wi1e clainor anil applause
INN Youngar MN.
, 1884-08-29
The Democratic Leader.
FRIDAY. AUGUST %. 1884.


Switched on.
Talk. talk. tails.
1iil my brain + In 4 whlh
And w0ald { ut my tongue could utter
Ny thoughts to that telephone 81 l.
o well that she's safe and sound
In the Central Oficr there
o we'll thai she's out Of reach
In her wlre-environed lair
Yet my wild Hello !" rings out
Till my throat Is almost numb
And Oh, for the Touch Of a llst'nlng ear.
or the sound VI a voice that Is dumb
Talk. talk. talk,
AT the mouth Of the telephone
But ~squeaking squaw Of that ~tyrant's tongue
WIN never reply to my tone,
uutil she gets good and ready.
N. \. Jytnrnnf.
, 1884-08-29

NOW 4ork CIlpper.I
Pa, said "a Boston urchin OF 3, Couldn't
Danil Webster knock cut sui van in three
roundsf'
The Boston father did not look surprised,
as perhaps Il New York father would, hut
said:
mot much, my lad"
"Was Dan an u. &. slugger, par
"Daniel Webster wasn't n slugger at all,
my boy. What are you talking about"
HE wasn't a sluggerl What did that mar
you were talking with call him the great OK
pvander rr, thsni'
, 1884-08-29

Miss II. +. UBIL, OF Philadelphia, will
be pleased to see the Ladies Of Cheyenne
at her Dress and Cloak Making Parlons
on Sixteenth street, 2nd door below Ran
some (south side), after Sept /. Cutting
and Fitting blythe TAILOR SYSTEM.
, 1884-08-29

T~NOTTsUlWN HlTuIII
A news item says; Tho latest demand
among eccentric fashiouables Is for artificial
eye 10 bs worn as covers e*er their own
changing the color at wiz \ greater need
anlong ecc, nitric f~ashionables Is IN arti cia,
nose 10 lie worn over their own. thu nab
, 1884-08-29

William Davis has removed the Wheel
Of Fortune from the Tiyoli saloon to West
Movers Cabinet saloon, Eddy street.
Call and see the new room. Everyone
welcome.
, 1884-08-29

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns. Is
cents. Quick, complete cure. Hard q
soft corns, warts, bunions.
, 1884-08-29

The boss soda water only five cents .
glass at Els, 29l EDDY street
, 1884-08-29
DR.. WAGNER
& Co.'S
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

8ss Inrtmrr street. braves.
Chronic diseases Of r1en and women success
fully treated. surgical operations 81 all kinds
nia. crted without kniie or csustic diseases Of
Ese and Ear a specially. By one member oi this
arm.
Young Men
who ma, be suffering frnm the effects . youth
ful follies or lndiscretiuns, viii de- well 10 avail
themselves al This Tie greatest bOon ever laid
NER will guarantee Ia forfeit Ave hundred dol
larS tUr every citst - -ciuliinl week.-mrs. or pr-
vutr disease 81 rny Kind Or character which he
undertakes aud iiliS 10 curt.
Middie-Ased Men
There are maiy .uen OF the age III 20 10 60 who
ART troubled with too frequent evacualluns Of
Tie bladder. Onel accompanied by Il slight
<iAfting or ldinlinE sensation and a weakening
uf Tile system IN q mdi.irr the patent cannot
'ccuuht Tor On eAhiuiilii 'hr urinary nepuNta
q upy sediment VII uIten inuid; ana SOME
times small particles Of albiincn Will appear o.
ne colur VIII be Of akin or iniiktsh hue, again
changing 10 a dark and torpid appearance.
lhrfr arr many nirn who die VI this diniculiy
lgnurani OF The ctnse. which IL tile second stage
d seminal weaFness DR.. Wagner viii suilrslii-
tee n cure In Ill sucli cases and a healthy reSlUra-
TIM ui tnv g'intu-urinIy ufginlsi CONSULTATION
free Thorough cxtuiiatiUu and advice. s5.nO.
All commit uicaticns sli uld he addressed 20
NJ. Henry W agner. p~osiulicr hOX 23e9, Denver,
Colorado.
Ine ,uunR Mans Pocket companion. by ir.
Wagner. l. wprth It's weight In gold 10 young
men. Price. 81 ?; sent BY mall to any address.
Take Noue-.
Has moved Into his new building, No. 39s Lar
amer street Just acrlsS tie siiret frDm No. 3li
lArlmcr street. his old Ofnce NEAR CITY NALL
Ills new quarters art fitted up In grand style
DIR. WAGNER & co.
cutthls oui md take along
, 1884-08-29

A new lot Of decorated china tea sets at
Craig, Davis & Co. g.
, 1884-08-29

Ladies fine sloes. new styles and best
qualities. can be found at jenkins 4 Ross.
, 1884-08-29

These Stirrups are manufactured in any
widths desired and plated with heav,
galvanized iron. Patent Hanged rcvol-
wing, malleablc iron roller. Swedes iron
holt, making them far superior to any
stirrup now in use,
For sale by dealers in saddlcry in Den
yer, Pueblo and Durango, Colorado, and
by
L. =. NIIcAN EcA.
ind y. y. GOI.I.I\S X Co.
CHEYENNE. WYO.
, 1884-08-29

Baby buggies at CRAIG, DAVIS \ GO. $
, 1884-08-29
w. DOWNEY

E, BURLINGAME 5SsAJ GE1IG iEa 4HR SPf q f;Aa5 54R :
lsdGl Samples by mail ofexpps will receive prompt and cneful attention. God
md silver bullion refined melted and asayed or purchased Address 446 Lawrence
, 1884-08-29

BAIRD & CAMPBELL t %i 6; R.nS and and A 4 G cA fa { GtG AS
nnc, Wyoming Rooms No aud 10 second floor, Sebbins * Post s bank L@k
Land and mining business attended t.
, 1884-08-29

M M AME CARPENTER AND BUILDER Cabinet vuk a %
W. w. EAyE cahy. Corner Eighteenth street and " alcu ay.nle. Sat
sncion Guaranteed
, 1884-08-29

In our line done on snort notice NJ reasonable
rates. ana warranted 10 give Satisfaction.
Orders from the colriiry promptly attended to.
, 1884-08-29

Sixteenth ST.. tel. srdy and Ferguson,
CHEYENNE. wY0.
, 1884-08-29
.sBUSIN ESS

DR.. F. l.. WARNER gg 4ss1Il a.t cSg% ss { e f sissss.'1 Ds esl ! Ea,
44 Eddy Street Fine work u speciality.
, 1884-08-29

DR.. w. A. WYMAN. 9s48ts9 u N.4 ASR Ro. Su a1i assr ,9 0h G.
the FIRST National Bank up STAINS Tdl hone a. Calls answered night or day
from the omce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

many otwhogn wcio mounted, followed
by tile DURANGO bysss band, aud after
them Cs'ue TIE visiting fsemen, fol-
lowed bv Petorson'a Hrsss band nom
WacO. Nest ia the prrUo. sib,n wac the
Tempe ave departments, followed by
Nt5f ga WagNnA eAa lala, AND ciis-
HNt 10 yee,clea anu on horseback
tne m0N'N waa epiendid, the different
nrnaih2eiicas were ~ full Uniform. and
the ueuyA0Gr ~ the lnpts represent
splendid snd maue the most SNOWY
dispisy.
rae proc llu arrived = tic spec s.
eFs suina 81 II s. N, wharr seats
s weie afFgnRec lOf nearly lNo thougnd
po'Sere, yet after all the seats wer,
l,keA, huldrotis ind hunOrecs " peD
pie were lott standing Capt Henry
EsnEsn Of Fort Wotth and Capt y
d, MilkQs af llgmnneSs were the
orators 81 the day, who, after o veyl
fine welcome a0drass hy lr Y, i
Eeriy Of tilie place, made eNceiiep
steeohaa winch were wei received
Racing, Spending, uan@AFs etc, wer
the ordcf % the afternoon.
! a pla. by che Mabel Norton troup
n, the oEera-houst last night, followe,
b. grand balls given at the OPEN
hodso and az Bmr's hell ~ honot Q
! Que guast., concluded the celebration
Everything went Off well, and on
vlsii0ra f.um Use v'rious parts Of q.
hu,te, nlRny Oi whom are still with u
have been fevorably Impressed VII
our city and her people, W. have la
no rlln for three weeks yet thu orcr
are ut. suffering and the prospects 81
fine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
GERMANY.
rrrcArrIoNAnY MEAau eNs.

PRECAUTIONARY MEAsB RES
BERLIN, June % LA the teiehstlg
Won Boetticher home secretary, an
nounced that the cholera committee
had lis .irst meeting to-day. Dr. PEI
tenkafer and DR. Koch were members
81 the committee. Ike government
hopga t0 be able % avert py inspe9-
lion all Ian ,sr OF tbs entry of tn dir
ease into the country witb0n' cioslpg
Prof. Virchow doubted II the de
easf al Touleu WAr Asla1e
cholera. He blained tae defective
nrecantlons Of the lfrene3 geyernmep
sr,J drew attention TO 'he bad sanitary
condition OF ths Enez canai
Ven Boet'ichsr SAID ia repiJ
that Prince Hohenlohe the German
amba. sador at Paris, had reported th1t
Franc bad adopted all necessary
measures. The German government
be said Uiso intend d to propose inter.
national measures for the projection %
the Sue ciIEai =,
Gen Van Moltke taanEad Won
Boetfticher In the lis.nie Of tho nous
for hi l.,bors. The session elos@d WIN
thrae cheers fol- Emperoi William.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
MORGAN.
Ann IA gs A,sFumiNa from q 5naA'
.,ir,-Nates aad Personals

INN IA B5 AaFuss'Na from 5aaAe
gip-aates aad Personals
,pseia, % ne iasette. 80.
MoaaAN. June 2s-A gentleman
named SEQ. t, living near this pl"c. Oh
s,eele creek, was bitten in The palm OF
ne hand by a snake about two months
~ from which hewitt now be oblig q
" I've bia srm amputated 81 recover.
col Buck Barry OF re-. 81, I" !,
no,,ncss AZ candidate iof ie-e'ecei'i'
IN the office OF representative -
Mrs.. W Finnln was ylsl.iht ''o
ac,rpintances in Bolton ms wesh
Miss Kate Simms has retul nee tn
sherman. where she has been si'ei'''
tnn school the past eight monihs,
M ~ Scoifi I'D, q Congregations
,,in,ster oil Dallas, will begin pro,
,inu utaa meeting at Morgan the hrsl
l,ad i'm July. His sermons are
ssia 10 be very interesting.
say u. Winston has returneu
~, six-weeks' visit to her paren''
a, pennington, Tex .r.,
Nv NAV q McPhail have remove
,atF
ing formerly occupied py 'hcop '
on Whitney street. ,.4ys,r. new
The .iCotion Exctangss,r. OUT ~ n9 I !
.aiann has eauseaa small lnme a.e !. !,
,hs oity treasury II was : nsns :,
Seet, two law-ablding citizens l"''s'
they are w W. i. Smith, Miss En a.
,y al and Mrs. McAlpine OF I'M
i ie,aes we're Al Meridian yesterday. -,
plhcs vs. sIorganites attended churci
- Walnut last Sabbath. ,.ay :
nv Mr. G. ". beaverton anu lapy a.
f-i;f'on came up Saturday pign. ~ ~
1 snant Sunday With Mis-. LIS iiloipe'
ME- p.o III n Y. Allen has inst srr .l J,
com mt the West, and is looking h lar,
The Thespians have alrsauy oes
,aan ~. for another conce.,,. ~ -,
p'IeP r' M. B. Winston L "a a. I. n ,s,i ~
cain after protracted visi. y I'll. IN !
ag WA reIatiyes ut Moscow. HOLY M.,eo,
a sar Mr, w. 's.departure irom '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
IN CONGRESS.


SssAsHlSGToN, June 2S.--A proviso
BY tine senate committee
suicten out of the house Bill
s, no part ofthe money appropriated
ktIsNlet attorneys and their assist
|nn auiouid be used To pay speclai
Hn si lees was agreed to.
ksn,Is se Dill vas reported favoraDiy,
tnung 0 pension to the widow OF
flames b Steedman.
MI llnusr: The general deficiency bili
.oen taken up.
TAI explained that the striking
y uis clause had no reference 70
star-route cases but 70
nuiteau trial, that wa,
n soorlons and protractea
snl the committee had not
o. ~ the fees Mt all unreasonable.
o1lon Of Mr.. Sherman an item
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
wtLLs,polNr.
Tie Alleged gurderers .of 40 Mlesed
Rapist EoanSs0yer.

llH Gh'bte nuIuere'S AZ Iu AetSeu
Rapist I;oanSS0yer.
sgeoisl 70 the Gazette. :.
Wills PoINr, jane. 2S The
exandnlng trial of George Jchn-
s,n, Boas Lewis, Ike Malone, jeff
Ford and Steve Holllngsworth
charged with the mprderof one Demi;,
ended at Elom yesterday. All the
rarties were b0uno over In $500 bond,
which they gave.
The particulars of this murder are
about as follows: Some time last No
vsml er De'lit, g schOo teacher from
tbe North, stOl ped near Gdom, in this
courity, and took M small school.
On the sth ult., Delnit lett the house OF
Mr.. johnson, where he had been
boarding. Johnson and four other men
iblioved him and reported that he
vss raplst. They caule onto him
tho following day at 'Omlet Green,
and arrested hin,, tied him and started
/ for Eaom with him Two weeks or
more passed and no news OF Denits
srrlvai AZ Edom, the psople begeu 70
Investigate matters. On questioning
inc men who had him III charge, theh
statements all differed. Search was
made and no body could be recovered
I hut I'll Che chain Of evidence goes to
snow these men guilty Of numbering
/ this nan One greet reason for be-
| Living them guilty Is That the fact mas
ben established that pertS
was bribed to trave! through
the County representing himself. ss tbs
lest man Demit but detectives traced
linn back To his home in the country
The statement regarding the rape Is
very shallow indeed and from VIVA
yonr core. pondent can learn 1t wa'
jealousy on the part of an older lazy
| than the l2-year-old daughter oil Mr.
Malone whom they claim the assaui
was made upon Your correspondent
Is a bitter enemy Of any villain wh'
would invade house OF virtue
anu canuot speak ioo mar,
.voi the deeds OF sue
a brute. bat Che particulars oil thil
c.ee d. not justify such suaplciD,,
ana tbs condemnation IF all law-apia
J. mo oitizsns is upon the mob.
The people of this county have goo'
| oIicers competent auq honest Judge
| AMI do not propose to haSeany Tour .
| Ave men on personal prejudices comm
csld.bloodei murder in our midst: :.
| n ! Starr, Esq and family ieli 10
iN,nera. y e.,s am tbs fest to'hhN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
MUSICAL NOTES

"Wt9op t.a.N
Vh Aston Qu3,te' atc 10 sing in Gall
ycstou so'lC hme " August, rAey hav-
inr nccrp'cd y worry ilAttedng oilsE
psl.a. cleims them areE however.
sicnur Laci, mi, tine baritone, 81 al
niW tcnlJed 20 atay IL town. Hook
pie~ts gr tlfication with onT home
talrn, sd Flil add another big voice,
htsi ,es beilgr agiited comedian
Mrs o. 0euton The new lessee
Of ihe aNein-houso IL "a New York
elty hooa ing atisctiops Tor the
c3p.inv rassOa and wfites that the
tori tgreb Heater goerg Willie treated
20 mu sDelaiG iepreniat.onso OF opera,
%, dy, tragedy aud eiyaihl ilrateinss
nat steel companies. Hitherto unknown
u ils.
I'he Arian qnartttus u5ual dad their
work wl,li Epidt aud nhe shnotng.
'rh3 sdlu silgtre were well received
nn0 enOpreG ihie Mrs. sam Farmer
ana Prod Open rendered the ,nslrn-
mental psrl II programme with pro-
sss.onal skill Mr. Augusts flute
olo wa special feature, Miss Muir
ply acc1mlasnisi,
There win be meeting of mum
Der Of yourg gentlemen ~ the opera
house today o. 2 o'clock, for the pnf'
pose Of iormiDga social dramatic club
Many prominent pariieSh are Interested
whose talents have received recognl'
ton heretofore. This Ii q movement
ID the right direction, and we urge
, tie promoters TO zeal In their under
taking So let ali attend who have
been requested.
w mrs 10 hive Meme Bros orches-
4 ira Of Dsllas this fcaaDn for our opelti-
house. Ihis h $ good move for the
/ manGgers aud viii biinf ~ good must
I cians, WHO together with our home
musicians could f0rm Sc finest must
I rs club IN the state, Galveston not ex'
ccl,ted; then jsp forces with our vo'
/, al t.lefit ard Fort WORTH can ehai
ienee che best of them Tie time hn'
uolau for mrelcal people TO join hhna'
! Is bIhe,iig out good work. Keep tb'
boom booming.
Alderman Dick fl4na san i7 busy u
ORGANIZING u mUnsiernnist eur miuetie
autt Y Lament for our citizens. ANON
lie attn esious already secured 10 th'
Axiom uuGstet. and Two well~knoa
city blss ~ xiii occupy the ends Tl'
nd ftainnent viii certainly b yeil
! fine II Dick says It co%, flf Tie alder
rau 10 tDorouphlg posted n nan
strtlsy and Is ire pioneer IN aneten
affairs ,rwas be who organized IN
sueerpsful "sunfiowem" OF DAliss
! which some lew yews ago made suel
i Mt. and TO this day no entertain
ment is given without Dick; 20 prepar
yourselves for novelty The genHe
nIen 90 into rehearsal next week.
The Hammond entertainment IN
wednesday evening was gf.no sl'
cess Az isticsliy spesklng, but lacEln
in an Dyerhow,rg hesel pouch ~ us
In irving to give indoor amiisemehl
: or 8. ,tr, rights We love ~ wltnet
Z any sort fnDveities, and love mus
9 very tnloh, but at the same Tins ie'
0 tbal.kful that we are alive. The PEI
lori1sfs suffer much more than ~
sl,ec.ato during the intense D
weather; and then add IN
rs from the iooi-iights. an
4 Russian bath is nowhere: MIR
: aaa,no nd and Mr.. Garrison display
great taste Ia arranging the stage se
ti0us. introducing novel effects whic
ADDED greatly ~ the entertainment
y MIS-. Hsnp.oa6 tgeelS IN fii'gedy NJ
J. possesses sal slDeuilo AIRY poweIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

the local paper AZ That rlnea contained
~. s,oiiowing liiila paragraph: "That.
..euNs' me young gentleman ircrr aiof-
sHn fid no' succeed IN captlsfng The
.JI Prize he came here for ia any
2. tbs yIunr &Cflts AZ Morgan should
.e residing Tar GA1Errr TO sav. I'VE
hvpe they will net rss,d this partic
u.sr tefn, rs II IL not our Intention 10
g're tne Ncung man AWAY
ooiAe II the members cf the Thes-
elanF think the %. II. ca wac most
W rough ia his criticism " their flrsi
s,gararG others, that & Hdllea the
Mis- j M'Fras'er was vls;tins IN Rel.
tel sud Waco last week
NN- tlvrs'rau, w Il. l,ooSett. who
y q ndl6ste for representative froln
this elswlci, is receiving lesssis OF en-.
conreeensnt nom AL parts OF
the Held every day He wil addre. !
tne nlti2 sns OF Somervell county at a
pNohc gathering near GlenroSe on the
} Fourth OF ally From there lie will
80 70 hooi ceun'y Had begin tae oan-
yess M ssrnsst he atys hs wceld
( axe 10 mess his oppaaenls In every
pieolpp tts 10 may speak and ex.
charke giews with them.
E'.i " B,dl oil Cleburur was IL
town Wednesday, Col. HAL
is ia the race tor
the slssE1es judy aud Il no re~
cetvee Sic Soit W b.iIS Q anty that ht
aid Lear cara sgn his nafue viii uol
~ Jsso W connection VITA the "Sall
riv voyage X iS4 y
Tue Saata ~ pay-car passed up yes
MFs Winia is having ain addition
built Ia tha City hotel.
Nj. Sam II. Curry, ;he fgtastl
4 tosi q correspondent at MQls'sn, We
~ len' lislss eev, rsl d.iss tais week
NJ, y s Ps.rr ass iaeM Aera car
iae this weeA nsyius woa fg u 81.
ton iirm,
| Mr., kcbt Donnslt hss gone to ~
dotia, MO, % y bnsire "Trip.
4 Cliflcn, our sistsr tNru, ~ WjNin.
gxsuL preparations Tor a Ftmtn i
July celehtaio8. Yac prssr npaa' :,
the oas was circtlAfa,i tlrMgD toe
to-day; II IL Is rr3ed out rs boverisa
. Il VIII he vel worth COINS h;ty nlilt
z to see
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
Texas stocpnlen.

II,onap CRY, KAN, Jams o. AZ l.ta a.
Id D meeting Of the Texas stoex {
a ,gn 4, r.Ser action was taken TINS az
pr r rsgarding depreda.t,lonss - Go,n,
r. '' Texss cattle through the lnaian
country o,,o, was fully in
ND lne and q dispatch was sen. 70
at Washington describing soa az and re.
ton in which they are ni ~ see see the
auesting them TO immea'ags5, demand
secretary of the interior, anu t;a,a on the
nrorscfion against depredatian.s, ~, ~ 'n q,
p part Of i adians aud a rsslola''o'
!, t Rae. p i. taken from them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
n,pwr DO nT0HT.

lao the Gazette.
|.,gpgEbL TO BE BOUNCED.
|.sarNGroN, Juee 2S,--Cn5rlie
I'm, pcstoflice Inspector OF
|, i msll;cd for d2capitation.
|.leIl was appointed cMins The
f,.o % 10 haVe q fo3mips pcsi-
81 900 pa3. The Understanding
I'm Ne should obey the rn6nGates
|.loy and aid him In whipping
|sse voters into line for the ad-
gslon. phe result Of his eppoT-
( ha5 been unsatisfactory. He
|wed wiab secretly aiding Blaine
III ihis reason wiz b. relieved by
Observation-Disclosures, who are dis.
4 io have revenge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
THEE OArcR TnInr.


DARLINGTON, June 2S. AT ii meet
dthe Springer committee to-day,
E,D. q. Swain and Gen, H. Boyn-
we're called to corroborate the testi-
given by Woodward and after
hs contradicted by Coax. Gen.
linn said that from the reputation
Took, he didn't think he ought to
fsbeen employed. He could not
Esmber positively, but had the i'm
ssGn that the president had been in
ltdoi the character of Cook. 1t was
ks reputation that the pre'i!ent
oslected to The president was
aslcate position and could not
lhe Inquiry out of the hands OF
uen to whom it had been ell
Seo, but he would urge the employ
ny Of men above repr0ach subject
Nnoval. Cook was frequently re-
ied 70 by the president.
ysn. ii. Y. Boynton testified that
aeuiately after Cooks employment
asked the president If il
WV Aiat NpSh NN'
employed as government
lse; The president replied that
nad an acquaintance with Couk
ssed the witnyss 10 go 10 the Ct
ssy-general aud Inform him Of
general character. The presi-
characterized tlla employment u
Us al outrags upon hun. Tn
ne's bud all interview with Mac
ssa ana the latter said thai
was employed on tn.
FvE Of sending a thief to catcf
y lei. The attofney-genera
le Knew all about Cook, that h'
slipioyed him before and knew
what he was. AS the witness I'M
apod coob was employed l. a de
~ capacity, and was not en;rustet
Any secret case Mt all. Attorney
s',li stated very positively that tina
nc nature of Cooks employment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

.,,.ston HarbOr Deep Waitr
nronIng Rapidly N Saror.
|, u, Against Brackeniiase Prove
\. AZ Accidental Error.
~ Patton Prepai'ing &c Scalp
''S rsyg. OGlceloIdtrs.
sArH. rArroS

|,yin Gazette.
.,rxs irHNAs POhITICs.
.r,yeloN, June rs -Natn.
/, who hiss been here rince The
h. convention, eS roses his
- to support Sui Ros9 for
4 against any Independent
|-ss run, brt othegwiec he would
l.h'ye r.o'&uiNed u utility q
|,,ting ana running .pfrtS
I'm eud would divide tt,eir a'lp-
Econ u Democratic nominee
Independent. Patton has
nc field and sags he is conf
H.. Rlsine, IL elected, viii re.
..,e than half tbs present Off
IN Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
BONDS RepEEMnn.

II, ONE MILLION A WEEK.
DARLINGTON, June 2S.-The secre-
sol the treasury gives notice that
osa an redeem, prior to maturity. the
n L. embraced in the one hundred
sasa'Shfy-ninth call, to the amount
W.T. Wv exceeding $4,000 per week,
'us interest TO date of presentation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
penoeracy's f.tal l,eieel.

partIsanship stronger than f,alIiot,,
,sn,.-.that la the nutshell Is the faial
detect and The sum OF all detect In the
mstionai Democracy n the tariff ~
a,vtssin2 elae IL "touchy" subjtci
i,.ona,dlzing Democratic votes, thln u
II fvadsd aud avoided though u IN
veiye national dipnster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
c.uIdn,t Have Been ~ American "o'
man.

All the dispatches ! a 1ai,er Ia Berlin
arrest OF woman oyndnhI had a sonorous
said she was large a tbau niu to be an
American Amer This = s,,an ~ Berlin are
, ~. and have sbrill voices
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
me ENOLIs.s fNvNsrlt.ATIo \


70 RE RVOPENED.
EASBINGToN, June 2S.-phe com
bic appointed by the house TO as
fan if the Hon. w. II. English
usel improper means on the hoor
tSshouss 10 influence members TO
/ 10 seat his son as a member from
.ana, decided to-day to reopen the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
|,oysuz NAsoE's cABIEGRAoI,

FSHNa1oN, juno 2S.-secretary
|Gnghuysen received a cable mes
|irom Consul Mason ut MarseiIles
Blows Four deaths in Touion.
ktholera mas reached Marseilles.
deaths reported up to Saturday
u The weather is very warul.
kreral exodus from the city hos be-