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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
GAINESVILLE.
A Woman Burned in the Territory-A
Robbery Cotton Receipts.
Special TO the Gazette.

AeOppSAy OObIOn h0CelpLS.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Nov. 29.-Dep-
uty United States Marshal Grant was
in the city yesterday making arrests of
offenders.
A gentleman from the nation yester-
day brought the intelligence of the
probably fatal burning of Miss Matte
Love, aged is years. liz seems that
her clothes caught fire and before as
sistance reached her she was horribly
burned. She is not expected to re-
cover.
The grocery stock OF Dune & Shu-
mard has been sold to satisfy the
claim of Wiley johnson. Johnson's
claim amounted 10 nearly $500, and
the stock sold for S2l00.
J. b. Lewis arrived on last.night's
train and informed tho city marshal
that he had been robbed of $50 be-
tween this place and Whitesboro. The
iight'tlngered gent got very intimate
with Lewis, and in an ungusrded mo-
ment the latter's pocket-book was
stolen. The robber escaped.
Billy Dunlap, who was shot by Al
bert Darnail several weeks ago. cnn-
tinues 10 improve and will soon be ont
again. 'u'
In accordance with instructions
from Commissioner Elliott, the Cooke
county exhibit for the New Orleans
exposition has been forwarded 10 Sher-
man, from which place It will 90 direct
In a special car.
The cotton market this week has
been very active and the receipts fair
Sixteen hundred bales have bean -
ceived this week. making total ~
eeipts TO date from September about
rs, 500 bales. ou'
The best smoking TOBACCO Is nI5ttIs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
the REPRESENTATIONS BILL.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-The government
redistribution bill differs very much
from the original draft of the minis
tiers. 1t extends the principle Of sim
gle members TO equal electoral dis
tricts, raises the population AS stand
ard for constituency, and gives great
increase in the number Of members
from London and other pOpulous CEN
tiers. The Radicals consider the alter
ations satisfactory. Chaplin and Lo-
ther, Conservatives, are forming n
group to oppose the present arrange
ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
A MooRATIo MEASURE OF REBORN,

WASHINGTON, Nov. co. Represent
tative FolleIt of Ohio has prepared a
bill, which he will introduce in the
house next week, providing for the
abolition of the present system
of deputy marshals and supervisors
OF election and he will also Introduce
a resolution to authorize the commit
tee of expenditure OF the department
OF Justice TO investigate the conduct of
the United States marshals and their
deputies In Ohio during the October
election,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL
A Reception Given in Honor Of Mrs.
Logan and John.
Congress viii Be Asked to Investigate
the Ohio October Election.
GEN. AND NIns. LOGAN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. -- Several
hundred residents OF Washington,
friends of Gen. and Mrs. Logan, called
at their residence this evening to well
come the senator and his wife back to
the capital. The affair, though in
formal, was under the management OF
II committee OF arrangement. A sec
ton Of the Marine band was IN attend
ance, and the house was decorated
from top To bottom, outside and in,
with banners, lanterns and flowers.
There was no speech-making. The
parlOs and library OF the
mansion We're crowded with ladies
and gentlemen, while those for whom
there was standing-room filed through
the procession, paying their respects
with the shaking Of hands and a word
OF welcome in passing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
od Uniform and reliable Rionosa roasted
FOr Rom, DwelIInrs and STORES.

rive rooms near Eakleis planning
mn nm, -Four rooms, West Fifth, near
congress, at Slo; Annie street between
nelhphlll and Jennings avenue, two
rooms nI az SIi il2 West First, five rooms
Az w three rooms, 209 Hattie street,
lear husk at $40; four rooms on Rose
Sais ear-line at sl2; two nice houses on
oouth Jones street, near fuckers, four
t"ohls sAch, az ZIG each. Apply at Of
hee OF David Boaz, corner Fourth and
Main streets.
+. s.-store or Gining-hAll and six
.eeh lodging rooms, No 1902 Main
street, near Fifteenth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
Awaiting the Goyernor,s DpoisiOn.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. .99.-The con-
ference OF a number of Democratic pol
iticians here to-day resulted In Ru.
dolph Brand sending a telegram to
Gen. Palmer his attorney in the
rand'Leman contested election case,
requesting him TO dismiss the man
damus proceeding directed against the
state. canvassing board. Mr.. Brand
says he desires 10 await the decision Of
Gov. Hamilton before taking any fur.
Their action, but says that he does not
intend by this TO waive his claim to a
seat IN the state senate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
10000 THEFT.

LANCASTER, PA, Nov. 20.-The
jewelry store of Daniel b. Spufler at
Brownsville was robbed last night by
a Welsh Mountain gang of thieves OF
$4,000 worth of goods. The thieves
stole horse and wagon in the
vicinity to carry away the booty. The
animal was recovered this morning
near Welsh Mountain almost dead from
hard travel. A large posse of citizens
organized and started in the mountain
determined to make thorough search
for the thieves. Summary vengeance
bids fair to be taken in event of the
capture Of the thieves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Two Young New Orleans Beauties
Shoot Their Traducers on the
Public Street.
Mountain Desperadoes in Pennsylvania
Rob a Jewslry Store to the
Extent of $4,000.
WoMEN nErRAYEp sEKK REyRNGr.

WOMEN BETRAYED SEEK REVENGE.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. 90
Georgiana and Josephine Conway,
aged 20 and % years, nieces of ex-
Mayor Conway, shot two young men
on Canal street tonight. Georglana
shot George d. Logan and Josephine
shot Jas. a Devonshire, eX-deputy
marshal. The young women claim to
have been seduced by the young men.
Devonshire was slightly wounded in
the back. Logan was shot in the
back and probably fatally wounded.
The young women were arrested and
the wounded men were sent to the
hospital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
The Oklahoma Uolonlzprs.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2O.-Peter
Faden, the former treasurer of the
Oklahoma society OF this city, states
that the death Of Capt. Payne, though
q matter for sorrow among his CO.
workers, will not interrupt the
progress OF their colonization scheme.
He says: ave are only waiting for
the action of congress, and as soon as
we hear from that quarter we will
push forward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
ann nnssIssIppI rn.nrs

WARRINGTON, Nov. 20.-The secre-
tary of the treasury has sustained the
action of the local inspectors at New
Orleans In indorsing upon face
United States licenses issued
TO the lower Mississippi pilots
qualifying the clause that such licenses
do not confer authority to pilot steam
ers under register as foreign steamers
or sailing vessels in tow or otherwise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
AN AMERICAN AnrIyr man.

LONDON, Nov, 29.--James Edward
Freeman, the American artist, died at
Rome, November II.
James Freeman was born Ia Nova Scotia.
his parents removed 20 New York state
when he was quite youurR. The early part
9i mis- life was spent In poverty. Implied
oy his dedre 10 become AN an artist he
made his way 10 New York city and entered
the National Academy OF design, whore he
Was IN timo made an academlcian. He was
painter OF historical and genre subjects
aud OF portraits. His works aIe alwaya
among the exhibits az the Parts SALON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
NO DEVELOPMENTS
In tho Affairs Of the pemnot r,

In the Affairs Of the Defunot Bank.
MIDDLETowN, n, ", Nov. 29.--The
run on the savings bank still con.
tinues, but is small and win doubtless
end with to-day. The bank is album
dainty able TO pay the demands and
published in the local papers yesterday
a statement that they were ready 10
pay all depositors, waving the thirty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
d. BOaz Wants CattIe.

we have stock cattle contracts and
orders to NIL and can place either large
o ~, small lots offered at low prices.
ihose having one hundred or more
lney would sell cheap will please call
on or address ID. Boaz, corner Main and
Fourth streets, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30

prison. Hundreds Of cards from mem
bers of all political sections in
Paris and a large number
OF floral offerings are sent
Her two daughters are permitted to
visit her. NJ Huguese states that his
wife kept him in ignorance Of the
cause of the tragedy, explaining her
absence from home by telling him that
she was preparing bust for the salon.
The public interest in the affair over
tops for the time even the political
questions.
CARL soHURz ON AMEBIoANPoLITI
LONDON, Nov. 20 Carl Schurz has
written a letter TO Prof. Bryce upon
the double working OF the chambers of
legislation in America. Mr.. Schurz
says that the popular judgment is
right in regarding the double chamber
IA necessary part OF American polit-
ical institutions. Any proposal TO
abolish these bodies would find no
consideration In the United States.
Americans are justly proud OF
their senate, which does not represent
any privileged class or any separate In
teresls, but Is extremely useful az .
part of the American legislative ma
The letter from Schur2 on
this topic arose from a reference by
Prof Bryce, asking him II he consld-
cred IL advisable for England to con-
tinue the house Of lords as legislative
bOdv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
sYMrATmY FOR rnE lURDERrss

PARIS, Nov. 20.-Public sympathy
for Madame Huguese, who ahot her
traducer day before yesterday, is in
tensifled by the fact that both Mfr.
Hugnese aud his wife devotedly
nursed the sufferers from cholera dur
lng the prevalence OF the epidemic at
Marseilles, Nj, Paul deCassagnac, edi-
tor Of the lie Pays, considers the lady
heroine and urges the entire press TO
uphold her. She has asked the prison
authorities that she may be provided
with material for modelling In clay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
PARIS ALI AGOG.

PARIS, Nov. ON. Huguese, In an
interview, expressed confidence that
his wife would DO triumphantly ac.
Quilted by the court. Nine. Huguese
has q daily reception at the st. Lazaire
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
JUsTIFIADLH HOMICInr.

NINlTA, 1. T., Nov. 29.-In an en-
counter last night VIM. Arnold, a nom
resident, was killed by J. T. Gunter, a
Cherokee. Gunter surrendered. His
action was iustiiiable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
+. Norris,
Fenefd Pasturaee.

We can furnish fenced pasture for
10. 900 cattle within seventy-tive miles
OF shipping point. Excellent grass
and plenty Of II. Abundant water in
ineNhaustlble quantities. Particularly
adapted for fattening steers.
GEo Il. LOVING & Co.
Offices over Fort Worth Gazette
building
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
TIVOLI D



owing to the scarcely w.
buy the following p'v IA
of Jennings avenus; s'I,6
another 7Oxll51 J, l s.. IA
ments are as follow
rooms rooms ali well fa lISsa
per month; the . o!nsIb 1
rents for SIS per mO y, y
the larger house ss0d = Nj
smaller one for sIv y, d
so as to make ps{n N los
Opposite Traders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30

Handsome seal-skin caps for gentle
men and ladies cheaper than ever
before offered in the city, at Malone,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30

kiiie anc blasting powder. giant
powder, fuse and gaps ut Anderson's
gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30

Rich valley lsn n',i
grass, 1ne u srs ~
through It a'I.sd u
proved proved fsruis i I', siII''
at $lT.5Oo, .l, nelasnl
well-bred WEI gF
Main and F0u'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
snltnhia for DaiII.

one hundred anu "
six and q hali nue. la rsr
on the ClebnlaHs IN 4
VIM '''' GEo B
opposite Trader.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
EVENTS ABROAD.

France is fastening the Departure
Of Fifteen Thousand Troops
for China.
Lord General WolseleY Applies for Re-
Observation-Disclosures Edward
Freeman Dead,
The Congo Conference Ready TO Re-
port-The Partisan Murderess
Lionized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30
Holiday Goods

cut down TO prices to suit the times at
Dashwood's drug store, 3l4 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30

RlOnOsa cotIse, cold BY all grOOsrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-30

Try Fort Worth Grocer Company
next month. Their large trade guar
antees TO you the freshest groceries in
the market.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05
Aanraster .1ntelIigenrcr.
EVENING, JAN. 8, 1894,
Impreviss Farm Houses.

Germantown Telegraph.
IL Ia a source Of great satisfaction to
notice AZ we have within the last half dozen
wears the improvement which has been
making In the appearance Of farm dwell
ipQs. 1t IN being done in various ways
and after various plans. II seems that
every one. no matter what the exact meas
ure OF his means may be- is doing something
IN beautifyiDg his homo. 1t makes no
difference what Ia the particular nature OF
IL, the aim is to add to its attractiveness,
and In this effort IL has the support and
assistance Of the wife and daughters, whose
share In the work Ia given freely and
ungrudgingly, aud all equally enjoy the
happy result How much, for instance,
does neatly fenced in front yard, filed
with flowers of various kinds with trelllses
for climbing vines, add to the general
appearance Every house should have a
comfortable porch or piazza, which is a
protection against sun and rain, aud in
summer evenings when the entire family
is gathered there, IL proves to be the bost
room in tho house Every dwelling, how
ever humble, should also have q little
parlor nicely furnished, though it may
take years to complete IL, which should be
opened daily whether used or not. 1t is
the pride of the good wife and daushters
in increasing its neatuess and beauty, as
well "a in receiving in it on special oc
casions their neighbors and friends. In a
word, to increase the attractiveness of
ones home is a real labor Of love, and il
can be done at such times when Other
duties are not pressing, while the expense
OF 1t is so tTitiing as not to be felt.
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RELIC IUTS.
nE,in,nus-snRyic VII ntIn

IL ~
II In the following churches to morrow. In
sunday school at I:i5 y. IN. when tho hour is
different II Il specially noted.
WEST MISSiON-Rev VIM. TOwiCk. Revi-
val services during the week
81. JANEs-litany aud Holy Communion at
lOl5 u. IN. Evening Prayer ~ 6A II. IN.
THE Zwinglt celebration will be held In the
College Chapel omorrOw. Sermon by Rev.
Dr. 4. '. Gerhart
rREsBYrERtAN CHAPEL Evening service at
7:lb by the pastor Rev. Thomas ThOmp.On.
tiRsr II BNrrisr-NO service IN the morning
Prayer meeting In the evening. sunday school
at u. IN.
sr' LuKB's REF RNRp CHURcH-M Marietta ave
nue.. Rev. Wm. r. LtUhlitCr. INingli mCtuC-
rial services At 1890 a. III. and asp. IN. sun
day school at y. m.
ST. IUUN's LUTHERAN Rev Sylvunu- 81 II.
GOTwALD Mis- Ion -SHudly school al . ID IN.
PREsRYTEEtAN N-Rcv, jas. \. Mitchell, H. u
FIRST kEFOENEp CHURCH-kev. J. \. Peters
Memorial services tomorrow at 10 30 a Ia
and III u. IN, celebrating the 4OOth anniypr
| sary OF the birth of UlrIC Zwingli, the reform.
| Cr OF switzerland. Union service ia the even.
ing.
II. PAuL's REFoRMEp-Rev. } Il. Shumakcr
y. u. LwiuRli memorial service At .O.5O III
No evening service.
USIoN BErHEt.-Rcv. G. W. SoiIhtmer.
SECOND Ev CHURCH eng l-MuIberry street.
Rev l., y. Wormau. sunday school AT , y. IN.
MoRAvIAS-Rev. J. Max Hark Epiphany
Llttny and sermon. sunday school ut u. III
dolly communion In the evening
SALEM CHURCH OF GoD-Rev. }. Nelson Pot
ter.
GRAcE LUrHERAN-Sorih Queen. Rev {
klvin houpL -uuday school al 2p N.
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RuuGH ASD ruMsLE FIGHr.
An Acuor Tells an Ubjectionsbls story an
10 OslLed 20 AeoonnI NJ Onne.

IL Called TO Account xt Ouoe.
Richard Mansfield, the actor of "Paris
ian Romance" fame, aud Leonard S. Out.
ram, his leading mau, had a rough and
tumble fight in the ordinary of a Louis
vile hotel Friday night, where they we're
at supper with the ladies' of the company
after the performance. Mansfield told a
story with Objectionable slang phrase, SO
Outram, states to which Miss May Brooklyn
the leading lady, objected. Mansfield
replied that the actresses who were called
on to use much more Objectionable utter
ances on the stage ought not be sqaeamish
about slang.
Outram, the only man present, promptly
Invited Mansfield ont to fight, and the
hostilities began in the room as they rose,
Outram slapped his adversary in the face
Mansfield tripped Outram, fell upon him
and they were pounding away when the
hotel officials came up aud separated the
combatsnts. Mansfield subsequently, sent
an apology to the ladies OF the company,
who refused TO act with him unless it was
done. He spolOgizsd TO Outram also.
The company complained greatly of
his objectionable manners, and are
making statements tu reporters. Mans
field promised the Commercial a libel suit
of sl0 900 for its account in the afternoon
but has since withdrawn the threat
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05
We OnaiienEe the WorIa.

when We say we believe, we have evidence
10 prove that shiloh's COnsumptiOn CuKa ~
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, i'm ms
mneh as II viii cure a common or Chronic
ma, bronchitis, WhOoping Cough, Croup' an,I
snow more cases OF Consumption cured than
al Others. IL Will cure where they iaiI, it is
pleasant 10 take, harmless 10 the youngest
child and We guarantee what we saw Price
i0c oOc ana sl.0O. IL your Lungs are sore
Cbest or Back lame, uso Shiloh's Porous Plas,
Tor; sold by II. b. Cochran, druggist, Nos lS7
and lSs North Qneen street. feb7eod
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fUKsAL,

l. v
On SATURDAY. JANUARY -, lSSI, will
he sold NJ the Cooper House, on West King
street LancaItGr t., city Pa No Az that certain
with large two story Back Building Three
story Brick Confectionery, Thrcc-st r.
Brick Ice House, Brick Bake House, Engine
Huu.e and Elevator, and Brick stable and
Carriage House. The lot fronts 81 feet =,
inches, on the west side OF North Queen street
ami extends In depth Pas feet, more or less, to
Market street The property Il situate Nos
la6 ami 3, on the west side OF North Queen
street. and is In nrst-Class order and repair
ana Tor confectionery establishment there IS
none superior to itin the city Of Lancaster
so, :. All that certain Building Lot on the
north side OF Columbia avenue, west OF
Orange street In Lancaster city, containing
In front on said Columbia avenue % feet, and
extending In depth, northward, - feet more
or less, To IA IL icet alley, adjoining properly
OF christopher Llllcr and ohm siaugh.
No. 3, All that certain Lot or riece OF
GrOunu, on the north side OF West Orange
rect, west OF Marietta avenue, Lancaster
city, containing in front on said West Orange
street u ieet. and extending in depth, north
ward, 90 feet, more or less, to a Il foot alley,
adjoining property Of Charles Merz and -
No. l. All that certain Lot or Piece of
Ground, fronting 90 feet, more or -. on tue
west -ihe of Pine street, between Oran sr and
Chestnut streets, Lancaster Chy, and extend.
ing in depth, westward, ~ feet, to a 10 foot
Banker.
80. s. All that certain Lot or Piece of
Ground, fronting l.! feet on the east side of
Sevin street, between Orange and Chestnut
streets Lancaster city. and extending cast
ward liOGCct, more or less, to "A 10 foot alley
adjoining property OF - Dunlap and -
Martin.
These several tracts OF building lots aro al
| loCa ,ed within two squares OF the Western
Market. and will be sold separately or tOgetEe
| rs may be most advantageous.
Amy person desiring Information abOu
! these properties will call on Francis PitincT
NINO. - East King street.
ale to commence At 7O'Clock p. M. on sal,
| day, when attendance will he given and term
| made known by LOUISA SATTLEK
SHuBRRr = SUTTON AuCts dr. SSTut-d
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MEDICAL.
pRowN's IRON BirrERs.
Shall We Let the Child Die ?


much in who
OF ntlcinu
shut to
oiew
ttca lecon The way
there hat "a ne FshrUn
nUi1hd
from
Yourdr gistsAlsi
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N EDICAL.
puNsuN's SKIN CURE.
From the To,cdo Rtuie
SURPRISING EFFECTS
OF EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMOMILB UPON THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM AND DIGESTIVE
ORGANS,
As INVARIABLY PRODUCED BY DIR.
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They have been tc atod time and time again,
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Sieep'essnCss, Paralysis ana Dyspepsia. These
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satisfied. miserable state OF mind and body,
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These are some OF the symptoms OF nervous
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A GOOD TaIkar

Oh the stage or platform, In society or at
clear, stfong voice. Catarrh, or "A severe cold.
- almost certain TO iniure the voice. But
these conplsfuts may be completely eradica-
TOD with lew Applications of Inon,aSi Esiso-
trto Ota unriyaled IN It's specialties. For sale
by ~: u, Cochran, druggist l37 and lS9 North
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05

Farmers VINO KnOw that tobacco. -tnIka are
very valuable manure, because their ashes
contain great portion OF potash perhap, do
not know that Dr, BulIs Cough syrup Is tho
best cure for coughs and colds - '