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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-30

ment and are assembled at Ajusco, q
stronghold about eighteen miles from
the Capital.
Yesterday forenoon 5000 of the rural
guards and other cavalrymen under
General Gutierrez revolted and left
Tlalpam, a garrison in the suburbs, for
Aiusco. Other garrisons pronounced"
in the afternoon and a revolution seems
inevitable, but perhaps the action of
Congress will have tendency to quiet
them.
A telegram was received late last
night that the garrison at Vera Cruz
had revolted. Also that they have been
reVolutionizing things at Topic, down on
the Gulf coast for some time past, and
great many of the troops from the
capital are there at present. and have
had some heavy engagements according
to reports.
NYesterday the house of Ex-Governor
Fernandez was pillaged, and then de-
stroyed by fire, The mob also under
took to destroy the printing office of
La Libertdd. but the large doors
were securely fastened, and after firing
q few shots through the upper windows,
were driven off by the police and
soldiers.
1t is impossible to state the number
killed, as newspapers are very quiet,
and do not publish anything that is
calculated to increase the flames.
1t is generally believed that the action
of Congress viii allay the local trouble,
and perhaps have quieting effect upon
the revolutionists. But it will require
wise head and judicial policy to avert
the storm that is now coming on
Whether President-elect Diaz Will be
equal to the task remains to be seen.
Bros. Stewart and Robson arrived
here safely on the 18th inst, and are
having quite an introduction to Mexican
customs. All are well and in good
spirits. f. r. Snow.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
WICHITA FALLS.
Important Suit A New Court House
Grand JUICY Findings.

Special to tho Gazette.
Wichita Falls, March 8 with the
approach of spring, business becomes
better every day, and all the mer-
chants are in creasiug their stocks.
Mr. T.. T. Stevens of the Fails Land
and Cattle company says that cattle.
shipping from the southern portion of
the state to this point will begin by the
middle of this month.
The most Important suit ever brought
in the county is now being tried IN our
district court. Style of the suit is
Stone Cattle aud Pasture company vs..
Murphy tt al, claim for $50 200 dam
ages against defendant for breach OF
contract in failing to deliver cattle at
this place last spring.
And we are to have court house
worthy of the city this town viii have
grown to i'm two years. The commits
sioners court are advertising for bids
for $40 900 structure.
The said court have also ordered a
properly dressed stone to send to
the capitol to represent Wichita coun-
ty.
The grand jury have found twenty
two true bills and adjourned.
Tom Wagner, the. cattle roy Al, is in
| town, and strangers and prospectors
| too numerous TO mention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Railroad Charter Filed-A Section of
Land Disgorged.
Cash Balance in the Treasury-Tht
Deaf and Dumb School.
Aspirants for 0nice-Ilie New Morning
Newspaper.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
Austin, March 3.-The Colorado,
san Angelo IL Southern railroad WAS
chartered to-day, with long list of
capitalists, residing mostly ut Color
ado city ~ incorporates. The capital
stock is fixed at $500, 600, and the road
is projected from Colorado To or near
San Angela, in Tom Green county.
Also chaite ed: Houston Brick works,
capital 500, 900
The county surveyor of Preside
county has SURRENDERED the title 10
one section of land in that county, for
which the lind board directed the at
torney-general 10 institute suit for re-
recovery. There is but one similar
case in thu judicial distric,, which is
against deputy surveyor, who de-
clines to rellnquish his claim, and will
fight the case in the courts.
The attorney general advises that
the state courts have no jurisdiction
over otienses committed by civilians
IN territory ceded to the federal gov
ernment, such as forts or arseDals
The treasury balance for the first
of Msrch shows: General revenue,
Sl05, 1875; available school fund, $780,
OIL; permanent school fund, cash,
"a, 760; bonds, IS ,2l5,034; permanent
university, Sl7 G97; available university,
fT7, lG2; total cash, 1858, 500; total
bouds, S., 025 ,Gl9
The deaf and dumb asylum opened
school to-day, with tifty-elght students
enrolled. The prospects are good for
AN attendance soon of one hundred.
The Germania life insurance COM
pany of New York, WAS authorized to
continue business in the state for the
current year.
Revenue receipts 5000.
hon. John Cochran of Dallas is
here. 1t is conjectured he is looking
into the successorship to the comp
| troller's office.
II is believed here that Prof. Crow
OF Galveston will be candidate be-
fore the convention for the position OF
state superintendent of schools.
Df, >. w. Baker, n physician OF
some note, died yesterday.
Arrangements have been consul.
mated for the publication OF a new
morning daily by the Printers Union.
me first number Will be issued Thurs.
dag with Col, Carey Styles as edilor-ln
chief, aud Mr.. Laughlin business man.
amer. IL Is to be printed by H., w.
Swindeils, state printer, and will be a
llve column quarto. The Associated
press dispatches cannot be obtained,
out tits proposed tc supply their place
With u full line of specials.
City Marshal Ice made his Ne
port to the city council tonight.
lie alleges that The inefliciency OF the
po.ice. force Is largely due TO the fact
tlht lhey are appointed aud removed
by the council, and are not noc0upta.
Die to the marshal, who has no poser
to enforce discipline. He also SAYS he
has not received the moral support OF
lhe council, aud INSTRUMENTATION aud
want OF respect of the police to their
chef has followed. Asa remedy, he
suggests That the marshal and police
committee be authorized TO appoint
aud remove all policemen. Alder
man Driskell introduced u resolution
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
HOUSTON.
The Interstate HriIl-A Murder at
PattrrS0n-B Bidding for the state
Convention.
speclal To the Gazette.

special To the Gazette.
Houston, March ,. To-day the
Beusch Xounvea III ST, Louis aud the
Columbus GA. Guards entered for the
Interstate drill next May. This makes
fifteen companies that have already
entered, seven of which are from othel
states. All Houston is interested in
the drill, and 1t viii undoubtedly be
the greatest affair of the kind ever
known in the state.
At Patterson day two men, who
came from Fort Worth about two
weeks ago, quarrelled, it is thought,
about woman. One shot the other
in the stomach and killed him. The
murderer then made his escape, but i,
is thought will be capturei. Their
names could not be ascertained.
The city council to-day, on behalf OF
the city of Houston, offered the char.
man of the state Democratic commit
tee the use of the city hall aud com,
nitt,e rooms for the state Democratic
convention. The hall is the largest
in The state, and the Houstonians ar,
are prepared to welcome the delegates
with open arms. Houston wants III,
convention, and will do more than hel
share 10 Obtain IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
GALVESTON.
A Petition to the Deep Water Commit.
tee-The Texas Veterans in An
nmal Meeting.

Galveston, March "a petition was
circulated this afternoon requesting
the mayor and city council to telegraph
the deep water committee at Wash
ington to take steps toward securing
the advance appropriation for harbor
improvements ut this point. The petit
ton is called forth by the fact that the
committee seemed TO have concen-
trated all their efforts ON the lIads bill.
IL is claimed the chances are
against the bill, making, as it does
such large appropriation, to pass at
this session, and failing in this Calves
ton would not waive her claim to the
regular annual appropriation, as the
work in Galveston haibo VIII be
brought to stand-still for want of
means to carry it on The petition is
said to have received q number OF sig
natures, and will'bc considered by the
board of aldermen Tomorrow.
The Texas Veterans association of
Galveston cOunty was in annual ses-
sion this afternoon at the City hall.
There were present. Hon, Guy Nj.
Bryan, president, and twelve mem
bers, being about half the membership
IN the city. The principal feature of
the exercises was an clio luent address
by Judge j. $ Sullivan, ON "yhe past
aud present history of Texas" The
election Of officers resulted: Presl-
dent, Guy Nj. Bryan; vice-president,
n. II. Yard; secretary, G.. w. Grover
treasurer, y. n. Johns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
TERRELL.
Our Dali, Budget from Growing
Young City.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Measles are prevailing throughout
the city.
The new calaboose is going up rap
idly and will be ready soon TO receive
and cool of the refractory worshipers
of Bacchus.
The protracted meeting under the
auspices of the noted evangelist, Clark
ut The Baptist church, is in progress
and gaining in interest.
The Harris house Is nearly done, bn'
when 1t Will he opened is not known
There is not city in the state STAND
ing In greater need of good hotel
The political waves are beginning u
move. So far as have heard express
sions our people are satisfied TO let ms
eKeellency, John ireland, and Hon
DIN Wellborn be their own success
sois. We hear the names of numerous
persons mentioned for representative,
ana the name of Hon. Ii. +. league u
about the only name / have heafu
mentioned with prominence for sehh'
tor.
fhe city's boom has never abated III
.ne isasl, but presses onward ana up,
"aiu, III we were to undertake "
mention even the most prominent PR
sn.o residences erected DUNG INV
winter months, we would fill more
space than the GAZETTE would ~
"iliing 10 allot to us. III Is sufficient
~ say that In whatever direction We
.urh the eye Is greeted with numerous
neat and substantial Improvements
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
WACO.
A Residence Burned Comfy Court
Items Of Interest.

Special to the Gazette.
Waco, March S.---The residence OH
b. Payne. on North Sikh street,
burned last night, the flames original
ing from defective ilue. Loss, Sl3O0,
insurance only $500.
The March term of the county court,
Judge Gerald presiding, opened this
morning. The docket is very heavy,
civil and criminal, several hundred
gambling cases being set for trial.
Charles Powell, who was stabbed 10y
Edward Surrey, yesterday, is doine
as well to-day as could be expected
The crisis in his case will not arrive
until tomorrow. Surlcy is still in jail
Mrs. Harriet William, aged seven
ty.seven, formerly II resident of Foi
Worth, died last night at the residenc,
of her daughter, Mrs. NJ. c. -Neales
Funeral to morrow morning.
Some of the Waco tiremen will "
to visit the Fort tomorrow to see tn
inauguration of the new truck pur
chased 10y your department, -.
1t is feared here that the j. w
MaXey OF Texas, reported expelled
from the Annapolis Naval academy
FOR hazing, may he John Maxcy, ap
pointed from Waco about four year
| npp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
GRANDVIEW.
4 Large Store and Contents Burned
Incidents OF the Fire.
special to the Gazette.

Special IN the Gazette.
Grandview, March 3 The inn
mense mercantile establishment Of
Col. j. j. Smyth was discovered to be
on fire this morning at l O'Clock, and
in three hours WAS in ashes. Saved
probably 81 ,000 or 81 200 in dry goods.
Loss $40, 900 or ST. O90, thought to be
wei! Insured.
Justice Torious' office was in the
same building, and by hard work he
saved his desk and all his papers. DIR.
Simonds, who first discovered the fire,
barely escaped sullocation, swinging to
his trunk as he rolled out of the door
Later-The fire was first discovered
by Dir. A. Fl. Simon0s, who was sleep.
ing III one VI the rooms on the south
side of the building adjoining the
whisky department. The doctor was
aroused by The heat from the fire un-
der his room, which was making fast
Roadway. He was almost suiloeated
| by the dense volume OF smoke In at
tempting to save his trunk near the
door. He lost his library, pill bags
and everything except his trunk II
was with great officially that Esq
Torion saved his desk and papers
\ which We're In one of the front rooms.
! No information can be gained as to the
origin of the fire, aud it is mere mat
| ter OF speculation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
A DAY AT DALLAS.
The Hunting Club-A Young far"o'
Adjudgcd to BE Insane.
Suicide of an Unknown White man D,
Drowning.
Street Paving and Sewerage--C'"f'
Items Personal.

Special to the Gazette. -
Dallas. March 3.-rho Dallas ana
Waxahacbie hunting club departtg..u IN
n snpclal ear this morning for silver
Lake. Van Xandt county, for week >
hunt. There were twenty-seVen nun
ters in the party-nine from il,nls'
nine from Dallas and nine from WAX
Han Hasch, a young farmer from
raar .isbon who so fearfully stabpeu
his brothrr several weeks ago, was to-
dpv adjudged insane. He will be gent
10 the stp,e lunatic asylum at Austin
An unknown white man was
drowned in Trinity river this morn
Ing. it is thought 10y committing SUI
eide A negro, named Henry Jackson,
renoried to the city authorities that he
saw "A man splashing in the river, ana
finally sink, but who he was or wha'
his color he could not determine
! William Thomas, q boatman, took ms
boat and pnir OF grab'hooks, aiiu
after dredging the river n short time
recovered the remains. An Inquest
Was held by Justice Kendall, but ne
one could identify the body, neither
was there anything about the clothes
| of deceased to furnish the desired III
formation. IT. is supposed he was
stranger out OF money and work, ano
s,iicided in fit of dependence.
The bids for laying nearly three
miles of bois dare pavement are TO h'
opened by he city council io'morfo"
night The members OF the boart
have big months job before the eN
piration of their terms in April-th'
street paving and sewerage subjects
a permanent supply of water for TN
city, and the big street railway
schemes. The present council Is gen
orally conceded as the best Dallas MAJ
ever had All but two OF the boar'
are candidates for reelection, ah'
there is strong disposition to return
all Of them. :,
The following suits were filed Will
the district clerk to-day: y j. Rice vs.
the Texas IL Pacific railroad company
damages to property, 81 500; +. :
Browder vs. Texas 81 Pacific railroa'
company. damages to property, S5,Ul
M. and III. Burns VS. Dallas City rail
way company, 5000, for damage u
person of Helen Burns in alightlni
from II street car viii in motion
Michael Tierney vs. the Houston
Texas Central railroad company, Slo,
600, for injury to person.
There are niuety.siN appearance
eases oh the district court docket 70
the Mjrch term, which opens on Mon
day n5kt. =,
MrsI IL. c. McAdams, Miss y. Nc
Adants, Miss l.. McAdams, Mrs. ID. {
Kylefaud Miss NJ. Kyle, all of For
WORTH were guests Of the Gran'
Windsor hotel to day. They wer
down to Dallas on a shopping expedl