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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
A BIG FORGERY.
4 Confidential Clerk Gets Away With
100000 in Money and Bonds.
lie is Caught and Gives Up Part of
The Plumber.

Chicago, January 3. 80 a belated
story of forgery TO very large
amount, of fiji Int and arrest was made
public this evening by the PiEkeron
Detective agency. About Christmas
time the agency received a telegram
from Spprry IL Barnes Of New York
and New Haven, American agents
for the large Liverpool commission
house of Bamford Bros, that their eX-
change clerk, II. II. Kobbc, had ah-
s,onded after forging and converting
To his own use 500, 600 in exchange;
the agency at once went TO work III the
case, and soon discovered Kobbe her.
in company with II man ua,utd John
r. Van Arsdale, and that they Were
spending money freely. While the
case was being tried, Van Arsdale re-
turned TO New York, where lac was
arrested last Friday. knbbe was
arrested secretly in u house of :ll-reputc
with one of the inmates of whom he
had become enamored and with whom
was on the point of starting for Mex
leo. $i0O in money was found in his
possession, and 81 900 worth of furs
and silks. which he had lavished on
the woman, was also taken possession
of. 1t was found that Koobe spent
81 500 here and Van Arsdaie 5000.
1t appears that forged bills o. eN-
change on Bamiord Bros, which he
readily disposed of to .Iesup, Patton u
Co. Being recognised as the exchange
clerk of the firm he had the checks
made payable To his own personal
order instead of that of the iirm;opened
an account with another hank, and
collected the amount OF Jesup, Patton
e Cos clerk; invested the
money in government bonds, and
absconded. Pinkertun saws he con-
fessed Il at his gains, fully 100000,
were taken to New York the same
day he was arrested, and last Sunday
he took detective to the upper part
of New York, where they recovered
from dry cistern, encasei in hermet-
ically sealed drain-pipe' and
wrapped in oiled silk, govern
meut bonds to the amount of so, 900,
Going thence to Brooklyn, another
piece Of drain yielded SIS, 900. II is
not known here whether
any more of the money has
been recovered. K0bhe is we'll
connected aud once occupied a respon-
siblc position with The lnman line
an his brother is now chief clerk of
that line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A Negro Desperate Shot Through the
Brain aud Killed.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Nashville, Tenn, January 3.-This
forenoon a desperate aft'ray occurred
in Black Bottom, between two ne.
groes, John Jennings and Chas Boy d.
i nd had threat ned to indict Jen
uings, who is u SALOON keeper, Tor sell
ing liquor on Sunday, and about
twelve o'clock went into Jennings
saloon and commenced abusing him.
Jennings threatened to put him out,
and BOYD deiicd him, and in
the scuiIle cut Jennings on the
hand ana IAN. This afternoon he re-
turned to do up" Jennings, and
when they met on the sidewalk, said
10 him, II cut you this morning and
now | am going to kill you" a terri
bile struggle followed, during which
Jenning fired twiee. one ball passing
through Boyd's brain, causing Instant
death. Boyd was desperate who
has figured in numerous bloody af-
trays in Black Bottom, where the
tragedy occurred, II notorious resort for
negro thieves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04


A few days ago n adjective connected
with Farrell's agency.upon II telegram
from Mr.. Coryell of Omaha, Neb.,
seized race.horse belonging to Max
wells stable, which is wiutering here,
and arrested John Clark, who claims
to be the agent of Cory and in charge
OF the horse, for horse stealing
The horse is knewn in Northern rae
ing circles as "t hancey," but since
coming South his name has been
changed 10 "Colonel.n When Clark
was brought before the chief of!police
he admitted that Cory ell was the own
er of the horse and that he was his
agent and exhibited letters from
Coryel to u is effect and fur her
stated that while on the Iowa circuit
he wrote to MIR. Coryell ask ing him to
send him money To enable him to
bring the horse South and enter the
Texas circuit during the
winter months That Coryell
wrote him that he did not have the
money for this purpose and unless
Clark had the money TO pay the ex-
penses of bringing the horse South TO
return the animal to him at Omaha.
Clarkesit seems secured the money
from Mrs. Nellie Burke, the equestri-
cuHe, anu drought tlt ubISc fobu'li
making tour of Alabama, Mississippi
and Louisiana before reaching Calves
ton. Clark upon this exhibit,
was permitted 20 20, but the horse
was held by the chief of police until
to-day. when it WAS tuin, d over to
Farrell's detectives, when The horse
was seized by Maxwell as agent for
Mrs Nellie Burke for n claim of
S3jS 30, W hich size Claims 10 have adj
vnnred upon the huIe. Mr.. CoryeIl,
the owner Of the horse, is expected
here in short time, when rich de-
veiOpmen,s are expected.
Hon. Richard Nelson (colored), who
at various times has served as justice
of the peace, editor OF the Weekly
Spectator, secretary of the Republican
state executive committee, and VINO
has lately acted rs an inspector ut the
Galveston custom house, has been sup
planted III the latter position by Maj.
Priest Henderson, a cDlOred notable in
militia The aif',ir threatens to de-
velop lively f,ctional fight among
Republicans here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
ENGLAND.

AN ASIA MINOR EARrHouAKE.
London, January "A sharp shock
OF earthquake was felt AT Stlychli,
Asia Minor, yesterday. some amage
10 pro- ertv, no lives lost.
THE PARLIAMENT PROGHAaIbIE.
London, lauuary "A cabinet
council to-day considered the pro-
grhmme of the government Mt the
coming session OF parliament, which
begins on the 9Th of February. The
Pail Mall Gaz' tic publishes the results
of The inquiry made of liberal mem
bers who replied. One hun
dred express themselves as
opposed 10 u dissolution
ct pul lament Ia the event he lords re-
peal the franchise bill. Eighty-live per
cent. of the replies favor taking up The
franchise question as the first measure
for consideration. Only three of one
hundred replies object to giving Ire
land he same rights and privileges as
enjoyed by England.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Eastern Freight Rates.

Chicago, January 3,-rhe committee
of the Missouri river lines, appointed
yesterday for the purpose Of drafting
an agreement covering the payment
OF commissions ON through business
from the seaboard, reported to the
meeting that all lines had signed the
agreement except the Northwestern.
Commissioner Piprson will be NJ flied.
a rumor was in circulation to-day that
Commissioner Fix would order II re-
ducii0n on east-bnand freightS Mou-
day on the ground of rates being cut.
Chicago agents yesterday agreed to
maintain rates. IL is understood the
cnlef trouble exists between Peoria
and St. LouiA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, January 3 - Second
dav, winter meeting. Louisiana jockey
club. First, hurdle race one mile
dash. Kate Reel won Bagdad sec
ond Eva A. third. Time-2.03l.
Second race, selling, seven furlopgs.
Noltaire won; Roulette second, Pill
ferer third. Time Az.
Third race, niilc-Priucess won,
Manitoba second, Goliad third. Time
lbs
a Times Democrat Iazno City spe-
cial says, "Tcstimony in the prelimin-
AIRY examination goes to show the ne
grocs were arming as early as b O'Clock
Christmas evening several hours be-
fore the dillirultY with the Poseys.N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
GALVESTON.

blic Publishing Company
II Gancs-A City Directory.
10 G,.zo te.
m, Jauuary 3.-The Catholic
Ing company received its
inthe secretary of state to-
III stock $50, 900, divided into
Island shares of ten dollars
thee ten hundred and
brrn taken in Galveston.
,050 are expected To be
y Catholics throughout
The directors elected
'Ht year are Archbishop MA.
. Rev A. M. Truehard, Rev.
irt. II. Z. Killeen, John Cog
Baker, u. o. Q. MacIner-
u. Il. Wilkinson, n. III.
JIG. III. Scott and Joseph
De cpmpany organized and
rchbishop Gallagher, presi-
J. n. SGott, vice.president ;
| 1t, trodsurer. and Jas. Spill
tary Of the board of directors.
generally understood that II.
Dissent editor of the Cath
\ Magazine, viii be editor.
rhf Galveston subscription
b $40 800.
OF base ball games will be
70 next Saturday, Sunday
Ry between the Gore com
BIZ Chicago and the Park
! nInc OF thi' city.
directory Just issued give :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Conscience Stricken.

worth, January IA man
named John Byrne appeared before Il
United States commissioner to- day
and entered complaints against him
self for collision in defrauding the
government out Of 500 while Il mem
Der OF the Ninth infantry, q. S A., in
1869, In his final account there was
So dollars of clothing money due him,
aud lie and the company clerk raised
il TO $lS2. II weighed on his con-
science, aud now he wants to confess
and ret pardon. The case will prob
ably go 10 President Arthur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
3i5 Houston Street,
krms BRo74rRs & Co.,
Boots and Sboes. FORT Wortb. Sexas.
THE NATURAL VINEGAR WELL.
ihe Discovery of Which Leads TO Hope
that AppieJncit ,iay Yet he Struck.

that Appleyuck say Yet be Struck.
Some miners. says the Grass Valley,
Ella Tidings, have teen sinking q
shaft between Bear River aud Live
Oak. The region has received but lit
Tie attention in The way of prospecting
Tor mines. The minefs, in sinking the
new shaft, have had no trout le with
water, In fact thu ground has been UNI
usually dry. a few days ago, how
ever, a thin stratum of some kind of
damp rock was struck. and there were
some evidences of eliervesc, nee in
this. Passing through this thin stra-
tum the miners came to small stream
of what was at first supposed To be
COMMONWEALTH, but ON closer lnvesti-
CATION 1t proved to be II strong acid.
Some of this acid has been brought to
town and has been examined 10y ex-
peIts, and they pronounce it to be
acetic and a. strong as the acelic acid
of commerce. In short. u vinegar
mine has been struck. The efltrvcs.
cenue in the thin stratum of damp
rock is accounted for by the action ut
the acid on sonle alkali contained in
this thin stratum. a stump has been
made in which the acid Is left to col
lect and all further work has been
stopped for the present.
oue OF the mincrs Insists that the
find j. of pure vinegar of the hest va
rely OF the cider Kind He accounts
for tue milk In the Cocoa-nut" 10y the
fact that the ground OF the watershed
there slopes toward the river, aud
there are IL large number of apple or
chards toward the top of the water
shed, and that tor years great album
dance of fruit has fallen and rottcd ou
the ground, ANA that the juice of those
apples has undergone the acetic fer
mentaiiun 10y the time the juice has
gotten low into the rocks.
The o,hers are talking of pickle
factory on II large scale, and one of
them thinks if they could tap the
stream higher up, where alcoholic fer
nientatton is in progress and before
the acetic has begun, IA good article of
applejack can be distilled from the
fluid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
,1,EISlyERRELL.
Isl'nblic School Matters
sstrl.s and q Herd Law.

'e,e 2'ttrS aliu u licTu b'N'
,,Ia ilrettv
rsns iunry 3 The porter that
,Fu,Pitts down and beat him
y,vas1d's' Varieties some time
Nv ~ -ilrre' ted and has since
cspi in the calaboose at this
cai'Iunabtt To- give bond.
., =, eDut 10 o'clnck the alarm of
e,,i,Jn and smoke was seen is
cMlnder the prison. Efforts
utter the prisoner was
~ to save the building by
niyer ON the floor and through
SS,aures as were cut in the
llsa to no pupose. The Gala
4 t,lore.
ienl ouston, president of the
I ibcaltle company, return Ell
posfork last night, whore he
opt sale of their Panhandle
sstock.
70 1; schouls renpened on the
moving along smoothly,
% 3rtvr has never heard OF
II,aStlnt apainst the manage
king o; The institution.
Gill be made at the next
he ely council 10 lay The
iaton-but the wiud.work
--.hool bull ing There is
Ie eeded and 10 enter
aid add more to the pros
lol,haYacter at The city than II
~ ~ hool building, and we sim
the council will 70 to
bdgis In earnest and never
dBthe work is accomplished.
drbDn OF the GAZETTE on the
~ ig trJuhle is the true one.
iopllat Il herd law would he
'nthe present system but it
Jus 10 b. made partial i'll its
10 Inieam by That that il Oc-
that such u law might he
md advance the general
q the farmer; but that, ut
% pre- euL, IL would be better
:, c,uuties as choose adopt it
rsainner of what i known rs
n w. But as To the fence
mia, unless IA Texas legi,la-
1T al end to communism,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
! CLEBURNE.
y, In the Martin Case--An-
other ElOpement.
ne Gasettc

hie Gazette.
b, january 3.-The Martin
|iven TO the Jury to-day at
|up to his hour no verdict
|,sturued. During the after
larry came out and PROFOUND.
lai questions TO one Of the
and ngain retired.
mes, e iarged with cattle
!; now on trial. The January
IL cuunty court commences
~ with II full docket.
1nts are still quite fire.
yesterday james Moss, Il
d. acctmpanieu by a friend,
lily Miss Tennie Francis,
|sOf DIR. G.. G.. Francis, who
lilies Spu,h of Cleburne, and
X hit for Dcnison and the Ma
Re they Intend 10 marry. The
Y IL only Ii years Of age, and
Latller refuses his consent to
age, the journey 10 Gretna
ecessiry.
l.ene. Formerly a Cleburnite,
( Dallas, is in the city on II
>. Anglin of Granbury was
~.
Dter Clark has removed the
Ito Chambers street to better
aud has fitted it up elegantly
b expense. The merchants
he new location JOIN in de-
be rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
A Train Wrecked.

Annapolis, nd. :, January 3,-A pas
sengrr train on the Annapolis & Elk
Ridge railroad rar into a herd of
cattle. The locomotive, tender and
three coaches we're wrecked. Superlu-
teudent of construction Nicholas Deale
who was on The locomotive, was buried
under the wreck and seriously burnt
ant scaldcd. Engineer Conlborn and
lireman Gables were slightly hurt.
None of the passengers injured. Loss,
Sis 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
A Judge Resigns.

Keokuk, Iowa, January 2.--Geofhe
w, McCrihy, judge of the United
States 9Th Judicial court, embracing
Minnesota Iowa, Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and Colorado, forwaroed his
resignation to the president tonight
lracted with the Atchison. Top kn q
Santa Re railway to ii ! the pesi ion OF
general cnunsellur for five years, with
headquarters 81 Kansas CITY,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
The Yazoo City Murderers.

New Orleans, January 2.--'rhe
Times Democrats Ya21o City special
says the examination OF the prisoners
charged with participation in the
Christmas Eve row was resumed. Sew
eral witnesses for the state will en-
deavor 10 show that Christmas Eve,
one year ago, John james, Richard
Gibbs and other negroes had u diffi-
Guilty with John Il. Po-ey and that the
murders were an outgrowth Of that
difficulty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
CANADA.
RAILNoNn MNrrEIle.

Halifax, January 3 "A number Of
prominent citizens met The colnuiittee
of the city council to consider n letter
from the mayor of QIehec urging ac-
ton TO induce the Canada Pacific rail
way 10 make Halifax their winter and
Quebec theirsummer quarters. twas
decided to ask the government 10 eX-
tend the IntercoloDi,l railway TO MON
trcal, and demand of the Canada Pa
citlc railway ~ company receiving
so much public subsidy, etc, 10 have
their terminus in the Dominion. A
committee was appointed TO prepare II
resolution ombodying the views of the
meellnR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
She Didn't Do II.

Kansas City, January 8 A local
interview appears TO-DAY in the morn
ing paper in which Mrs. Harcott CLARA
Norris is made to give utterance TO
severest structures ON tie personal
character of Mrs Langtry. Mr. Il. G
Harcott, speaking for his wife, denies
eniphatically the utterances attributed
To her by the reI,orter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Cold as Blazes.

Minneapolis, January 3.-The Tri-
bune reports universally cold weather
through Minnesota and Dakota. AT
Braiuard the thermometer ia lowering
around 800 below zero. In this city it
has ranged from 10 to 20 below. There
is Il disagrecanle wind tonight and
the mercury promises to touch 80 or SO
degrees below zero.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Iongworth's VIII.

Cincinnati, January 1.-The will of
Joseph LongwOrlh was admitted to
probate to-day. The estate WAS given
TO his son and daughter, with be-
quest to - sister. The will names GER
tain ground rents intended for an art
museum, but they are given to you
with the request that they 20 To the
art museum ut favorable opportuni-
ty.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
THE RAILROAD RALEs,


Paris, January 1t Is said the gov
eminent proposes To s, II the state rail-
ways. 1t ~ believed Rothscfild, in
behalf Of certain great railway compa-
nies, has offered the government 40
0O0, 900 francs for the lines IL the sale
Ia effected the government will he en-
abled to dispense with the contem-
plated loan of 400, 600 600 francs.
Paris, January 3.-Currien, the
young Alsatian who forced his way
into the reception room of the senate
with the avowed intention to shoot
Prime Minister Ferry, has been
sentenced TO three months
imprisonment. When arrested
Currien stated the murder OF the
French ministers was agreed upon at
meeting of The societies at Lille.
He threatened that when released he
would be more successful in another
attempt 10 kill Ferry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
A Cincinnati Failure.

Cincinnati, January 3.-Shearman
Bros, dealers in preserves, j. HES and
canned goods, II sycamore street, as
signed G. X Skunk, Liabilities S75 =
600, of which $50 $50 il TO Cincinnati
creditors. Assets supposed to- nearly
equal the debts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
NEW FoUNDLAND.
TIE oRANaEMnN RIOTS

Havre de Grace, n. f., January s..
John Bray aud Richard Pradbury,
wounded in recent encounter be-
tween the Orangenen and Catholics,
died Both were Orapgemen. Brad
bury was wounded by the bursting of
his ov n -ifle. Twenly-one persons are
unde. arrest for participating in the
riat. The deposition OF witnesses were
taken to-day. A Catholic witness
swore tina. the first shot, which killed
Callahan. was fired 10y Head Constable
Doyle, who has been suspended from
duty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
The Eighth U. =. Jpaicfal Circuit

Denver, january 1t is rumored
here that Judge Moses Hallet, OF the
United States district court of this city,
will succeed Judge Me- rary n judge
of the Eighth judicial circuit. which
includes The states of Minnesota 10 IA,
Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Nebras-
ka and Colorado.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Bank Busted.

Ishpeming, Mich, January Sd.
+. Wadsworth ~ Co, bankers, as
signed to-day to II o. Young in the
sum Of SlS0,O00. Depositors viii get
barely twenty per cent. The cause of
the failure il unfortunate business
loans and mining speculation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
A Speculaiing Banker.

Chicago, January "a Daily News
Decatur, Illinois, special says The
Lovington bank, managed by u. Il
Banks Tor $ II Morrell, has failed
Liabilities. $40, 000. The manager
Murreli is worth $4,000.
He has assigned for the benefit of his
creditors. Banks hos disappeared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04

rnE srpEIKlM MuRpEn.

THE SJDElkIM MURDER.
.jablonski, who took part in the muir
der of Lieutenant Colonel Sudeikim
and his bephew, two men who were
the actual murderers have been ar
rested. Important papers relating 10
the Nihilisls have been found ut the
late residence OF Eudeikim.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
The Striking Cub-Driyrrs.

Paris. January 3 AT meeting of
eight hundred striking cab-drivers 1t
was decided to continue the strike until
the masters accept their terms
Twelve hundred are ON "A strike and
il is expected the number will reach
two thousand tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
viii Run Its Own Sleepers.

Altoona. Pa, January The 20
year lease OF the Pullman Palace Car
company on the Pennsylvania com
pany expires shortly. The latter COM
p'ny is making arrangements to con
struct ears Tor its own use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Failed TO Meet His Contracts.

New York, January 3 IN. ".
Emerson, cotton broker, sent "A
notice 10 the cotton exchange that hc
was unable to nsee, his contracts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Burned To Death.

Cincinnati, January 3. - a Com
mercial-Gnzettes Alliance, o., special
says the dwelling Of Melton Highland,
near Mechnnicstown, burned last
night and his two daughters, aged II
and s, persisted in the flames.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Gone Up.

New Orleans, january IA. J.
Deiasse2, manager OF the French opera
troupe, made "A cession of his prop
erty to creditors to-day. Assets val
ued al about 81, 100; liabilities, includ-
ing salaries 70 troupe, 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Furniture Factory Burned.

Hickman, Ky January ga fur
niture and lumber company burned
early this evening. Loss 10000 In
surance $1,000, in Eastern companies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Election Ordered.

Topeka, Kan, January 3 -The gov
ernor has ordered special election
March LIST 10 elect IA successor To Has
scll in the Second congregational dis
.ripf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Edgar A. Poe's Cousin.

Il ,ltinnre, January NELSON Poe,
late chief justice Of the orphans court,
died after an illness Of seueral hs,
aged 76 He WAS u cousin OF Edgar
Allen Poe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
Another Ohio Man.

Salem, o., January S.-Stanley
Griffith was captured and lodged in jail
to-day, and clipiossts that he muir
dered his father.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04

gne, -. saitI lnor..s..-- 49,
isesefgsd.' AZ Dids plans ana p s,a rlght e rc'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04
\ COUNT

IN COUNT
\ filot 70
3agciau.
Ille6azetie.
Iluary H.
Il hst Nigh
Though Vi,
fvlamdasssd
4 which II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04

io,ylin :. :, s,,nqstol. ., ...s ~ BoHLIN-
Worth, Tas nn1mw alin Afforneg s3a1ffey s, n, h.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-04

tance aud place on better ground.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-25

PERso~xL.-Mr. John DeArman and
wife. Of Spencer county. spent The irst
Of this week in Jasper. He has some
valuable iand Il this county that be was
trying 20 sell
Nj. W. +. Inman, OF Rutherford town
ship. Martin county. aud one Of the solid
Democrats 81 that county. gave Us .
pleasant call on Monday. lie Uas look
ing alter Representative fences. and II
Dubois presented no candidate would
himself be : candidate before the con-
yention, and would make . creditable
Representative
Gen. w. X. Irwin. President, and NJ
VIM. Rennecke. Treasurer Of The Indiana
Coal Railway Company. were in Jasper
last Friday. with an engineer sent out by
some P~biIadeIphis men. % look over the
portion OF Tie route from jasper 10 Por-
t~er-yilIe. and report 10 them - ID the de.
Of investing il il. We under.
sfandhe was fayorAbly impressed.
Prosecuting Attorney Taylor was IN
town on "Wednesday. o. legal business.