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Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Ad
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Notice Of Contest.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, IDAHO

U. 8. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, IpAHo.l
Noveaber 10, 1883.
COmplMAt having been entered at this office
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abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. 1874, dated
September 2ath, 1882, upon the S. y N. f. \ and
n. = s. f.. u, Section r. Township l, s., Range
cancellation Of said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
oh day Of April, 1884. At 10 c'cloct. .. m to re-
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
SKELETON UNEARTHED.
Excitement Over the Discovery of
Man Presumed TO Have Been
Murdered.

Battle Ground, Ind, March 3d.
Tippacanoe township, in which is
situated the famous battlefield
where General Harrison faxed the
prophet and the great warrior, is con-
siderably stirred up over the finding
of a human skeleton on a farm some
four miles from this place. Frederick
and Elmer Thomas, while at work in
the field, discovered q withholding
object protruding IL .ough the earth,
and. led on by curiosity.
they partially removed the Garth
aud were Mortified to find a skeleton,
which was still in a fair state of pres
The indications we're, that
n hole had been dug few inches
deep, and into this the bocY had been
tossed by the nurderers, Y the deed
was one of violence. The fact that
an effort had b'ien made
TO bury the body shuts Sat All idea
hat the PERSONS death was a natural
Dne. as the iuterment won a not have
peen made in so remote ioeality.l
SPECULATION is rife as 10 who tue dead
nan was or where he cam rom. The
,Iothing had all rotted awes leaving |
Nothing whatever by which % esIab'
ish identity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
Lightning Strokes In France.

NJ. Cookery, the French minister al
posts and telographs, has oommuni
Gated 10 the French Academy of Sci.
ences m elaborate report on { he strokes
OF lightning which were obserued IN
France during The first half Of last
| year--that Is, from the beginning of
January TO the end Of June. The re-
port Is the first of its kind and IL due
TO resolution of the international
conference on electrical units. held in
Paris inslSS2, expressing wish that
an international system of observi.
lions on lightning strokes should be
organized, encll country collecting It's
own data, NJ. Cookery framed lis,
OF questions which were distributed TO
all the postmasters in the various de-
partments, and such agents of railway
| companies and others as were willing
10 assist in the work. The questions
embraced the nature OF the stroke
damage 10 life and property and gen
neral description OF the conditions and
elleats. The result Ia the Interesting
document presented TO the academy,
from which II appears that In jan
uary there was stroke injuring man
who carried an open umbrella with
metal ribs. In February there was no
strokes at all. lii march there were
four strokes damaging unprotected
buildings and high oak tree. In
April there we've only four strokes, in
iuripg several persons, some popular
trees, weather cock, bell tower,
and an Isolated building. In NAV
there were twenty-eight strokes,
killing two men, seven cattle, three
horses and injuring several persons
and two hOrsee, M veil a numerous
trees and houses. The trees were
oaks. cLestnuts. poplar, and several of
the strokes attacked the chImneys Of
the houses. III IL notable that Il gilt
Wooden figure OF Christ IN front of the
Church of Bunsecours (Seine.Inferi-
lre) was struck, although the church
has a lightning rod on H.. During
Jhe month Of June the total number OF
strokes largely increased. there being
no less than lI3 or from three to four
1 day. The daily number varied dur
pg the month, but was, II anything,
argcr ut the end than ut the beginning
,fthe month. Seven men were killed:
about forty persons--men. women and
injured. Some seventy
lnimals were killed. including fifty
heep aud dog. Many trecs--oaks,
'oplars, Gins, iirs--were struck. A
omraon object struck was the bell OF
oine church, the chimney Of some
.ousc, or the weathercock Of a barn
'omc of the strokes observed were re-
eived by the lightnipg-rods Of build
ngs, aid did no damage, except per-
APPS fIslpg the point Of the rod. On
he other hand, several serious acci-
enis 10 buildings, and Ia one case
cath to u horse, occurred within CONF
short distance Of light
ing-rod from fifty To eighty fneters).
soIated trees. aud animals under
lem appeared 10 have, suffered most.
ain and hail accompanied most OF
he storms. r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
DALLAS.
James Wilson KyOcI,ed from TrestIe
and Not Expected to Live.

Special TO the Gazette.
Dallas, March 30.-James Wilson
was found under the Texas & Pacific
lrestle bridge this morning in critical
condition, and is not expected to live,
as he is injured about the spine and
legs, also internally. He was taken to
me county hospital at the Jail. He
tells your correspondent that he was
Knocked off the railroad bridge about
eight O'Clock last night by an UNI
known man, who sand-bagged or
siung-shotted him. He fell nearly fif-
W feet. He says that his real name is
James Iandingham, and that he is
the son of DR.. Landinghan murdered
by Lewis Brantley eleven years ago
IN Lamar county, Texas, that
Branlley never has been captured and
ne believes he was in Dallas and made
me murderous assault on him. The
injured man was adopted when eight
years old bv Mrs. Betty Wilson, who
iives near McKinnev. His real mother
he says is alive somewhere in Illinois,
ana as he expects to die he wants this
item to reach her eyes and ii possible
mat she will come and see him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
WAC.
Announcement Of III Change in The
Examiner DR.. 'almer to be
Invited 10 lecture.

special TO the Gazette.
Waco, March 80. The Examiner of
this morning thus announces Il bust
ness change whichSas wired to the
GAZETTE. exactly $ follows, just two
weeks ago tonight
The Examiner his morning passes
under new MANAGEMENT, it having
been leased for fiveIears TO company
which will be styld the Waco PUB
fishing company. The new company
consists almost Gclusively of EN-.
ployes of the paper and all of them
are hard-working, apable and sober
men, who embark il the enterprise for
the purpose of mixing n living for
themselves and tDse dependent on
them. They Will Gdeavor to publish
Il live local and slde paper, and ask
patronage only on the merits of the
paper they shall produce, while they
VIII be grateful forany services friends
may perform for item in starting the
new enterprise. The president of the
company is VIM. Lambdin; business
j. III. Iurwcod; political
editor, j. Il. Elgin local editor, II. o.
Plunkett.n
~, oyteilanconSIe to"uay
decided to invite Rev. DR.. Palmer of
New Orleans to make his promised
visit to Waco on April 9th, at which
time he will delive,a lecture, the pro-
ceeds 10 go to the hiilding fund OF the
new Presbyterian church.
The GAZETTE, with full accounts of
jhe big riot at Cincinnati, sold like hot
.akes on the streetthls morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
WISE COUNTY.
The SeYen-Hilled Guy of the West
Random Reapings from RliOIne.
Corrospondence or the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Rhome, March 29.--Our prairie has
put on n beautiful new dress of green
since my last communication, and
from the elevated position on which
our town OF Rhome is situated nag
nihcent landscape presents itself.
From the former site of old Prairie
Point, Immediately in our limits, can
he seen the meanderings OF the West
FORK IN It's serpeniine course towards
your Queen City ofthe Prairie with the
budding elms along its bank, contrast
ing with the yellow leaf of some of lis
forest companions makes a scene beau
tiful enough for the painter. Then
again as you look to the west and see
the distant Jim Ned mountains and
lofty mounds, looking like great senti
nels watching the decline OF Indian
barbarism and steady progress OF civil
lZation in Wise county and North
Texas, and compare them with the
East dotted with large ranches and
nice farms covered with green grass
aud rich green wheat fields, You
must admit That it IL one of the grand
est sights ever looked upon In Texas,
aud compliment those who selected
the present site of Rhome
Our farmers say their corn Is coming |
up finely, and some of them are al.
ready beginning to plant cotton, The
wheat and oats are doing well, but
need rain now, and will need IL badly
IN short time five do not get ii soon.
Prof J. w. Cleveland's school optn.
ed on Monday under the most ilatter.
ing and favorable circumstances.
Our leading citizens, to their credit
he it said. are taking IA lively interest in
matters, which the rich as
4 general thing neglect on account of
heir being able to send their children
,ff 10 school, but here IL Is different
The wealthiest citizens are taking tie
cad in building mp Il home institution.
We learn from our postmaster, Mr..
NV. Wilmington that the mall receiy-
ID and delivered mt this place has in
reased In the last few months consid-
iably. an Is still on the increase.
MIR &. w. Wilmington from Clay
ounty has become citizen Of Rhone
nd Is doing business with his brother
Our merchants generally are dong /,
lush business this spring. /.
We have preaching from the repre- J
entalives Of the Baptist, Protestant
Iethodist and Presbyterian denomina- ..
ions aud occasionally IN exhortation
ON sDliISletptT i'r2t business :
nd morality are both iioBIlshlns = !
VI midst. /.
u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
BEARS In THE CATSKILLS.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Capture Two
Cubs-An Encounter in Greene
Comfy.

Ellenville, March 1.-THE hop-polC
cutters and bark-peplers in different
| parts of this county are beginning
early to talk CT the presence of bears la
unusual numbers in the mountains.
Shandakip, Hurley, Woodstock and
Hardenbergh townships seem to be
| the chosen field of these animals this
| spring. They have emerged with
| their young from their winter "sleep.
ing" places several weeks before they
are usually looked for, notwithstand-
ing that the snow is still deep In the
woods. The Neversink region sends
In the story that Il barls-peeler at
tempted TO capture u pair of
cubs u few days ago, snugly slowed
away in "A hollow stump. He took
them up in his arms and was hurry
ing away with them, when the moth
er appeared. Thinking that he might
oui-run her and reach house that
was distant about half mile, the
bark-peeler kept the cubs in his arms
and ran. The old bear gained on him
rapidly, however, and he put down
one of the cubs, hoping that the moth
er would stop with ~ long enough TO
allow him to get beyond her reach |
with the other one. She stopped, but
only an instant. Seeing that only one
of her cubs had been released she rush,
ed after him again. He saw that IL
would be impossible for him to reacb
the house before the mother would be
upon him, and he dropped the other
sub, This satisfied the old bear. A
party of armed men subsequently, went
N search OF the bears, but had not cap
.ur,d them at last accounts.
The WDOnstock country Is excited
over the adventures of four men and Il
10Y with she bear and three cubs on
trlday last. The larty was hunting
,nbbits near the Greene county line.
The boy fired at q rabbit he had scared
rom brnsh pile, and at the sound of
he gun large bear came out from be-
iild the roots Of fallen tree. She
vas followed by three cubs, and rushed ,
irectly at the boy. The bear was only
few steps away, and the boy fired the f,
barrel of his gun at her,
mt as 1t wa loaded with fine shot the !
iiect was only to increase the bear's /
iry. The boy ran and shouted for
clip. The four men appeared In time {
save the boy, who was being closely /
ressed by the euraged bear. The i
ups OF the party contained nothing /
ut fine shot, but the men attacked d
ne animal. The cubs huddled To- j
ether short distance behind their i
Ioiher. While the men we're firing !,
ito the old bear, the boy carried away i
yo of The cubs. The mother discoy. II
ed the loss Of her cubs at once, aud n
rOke away after their captor. Sllel 4
I'D received nine heavy charge. off {
ict, however, and was mort NY
ounded, and fell dead before she had
Jne many stcps,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31

GALVESTON.
Health Statistics -Eucroaclment of tho
Gulr-Gcrmm Immigrants for
Tpyns

Galveston, March 30.-Dr. VIM
Penny, city physician, has made q
compilation OF niortnary statistics fol
the past nine wears, showing that Gal.
weston is preceded only by Oakland
Cal, Cleveland and Detroit O.. the list
of the healthiest cities in the United
States.
The encroachment of the gulf upon
the east end of Galveston Island,
though partially checked by the revet.
ment recently built, is still a serious
menace. Since the first report of the
city engineer, the water near Sixth
street has advanced 100 feet, endanger-
ing two dwellings and several pernla-
nent hath-houses.
The New York steamer arriving TO.
day brought lS5 German immigrants
for various points In Texas.
Rex, Father Moore of Harrisburg, In
this state, has been mentioned in con-
nection with the see OF Corpus Christi,
made vacant by the elevation OF Bish-
op Mamcy to the episcopate of Mo-
bile.
About ~ o'clock tonight Officers
Reddo aud Fritsch had their attention
attracted TO suspicious noise in Fret
berg d ltleln's wholesale liquor estab.
lishment on the Strand. Frlis,h imine-
dialely stationed himself at the front
door, Reddo went To the rear, revolver
in hand, and quietly pounced on n man
Mt the entrance. Another individual
inside the store not understanding
the situation walked right under The
muzzle Of Reddo's revolver and two
safe robbers, for such was their occu-
patton, We're pluckily held ut the pis.
tolls point by the officers till assist
ancc arrived. The thieves, taken un-
aware, had dropped their revolvers.
The flash of n dark
lantern revealed Il full
set of appliances for safc-blowing.
Morris Frank aud Aug. Schmidt are
the names given by the prisoners, both
of whom are MISUNDERSTANDING specl.
mems of humanity. They have been
in the city only two days, having come
from New Orleans via Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
t~s
LUNGYlEW.
Death Of Elder Perry The Tragic
Tale Of Rack back Tom and
His Repentant Spouse.

Apecihi 10 the Gazefie.
Longview, March 8l.-One OF the most
NOTED negroes of Nor Invest Texas, Richard
FERRY died yesterday. Al least 800 colored
pSppit We're present al his burial.
N lhst August "a colored man, Rack-bafk
ION, ION cominitted suicide becanse OF his wiie,s
nntsithtulnes,. This sc ms 10 have parlis, IL
" ciitzed h n and this inorning she was
inunu lear bis grave with her throat cut.
sne WAS not quiie dead, but said Tom ha
sent IN l-r AMI she was going 10 him. "
~ he multitude IN aifeDdanc. at the burial
o. Elder Perry, none needed the half erazed
dying suicide
One candidate for mayor and two for alder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
Far Western Journalistic pleasantrIes,

lbuttc lh. ~ inter hounialn.l
The carrot which edits the Salt Lake
Herald, a late importation from the
FIJI islands, should he sailed down
He Is too fresh for this country, and
even the saving grace Of q new set OF
endowment rober soaked IN he sacred
grease watts Of the church will not snf-
flee to conceal his plentiful lack Of
ability aud The vast amount Of misin-
formation and bad character he has ac-
cumulsted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
WASHINGTON.
cautious Kellogg Carefully ,eepIug His
Weather Eye Ope.
ihe Assistant Attorneyslb of East
Texas to be Reyiyd.
Special TO the Gazette.
Willy KELLOGG

Willy KELLOGG
WATCHING THE MAIN ma Nrr
Washington, d. G., Mara 70 .-Tho
attitude OF Congressman Kellogg Of
louisiana is causing nue. continent
10 Republican circles here IIe res
some Time back pronounced Loom
man, but now he refuses tcplace, h5n,'
sell ON record in favor of al par,icn,ar
candidate for president. fhe J,ogan
men say that he is afraid ynressina
himself in view of the peding stas
, route Indictment againsthim. He
mas now demanded a tria and dav
IS set therefor, to the disgst of the nd.
hiihistralion adherefs, who
wanted TO terroze him
with the indictment until The
meeting of the Chicagconyen,ion
kellogg's influence amor Louisiana
Republicans is unbouned. and his
counsel is Needed in hany other
southern states, especial In Texas
He can be the means + sending y
numb Der Of delegates to Clcago for 6is
l "a Logan. There iprobably no
republican in the Sol6, since the
death OF eN-Gov. Davis Texas, who
possesses the strength of he Louisiana
statesman. The Arthu men know
this, and know that hes opposed TO
,heir man, and hence tfir desire to
nave prolonged the dayor his trial.
should he be set free n time. IL is
claimed that Kellogg VII in person
operate the Logan macine in Lou.
lsiana and Texas, and ifluence as far
~ possible the negro vos from other
states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31

MARLIN.
Folliyar Lott Shot by 4. c. OttOrf, Ed.
it0r of the Bali.

"ptuIhI 10 Inc Gazetie.
Marlin, March 30.--Tollivar Lott, q
cowboy, was shot 10y L. G, Ottorf, edi-
tor of the Marlin Ball. last night. OF
tori heard some one inside his yard,
whom he hailed, and receiving no re-
Spouse he fired, shooting Lott In the
legs with small shot. The wounds are
not serious. No one attaches any blame
70 Ottorf, but all consider him perfectly
justiliable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31

TEXANS AT THE ApIToI..

TEXANS At THE NPlTOL.
Washington, March S-Doorlleeper
Wihtersmith has retured from Fort
ress Monroe, where he ad been to re-
cover his health. III has suffered
much from sickness slice being elect
ed. Judge Norton ofDallas has ar
rived.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
Marine Arrivals.

Galveston, March 30. --ATfiyed--
citv Of Norfolk. from Indianpla; SAD
MAJ Marcos from New York.
" sailed Steamship City Of Norfolk,
for Morgan CITY. "a .,..a,,.
New Orleans, March 90 ifiss ..'',
Steamship Venezuela, from LifefPo"''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
Tribute 10 Western Institutions.
lphIladelphia Gull.

At Mount Carmel, Pa. y youth Of
sixteen, named Michael TORY, IL un-
der arrest for attempting TO wreck q
train in order TO plunder the wounded
passengers. A little further West
Michael would now be adorninga con-
venlent tree.