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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
DAMAGING TO LOT.
What Correspondent Says of His
Gang Of Deputies.

Gang Of Deputies.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-THE special
committee appointed to investigate the
alleged misconduct Of Marshal Lot
Wright in the Ohio election met this
morning.
Frank p. Morgan, II Newspaper re-
porter 0f Washington, testified 20 be-
Ing In Cincinnati on election day. He
SAW men from Washington there act
ing as deputy mRTHhals and wearing
metal badges The witness paid them
social call IN the evening and
they produced the bulldog
pistols which were part
~ their equipments. They
got their instructions from Lot Wright
hrst, and were afterwards drilled by
Pension Detective RatbbOne. Rath-
bone, IL was generally understood, had
charge OF the imported talent, gentle
men who had been summoned py the
Republican national committee TO On
cinnati, AS they said, to see 4 fair
count. The witness visited voting
precinct Ia the Fourth ward and saw q
good deal Of lighting. The deputy
niarshals appeared 20 Ne overbearing,
insolent aud insulting. They were
hard looking characters and seemed 20
70 be selected from the worst classes
Colored men went around swinging
9isiols as q policeman would swing his
"billy.H The efforts Of the deputy
marshals tended rather 70 break the
peace than 70 keep II A week before
the election there had been couyen
ton Of c0lored Old Follows IN Clnoin-
natl, aud tile witness met q prominent
/ Georgia c0loFed man named PledRer,
/ who told him thxt while he was Ia the
city ostensibly 10 attend She conYens
lion hia real object was 70 carry the
election. The witness said that be he-
lieved that ninety-nine out 81 every
hundred ~ these deputy maTahais
were rouehs. They looked dissipaied
aud capable u inlimidatiug decent
/ people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
pIsrRIor oouAr IN sEssIoN.

special 10 the Gazette
COLORADO, TEX Dec. lG .--District
court convened at late hour yester-
day evening, owing to the delay Of
the Judges commission, which was re-
ceived by wire. The docket IL large
one at this term, aud some very intri-
cate cases are to be heard.
District Attorney w Hin Of
Abilene arrived on this mornings
train and will enter upon the first
duties OF his new Office At this court.
MIR. Jacob Frankie " Cincinnati
Ohio, proprietor Of the frankie opera
brick block, is In the city. Mr.
Frankie will remain here some time,
and will reduce the rent OF his rooms,
a. he Is determined to have them DO
cupied,
Geo. b. Lowing, the proprietor 81
THE GAZETTE, 10 spending several
days ia the city
Our city /. full of strangers and Wis
iting attorneys from several points ~
the state. anlolg whom are Col. H. l..
Bentley OF Abilene. Messrs Ball and
Wynne Of Fort Worth, and MessTe.
Rsgland and Edison OF S~eetwater,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18

A reliable baking powder II g house
boId necessity, aud ia the mAke-uii q
9IIvnr LOAF 4 combination has been
found by which the most inexpeTi-
enced housekoeper Is on ga eguantf
wifh thoee Who have made bread max
ing q study for years Mhsn uiise.
lions arc followed Ia ~ use the feslll
4 alWaya eaiisfactqry Hno 20 loose
wife who paee Silver LOAF hARtnf
Powder ever baa c<aHe ipf cpmplAin'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
A VALUABLE MARE STOLEN.

oPeuIhI % IuV NNheIIos
SAN ANGELO, Ten, Dec. 16,-Mr.
J. r. Nasworthy Of this place lost
one Of his fine mares last night for
which he had refused $500 on several
occasions. She is sister to the Belle
of Texas and measures seventeen hands
high She Is shod all around but not
branded. Mr.. Nasworthy has offered
500 reward for the mare and the cap
ture OF the thief.
The merchants are busy preparing
their holiday stock OF goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
No sIaNs or mAnp rIMEs.
special so the Gazette.

rpeclAl 90 me uAHeiTO,
BOWIE, TEX, Dee 10 Our little
city exhibits a good deal OF animation
aud business stir, especially during
this period OF money stringency and
general depression 10 every industry,
Our grocery merchants are getting
In large installments Of goods.
This mornings train brought an uu-
usually large number of passengers,
Aud among them some two dozen or
more immigrants desuned for various
psints in the county
The Rev. II NJ Burroughs Of the
Baptist church, who has been preach
ing here every month during the past
year has recently removed TO Bowie
with his family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
not a Deputy IL IIlsqae County.


HIFTTT IT VI - . 7T7T7 ~ - =
r, tho Editor o. the Gazette
In your issue u yesterday notice
that man named White was Knocked
down, robbed aud shot ia your city
lasl 5 aturday night, and II ls sisted
that White y deputy sheriff OF
Bo-aue county. There ~ no map Of
that name holding O commission ~
deputy sheriff under me, and no dep
uty OF mine was Ia Fort Worth last
Saturday. j n ePEKa
Sherliloi Boaaue snty,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
DIARsIIALL.
A Gin House Burned-A Thief Con
victed.

victed.
special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX Dec. l5.-Mun-
denis gin house, together with two
bales of cotton, burned yesterday even
ing. The insurance is ti8O IN the Sun
aud Mutual OF New Orleans.
Daniel Mclver, who was arrested for
burglarizing the UuiOn news depot on
the night OF the T. b, was tried aud
convicted to-day. His sentence will be
two years In the penitentiary
The city has purchased Eilsby
steam Gre engine aud one thousand
feet Of hose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
RAPE TRIAL- OTHER NOTES.

"a 10 the Gazette.
PRRMAN, Tex, Dec, lG The trial
eneg.o Wilson, charged with eom-
Ing rape on Miss Catherine Dubbs
snlson,on the night Of Oct. 20 last,
IN progress In the district court.
work " selecting q Jury consumed
Ne afternoon and the first witness,
comglainant In this case, was put
III stand when the court met At Z
OK. Mrs. Dubbs is woman ap-
'ihuy about thirty years Of age,
~ above medium height, aud
sssed Of strong but pleasing feat
she testified TO the facts OF the
-ge with great modesty and some
alton but with no apparent desire
'Ade or withhold any fact con-
'ked with the ofiense committed
her Other witnesses corrobor
&. ner statements so far as cireum-
tes noHld do so, and when the at
g FOR the state asked time TO get
hef witness rom DenisOn this
alng, before closing his side Of the
The conviction had fastened
the mind OF this reporter that
arty charged was guilty Of cruel
ese on woman whose physical
lnon at the time was snch IS To
her powerless TO Prevent II.
morning at 8 o'clock the case was
q Up again, ilut after eN .mining .
81 Witnesses court adjou rned 10 $
aek this evening In order to secure
sa.ony that could not be obtained
The arrival Of the south-bound
Jug train at 1850.
V only plea in defense that ap
"A possible "a to put
character az the COM
sanf Ia issue, and II this
'Nenpted and does not succeed
W. question of doubt IL will bs
a 70 the defense.
,esfs + Smith, Esq one Of on
'neht attorneys. gave a pleasan
~ his new residence on Eas
~ Street last evening.
ssfal gentlemen from Dallas ar
ao-uay IN close consultation witt
~ = regarding the late Sign
'sei konssell n seisleld, dealers Il
.nsl1s , implements and machine
y mai they propose 70 do Il yet
'''sa secret with their RESPECTIVE
n came into market freely u
~ loftnnairly fer the planter
ists were better than 1t an.
y ~. nale doring illeFpaAnn- rang
,tg lu renie on the average
sfsm reselygd here this aftel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18

II Won have been unfortunate ia the
seIsstIon OF baking powder give 81.
yer Loaf trial snd We guarantee thai
vour bread will he nutritious, whole
some and light, Tor Il has never yet
pointed the housekeener.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18

Mr. =. =. Helm. Waco, nays;
browns IRON Bitters did me good
service am old aud lniirm, and II
relieved me of balna which naturally
attend the aged. I gratefully recon-
mend H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
CHAsE. HEADING COMPANY, HOUSTON sTREET.

who has been with us regularly for
two years past, LETT on the 10Th inst
for visit 20 his people in Iowa. The
vacancy Is being illed by Mr. Rock
well, also an old employe Of the Gulf
Colorado ~ Santa Fee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18

Mr.. Alfred Wisbey 100 Austin street
Houston, says: II suffered from gen.
eral debility and loss oi appetite. A.
Ter taking few doBes OF Browne Iron
Bitters my appetite retunlfd and MY
health improved Ia every respect"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18

THEY quit suicidiug Ia the Alamo
city, aud hage turned their attention
10 church sluRging matches. a col
ored iayman dowred q preacher With
hymn-book and a white iaynAn
called his preacher - boy and q
puppy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
CAPITOL HOTEL,
@. McGINLY. Prop'r. HOUSTON. Tex.
The only F1RsT-cLAss HOTEL in the city.

noon from Jot Gunter ut New Orleans
contained the Intelligence that his
nephew, Nat Gunter, could not sur
vive long.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
KNIGHTS or THE NIpPEEs on TRIAL
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
Albany, Tx, Dec. l6,--The sta.
bles and stock OF the Norman Horse
company at this place attract the at
tention of admirers OF fine stock,
These quarters are visited by all new
corners and the company through It's
commendable protector, Mr., Sterrett,
keeps and sustains on hand a supply Of
young stock for gale at fair prices.
Some men are now up before our
county Judge charged with fence.cut-
ting ia the southeast portion Of this
county, near Hulltown. So far the
testimony ELECTS the commission OF
the ofiense by the persons charged. II
is supposed the defense rests on the
unpopnlarity OF baTbed-wire for fence
| inolosing generally and the right OF
| ingress and egress where and wheH
man or beast desire TO go.
In the special OF December ?, n mis-
take was made by stating that Charles
| fairfield committed suicide by dose
Of morphine II is now revealed
that his death was due to an afiiictlor
of the heart.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18

Dr.. Elt1hugh haa removed lip Office
10 SOC Main street, oyer kiDx's dr1s
etora. once hours, A. IA, 70 &, M
CAL 81 Telephone residence a. night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
A RUNAWAY MAroII.

~ ~. thc Gazette.
|FFERsoN, TEX, Dec le.-Mr,
Roach, Is years old,
Miss Golden Turner, 10
L Did, Of Mt. Vernon, Tex, ran
i nom the latter's home last night
we're united in marriage by Jua-
IA A. Spence. Roach gave ne
Use to obtain license from the
slict court opened yesterday.
L Estes charged the grand jury In
nv terse and elaborate manner.
4 w. =. Mclean has not received
|trlihcate OF election yet.
~ visiting lawyers are Mesars
ppard and Peacock OF Daingerfield,
4T gnd Steadman OF Marshall,
Be Gaines of Paris, Henry Sayles
Ayeston, aud Hynson aud Leary
4fxarbaua,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
porR rRrAL-oorroN FOR mExI,
GO.

d the Gazette,
Ia, TEX, Dec. 16.-A murder
lmuch interest in this section Of
Eate was brought to trial in the
court to-day. On March 2sth,
IW n. Moreland, a well-to-do
farmer Of Falls county, visited
aud In company with friends
BAKING in the town. That night
s,shot dead on the sidewalk in
&dthe "Horse Shoen variety thea
i His slayer was Bin Bell, a bar
who had been driving him and
smpanlons around the city. The
NJ arose over n half-dollar hack
. Bel escaped and was captured a
months afterwards, gave bond,
Ia the bond, was captured and
bond the second time, and now
to trial. He has able counsel
lll put up ~ bitter hght for his
Of the city congresses to-day
,rssed fifty bales of cotton, which
Then shipped direct "a the City Of
hottie first cotton shipment ever
inm Waco TO that point
clothing department of Levine
Dry goods store was burglarized
blight aud a heavy raid made on
lscahing. No clew to the thief,
tAoud night Of the Catholic iaii
financial success, with large
PRESENT.
HFsfanz. Keiffer, the celebrated
ban evangelist, is in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
nIGBwAY RonBrRY-

Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dee l6. -Satur-
day morning about II o'clock, while
Mr.. Geo. w. Ketch, travelling salesman
for l.. q II Blum of Galveston, was
within few miles of Pelia, lac was
suddenly confronted by man who
was secreted in the bushes and CONF
manded 10 hold up his hands The rob-
Der then proceeded tOsearch Mr. Kelch,
aud took iron his person fifty cents IN
cash and fine gold watch. Mr. Keith
had over $3.50 ia his overcont pocket
which the robbcr overlooked. The rob
berry was soon reported, and officers
started in pursuit
]. w. Brock, barber OF this city,
has skipped the town leaving several
parties behind ia various sums. a
few days ago complaint wss filed
against him Tor gambling, ana he was
placed under u bond OF $500 for his ap.
pearance at the January term OF the
court Sunday morning Brock went
10 a livery stable and procured horse
and start out ostensihly for u ride.
Falling to return officers went la pur
suit. but came back without having
found any trace of their man His
bondsmen telegrlphed 10 the officers
M various points 10 be on the lookout
for the fugitive, aud the probabilities
are he will be captured.
Last night some one entered the
stables Of Bail, Hite & Go. and stole
therefrom fine $40 saddle, the prop.
erty Of w. II Perkins. A reward OF
$40 Is offered anyone who viii capture
the thief
The preliminary trial Of Harry
Parker, charged with shooting Minnie
Thompson, was resumed this morning
and the entire dag consumed Ia the
examination OF witnesses. The case
viii probably be concluded to-moi-
row.
agin changed hands, Messrs J III
| Wilson. formerly Of the Whitesboro
News. and Geo. w Fran OF THIS
city becoming the proprietoru- The
paper win he enlarged, and hs
name changed 10 the Morning TIMES.
pied. Ia this city, Sunday, Deeenl-
her l4Ih. 1854 EdRar L. Davenport,
ayed AZ Nears Deceased formerly
lived IN Green county, Iowa, anu hAu
/ hsen Ia Gainesville shout a year
Al The election OF 81, PAuIs Epihco'
nsl church congregation, the follow
mo oflicers were elected for the ensu
int vesr, & n Stevens, senior "Atusn'
x sherwood. junior warden.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18

JoanNY ROACH vii be 8 nDlmmi.
craft Ia time 10 catch the next naval
APPROPRIATION.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
faE TOWN FULL OF THIEVES.
5 ! TO the Gazette.

RsHAL, Tx, Dec. l6 The shoe
Of J. Strobe was entered last
and a few pair of boots taken
private residences of D. Breskee
DE b. II. Evans were also entered
lot of provisions and cooked
lles taken
L city Is infested with a lot Of
es, aud our people are growing
PED at the frequent perpetration
be robheries.
wis Watts and Jim Powell were
ctcd Yesterday Of theft aud sent
Z penitentiary for two years each
hop Gregg passed through here
rday ON his way Ia New Orleans
will return on the GOTH, the time
nted for his anniversary vista
He is in excellent health and
preserved for a man OF his age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
.sfMtsG FSJOa II cNts CAsf Ahhii'
eS SHADOWS BEFORE

special 70 ihe 0Atsiie ~
CRAWFORD, TsAp Dec -
town Il moving along very quietly =
usual. Nothing i talked Of but The
coming erloy mept Of Chr lssnns;
our station master, Mr. John snlhe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
NOTES rRoNI PARKER COUNTY.

NOTES FROM PARKER COUNTY.
special 10 the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TENn Dec. TO-
Messra. Burkett, Ropes & Co, Of Ora
ham, have opened up their stock Of
drugs, musical instruments, etc They
have q fine stock
Frank DeSmlth IL lying very low.
The physicians think that If they can
keep aim quiet there nay be some
chance for him.
Mr.. Geo. w. Brown, who came
here few weeks ago and bought one
OF the finest farms in the county, with
the intention of living here, received a
telegram yesterday announcing the
death Of his wife. He left immediate
ly for Chicago.
Our county commissioners are be-
ginning to see the necessity OF buildinp
81 bridge across the Brszos river Ut the
Big Valley crossing, Several iron
bridge companies are competing lol
the job and the indications are thai
we will soon have the benefit OF this
trade Of Ersth and Hood counties.
Our people think that there might
be some money expended on tbs
railroad building at THE place as wei
as other points on the line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18

The beat smoking tobacco il 7 Little
Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
Useful Christmas Presents.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
REAL ESTATE.
Bowie Real Estate and Immigration COnT
]. n. srnoNa. I,rnaIdonI
BowIE. MoNTAGUE. CO., TEXAs

tho
amin
a0ton fu tie
and ID
S s9sI Two YEaR OLD Town M Fss STATE sGs asa s a
6RANnEST COUNTY AND CITY IN NORTHWEST TEXAS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-18
pELAYED SPECIALS.
w.rican Shepherds Found Dead
4 Murder Trial at Waco.
N oyerun With Thieves-A Run
,ray Match at Jefferson.
|e.ps. Fiend Wilson on Trial al
sherman State Notes,
- pANoHMEN MURDERED.

IgEE KANUHMHN NUI'I'HNNU
% tne Gazette
A LAREDO, MEX, Dec. L.
4 Mexican shepherds on the
4, paros ranch, near New Leon,
|brnd murdered this morning,
N appearances they were beaten
I'M With clubs and sticks. No
En- be assigned for the murder
\
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-14

Probably no body of men but a Democrat
ic House of Representatives would ever
have reopened the Jeanette inquiry. No
possible good can come from it. The navy
department has already made thorough
investigation, at the instance of the same
party who still pursues the memory and
fame of the dead commander of the expedi-
ton with all the pertiuacity of the Irish char
acter. His brother had some quarrel with
the commander. The chances are ten to one
that De Long was right aud the subordinate
was wrong. A naval board of inquiry after
hearing the testimony of everybody alive
who knew anything pertinent found moth
ing worth rebuke. But the sapient polite
ians who assume to be statesmen thought
that possibly they could make some party
capital by giving the assailant Of the Arctic
hero another chance to ventilate his portfo-
lilo of galley scandals. The brave widow of
the gallant sailor sits day after day in court
with her counsel, defending the memory of
the husband who is in his grave. Her init
mate knowledge of every feature of the case
enables her to be of the greatest assistance,
and she will have the hearty sympathy of
people who can have little patience with
these proceedings. Congressman Boutelle
of this State is on the committee of investi-
CATION and his experience, both in the mer-
chant marine and the navy, will make his
judgment in such matter worth that of all
the rest of the committee,
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-14
EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT.
Sale of Real Estate ON Execution.
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND sSs
Taken this Goth day of March, A. D. 1884 on ex-
ecutioD, dated March tn, A. D. 1884 issued on a
Judgment rendered by the Supreme Court, for said
county at the February term thereof 1884. in
L.. Cobb of Portland, in said county, for $l60.45,
debt or damage and $1,000 costs of suit and will
be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at
the Sheriff's Office in said Portland, Monday,
the 2Sth day of April, A. d. 1884 at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon the following parcels of Real Estate
and all the right title and interest which the said
Mary L. Cobb has or had on the l4th day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1883, at nine o'clock and five minutes in
the forenoon, the time when the same was attached
on the original suit in the same, viz:
One undivided seventh part of certain parcel of
land containing ten acres more or less, situated in
the town of Deering, in the county of Cumberland,
bounded as follows northeasterly by the town ROAD
leading from the Old Gray road by John W. jones'
dwelling house to Bridgton road southerly by land
Of Jones Dole Northerly and easterly by land of
Winslow Packing Company.
SECOND PARCEL.
One undivided seventh part of certain parcel of
land with the buildings thereon. situated in the
town of Deering in the county of Cumberland, con-
erly by road leading from old Gray road to Bridg-
! ton road; Westerly, by land of Cribb and Win
slow Packing Company; Northerly by Presumpscot
Cobb. ~ '''--'' = ~
THIRD PARCEL.
One undivided seventh part OF about six acres of
town of Falmouth, in the county of Cum berland,
bounded and described follows. to wit: Com
mencing at the southwesterly corner of land now
or formerly owned by John Noyes, on the road
leading from Piscataqua to Portland, thence by
line of said road to cross road leading to the grst
mill; thence, easterly by said CROSS road to Pts
cataqua River; thence northerly by said river to
road leading to saw mill; thence, westerly by said
road to the northeasterly of said Noyes
land; thence southerly by said Noyes land to the
southeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly to
point begun at.
All the above parcels of land are sold subject to
all subsisting right of dover that any person other
than the said Mary L. Cobb may have therein, and
subject to whatever legal claim one Maria b.
Knight of Falmouth may have by virtue of mort
gage on said parcels of land.
Dated at Portland this twenty-second day of
March, A. D. 1884.
ELISHA N. JORDAN,
mh31d1awM3w Deputy Sheriff.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-14

Judge Bonney's decision in the Alden
case is good sense, and there is very little
reason to doubt that it is good law as well,
although the plaintiff has tlken an appeal to
the law court. The plain purpose of the
pharmacy act was to prevent incompetent
persons from compromising medicines, and
where the legislature forbade persons engag-
ing in the business of an apothecary unless
they had successfully passd an examination,
it intended that the word apothecary''
should be understood in its strict sense, as a
man who prepares drugs for medicinal pur-
poses. Any broader Interpretation of the
word will convict the legislation OF the alb
surdity Of forbidding man to sell cigars,
soap, toothpiks, hairbrushes, perfumery, and
the thousand and one articles that go to
make up the stock of a modern apothecary
shop unless he is thorough chemist. Judge
Bonney's decision affects only small num-
Der of Nc. Phillips's suits for the majority
of them are against men who have been &C
tualiy compounding drugs for medicinal pur-
poses without being registered as the law
provides.