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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

At the eleventh hour, so to say,there
are rumors of change in the poiiti-
cal situation in Mexico. The coali-
lion between Gems. Trevino and Diaz
appears to he "oif," and Trevino is re-
ported as enjoying American hospital
ity at New Laredo, because of the COM
plications which render present resi-
depce in Mexico undesirable, to say
the least oft. Up TO a week ago there
was no evidence of disruption OF the
amicable relations existing between
Diaz and Trevino. The latter came
home from Europe very suddenly, and
as il to quiet the excitement incident
to his coming, as well as to set at rest
misapprehe nsions as TO his intentions,
he took some pains to give emphatic
and explicit assurances of his SYM
pathy with the Diaz movement. APP
parently everything was per-
fectly understood and ar
ranged, and the presidential
election babe fair TO be an uninterest-
ing event. The summons to Trevino
to report as "a military officer of the
republic, at the capital; his refusal to
comply with the order; and his subse-
quent withdrawal to the American
side of the Rio Grande--all these cir
cumstances 90 TO show that the
entente cordialc is disturbed and
Trevino and the administration party
are at outs. 1t is next to impossible,
however, that this sudden change in
the situation shall affect the presiden-
tial eletion. Gen. Diaz will be chosen
chief executive and he has the military
force ut the capital to inaugurste him.
The troubles, If any are to come, will
be after the election is over. 1t Is not
impossible that Trevino, measurably a
refugee just now, will return to Mexico
as revolutionist, in arms against his
old commander, compatriot and friend
Diaz. 1t will be indeed unfortunate
for the sister republic If such shall
| lIONG W lAit pttNNOiiS Va VIZ Ia N2N'''
imbroglio. She is enjoying domestic
peace and prosperity to a degree un
known in all her past.history. Railroads
have penetrated aud are still piercing
her territory, bringing her within
the pale of commercial development
and progress. Her relations with this
country We're never so cordial ant
well established. In short, she seems Il
have just entered upon an era destined
to be the most progressive and benefi
cent in all her history. The world ha
about reached the conclusion tina
stuble and wise government is posi-
BILE for the Mexicans. 1t will be trul,
deplorable If this bright picture is to b
dispelled, to give peace to civil strif
and decentralization. In the commol
: interest of humanity and Civilization
f tits to be hoped that the crisis for ou
: neighbors may pass by and leave til
o country unframed and ut peace ,
o now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
Too Common ~ x..,-

rha '"ei'Viiic Iiines.l
oraht state press editor Of N. ~
ought TO read the editoria, sne News
ou ,ne same pnge with lii m"nrsagfaphs
, as column. Friday ron ue inter.
,"su week one of those fears, ,nlng Of
s ~. a paragraphs anno,,noay con-
Wv. .,s iexas veterans Id tho;. eu That
,.'heeI'ng at Paris YESTERDAY t annual
. .n preference for Sui R9ss veciared
srnor, Monday morning s Sal lor gov
not knowing what his cSI IMue Press,
written three days before o LIN had
TeSa so vat ., some of the papers that : th ne
declare ys; ,s', at their late meet; iue
dida,n ~, .neir preference for an se, ~ !,
VIVA, s ,or governor is impr,,d e@'i'
privately Is different thing" ve said
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

THEstraightout Republicans OF vir.
ginia, repudiating the Malone Read
juster- Republican convention, have
met In convention and resolved that
they are the only simcn-pure Republi.
cans In the Old Dominion, and the
only ones entitled 10 the offices. They
will seni q consisting delegation to
tho Republican national convention,
and their admission depends on
whether Blaine or Arthur Is upper
most. If Arihur has enough votes "a
govern the convention the Malone
delegation will be admitted, for that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
Let Us Hope So.

~ cunningham, the murderer of Mr.
rieming at Fort Worth, was deemed
gnli'y OF murder in the second degree
anu MS punishment assessed at five
YEATS ~ the penitentiarJ for brutally
inuruering one of the mildest. most
,noiensive citizens of the Bort
treat heaven! when will this farce
ehd. But even this did not satisfy The
lawyers who defended Cunningham
,they demand q new trial. Let us
nope That In this second trial he may
hemp. NS " s're'c'l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

THERE Is perfect unanimity in the
Democratic congressional delegation
from Texas upon the Morrison bill.
Senators and representatives all sup
port it with equal zeal. With the ex-
cepiion OF Missouri, no other state can
show so united and strong a support
nf that bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

HERE is " question for the founders
OF the white mems Republican party
to ponder, as II affects the vitals of that
party In this state: Suppose the new
branch formed, composed exclusively
of whites, and another, the regular
Republican party, composed Of ne
groes; who will get the offices? Not
the whites, certainly, for they cannot
but be REGARDED Us seceders from
the regular organization, and a
Republican administration cannot az
ford TO recognize rebels. II looks like
the colorei wing of the party would
have the best of the bargain, aud the
white Republican party will be for
lorn organization indeed when It cant
get federal or state office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY :.

ECHOES from the Fort Worth Re
publican convention are reverberating
through the state. The white mems
Republican party is getting together,
and the colored brother is grinnlng a
grin of triumph.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

MIR. EATON of Connecticut at one
time posed as possible Democratic
presidential candidate, His recent re-
marks on the tariff, and his undigni-
fed denunciation of the South, show
the style of his Democracy. Mr..
Eaton wants to vote protective tariff
on wooden nutmegs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

SEvES hundred of the leading man
ufacturers and business men of Boston
bave signed paper calling upon con-
gress TO cut down the tariff taxes.
They demand that this reduction shall
be made on the necessaries of life, aud
not on whisky aud tobacco, and pledge
themselves, without distinction o
party. to supportany measure to reduce
the tariff. The free-trade sentiment Il
growing in New England.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
PERSONAL.


MADAME SINGH. CLAIkyoy MI
wi returns many thanks for tine ,iumernnl !,
INVITATIONS extended to her To remain ou ~,
this city for another week, and she car nn i,
SHOW now much she pppreciaias
me same by consentlng, Consul
auons on business, losses. ene,n,as
lawsuits, absent friends, love. inarriaee n nv
death: Pay refused If not satisfied pics.
wick hotel. room "a. i''A'
A NoN BALLDow, THE TAILOR Il
"A. still on deck; he dyes clothing as us,,al
cleans and scours the same, and charges as
much as ever, does better work thar, nnv
man Walking on two legs. il you don't he.
leve II call and examine bis work. Main
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
TNO COUNTRY MEnCHANTS-CONs n
l. your butter, chickens, eggs, cotton. hides
Wool and all kinds country produce To n. n
Hniriss CO., cor. 18th and Houston streets.
Fort Worth, Toyas. -''sS'''
no HOTELS and restaurants, Telephone
l. your orders for fresh butter son ice !,
spring chickens, eggs and all kinds of conn
Try produce to Is. f.. Harriss & Go, corner
Ihirteenth and Houston. Telephone 2ss.
WANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT WE
" are roasting Mocha, Java, Laguayra,
Maricaibo and Rio coffee IN this city thus YOU
can always rely on our goods being fresh. w
~. Brown, southeast corner Main and
First streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

Remlttanccs by dran, post-olnce 'nS non
o,,,ct or In registered letter, al risk Q, on. ~
coifespondcnce is solicited upon AZ news
pron, M Information of events ana news
,anncnings az genera int erpst soheitu, anu
vii be properly compensated. a. ,,h,,co.
All com ,t n.,c1c,nnanied by ths writer's
nen,n ana address-not for publication, OUT
as an evidence OF good faith. ,..,,o,s =,
Address letters and COMMUNICATIONS VI
every character TO ,,.,,,rv
H''A Fort Worth Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
Who Expects Justice |,
tWaxahachic Mirror (,

'wuNahachic Mifrorl
. cunningham, who killed Fle,,,,,
.ne 6reenback editor, at Fort v Wnu,g
was convicted of murder in tho " Ssona
degree and given only five wo sscono
onin I nn us The crime, in the ~
I I,,t OF many, deserved hanrinas
nu. .hen who expects justice from H. +.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

MAYOR SMITH of Philadelphia mot
of Fort WORTH is Republican who
believes in n white mans Republican
party His first official act is to dis
criminate 10y humiliating conditions
against the colored policemen of thai
city who were appointed by Mayor
King, his Democratic predecessor, and
several OF them have been forced to re
sign. Where are Cuney and Nelson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

AMIDST all this speculation toward
presidential possibilities, it cannot fail
to excite curiosity that two men who
a few years ago We're dividing the at
tention of the country are no more
spoken OF than If they had ceased to
exist. These two men are Conkling
and Hayes They both committed
e.,..;I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

The Galveston Democrats should be
taking some steps to redeem that con
gressional district from Republican
ism. Texas must send eleven stauch
Democrats to congress this year, to
seive under and sustain Democratic
president. Ireland had good major.
ity in the counties composing the Gal.
weston district, and there are moi
wanting Democrats in that district who
can poll the full party vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
CHEAP COLUMN

advertisements under this head will be In.
serted at the rate OF I'VE cents line ~.
insertion, seven words TO the line. No aavsr ,'
tisement Inserted Tor less than 25 cents %.
ties with whom we have no running accoun,
aust pay In advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

THE friends OF Blaine are very bitter
in denonncing the possible nomina-
ton Of Mr.. Arthur by the votes of
Southern states which, they say, will
not cast sinzle elect oral vote for the
Repub can NOMINEE. There is little
cons tency IN this. 1t l. not at all
sure thlt New York or Indiana will
vote for the Republican candidate and
they will help 10 nominate Blaine.
Southern Democratic states have as
much right to vote for Arthur a.
Northern Democratic states to vote fol
blaine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
Cotton Mannfac ture in the South

After having completed its railroad
work, the next enterprise for Fort
Worth to entertain is the establish
ment of manufacturing industries for
the employment Of a large population
and 10 reap the advantages of her rail-
way facilities. In certain branches of
manufacture the South possesses adj
vantages over the North, which are'so
largely in her favor as ultimately to
attract all that class of manufacturers
to this section. This has been dem
onstrated 10y the success of the cotton
mills in Georgia aud Tennessee.
They have declared large div
idends while Massachusetts, cot
ton mills were closed for want of
profitable trade. Nothing could be
more natural, nothing more inevitable
than that the South should usurp
the supremacy of the North in the
manufacture of staple which she
alone produces. 1t was looked upon
as n breach of the natural laws OF trade
that the mills that turned cotton into
o cloth should be two thousand miles by
c rail from the feds which produced
: the cotton. Sen.ible manufacturers
/ have begun To acknowledge this by
II transferring their mills from Lowell to
o Atlanta and Columbus. 1T is claimed
by Dr.. w. II. y ung of Georgia tina,
=, n cotton mill ut Columbus in that state
capable of using fifty bales of cotton
u dav h,a an nd vontaoe In the cnat n
Df -.
ii i" ~ IN
"a equal TO $3.50 daily. To quote DIR
~ Younp,s words and figures. the noint
le ,haans
II v, az , ,',',,
III ,,,
"A po"su. III oolun'p" o"' "'',"s ava eNpense
', '"' a.
VI ~" - -. -. -, -
As COST TO ri'h NhM hN"h"Np AiLb'
as 'S"s $50 - No''" "N'eNo
III 40 ips', costing ioc' per ~ ~
" $1,000 10 80 III srm anu-NNp Nib
Ming and .hinnlsc, 90
RS Warehouse delivery, zoe; dray-
~ age to depot, ioc.,,...~...,.~ IS
lat Local nfe ms. antil shippedsc'
NV Average rrelrh, 10 n New Enc.
by land interior MILL differing
lar In late but averaging on
le- ~ IDS. vtluO,,..."...,...e,f u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
wAnrEp..-MIscELLAax0Us

ylTANTED-MEN TO SELL TIE ,,nnsn-
w popular book extant, Gaskeli oTnds,os-
dun, enlarged aOQ pages; specina dress, o.
W. Borland & Co., Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
wANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTED-IM NM EDfATELY-FIVEG coon
" men or boys to work on farm. Apply al
Fort Wo th National bank.
Two BRICKMAkERS AND ONE BRICK
l setter: Will contract with them 10 make
$4,000 brick and furnish money TO pay the
men with while making the brick or give
them work by the day. Address Mahouey &
Evans, Colorado, Texas.
Two YOUNG MEN with good moral char.
i acter, who can deposit So, security, to act
as news agents for the Union News Co. APP
ply ut Union depot.
nORN, SHELLED OATS. shenf oats, millet,
" hay and chopped feed at corner Thir.
teenth and Houston streets. b. +. Hardss 4
Co. Telephone Ne. a5s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
FOR RENT-DwELLINos.

CPRING CHICKENS at corner I rr,s,
y tenth and Houston streets. Is. u. harps'
4 Go. Telephone No 25s.
NOR RENT--TWo NEW COTTAGES. ONE
i square from u .lknap street railway Az
ply To X. p GAZETTE office.
HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS for sl2.y p ~.
I'll month. In tne, high situation anu Va Va.
cellent neighborhood, on borse,car I'M In In.
II 6 East Belknap street. Apply leAA' =
vestment Co.. Limited. ----------
DARTY DESTROYS OF TRAvEL,sT,nii
rent nicely furnished house, six rooms, 70
reasonable terms. Prefer to rent 70 ia ansss
without children. Address, with reieie"s~'
Il, Is. A., GAZETTE Office. ------------.---
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
The Choice of Texas psnu,,,.,

-, INortoh's Intelllgonccrl
r Inc man declared the choice q,
ieSas Tor president lives in Main :
S UNI, writes his name in full James
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

means twenty-fou. Arthur votes; and
on the contrary, IL the Blaine men are
strong enough, they will admit the
delegation OF straightouts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

A GOOD CHANCE-0NE OF THE bEsr
"A business stands In the town oil Clepn,n WI
two doors from the post.oillce, can DC securs
by buying small remnant OF fancy gI np ~ a
OiIer open for a few days. Apply to rtroope
barclay, Cleburne, Texas. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
CITY eopERrY FOR SALE.

NOR SALE OR RENT-A brick store-h2use
L on the Square, and a dwelling-house OF 81 y,
rooms ON the corner of King and Waihul
streets, sherman, Texas. Address L. u poa
3,J
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

GOOD HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS
a hall and two rooms p'astered; Also;
new cottage ON same lot. EixlOO, No. WV in''
ipr ri rect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
WANTED BOARDERS.

TOR DAY BOARD OR BOARD AND L0DG
Ing at reasonable rates, apply at NO. III
East Third street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

Leaving, as Is seen, difference Of
s746 In favor OF the Southern mill.
On fifty bales the profit to the Georgia
mill Is s3Ta In excess Of the Massachu-
sets mill. Running ala days in the
year. the sum total OF profit Is Sll0.7io.
Cotton IL as cheap at Fort Worth as
at Columbus. More of 1t is produced
within a given territory TO Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

n,,r,fEv epS|
sxcoidk nsrm's
Guiding @'..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A SITUATION BY GENT III
W man of ten years experience, In dr.,
goods. Call at Ginpochia's hotel, room a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

no RfNT-A LARGE AND NICELY FUR
i nlshed south room with board also, sonls
day boarders wanted, at 500 Rusk street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

r,sspsS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

NICELN -FU FINISHED SOUTH ROOMS.
IN Apply at No. III East Third street.
NOR RENT--FURN ISHED SOUTH ROOM
Mrs. Ambrose, 6i5 West Third street
no RENT-fLEASANr ROOM, NEATLY
L furnished. Apply at 50j w. LIST street.
ERESH BUTTER on ice, at Corner Thir-
teenth and Houston streets. b. y. Har-
Kiss " Co. Telephone No. IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

NKss. .. M!AYFiEID IN
" 200 Houston m
respectfully tender IL
z Iens Of Fort NonI ,,;-,
Teeth ertrac :sd S,;s,-'
nitrousoxlde pl l,s
Q speciality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TELEPHONE YOUR orders for fresh Dut
ter Ton itel. chickens, eggs, fruits anu ses
eiablcs TO No. 2js. Is. e. Hariiss q 20 coinei
Thirteenth and Houston.
NoR sALE-BLANK DEErE VII ZEN
L doris lien retained. GAzKr2sJo onl0o'
nor SALE-BLANK DEEDS WIFI onM
I gle and Joint acknowledgements oAAhf'
lob Office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

SUBURBAN PoPERTY FOR RENT.
NOR KENT-A DAIRY FARM OF 10y
L acres aud eighty mich COWS, only y miles
from city. Apply to ]. Il. Couper, attorney
at law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

| 4. stefan and su7n, Z
I, Twombley dsaitIid1
| one block south 4 usi =
W Eat Westheiisii "a
from II 10 ia. mrl IA
Specially Of disessa d
No at Residen0,G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

DE; S :, Z !: os!cosil -,
p p cotton ND ~
N. and 0b'p s-''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
ROOMS FOR RENT.

DARTY DESTROYS or LEAVING CRY
/ during summer months Will rent nicely
furnished house of three rooms. Prefer rent
Ing 10 n family without children. Term!
reasonable. Apply, Telephone No. 1893.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

DR W, W. R0UlH,sSS7
" and residsnt; NV
opposite the open - n
a lon M 30 toipr:s.
Telephone. No
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

NR WI. HARru n
" Worth, Tel. Pndt7
OF the eye, ear md 81
Houston and FouriarMI
Augusta Rsslderf.rE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

DRs- M0REY I NJ
~ Medical PhJfd,s r
NO. is Main stfe.L var
drug store. Telssl3sSS
nrrhal dlssaaes 1 Iz.rs
Calls promptly i'ttSl
hours 5 bha m:iriiS1
Residence on But k,s1
s1uare. &
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

The first names 10 be found In the pro-
fcssion have strange Dutch and quasi
learned Latin air about them De Bills
and Clauderius, Ruysch aud Swammer-
dam apothccarics, amateurs and ply
sicians; each boasting Of his own partic-
ular process aud contcmptuous Of the
other, and each with hls own cabinet
where ho kept his specimens, and
whence he jcalously excluded his rival.
OF these Ruysch. the anatomist, was
the most celebrated and the most sue
cossiul. Up 10 his day the Egyptian
process. simpli6ed and modified. but
not materially departed from, had
chiefly continued In repute, aud II was
hs who introduced an important change
Of detail. and conceived and executed
The plan Of injecting proservatiye fluids
into the dead body by the blood-vessels.
A contemporary u Peter tho Great, he
carried the art 10 such perfection that
his specimens we're the wonder OF the
time In which he lived. aud II is even
recorded that the Car. on seeing tho
body Of child which he had preserved.
did not detect u was dead. and kissed
H. But he died with his secret undiss
closed. jealous Of Il TO the last. rs they
all were; DO Bis, too. departed uncom-
municatiye; Clauderius. on one occa-
sion. admitted 10 his cabinet on the
strict understanding that he touch moth
Ing. managed TO wet his finger and ap-
ply II secretly 10 specimen. and tast-
lag Il, detected the presence Of salt.
In England William Hunter followed
the process Of Ruysch, making a we'll
known use of Il with the wife of the &C.
centric Martin Van Butchcll. who re-
poses TO this day In the Museum Of tho
College Of Surgeons; 10 whose rocep-
tons after death many VI the most
learned and fashionable Of tho London
world 1ocked In curiosity.
Madame van Butchell Is no longer
the attraction she once was. she lies.
or rather stands, in an upright case with
n glass lid. in far-oif. locked-up room.
among old bones and dusty picture
frames. Her eyes are sunk and
the mouth Is drawn; her hair II frowsy
and the limbs wofully pInched and
shriyeled; but the general outline
II the head and features Is dis
tinct enough for recognition. and
the nose retains certain archness and
piquancy very remarkable In q lady
who should have been dust any time
these hundred and ten years past. Next
TO her In n similar case. stands person
embalmed by sheldon. She died Of
consumption. Just hundred years ago.
aud is not at Nil pleasant sight. Corn
hin Magasiae.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

AUGUSTA, NE, september ".
A most foul murder was committed iu
the Superlntent's ONCE OF the Augusta {
Sommciyllle Street Railway Of this city.
william Wales, an aged white man aud
night watehman OF the company, was
found this morning dead In the Office with
q fearful confusion on the back OF his
head, and the body burned TO q crisp.
by him lay pIek.axe and an ol'can
showing the terrible weapons used TO
compass the murder aud the method by
which It's perpelrator endeayored 10 wipe
out all ycstlge OF the brutal deed. The
body had been saturated with o and set
on fire, burning IL almost TO clnder
from head TO feet and burning holes into
the floor beneath him The object, evil
dently, was TO burn down the building,
and the confagratlon was only stopped by
the pools OF blood which saturated the
space about the dead mans body.
A desk near by was prled open and thirty.
eight dollars were taken off vales, who
was over sixty years VI age, was making
the rounds Of ths premises at the time
and probably was about 10 wind his
watch at eleven o'clock, as the last
puuctu.e In the dial showed half-past ten
There Is no elew To the murder, which
was evidently performed b. some one ac.
qualnted with the Place. Two arrests
have been made, aud there Il much In
dignation In the nelghborhood. The
Coroner's Jury has commenced the In.
quest and adjourned till tomorrow.