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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09

Gebalt 81 3a6len, als er MIR tpiinI6e, le6igz
LID fur ben @ebrau6 ieines 9fQnen5 unb
Dble bon tbnl irgeno tpeld)e NlntstbGtigfeit
ober lonfti9e @egenletituug gu Derlaugen.
Gin Gomite bon GngLdnoern, an Der Spite
Der 0erSog bon SutberLano ln0 0err Bee
resf0r0 0ppc, boten See Elm berrlt1es 2auoz
gut in eirenr Der tnuereu Counties ais
treteS BeltBtbum an uno 0aau Elm Sabresge>
bait BON 5000 Yfltno Sterling auf 2ebeasz
ssIt. Gr lebnte uIe bteie Qnerbietungen nit
Oanf ab uno nahm Die Nrdiibentur oeS
VQSaihtngtonz uno Hee>GoIege" 3u 2ertng>
ton III gtrginien nit einem Sa6reSge6alt
bon $4,000 al.
vSu bieler Gtelung perbieute er ieinen
2ebenSunter6alt alS Der fleiBigite 9lrbelter
in Dem fletbig arbeitenben vGoQegc" fir
beiien Nuf9abe Der 9eranbiIpun9 Der SUI
gelD Oe5 2atbes, Bis er, bonn S1Iage gee
ld9mt, CUR rntbdttgtett ge3nungen unb
bann balb bpm Gooe abberltfer plrbe.
v@eneral See binterlteb bret SDbne. N(u9
Tie erbielten Dtele Qlnerbtctungen 1bnlider
Nrt, lebuten tie aber ebenfals ab. 3mei
oteler SO9ne ftnb tebt gut p~or1nfommenoe
Bflan3er III 8trgiuien. Der brittle tpuroe
Der Sfadfolger ieineS 8atcrs III Der 2eitung
6es college" uno Fat in Dieier niibli6en
G6reufteuung ieBt stp6lf Sabre getutrft,
YOas 1T anbers, ais nit @elleral @ra1t
unb ietnen SDbuen. llnb 10 lolte es ietn.
go baben eS Waibington unb ietne @enes
rale geina9t, oils tie ben TelDberrnltab niez
berle9ten, ulb bafilr banft tbnen bic Qt6z
tung Der 9sadupeIt. Der grite, Der bieie
Graottton entebrte, inbem er aus einent
rubnreihen Teloberrn elm i6muBiger
@ambIer wuroe uno ieinen Natnen gum
@epinn auSmiinste, mar Grant. ST miro
nun IN Der @ei6idte als eine ibrer tra1rtgs
fen @eltalten baIteben."
Scum 10 traurt9, tpte Die ct. Baltler
3ettlng meint. miro eS NIT benz Na9rubs
me Oraht's ni6t geben. Sci Der Na6pelt
tDerben ietne groBen unb patriotiiden
&riegstbaten uuO iein ebenio be~roienitlt6es
Brdiioentene@eto segen bte 9luf6ldbuAg Des
uneinl0sbaren BapiergeloeS benin bod u1e
enblid i6tperer wiegen, ais Sic Don tbm ais
PriDatmann all leinemQebenSabeno began>
senen Dummen MISUNDERSTANDING.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
@aEettt'S @etfAGe ttbcr @eSett II.
GciIttn0 oet aSttn0Stpttth.

eS1 Der 8ariier Qtfabemie Der 8iIienz
idaften tpurbe am 20. Stat Die 3ul6rtft
6es GDemifer5 8 q t e ii t Derlelen. Sic bat
BEN Gttel: vl1e6er Die 6unb5tput9". Ser
MprtIaut lit folgen6er:
.0ie Gbutla6e, Dap bic 5ifttge Birfung
setpiiier @ifritoffe perdnoerIi6 lit unD oaB
fte bur6 anoere, minOer bsftig mirtenOe
Site aufgeboben perben fann, lit ni6t
aIein in Der 8iHeniAaft anertannt, Ionz
bern Bat aud i'll getp6bnli9en 2eben bes
reitS pratttI6 SertDertbung gefunOen. Bon
bieier @rfenntniB auSge6elto, irir6 man
zines oer pi0ti9iten Stuoien in benz 8ez
itreben erbltfen, immer neue 9tnpenounz
GEN BON @iften our @egenwtrtung pioer
tDotlt9e @iftfrdfte 3u erfori6en. 9eute
babe t1 Die @bre, Der @fa0emie BON einenr
l0lden Torti6ritte &et1ntniB 5u 9eben, tpelz
der Die SunOStput6 betrifft.
l. Nenn MAI oas 9unDSmutb9ift bon Ell
nem 6unbe auf einen 0ffen, ban1 bon btez
lem auf eilen anoern Nffen nrb treiter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
&c6euSI6ttfe.

Sdmes9 GILES lie Blaine rDuroe
am 81. Sdnunr 1880 I'M GountD gSai6z
tn9ton i'm lIDlpeitlicben @enujUIDQnien qez
bGren; er erbtelt letre NusbiIDung in cilleut
6ortigen v@DIege", begab ftdi BARN nad
6entufD, fpurDe BORT IeDrer iur'S 9tednclt,
lernte oeielblt cine juIge Dame aus DIANE,
letl1e lebtge Trau, tennen uu0 iiebelte nlf
tbr 3ureOen tit SQ9rc 1851 na1 WfQine
uber, no er iih bolo Der 3eitung5iMrel6eret
tD;onlete. Son 1852 bis 1858 r~eotgirte er
am "Kennebec Journal, bon 1853 Bis
1861 an Portland Daily Advertiser. ST
be%fiirtportete in bieieu 8ldttern entidieOen
Die Bro6tbttt0n. Son 1853 bis 1852
mar er zines Der t6dtigitcu WsitglieOer
republtfanilGer Temperance %taatsQeleBz
gebungen i'll Dlaine, uuD DOH 1860 bis 90
Spreder DeS Nbgeor01etenbauie5 Der @eieB5
gebung.
SIN 6erbit 1862 tpurhe er ms rationale
glbgeoronetcnDal!s gepG6lt un0 fiiniu1al
e:folgte ieille Nieoerpa0t in 0a5ie(6e 0ous.
Sn Oret republifdniiGen Nationals9lDae7
Dr6netenbduiern par er Der GprC9er, be-
nuBte aber lctGcr oieie WIa6tftelung and
ST leinem PriUGtDortbeILe bur1 parteiiiGe
SDrberun9 peridieoener Bills, Gil bellell
er Elm le9r perl0nlideS Sttere1ie bate.
Setn Qnie6en in ,bgcoronctetbauie berubte
bauptiGdii6 ali ieirer 9er0ui1uoQen parz
LameHtarii1eu S1lagfertigfelI
SIN Sabre 1876 ~iieoelte CT pom 0duie in
ben SlnDe5iennt ilbey, iHbcm ibH bet Oou>
perneur BON Dtai1e sum NaGfot8er Got u.
Ntorril'5 ernanHte, neId)en panal5 Der
9Srdiioent Grant na6 8riitoD'S 9tadtritt
gum Sinan5miniiter madte. SIN rubigeren
8un0esienate pcrmo1te Blaine nidt oie>
ielbe 8one gu ipicIcn, pie i'm Sans. Or
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
9te gees 1ttto Ole GrantS tut OeIS'
Nmuet.

Erob Der groBen &rie8stbaten 6eS Ste
benensO bergenerals See gebDren mir ipa6rs
lid nttt 81 ben 8erebrerr oteles Wannes,
ipelder, trioer before neber5eugung, leincn
Oegen elmer 10 IdIeGten unb bluttgen Sadie
eeDi0met bal. Nber folgenoe 8erglei9ung,
tpeL6e bon bur6au5 bunoestreuer Sette,
uGmlt6 bon Ser ct. Yauler Solts7
3eitun9 angeiteQt iptro, theilen mir nit,
neil ite i'm Au9emeiueu leioer treffeno uno
tpa0r 1T:
n@sneral See, Der Observation-Disclosures Der
9ebeaen, er6iett nod S6luB beS Srieges
unsdblige Nnerbietunger, It'd an @ei6Gft6z
l1nternebmun9en su betbeili9en. 8eriibes
rungSs, @iienbabns ulo anoere @eieul3afs
ten I'm SG6en, erboten fin, ibrn eiH ln bobes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
Sic @a8mer=GeN.

Nu6 Der @urm triimmt fib, tucnn er
getreten nirb, nber, nie iener serltreute
8rofefior lagte: Nu6 Der Grttt tpurmt lid,
penn ct getrImmt iptrb. Sin an1erifas
niI1es 8ubLtfum fam. tpie cine 6eerbc
~geoulbiger S6afe, 8tel, ie9r @iel berz
traGen. Gs fam Die aualooQite 2arQez
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
An Ohio Lover Kills His Sweetheart
Because She Received Atten-
tons Prom Others,
An Insane Murderer Hurls Water
Pitcher at the Head Of Cana
dian Attorney-General.
SHOT by a JEALOUS LOVER.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept. ga most
deliberate and brutal murder occurred
at Col. Charles PARROTS mansion this
morning. James Greiner had been
paying attention to Or, tchen Selling,
u beautiful German girl of twenty
years. He became frantically Jealous
of attentions from others and refused
to leave the residence last night. AT
the same time he became very abusive
and greatly disturbed the household.
The girl then cried for help and Col.
Parrot, coming TO her relief, got rid Of
Grelner by turning In n call for the
police. Greiner left the house threat
ening that he would kill her during the
night This morning about . o'clock,
Just after Miss Seeliug was up attend.
ing to her household duties, Greiner
effected clandestine entrance through
the basement of the. mansion and shot
twice at her, one shot taking effect In
her breast causing death Immediately.
Col. Parrott hearing the shooting
rushed down stairs, when Greiner shot
Mt him bat missed him. They clinched
when Creiner shot again but without
effect. Then he hit PaTrott on the
head with his revolver and He'd. The
neighbors were aroused and chased
Greiner on the street and caught and
held him till the police took him to
prison. An inquest on the body of
Miss Seeing is being held amid much
excitement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
rArAL smoorINn ArFRAY.

VGCHsBURo, Miss, Sept. 5.--A diff.
Guilty occurred to-day between Capt,
Jas. l., Metzler, well-known river
man, and Capt. ]. w. Bourne, dep
uty internal revenue collector. Four
teen shots were fired. Bourne died at
) o'clock. 1t II believed that Metzler
will not live through the night. The
trouble grew out OF Metz
ler's intimacy with Bourne's wife.
Bourne fired the first shot, making the
attack ON MetEler, who was conversing
with others. After being sho, down
Bourne sent for his wife aud children
The children went to see their father,
but the wife went to the bedside of
Met2ler. The sympathy of the cum-
munity is entirely with Bourne aud
his unfortunate children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
A sCENE IN cOuRT.

MONTREAL, QUE, sept. 5,-An ex-
citing scene occurred in Bathurst
circuit court to-day. After Philas
Laitaigne, the murderer Of his cousin,
lad been adjudged insane and ordered
to the asylum. he seized a large water
pitcher standing ON the table near
him and hurled IL with great force at
Attorney-G General Blair, ut the same
time enchanting in French: III am
going TO be hanged you will die first. F"
The pitcher struck Mr.. Blair In the
temple, stunning him, but he re-
covered a few moments later. The
prisoner was handcuifed and removed,
crying bitterly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
IN MAINE ann ONO,

NEW York, Sept 5,--Senators Cor.
man, jones and Mr. u. b. Smalley
were in charge Of the Democratic
national headquarters TO day, State
Senator James Pierce said: "T have
been spending some time In Maine
and believe that Reed will be beaten
for congress. was surprised to find
so many Republicans there against
Blaine. The Blaine Republicans, are
however, making desperate Efforts for
q large majority
dEH, DURBiN WARD or ONO SAID:
1--WE have hopes OF Ohio. We have
carried Il In the last two October oleo.
lions and ] nee no evidence OF defec.
tlon. We have, unfortunately, our
own internal feuds aud strlfes hi that
state, but they are rather personal
and WI not affect the canvass. OF
course we will have difficulty In car
ryiDg the state. We never have ear
rled 1t In any prcsidential contest for
thirty years. We have not carried Il
twice In succession for twenty years
until the last two Year,. This fact
gives me hope that the gain II perma-
nent.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
A CAVE-lN.
b Hundred and Fifty Acres of
Ground settled-Mines Ruined,
PES Killed "A Large Number Of
Miners Thrown Out Of Employment

|pNE HUNDRED ACRES SETTLED.
MKEsBARRE, PA, Sept. 5,-The
|lerprise mine at Port Bowkley,
ned and operated by Andrew Lang
aof Buffalo, was this morning the
lsne of the most extensive cave-in
'lleh has occurred in this region Tor
az, Nearly one hundred acres of
FUND settled from four to six feet.
Y Lehigh Valley railroad sank five
and trs tiic was stopped for some
sN The air in the mine was driven
~ me violence OF an explosion, aud
|s,d lis way out of the shaft almost
-ny wrecking the inside workings.
ground was covered With seams
cracks for several hundred feet,
a. hye houses belonging to the
|iaeis were wrecked. TIL mine is
-usd aud now full of gas. Water
~ the river and abandoned work
q near by is pouring through the
sules IN the ground. The mules in
\, illne We're saved. Five hundred
'sohs are thrown out Of employment.
IN oWner of the mine refused $780,
~ ~ ~ week for his interest in the
N. A SECOND CAVR.IN.
IN si;;ksEsBARRE, PA, sept "a sec
M ,au look place at the Enterprise
ntsIl e-day. The eave-in this evening
os'..eees July go acTes, extending
I'M, me eusquehanna river up the
nv me fan house, mean distance
Ittris mile. The fall Of rock this
Z s-,u Is thought to be enormous.
~ ~ The mules could be rescued
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
rnn oANvAss oLosEp ~ mAINE.

LEWISTON, Me, sept. 5.-Geo. G..
Wing tonight sent the following tele-
gram 10 Chairman Jones of the ma
tlonal Republican committee;
The canvass Of the state will close to-mor-
row. II has hcen animated and thorough
with the tarin tie principal issue. We ex'
poet, with confidence, 10 carry both branches
OF The Legislature, 70 choose fOur represents.
uyca 70 congress and 20 re.alcct Gov. itgbie
By popular ma lOfity OF lOt01.
Isigntd.1 SKOKgE.C. WTNG.
chairman Republican state Committee.
Tonight there was great Republi-
eau torch.light procession. In the at-
ternoon speeches were made In the
park. Mr.. Blaine introduced Judge
West OF Ohio, who made u fine speech.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
as. nnrInR IN MINNEApnLIs.

MINNEApoIIs, MINI, Sept, .. ~
Gen. Butler addressed 1900 people at
the Minneapolis fair this afternoon on
the political oppression in Massachu.
sets OF the two great parties. lie
made no reference Ia himself or his
party, but denounced the Republicans
and Democrats alike unaparlngly. In
the evening the trades assembl " and
citizens held meeting. Butter made
an address of two hours length. He
reviewed the history OF the two
parties and gave his scheme for third
party for the working men, lie went
over the history Of the Chicago
Democratic convention and explained
what lac wanted In the platform and
how lac was beaten. a good deal OF
onthusiesm was manifested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
.InnN rINEnTY LEFT.

CHICAGO, Sept, 5.-The Second con-
gressi0nal Democratic convention
Congressman Finerty's district
met to-day, and after several
names were placed before the
body an adjournment was taken till
O'Clock TO secure pledges from those
named TO support the Democratic
ticket, state and national. Congress
man Binerty, who was nominated by
the Independents, declined 10 take the
pledge, and when the convention re-
assembled Alderman Frank l.awlcr
was nominated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
mysTlnuous DEATu or A cAsmnr

NEW Brunswick, n. j., Sept, g.
The New Brunswick National bank
is examining its books. Charles s
Hill was found dead in his bed this
morning. The county physician says
that four Of the gas burners in Hilps
sleeping-rOom were turned on, and his
belief is that the cashier committed
suicide. Several depositors closed
their accounts. Some accounts were
withdrawn. The number OF depCs.
itOrs who demanded their money
to day was not large enough to
amount to run.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
HELD FoR muRnER.
Special to the Gazette.

Hpecal 70 lne bhAeUt'
WACO, TEX, Sept. 5.--Sheriif Herbs
has John Brookshire, wanted In
Wharton county for murder, here in
jail. When arrested last night lac gave
the name of Dixon. With him was IA
young man who gave the name OF w.
II. HUH. Both claimed to be from
Bastrop county, en- route for Fort
Worth, and both were riding fine
horses, which the sheriff believes the
men stole.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

GAEvEsToN, Tx Sept. 5-The
first Of the series Of three league games
between the Galyestons and Sunsets
ofsan Antonio was played here to-day
and resulted In score of Galyestons
10, Sunsets. ].
BALTIMORE, MD, sept. 5--St,
Louis Unions, Baltimore, ..
WILMuHGToN, DEL. Sept. 5.-Cln-
cinuati Unions, 6; Wilmington I'm
ions, J.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept. Phil
adelphia, 5; Detroit, ..
Providence, II. j., Sept. 5.-ProYi-
denoe, 5; Cleveland, 4.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, sept. 5.-Bnlti-
more, 4; Louisville, 3.
WAsHISoToN, Sept, ., Nationals,
IS; Kansas City, 8.
CINCINNATl, ONO, Sept. 5.-Metro-
politans, 10; Cincinnati, s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
The american seIenee AssOelatlOn.

PHILADELPHIA, PA sept. 5.--At
to.day's session of the American
Science association Prof. Minot called
attention to the proposed organization
of an international scientific congress.
He said that the British associstion at
its recent session In Montreal received
the proposition most cordially and APP
pointed as committee 70 consider the
proposition three of its most eminent
MEMBERSHIP VIM. Thompson, sir
Lyon Play fair and Mr.. Vernon Har'
court. They will consult with the
committee OF this association APP
pointed yesterday, viz: Profs. New
comb. Terry, A. q. Barker, {. c. Pick,
ering, Il. W. Powell, Ira Remsen and
G. S. Minot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

alias VIM. Caldwell, was arrested here
this morning. Nine months ago,
while living near Calvert, Robertson
county, he fred two houses there, en-
failing complete destruction OF the
contents, and fled. When arrested he
was just boarding a Texas q st. Louis
train, preparing 10 go West. The OIL
GERS are now hunting his wife, who is
somewhere In this county, and who, II
is said assisted him TO play fire-bug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
POLITICAL
Many Republicans in Maine Are Against
the Plumed Knight-Gen. Durbin
Ward on Ohio,
A Conference Of Members from Several
Democratic State Central
Committees,
Geo, W, Carpenter Nominated FOR Cover
nor Of New Hampshire by the
Greonbaokers,
rnE VERMONT RErupNs.

Wits RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Sept.
5.-Remrns from eight additional
towns received to-day increase the ma
iority FOR Pengree, Republican, for gov.
ernor as given last night at 20,7S9, by
B2i, making total from 23T towns OF
ELSA, leaving three towns to be heard
from which will not materially change
the figures.
TIM OFFICIAL CoUNE
WnITE JUNCTION, W., sept. IS SIS
Returns from 240 towns, giving the
complete guhernatorlal vote OF the
state, show the following result:
Total vote cast, 90, l2l. Pingree Ire
publicanl received ll,9l7, Rediugtou
DemooraN 1855, Suule Green
backerl iS0. Independent and
scattering 1861, making Pin
pOrtionHl loss OF the Republicans II
about Il per cent, of the Democrats
Is 6-l0 per cent. The reduction of the
Republican majority IL $500.
Ninety.seven towns I'm the First
congressional district give Stewart
Republican, 1897, simmons Dem,
oorHtl 52l6, Kiddcr (Greenbaol) and
scattering 262; Stewards majority
0S3n.
One hundred and twenty-six towns
In the Second district gave Grant, Re
publican, is, 4O5; Goddard, Democrat
| 1851; Cummings, GreenbacJer. aud
scattering l2S Grants majority l0,5pi,
| The complexion OF the house OF rep.
resentatiVee Republican, los; Demo.
Gratis, ~; Srecnbackers, 4 lndepend-
ents, 81.
The next senate consists OF ID Re-
/ publlCAns; Democrats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
THE DAYS SPORTS.
Opening of the Division Rife Contest Of
the United States of America
Mt Leavonworth,
The Galvestens Score Victory Of 10
to Over the San Antonio
Sunsets,
THE RIFLE CONTEST.

LEAvENwoRrH, KAs., Sept. 5.--The
division rifle contest Of the United
States army began here to-day and
will concludes Monday and Tuesday.
There are twelve men from each of
the departments Of the Missouri, the
Platte, Texas aud Dakota. The firing
Is at three ranges 200, 500 and 600
yards, The possible scores being los,
Following are the Total scores OF the
fourteen highest, with their depart
ments, standing In the order IN which
they are named:
crow, corporal, 2Uth infantry. Missouri 80
smith, pr R'c, 2lst Infantry, Platte .........S7
King, sergeant. 10Th Infantry, Missouri . ~
kotfer, corporal, 2lth infantry, Missouri. 80
clay. lieutenant 10th infantry, Missouri 80
Buckley, sergeant, 7th Infantry, Platte . 10
GOss, private, 10Th Infantry, Missouri. ...... SO
Day, lieutenant, 9TH cavalry, Missouri 10
Thompson, captain 9th Infantry. Mis-
Hart, fergcnnt, 18th Infantry, Missouri IS
Merriam, lieutt naut, AN infantry, Plptte,.s5
Kendall, lieutenant, Bth cavalry, Texas. ..., IS
Moore, private, 2lst Infantry, Platte ,..,.... 81
Hartman, private, 0ih Infantry, Platte..,.-..d
Following are the teams totals;
Missouri .,...u..,, s,..,......, .,,.ta... pN
l'lhlle s...s. .sh1V
Texas .,,,..,.,.......,... hl8
Dakota .,..,..,.... ......,,.bl0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
.IAY.EYEsrE ANn pmALLAs.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, sept. 5.--Jay-
Eye-see and Phallas will trot against
time at Kalamazoo September 10,
This 10 the first track on which Lady
Sufiolk's time Of 2:26 was beaten by
Flora Temple. Jay-Eye-See has not
been on fast track since he left Prov
ideDce and will probably lower his
rpeord here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
rIaur AMONG the FOUNDRYMEN.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Sept. .. - A
number of union men returned to
work at Redway d Burton's foundry
to-day. This evening as they were
quitting work the were APP
preached 10y some union men who
still refuse 10 work and in few min
utes general fight was In progress.
One OF the strikers was slightly cut.
Patrol wagons were called and the
fighters were dispersed before any
thing serious occurred. There are
grave apprehensioDs Of a difficulty IN
the morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
The Nnnher oh Ylcfims Increases.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., Sept. 5.-Thc
list of victims Of Frank Patterson, the
alleged forger, grows larger daily, Near
Iy every bank In Monmouth county
had advanced money on notes which,
1t is alleged, bear forged Endorsements.
The extent OF PatteTs0n's fraudulent
operations Is estimated at from $40, 900
10 ST, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo Sept. s The case Of
Robertson and Wheatly, charged with
obtaining money from gamblers on
the pretext,of being able % shield them
from police raids, concluded this after
noon, and both were held for the grand
Jury,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

81. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 5.-rhe con-
eressional convention OF the Seventh
district, In this city, nominated John
M. Glover by acclamatiOn.
MONTGOMERY, ALA,i sept. b.
After two days deadlock In the Fifth
congressional district, Thps w, Sadler
was nominated ss the Democratic cen-
didate for congress.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept Dr.
The Republican state convention to-
.l.-...-.I =. Il :. -. o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
Tur wALHING nTATCn.

KAEsAs Cry Mo, Sept 5.-I'he six
days walking match at Viceroy park.
Score: . .. M. the end OF the fourth
day O'Leary 26l miles, two laps; Mill
Ter and Walters, alternates' 2Ss miles,
siX lang.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
A ROW IN COURT.


special 20 the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX. Sept. 5.-This after
noon row occurred In the court
lhouse between the master In chan
Gerry and prominent lawyer Of this
place. The combetants We're not al
lowed 10 do each other any serious In
Jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

oeclal 10 the Gazette.

LAREDO. Tax, Sept Last night
thieves entered a freight car at the In
ternationai depot and stole a quantity
II merchandise. The exact amount
has not vet been ascertained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

six were killed. Even il the mine is
not flooded it will be at least a year be-
fore it can be put in working order
again. The loss will reach fully half a
million dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
ARnEsrEp Fon rENsIoN rnAuDs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. o. DR..
l.. A. Watson Lyle, charged with eN-
tensive pension frauds, was arrested
In Crittenden county and brought to
this city to-day. The authorities have
been in search Of Lyle FOR two years.
LyIe has been travelling from place 20
place representing himself as an en-
plOye OF the United States pension
department. His principal field Of
work has been Illinois and Iowa,
where he Il said 10 have swlndled the
people out Of $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
AIarlue Intelllgence.

New YoRK, Sept. 5.--Arriyed; Re-
public and America, Liverpool.
QUEESsTOwN, Sept. 5.-ArrlYed:
Adrlatic, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. D.
Cleared: Campechano. Arrived: Lou
isigna, New York; bark Mariana,
Liverpool, on Srd.
CiALvEsTON, Tx, Sept oar
rived: Steamship 81. Mary from
Indianola and sailed to IDdlanolai
steamship Arkansas from Corpus
ChTlsli, sailed Morgan City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
4 SCHOONER cAPsIzl

ST.. JOINS, n. F., Sept. 5.-The
schooner Lily of Buern capsized In a
gale Monday. All the hands perlshed.
Capt. Traynor arrived in a dory at
Trepassey yesterday. He intends to
proceed upon his Atlantic voyage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
rIRE.DuG JAILED.

special TO the Gazette.
WAC, TFNp Sept Judge NM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

Every smoker should try Little
JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

Bird seed, bird gravel and mockiDg
bird food al Turner q McClnTe's-