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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

BALTIMORE. April ls.-The Sun, special
from Rome states that Rev. Dennis Bradley
has been created Bishop Of the new do
cese Of Manchester. A formal document
freeing the American College Irom the
order Of sale under the decision OF the
Court Of Cessation against the property OF
the propaganda sdes, " was lodged with the
propaganda to day. The Rope has issued
10 the Cardinals an encyclical letter relat-
ing to secret political societies. The letter
will rot be made public before next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
fArnEA's HORRIBLE CIiME.
lie deliberately Kii,s Hia Five Young
~ .aa.- Children " He5 ~

WArSRnoNo, Ga, April ls-Edward
Dawes, who is held in Jail charged with the
murder Of his five children, has confessed
his guilt. Hu states that his children kept
accumnlsting upon him, while his Ina.
bility TO supper: them diminished. The
children were, according to the custom
among Southern field handa, locked up in
the cabin while the parents ware at work,
Alto o'clock in the morning he felt an uu.
coutrollable desire 10 rid himself Of his
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OF the foregoing, 10 ui those who favored
Arthur fi.ss, % Of those who favored Gen.
ersi Sherman tirss, Of those who favored
John Sherman fret, l2 Of those who favor
I'd EdmuudA first, % Of those who favored
Harrison first, II of those who favored
Gresham ifs., and 81 Of those who favored
Logan first, had Blaine for second place,
makiuga total Of 3S3 favorable for Blaine
out Of AS
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EIorirg ,wlth a Culoreu NJ INN, wife.

CLEvSLAsD, O., April ls.-A very pecu.
liar elopement is tho sensation Of the city.
This morning n. r Pst'eraon, q colored
plaasssep, reported that . white man
named J. L.. Bingham, sewing machine
agent, had eloped With bis wills. Patterson
is one Of the most appointment colosed
men in the city. and quite ali active Rspub-
ljcan politician. His wiieis nearly white
and ghits pretty. Tbe sewing machine
agent, ,a 65 years old. It is supposed that
the GUILTY pair Lave gone 10 Detroit, and
the authorities Of that clty have been in,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
Locomotive Engineer Found Dcuu.

ISpIANAroLls, April lS,-The body Of
George Lsnh wss found in White river,
near this city, tonight. Leah was the old.
est locomotive engineer in the United
States, having been the frs. man to drive
the locomotive Rocket" which was ex.
hibited Of tho ;scsat Chicago railway ex-
hibitlon. He was VI yea1s'old. IT is SUP
posed 10 bea case Of suicide. ie--.-7-- - 'r;' & / = =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
TUE C0LLECT0RSulP..
HOW THE suRPRlsG WAS RECEIVED.
A Profauud Impression In The ICommusit,-rhs
Picple Iaditnin, and pfalAisg G.n.rai Duyai
for i!s AaslIns"-iIIs Worth as
Public Oticst-Hyho Not II Upi.sg 2

The announcement Of General Duval's
resignation In yesterdays INrELuuEScEk
cine like clap Of thunder and created r
profound impression. 1t WAS the talk Of
tho town. The correspondence was eager.
ly read Hnd freely commented on, and the
comments were lar from favorable to the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue. The
Commissioners letter was picked 10 pieces
and denounced as a poor specimen Of spec.
ial pleading. p ri a. h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
THE FLUnED KNlGHT,
A Sisnw Showing Which Way tho Politi.
cal Wind Blows Il, indiana. ~

INDIANA POLLS. IND, April is a Cincin-
natl paper sent out circular to the dele.
gates 10 tie Indiana State Ccnven-
tiop, which elected fur delegates
ior the Slate-at.large to the National
Republican Convention, asking an ex-
preston ol preference for Presidential
candidate. Out oi the 5G2 delegates, AIS
responded, and their replies show the fol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

An rnpgs's lr1quois Club letter doesn't
,'aos all uemmfa,s They don't like to
!" r, ,nIt that ,isy acted aA cowarda when
thsy Al oDeysd bis will and let lls electoral
iii mss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
THE CREIGHTON TO RLA,NI.

The Arthur men are the Federal Office,
holders, with a few exceptions. The United
States marshal, his numberless jeputiea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

T., romrrj.,ioner didn't wish to dictate,
4" rc~l was there 10 "d'lino my position
WI" .',, duty No IL revenue otlicial"?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

Among the different delegations, ohio
county's stood out c1editably. Messrs.
Jacobs, Taney, Todd, Wilson, Roll, Culd.
vel }ia fact, Of titel., were fepreaenta.
tiyea OF which the county could we'll ba
proud, and the delegation make pod and
lasting impression. : fw,s.,r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

u,r,,.os County Republicans declare
TI.inrAnd (iof. Thst ticket wouldn't
'o,,. wts, virrinSayefy mad.
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FER THE CID TICKET.

It would surprise stranger to West
Virginia 10 see the unanimity with which
the people off the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road Of Democratic proclivities favor the
nomination Of Tlden and Hendricks at
Chicago. The eaye Of cypher alley has
many warm lrieuds In the rural districts,
aud their leaders hope with the "old
ticket" to vote Ior, and the cry Of fraud in
the Electoral Commission of 1876, 10 drown
the general distrust Of their party in the
coming CANVASS l. observed with some
surprise that u large msjori,y Of the DEM
ocrats with whom 1 talked were opposed
to the Morrison tariff bill, and on the whole
disposed TO iet the tariff question alone.
this, called on i very promi.
nent gentleman and leader Of the Dsm,.
cracy at his home in b ,ckhanuon. ID con-
versation he SAID: d:<*Ws intend to let the
tariff question alone and fight for the
ON -. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

7r,vn,xloyrn EvAss didn't know ii waa
loaded.
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EEsgNTlEG AfILLY cuAE0E.

Tho chatgs that General Duval was using
his Office for political purposes was resent.
Cd by community which knows his worth
us man and an cillcer. Said an active
Republican: "Wly don't the Washington
authorities 10 for Il ose federal officers who
ars trying TO rope In Arthur delegates
sgairat the will Of the people-why isn't
something said ebout thu. q They seem
to have been looking Tor IN anti.
Arthur man for sacrilice." "A
genera regrs: WAS expressed that 80 good
Al officer must be lest, but General Duval's
promp. assertion ol bis rights was every.
where commended in the strongest terms.
81 would rather be Duval thanany man in
Wes. Virginia today" said one, .'ho did
precisely whs. be ought to have done, but
it isn't every man. who would have had the
nerve to DO it. ,.tl.5..
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Che gntdliggenff:r

-, ss.,.- ,r., ~ nnI ~ Fourteenth S'r"e..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

WKi7E Kid Opera Gloves Q. 25a a. J. w,
Fssrel's,
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ABOUT TIE INFORMATION,

That part Of the COMMISSIONERS letter
which speaks OF information that General
Duval WAS using his office for political pur.
posts created intense disgust, and opinions
were freely expressed with regard to the
source from which this false information
came. This fight on Collector Pierpont,
which at the time was known to have Col.
lecior Duvals office also in view,, was re.
called, and people put this and that togelh.
Or, aud they concluded that old hands
were at the bellows, -,-a.r. ,...=.-s.-.. =
BIG PETITION SUGGESTED. z
There WIS some talk OF carrying 10
Washington monster petition asking the
President not to accept General Duval's
resignation, but a friend .of the Collector
said he did NO, think this would bs accep.
table to & neral Dlval, and tho project
WAS abandoned. The feeling is 30 strong,
and General DGyal IL 80 highly regarded,
that There seems tO bs disposition 10 giye
him soma sort OF a formal endorsement, :
THEY WILL MISS lin. ~. &, ti..
Among men who do business with the
Collscscr's cili:e there wss anything but a
serene feeling. A cigar manufacturer
said II wonder who his successor will be-?
He will 6nd it hard to give the satisfaction
that General Duval has given. There lie
no trouble to get along with him. He is
always rind and oblising, though be
stands by the law. He has gone a
grea. deal ou: Of the way to
cave US trouble, and tell you VIC shall
miss him. You may say thst he is the
best Collector we hsre ever had. I'm sorry
that he mus. 80, but like every other West
Virginian I'm proud Of him. He's got
saud, and plenty o! it They might have
known they couldn't bull-dtzs him."
General Duval had nothing further to
say yesterday.
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SOME LEADING SPIRITS.

AoonAo'y lu'o woo why SuaIle u1u uOt
make any fun, 4 IL 1
"pin" Creeap, whose peculiar style Of
oratory is familiar to all frequenters Of the
legislative halls at Wheeling, talked all the
time, except when he ,wes laughing at his
own remarks, which nobody elsof could
hear. Pin once ssked Speaker Wilson, in
the House, if he Was "a vassal or a PEER,
Alluding to Wilsoh'a candidacy for Cover.
n0s n0s,tst os 9si{s tEs hGy hi4 that
/ Turner, Of Harrieon county, is one OF the
strougts! opponents Of the Ring. ST. Clair,
Of Faye,ts county, also didyeoman service.
Mr.. dallaher apparently did not intend to
20 for Lewis Baker 80 rough shod. He
was makinga digniled and forcible speech,
presenting the claims Of Treasurer o. Brien,
when the criea Of "Put him out" !" aroused
his ire, and he pitched in "rogardIess."
II Mr.. Kenna had not personally de-.
Tended the assessment resolution, or Il aay
body but Ruttsrmilk Mason had moved 70
strike II out it would not have been
=
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Atthe courthouse dooriu Henrietta, Clay
county, Texas, within legal hours on the nrst
Tuesday In june lsSi, ! viii, M the assign &c
of Il Dawson. sell to the highest bidder for
situated ON tie waters of the Red river near
the mouth of the Little Wichita In Said Clay
county, Texas, and known ms the Dawson
ranch; said lands having been conveyed on
the 3lst day of March, ISIS, by =, Z, walden
Wells. as will more iully appear from the
deed rec rdCd Ia book i pages Ill and $50 OF
the records of deeds Tor said Clay county,
Texas, The above lands Will, however, be
sold subject TO the lien OF the snld NRdens
upon said land to secnre them In the sum OF
s51 60 more or less, unpaid purchase money,
the purchaser at said sale TO assume and dis
cha ge said unpaid purchase money due the
said Nadens.
set forth, will sell TO the highest bidder Tor
ca h about 1870 10 $500 head of stock cattle,
In various marks and brands aud about SIX
iy-lve head of saddle horses, also Ia various
marks and brands. said cattle and horses be
ing know u as the Dawson cattle ana horses,
The right " hereby reserved 10 Withdraw
said cattle and horses from sale on the day
and Mt the place above SET forth, ", IN me
Judgment OF this assignee, the Interests oil Inc
creditors of laid u. Dawson demand u.
Possession OF the land above referred "a
viii be given when the same ~ sold, pro
yided, however, that In case the cattle ana
horses are not sold as Aforesaid, tnen posses
sion OF said land will be retained Tor n reasonn
BILE length oftime.
signment under tho laws of Texas, executed
by II. Dawson to me, w. X. GURUS, on th'
iiih day of November, 1888, and recorded ~
book X pages 100 10 7io OF tne fecoius
deeds for said Clay rounty, Texas.
Given At Hcnrietts, Clay county. JeNaH' I'M
Assignee OF Il. Dawson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

We offer bargains in Childrens' Shoes.
We offer bargains in Ladies Shoes.
We offer bargains in Ladies' Slippers.
We offer bargains in Mems Slippers.
We offer bargains in Gents Boots.
We offer bargains in Gents Shoes
We offer bargains in Mems Hats.
B We offer bargains in Childrens Hats.
We offer bargains in Trunks.
We offer bargains in Valises.
We offer bargains in Umbrellas.
4 We offer bargains in Rubber Coats.
We offer bargains in Mems Slickers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
FANNIN COUNTY.
Topics at Trenton-A Lively Village and
Its People.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
TRENTON, May 24.-This lively VII
lsge is situated on the Missouri Pacific
road, in one of the most prosperous
and healthy counties IN the state. Cot
ton is their chief production and many
of the farmers inform your correspond
ent that they yet have hopes for good
crop, Notwithstanding the great ram
storms that have visited this section
during the past week. They are, as
set industrious and hopeful men,
looking always on the bright SIDE, anu
encouraging each other by their cheer
f,,l natures. But your correspondent
was informed by one of the Oldest
farmers around this section that the
crons could not stand more rain, anu
nnlpss the weather changed, 80 'hat
tha soil will be In condition u ne
ti,Ied crops would not be worm
enough to pay for the labor oil gain
ering. ,,.,,
mis- little village is provided with
ono of the hest institutions OF learn
I'M, for miles around. The Trenton
;nst;tute with two very able and ener.
lns;i.. ,,o,,ng men mt It's head, Is last
S1o;n;,Sg widespread reputation ior
lie oreat satisfaction which parents
faai after the attendance OF their cnli-
aran for a term only, SO marked y Tue
;m ,vn in them. The institute
has enrolled forty scholars, many y.
whom are from different sectiois y.
the state. They have three dllisIe ,;o
.ne ssa viz preparatory, academic,
and collegiate, the latter including m ~,
shn =, aarent languages. Instrumental,
Ine ;a r. also taught with smaii
music 70 charge. The prlnci'
auni'io, look after the COM
pMs Of their boarding schoiarr
D lols r,no family board for then
pto ora ,hsir comfort is looked TO 1y
nsaent folk. aud at very REASONABLY
pieasanss , "a per month. Their Ia,
. .er,n will coinmence september
,erm VIZ ,,.entv weeks. Mr.. i. ) MATT
lassips w Msrrs. both graduates o
j anu AZ ar, colleges. are the principals. :,
a NJonra & Connolly are proprle,o,r;, a
a oJ 90 re- store occupy ing pupu
tue nmn..o feet. stocked Win ever.
: ing io w. hardware. These reniieliie'
2 eihss =, III r;ctlv cash business, ana carly
i stock of $4,000. wake grocery
o =. ~ ,,as q very fine and compile.
!; l Ilan Including all kinds OF cAnns'
stoch, n'a.s wood and tinwafe.
I sooasn; s Holmes are IN
. no ~ the saw'.
: pns could form some i ,hs oar
:. ,he,r ..,;,h lumber ready ioI ~,
Inent. Numbers Of tue Cars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

Kansas City, which shows their wide
spread reputation.
Mr.. j. r. Caldwell, who is n candi.
date for constable, is one of the most
popular men of his county, and would
undoubtedly make an excellent officer.
The citizens of Trenton say they will
elect him by large majority.
II. T. Sanders seems 10 be the lite OF
Trenton. Always ready with joke OF
some humorous story. His company Is
much sought after by the merchants
i'm their dull seasons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

VyHE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF
/ TAKTA MI Whereas, an The 30tn day Of
October, SNYDER, Craig 4 ccna co,paItn'tr.
WITT and +. II. craig, by their certain deed 81
firm name, 10 VIM. q. Nowby, M trustee the
that certain tract OF parcel OF land situate ~
Colorado city, Mitchell county, Texas, ana
known and distinguished upon The map or
plat of said city rs lot No. seven ~ In BLOCK
thirty twoci2l; also lot No twelyell2jip block
forty two fssj of said city, county aud state /:
and reference " hereto mnhe TO the plnt OF
Mitchell county. Texas. book 0, pages ~ and
": said property conveyed 10 said trustee 70
secure fIIe prompt and punctual payment NJ
bearing date OF October 10 1855: the n rst one 81
said notes being for the sum Of nine hund red
dollars, and due nifty days after date: tho
second note IN the sam of nine bundled dbl
lars. payable In sixty days after date the
third one Of ssii nOies IN the sum or ons
tho sand and TWEEN y-ssycn and i.-l0o dollars,
said notes bearing intercst at the rate Of ten
per cent per snnum from date. payable =.
order OF Joseph II. brown At his ONCE In FoIi
Worth. Texas and providing ior ,sn pepc Us, n,
law: said notes executed ty SAID Snyoer,
Craig a Co. 10 iholr firm name and delivered
70 said Joseph r. Brown, And .l.. nss s snd
the same remain wholly unpaid accyrulng -
Their legal effect; And whereas. said Brown
having made due demand upon the, said
trustee. 70 execute said trust; Ana whereas
the said Il II. Craig has. since the execution
Of said trust deed, deceased Now, therefore
III, Vim. q Newby. trustee as aforesaid. "
virtue OF this power and authority ~ M
vested by virtue OF said trust deed, VIII pre-
coed 10 sell nli the interest that said W.
Snyder and +. II. McDeyitt had IN the sa't
| property at the date Of the execution OF s,lt
4 deed Of trust, vii, thef M surviving partner
| OF said partnership nrm 81 sn, der, CInis
4 Co., or Us iDdividuais-in the cry Of for
/ Worth. Texas, Ia front OF the court nous
| Tues day In June, 1881. n public venduei ~
4 cskh IN hand. 70 lie highest and best blddsi
In accordance with the provisions ia sAi
Wines NY hand al Fort Worth this Ma
18Th, ia. WIN. q. NEWLY Trurtse'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
The Diamond Field.

PrrrsBURG, PA, May 3O.-Three
thousand persons attended the morn
ing game between the Alleghenys
and 1oledos. The game, which was
we'll contested, was won by the home
team. punching hits in the second
and third innings. Score by innings
Toledos 30 I o o ! l-6; Alleghe-
nys 0 3 3 90 o o--S.
WASHINGTON, May S0.-Washing-
tons 10; Columbus /.
NEW YORK. May 30.--Brooklyns o;
Indianapolis >.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
Receivers Appointed.

TOLEDO, May S0.--ln the United
States circuit court this morning an
ancillary bill for the appointment Of
receivers of the Wabash, st. Louis "
Pacific was filed and thereupon Scion
Humphreys and Thos. Il. Tut were
appointed for the road in Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

aiay So.-The coroner's
IN the Knapps tunnel
'uced last night, and a
!, .snoered generating the
ina all blame, every pre-
I'd g., oeen taken, and the
FUND TO be the effect OF
q .as names Of the killed
~ Joseph Frank, Angelo
Nm, fanz, Francisco Rizzi.
|miei Giovanni Cuirico and
M uel. They were Span
d,ssddnSarians. Two Others
Isroa,, out their names have
:, ra, as they were known
b isiy by their numbers.
''u'sd will probably re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

Regeneration for
.enieebl d systems
suffering from a
general want 81
tone and Its usual
conf Ia n Is,
dyspepsia "A n d
nerv, usness, ] =
seldom derivable
from the use of "A
nourlshing di @ I
and stimuli of APP
petite,unaided. 4
medicineth atwiil
effect a removal
OF the specific oh.
Niacle 10 renewed
health and yigor,
that Is a genuine
corrective, IL the
real need. II Is
the possession OF
this gra II d re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
Vital Questions -.

Ask the most eminent physician
al any school, what is the best thing
in the world for quieting and aiIaying
ali irritation of the nerves and curing
ali forms of nervous complaints giving
natural. child-like, refreshing sleep al
And they will tell you nnheiita-
"Some form OF Hops"
CHAPTER !.
Ask any or all Of the most eminent
physicians:
.Whst is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on TO cure all ulseas-
az of the kidneys and urinary organs
snch rs Bright's disease, diabetes, re,
tention or inability to retain urine, ana
ali the diseases and ailments peculiar
"And they will tell you explicitly
and emphallcally "Buchu."
Ask tine same physicians
.iyVhat ia the most reliable ana FUR
ast cnre + ,r all liver diseases or dysptp-
ain. consti pstion, indigestion, plious,
ness. malarial fever, agle, &C." anu
they will Tell YOU: :,
.NIandrake. or Dandelion."
H.nce. when these remedies are conf
.hined with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bit.ers
such a wonderful and mysterious cnIh-
tive tive power Is developed which Is so va.
led In its operations that no disease o.
IN health can possibly exist or resist III
DOW err, and yet i Is ..u ,woma,
Harmless for the most fran woman
weakest invalid or smallest chiid u
use. ryp :,
..Patlepts
Almost dead or nearly dying
For YEAR. and given up py pnysI
clans cf Bripht's and other kidney d,s
sases liver Complaints. severe congh'
called consumption. have been cured
ave Women gone nearly crazy
From agony OF neuralgia, nervous
,ass wax efufoes and various disease
pepna annIe drawn out n shape from ex
raciatine pangs OF Rheumatism. :.
Iufisminatory and chronic, OF sulis'
ing from scrofula'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

WACO.
n to the Sherili'-Induc
70 migrants Train
Erier Arrested.

i to tile Sheriff Induce
% migrants Train
ErNter Arrested.
jeanette.
lay S.-A. 7. Farrow, who
Dow the blow that resulted
str's death, came in this
hdNrrendered to the sheriff.
u private business called
itcm Waco, and when he
no idea of u fatal terrniua-
sscase, He read of Dow's
immediately returned to
lng to abide the legal result.
pinot be heard this term OF
his counsel asked for bond,
fixed at 5000. Farrow
u sureties for this amount
Becker, electrician of the
4 Houston Electric
pmpany of Boston, is IN the
consulting with the local
al company. giving infor-
= The cost OF a plant, ope-
enses, etc.
gof citizens was held at
onse tonight to hear the
committee appointed to set
sAn 70 induce capital and
p hither. Money will he
disseminating statistical in,
IN printed form, anu az
Louis and other railroad,
iale In the work by bring
Eaislon parties, with Waco
etlye point.
osoie hefe In The ranks OF
nphical union, over thu
one element of that body
aud reduced the scale o
cents as to the Sunny Soul
company, but made NJ
y, ~ The Day" and jol
Shets. The other sectlo,
ls,ent this, and an exciting
V'ng on tonight. 1t is pre-
Tue outcome will be tn
the union.
i asio, q negro, was arreste
M attempted train wreck
aeAas d st. Louis railront
", west OF the city.
I h d, Robertson has bee
Ms Is better to-day.
.Oln The country as to croI
acouraging.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
County Convention.

go
70 Of the Gazette.
= May e4,-The county
uet here to-day. The fol-
Ases were selected to at
,ne Fort Worth and Hous.
'ip9ns, viz: Samuel Steph-
nsmilton and Judge J. b,
sopreference declared a
o s0r John Ireland ; iieuten-
w -, Barney Gibbs.
|, ddn. e.a1 favored a repeal o.
'HH ''i No expression as t.
y. ~ !, y would doubtless hay,
y Y called for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

We offer bargains in Mems Business Suits.
We offer bargains in Mems Dress Suits
We offer bargains in Business Pants.
We offer bargains in Dress Pants.
We offer bargains in White Vests.
We offer bargains in Alpaca Coats.
We offer bargains in Seersucker Suits
We offer bargains in Jeans Pants
We offer bargains in Mems Overalls..
We offer bargains in Boys and s sHIEB
We offer bargains in Mems White s ssR aT9t0aED
We offer bargains in Mems Underwear
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with don't the refund the
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