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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

Tho Southern Cultirator, for November, has been
received from its publishers in Atlanta Georgia.
This is an excellent agricultural magazine. whose
increased prosperity is indicative of the improved
and rapidly improving condition of the Planters
and farmers of the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

Roscoe Conkling was retained by the
democratic national committee to act in
any proceedings that might arise in relation
to the canvass of the votes in New York
Mr.. Copkling was in consultation last night
with the members of the committee of law
yers who have undertaken to see fair
count.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

IF VIRGINIA is to have cabinet appoint
ment of course it will be rendered Mr.
Barbour, to whom is due all the credit of
the redemption of the State, and whose
counsels in the late contest were of so much
1,o1uo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

Gen. Fitz Lee having been named by The
New York San as Commissioner Of Agricnl,
ture under Cleveland, the General has al.
ready had applications for seeds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11
Closing of Gambling Houses.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE police are making
valiant efforts to put stop to public gamh-
ling They have just closed thirty.thrre
gambling clubs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

residing here is being formed to obtain re.
compense from the Egyptian Government for
their losses of property incurred through
the rebellion, but they are not likely to sue
coed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

ALEXANDRIA MAEKET. Nov. 11.--Flour is
quiet with trading mainly confined to established
brands and high grades. Wheat is still tame aud
spiritess, the market was dull and lower to day
in sympathy with general decline in tho East
and West Corn is steady; new white brought
5Oa52. Rye and Oats are active. Potatoes are
dull and heavy. Eggs and Butter are Source
Other produce is without change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, Nov. I'LL a. m.-The stock
market this morning has been generally strong
Prices show au advance of 4 to y per cent.
Union Pacific sold up to 49k. Western Union Ia
50. Lake Shore to So y aud Lackswanna to 102a,
At IL o'clock weaker feeling prevailed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

Cough, Colds and Sore Throat WELD
readily TO B. H. Douglass & Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

The Musical Herald. for November, has becn re-
ceiyed from its publishers in Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11
MARINE NEWS.
SAlLEI)
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived.-Boats Vim Gregory A G., rke Mary
E Hall, s Howson, K Bender, and VIM Walsh.
to American Coal Co; p Cohil, and J p Agncw.
to John Agnew & Co; MJ BerksbilI, Ex
change and James R Eddie, to II c Winshp
Departed. Boats VIM Gregory, Clarke 81 f.
Hall, Howison, E p Cohill. J Agnew, Naj q
Berksbill, Exchange and James Eddie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11
Unstettcr'a Stomach

Hostettcr's Stomach
Bittcrs is a fiuc blood
tepurent, a rational
cathartic. and a superb
anti-hilious specific. It
rallies the falling on
orgies Of the dsbilita-
ted. and checks preIns-
tire decay. Fever and
ague bilious remittont,
dyspepsia and bowel
Complaints are among
tho evils which il en-
tirc!y removes. In
tropical countries,
where the liver aud
bowels are organs most
nnfavorab!e affected
By the combined infiu-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Contest,

The Contest.
Special Dispatch to the Alexandria GAzETTE)
NEW YORK, Nov. 1880 p. m.-The
official returns from three counties increase
Clevelana's majority fifty in this State.
CORTLAND q. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

DIRD SEED! BIRD SEED THE best quality
- mixed Bird Seed, put up Lib boxes. Zoe y.
pound !; 3 pounds for 25c at
ie2 MCLEAN & UHLER's, 80 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

T AIDES aud GENTS LOCKETS, something
IL very pretty, in blue enamel and flower paint
ings, at
ie26 HENRY WILDTS. 10 y. Royal ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

BALTIMORE, Nov. Iva. s defd -; consoIi-
dated :; dc Cd series =; past due coupons 30 .
new 10 4Os 30: new IS Sly bid to-day.
Cotton dull; mdding 9a.. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat-SoutherE steady aud quiet
Western irregular and higher Southern red
SiaS5 do amber 90a93; No Maryland s7ly
bid fresh No 2 Western winter red spot 19lsa
1919; November 79Aa79as; December S0Lla
aoh; January s214aS2l2. Corn-Southern about
steady with fair inquiry; Western easier and
more active; Southern white and yellow 53a54 y:
Western mixed spot 81 bid November 51a53.
year AZ laa47es January 45l2a46L.. Oats frmcr
and quiet Southern and Pennsylvania 33a36
Western white 34a36; do mixed 33s34 Rye
steady at 62sG5. Whiskey at 81 1sa1 ~, Other
articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

rEhTS SCARLET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
al wool, u.s., 81 and $50. Quality can't
be beat at [oet23l A. B. SLAYMAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

rnce of climate, diet and water &c IS very heces
s4rr safeguard. For sale b. nj Druggists and
Dealers generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.--Stocks irregular. None
Lac. Cotton firm uplands 10: Orleans 10t;
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat better and quiet
Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 10.-Beef
Cattle-Prccs of Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best 25aS6 00 that generally rated first
quality 5OaS5 25 medium good fairqua;.
~ 3 OOaS4 %; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows 5OaS3 90. Extreme range Of prices
= 5Oa$6 o. Most OF the sales from 3 -
ass y per 100 lbs. Total receipts for the week
31O1 head. Total sales for the week 2ls5 head
The market at the beginning was fairly active,
and prices in some few instances lsc higher, pos
sibly Oh account of the improved quality of tho
Cattle but quotations generally show little
change from last week, though towards the close
lower figures were accepted in some cases for
stockcr5 and feeders aud few medium Cattle.
Sheep and Lambs.-1here is slight failing oil
in the number Of offerings compared with last
week, and the quality is not HI good. Trade i.
very slow, one of the dullest market. of tho sea
son. We quote Sheep at 2a4 y cents, aud lambs
at 31ea5 cents per ID gross Receipts this week
$3.50 head
Hogs.-The offerings number $500 head less
than last Monday, and constitute II rather light
.upply. Their quality differs but little from last
weeks offerings. The demand is moderate l"
good for rather limited offerings We quote nj
aa6a. cents per ID net with extra shade higher
Receipts this week 4445 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11
lREsH LOT OF BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,

Received from the Springs to-day, at
fab2 j. ID. Ii. LUNT'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-11

VIRGIN OLIVE OIL SOAP.-Just received
Y large supply of the above Soap, at
w. F. CREIGHTON'S, IS King ST.,
iv29 AlcxanGria, Va
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
ALyARADO.
A Candidate for District Judge Personal
Notes Onward aud Upward.

special to tho unzc,to.
. Alynrndo, March H. Col. j. NJ.
Hall, Of tho firm of Patton II Hall, Will
DO candidate for district judge of the
judicial district. composed Of the coliu-
tlca OF IIill IIusuuc and johnson. Col
Hall made n close race four years nRo,
being defeated by only eight votes.
He Ian lawyer Of much nbillty, aud
hna host Of ndmring friends who
would he glad 10 see him houOrcd with
thia high gift Of the people, and II
elected will pcrfosm the functions OF
the oillrc with fidelity aud sntiHlnc'
ton.
The quarterly meeting of the Bullc-
tin corregpondents VIII b1 held the ilrst
Saturday IN April. "Silencc," the
boss correspondent, anyH lac viii loom
us Ia the dim distance.
Mr. II e.. Ronffo lUCturcd To "A very
good audience nj the Hall yesterday ut
n O'Clock
Nlcasrs. A. !. Brown mud NJ. SAMSON
have returned from the Dallas stock.
mou'a convention.
The genial cpuntonanCc Of Sam po.
soy upynin ancn behind the counters
of Mcssrs Brown ~ Beaver, after mn
absence of several months In the south
crn portion of the stntr.
Though lcu Thonlpson las been
Killed, cyclones miucrNplosona, muir
der mud theft are occurring daily
throughout the country aud will CON
iinuc 10 do an until the end of time,
sun Alvnrado keeps pnce with the
general development of the country,
moving on Ia her even, quiet way, nc.
uuiring wealth and prosperity, sur
rounded 10y The finest lunds In the
state, with all necessary facilities, and
viii bu the city OF Johnson county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
SHERMAN.
An Error Of Name Mofadd'n IN ROUTE
10 NJ. Louis Judge Mabry
A store Burned.

| special 20 The 0asottc' -
pbermnp. March l1-Tlc. dlspntoh
from this place IN sunday lnsuo n"'
The name of Tom Gordon rs me Fht'y
n,rertrd on charge ~ rape. GORDON
ID th6 father of tie girl, aud Ineh
ua,nnd q, w. Armstrong 10 mo prs
Oncf, ,.., ,..
completely In the filler robbery, was
taken on Il rrqiisitlon from Gov. urlC
tenden bnck ~ ~. Louis for lflhl; Iu,,
Joipctlyea and officers took him aboard
their stocial train, ana went III "
hurry, ,t.
The district court IL not doing muci'
biniuoss, n fcw divorce chses only pc
lne dispatched ~ 10 tllg date:
x deep feeling prevails IN this com
mubity In regard 10 the hrlioll
OF the defendants IN - suil
for debt due tho Mcrchnbie'
md plantersbnnk in cnsc now pend
lnp In tlis court II IL mid ny The
friends of the bank that II their char
ior. which they believe 10 be good, ~
decided Other wise. they Wi convert II
into national bank and stbft with
81 0OD. 900 capital.
Judge Mnbry Of Fort Worth, who
bna been lying at the residence Of Joi
(lunlcr for several days from n pistol
shot In his foot, lins been suffering go
vcrsly for the past two days, and his
physician, Dr. Saunders, ~ unensy
about his condition. He was come bet
tor this morning.
The store house Of Ridley Dem, at
Cannon, IN this county, burned last
night, anpposed Ia bc by np incendiary.
Insurance, 81 800; total loss, about ~.
coo.
A white man aud negro woman were
arrested aud brought from Dculaon Ia
inIl this morning for living In mtrri-
age. They seem TO bc - loving couple.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
BEiirON.
Tho Muricrous Deed of Crazy Negro
4 Railroad Meeting.

special 10 tho Gazette
BeltOn, TeNns, March, II. This
morning AZ Howard, u little vilmEe
eight miles north Of here, colurcd
lunptic named Tom Warren np-
preached the house of Clay Brown,
Colurod, with II Hhulguu Being in
Cenaed AT something, Inc deliberately
shot Clay Warren, killing him Instant
~, Rnh fred the other barrel into his
wife, wounding her seriously. ir not
fatally. He escaped into The cedar
brake near by, mud although pemohod
for, has not been captured,
To-day mCutiug of our prominent
citizens was held In the temporary
court hOIsc for The purpose OF olgNnlS.
| Ing ana appointing committees ip cor.
respond with Eastern capitalists to
build u railroad fron liclton In an
chslerly direction TO tho piumiea OF
Eastern Texas An organization WINS
! reflected aud commlttcu of i've, with
Col, Ray 40 chairman, was appointed
| This road would run through u pplun.
did country, aud would loo quito an
accession to the railroad pysicm of oui
| state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Yesterdays Meeting Of The Land Board
aud What was Done.
Department Notes Fine Specimens Of
Texas Ore.
Post Norton Pluck of the city Council
Gtlicer Lce's Case.
special to tho aanolte.

special To tho GaAelte.
Austin. March THE hand board
held n meeting this evening. \ pro-
toRt was presented from Tom Green
county against thoaHle Ofschool lands TO
lliler, Snndcrsou aud Smithson us act
uNl settlers, hut Hs itg statements were
not corroborRted their claims were sus.
tanned. The secretary was ordered To
drntt n resolution declaring that actual
settlers OF 1881, purchasing school
lands ut their appraised value, are not
required to pay interest for 1854 until
1855. This makes the amount of inter
est payable nj the end
of the ycur iustcad of In advance. A
communication from the university
regents recently published, asking
TINT university lands bc leased at Nix
cents per aero was read, hut action
thereon postponed Col Walsh stated
That ho had information that the re-.
gents never authorized the insertion
OF any figures IN tho letter, but that as
originally drafted II merely requested
That the board usu ull available
means to derive immediate roy.
cnue from the university lands,
n letter viii loo addressed
To the executive committee of regents,
asking them to appear before the board
hhd explain matters. There IL now
about $4,000 to the credit OF the per-
manent school fund, and the conn.
lrollor VIII purchase for Il tomorrow
10000 worth of Kaufman county
bonds, and 1900 worth of Poll, coun.
" bonds, There yet remains bonds
on deposits Frlo county, $4,000; Red
MVer county, Ji2, $50; Haye county,
Lou. These are TO be taken IN In
lhe order named.
thartered Calvert Building aud
Loan association, capital S5N, 900.
Revenue deposits "a, 900.
ten, Lindsey Walker, capitol suppr-
lnlehdent, returned from Chicapo vrs.
teruay, where he has been TO confer
WIN Architect Myela In regard To cor
tam changes which, have been nro.
nosnu III the capitol plans. Col. ALnor
Bonu.
inc secretary OF the land board has
.sueiNou me specimcna of ore from
.nleo mines on state school lands. thraa
mites southeast OF Carlya station On IN,
reNM n Pacific, They woru located
ny senator Fleming, Judge Maltblc
~ the city council tonight the com.
mitteo appointed TO investigates tho
ohatges agninHt Marshal Lee reported
'nat they found him guilty of rross
neglect OF duty In failing To arrnat Hen
thompson for firing his pistol inside
the corporation, and also for moi rn.
porting Officers Madison and Howe
IN whose presence tho plstol nran,ic,
VIVA .dohe, and who lvnornd
Instructed To draf, ohnraes a.ains%,
Ice, and next Monday night MAS nsra
TO Try tho case. WIS "N'"
nm. Eva Iaylor,a widow woman ami
win Two children, committed suir,a"
'"s. night hy taking morphine. ''
rue election tonight for officers nc
.he IRE depot reaul,sd, chief. Ausnsp
nllleii aaslstant chief, w, Il. Drown,
recorder, Charles Hafheinse. V"n'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
pENlsoN.
Refusal 10 Settle on sunday Leads 10
m Array aud bcnll.

apenlnl Ia tho UaSoiio
nonnn, March H. Sunday after
noon ". a. Wonda went 10 i. i. Low.
nnia mim, about i've miles upsi Of
DeniB1n, TO not n h1shol and n half al
corn he owed him Lowing declined
10 settle. IA II wns tho sabbath After
some discussion, Woods abused Nlla
Lowing, and was ordered on the place,
when AN alteration occurred in which
Loving struck Woods on tie shoulder
With u stick about hn iuch IN diameter
aud two on throp feet lunr, which
broke in two. WpUdA stopped 10 picl,
up The brulten end, when Loving
struck him on tie hoad with whit lao
held WaodN fell, his hcad Pirilsng u
wagon wheel, and M artery Wns
severed Mrs Loving dressed the
wound and Wood said ho would re-.
llirn aud settle II another time. lJpnn
arriving at homp his friends took the
hnndnEn of aud the wound houni
hlccdlug. a physician WA Rpni ur
but liu hieh 10 dentli before one arrived.
Lowing surrendered himself munpdi.
ntely to Juailcp Cook. Tho coroner a
Jury miled ~ discover whuther t,it
wound WnA pnuHed by tile HEX With The
stick ur lie foil ,ipun The wagon wheel
aud rendered u vtldipl Of iUaiillnblt
homicide Loving was bound over M
n bond of $500 TO appear before the
grind lnfy now Ia session
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18

sIx btl,Iepmni1enll dressed alike, walk
I'd dowu tile center aisle between y
dnuIlp tnw OF nhliois from lho yncht,
s.Iurihp ailornaief aud wliitosbip'e
lantpins ..,
iiAfipt The knot WINS iltd tho couple
w.ui on lonrI thH Nnrlit, The nrAt
,uoruIup iho vessel steamed away W
r,nudnu, THAT wns Ten yenfs ago, nhl
siurn ,l,ep Tho Idly lmi only once re-
TUNED lg her native Island. Three
voeys since she spent n month nt ~.
Iirelndsa where she kept proudly elool
nom ma island society, and pnrsed her
linn IN drottroa nshluH ~ what lief
enfoot i6a been the lcople u jersey
hnyp only n faint idea 1hey uniy
know nbe hna been a Rfnud Indy w
london, md acquainted With the
Prince Of Wnlfa,n
gantn neoslo ia America llnve, OF
niIcet lo nave, M impression TINT theto
IL A deem seated prejudice ~ tlii4
country against Americana ana every,
thIun American. hea matter oI met
Wish 10 Fay That this ls not true ut wv,
pomp Americans, With moro nppuy
l,nn bydus and more cheek tllbn
uinuurts do make fUols Of Themselves
IN Europe every year bnt no p,op'o "
the world better understand tilnii inc
British Ihnt there nlc American hnu
Amerlrpnl For instance, u late num-
her " At Stephens Review, wlich "
Pn upppttondom eociely paper pun
liahed Nv London, even hudef we
shadow NJ Westminster, bfehl'H out III
This wlH'
oIIhil Columbls' II appears TO mo
That de ~ old mother lnglnid u biehk
inp up aud fast bcglnnlag to ldok, ~
Ia natural, 10 her Offspring ~ the Wrhl
for support and comfort IN her ueOlli.
Inv years. What n fortunate ililhg "
IL When The pfodlRhl, Instead " beng
reduced to liuah cnling, hlqnlfct u
aplendld fortune mud u posiiion nay
enables him to send 10 lIls parent MI
kinds 1f good things
'php excuse fpr tiii4 putbntst hclnN
The reflection by tho Review iint Ito
pfctiieat women IN I0hd0u society
last stasdn were Americans MISS
Chamberlain and Niles WlnHlowi tlnt
tho best novels Of The Frnson
were American ME- Isngc," 'Dr,
Claullus,u aud no Lcnwnth ~ that
The best wines now In The mnrltcl here
nrn tboAn from California, ~ which "
In shid, "nmch Of II would sllnmn lhai
grown on the llhlneip thnt tho hcst
npples, the choicest honey aud the
lineat com comes from America, aud
last hut not least that the three mv0r.
tie addresses now playing in thu me.
lropolis Mary Anderson, Lolita AMI
Minnie Palmer lDr whom u W said
That willie they are all different, yet
they are nll alike IN possessing good
lool,p, clcvcrneaH mud vprsnillIIy> nre
Americans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
LOVED AND LOST.
Foraaking Friends, Fortune and
Family for Kisses Which
Were Doceitful.
stops which Lcd Down to Doath
Suicide of Willie Smith at
San Antonio.
Letters Which Breathe Love, Des-
olation and Dispair.
Another Incidental Chapter in tho
Thompson Tragedy,
special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
San Antonio, March 17.-W William
q. smith, formerly of Waco, about
~ years Of age. suioidcd last night IN
his room here by morphine. Smith
came here some two months ago with
woman lac has called his wife, aud
who has been working in the Naude.
vie thoater ~ song ana
dance artistic. The woman's name
IN Lizzie Mack. and Smith fell in love
with her while she was playing IN the
Horseshoe Variety at Waco. He Is
said To have owned mn interest in the
Central City hotel Mt Waco. He ran oil
with the girl Just before Christmas,
went 70 Meridian in Bosque county,
then returned TO Waco, disposed OF his
property AT sacrifice, thence went TO
Temple, and then came to san An
tonic. smith was evidently greatly
wrought up. Several notes were found
In hia room, as follows;
Goodbye, little one; God bless you;
he good woman, and my last words
alc these love you. God bless YOU
don't blame yourself for what have
donci telegraph 20 Bob in the morn
Ing; he will send for my body,
Sl9neu Nouk ~"
nn9ther one roa1s' mn. aor
- YOU pless you, li,hle, my ll',e , We"
mig you have tired OF me, ana ! nu.e
mounting to live for. ! gave UP MONEY,
itlends and position Tor You, anu LOW
nave lost You. May Goa iorRiVs av"
~ ! 90 ior what YOU nave uYnY,
Goodbye, little one; telegraph to boo
Nv Waco
ana sun another e,,-
MY dariing--l cant leave you W,
ever until 1 say few more W3rus ~
YOU, You killed me just ~ muc,, w -
yoW had lakena pistol anu sho. LAW,
! legged and cntrealed you 70 s .a,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
loNGyiEw.
An oiIer of Endowment ~. ratricL,.
Day Death ora Lady,
'apeclOl 70 tho Iiasello,

special 10 the uaaetto
ltongylew, March ~. Tho MUTUAL
Seli-rndowment college fund IL In.
vreaaihE rapidly, having doubled itself
VA The pat year Tho association hna
ouer,d 70 ondow u collrgp hero to cost
tlnuno, " the rltisrna viii ,fcct tho
huildihg, aud the amount IA quite azure
TO be puAranirrd, There have hren Il
number Of nilam nnde by olhor clll,a,
Mike Rock and nenuih Mnllpy, twu
plasteiers on the now hotel nt tho June
ton, got ihtoR row last night. and
Mallry Nus nesrly killed 10y heinp hit
With n irowol, lila head waa laid dpun
aud helles In u had condition.
\ gentleman attempted 60 board 4
passing train at tho Junction, Nnd wa
thrown between the cara aud plat form
Tie rolled to tho rail, and was lus
saved nom belng crushed liy Aeorer
Rev. u w Brown, known every
whore Ia Texas, lost hia mnuior, Mia
Winffed brown, this morning, Sh,
was 20 yearn old, greatly beloved an,
respected hy all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
GAINESVILLE.
A Mother hearing Her Dead Child In
Her Arms Personal,

special w no GhBottn,
Clwkavillc, March ia sad scene
IA the woet-hound passenger irnin
game In. a lady, who Ind FORMERLY
lived here. rotor the train bearing in
her arms her dead child. Tint had
died ~ her arms on The train near
nekalb. The spectacle of tho rrIrr
stricken mother bearing her drnd IN.
Iant tendcrly was a sad one, mud the
hearts OF all were touched with p,ty
for the poor mother -
Capt, Tom Levat, one OF tho leading
citizens of brown county, who hns
been dangerously alex With lnna,,s
matory rheumatism, stopped oyey
here n day or two on his way ia Ehrr.
man, where hc goes to secure trent.
ncht. '"
Mr. robert liassdter, leading n,,r.
chnnt OF DelSnlb, ~ now Ia lilo nit,,
with his wife, Waiting hia fatheri9
law, MI w II Decker ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
BASTR0p.
Tho biggest Rain sinec Noahs Time
A GiMd Hall.

hnrclM to tho uaselio.
l'Astrop, March II. .,oneoF he hard.
cat mihe ever seem IN this section roll
thlH morning IA begun fAlning about
four O'clock, aud continued nlmnst la.
ceesantly Until thls evening. II has
cleared OIL, however, at the present
wiitinr, aud n sllght north wind IL
blowing. All the water oourses arc
lllled, rendering pasEngD 10 and fron,
town imnosslhle. Tho Colorado h,
rising slowly,
The ci,lsens are talking OF having a
grand ball IN tho new court house nexl
week.
business IL at a ptand,still.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
MORGAN.
Thrown from His Horse ana Seriously
injmcd-A Correction.

H'VNhh w the NAhe'te,
Morgan, March II. Mr. w, A..
Moore mn elderly gentleman aud an
o'd citizen OF thia county, met Will a
very painful aud perhaps fatal nrci.
ueht thls evening, When la tho moi
oi rlimblng on ljs horso, the animal
started Vnt IN u run, He had only ono
uol m the etlrrup, aud hold on IA thla
Way about one hundred yards, when
sne horse turned corner, throwing
NM ahd no received an ugly pneh IN
we iorehead and his collar bone waa
fractured. ""'
" y Nol nellcrry OF Cluburne In
s.n4 ol Nert, Smith, aa We published
Smnuay, who has announced a. a rnn,
diuale for district Judge, " W"