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Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23

NEAR Crockett, Tex, the house of Reuben
Hart (c5lored) was burned the other nj Ght,
and six children who had been lockei IN
while the parents went to church persisted
in the flames.
ETA HERN shot and killed her sister
Julia in quarrel in Chicago on the night
of the 18th over young man.
A FIRE recently destroyed the Episcopal
Mission at the Santee Agency in Dakota,
with the church, schools and pastoral resi-
dence.
AT Cincinnati on the Is Ii the Ohio River
was slowly falling, but at other points u"
water was rising and doing immense dam
age. From Evansville to New Albany,
| ld., dis ance of two hundred miles, all
the villages bordering on the river
We're inundated, and over ten thousand
people were homeless. A. Lawrence burg
; about tif cen hundred buildings were
destroyed, and Germantown was almost
wiped from he fac. of the earth. In Ohio
P0rtsm ,uth entirely under water. and
many buildings had been carried off at
Mavsville, Gallipolis, New Richmond,
Belpre, Pome oy, Cheshire, Middle
port nd Augusta. At Shawnectown, H.,
the water from five to fifteen feet
deep in the streets. II the vl'iblty OF
Lousv vile, Ky, five thousand people were
nDtt!t.tSn, "tillc -Nt" POI ictiA 'Lou 'oiiH
houses were inundated, thirty-three build
! ingS We're washed away and over one hun
drei were turned bottom upward. The
c~f imIted damage was S1,Guo,hOo. Meas
u:es for the relief of the sufferers were
/ being instituted all over the country.
y WEALTHY farmer named Gabriel Erb.
resi- ling near Hubbard, o., laid down in
fled the other night, while intoxicated:
and was frozen to death.
/ On the 18th the Governor of Virginia We
toeI the bill reapportioniug the represen
Htation in Congress, on the ground that one
/ u I.ticaI party would secure eight of the
tea districts, wllils the sentiment of the
S a G WAS nearly equally divided.
! THE house Of William Rich, at Park
/ City, Utah, was destroyed by a sn"w-s!Iit
a few: days a5n, killing his wife and three
! c. ilirel. and another slide killed the wife
( Of John Harris. The snow was deeper
than ever before known.
! IL Northern Dakota AMI Minnesota II
fierce BLIZZARD was raging on the is h, the
wind ii wing hurricane and the snow
drifting into immense banks.
AT Indianap / S on he Is h Dr. aTncr,
who attended Il case of small y y, was him
J self removed to the pest-Gouse. There
| were thirty ca-es in thu hospital.
| !. T. BETHUNE, the manager of Blind
/ Tom the ! ianiSt, in a'tcmptin-to loarl n
! moving train Oh the Isl at Wilmington,
/ Del, was killel.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
LATER.

IL the Senate on t!c | tn bill was
favOraoly r"l"ite't rr"Nluin5 tor PUNISH
men OF trrspas~ers ON Indian lands. The
bill is intended t. apply 10 the Oklahoma
invaders Bills to receive lcgal-ten lerS
for customs and to retire small legal
tender noes We're reported adversely.
The bill relating to National Bank note
circ culaton was again the subject of
long debate, participated in by Bayard,
Mcpherson, Plumb, Allison, Vest
and Mitchell. Plumb Withdrew the mofii-
ficatiun to his amendment and Morgan Of
fercd another in its place. No vote was
taken .....Tte House having continued in
session all night over tic Mexican pension
uill, finally voted to make it special order
for the 2Is. inst. The House adjourned
about nine o'clock.
HEAVY rains along the Ohio River
have had Ms d"ra5 effect in re -a!dlhS
the fall o, the floods. In some cases the
river on the lgth again rising. High
wind gave the levec at Cair" severe
strain and the peopl" worked with Will
to strengthen the barrier The Lower Mis-
sis-ppi continues rising. The change to
cold weather Las again caused an IN 'reaSc
| Of suffering. Will" II tents u cut OH w"
flow from the small reaiIlS-
| BRADLAUGH has been reelected to
|
ma iority.
GENERAL OwD's remains will proba-
bly, arrive in New York rom Cuba ON t-le
21th.
The British Government has. ten
derei the y. cite steamer Aler0 or me
| Greelv relic; expedition.
EXPORTS of domestic cottons this year
have thus far shown shsht decrease as
| conrarcd with last.
| The British army in Egypt is to be
reinforced. ConiiGencr IS felt JiIt General
Gordon i equal 20 III ask.
| THE latest report is that the garrison
of Tokar, instead OF icIns, nIas>"cred, had
made n Sllccr-Sful ~orrir.
THE earnings of the Northern Pacific
! Railway ron, July 10 Feb Is showed an
increase of 81 is, - over the same period
a year ago.
! MRs. LARSON. on trial at Muskegon.
Mich for po:> n iS John G.iilt!, na, ben
| convict. Il of muir Ter III 7 " first degr"".
j. H. HALL and man named Long
were arr,s in of. Louis, Mo-. II the lSt.-,
for compile ty in the murder Of three men
a, NJ Pula Xxi. l., Az. Il. 1882.
THE Board of Supervising Inspectors
| of steam vessels at t SER ,oLvehto Oh III
Washington adopted important changes in
the construction OF safety valves
SECRETARY CHANDLER and a number
of naval officers went to New YORK on 10
2Oth to participate in tie ceremonies over
the remains of De Long and his comrades.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
PIIii AND IUiNi.

be fu-t step toward -pii'n " chill" =
ter laugh an call him smart VIII II t."
>a>e"~ yer. II u"i H.HHS.
The peach crop i ruined. .'s we
DO not wish to rel eat tn ; nc''- cF""'
5, eek cur re- lie VIII l'.>' h'"r }, in
M II '.-O} Cty Ncrr,c%.
II wonder what has taken nwa>
my appel /. tor breakfast? q Nrd 4
f.Stiv. If n avenue mau. Il sal C, "a
was >our hapry ti@h, las night. dear,
rcpl cd h wife. y. !. ,Io .r1..'.
A health writer says: ''sl"rI1.~s
people should court the sun. + III
had only said ''daughtcr' t""j sands
world embrace the remedy VIII r. one
viii now only laugh 1T it.-N. \. Mai.
The Indianapoli, Jo'rHm says that
the avr,arr citizen wants Il lock tn
tour Ike holes nlr,S the average cit
zen has improved of lac, one icyholp
is Us ally about all he can tind.---N. J.
Gr0p a..
Where are the min s'crS? Eoe'o5.
Gno"c You drop into Il church occa-
sip ally AMI you VIII So for Yourself.
AMI not lead In world Il suppose that
editors don know such In ngS.- CAycp-
81 Int p -cc"R.
A certain poctcss is said 10 ''mal;c
good ic!lics a well rs good poetry. Ii
is sug.re-tei that she also make 4 new
Gcpa,turc i. e, send her "llicS to
II .wSDap"r Offices an ! can her poems.
cllics discount 30 try rs ''iI, de at
ter every tine. .Aorris'o II, rt'd.
-.Is,c,' said Ne i'll laying down
the paper "that old inrhnick!" has
willrd his property to >crogg nS, the
saloon ken cr.' flows that. / sup
posed that he left il ali TO his son iIar-
Iy " ~ ell, he I'D. Butth t was only
an indirect way of leaving it to crog-
Gins. - By>,on Transcript
- Can't Nou mana e to give my son
one of the prizes at the e, aninat on
asked Il mother OF Il tcarhc'. '.No.
maIam,' was the reply your son VIII
stand no chance; he Ob>t ra,ciE p"r-i- Is
in idlcncsS' 80. bu then, "Nciaimcd
the fon! mother. 'if that = 80. YOU can
give h IN a prize 70: porscvcraa e. -
| y. y. I'o~t
y say. Jim. you'd better 20 back
| to the OH =. They re- busy rs made =
to-day. and thcy wrrc in,Iuirirg ABOUT
Won as came away &cra they
replied JIM. cpollv knocking tn" ashes
| from his c;grr. ''lf th"y watt m" why
| don't ihcy come atcr me? he o!ii"e
! should seek the man. not the man the
| o.,:cc. Cbisnyo N,T"'".
-..Iwa, Just reading your advertise
merit doctor,' said smith 70 the pro
pr;ctor Of .ia'ap universal cure all
..vou say that thousands ar la tcnin@
to their grave. DO YOU think. now,
| honestly. that your medicines viii stop
| them? DO tor .'alap w ell. ON
| bet twi.cn Us. You know, don TN NIX ihc
| -tutr VIII do them any good hut they
| are fastening out OF tn" word. You
| know. / might rs well have their mon
ev as anybody else. Dhry can't TAX it
with them, you know. --EostoH Irdt1-
| ) r H.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
EPITOME OF THE WEEK.
Interesting News Compilation.
XIXIIIth COngrcSS.

T,75-RSp.Y, Feb. IA i'll was passed
In the sS.ua;" 10 MAKE all public roads
ard Li-hyvaVs poS'-Toltcs- Nr. L"-an IN
trnrurc,i 4 hiil T. provide that honorabiy-
DISCHARGED soldiers o. sailors be pre-
f,-rrel for apro .ntimemt to civil Offices.
Mr. Beck hand Il in an act for
the organization "t Supreme Courts III the
Territories. The Mcpherson b II relative
t. -.-ual bank circulate n wiiS debated.
In the House M Ncki,il"v prescnte 4 tel
e.,.a!II fr- III Cleveland rct. III ling that
ii g fInoi relief apI.r"pr a ior b. inc -cased
To >I.f@,J -. \ dchIt' followed on the
Miss Phi n:c-te detection case of
CnsImc.> v. Manning, hIt no action was
taken
FRIDAY. Feb. l5.-Thc session of the
Sen;,.-. WAS ecu il III ichItinS the
bill - provide f = he issue of circulating
not-~ :. ", mi banks Ali urn" 1t" the
IS. II he H"u~r tn" Chalmers v aiming
el. g 5-,I ease WAS takcr mp, and I, sDlu-
tin-I L ..lariu.c .ha.t Manning entitled
to Il Ia. fr, III Mi-SiS i9p: was defeated by
n vote a.. - 1" -. y j urH"d to TIE IS:h.
E,uHpiY. Feb. IS.-In Tie : nate bill,
wcrt iI.r - iucrI to admit Dakota as
Stat" a Il =" pow !e 70; inpr-ving riv-
eTs AMI ai..,..s 10y con rae. Bills We're
passed tn AZ hu-.z the sale of timber on
the ,I.nCl,I ..,,.s. r.~...-y alton in Wisconsin,
and 80 !, ,."vils. fn, the removal of the
So :tEcrn I-'.~ to .ah. Iteration of
the U.ll ur ,v.'iin., for National -hauk circu-
lat;Cn was resumed. Ia The House Il lill
was ir.-rH !u.-eI to grant thr,e hund .cd
aud Iyv"r' y acres OF public la.td
to c:.cII Survivor of .e Mountain Mead w
ma -sa"rr. y res lutiol was 'ffe:ei 'ii-
rec; in III" Secretary of : ate t" furnish
informal ao t. l.. action of bismarck
on the r,.~Dl'.tjonS i'll regard to the death
OF Herr Is~,.,.r. Bis were PAS ell to re-
licvc c"stail soldiers from the charge of
desc; s:"H ard 10 nlake the rate of = stag:
on scr"nG--l..ss matt I on" cent for three
ounces, exc. pit to publishers.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
West and South.

On the l4th ten Mofmou Iroselytes, Evs
of whom were girls, from Cleveland Coun
ty, n. C., passed through Atlanta, Ga, on
route for Utah.
THE marriage of Captain Paul Boyton.
the noted swimmer, to Miss Maggie Con-
ley, took PLACE in Chicago on the l4th.
A sTAGE-CoAcH. filed with Passengers.
was on the 14th reported lost in the
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
KenslaIs's SPAWN Cure.

DOwNEY CITY. Los Angeles CO., Cal, Oct. ). -.
Dr. - J. kcniHIi \ CO., Dear Sirs:-l feel II
Al dusty as well rs u p'CH-rtc TO ria"" my ''s;i'
IupIIY hri"g' 'h" public N regard tot ir m''fi-
OF your medicine. la.c used k"uidU !
Spawn tu-c tor TIA" !a>l three years. and in
every ease | have accompii- -hrl NOR" than YOU
CIliin II to do. | Ear" cured shoulder lame"
ness. stiT 5oiuts, cui h.. capped hooks. 1t stem
per, kicks. cuts. bruises. Il IaVius. sore throat,
and ia tact everything thar hpi Sc i subject to,
and | would CH"Criully recommend II to All
hors"mcn. Respectfully yours.
tuNttI.t.S II. THtYEH.
Mcssrs. II. Iiin:y & Co, Chicago. Illinois,
publishers of fnicuOo Npfs'nl under dai" ot
Scp;. =. -. write a. follows: k"ndaii's ~paNln
Cure j. found an IuNiluHhi' medicine, and the
fact should DrCOmC generally known to hor. =
men.
TRENoST, ONO, sept. 3ith, i~lI
DR. u. j. KE>DNT. y Co. Gent lemon
having had an on o tuHiiy of seeing Your
"irra;i~r on th" liDI~s TINS summer tor IN"
frs time was induced to Try your Kendall !
SuaVIU Cure on ~ valuable hprs that had been
Spayin. had hli-'"rCd il s"v"rui times and
conc .u,!r,l that my horse wo Ild never get over
being !umc. Fiy" weeks ago to-day com
rncnr,d using koudalI~ SPAWN Cure an at
disappeared. 1t ha- hc"a worth SsOni to m".
IL. II. House..
MOUNT PRtItiE, Nt~N., sept. -, 1853.
DG. Il. !. ku>piI.!. X CO.. Gentlemen: Last
Spring had II ya.uabi" Hounr h"rs" that from
som" CuUs.' got - very J." iurnp about haIf
Ipul. li,ur. ! had tho bust horse doctors exc
amino hrr; SOM. called It on" th,ng some AN
at hoe. Du, .id tho shoulder wH- brokcn but
no t -. MD cure il. Aitcr had tried the cure
spawn Curr. dad not use pn'-hull OF II ~
itr,It w'- al slu"o h and clean. Lam"ncss
AL. .-auo %. Egu hOrS' linimcnt ii IL inval
A>rIpw orR
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Fatal Result of n Mistake.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb IA.
On the sS,h of December last three men
vent 10 the St. Charles hotel and paid for
IL nights lodging each. They were assign-
ed to room No. 10 which is on the third
njor They were sent up alone and stepped
IN room Nc. IL. This room is on the Sec
ond floor at the head of the stairs. 1t had
no lock and tramps had used it several
times without the proprietor's consent.
He was watching to catch the next tramp
that undertook to steal a nights lodging.
After midnight he went up and found three
men in it. He had heavy carr. age whip
and began clubbing them wi it. Two or
-ie men were not seriously hurt. Denn
- .-rharty was Ea'ily hea en- that he WIS
unable to sit up tn. next day. He has not
been well since, and yesterday he died.
Justice Adds issued a warrant for the ar
rest of the proprietor, BerbiS, charging
him with murder.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23

( Cornell tnivorsity's mummy is a
iruly royal mummy. II came from tn
Metropolis at lhebcs, belonging, it i
thought, to the Iwcnty-third dynasty,
probably not far from go b. {. The
dr.cd-up remains of this Egyptian King
are ma le to do service 70 science n the
New Wo:li after Il lapse of about >, 0
years. Egypt in his dav made very lit
lie stir in The world and was fast hast,
ening to its final downfall aS II domi-
nant empire Of the world three or four
hundred years later.--R,chcStc' En-
DrtSS.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
KendaIi's Spawn Cure.

pENvER. con-, Aprii -, lSe!.
Dr. B. j. Kendall '- Co, G"utS -Four years
ago wh!l, IN tho employ Of \. l.. PcriCy y co..
II:iuNctS Mas, had horse that h"r:m"
e.alIllcd dariu" tn" FIRST year ui my stay with
them. AND remained SO tor tOur years, Though
used every remedy We know OF or could
hear ot. bat oi no avail. Some time duriur IN"
Et;h year Tor WAS III their employ between
lIC and ~iN yc.'r=I recommend ! 10
tr. Kendall : span in Cure. and ait"r using II
two months ihr horse was cured the culhi Er-
ncut having been entirely removed, and thus
believing l. to lie Il Nuluanc medicine fully
recommend il 10 al VINO have occasion to u-o
il I,.~n.c; fulIy l.. IL. IGO:
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23

Some persons suppose that brown
sugar is swecter than leIincd suyar.
Th 5. howeve~, is not the fact. 1t is not
so sweet. The sensation j. only apPar
ent from the fact that the .cmi-liquid
sugar, or glucose. contained in tie
brown sugar NETS more easily on the
tongue than the crystal sugar, on the
same principle that It pee of soft
andy mclts more easily than does rock
candy, and more readily gives the SEN
satiou of swae nesS.-B0stoil Post.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23

kendaiTs SPAWN Cure.

SACRAMENTO. CAT, Aug. 3rd, 1Ss2.
u. J. krNDNIi. y Co. G"rtS:-I have during
the Ia { three years used ia my stables your
l:l;!nruf known a- Kendall SPAWN Cure with
great ~, C"S~ having treated SPllnts. sIaNins,
cilrb- uru various EInds Oi strains to my on
tive sal action and in every instance where ]
iisi r,CuIumD n.i"I il to my trends th"y have
h, on equally ,rcIi satisfied, and do not hesi-
t.i.c TO- ~.,N that aS llum"nt believe IL has
no ,uual. and th:.s h"licviug ! chccrfully
rcvouiIu' I'd il to any one Who may have ccca-
sion 10 use Il medicine OF this kind.
Ene.. .,.t.i Inl- NnuI.s. LEE STANLEY.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23

A Bridgeport Comm boy. aged
seventeen, nov in ;ail, says he has
taken part in twenty-five burgiari s.
n. y Sun
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON Human Flesh.

SANTA ROSA. CAL, Feb. 9Th, lSSi
B. j. KENDALL \ co. Gent 'cm"n:-I feel tia
fuiy 10 others suffering with the piles and
failing Of tho rec um To write you. ! have had
tho piles aud pro us of the rrctum for hve
years: for the pa three years h t.C suffered
tho ircS agoniZigg pan Trio d everything
vi hgut r.lic;, but Uft"r ten daS use OF Ken
d..i. SPAWN tGrc have not : 'cu or heard OF
h pii, : sine. Oar " ho has not suffered aS
have. can not ooluprctcud the great joy tha'
feel Mt being cured f Il disease almCsg woree
than death. ! had Il a uablc yOunG horse
tnat hai large bunch gather on his breast
bono. trlcd all kinds OF lirir c rs and had u
cut open without any benefit. Saw your ad-
vrrt.Semcut ana bcu h. Il bottle OF kcndals
SPAWN Cure anl o.dcrcd my tea nstcr to u>e
IA, dire ciCd. IN less than one week the lump
hul d Si,pI ca cd. Thinking that lnimcrt
thai would 90 what kcndalS SPAWN Cure has
done for my horse might benefit more, tricd
Il as a resort.
With.g h.grutitudr and best wishes foryour sue
cess. am faithfully yours
j. IL. GLENN.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. All
| Druggists haze il. can get ii for you, or u
will be sent to any address on receipt OF price
| by the proprictors, DIR. Is. J. KENDALL
CO, EnosburSh Falls, VT
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
March 81. 1883. year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

coats two comforts much sought after.
Several candidates for county offices
lent our town their benehcent pres
ence yesterday and to day.
MIR. II. d. Conkllng's arm, which
was amputated 10y Drs. w. II. Ussery
and II. Riley not long since, is heal
ing rapidly and is almost we'll.
Mr.. G.. b. Gray, manager of the
Bowie bank, lately returned from a
visit of several weeks to his old home
in Kansas City.
Mr.. j. II. Sparks, one Of Bowie's
merchants, is making an improvement
to his residence on Wise street.
Many additions and improvements
OF one sort and another may be seen
here and there in our town In progress
or just completed.
Large quantities of lumber are con-
slantly being hauled from the Bowie
yards, The lumber trade here has al
ways been very large one, this point
supplying farmers and others for
several counties around. The fact that
we have two yards, Lyon & Grlbble,
and Davis & Groattney, produces a
competition that rebounds to the bene-
fit OF the public. Rough lumber now
sells at 81 per hundred.
There was q good lot of cotton on
our streets to-day, but the market not
admitting of good round prices, buy
ing was not active az usual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

PrrERsoNs Magazine for November, with
all its fine Illustrations fashion.plates and
novelties. to which may be added more than
half dozen choice stories, and many pages
Of other choice readlrg-matter, is upon our
table. II is the magazine ofthe age, and no
lady who wishes TO keep pace with the
fashions and he literature Of the period can
well alord to do without It, Price, two dol
lars a year. Toclubs II Is cheaper still, with
great inducements TO those getting up
clubs. Specima n copies sent free to those
wishing to get up clubs. Address Charles j.
Peterson, 800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

THE New York Tribune is very un'
fortunate in the evidence it introduces
to prove that the Democrats committed
frauds in the Ohio election, 1t uses
this logic
In ohio there are already evidences that
much fraud was perpetrated, and in several
localities the vote appears too large TO be
wholly honest. This fact both parties en-
deavor TO use as evidence that fraudulent
votes were cast by their opponents, But the
single fact that in every one Of the cities
where such excessive votes appear the Dem.
ocrats controlled the city government the
police, and the whole machinery OF cleo
lions, win convince intelligent men by whom
the fraud was committed.
Another "single factn appears, of
which the Tribune does not take ae-
count. In the large cities is where
the Republicans made all their gains.
Leave out the vote Of Cincinnati,
Cleveland and Toledo, and the state is
Democratic. Is it very likely that the
Democrats would have used the una.
chinery of government in those cities
to bring out Republican votes? The
Tribune proves it's party TO be just
what honest people have accused it of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

THE San Antonio Express informs
its readers "that politically there will
be no change in the next congressional
delegation from West Virginia. The
whole Of the present delegation was
re-elected--G of, Republican, and VIII
son, Snyder and Gibson Democrats.
This delegation voted as unit to re-
store the 1867 duty on WOOL"
As a matter of fact, West Virginia
did not vote for congressman at the re-
cent election, and, of course, did not
elect "the whole of the present dele.
gation.n The congressional election
viii be held on November T. aud the
Democrats expect to elect all four Of
the congressman. The district which
gave Goh a majority OF 1900 in 1889 Ia:
lust given the Democratic state ticket
majority of 1900, and will replac,
him by q Democrat The Express
should read up on the political cam
paign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

vicious secessionist in the early days
Of the war. Still others are OF opinion
Cand this seems most reasonable Of all
that II was one Of the Zuni Indians
whose tribe Logan attempted to de-
fraud out of their hereditary posses
sions, and who, nursing his wrath,
adopted this means of revenge. All OF
these may prove incorrect, and upon
investigation it will likely turn out
that Logan hired some cheap striker
to do 1t in order to create sensation
and fire the Northern heart by charg-
ing It 10 the vicious ku-klux.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
rnIpAY monNINo. ocronnn -.
THE WORLDS EXPOSITION.
$4,000 Copies of The Gazette TO be
Distributed at New Orleans.


With view OF having Fort Worth
fully and faithfully represented in the
Worlds exposition to be held in New
Orleans next winter, we have secured
the services of a special reporter, who
will prepare detailed description OF
our city and fully represent our BUSH
ness men and business institutions,
our industries, and in fact everything
necessary to place Fort Worth before
the world in its true light, and the
matter so furnished will be printed in
an crtrd edition Of THE GAZETTE of
not less than ffty thousand copies,
which will be taken to the Texas de-
partment OF the exposition and then
given TO thousands who will throng
that quarter during the exposition.
Those who wish to appear in this extra
edition should hand in their names 10
THE GAZETTE Office and their wants
will be attended to.
LOVING, MALONE & FORD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
SAN ANTONIO.
The Ward Murder cnsa ~

The Ward Murder Case lIs,,
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, OF \
testimony in the case Of w h
of Castrovllle, who is charess
murder Of Bob Fly at Hul
about a year ago, was complsl
and the argument begun. /
will likely he reached tonne.
Deputy Sheriff Van Rlper /,
Lewis returned from A.
morning whittier thew !
cOnfine the negro n,
jail for safe keenls,
deputies say that he was nv.
to death all along the row
that he would be overt,
lynched. District At,orns
says that Il Is more than M
the tiend will be indicted.
sentenced at the present tea
district court.
Mrs. Laura Williams, an
one OF the first families Of n
parish, La, is here with bel
children. She has deserted.
band ON account Of brutal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

THE GA2rrrE has received an invitation
10 attend the nrst national convention Of
cattlemen, to be held at st. Louis on the
l7th ofnext month. Asall are interested in
the matter, TIE GAZETTE is pleased TO learn
that Western and Southwestern roads ter
minating atst. louis have made rate Of
one fare for the round trip, and Eastern and
trunk lines one and one-third fare for dele.
gates and others attending the convention,
they to pay full fare coming and be re-
turned free by Western lines aud at one
third fare by Eastern roads upon proper Ger.
tlncate of payment of fare 10 and attendance
upon the convention within three days after
It's close, tickets to be given the usual limit
from 81 Louis TO destination.