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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-19

The Kansas City Lire Stoch In
dicator remarks that it would sure
ly result IN no loss and possibly
millions Of gain if congress should
at once prohibit the bringing with
in our borders Of any cattle, sheep,
or swine from abroad for a term of
years. We need neither their
foreign blood nor their competition,
for our breeders havean abundance
of the former, and will promptly
furnish the latter as occasion may
demand. Therefore we say leave
the unhealthy herds of Europe
with their contagious on then
native shores to be cured or killed,
and until their condition is greatly
bettered announce officially that
their room is preferable to theil
company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
SHOW GOSSIP.

There will be complete change Of
programme tonight at the minslrels.
Go and see Geo, Wilson's WALTZ
Me Again.
Lizzie May Ulmer played 10 over
whelming success last week in New
Orleans
One OF the features In the Minstrels
tonight will be grand game of base
ball, Fort Worth vs. Mlnstrels, Hughey
Dougherty az umpire.
Lilly Clay's Adamless Eden cOmpa-
ny IL the latest London success.
Grand gala matinee o'clock to-day.
The ladies and children will turn out
out In full force.
Go and see Geo. Wilson hs Mantell
aud Dougherty rs Well Fed Dora to-
night.
BY special request Milton Barlow
will appear In Uncle Remus tonight.
Frederick Ward IL our next star; the
attraction will be Nlrginius The
Eastern press speak In the highest
terms Of him.
The box sheet for Frederick Warde
will open Tuesday morning.
Harry Chapman, with Barlow 4
Wilson's company, Is considered the
best minstrel manager In the profes-
sion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
BuELssoN.
corroaponesnee OF lhe aanelle.

Correspondence OF tho GNEetto.
BuRLIssoS, TEX, Oct. To- Burleson
Ia nice, quiet town, two years old,
with not murder or fight TO report
and bat one burglary.
Mr. John McCabe IL raising large
quantities OF corn and wheat.
pearce d MoCales started their corn
shelter last week and IL Is working
well.
Burleson has shipped about forty
car.load- OF corn, wheat and oats aud
about hundred and fifty bales OF cot
ton.
Prof.Thomas. late OF AID Ram college,
will commence a school at the Mound
school-house next Monday.
Prof j. IS. Mckinney Of Joshua spent
to-day In town shaking hands with old
friends,
The Buileson hotel, presided over by
Mr.. Parker, Is doing a good business
The Burleson telegraph line " up
and ak young operators are beginning
TO handle lightning on ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
SAN ANTONIO.
bankers and StOckmen--I Investigating
the cattle Disease.

bankers and StOckmen- Investigating
the cattle Disease.
Special 20 the Gazette,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXn oct. ia
company composed Of prominen bank
ers and stochmen Is juht now being
organized here for the shipment Of re-
frlgerated beef Each stakeholder IL
limited 10 $4,000. IA much ma $40, 900
has already been subscribed. IL Is ex,
pected that $500, 900 WILSON beseour-
cd. Strengthening housesrre TO be estab-
llshed In thia olty as anou Us the com.
pany IN fully organized and equipped
Noah Crestey, M ID, Pm. D., from
Hartford, Conn, has Just arrived here
for the avowod purpose OF invesIlgat.
Ing the Texas cattle fever, disease
which our Htockmen claim 10 unknown
here or la Weat Texas.
The executive committee of the
Southern Texas Live Stpck association
will hold meeting on Monday even.
ing for the purpose OF maklngarrange-
ments 10 attend the national eDnven.
ton which meets at IT. Louis on the
l7th OF November. This association
will te represented with thirty-slx
delegates,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

but little reason for the faith that wes
In him, lac advised the people
not 20 demand OF theic repre-
sentatlvca repeal Of the law, because
the party WAS pledged 70 ~
support for the next two years, ann
any attempt % repeal II would only
nniagonize those who supported II,
aud lessen the chances OF this section
NJ the ataie ~ receive canc-ssiona.
IL IA the opinion here HAT n few
more speeches like the attDrney-gen-
erals, would do more toward electing
Wash Jones than helping the present
administration.
THE TOWN ELECTIONS.
special 10 the OaEetto.
Tyler, TEX Oct. THE election
to-day resulted IN favor Of levyinR y
tax for the support Of the public
schools by vote Of five 20 one.
Hon w. III. Pope Of Marshall adj.
dressed the Cleveland aud Hendricks
club here tonight and was cnthusias-
tlcally received,
SHOWING up DICK NELSON.
special 10 the 0Azotto.
CoRPus CnRIsTI, Tex, Oct. H.
Some Of the cOlored people here say
that they have received letters from
Galveston which show Hon. Dick
Nelson up In his true light,
aud that no Will hardly get q vote
here. The letters were probably writ
ten by Dicks political enemies 20 In
lurc his chance aud In favor of Rent
fro, the white Republican candidate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
WICHITA FALLS.
A Visit from the KailrOad and Cattle
KiDgs-ToWn Imp oVements.

A Visit from the Kailrond and Cattle
Kiugs-ToWR Improvements.
Correspondence OF tho GAZETTE
WICHITA FALLS TEX, Oct. liza
party Of railroad and cattle kings made
raid yesterday afternoon on "the
town of Northwest Texas; the best
two year-old 10 the state" the former
headed by Horace Tucker, railroad
pool commissioner, formerly general
manager Illinois Central railway OF
Chicago. aud the latter by II III Stra'
horn OF the same wicked city. Mr. II
Is Collins aud other Texas cattle
kings acted M pilots for the party. An
they spent about eighteen hours In our
little city we judge that they found
somethlng tointerest them. They LEFT at
noon for Fort Worth, the Chicago OF
Texas, and expressed themselves as
we'll pleased with their treatment here
and the appearance OF our town and
country.
The ladies' of the Methodist church
hold their first festival In the large
brick building on Seventh street.
which will be occupied In u few days
| by Mr.. Conrad Myers. formerly Of
Dallas, who has been attracted here
and who will In the future
make his home with us.
The proceeds of the festival Will go
toward ylng for their handsome lit
tie church which IL about completed.
The Baptlsts have also a church un-
der way. A brick on tue hlllslde-a
very nice location.
Col j. N Simpson Of Dallns, cattle
king and banker, passed through here
yesterday TO hls ranch and free grass
In the Panhandle.
Many strangers are In our city, pros.
peotlng for business "A location. Con
siderlng the dull times and the season
of the year "a great deal of property
both town and country, Is changing
hands. Every train brings Va land
aud home seekers and the people her,
/ are firm In the belief that this II
destined TO be the town OF Northwest
Texas.
The shipping Of wool, cotton, hides
grain aud stock, together with tn,
building that IL going ON In all dlree
tlons, gives our town n lively appear
Rnce, especially NO TO strangers, W'
that are here have got used to IL ant
do not feel that we are progressing
: much until we hear Others speak OF II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
PARIS.
Preparations for ihr Fair-TOwn I'M.
proyems nts.


proyems nts.
PARIS, TEX, oct. 1.-THE railroad
facilities for the foir next week viii be
excellent. An exourrltn train will
leave Sherman every morning, return
Ing AT night Special rates during the
week, beginning ON Tuesday, viii be
two cents mile between 1exarkana
and fort Worth. HoTses are arriving
by every train. The race course be-
gins TO assume "A very animated APP
pearance,
Mr.. Lilly met with quite a serious
accident "A few days ago. compelling
him 10 take to crutches for one week
10 come
Ilev. DR.. withers OF Hope, Ark, Is
20 preach ut the Methodist church
Saturday night and Sunday morning
and night,
our streets and square are crowded
with cotton. The price remains good
The scream Of the comnress IL heard
from early morning until 10 o'clock At
night.
h v James Graham, one OF the pio-
neer ministers OF the Methodist church
In this state, Is still In very feeble
health
Az the Cumberland Presbytcrlan
church ON sunday ut II O'clock. the
pastor win preach on Religion and
Politics.
Mr. j. NJ. Williams IL announced as
an independent candidate for the OF.
flee OF Justice OF the peace Ia the city
/ precinct
There seems 10 he no abatement ia
the building boom Ia our midst. New
houses spring up like magic IN every
| quarter OF the city.
The puhlie schoola are working very
successfully,
The furniture stock OF w III, Bellies
has been sold 20 the Lyons rhomAs
Hardware company. Possession VIII
he taken on the first Of November.
Relic Echo, the California trotter
| from Sau Gabriel, Arrived this mern.
Ing. SHE 10 owned by l.. IL. 1itus.
Burglars made several suUreaeful
raids upon tho clsgens last night.
Among The victlmr are ID, II Scott
aud Dr True. Policeman Joe Gulllclg
shot nj one Of the burglars, who
dropped his plumber, hut made HIS g.
cape,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
AUsTI..
An Attempt to be Made TO Relnstate
the Lanu-Fraud Casts.

an AuNhpb " Jh hhuo W hclhsihut
the Lanu-Fraud Casts.
Special 10 the Oazotte.
AUSTIN, Tx, oct. IA motion
will be made tomorrow in the district
court TO reinstate the land-fraud cases
against w. II. Randolph, which were
dismissed yesterday for want of prose
cution, and 1t will probably be granted.
The non-appearance OF District At
torney Sheeks, in whose charge these
cases had been placed, was caused by
siokntss.
The secretary OF the land board re-
ceived sixty-iive actual-settler appllca-
tious to-day
The Houston, East & West Texas
railway paid In Sl02 passenger tax.
DIR Pounds OF Hayes county, who was
seriously injured by falling from the
second floor of the Avenue hotel, IL
recovering.
In the county court n case about
pasturing II COW, aud involving $50,
was decided, In which the costs will
aggregate about $500,
Warrants against the school fund to
the amount OF $4,000 were paid Off to-
dav
The total amount of cash In the
state treasury In about $500, 900, which
IL less than IL has been for four or five
years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
TEXAS roLITIus.

LANnAM AND ATTY
uEN. TEMrLkroN.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
ALBANY, TRx,, Oct. II Last
night at shield's opera.house Hon. s,
w. r. Lanham and Atty,uen. Tenn.
ploton addressed large audience.
Mr.. Lanham'a speech was devoted
almost entirely 20 national queatlons,
prominent among them being the
tariff. His Views are ia perfect accord
with the lifelong principles OF
the Democratic party, |. G., a tariff for
revenue only la illustrating the
practical working OF the pfeaent high
rates, he used some OF the moht con.
TineIng Arguments Ia favor OF redue,
ton that " has becn our pleasure d
llhten 10 during the present canvass
Especially do We admire the mani,
way Ia which lac places himself OF
record, Notwithstanding no was die
eusalng the question In wo0l'gTowlnl
district.
Alty.,Gen. Templeton, being one q
the land board, Is onnse
uvently a leAae law adj
pocate, He preached from this tex
for about one hour, bit we could moi
help thinking ihAt the bulk OF his argn
menl was more ~ an apology than al
attempt "a sustain the system. OWNS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
ONO RETuIlNB.

OUIO HtslhltNhs
NEARING THE OFFICIAL yorH.
CoLuMDus, ONO, Oct. 1.-THE
Official vote as counted by the county
clerks has been returned from sixty
counties and semi-ofiicIal returns from
the other twenty.elght counties give
Robinson for secretary Of state II 22l
malnrity, and Fickengen Cor board Of
public works l7,iTO. The
semi-ofliGlal returns do not
report on the other Republican candl-
daiee, but with the sixty counties the
plurality OF Johnson for the supreme
Judge IL Estimated Rt from 10000 10
10000 The total ynte or majority by
oongr, asl0nhi districts cannot beRiven,
but the vote by counties on congress-
mon shows 5sA6i Republican mBjof-
tiles aud 40, 100 Democratic, net
Republican minority In congregational
vote of 10 ilB
ATALIS WITH PRANK HuRD.
ToLEDo ONO, Oct, HIN AN In
terview with an Associated Press cor
respondent this afternoon The Hon.
Frank Hurd made the following state
mcnt OF tho congressional contest In
the Tenth district; 81 have taken
steps 20 ascertain whether the
majority against mo has been cor
ruptly obtained, as | have been In.
formed IL the case. II | shall learn
that have been defeated by the
changing OF ballots, the per-
version Of returns, the pur-
chase OF votes and repeating
| shall institute proceedings for con-
. test II the majority proves to be the
expression Of the will of the people of
the district. | would not take the seat
" prOnered by congress IL Will take
some days to get the necessary infor-
unuttau
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
JEFFERSON.
special TO tho Gazette.

special 10 tho Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tx, Oct. IT, The fu-
neral OF Mrs. Mary l.. Camp, mother
OF w. r.. Camp, Esq, took place from
the residence Of Col. w. Il. Ward this
morning at 10 o'clock
Mr.. II, n Taylor, the present dis
trlct clerk and a candidate for re-elec-
ton, withdrew yesterday Ia favor OF
B. M. Terry, The race ls' now be.
tween Meesra. Terry and BrRntley.
SOME robbers last night broke into
the store OF n. j. Benetleld and stole
thefefrom breech-loading shotgun
and other valuable articles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
wEsr vlnoINIA nEruRNs.

THE STATE LARGEST NofE.
WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. l7.-As
far as heard from twenty.eight coun.
ties Ia this state give u Democratic
majority Of ~, 1888 twenty-five coun.
Ties give Republican majority Of
a277, making Democratic majority Of
500 with four counties to hear from,
which may Increase the Democratic
majority 1900. The Demoornticp plural
iiy IN 1880 was ~. 1880, and 300 over
the Republicans aud Greenhnckers.
This year the Republicans and Green
hackers fused. IL appears, however,
that the Democratic Greenbackers In
most Of the counties went back 10
their party aud the Republican Green
hackers did the same. The campaign
was virtually u square issue between
the Republicans and Democrats. The
total vote Will surpass any In the
history OF the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
This Great Cat tIemen,s Convention.

Sr, Louis, Mo, Oct. l7.--At meet
ing this afternoon Of the local COM
mitlee having IN charge the arrange.
meniA for the great cattiemen's con,
ventlon 10 be held November ~, st
was announced that notice bad been
received that over four hundred dele
gates, representing all the
great ranches aud stockmen's
associations In the country, have been
appointed 10 attend, and that about
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
nrn rRraInnNr.
rHn 40, ERNoR's cALLEnB.

TliE NhN ElkNhlt y iAllffiA's
New York, Oct lit was 1890
this morning when Gov Cleveland re-
turned to the Fifth Avenue hotel from
Brooklyn. He Mt once retired and
arose this morning AT 0 o'clock. He
broaIfaat"d with Col. Lamont. He
then received callers until II o'clock.
Chairman Barnum, Senators Jones
and German, Chairman Smith Of the
State Democratic committee, u delegu-
,ion from Virginia and party Of gen
tlemen from Alabama, Jno, II.
APnew, ex-Mayor Gunther, Jos.
Pulitzer, Congressman Dorshelmer,
Sam'l BRbcook, Senator Wallace OF
Penney Senator PendlotOn aud
MIR. Glennhn OF the Virginia state
Democratic committee, were among
those who called
his DEPARTURE
Gov. Clovcland,lrTt the Fifth Avenue
hotel 10 take the 1895 train for Albany,
accompanied by Maspr Banks OF Al.
hauy and Gen Farnsworth, aud the
governor wnH nnx loua To keen the time
OF hls departure private AZ he desired
20 leave without any dem Jn-
ntratlon, He had not gone half n block
when no was discovered and from
that point repeatedly oheered.
Ills ARRIVAL,
ALBANY, N. Y Oct. ~ Gov. Cleve-
land, accompanied by hiH private seq
rotary, ID n. Lamont, Mayor Banks
and some state oilleeTb, arrived at
7;la u. m. The governor drove TO
the executive mansion. The crowd nj
the depot cheered an he walked to his
carriage, The governor appeared Ia
excellent health and aplrlts. He ox.
preu.ed himtelf very much impressed
with the magnitude OF the demonbtra
ton In New York aud the earnestnCel
and confidence which pervaded tn,
ranks OF the Democracy
HE'LL CANE THE RhrunLCANB.
Rev, Thos DonOhoe nud rhoas Kane
committee OF the Gilman Catholic
church called upon Gov. Clevelan,
and presented him with cane vote,
at the church fair. The governo
said II gave him greA
pleasure 10 receive NO flalterlng nn M
sutanoO OF the esteem OF his Catholl
friends and he appreciated the homo
especially done him 10y Father Donl
hoe TO present In person the gift voted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
HENRIETTA.
EntertaInInr the EkouraIonIsts.


special 10 the dREstt0.
HENRIETTA, TEX, Oct. ia spe-
clal train arrived at 1890 a. m. carry
ing Il, Strahorn OF the well-known
commission house OF II. Strahorn a.
Co Of Chicago; Horace Tucker OF Chi
cago, general freight agent OF the IL
lInGis Central railroad; Il. NJ. Gilmore
OF 81 Louis, general freight agent OF
the Wabash road, accompanied by H.
b. Harold, cashier Of the First Ma.
tlonal bank Of Fort Worth, Burke
Burnett, n. IA East of Archer City,
sam Maddox OF Wichita Falls,
aud H. Is. Collins, agent for II 5tra-
horn & Co. The party went to
Wichita Falls yesterday and were
kinson, a. Z. Belcher, Tom Shoe
maker, j w. n. Gray, cashier of the
Henrietta National bank, and several
other citizens, The party was met AT
the depot this morning 10y the Henri
eta Cornet band aud escorted uI
town, The whole party dined with
w. II. Curtis, and the visitors ex,
pressed themselves 80 highly pleased
with our little city and con
graduated Henrietta on her sub
stantisl growth aud present prosperity
as evidenced by the amount OF build
ing being done. Mr.. Strahofn Il
highly esteemed by cattlemen her,
who have done large amount o
business with his Chi az house, and
| he has reason 10 feel proud of the cor
diallty of his r1ocp ion here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
CLEBURNE.
special 10 the Gazette,

Special 10 the Gazette,
CLEBuRNE, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE
winter festivities opened with a grand
ball in the Pennington hotel last
night. Many of our most popular
young society people were present aud
the occasion was one OF the most de-
lightful that ever occurred In Gle
burne.
The revival In the Methodist church
continues with undated interest,
crowds attend upon every service.
Nearly twenty have Joined the Meth
odlst church and the prospect for more
Ia very fine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
TYLHR.
special to The oasolis

hpVnihl 20 thc NtAotto
TSLgn, Tx, Oct. lL-suprome
court affirmed Martin VA Shu-
mote ct al, irom Anderson Halnes VI.
Iaines, from Naoogdochea; 0rlnnan
ct al. Va Dean, from Wood the Texas
a Pacific Railway Va. Cavtnor, from
Howard
Rcversed aud rsmanded The Houa-
ton 4 Texas Central Railway W. Jack.
son, from Limestone, kallar vs. IL.
rcalHoN "a al. from Harrison
DlrmlHsed Roberts et al. Va. John
son 81 AL, from San Augustine.
Leave given % file additional briefs ,
Gould ~, the City Of Paris, from La
mar,
Submitted on motion 10 strife out
assignment Of errora and briefs OF both
parties aud written argument for up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
nm MInnM ApnKr.

UTICA, N. ", Oct, l7-Thero has
not been In many years such crowd
70 welcome public man here as that
which greeted Gen. Butlor, the oandl'
date Of tho Peoples party tonight.
Hu was met NJ the depot
by his admirers and ea-
corted 10 the operA-hOuse which was
crowded, When Gen Butler saw the
situation, he called out;
"Close IN right up here; I'LL up the
alsltH and make room for others
When he stepped forward 10 speak
hc was received with great cheering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

ak hundred delegates will be present.
Mexico, Australia, England and other
foreign countries viii be
represented Advices were also
received that the Vermont Wool
Growera' association Is taking meas
ures TO have a national convention of
wool growers held here at the same
time as the cattlemen's convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
THE MISSISSIPPI MUn
History of the killing of DsptI|
shnl w. 4. Wise OF Fort m

shall W. 4. Wise Of Fort Ha|
City Marshal w. M. ReAal|
particulars of the murder 81 N
uty, w, II. Wise, in MlssiSllA
eral weeks ago.
Mr.. Rea left here abouta wed
and went 10 the place where III
Ing occurred, In Calhoun I'd
forty miles from the \
railroad. This county Il ,hllf
tied and Il said to be the homs
OF desperadoes who have oH
many brutal crimes, and whahl
years successfully eTaded ~
the law.
Mr.. Wise left hereto look lai|
derer who Is believed to be g.
somewhere in Mississippi, sd
he arrived IN that
he learned that 4
of 5000 had been offered for IhlI
OF two men named Bob lAnG|
Doc Bishop for "A murder coma
Lafayette county. He also
that the murderers were aIol|
the wilderness of Calhoun COZ,
subsequently formed the Aequi
OF q man who knew the muidc
who WAS In constant
municatiOn with lheE
plan was arranged 10
arrest; the man was ~ 20 \
woods with liquor and set y
drunk, when Wise was 70
and make the arrest. On ihes
agreed upon the man went Ans
Wise was proceeding 10 the
| place, when he was tired
two men from eAcl
of the road and mus
been killed INSTANTLY, as oDl
arms was shot of, while av
OF buckshot entered his leiI y
evidence disclosed the fact q.
been brutally treated after Wls|
by being terribly beaten
head, which bore tue mAin
heels. After the SHOW
body was dragged some
into the woods ana
Wise had on his person aboul9
u handsome watch and enk.
were gone when the body WI
by citizens. a reward ?.
offered by the county for w
the murdtrers, and ON M. w
cation the governor OF lhs
creased IL 10 Sl1O0. ~ - nen
Wise WAS betrayed by lns
made a coniidant OF,
The citizens of the county I
10 be under the absolute uon',e
outlaws aud little or no
made To anprehend Wises " ~,
The sheriff OF Calhoun couhs1
banned for his want
In trying TO arrest the Y
MIR Rea brought back Y
clothes worn 10y Wise WIT
killed, and they muteiy M
bloody deed was accom- pll.p'
right sleeve OF the coat y
ragged edges and powder "a IA
that Il was shot oil Ihe
the coat and vest Ia rlddls,e,
and stained with the llie'p
ylc'im. ~
The sheriff OF Lafeyetw y
p. H. Matthews. who W.
Mr.. Rea OF the killing, bnp
thing In his power Y XII
Biahop aud Lamar, whlii NJ
cf Calhoun county has NJ. =.
nothing. Mr.. Rra speAA.s,
OF the kindness ail9 w.
Sheriff Matthew'S and V
be will yet Appreliend Wy ,ln
w. n. Wise. the aVlgi.
grandson OF Jackson ILL., 4.
the old, 81 settles OF r'ir Il
married q daughter q J ...'t
OF 1arlant county nw ,s.'1
months ago and was q I ",
He was well and fa9o, ,,. z,
| the Southern part OF ls ~
Johnson and Ellis eopn'n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
A oAMpAI0N YuND.

Special 20 tho Gazette.
GAiNEsvtLIE, TEX, oct. 1.-THE
committee appointed TO solicit sub
scrlptions 10 the national Democratic
campaign fund collected quite "A hand
some sum, which has been forwarded
10 Hon. w. III Barnum, chairman Of
the national committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
ann NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CHICAGO, I'LL, Oct. l7.-Hon. Thos.
A. Hendricks will speak in this city
the 22d inst by invitation OF the labor
organizations aud local Democratic
clubs. He will return TO indianapolis
and go 20 Springfield, H., the Goth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

pellee: Buchanan va. Wagner, from
Harrison. III
On briefs and oral argument for
both partipa; The International q
Great Northern Railway vs.. Smith
County IT al, from Smith.