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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
Gluauous t0rIleo--A lies.

GllIuous u lIIeo-- MlNes.
4 ssIsTANT ROOKKEEPER.-By a young
n German - oxpe.,n,-. nd uulcr-t nds bookkeeping
h.ro-ly is w.lul % c'pt II4tion Is ASS ant al
''''''' "''''' CI&HLts EoHTz 81 asst 9th.,t.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR The NEW.
y YORK ImECNE WILL BE RECEIVED At ! HE
Sr,ts nndl D. M, aud 300 e, ISeniy.thri-si corner
So ihrGavc. corner Fory@rycuthsii Ios Ia67 TRla
Lys. near SWITCHED ant AZ tIc ~ GLEN o. T. = " "
T' S sS.@, once 9s " .-'y nl'n' up 20
DUTLER or VA lER.-Hya Young man IN
- pirate family igss d1snsi "a n9r2rsrT ! Ina d
loyer Wiling to 'oany part O. the country Address
BUTCHER or DRIVER.-ByaY young German,
ID English peakng AFRO 22 years three years cypereacS
in eS COP aaa M TS Y0UUNG. So rTs vo
COACHNAN AND GROOM-By a sober, re-
- l,l Protestant age .n thorou lilly understands
T ion al e1oyer Addrsss g. r. Tribune
Uptown Once lbs broadway.
NOACHMtN.-A gentleman disposing of his
hanu} W. m - he
terms m drrats Address DAv les Box - TnDuae once
COACHNAN-Bv 4 cOiored man is first-cla
PC, 10 East l-2dst
COACHNAN and GGOON.-Fir7t-class per-
Y fecty Glands his business every respect has
ohec ION 10 TIE country Ai'r''S l. O. Is Ayr'i'@'o"
BROOKLYN l.. d.
NOACHNAN. PORTER or PACKER.-}y
asuss ven ~ man ags 3D. Years \ references nom
last ernp'o,e sro = wiling ana thorougl5 acquainted
win lor-ss Address n CnAEL CULdANE "a "esLst.
EAR\ER and HOUSEKEEPER.-By couple
Oh ~ the undcr-t and- me ca OF
uasor: Sci u references Address j. F. "a tth-aNe.
NARDENER.-hy q young man who under
stands ms luisess also understand. o care Of horses
a,i ,Iri ing- ma red wife I'd dO bouseWOrk good
refrrel c. Address 4. p. 30 1hriave
GARDENFR.-By single man of long prac-
~ hcl experience COED roe sror,r snd grape rt,er;
.nq frs bowers Vrso a1cs lawns, &c very best
,f cItV References. al address
" wy J. 81 GAEDEN.R, 5j3 Broatst. Newark. y. J.
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By a young German;
NTg. sp.iks French ami English good uennan al las
business O. pcrcnce. sat sfactlry reicrehs~' A.
tAEL C0LNAN, 81 West th-7t
TWO energetic young men. with small capital,
would Ike tre agency FOR Chicago OF som legitimate
buslne mouse. a dress ,.,.-- o.,
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Ec1Gl Nollccs.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COUKI,
4 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW Ofh.-in ne
matter o. JOHN D. DJUgLA- bAh"Tup' IN D"H"
50 il hcr6by siyen TIA. TIE unders med assignee
t.uArrtfry nf i. O.r n-m.d bInkr1pt ana - Pul,
st 10 rt o n court, dug mat anl 'he cl W Sa
pa -rtt lr ltos SUE ~ t.
col lite AN To tslb Ei ulll"Ilh ~
throu glout the q tel STA 90 pr'f'. 'tD
thereof arS suupicmentar- Heroic anu pu Hant J." IRE go
erii ur,trs aud ru's IhsleIu er Nlh sc ny ~ nc ~ IT,
10 Ihe a. bidder. tho l3tu day U August o. -
Dol. clock noon Of That daF uf tho nill' ehi h,' t
Hal ~ York all hs tshL ll't Hhu ,h
"A bfr4rurt ~ lr pOss0-seN AZ the i'Hs u
of tleprit1n f1rtica 1iNDtf o. = nkihpi'y . 49,
10 and fu fnluIn d4rcr eel roll e'ai" 20 ~ ~
equal urui fI.d shti part ini h" ~ i' @ ~
ami .t "A d. III three 0'fial l' r., ~"
t.r,eis atu HId Hciue ~ mo hFhh "flu
nf u Nfp-. orb. ami Auo"h on hil Nv W
nf Register a. the ttiF Htu "iH pm H.,
cd me entitled ~ ip "i pInIIf ," t,
IIgith I.lsi-i 100 s esitit NJ "i ''- i'i
OF OF fd. hy tho nuuIef. nrHe.u ~ t''l.
twenty ono ~ bud Thirl q Il lni+ oxen bls' t,,
bounded 4pI contained 40 fpIuUst lpmu'h ~ - Pitt
fb, s,stD d. stIs uf seat it point distant .lty ~"
abd pafalel tl tlnfltn.at siUT-thr"s i'e' Uls .,
efIf With 81 ~ iWo NJ iHfl am 1870
firnrn rst .tIy nn line aEin parallel 10 htIp k.J,
40. "a. flnii ni ~
IN u. pnf4l.l -iib W ahn9ons i'i i'I, 81, ,t.,,,i
ttrY,s .artstIy .t.nu wuth ~ rn rflfil' '"
aIdr NJ Hfs ~ .tIkfa Hdd street 49, J." h' at,ti
ttIffd f.utt CO., f'at 4nd if" t IN, lH4
f.r Of una huudsa nnI forty a.frh Ifl i'fl @' ,,,
Do. Zoe 10 fbr aasftlf slha ~ tt ~, tHl ,.N H. fr,t
,..ng t4a rnt 3, tnfiy aldo ~ Wsf VI hit "h' TO NV
rlght inplsa 10 no place M i,f ~ M
HOHiHi HA"HlE' N'"A"'
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6itrations 10Inteo-fsmales.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
- ~ chartered b. the state NJ NeN.York)
Il IpF Fh6 Es sooa q kGIt6d 5'': .s6ney
Main o?s l 81 FFeaas,y PEAR "a. 9aiq,
bIoosyn "a ss'i near vaHdotoilIays
Ore 'ee entities The grTog OF all The Offices
Tn rei aces The following advertisers have been In
'dveriiser. c,p 30 soen NJ ou- omoa
CoQK-puvste boarIng house or hotel No ?. 1T 1,3l7
CooR-priyato family "a an ezcoou, private family cooks
COOK aid JoAGSE WAsH-Good sfni cook city or
coqn,E ~ l5I, s''sl ofy an, ov..,.,, i,,,
des' No. 1 at BIZ E-oidrsv
r. sr s,s, private family city or 'oun'
VA LrRES-:-nr.t-ca-s pryae family city or country.
ItUEn6FY ami cHiiBrewoRK Understands tho
O9 cHPhMBFiSiHif6 and 'EtMsrGISs w. nr,.cls,s
Cumberland and plain seamstes 40 . at l'l7 Broad
CGoK German; ovconon private family cook. No 10.
cooG a'I LEGNDnEss and cUAMBERwoRK and
E Ead 's ''O''''' ''''''' 40 H. At Lon
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
- YORK ImnrHE WILL BE RECEIVED Ar I H I,s
rstst. untl %. and 3os West twenty thrst. corner
$50 Thirdavc corner Fortvevcnthst. Nos 100 Th.rd
aye pear Sxeih. and At DE - q IM 2E ,, 2 90
Bpm. az regular ONCE rates.
UOn.-oyd res p'cta5lc Protestant woman
- ctcerUt baker; under.tanis her business thoroughly!
West l9th-sL. ID rooa
COOK or NURSE.-By young Swedish girl.
~ No 20 East iithst
COOK, &c.-By an American lady; is excel
AMERICAN, 3OS West 2Sd.st.
COOK-By an excellent Welsh cook with
me- lo5msy sTps mead wirsis hon.eksopor would
~ y home ~ the country Can be seen OF address one
COOK. BY rcsnectable German woman is
~ or'icl's' ord undo stand, all fncy coSknT sy
creSs anf wages iro t"''o o. cy reference
GOOK.-By an excellent ScOtchwoman; I'M
y d'rstand' her busn' in every brt1ci get mp din
% r r l' any, ,., b7Ir ~ cSnrv bsst efeen
Cau At ~ 6th.ase near ilth ct. NJ tara
THAMBERMAD. WAITRESS or NURSE
o po & Of w. yea" 81 y ci p oi" I'VE Wy NV
,,ler. cAcfi nurse talat - TN ave uer
l7tu..t. mp STAIRS.
NONPANION.-A graduate of the Womcn's
y Medical College wil take u,i ch r'eot 1dy IN ongh
+ T. H,F,u>LiD' r. i Juno pto%n dc LBS Hvay
FAMILIES. INSTITUTIONS. hotels, restau-
rant an boar uug1or e- supplied olonpty "ih help
''''' '''' ''''''' '''' CIGrrEi1Hs, l0s Gnayo
IENFRAL HOUNEWORK.-By IA rcspec-
~ tail ''lo aged woman. tool lome preferred before
ANA, Tribune Uptown once I.-3o Broadway
GENERAL HOrsEWORK, COOK. CHAM;
- EIhllAip lno "a lfhE-.- ly German English and
scotch f"i'' cay "', oinS Siy rex @ East .ta.t
UOC~EWORK and LACNDRESS.-Bv one
ycis .o,;,ac, Ms. REILLY, so ',5 't,age. Jctweea
ggOU~ENORK.-By girl lately landed to
4 do genera. u.u'e~o &. call 90 L"42 adaya
BgOrSEWORK.--Rv a very good swedish
! ar not l1ntll the country NJ Cords 70 Gth-ave
EOr~E-CLEANlNG.-B BY respectable
young woman go r. ori oy ro icy. $40 ia-t f7tst
.,EAASTRESS-AS scam,trc4s understands
y dresm IN nd ~ kndso family .esnsi "oii" 90
quo b lh. tt o F,r. ID" y! Dbl 't". P i' na NJ
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Rooms uns flats 20 Get.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IHB
nrstst uutil D. ~ and 3Os West Iwentythirhst corner
Eighth ave- No 1883 FouItbaVe, corner Fonrtecnthst
7eo Tbraye corner Forty. seyenthst; Nos OO Third
ave near siXeh St and at the AkLEM offltE- Il W
hunI oil andtw enty NH ST., up u"
81. IN, A. regular 0nnoe rates
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I)ropooalS.
COsIHDittuE OFffE, AtlF4nEfE Co. I
fiiihbthd June 20. lHA !
no BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals for the erection Of Court House and Jan
Pittsburg Allegheny County Pennsylvania, will De re
csved Al this once " tic Controller until o'clock III Of
August 10. As4.
All proposals must he made accordance with plan and
specification prepared by H. H. Richardson architect which
Will DO open examination the the County
InssioueTs aud after the first Monday Of July
All proposals must be made blanks furnished By ths
architect ON application at tho aforesaid ComIni
Office
The contract awarded TO the lowest and best bidder
upon giving the comfy good and sufficient bond in the
sum OF Five Hundred Thousand Dollars sj0O0JO with ap
proved securities the faithful performances Of tho work
An bids must be accompanied with approved bidders
bond with two residents Of the state Of
Pennsylvania of ono Hundred Thousand Dollars
100000
The Commissioners the right to reject anT and ali
bids
JOSIAH sPEER,
Controller VI Allegheny county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

VERY DESIRABLE FLATS and APART
MENTs no LET all parts OF the city. - - -
FOLSOM BRO THERE LESS BroadWaJ'
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aucllon Sales Of Rel G5tale
Gonrlrp propertl FIR sac NJ q Eet

Gouulrp propertl fJr sac NJ q Let
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY ORR SPE-
~ 'AL'f riTi f"s.9 lLLs ', G"aas
A BOUND BOOK. n. Jo three minutes
y frou depot. Gfy minutes FROM cly, tEA FoRsALh
q acres '''' '"' HIrl8%D wIiir}%a nceEaau-'t
At rLBERON- SALE.-Elegnnt place;
~ esc, an T'2 'a' ' s 'rs'' . ''ng'' , 81 ,aa
s.. .rfS : oo Architects
ADyEE1slNENTs TOR TIE NEW
rn,o2"Gh o}ic a 80 ~ 81 bodaay , aR rbaJ
pghi6 ave-" - VS. }oo.iba,e. conner fopic'n,l r.
ESQ imr'-' tITn" , ~ ,''''if'esi''It,iSp"t y o.
1br ave eofner ono hundred asd tSoptyntb ~ 3"
ShLE..A farm Of 90 .cies. IN the VII
lsp" ~ renr't nl' uhhrf'an' ind IN hfh 'nl' ~ ~,
nm, 4ms ~ 49, uo,oi 10 PROT l"l's, 90, W."
ses'on E,on lmpra-lsy % drirol Aade'. - o. 49, ~
PUR SALE.-A valuable farm Of 300 acres IN
MARYLAND, nral Annspois imagd,riy ~ nArLht,lEs
80 ana opposite 90 Nsyai AonlsaJ, ounsrly ihs COUNTY,
dwelling slocs 4nd other bArns on hads Of choice hut
G2 ;as s "f inc 9 .los a4's ascP r
tive catalogue apply IA4NE22S HASH ryo'ene' l.
,AAn3@psy, 20 broadway. NewYorE'
Attorney, Annapolis. Maryland.
DOR SALE.-A very large and beautifully
located house win oyertEo acres OF ground in Pow ~
boarding ans day school FIJI particulars De obtained o
MI IL W. sHiPAAN, lS1 Broadway, NeW-GOrE OF W
addressing
DR. DOTY Paving n. Y.
1lO LET BY THE MONTH. OR SALE.
IN mountain town. 20 miles IOm springfield (eestern
end OF BeTk 70 house extension furnished ior
unfurnshOd 10 land, fruit garden hVlng
spring IN extension small stable and carriage Louise Ney
drives and dry mhlaf1a pOs1lbe
healthier place 20 he found Address "BERhsHlREs,'
care 81 East lSthst, Now.YOrk.
Real Gsiate agents.
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CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN RAILROAD

and reach destination on time. ...,,, -,
Pas. n~crs arrive ON To TWO HOJ ~ EAiIi~4' ny
tlis ron IL practicable ov a"v "iLtr ,. ,,uo,o+
q s-cu heOtion viii an ahr"dh an s'o4A'''' '-"N''
N'SA''~ CHARLES A BEACH, supt, Catsk1h y Y
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Ciin propcrt2 @ Get.

Ciir propcrtQ GO Set.
TTyOTET. Stores, lofts ana o Ices in Fulton
] EcrLman Nlssau Apn, 3jiL William. Pe"L JA'o"
1oNA"'' "1''' rULAND& WHITING, Beesm'n-'t
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE HOOHL9
TO LEi I'm on plrts ~ p " city. 1870 , . 49,,
FOisDN BROTHERS, 1898 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
C,tn Real gslnte for SHE.

An ASSORTMENT Of tigst-claS' dWcIiiils'
y Tor ,Ia ,u "a. l9~t s.le - 81 tS near H"oi-
ave buiif bviavs work ron DESIGNS by % g g. Jto,ne
srchiff-s 81 Plril apDE o. th' l''N
@itcE <IIPtTRICk -uasr 5Jj last 1th-sL
nyFRTISrNIENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE Will 81 HECtiNEp Al, ~
UPIOWN OFFICES, No.. hI%t,~@y' tIin.r in"'y
Ii.htnave. No 1888 tou m e. corner fogrieHJl--,'
IA I,rfave corner Forty 'vcUti~t: Nos 1901 lhu-
ava nrIr ctlf,t aud of tht HAfLEN Or G L, = o.
m ri ave cnrpr- one. nn and-t enty hithat up 70
( o. M. at regular Office rates.
hOW\TOWN INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
- lot '"0 RUIAND d WHITING. Heekman-st
WANTED Either for sal" or 10 LET. houNeS
,nuii. he'd or q nfuiti-hel hats mi trne nc Is
tDI-tu E.tGI HERS .151 lIudl"ey, corner 'I'l''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

4 UON.-Oy = res b'cta5lc Protestant woman {;
~ excellent baker; understands business thoroughly
CITY country country preferred best Of references z7o
Mgaf 81 thar Il Fnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
THE NEW GRAND HOTEL,

THE M0eT ACCTe~IUTE UOTLL II TIE
CAT~INIIi.~.
paor carr direct 70 Grand Hotel station without change
via Vest 81 ore r. r. leaving N,v-Yoik go end i-' H.
and :3O f. n From orIud Central Depot TO i.hu,b ch
and II a u and $3.50 n. m.li1g dno.t connections 10
"' ~ EDWARD 4. GIILETT.
Grand Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
LAs ASSOCIATIONS
- chartered by the state NJ New.York)
E. oDETI. pre,idrn IL. " ODEII treasurer
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4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LIS Broadway, coruer Thirty
rstst. until p. NJ and 3oo West Twenty thirst corner
Eighth ave. No i53 FOuth-lte FouItcen.hqt,
T6O 1hirdaye FOrv..evcuthst' nos 1000 Jhtfd
Sx'eth-t and AZ TIE IA IN OFFICE. 2. on
third ono IN inbred and yhh-st, up 20
3 =. AZ IegnIar 0llce rates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
Railroad WrangIe.

Kansas City. January I3..-Local
passenger agents, parties to The Kan
sas City agreement, have decided to
continue to abide by the agreement
after withdrawal Of the Hannibal road
provided the Hannibal does not inau,
gurate cut in rates.
Chicago, January l3. - The Utah
traffic association, organized subject TO
ratification by the general mansper-
OF roads Interested, is not likely TO b..
hhally contaminated. General Mama
ger Clark of the Union Pacific tele-
graphed that he was not satisfied with
the per centages allowed his line. An.
other conference will be held in the
chdeavor TO reconcile matters, but no
result ~ anticipated pending a settle
iheht OF Other matters now in DISPUTE
between the lines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
LOCKED IN.
A Tennessee Merchant Inside n Safe
With the Combination in
His Pocket.

Lynchbur2, Tenn, January TO-
There has been great excitement in this
place for the last twenty hours over a
most lanentuble accident that han
prncd 10 II. b. Morgan, one of tie
firm of j. l.. Bryant q Co, OF this
place. He had recently purchased a
very large safe OF the Moser d Bah.
man safe and Lock TO, and after get
ling 1t set up in his business house and
arranged in running order, stepped
into II and rtques,,d negro hoy that
was standing by TO close the doors
30 lie could see If it
was perfectly tight. And sc.
cofdiDg 70 request the heavy iron doors
swung on their hinges and the bolts
clicked, and unthoughtfully the bow
turned the combination. and II n
Morgan was o;ked W. Noboty outside
knew the com binatiOn, bat the eonl-
pany war immediately dispatched tor
II, 80 he could he released from his
strong but uncomfortable quarters. 50
matters stand AT present but we hope
. return duplicate Of the combination
VIII be received in time to relieve the
unfortunate party Def ire his cunhne-
ment becomes dangerous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
A CHECKERED CAREER.
Death Of Noted Character-An Out
line of His Life.

Milwaukee, January l3.-Robert
Bliss Lynch, u clerk in the war depart
ment at Washington, died there = I
urday. He was from Milwaukee and
his life was an eventful one. He was a
graduate Of Dublin university, spoke
French and Latin iluently, became
wealthy at the time of the gold fever
in 1919 in California. vent into BUSH
ness in St. Louis, failed, came 10 Nil.
waukee, was married but lived with
MS wife only day, and got divorce.
when city clerk of Milwaukee
he was arrested for en-
belLlement, together with the mavor
comptroller and several members of
the board Of public works. Indigna-
ton over "A ring discovered was so
great that he narrowly escaped lynch
ing. Matt Carpenter was 10 defend
MN. but the case never came TO trial
on account Of the influence of the
other defendants. AT the time of the
fenian raid, Lynch was sentenced To
NE imprisonment in Canada, but was
pardOned at the end OF of seven wears
through the influence OF Matt Carpen-
ter, then senator. Through Carpenter
he was appointed clerk OF the censu.
bureau, and afterwards transferred 10
The war departing mt. His wife is still
living here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14

she CAPTURED the heart Of j. j. Smith,
the law partner OF the late A. III.
Stephens, and they were wed In few
wears. Julia was left a widow with
one son and handsome fortune. An
other Smith, u dashing, stylish society
man, we'd and married her, but when
tn rebellion broke out they were sep
arated, her husband becoming a rebel
major and was killed. Ia her attempt
TO reach her northern home she was ar
rested as Il spy, but with the aid OF ne
uroes she escaped and got within the
Union lines, but her mind gave way,
and for two months she was raving
Recovering, she lived with
an uncle in Michigan until she
heard from her son, by
this time Prof. o. +. Smith,
Of the Lake Geneva school.
Hither she fastened, and in short
lime after married Hiram Balloon, a
mason by trade, Several years ago |
ler son was accidentally shot dead |
while hunting. Her husbands health |
ailed. and for many years they have
lived on charity. until to-day, when |
he romance of this life ended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
THE SLAYER OF DUKES.
Young Mutt in Jail-Preparing tor His
Trial.

Pittsburg, January 13.-James a.
Mutt spent Sunday in jail very quiet.
This morning Doctors Ayers ana VIII
ley, late Of the Dixmont Insane
asylum, spent two hours with him.
The object was to make observations
from which to testify for the prosecu-
ton concerning Nuts mental condi-
ton. He did not know this, and
talked freely. The balance of the day
he spent reading, keeping closely in
his cell. Major Brown, Nuts coun-
sci, says everything il ready for trial.
He claims that the evidence support
ing emotional insanity and other tesli-
mony whose character he declined to
state, viii be so strong
that conviction Is impossible
representatives of the commonwealth
have nothing to say but Dukes
friends claim that Judge Stowe will
weaken the insanity theory in hi,
charge to the jury. The same counsel
that appeared AZ CniOntown will have
charge Of the case. Nuts mother and
sister Lizzie, who were in the subject
" Duh-s 3 letters, and other relations
viii arrive tomorrow and remain IN
Ill the verdict Is announced. How !
ong the trial will last cannot be sta
ed One hundred witnesses have been !
Nothing else il talked |
,bout on the streets to-day, and it is !
there will be difficulty in |
the crowd tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
SAN ANTONIO.
An Infant Left on a Prairie to Die OF
Cold and Exposurc-Arrest
Of the Parents.

special 20 the Gazette.
san Antonio, January lS.-The dead
body OF three days old infant was
found on the prairie this morning,
three miles from the city. Theiniant
had been placed there last night alive.
TO die Of cold aud exposure. The
father and mother. young couple
representing themselves rs from Blail-
co 4nd named Henson, have been ar
rested and lodged In jail. The young
mother says the infant was stolen from
her arms last night while asleep. The
first sound sleep since her confine-
ment. They came here ABOUT a week
ago aud were living In cabin owne1
and occupied by negro woman,
Fanny Alexander. There is intense
Indignation snd lynching is talked of. |
The sheriff has taken all necessary 4
and is determined 10 frus-
rate any attempt made on the Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
showed Under.

Plit,,6urs, January l3.-The Buffalo
ne" York ana Philadelphia train
which lett Buffalo al this morning
encountered a fearful storm and struck
. ah""-drlft five miles from Dunkirk
,he snow covering the cntire train and
locomotive. The passengers, which
lhciuded Minnie Hauck aud company,
remained Unnecessarily showed up H.
Iie cars seven hours, and provision.
we're sent them from Dunkirk. snow
pio"s and worknen arrived this after.
mon and after hard work the train
proceeded to Pittsburg, nine hours
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
A NIGHTS CAkOUSAL.
singular Fate of Man and Woman
Found Naked and Dead in
sample Room.

New York, January I3.-Edward
HiIi.alher, aged twenty, employed as
hieht "atcfiiIian in a wholesale liquor
store on Liberty street, was found
'icaa tbls morning in the sample room
~ me store. He was sitting naked in
ehsir, and on lounge lay AN un-
conscious woman, also nude, VINO was
Lbe.eog"lzed as Mary Roe, aged forty. a
uissoiiite character. They had sam.
pied the liquors freely, as ever,
bottle WAS found uncorked. Ths
woman wa pronounced suffering from
acute alcoholic poisoning, with sliaht
chance oil recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
rnE srnIKINu SEA MRN.

Marseilles, January l3.--The steam.
ship companies having again declined
| 10 acc. pt the conditions of the striking
/ seainen and stokers, the strikers have
| induced those who have hitherto held
aloof from the strike TO join the move
inent.
MEETING OF woRRINoMEN.
Alta meeting OF 1000 UNEMPLOYED
persons, including several women, in
Sale Lewis to-day. violent speeches
were delivered favoring armed revolt
MS he only means OF ending the stag
nation of trade. A delegation was
present for the workingmcn associa-
tious, and adopted more moderate
tone, expressing the believe that an
appeal to the chambers would niti.
gate the crisis. The proposal OF the
workingmen TO go TO the Polais Bour-
bon en- masse on Monday was rejected.
The meeting separated quietly.
AFFAIRS ~ CHINA.
Paris, January l3.-Admiral Never
telegraphed to Admiral Peyron yesier-
day that the state of public feeling at
Hong Kong is very satisfactory. The
pirates are being vigorously pursued
and gradually forsaking the Delta.
Europeans in the far East are very
concerning the success Of |
French enterprise. The Temps states
that since the arrival of the |
French expedition at Tonauin,
Catholic missionaries are sub
ected to renewed persecution i'm the
provinces OF China. A furi-
,us mob IN the province of Quang Sea
destroyed the house OF Peri Pernet.
Who was arrested and maltreated re.
emily by several blows from the fiat
ide of sword, and also threatened
With death. The Chinese demand
ansom of 900 francs for his release.
'robably, however, Pernet will be
AIKEN to Canton with other missiona-
les also arrested Mt the instigation of
he mandarins, who have ceased To cx-
ect treaties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
LONG VIEW.
The Court and "Shorers ofthe Queer
Sieadfast for Tyler.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazette.
Lougyiew. January ia number
Of our citizens have been summoned
before the federal grand jury, now in
session q, Tyler. il il supposed in the
endeavor to throw some light on the
recent attempts TO shove the queer
in this section. Sanders, who was ar
rested here for counterfeiting aud
taken to Henderson for examination,
was released for want Of suilicien; evil
dence. The knowing ones claim there
are good reasons for believing that q
gang is working in this vicinity.
The PEG lie OF Longview are not in
sympathy with the move by Palestine
10 have the federal court removed from
1Eler 20 that place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
PALESTINE.
Death OF fonng Iurner-PoIicemau
Kelly Arrested for Murder.

'p3c-al 20 Tue Liazette
Palestine, January l3.-Policeman
John Kelly shot and wounded Turner
"hii1 endeavOring IN escape after he.
iug arrested Tor carrying concealed
Weapons. Turner, ihstean OF being q
lriehdlsss cowboy as was supposed
happened To be brother of The dis.
met attorney at sherman. who came
mere, had his brothers aute-niortem
s,ai eiIsht taken by proper officer.
ana when he died th . morning Pc,
iicehan Kelly was arrested for muir.
der- IT Is said the supreme court of
Texas long ago decided that officer.
haVr no right 10 use Il pistol in this
way Kelley ismuch respected as an
officer and peaceful man.