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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

Kelly has really repented of his sins
bud is ready to join in the wWk OF
Iaish tsousness, 1t seems. Me lert q wis,
ldonSAo take him at M NpFd and test
dis sihcerity. He may not pc sctpm7ss
p,ais6nt another time !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

Tue Fort Worth GAZETTE keeps up its
nunsepsie,,l talk IN favor OF making property
instead OF people the basis of representation.
Galveston News ....-,:s
Tine GAZETTE does nothing Of the
kind. Do you hear that, you old stiff
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
An Early Bird.
IHillsboTo Visitor. |

A rhsFort iMorth GAzylTE3 wilIAget
out q tnamrhdth Septernber edition,
and tope iua time and dothe Alb]ect
|lustisB, Nork hAs already SosliIie 1ced
lnn The sheet NE GAzET3EH 81 carly
BIRD ana tperekSre never gets let in
any entefprise1t Undertakes Wy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

FREE trade free grass and a fair rep
resentation. This is THE GAZErrE's
platform; and it is Democratic and
worth fighting for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

THE sweetwater Record suggests
Col. A. w. Hilliard as suitable state
senator to ill Judge Flemings place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

GENTLEMEN in soft places who want
to keep them 90 not favor tissues
But the people do. a1oaa4ll saF ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

VERY little work need be expected
OF congress this week. Chicago is the
hub of the nation for the time. s.-I j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

JOHNSON COUNTY instructed Tor
Peter Smith for delegate at large to
Chicago. a.i,,- t,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

THE Boston Bowie county Herald
advocates Hon. w. w. billiard for Lieu
tenant-governof. e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

FREE grass is an "issiie.F Discus
sion did it. Discussion is ailishe peo-'
PIE ask, r 9a5 " sasr1e ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Two Places Left.

Il. b. Hubbard will be. one Of the,
delegates at large to Chicago. q sOnFyl
three more places left. Don'tall speak
at once. - Gazette. %
Judge J. II. Fleming will be an
9therss Only tW9-vacations to fiitzuow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

ANDERSON county wants Capt ~
I. Gainmsge as a delegate at..larse to
Chicago. -n1ea ~ sGleIa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

THE McDonald boom has not been
heard of lately, l.l itW k..n y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

=. Bonham News, If; Mr., Walsh gets
hot aboutlone precinct in Dallas county
instroe'iug for M.bPattm. what will
he do when he finds every precinct in
North Texas doing the same thing?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
''klAAAaEE;..,;;,Aa,,,
81 holaI Wat6Rman,N

-11fhc' Fort Worth Daily G1AETiE of
the 18TH was supplemented by four
adaitional pages of interesting resds
ing matter. The GAZETTE growS
brighter every day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

NoRrHwnsr Texas is a farming
country and must be.settieda 80 - =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

MA lhapy News The Fort Worth GA
zErrE continues to boom the Hon. l.
AZ Pattonoof JOHNSON county for COM
or The general land office. A
change is needed. aud probably the
Hon, !; a, would DO, as we'll as any
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

,GreenyiIle ,Hera]d:TMe agree WIN
t1Ss E WI WSitSS q AEtCTE that w 2.
'#Valsh has been commissioner OF 'ne
general land office long enough, -
least i'm succession. We are opposcd
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 no
%a mon W; ;pat onl ,h3
terms, AMI the fact et heE1aa ps
a good n cer cutap1S make rool
ca7 Ne art,supaaedd, Al, 4 In T. = 1lIsli.
ofll cefg when elected. ina. - man
fication looked for, and after 10 an
,hsepbvsu4ewaGded for his Mel.s link
hi Itldf2 Q. liz third term, W w
Tie State is under no further oDllsasiSSv
to continue him on that acc ounI .,ooi
G. Walsh is good man ana 7 s sts
officer, bpt there are othey laS Sl III dGt
INTELLECTUALLY deserving
ffpe. .99iIq :,
Graham Ilvad.r The ,Apssttlen q ~.
assllisIT MN warm adyqS1 n9 5 SE
S,.1SIt11MTtfMr. Walsh % co aar 20
slppsr Of ihs land Of. once ee;.lQ s S9szzsst1
o nst amt Rhodes Fisher and other ~ ~, =
S Si.IS SsJht Ma been for many y1sIh s
in the General land Office. Wnel a, scs
q CAPITAL says that Walsh took the w 9ulus
whem s.order had to be Wt fsnn,
from disorder. 80 sys,femht n from
chad 1t must R4$Ef ajkrk In
Capt Fisher had pea XXI was
the &fice for many XasHs lilo yetsin
|dee,1ed absolutely 29ss sclennt clerks.
him and other very e s,ond reasons fol
The Capital gives very g asrs although
u change Of commissslonss s;,t W6Rh'
nSs nr HU4 a e ~. 5hiis !
naner indicate that Capt. Wa'sn :
nS %sss se esp. Walsh ssng ip14 III
s s . s'sa''s IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Growing Fresh and Green.

Ii}ps a on, tl Sss Msws.I III
beep productive Of a g rsat deal of vege-
WAR |; n yss, 1. !R 3, delicious Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

THFaE is a state. issue. ,sisi.ai.o x d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

rrnspaY MoRsll'Se, USE Is1! 9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
CLUBS foR WEEKLY GAZETTE.

The ,rice of the WEEKLY GAzErrEis only
one dollar prr yeur. IN utfyarfcc. a cory iree
,,,,,, hc sent "a any. one sqnding us ave spo1
scrlbers aud ss,t Tins .FoEs wbsfn sA:hfrs
a. tho ,;roa, Ecel l;raSs aud -inii, iftti.Aile
o :, os- 'sampIe copy sent nee 10 any ad'
dress r7a t5t' 80 :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

Weatherford Sun While the beliei
seems to be pretty general that all tne
other state officers will be renominated'
the impression seems tpbe equally gen !.
eralthat the same viii nSt be t3e case
with COMMISSIONED .Walsh. < Bapile
policy is against a thitd Term, ana ",
sides. it is argued the general anu
ofiiceis sadlydn need Idf aoNtqGroue,n'
overhauling. The Hpn. l. A. faI .d.,
of Johnson county. Is more tfestus W.
mentioned in our eNchanges as psv -
iiarly.suitable mapss forfflN il pa al
officeiI of generaN lahA commits !SI3s
fI1Ari,the name of any, okhera Z
] honesty, ability ,Ffdslit " "a the& h \,
Exposition to lahp awin9lS.s9 III
|sa ysthe Waxah 4dhts Eftsspris H.
WeHIknown, .and bava givenan lIInw. :
warm place in the hearts OF MS iei'o"
citizens"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

hoh, \ a, would 20 Us well as any
Bonham News: a correspondent of
the Fort Worth GAZETTE, writing from
Austin on the 10th inst, saws that there
is not as much harmony among
the state officers as should be. He saws
that not more than six months ago the
commissioner of the land Office threat
ened to resign unless he could have his
Town way m regard top public -fand s----
Ia Suppose the gentleman had resigned,
lYould the stri have stopped slijilj ng n
Would the srafhsl have eeased To
IAall? Would9the world have heerY
tthrown from ita regular track and Gent
lAH into the y9ilF nf spice Mould
I1eXas have4hrlak ,Tomts Its SEe and
lP1rtliness Into an insignificant space
Wonld ALI nature have put on MOURN
ing: We think not. Great men have
lived and figured prominently in life
diKaal 'ppsai onnsI Gusl eyen s5tneJ Of
them have been dead thousands of
years, and the world still moves on lust
the same rs it did while they were liv-
lng. rhere were still other men left,
9qalthed to nll their places, ADD q will
So even wtAn the narn@of ~ COM
MISSIONER of Ne land ofIics MI have
tenl fOrgottk6. Then, forsggoottS ess
s1ke pst hlpSfesign, IL 1s0aslieassV no
cares? The office has been filled hereto
fore and can still find an, occupant
]y pa''1 ss fll l&A &c '
Waxahachle Mirror: Patton for land
commissioner Is heard all along the
line. He has the character and ca
t G1si.3s 'na afKYsBIhtaWftfil1s hiw sssi
s4SsSIlI:sss.L tAksei
To the Editor OF the Gnzstte. rr
LAVE lslfLsss eGisa l. &c
name Of Patton of johnson for tie
4 iend ,onlsesnd tnJsiy ltbatt iblEd41lat
ZION mas proven to us that his name
on the ticket will meet with the " Nj
approval of those who know him, and
that If elected his administration will
prove the wisdom of the selection.
Let Patton be the man.
IT'D sHs H'1n r4Saas
b9 Capt. Walslr I3s5 p1kdA uM lis
MID 10 push his EplSiIba 9foN .. f III
termhs commissioner OF the general
land Office, and Is willing to run ON the
ticket with Gov. Irelapd, -u0twith-
lsta4dtPE BE- lAs been su&SgqnkingIthe
FsovesAdstShd i6h& true -iaud interests 81
the state ever since the latter's policy
WIS forced TO the surface.
Capt. Walsh held his pxssant position
}tfdef 4lSMallo lerss kut 4ilen parent
DH8N ~ .M M %ia..<sS'{X
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

-i.ie 49, ssi'sssl ',4sissle : l.liH aiiMu
pplsss19ta a.A Fs;asla .!si.T ,asa,i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
, \. Collapsed Boom.

mi, 1~c"S'I VIZ
The Barney Gibbs boom has about
Vchs e6iiity con Mentions
did IL with their "little hatchet.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

Texansin attendance on the NATIONAL con.
ycn,lops can ind THE GsztlcN lorsale daily
a, Exp,sitiop building ard, at Sutheriath1a >
o, and 90 Adams street. ,ss91 NJ N,asf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

-. 81
||ss SIsS y ~; ~:
mnd,oannIsI
p:.etspsAgsi
the iin.ts.se.! &
. s,sl,n,t III
Walsh aud nlh
l$$;E!5s'IS;ssj|
Fesshtlv6Ss;sR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

With IL, n.
r. FIshe,. nv
lS g sa 4
5clSiS, @saI Il
,tSat2}s'a. q dl's,js
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

GAINESVILLE independent: Wafsn
does not seem toliaveAany VERY greal
boom. Hulen is lhe-e9nlisag Han'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

whitney Messenger: The Clebutne
Telegram says tor a you eg bpona
and spontaneous boom, Mr.. Patton's
specimen Is nothing less than refnafki
able, We think that Mr.. Patton's
chances to be commissioner of general
land Office are decidedly favorable.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02
From Washingtopl

THE Senate Committee on Military Az.
fairs on the ed ordered favorable report
on tho bill for the relief Of Fiiz John
Porter.
ON the 22d the Post-ofIlce Committee OF
the House OF Representatives agreed 10
make favorable report on the bill fixing
the rate Of postage az one cent for three
ounces on newspapers aud periodicals sent
by others than publishers or news agents.
The Naticnal Board Of Trade, In four.
teenth rrdhual session at Washington on
the I'd, reelected Frederick Fraley, OF
Philadelphia, President, aud Hamilton
Hill, Of Boston, Secretary.
TuE leader Of tie colored race In tho
United States, Fred Douglass, was mar.
ricd In Washington on the evening Of tho
2ith 10 white women named Helen NJ.
Pitts, formerly from Avon, n. Y. who
had been a copyist In his Office. Mr.. Doug.
lass Is seventy.three years Of age and his
wife Is thirty.hve years old.
TnnouoHour the United States and Cam
aah the business failures during tho sevcn
Gays ended on tho 25ih numbered 3is,
against 3e3 the previous week. The distri.
button was as followsi New England
States, a; Middle, So; Western, eT;
Southern. 20; Pacific States and Terrific
ries, q; Canada and the Provinces, IS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

THs afys4s asassn Nv ssysH gssfs Il -
raftri n ttIifafals. slih hl1 lbilesllaas
TT ihe afavlps efHts
A. Louisville On iba llih 4 4 i1usi,s,
4 lottery maHafsf, Waa ARR sai W Ne
t'biff ihsteataf oi iha postal sarvloa ~
sHhAlHg tifrulafs ihfHuih tha nails
TVS hsles u isaae Martin. n iiisftv
NllIs iHd,, wefe plasad 70 step IN cold
faeml aud wsfs found frossn ~ death oa
lhe morning " ths lalh The helghinfs
hood was rfeaiiy tsrited against tha
Martins,
fiir assignment " toseph Kuhn, an in.
snfauee afent and tanney hfahsrof Detroit,
hleh., iof N0dhll Il reported.
MANY kEurEa, n Mount sterling, Nv.
was burned q death a few days ago while
under The infuenre N morphine. anil NJ.
McClosky was fatally burned trying 10
feseu' hcr.
unnls A. CAHrFsrrn wns on The 2jlh In
dicled by tlse Grand ihry at Lincoln, H.,
for the murder of E1ra nufus. Tho nc.
euied WIS summoned 10 court, and after
hearing Tho indictment read. Judge llcfd.
man, In an emphh ic manner, refused 10
take bail, and Carpenter was hurried on
to PRISON
In n tent at Hunlayillr, Ala, n gypsy
man and woman were frw days ago
found dead, with no marks OF violence,
They hal S2,g01 in rash.
zAonARiAn SNYDER and John Anderson,
Zach about tweniy,onc years of nge. we're
hanged At Mount Vernon, Ind, on thu
10th, Tor the murder Of young James Van
Wye on the 18th Of August last. Tho mo.
tive Of tho crime was robbery, ami thu
amount secured was less than eighteen
do.iara,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02
Eorcign IntelIigenco.

In County Donegal, Ireland, the peas.
ants assembled recently In great force
at the birthplace Of Avonger O'Dmncll,
assisted in the celebration Of mass, and
held q mock funeral. Tho sum Of fs5 was
subscribed toward the erection Of a mon.
umunt
DURING the last fiscal year the Canadian
Government received Sj6,ili,b7l and OK.
pended SGs,0l0 iG1,
4 FIRE recently destroyed the 81. Law,
renee Sugar Refinery a. Montreal, nu.ing a
loss Of $4,000. Davis & Sons cigar facto.
ry adjoining was damaged slO,001,
lr was stated on the 2ld by schenck,
who recently confessed to the murder of
four girls at Vienna, that he had planned
Ave other murders, aud besides intended
to destroy tho family Of tho Baroness
Malfatti. Schcnck alleged that hc was an
American ci ixen, aud, with two accom-.
plIces, was charged with killing somo
twenty persons.
AN explosion on tho 23i In the Rhine
Province coal-minc, In Germany, killed
sixteen persons aud badly injured twelve
others.
Dublin advlces Of the 23d state that the
authorities had been warned Of intended
outragcs In connection with the O'Donnell
vengeance fund. English detectives were
engaged In tracing holders Of the money
recently sent from New York to London.
THROUGHOUT England great storm pro.
vailed on the 20 |, aud telegraph wires were
leveled In all directions. Ten persons lost
their lives.
A RECENT fire at Hamilton, Ont, dc.
stroyod tho Office Of the Spectator, tho loss
being 5000.
Az invitation has bcon extended "a
President Arthur aud the Governors OF The
several States 10 attend tho winter carni.
val at Montreal. beginning February 1.
IT was reported on the IA that the coffee
crop In Jamaica was an entire failure II
some parishes. Tho making Of sugar wa,
retarded by The scarcity Of laborcrs.
ADvicEs Of the 9th state that Xix fisher
mon who boarded a schooner which wa,
carried out Of Ming's Blight, N. r., by slo
ice, hal died OF either hunger or cold.
IT Is announced from Halifax, N. g., tha
two sisters and brother Of Roger Amero
imprisoned Mt Boston on charge Of mur
der, have become insane through grief a
his position.
Six persons were few days ago shot Il
death for the murder Of two Gillian sol
diers a, Quequ Peru, twenty receive,
one hundred lashes each. and ten wer'
Fentenced TO death and confiscatlon o
property.
TnIRrEEs children were skating a fep
days ago nt Rohr, In Prussia, whom the ic'
broke, and all were drowned.
COMMUNICATION with the rear townships
Of On ario was cut Oh on the 18th, OWN.
10 the depth Of snow, and Il was feared th'
settlers would suffer for the necessaries o.
1 life.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

xLyifith t'snaves.

E6HftfNH tHWMFfHt
TtasuaY, Jsa. u. fhs wmnats na.sst
Mn Anth1ny's fts6luflsn that gha tsep.
inll'ea eH FofelFn lsslstlohs fupaft wte,
leriiaslna u neeessafy 10 project eue
ln'"retla aAans he ll0ysrnnents wblrh
iate i,fehliited Tho IMPORTATION of Amsr
,ean meats, and siais what dlscrlm.
natiens ace made analnsl our sstof,s
~ 'he tariffs ot the plInclpal s,nn.
ifies ~ Europe aud America, M. Itoay
introduced . hill ~ prevent The ,trrula.
Won In the malls n lottery advertisement.
from foreign countries. In the ilouse ,be
ufcely itTlisi Expedition bill was passed.
me Committee on Public Land. reported
ab'll Tor the forfeiture u Tho Tosss incInc
land graft. '"'
WtpsfspAw ssn. sa.--in the rrns,a
Mr. hewell reroricd fa,ornbly the b,ll n,
'he rspet "A Fiiz John Porter, and Mr. 10.
kan handed In u minority report. Mr..
suermah called for an inve.tlg alton Of tho
recent troubles at panvllh, Va, and The
killing Of Mathews In CopIah County.
Miss. A resolution was passed direct.
ing the Secretary 81 tho Interior 10 ~.
l,orl the status of land h, In,,an n.
tory not occupied by Tho o,s n,s,,,..,
tribes. In the Uou.a taln, ,r.at,,i'.,
thanks TO Captain Gabrieluon and II.,.
tenant Rhodes, Of the rcycnue steamer
Dexter for hcrosm at tho wreck ~ Tho
steamer ofty OF Columbus. wa, pnssod, also
resolution approprlating sSo'oo) for tbe
support OF destitute Indians nt tho Crow
agepcy and the forts in Montana.
GnunspAy. Ja.. "a IN. Ao,o, .,,
Zion for the relief .f Tho c.oo,,. % ao'' ,eso
lion, with an amendment ,ho, ,.e na,,,.
he volunteers. w,s nassol hm ,ha si paIS
Bills were introduced for ,ha ,,ss.'.,. "y as"a'e'
OF forests an tho NotIonaI doc,a,n - .mn 80"
authorize tho President 10 INV harL a ,ha =. W
l.-t. P"l ""NA WV ih
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02
LATER,

In the House Of Representatives on
the 28;h the debate on the Fitz John Porter
bill was resumed and developed considsra'
BILE acrimony. Treachery, treason, jsal-
ousy, West Polntlsm and sulklng In tents
were declared to have been the trouble
with the Union army In general aud Por.
ter In particular. Tbs shades Of Lincoln
and Stanton were invoked 70 attest the
holy justice Of the sentence imposed by the
court martial which oonvIs,ed. and the
willing testimony of General Grant was
cited 10 show the unsrring correctness Of
the findings Of tho reviewing board which
declared Porter innocent. Mr.. Horr threw
q little humof into the discussion. He was
the last speaker and opposed the bill.
TnE Porte will send no troops to tho
Boudan
THE Montreal Cam fluid beef fac
tory burned on the 9Th; loss, 10000.
JoHx @. THOMPSON. Of Ohio. was re-
ported critically NJ at Columbus on the
a7th.
SAN DoaIsao wants 0 commercial
treaty with the uni.sd ba'es.
BRENzER's 0pcrs-houss at Marion.
O., burned 20 the sr,und on the z7,h.
THE total iron production Of the coun.
try las, year was 5.lss.ss2 ne. tons.
TnE Bcsscmer steel production of tho
United States fell on s2.too tons las, ycsr.
On. JoHs b. woop. recently editor
Of the H. Loui. MOL Chronfeie. was killed
By fall In New York On the fith.
ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected
| for the extension Of the Texas Trunk Lns
% connect with the Ters. q b. Louis Mar.
rov-gause Ro.ds.
Jons 7. cANr. Congressional dele
gate from Utah, is out With q card de.
nouncing Governor Muray's ''misrsprs.
sen,ations and perverslons Of facr' In bis
recent message % the Legislature.
AxAs giving his name ss NJ j. lay
ton attempted suicide on train near pisi.
burxh, Pa, on the .ssh. Hs sesm-i 70 b
lerary and rsse< about . double murder
near 81 Louis. which led 70 the suspicion
that be vas The murderer Of The Bonsek'
Iers.
Tnx Official LET Of awards In the Lon
don Flsheries Exhibition ssors that ths
United H>at<s carried oH more valuable
lprir-s skan any ether nstinn.
A rrxnzsLE hurricane ragged In Eng
Land an1 Francs the night Of NE fta.
|orsas damage vas dcss 70 properly In
|foados ed Paris and manT lives vers
lte<l
Mn Wn. Mkruxr. the Enziiskman
Ivhs tnvus1kgs1pi Anes traa te~hnk y
|ru<os1s ~ - noysl csnnirulsn. sayn ~
|lnnn11u11run - ornrsinx mfntn1s e1vl -
- - u1fs>es1.G - ~ = ~
. 80
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

The forger, Charles v. Halpert, who
was arrested in San Francisco last fall,
and restored 10000 Of his ill-got' en-
money, was sentenced by Boston Judge
ON tho I'D to eight years In the peniten.
tiary.
JAMES NUTr, on trial at Pittsburgh, Pa,
for shooting James Dukes, was acquitted
by the Jury on the 21i because Of insanity
at the timo ho killed Dukes. Tho result
was received with cheers within and with
out the courtroom.
JoHs FRszKR, Liverpool tEng.l lum.
Tor merchant and George Lathrop. OF Chi.
cago, an actor, were found frozen TO death
on the morning OF tho 22i at New York.
Both were intoxicated the evening previ.
Jus, and laid down on door step.
PREsfpEsr ARTHUR was given reception
by tho Union League Club Of New York
City on the evening Of the 23d.
THE disappearancs was announced on the
s3d Of Edward J. Meany, Of Brooklyn.
Treasurer of the Nolders' Union Of North
America, with $1,000 Of tho unions funds.
I, was said he lost the money on horse
racing.
A block az Wood Haven. l. l.. was
burned . few days sgn, rendering twenty.
two families destitute ari homeless. A
fireman. in rescuinz q child, was fatally
hurt.
GASOLINE fumes suifocatsd two men at
Saratoga, N. ", the other night.
THr National Convention Of the Prohibit.
ton Protection party has issued .
call for convention 10 DO held 81 Pitts.
burgh. Pa. May u.
JoHs FLyss. In quarrel st Portland,
Me-, few days ago stabbed his brother
Charles, who died sf midnight.
TaE Republicans Of Pennsylvania will
hold their State Convention At Harrisburg
April 10 The Democratic Convention will
b. held II Allentown April Q.
IL Pittsburgh on The I'D the hearing ~
10 James Nuts mental condition took
place. and resulted In the prisoners release.
Several doctors were examined. and eli
agreed that Mutt vas then Of sound mind
and fully responsible. and they thought n
would b perfectly zsfs 10 restore him 10
liberty. lie vas then discharged, snd,
IN the esmpaay Of friends. Ieft The court
room for Major Browns once. vhsfs his
mother. sister AMI other relatives we're
waiting 10 receive him. On the vsy n
vas iendered . perfect ovstisn. Th>
srene Il Bfswn's ofics vas very affecting.
His mo<h<r and sister wsps bitterly - They
threw th>ir arms around him. end he joy
thus expressed seemed 70 hns~ - hsssds'
Later n TIE day. st uniontovr. Pa,
larxs crowd bed eeileet-d st ~ depot
svaisIae Ne arrival q the party th<r~'
sni ws<s prepared 10 sivs ihsn - -
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