Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-13
THE STATE CAPITAL.
An Iratc Fathers Pursuit aud Capture
ofilis Runaway Daughter.
The Comptroller's Instruction ON the
Redemption of Property.
Gov. Ireland on the Pcrplcxitics of tbe
Trimble Case.
special to the Gazette.

| .Ss' w y 'hiS itil mere iuSt night ans
ems morning. The river is rising rap
,uiy, ana disastrous overflow /
| looked for.
The burglary trial continues. Th,
uetehdhnts are making desperate Of
forts 10 prove an alibi, and faaten ,l,,
| gum upon Hunt, the clerk found ,iet
IN the store ON the morning of the rob
| berry
MIR. Bradley, lord mayor of sand
wich, England, reached The city ves
terday In search of his daughter. who
cloped some time ago will Vounp
doctor of divinity. He found her nj
the Carroilton house, her hus.
band being OH ON hunt.
Ing expedition. lie had her
I" pack her trunk and they left
yesterday FOR England. The husband
returned last night and was considera-
ply surprised and grieved 20 find that
the ohdurate father had followed him
10 America ana carried or his wife
me Liverpool aud London and
'iobe insurance company had their
permit 10 do business In this state ex.
tended twelve months to-day.
Ihe O., III. u 5. A. railway COM
mny paid 1911 taxes 10 day.
Tie extra session OF the senate con.
trmed about five hundred notaries, TO
whom commissions win be sent In n
few days.
The comptroller has addressed a let
Yer To each prominent daily, asking
bids for advertising tax sales of lands
IN unorganizrd cour ties. The papers
VIII not be permitted TO run inn the
advertisements as the Dallas Herald
did last year.
The comptroller in day or two will
issue the following to tax collectors:
Attention X called 10 the act an.
proved February 3, 1854, amending
sections three and eleven OF an act 10
provide for the gale of all real estate
bid of To the state by collectors of
taxes at tax sales, the owners of which
have not redeemed the same, approved
April Z, 1879, and TO extend
the right of redemption according 10
the terms OF shiu act ~ amended Sales
OF lands which have heretofore been
sold To the state, and not redeemed
within the time prescribed by law,
cannot be made until six months from
FEBRUARY ., 1854, and owners of such
lands can redeem the same mt any
time before the sales thereof. Lists of
lands which have not been redeemed
from tax sales have been forwarded To
collectors. Said lists show the taxes
and costs for which sales were made,
and in redeeming such lands owners
must pay double the amount OF tax for
which the sale was made. the
costs Of sale and all subsequent taxes
oh such lands, as may he due and un-
paid, aud If not redeemed until after
the advertisement il made, the cost OF
Mt 4. 4
Redemption receipts must be ms here. !
tofOre issued in duplicate one copv of
which IL 10 he delivered TO the parfy |
redecning and the other to be sent
this Office 10y the collector aud such
receipts must show the payment ofnIl
taxes on the hand. If such
subsequent taxes were paid prior to
aud other receipts given
therefor, the fact must be stated on
note on the redemption receipt, aud
any ON ssion in this respect
viii cause the redempiion
'tceipt 10 be returned for correc-
ion. IL it Is found that any lands
described in the lists sent from this
illioc We're enormously sold for the
axes of the years designated, steps
viii be taken 10 correct the errors, and +,
o cancel the same when necessary. MS
equired 10y the amended law, on
roper showing having been made by
he collector TO the comptroller, setting
Drth the errors.
The governor to-day addressed the ,
TO Senators Cokeana Maxey: :
"Gcntlemen: - Recent occurrenc es
II the Rio Grande have brought into
iscussion the SIKH article of !
he treaty of 1861 be.
ween the United States and s
leXicO. A few days ago train on I
IL Mexican Central railway, in Mex
20, some forty miles from the border,
'as derailed and robbed. Proof APP !.
cars 10 be very clear that citizens of Z
9TH governments were engaged in the
illr, and few days ago citizen OF 81
cXas by the name of Trimble was mr.
sted on the Rio GraDde, charged ~
it'll the crime named. | was inclined a.
allow him to be surrendered by the ~
tradition officer, but the matter was l.
ought to the attention OF the secreta- n,
of state, and he, acting, 10 a,
supposed, under direction q
the president, directed Trimblc's r
lease, aud the matter involving an "a
ternational question, Trimble was n
cordingly set at liberty. The atroc- u,
OF the robbery brings clearly TO sn
hit the lmpolicy Of the treaty. 1 -
we mislaid the first telegram Of the
cretary, but his language was that
e uniform construction Of the latter
ut of the sixth article had been that .,
was preemptory and mandatory, -
'anipg thereby, as 1 construed IL,
Al neither government would under 81
Y circumstances surrender her own
izens 10 the other. When this con Of,
uclion Of the treaty Is fully under liz
od and known on the border N,
me will be multiplied In
and however much we ire
" dislike the mode and manner OF on
als in Mexico, and the summary del
inner ia which persons accused are
posed of still the public veal GER IND
My demands that discretion rs TO dol
render should be left in the State, mi
! / call this matter 20 the attention toy
our senators, with view OF ending I'M
discussion OF the matter between
two houses. am, gentlemen,
y respectfully your obedient ser
nj, JOHN IREL and. 4,
Governor. Az