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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
According 10 It's Agents Badly in Need
OF Cleaning Ont.

OF Cleaning Ont.
WASHINGTON January Is. - Brewster
Cameron appeared before the House Com
mittee on Expenditures in the Department
Of justice aga to-day and gave a list OF
twenty-five more names Of pers.ns whose
official conduct has been investig..e on ac
ccant Of alleged Irregularities and EeldeH
irg fraudulent accounts Some OF thet
hen, Cameron SAID have been convicted.
l. lph BalleD. special examiner, has been
sat to South Carolina to present the
c:sts of sixteen United States Deputy
u .r,hals % TIE grand jury. Billen
n . appeared before the committee, giving
IS eypeIiCrCe as an examiner in Georgia,
=. uih Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi,
lNuisiene, Florida New York and Pennsyl-
y,nin. He began with his experience in
G,urgia the fall OF lsSl aud tie spring OF
/ - N The examination Of the accounts Of
L. s. Marshal Fi'zsimmous, predecessor TO
G-n LOngstreet. btiien ssid shortage
o! $1,000 was found The C''iC;sl had
unNer been prosecuted. nor had anything
cen recovered fiom Fitzsimons or his
bnndsmen. Erroneous charges on the part
Of deputy marshas under Longstreet
amounting 10 four or five thousand dollars,
had Teen submitted through Longs.reet.
Ke was not blamed by Bsllen, as the over
g sIges were made by deputy marshals,
uho were punished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
SENATOR PAYNE
Ssys the Ohio LeEisIature on Joint
Ballot.

CoLUMBus, o., January l6.-The result OF
Payne's election az Senator which took
plsce in the House separately yesterday
was declared in joint ctnyention today
amid cheers on the Democratic eide. Later
a resolution was offered from tue
Republican side OF the House 10
inv esugats the charges OF corruption
n securing the nomination. This Was d..
feated, only half Of the Republicans voting
for 1t. Payne arrived 10 night and was 80.
corted by q committee 10 the Cap.tcl,
where q Democratic caucus was In session,
and made a speech approving the caufus
decree on oil matters political. Tomorrow
night he hanquets The members Of the Leg
isature, State ,ill ;srs and others
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
ROGER A PRYOR
Changed but Little Since Before the
War.

Roger A. Pryor came over from New
York city yesterday, to make an argument
before the House Committee on Public
Lands sgainst the forfeiture OF the Texas
Paciic territorial land grant He has not
changed much since he made his speech
favo1.ng secession o. the Wheeling Kthr-
neum in 'Gl. A little more rswboned, per-
hsps, and having something of a Fenian
aspect derived from wearing green neck
tie and association with the Irish trials,
bat otherwise the same Pryor. He appear
ed il behalf Of the Southern Pacific rail
road and contended as question of law
that Congress had no right to declare the
proposed forfeiture, and that it was ques-
lion solely for Judicial proceedings and
that as question OF fact it would be an in.
Justice to do so The lard grant. be urged,
had been made to the Texas and Pacific
Railroad Company, its successors and as.
signs, and the Southern Pacific, as the sue
cessor and assignee of the Texas and Pa
cifc, had performed the obligations mea.
toned in the grant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
A PROPOSED ADIRONDACK PARK.
sepSier Lsnsing 10 Introduce n Bill
on the sEbiect.

senator LansiDg 10 Iatroduce Bill
I on the sEbiect.
/ASGAxY, January $.-The preservation
of the Adirondack forests is receiving the
attention OF the Legislature. To-day ssaa-
tor Lansing, jh behalf of the committee
that recently inspected the Adirondack
woods, introduced bill for the protecsic
of the trees. 1t provides for an immense
park, to- be known as THE Adirondack
Park Within it will be 100000 acres Of
land The chamber. OF Commerce has reco-
mended that a commission appraise the
value of the forest lands owned by private
persons. This bill is more direct. 1t au-
Ihorizes the Governor to appoint superin-
tendent, to be known as the Superinten.
dent of the Adirondack Park. His special
duty at present would be to guard the
timber land OF the State. The Senator be-
lieves that enough Adirondack land will
revert to the State from the non-payment of
taxes within ten years to make the pro-
posed park of the size suggested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17

iSS3, it has been decided to make an inyes.
ugation under the authority conferred MP
On that commission, by the second section
q that act. Commissioner Thoman hal
therefore been directed to make further IL
quiry into the facts, and to report to the
commission whether in aid Of or in con.
nection with such attempts there has BEEN
any violation OF the act or of the civil ser
vice rules by any person in the public ser.
vice OF the United States, and to state as
nearly as practicable the nature, time and
place such violation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
A WOMAN HoRsEWHIPs A JUSTICE.
Taking Vengeance for what She Be.
Iievsd an Attempt 90 sWindIe Her.

heNtu hh hNe"Ps ~ SWinuao shoF'
CHICAGO, January lG-Jacob Brewer, an
insurance and real estate agent, and Justice
of the Peace OF Colebour, H.. was publicly
chastised by Mrs. Laurwitz on Monday
n .ght. Mrs. LaurwiE used switch about
three feet long and an inch In thickness.
II appear. that in March, 1874, the South
Chicago Coal and Dock Company sold q
tract of land TO one Harris for $1,000. IL
was decided TO G. W. ColehOur In 1875, be
assuming the deed OF trust. Colehour and
Brewer sub-Gividsd the land into small
lots and cold them TO The lsboring men in
the rolling mills and elseshere without
giving them clear papers. The dock com.
fany now comes forward with Q foreclo.
ure on lLs baud, and Brewer, who person.
ally cold mOst Of the lots, has been obliged
% tell The poor people they must either
yecs:e the properly or psy for the land .
recnnd time Mrs. Lsurvitz had paid $3.50
N her lots and had $50 mole 70 pay vhea
fhr received this announcement She taay
he arrested hy Brewer today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
FURTHER INVESTIGATION
To be Made OF the Civil Service Reform
Violations.


There is to be further examination into
the alleged violations OF the civil service
act in the introduction Of political assess
ment circulars into the various depart.
ments. Secretary Folger, Of the treasury,
reported yesterday that employees from In
diana, in his department, had received as.
sessment circulars from the Indiana State
Central Republican Committee, but that he
had been unable to discover the name of
the person who presented them. He also
states that he has been informed that dur
ing the last political contest circulars were
received from q political CO onmittee In New
York. but that he has not been able TO OBJ
tain copy Of them.
Mr.. Dorman B. Eaton, of the Civil Ser
wee Commission, says that in view of Ger
tain facts which have come to the knowl'
edge OF the Commission with regard to the
attempts made by W. s. oisll, cl
this city, to collect political assess
ments OF Government EMPLOYEES
in several departments In apparent viola
ton Of the civil service act Of Isnusry ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17

comm unicate 6, him anything about
Dukes following Lizzie about"
at Ess communicated by others in his
presence"
Chow old was James when you first no
ticed anything peculiar about him.
when he was o small child. He COM
menced carrying q pistol when nine years
o,d, and had been armed ever since. We
permitted him to carry the pistol but after
warned him to be careful" :.
"You noticed strange conduct on his
part up to the 18th Of JuneT'
Il did"
You knew Dukes vas in town and that
that sgitsted james,
81 did"
"And you knew he had this pistol'
sYes, sir"
"Did you ever ask him to desist from
going armed"
II can't say / did"
By defense-"You warned him 10 be care
Il did,"
Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Nuts mother, was next
called. She testified to
The Prisoners Peculiarities.
He was always sad and did not mingle with
the other children. He was very excitable
and after his fathers death often walked
the floor at night moaning. Frequently
his mothe- would tell him to do things and
he would forget it One night she heard
him cry murder" so loud as to waken
everyone in the house. He told me"
said Mrs. Wells, that he met Dukes one
day and he looked in his face and grinned." "
Did not notice anything peculiar about
him the afternoon he shot Dukes. He came
in to change his shoes and said, Grandma,
lam going down to get the mail. He was
very quiet / never saw him after that
until to day. Stephen r. Mutt, the uncle
of the defendant, said James was always
melancholy and
Preferred Being BY Himself.
~ was visiting my sister-in-!ax Mrs. Mutt,
on the 18th OF June, and on going to the
stable discovered had an English bulldog
pistol with me. pulled it outsnd showed
it to Jim, and knowing that he was good
Judge of pistols, having handled them fire.
quently, asked him what be thought OF it.
When | started home don't reCOl!eCt max.
ing the remark, Jim, don't fail never
Anticipated that Jim intended to shoot
Dukes On the contrary ! urged him to
avoid Dukes for knew the boys disposi-
ton. Jim appeared to be in good humor
that day."
james Wells, Mrs. Nutt 8 proLner, saiu
Jimmy lived with him the largest portion
Of the time his father was in the army. He
was quiet boy but very excitable. II
talked to him about his fathers death the
day the latter was buried, but he turned
away from me and did not appear to want
10 talk on the subject. When Dukes
name was mentioned he would shudder so
palpably that it was
Very Noticeable TO the Wituess."
At this point the court adjourned until
tomorrow morning. The prisoner evil
Gently does not appreciate having his al
legged stupidity parsded before the public.
He was in tears the greater part OF the
time his mother, grandmother and Uncle
Stephen were testifylng to his lack OF
mental strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
FIXING THE DAY
For votiss . Subscription to .
Proposed
RAILWAY THROUGH oaLMsR COUNTY.
The Movement Already an Assured SSs:.-
eess-The Condition Of the VAR
Gus Mills and Mines At
StsubenviIls.
.Spccid, "a ths P<yist<y,

NtNNes ~ t'e A~S'~''
Jackson CouRr HOUSE, W. Va, January
Is.-The county commissioners have Just
made an order submitting to Q vots OF he
people OF this county proposition to sub.
scr,be slCo,oo TO the capital stock Of rail.
road from Glenville to Ravenswood. This
election will take place on Thursday. May
18th, next. The indications now are that
the proposition will carry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
THE GARFIELD HOSPITAL
Not MaterisIizinK as Fast as its Friends
KOnld Iike tt 10.


Would Like it 10.
Judge Miller's report as President OF the
Garfield Memorial Hospital Board is not a.
satisfactory as could be wished. A site has
been purchased for $37, 800 on which SIS. .0O0
has been paid and $4,000 is now available
for building purposes. In concluding his
report that the project although starting
with the highest endorsements as to the
disinterestedness OF its promoters, the deed
for its establishment, and the freedom from
bias-sectsrian, professional, or political
which characterized the design, yet has
failed to secure that support locally and
throughout this. country which was ex.
pected. The b1lk OF the contributions
lave come from foreign lands. However,
enough has been realized TO secure a mod
est beginning, and it remains for its man
SEGMENT, by gradual development o{ use
fulness, to attract more of the support oi
our fellow citizens, whether OF the Drstric'
or OF the States, whose sick and distressed
shall have here found relief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
SUFFERING AND csSu!uTloN.
A Fearful Incident OF the Recent Elk
River Flood.
.Spccidl TO the Register.

Special TO the Register
CHARLESTON, ". Va, January l6-Au
incident Of the breaking up in the Elk
river Saturday night has furnished the
most horrid case of suffering and destitu-
tion ever knowr here. A family occupying
a Junk boat were forced to abandon the
craft in order to save their lives, while the
lusbnnd sought to save the boat. The wife,
who was in delicate condition, half clad,
together with her helpless children,
sought shelter in an Old cabin on the Rand
lot, where in the cold and darkness she
gave birth to child. In this horrid con-
dition the poor woman lay several hours.
At last she was found by some charitable
ladies and kindly cared for, but Is yet in q
precarious condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
The VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY.
Hard After the Corrupt Agents OF Ma
homes Government.

homes Government.
RICHMOND, Va, January l6.-The State
Senate to-day adopted resolution for q
committee of investigation into the action
of the State Board of Sinking Fund Com.
missioners, by which the Kendall Bank
Note Company was robbed of the contract
for printing the State bonds. A bill was
introduced into the Se:ate to reappertion
the State for members OF Congress. The
oath Of January was fixed for the election
of corporation judge for Norfolk city and
the county of Frauslin. The committee
appointed in the premises today began an
Investigation of TIE charges made against
judge Goodwin, of Norfolk, in connection
With his position ss President OF the Chris
tiau Brotherhood. Hon. Juo. Goode rep
resents the Brotherhood in the prosecu-
tion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
FRENzHp WITH MADNESS.
Tie He DSWs . DSs'S Wsss 20 DuSs
~ VIM - ~ BAksss."

~ WsEs - ~ bASsss."
RE.prso, Pa, January LA mssm'7
hsuging in mid-sir st the sscOod story sin
dow, Q poliosmsn holding him By one
wrist, fearful struggle and . hsadlooe
tumble TO The psvsssnt bslow vs Tbs
ssht witnessed this sitsrnoen st No. TIC
Deem stfest, this Gig.
The unfortunate man W. CyrHs Grow,
ssed thirty -six yssss, night vsiehnAn d
an iron forss. Lat niGSt snd to@ay -
wss sttaeksd By iearSal spssna When
6r,t stacked ssvsn mes hsld hin - The
kitchsn noor Ter sn bou1. Wase calm
aaaju be besgsi his friends % shackjs and
Bind hin doun. Bs hsd frotbsd - the
mouth and insksd Ike dog.
"God pity me-" ~ saiA. II know shss
{, oonins. A lsv yean ego ] - btttse
ty mad DOG. 1is n down. toot -
hurt nv wife o. ny dsas habisa"
he VA handeuGsd and bound 70 bis hsd.
ATS ScIock this aitsfuSoo hs hosss from
,krss fsstsnipp and Isspsd 70 he vindos
| ,ill, Two policsmso psn mp stain. coS
| Yrsppisd him, bat GroU sot svsy snd tsn
| 20 tbs psvsnsnt. He vse eassts6 70 tne
| hos pilsI In 0 dying coeditoo- Wbsihf
sis nal sdy 70 hydfoShosis b - yst IA
L known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
A BAD ILLINOIS MAN
EIspes Wfth His sistesis.lsw Lea
Hfs Ha.t1v nNaaaf 1nA-

EIspes with His Htstes-in.lsW LeaS1oG
His Family Dessitots.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, January l8-b de-
velops thst one Bodeu reesnly arrested for
wearing false beard md released iof the
want Of evidence Of bad intentions, 10 wan.
ted in Lake county, Illinois, whence he
eloped With his si, .er.in .lav leaving . wife
and four childrsy. pennilen. The giri Who
is only seventeen, accompanied him 70
Pbilsdelpbia Y here they were married and
moved later 10 Indiana, and then 70 De-
bota- BcdeI. Vas returning 20 Lake county
- steal his, eldest two children when af
rested boee. where the clerk discovered b
were D,a beard. No trace Of Bodsn hal
been fund yet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
Oranges and sugar Safe.

LITTLE Rock, AzK.. January l6-Ad-
vices received 10 day from nearly all the
sugar and orange growing parishes OF
Louisiana say that the late cold spell occa-
stoned little serious damage. Only the
smallest and weakest ofsIge plants were
injured, and the damage Is confined to .
limited area Of country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
SHOWING THEIR HAND.
The Men who Control the Tidevater
Pipe Company.

T1rrsvILLz, Pa, January l6.-The annual
election Of the Tidewater Pipe Company,
limited, was held at the general Office Of
the company in this city to-day. Result:
Managers, Byron D. Benson, Andrew N.
Perrin, George D. B. Klein, the new prssi-
dent of the Reading Railroad, and Harris
c. Fahnestock, the vice president Of the
First National Bank of New York. Byron
ID. Benson was elected chairman, Robert
l.. Hopkins treasurer, and Andrew n. Per
rim secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17

Nooxxc can be i'll if the blood is pure.
xtISo,- nock and Sarsapsrills root have
jong peen recognized by physicians as BLOOD
lonss sss,s non't be humbugged by the
paSyeTtisements Of the many qusck tssG Sltssrs.
h bnt occssionaIly use DR.. Guysotts Yellow
p.S gus - ssIsaparilIs, and you viii live to
n . oooS I old age free from all distress OF MIND
and body. Many Of our best cin.ensa iss1sa ~SU hU
long suffered from bad blood inalcsssa % oS
weak hiansys, lnaifs'h te the use Of this rem
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
Fair Doe. the Society Act

WASHINGTON, Janu'ry 16-seustor Fair,
Of Nevada, gave an elegant entertainment
at wormley's this evening to thirty friends,
including several Senators and Repressn-
ta,iyes with their wives and Q number OF
citizens prominent in society here. The
floral display was beautiful, and the whole
affair one OF the most attractive Of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17

pos'r make tie mistake OF doctoriBg
Ever spG kidneys 20 cure consumpiio
II ven will lsy sil ether remedies ssids and
nut youI trust IN Or. Wistsr's baisara o.
Wild Cherry, IL viii surely bsushs you.
Ivy 1t Tor coughs and Guilds I'D see sa@
sr s1eell.n; rtmedy u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
Miner. SsiII Deternilea.

PrrrsBURaH, Pa January l6.-The
miners charged with conspiracy waived .
bearing today and entered bail Of 5000
each for appearance at court. The men
will return to Buena Vista and continue
the camp and the same tactics Is before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
Tn. HUNGARIAN style.

SrREAroR, ILL, January l6.-For being
too free with the charms OF s brother Hun
ssrian's wife, NJ. Pohlst was last night
driven out, snd the bed of his paramour
bprpt, In accordance with the Hungarian
law. Pohlet is hereafter supposed 10 oe
sort of wandering Jew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
Toledo CAPITALISTS OFFER
To BuiId aud Equip Works fer Pitts
buPxh Glass blowers.

To BpiId aud Equip Works for Pftss.
buPxh Glass Flowers.
PIrrsEUEGH, January l8-At amesting
OF tie glass workers tonight, 8. Holmes,
representing the capitalists Of Toledo, O.,
offered ten acres Of ground aod TO establish
a window glass factory, bottle house and
fruit jar factory, the capitalist furnishing
The cash necessary 70 put the factories In
operation provided the men Will 70 there
and take working interest 10 the concern.
After some little discussion the PROPOSE.
ton was accepted. large nnmber signi-
fed their intention Of taking stock and the
books we're opened at once. The factories
Will be ready for operation By April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17

MAE, vho long suffered fron in6eserie.
able feelings Of distress, lane hsek. sehlns
ioints. sofss, swsllisei, weakness Of 70;
uriuary and diesotiv0 oelnA onnssora
feelings Of vssdnsat he61eees. n.ryoot
n ine Ss.sns. s9aI issssity. sss:. s.s;r dos doc.
torins Liver, kidnsya 1870 sse % Ss; w.:
dsy. and being ssshy 49, 70 sss.Is Sssis
by their slsS1ine sdvssaeeceny. qun,s
b.rsn rsipC DS. 0aysstss YslIo. posk
"a esnepSriIia, and Vsfs aefssssly sas,
prised 70 quiokIy lsd thsosivs rs rss
10 perieS health. No stss sses'S
equals it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17

The new Duchess Of Westminster, wife of
one of the richest men in Europe, was mar.
ried in q dress Of white foulsrd, costing
seyenty-fiye cents q yard This certainly
is economy, and economy it 10 to use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the great remedy for
coughs and eo.dA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
WASHINGTON SALOON KEEPERS
Highly Exercised over n Proposed Ii
cense Law.

ceBse Law.
German saloon keepers here are very
much incensed over the paragraph of the
proposed license law which provides that
policeman shall have authority to so into
any restaurant or house where he sees
light after hours and where he thinks
that liquer is being sold or gambling going
on. If admittsnce is refused he msy call
witnesses and the denial OF admission il to
he taken as proof thar lawbresking is in
prOgrcss in the inteyiOr, suhjecting the
Iroi Iietor TO the penalties provided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17

WASHINGTON, January Is The joint Re-
publican caucus of Senators and Rsp,esen-
tatives was held tonight to appoint Con.
gressional campaign committee. More
than one hundred and twenty i've MEM
bers Of Congress were present. Senator
Edmunds presided, and Representative
Miller, of Pennsylvanis, acted ~ Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
Couytet Conp@tfttos

CHATTANOOGA, January l6.-Ons hundred
and 6fty free miners have been discharged
(, ON the Cole City, Ga, mi7es, on account
Of the increased nunber OF eonvicu re-
esiysd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
Rurueti 70 Death

FALL RIVER, Mass, January l6.-Whhe
stsnding before the fire the clothing Of
Ms stckey csAght FIRE and she was burned
so BADLY that she died soon after. Her nus,
hand IN attempting to exnnguiSn tns
flames. was also severely burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
Apl Sun 30 Cbssge.

LoruyiLLx, January l6TTSs Dsnocssh
beld srothef caucus meeting tonight snd .
dead lock vas the rsult Seven ballots
were taken with little ebsrge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
PENDLETON'S NEW BOOM.
This Time IL f. the Presidential Per.
simmons.

Pendleton's friends here now talk Of him
as sn available Presidential candidate.
The number of Senators and Representa-
tives who have members of their families
put on the pay roll is likely to be feature
in this year s campaign documents.
The tariff issue has invaded the coIored
vote and the snti,Logan free traders among
the colored brethren want TO know how
their associates in free trade sections can
swallow the Generals protective policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS

FuIalIinE the Promises Made During
the Last Campaign.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January l6.-Two fruit
less ballots were taken today for United
States Senator.
Governor McLane sent special message
to the Legislature to-day on the labor ques-
ton accompanied BY the draft Of six bills
covering the various branches OF the sub.
iect The message and recommendations
are intended to meet the pledges of the
Democratic platform and promises made
during the election canvass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-17

DucKs charge everybody with being g
"ouack," and there are but few who are ex-
empt from the costing accusation. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup Is certainly an e1csp-
ton TO the rule, as il is no doubt the great
90. rem edy offered 10 q suffering people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

!
Take IL nil around in this matter the
defense appears to have the pfosccu.
lion In the "pine holcn az far as reach
inc n trial IA concerned.
Mrs. Petrie's residence on Boil street
was this morning destroyed by fire,
after the house had evidently been
ransacked by burglars In the absepce
Of the family. Loss, 81 600; covered
by Insurance.
The CITY council tonight In regular
session received the monthly reports
of nll the city officials and transacted
but little further business.
City Scavenger Moody was bounced
for neglect of duty. The city council
will hold his bondsmcn responsible.
Jack Duhig was elected 10 I'LL the
vacancy.
Al III o'clock the council went into
executive aessIon with closed doors. IL