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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-07-31

D.J. Humphrey is sole agent for EN-
blem" cigars. jy3l-2m
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Just arrived, new, elegant line OF
Cashmeres, at j. B. Vocke's. 2t
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An immense line of table linnen at Hell.
ler's. ct
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"Emblem" cigars at D. J. Humphreys.
iy31-
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The Republican county convention
comes oft on Saturday.
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Go and enjoy yourself at the Lawn Fete
at DR.. Harrison's tomorrow night.
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The premium list for the fair is in the
hands of the printer.
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The cholera is decreasing in France and
other infected places.
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Speaker Carlisle will speak in Defiance
sometime this tall.
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Don't forget the Lawn Fete tomorrow
NIGHT
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Smoke "Emblem" cigars. jysl-2m
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Lawn Fete at DIR. Hsrrison's grounds
Friday evening.
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wm. Spengler has moved his grocery to
the Shoner block.
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For'Hungarian millet and Buckwheat
seed go to Bradley's. tt
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The health question-How are you?
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A claret punch-A blow on the nose.
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Call AT Once!

Ladies belts in all colors, at Norden's.
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The directors of the Henry county fair
having by mistake placed the days OF
their fair on the same dates as the North
western Ohio Fair, namely on Sept. 10th,
18th, 18th and 10th, have very generously
changed the dates of their fair to
Oct. 7th, sth, 9th and 10th. This act on
the part of Napoleon is one. the people Of
Wauseon and vicinity will appreciate,
and when opportunity offers be pleased
to reciprocate the favor.-Wauseon Er-
mn e;fn1,
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Dress ginghams 8 and 10 cents, at MOI
denis. st
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j. w. HUDSON.
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NAPOLEON PLANNING MILL.
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The oat crop is good.

The oat crop is good.
Smoke Emblem" cigars. jysl-2m
Pay up your subscription, friends, we
need It.
Stark "a" grain bags, the best made, at
Hellers. 2t
The new directory gives Toledo popu-
lation of "a, 900.
d. J. Humphrey is sole agent for EN-
blem" cigars. jySl-2m
Lawn Fete at DIR. Hsrrison's grounds
Friday evening.
VIM. Spengler has moved his grocery to
the Shoner block.
Speaker Carlisle will speak in Defiance
sometime this tall.
The cholera is decreasing in France and
other infected places.
The premium list for the fair is in the
hands of the printer.
The Republican county convention
comes oft on Saturday.
Just arrived, new, elegant line of
Cashmeres, at j. B. Vocke's. 2t
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We take the following figures from the
report of Recorder Durbin to the Secre-
tary of State, for the year ending June 80,
1884:
Deeds recorded, 98S
Amount conveyed, $945, ,27S
Mortgages recorded, 5O6
Amount covered, $407, 1905
Mortgages released, 3O2
Amount released, 1927 ,504
w. St. L. & P. R. R. mortgage re-
leased, covering, $l26, ,555
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3t c. F. PoHLMAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
No. 600 Main r ti.eet

here that the action OF the Baltimore
on o Railway company In placing 50 many
Western Union men Ia charge OF tbs man
agement OF its telegraph business is that
the co npany has IN oontemp lstion union
with the Western Union company. tn,
Tribune also notes that from u prominent
official OF the Bankers' & defchants' Tele'
graph company's remarks II IL understood
that the Postal company was trying 20 sell
Nav YoKg, Jan. 20 Articles OF incorpor'
alton Of the Merchants Tel, Kraph and
Cable company have been filed. The cap
ital stock IN fixed at sl3 COO but the proyi''
ion ~ made for nm increase 10 sum no
excf eding $4,000 OOO.
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DECATUR.

DECATUR. Jan. 29.-[Speclall The cock
fights opened yesterday morning. The first
fight was between Eastland and Denisop.
D.nson showed a rel cock, weight &
pounds, ounces; E,stland red cock, o
pounds, ounces. The fight lasted eight
minutes E's,land winning,
Second Fieht.-Eastland showed brown
red, weight pounds Is ounces; House, OF
Decatur, gray, weight pounds; won by
Decatur,
tt ird F.ght.--Dillss showed q red, East
land gray, weights pounds each; won by
Il ,stlsnd.
Fourth Fght.-Betwe Esstlsnd and
Dallas won In two minutes by Dallas.
The bic fight. between Eliot Decatur and
Barb OF Fl. Worth for $500 u side, comes
Oh "a. morrow. Betting IL lively.
Oar city Is crowded WITH sporting men.
There will DO lively fighting all this week.
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BRUIN AND BOVINE.
/ Field Day ON the Stock Exchange
flo0-,
with the Bulls rs Masters Of
Ceremony,
aud Phcnomenally Large Transactions.

Nav YoRK, Jan. 29.-The Mail and Ex.
,r..s finance article says: The financial
I'D accorded the Oregon & Trans'continen.
Il Cumpany, aud su bsequent demorali.
E,ion Of the bear clique, which had
worked 70 persistently tor months to de-.
troy It's corporate and individual creoii,
ave laid tn. basis tor y better condit IN
ri ril ,rs Ia financial circles. The capital
SIS Who rendered the aid are practically
ighting the battles Of investors, In rail way
nd Other property. and their success,
yhich now seems assured, will eventually
,,use to drift To the stock exchange OF
millions Of idle money now awaiting in
y.s,mpnt, the effect which cannot be
Otherwise than bensfcial. outside OF this
the situation warrant improvement, as
railroad earnings and difference
re nearly adjusted, while there Is no longer
any overproduoiion of goods by the mills OF
he country. Business Is getting more ac-
i've ut all leading centers, and the heavy
shows IN the winter wheat sections promise
we'll Tor that important crop. The parliou'
ars of the financial negotiation with the
Oregon e. Transcontinental show that the
syndicate IL composed Of j. Pierrepont
Morgan, Cyrus w. Field, Jay Gould Rus
sell Ssge and Frank Work, OF New YORK.;
A. J Drexel and J. Lowther WEIGH, OF
Pnilsdelphin; aud T. Jefferson Coolidge, OF
Boston. The operation has an importance
beyond the relief afforded the Oregon &
rrnnsc influential. and will probably lead 10
A revision OF the Northern Pacific directory
IN The future, aud place on the board some
prominent and wealthy railway capitalist
ghose expo fence will greatly assist in de
yelopiug the properly and bringing IL in
harmony with other systems.
NLw York, Jan. 29-Money lends q
% 2; .lo.ed offered at 2; prime mercantile
paper, 4to5l2; sterling exchange b. b
steady; 4s5 | 8; sight. 4S7.
New York, Jan. 2.-At the close OF the
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TYLER

TYLER, Jan. 29.-[Specsl.l Convictions
In the district court since last report:
Tom Ogden. assault to murder; peniten-
tiary, two years.
Warren Burch, same charge; same pen
atty.
Bob Davis, aiding prisoners to escape;
two years.
s. q. Barney, originally from Emmetts-
burg. Maryland, and late OF Mobile, an at
tache Of leading saloon here for years,
died at IN early hour this morning and
was Inferred at the city cemetery this even
ing.
THE municipal canvass is budding, and
prom ses to be interesting.
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pItt.l,Iirg Point,

PirTsBURG, Jan. 29.-While W.. s. Levein,
proprietor OF Il Sixth street jowe'ry store,
was absent this morning aud his wife in her
room, a thief entered and carried off jewell
nv valued ut from 81 200 to 81 500. hrs
Leyeiu discovered mulatto " work on Il Q
safe, aud was driven back into the room at
the point OF Il pistol, The robber then ct
capped. 49,,
The Chronicle Telegrah's Grctnsburg,
Pennsylvania, special saws: Last night
tweuty-seyen men met and formed secret,
oath bound brotherhood not to buy French
goods and 10 Boycott.all dealers selling them
tn the embargo on pork il taken off,
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Markets ICY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.


ST.. LOUIS. jan. 20.-Flour easy, but no
lower. Wheat lower, weak anu slow; No, .
red, Si.02 5.s to slO3 II, cash; Sl02 1,
February; Sl.oi IL, March: ,O6 rs to
81 o., Nav. Corn lower; more sellers than
buyers; 40 to AZ Ii cash: 40 5-s. jan
usrv; 80 3 4, February; i6 81 to 4S, March
80 81, Nay. Oats slow; y rs 10 80 Ia,
Gi'n IS S May s, Whisky y 49, steady ly
visions ani.t. Pork, 1857 IL to SIC;
Tor new; SIS so for hard side. Bulk meats
Long clear, $50; short ribs, 8 25 to 8 80;
short clear, SIS. B,con-LoDg clear, 3 rs
to o; short rib, o l-2; short clear, o 3-S
Cattle--Receipts. 800; slow and weak bui
not quotably lower; exports, SO % to So 20;
good to choice, s. 70 to SO %; Common &
average sold at $475 Sheep Receipts,
ZOO excited and higher; best grades take n
quick at S5 IS to SO 10; common to medium
slow and not much wanted So TO 81 25.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, Jan 9.-Wheat quiet; 81,
hid cash; S2l s, February; SO II. May.
Corn lower, 80 3 4 TO 80 rs. cash; 40, Feb
ruary; A 3 4, May. Oats dull and nom.
inal; 2S | =, bid Cattle-Receipts, 100,
best STEADY; common dull and weak: ua-
i've Steers, Sll.SO to Sl3 80; average, IS TO
Is So cookers aud feeders, 50 to 81 ~.
COWS, SO 10 81. Sheep-Receipts. 5l5; good,
steady at So so to 81 %.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jau. D.-Cattie-Receipt u
900, export grades, S6.i0 t. S7.l5; good 10
choice shipping, s. CD 10 1920 cIiumon to
medium, si9J TO So 80: Texans, So TO 50 10.
Sheep-Receipi 5000. best steady; Others
ium TO good. 81 to si.75. choice TO extra
s5.25 to 50; Texas sheep, 81 40 to 81.
HEw YORK MARKET.
New YORK, Jan. % -Beeves--R sceipts
| 900; all for exploration. except three car
II. arKet firm; s | . to 10 J.! tor poor - good
,lnnghtered 10 3 4 to II for prime, western
,es ed had iair call at 10 TO- outside fig
ure for very choice selected sides. Sheep
Receipts, 4 800; firm with upward tendcncy'
pnor to prime sheep, 81 TO Si.G0; lambs
$3.50 b 1915 Fiour-dull and UNCHANGED
Nheat-Sppt, Ia to IL lower; options
OPP ned al l-2to 5 8 lower, recovered Ii 4,
. but towards the Cl0ge weakened aud
tell back ! TO ! s, leaving off II shade above
inside ties; unuraded red, 80 II 81 10, No
red, So tc 90 2; No. 8 red, 0S IL; No.
red sl.O7 - TO Sl.l0. Corn
Spot - to lower options
II to IS lower, closing. weak IA
| o 80 81; steamer, 90 to 50 LII No,
! ;. 60 to G3 - Codle-Spot fair; Rio firm
l2l4 TO IL / >; options to 10 polnu
higher; des, 250 bags; Rio No. I, Feb
ruary, 1913; March, 10 80 to 1875; April
10 90 to II %; May, ll.00 to ll.05; June
IL 10 to IL 10; July, IL 10 to II. 10. Suga'
| firm and moderately active; refined barely
steady. Molssses steady, with fair de
mand; New Orleans, 80 to SO Rice-De
| mand fair and market firm. Rosin qui.
and unchanged. Turpentne dull; "a asked
| Pork firm; new mess, $l5.25. Beef qute
ADD unchanged. Cut meats quiet, hut Arm
long clear, 5S7s. Lard dull snd weak
western steam, spot, O. 30 to 0 1912,
The following is the comparative state
ment OF the net receipts OF cotton AZ all thu
IInitsd Statps pOrtf
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Cnrrnlinr Grnniis.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 20.-The police OF
this city have been working for some time
to break up an organized gang of burglars,
Which have been operating here ard else
where in nor hern OHIO and western Penn
s-ivansa. Important arrests were ma II
Fcday morliug, and acting upon informa'
ton X'r1CteI from q prisoner, fifteen croc ks
were .rreatad this moring aud large guam.
titles Of stolen properly recovered. The
rflicers are securing the surrounding coun
try for Inc r 4 OF the gang.
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On THE SHOOT.

This m orning about 2 o'clock a solitary
horseman might have been teen riding
down Main street. There was n,
sun sinking behind u beautiful vel
Of crimson clouds, and as there was M
heroine In the affair II would never
do for dime novel romance. IL was u
stranger who on reaching the corner oI
Main and Lamar fired into a company
OF men standing on the side.
walk. Fortunately the shot missed
them. Putting spurs to his
steed. the rider sped up the street, followed
by Deputy Sheriff Preston. Depety Mar
shal Cornwall telephoned the police in
East Dallas to look out tor him, but his ar.
rest up to the hour OF going to press had
not been reported
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NIngnlllcrnt Dnnnlion,.

ClEcISYATI, Jan. 29.-Rcaben Springer
has given s20,00oto furnish buildings Tor
the art school, which has Just been lihe'.
ally endowed by Judge Nicholas Long
wCrsh, in pursuance OF the wishes OF his
fl'her, Joseph Longworth. recently de-
ceased Mr.. Springer's gilt will b. used to
add two stories to the Cincinnati cole 20
building, on Walnut near Fourth, tor the
use OF the nrt school.
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A Pile of Plumber.

CHICAGO, Jan. % Tho safe In the post
Office at Blue Island, one Of the southwest
ern suburbs Of this city, was opened last
night, and in addition to stamps and money
OF the postoiiica, some township tund,
stored In the safe were carried CT. The
value OF the plunder secured Is placed ut
$1,000.
Further investi gatian shows the robbers
oaly scared about $1,000 worth OF plum
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Ran Into Rock.

CHArrASooG, 4, Jan. 29.-rne west bound
passenger train on the Wabash, Cas'ta-
noogs & St. Louis railway, from here at s
O'Clock this a. m, ran into a rock on the
track about twenty miles frou here, occa
sionine serious wreck, in consequences Of
which Engineer Dick Surrel was killen,
Fireman b zine fatally injured and
brakeman seriously injured.
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BosroN, Jan. CD. M. Rlford, me-
chant OF Morish, Vermont. with his wife
aud two daughters started for Warren,
Vermont, Jaa. llth, 10 visis his iather.
He had good team OF horses. fne party
have not since been heard from, ana II is
feared that thsy either broke through the
ice on Lake Champlain or wore irozsn
death under the snow Of The Green Noun
tains
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ALBANY. Jan. "a bill has been intro
ducsd in the assembly declaring void all
contracts, written or verbal, for the sale OF
transfer of ANY share or Interest in the stock
OF any company unless the party contract
ing to Soil or transfer shall he in actual pos
session Of sueh stock, ETC., etc.
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IT,caustitutiourl

NEw YeRV, Jan. 29.-Ths court Of sp.
ps.ls decides unconstitutional tie law Of
the last Legislature forbidding the manu-
tnci ure Of ciesrs In tbs tenements OF the
city Of New York.
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The Land pine Men.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-rae National Asso-
citation Of Lead Pips Manufacturers met in
secret session here this afternoon and dis.
cussed pro positions to revise and advance
price,, bui took ne definite action. They
N eet again tomorrow.
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The Death Watch.

NEw YoRK, Jas. % The death watch
hiss b.sa plsssa uson William Convoy
rhss. exscs,isu 10 nx~d for February g.
t,- Inc IA 70 Or OF Peter Kasnsn. woen he,
i(,,uvo,l while . policeman on defy, and
arnnt .aet and clu bbsd to death.
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OF Course.

Porr,vrLLr. Pa, Jan. 20.-rhouas o.
Richa d, supsri ltsndent of tue Ball Run
collery, Of Lenigh & Wilsesbarfe Gal com
p.ny, fell to thu bottom OF the slope and
was instantly killed.
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Ghnrf far Tan ThptIsnntl.

CINCINNATI, Jan. "a morning paper
9 'ates that Samuel Medory, for number
Of wears. paynaster Of the Cincinnati
Hamilton & DAYTON railway, has been re-
lievsd. HIS accounts are said to be $40,
Ol0 short.
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The Amclln Olsen Mystery.

Csro.es Jsn. 29.-The coroner's jury
TO-DAY b.esn the Investigation OF the mys
ferrous Amelia Olsen murder. No light
Tins far hss been thrown on the Gaze. The
county physician testified that the girl bad
not been outraged.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A healthy wet nurse, one who has no
paby, to take charge OF baby at Denison.
Apply 70 Mrs. NJ. Sues, $50 jackson street.
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NEW YORK, Jsn. "a Baltimore special
to the Tribune says Rumors gain credence
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National Notes.

WAsnrxsros, Jan. 29.-At the meeting Of
the ho,ss committee 81 banking and cur
r.scy. the rseolutiss Of h.presensatiys
Hsst' iDtrsIuss last Tussdsy. vss die.
cu.ssd and, With the amsndosnt shered ey
wilkins, adopted. 9tea. Te9se opposisg
n vSe Bucka.r, Muller Of Texas. fspie
and Brumm. The resolntion. - snsndec,
Ssclsres thai the public v.lfsrs demands
mai the bensfi, Of the national backing
svsten be preserved and continued for tbe
tire being. provided, that the resolution De
not construed TO be . declaration In favor
~ ths n. rpsiuntion of TIE public debt.
Morrison, chairman OF the ways ana
ssesus comnittee. has completed his taiiu
nil. but will not Introduce II until other
m b-rs OF the committee have hsd
ru opportunity t. consider u. Inc nni
,rnvites for n general horizontal reduction
y, 20 per cent, but in DO event is tae re-
duction 10 be lover than the tariff rates IN
the Morrill, bill Of 1861.
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BEWARE OF MUTATIONS

.CLEs' LlNlMENT 1oDInE AMMONIA,
III cures neuralgia. face ache rheunattsm
govt. frosted feet. chilblains. sore throat. cry
sipelas, bruises and wounds Of every nature In
man OF animal The remsrksb'e cures this
remedy has effected classes II as one Of the
most important and valuable remedies ever
discovered tor the cure and relief of pain sold
CR0wDuS a BALDWIN,
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WAsnperos, Jss. D.-Psttibone offered
a rseclu tion which was adopted usanimous-
~. providing tbst the funeral cerenonies
Of tbs late r. ". Msskey. Of south Carroll.
ne. he held in the hall ts-norrov st 4
o'clock and directing the clerk 10 invite the
m,mhers Of the senate TO be present.
Brosshesd presentsd . petition signed oy
ores ci,.z.n. Of 81. Leuis. sstisg Tor ms
i'm prayemest OF the Mississippi river. he-
ierrrt.
Tn. sneaker laid before the house com
.,,;ea,ion iron the setr.tery Of war In
resnon-. 10 a re.oiu' ion calling tor informa-
80. .s 10 he average number Of comm's-
..cned rffsc--. of the sr~y eet~een the 4th
a. March. 1857 and the ith Of March, ieei ;
I'd between the 4th OF March. 1871 and the
x,h of March, 1881. The secretary states
that At the first period the svereee number
of Commissioned officers was ], oe5. OF whom
al we're tried By court martial, and ~ con
victed; ct the SECOND period the sserege
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Every smoker should try Little Joker
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IIILLSBORO.
of Fence Cutting-Lecal and
Personal Plck.Ups.

Special to the Gazette.
Hillsboro, February 5.-The first
conviction for fence-cutting was Sc
cured I'm the county court to-day. A
negro cut another Negroes fence and
was arrested and tried for II, and fined
500 and four. months imprisonment.
Two prominent attorneys engaged
in a dispute on some legal point to-day
in the county court room, and on be-
ing called to order by the Judge did
not come Immediately to order The
Judge fined them both $40 each> which
they refused TO pay, where,ipon he or
dered them To be Jailed, but some OF
their friends stepped up and paid the
fines.
Mr.. Ennis of the Galveston News is
In the city in the interest of his
paper.
Mr.. ID. Derden removed part Of his
day, where he has bought out n firm.
The town is extremely dun to-day,
comparing 1t with yesterday.
We are Very glad TO see our old
friend, Mr.. Frank Bird of Waco In our
little city again. Mr.. Bird is our con-
tractor and builder and master brick
mason.
Ghings We're slightly mixed around
about the Mississippi store yesterday
a country man insulted one of the
clerks, and the clerk proceeded to give
him the latest sullivan style. Th,
country man was badly worsted in the
affair.
DIR. III. Roberts baby is still very
sick.
Mr.. Phillips, thegentleInan who had
his leg broken heraa few days since
was carried home On this evenings
train by friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-06
-RUSTLERS HUSTLED.
stage Robbers Confronted by a sher'n
and Sergeant ofRangers'
A Brisk Fire Opened-The sheriff MOT
tally Wounded

Special 10 the Gazette MI. o,,t-
San Angelo, February o.,i ,i',,o 0"
yoinr stage between here ana Aol'entb,
having one passenger aboard was , nmd
he'd this morning between one u ,.'a
two o'clock about five miles from tnis
Mace. The incoming stage ha,inS
i've passengers, was met by the otnei
stage and informed of the ropoe ~.
Among the passengers aboard Oh .ne
;ncominy stage were Capt. baylor -,
connnany Of state troops ana Sherin
Gerald of Los Vegas, New Mexico,
when the stage arrived mt the place
where the outgoing one w"s road
two men on foot ran OUT u 'iie and
hailed the driver any
ordered the passengers ~ T,rnho
out, when Sheriff Gerald anu u.n
opened fire. which which was retu i
by the robbers. Mr.. Edgar St,ls ,,,a
one of the passengers, riding wlth .no
driver, emptied his pistol al tne ip.
beers. At the first fire the horses oe
came unmanageable, giving the Ioo
bers, who kept up a c constant hrinS
into the stage, the advantage; one ot
the robbers, upon the second snot .,
'Turnbo. was seen to fall. Sher II
Gerald was wounded III the leit shoui
der and the small Of the back, ana
there is very little hopes of his iivlng,
Another passenger was slignuy
wounded. Parties are now out hunt
ing the robbers. Citizens here nave
raised between 500 and 81 900 for theii
capture. mi, .o
Abilene, February 5.-The stages
going north and south between Aei
iene and San Angelo were agar
robbed last night, and near the same
place ms before. This time two meI
did the work. Only one man was seer
the first time. The road agents, wen
through the mails this time and tool
eleven registered packages from th'
north. bound coach. When the coach
es were robbed before, the mails were
not molested. 1t is supposed the same
parties were engaged in both robber
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