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SrBisoYtELD. Mass.. May 17.-Johr Moors,
aged 20 year, and Michael Garvs aged Is year, both
Of South Adcy Falls aud unmarried were swept over
The u:lyoke dam this AFTERNOON whale attempting 90
If.yntd Tei. aodiss ha; not been rsco cred
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SYRACUSE, My 1.-THE Coronors jury IN the
eAse OF john wirhart VINO "as found Head a Frankfort
several days ago nave dec Ar that he waA killed With
scuh W Frank Aenaol, ms sanihiaw, and that Men.
dnn. aud Mrs Wslart ASSISTED IN The crime They
arr All uadep arrest. ~'
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Css M.- rArs.. :. Her Ceu.

MARY Coleman. . destitute trsmr. vas c''r''
mAttsd ny Ssslos German. iroGs ''s Esscs hrr CONT
yesterday, V three months ta- islnrd AZ ' Va"
evening chs cut her throat In her cell MIN r"- ,hs
at she he'd concealed In her stocking 81" ~FN 'ahrh
y bellevue Hospital and there twice n,sn r'gl t.m
TIE gaAh Ia her neck opsa She Ma pm !.'a 'h""''
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Fer TllAsn sd n..arlek..

HAsTISas-o on THE. HUDSON. May 17.-Wm. &.
stahnec.cr of yontcrs, Noses W. Taylor Of Mount
riensant. aud David Williamson OF Grcenburgh were
to-day elected delegates to the Democrats state Con.
nninnst!on OF rden and Hendricks, with Roswell =.
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PRINCETON, May l7.-At tho lacrosse game
this afternoon between tho Harvard una Princ eton
teams the latter BY scoring two goals TO the fur
ner's one
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TIE Csaisg Here shew.

Preparations are making at Madison square
Garden for the recepsion OF the ai horses tas have
been entered for tho National Horse Show Associations
second exhibition which 10 to he held during the nst
week Of th,s month. THIS sntres include ninety six
I'VE Ore engine companis., Miss hslaish. the knxsh
rider and number 81 professional riders of beth
will couipste Tor the jumping prizsas
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The 0~ssss Askss That 0sisA Tv'p Again.
The steamship Dragon nom Qussassovn last
osndAy arrived lnsl ulxhI
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0lsaal O0es froaIcsiVr.
Si!gh!iy wsrmn! talr weather variable WIND"
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The. third race WAS Tor the Kennel purse Of
for horses used for farming purpose and owned
ao %s hunt Ii catch sa FN,sh.s about MI
Tracys b. m. Fanita. N. T. skidmore's blk. 9.
Nig, !. TayIor,s b: r. sa!ie John Duryea,s Cd.
ia the betting. The fvs bounded away In q
Sodys r race II to lie last iarions. when George
Allen and Mig pulled out from the group and
10 ne Ss asd neck George Allen
..eepee sn sw sss for haSred aasi
aS yss ss ~ aad
q the N. .: H; aho second to recs!ve $50 out Of
ss sssa nos To- shUs
Mercury STANLEY Morti%srl. ch. q; Garmelite
cu Ss%oS Fl & asaass wo4E en-
sSof!': i sy:s Eng %sssy; sssiqss Ds.;
T%s heavy 1 Se Il s rode an esoeiep. rack.
ss 70 ~ Il.
shs Ts,er neatiy Ia l ins:' Ms sSSs ssVssF
nest SSd which he refused 'aa the
first attempt: ,F!e T thop came along. tax.
took the lead on Fleurstts along the back deld.
but Mr., Cheeyer passed tho mare again In the
lhst mic, anu. koepln8 Tue lohu 10 INC unl6n,
won with Dundee by four lengths. Fleurette
second. the same distance in front Of Carmol-
ito, Phantom fourth.
The nfth was a novel scramble for tho Polo
Sweepstakes for polo ponies. Meadow Brook
Hunt standard ll4.1 Si5 each, .. or p. weight
for inches to carry l60 Ibs. Ibe. allowance Tor
every inch under tho standard: winners
Of polo pony race In lSSS to carry
$40 and the third 70 save it, stake about three
furlonys. over four hurdles. George Work rode
GsbhaEds Orphan Boy, A. b. Purdy rode
cook rode Wild Tom. Mr.. Lsnier rodo Ruth,
Mr.. Cheeyor rode Nebraska. and Mr. La Mon
tagne rode Hungry Joe Orphan Boy was the
favorite ut even money Z to 3 against Nebras-
ka. to agninst Tom Boy. 8 to against Wild
Tom. and II tn against the otherr.
Breaking away Ike pack Of bronchos on q
wild chase, Tom Boy. Nebraska. Orphan Boy,
and Wild Tom. In the front rank. came bound
inx over tho first hurdle. Al the second hurdle
Wild Tom bOtrd md ran around with his head
down. piungtng like buffalo, Nebraska took
the load. and cutstripping all the others. Mr..
Cbesver landed him winner four lengths ahead
Of Tom BOY. Orphan boy eight lengths away.
The sixth raos was the renewal OF the Meadow
Brook Hunt CUP. valued Mt $500 to bo held for
ona year; a handicap sweepstakes nj $50 each,
half forfeit. with special Jtccs at plate added
Tor the winner: tho secoad to Teceive f5O out of
tho stakes about three mics. Tho sin entries
dwind'ed down I" three starters. George Work
| riding hr. ". Vivian. 1855 rounds: r. Hitchcock,
| IT,. riding oh. Y. Gold Cola. ljS pounds. snh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

back 10 his old district. District At
torney Browning Inns been quite sue
cessful in this court. He secured con-
viction In seven felohy cases. Bum
garner, charged with rapine his own
daughter. was acquitted. Judge Dnn-
can q smith OF Georgetown aud Col.
Cicero jenkins OF Waco were In AZ.
tendance during the court.
The fall term OF the COmanche
college opened on tho lst Inst. la the
cape ious college building which has
Just been completed aud furnished
with the latest Improved furniture.
There were over three hundred
matriculations on the first day. The
number Is now about four hundred and
IS increasing daily. We expect TO
have COO within short time, which Is
about the full capacity Of the building.
There are a great many students from
abroad IN attt ndance.
There are numerous applications for
dwelling houses, which cannot be Ne.
cured In the town. Everything in the
shape OF a house Is occupied aud two
families live in some houses. Anyone
wishing to educate their children
could dowell by coming here and put.
ting.up small cottages TO rent. Lots art
cheap and rents are high.
Our new $4,000 roller mill Ia Just
about 20 be completed IL will make
rs fine flour Rs Is made anywhere. II
Is fair sample OF the energy
aud enterpriseofliv live men of this town
The building IAN ornament 20 any city
is a four-story stone covered with iron
roof. There Is in connection first
class cottongin aud press, and q plan
ing mill.
Taking into confederation the exces
sivedrouth issummer, the county Il
altogether in q prosperous condition
and is being rapidly filled up with I
good class ofimmigration from all parts
ofthe Union
Politics are comparatively quiet II
| this section. Hon. 8 w. T. Lanham
congressman OF this district, made uss
| rousing Democratic speech last Satur
day. The colonel very ably and pleas
antly explained TO us the necessity o
oustlng the Republicans this year. III
Ia solid In this portion OF the district
aud will get our vote as long as IN
asks for II. Your reporter IL delighte,
to see the example THE GAZETTE 1
setting It's constituents In saying tina
in order 30 support free grass one mus
not necessarily be disciple OF Whsl
Jones. / believe there are goo,
many people in this country who bg
lleve that II they vote for Ireland the,
are veting for the lease law. Clevt
land and Hendricks will get almos
the solid vote OF this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

hRhitants Indoors for safety and gave
them asllght taste Of war with his pistol
Ma he rode through the streets firing AT
door.knobs for want OF better targets.
He shot through the post-oillce aud
other buildings, but did not seem de-
sirous Of painting the town red with
the blood OF her citizens. when he
had finished his racket lac rode of at
leisure 90 his safe retreat north of Red
river, where he remains with no one
10 molest or make him afraid,
Speaking at the courthouse last
nieht by j, G. Bigger called out q fair
audience.
Miss Lula Hurst, the Georgia won
der, entertained a good audience az
the opera-house last night with her
wonderful Rats, She ~ n modest and
pretty young lady Of seventeen SUM
mera, sfslender form aud graceful In
every movement, ard the
strange force she exerted
when opposed 10y from one to four OF
the stoutcet meu In the city completely
set at defiance the ordinary laws OF re-
sisinnce aud nAtonished her spectators.
The boys are stlll working on that
lncorrlgible Democratic pole aud say
they intend 10 put IL up IL II takes tin
November,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

The grasshoppers are slowly extend
ing their operations. They started in
Tabasco, and passed thence 10 Yucca
tan, Campeche and Chiapas They
afterwards cRmped in the states OF
Vera Cruz and Oaxaca. At present
they are committing depredations in
Morelos, Tamaulipas, Guerrero, and
Michoacan. Nine states have thus far
surrendered Internationally TO the in
sect insurgents, upon whose wings vic
tory has been written in spite of their
wholesale slaughter, for they have
been buried by the ton.
The Oysterville wv. ~ Journal says:
"a strange sight was witnessed off
Cape Flattery recently. The water, IA
far as could he seen, was thick with a
plentiful chow of herring, in the midst
OF which, spouting and diving, was a
school of large whales, about forty in
number, ranging from twenty to one
hundred feet long. Diving down with
parting whisp OF the tail, and coming
up again with wide-open mouths, they
would capture immense quantities Of
the finny tribe.
It is common thing for profession.
al crabbers in New York bay and
around Long Island to get caught by
! the. nose by savage crabs while stoop
ing down in their boats. They never
/ attempt TO break the animals hold
They Immediately jump overheard II
! their clothes, and the moment he feel
salt water the crab says gOod-by an'
( sails away smiling. The fishermen
] haliava the ,,raha tWeak their noses Oh
/ purpose to secure their freedom.
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wash ZONES and the San Antonio L.
Savuf.xx
Edlior ol dc Honslon Posl.

TO the Editor ofthe Houston Post
BAsyRoP, Tex, Sept. l2.-ln your
issue OF the 10th instant you publish
what purports TO be an interview be.
tween myself and correspondent OF
the San Antonio Times. hope You
will do me the justice To say 10 your pat
rous that ana not responsible for the
statements made In said interview,
and / have to regret that the Houston
post has contributed to the circulation
of All article whose every. line trem-
bles with maleyolence, and betrays o
purpose by the author TO injure one
who never harmed him. Respectfully,
G.. w. JOKES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
A Quiet SABBATH.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.--Mr. Blaine
attended divine services at Brick
Presbyterian church. Afterward, ao-
companied by John A. Stewart, VIM,
Walter Phelps and Walker Blaine,
Mr.. Blaine walked up Fifth avenue
as far as Forty-seventh street,
where they met Stewart's carriage
and were driven to Harlem. The party
returned 10 the hotel by the Sixth
Avenue Elevated road Mr.. Blaine
ordered that no cards should be sent
10 him to-day. lie took drive through
Central park and on his return be
dined in the public dlning-room for
the first time. As he entered the hall
he received round Of applause. To
morrow Mr.. Blaine viii receive dele
CATION OF the Union League club, and
III 6 p. III. he will start for Philadelphia
stopping for short time at Newark
He will return 20 New York Tuesday
night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
EVENTS ABROAD.
,i.A National League Has Adopt
4 4 Resolution in Favor Of
Independence.
cameron Of Brazil Narrowly Escapes
|T,owning Cholera Losing its
Stronghold.
carbon Wins Two Battles and
ksr,es the Rebels to Raise the
Siege of Khartoum.

\ nr KMARrouM RA1sEl

,s5E OF KlIARrouM RAISED.
|mo. Sept. 2l.-The mudlr OF
Ia telegraphs the authorities
.hst messengers from Gen. Cor
ave brought eighteen dispatches.
|stheun were for a sheikh Of the
'abisb tribe, which were deliv-
Two others were directed TO n
|,lsw of the sheikh, who had
.oreviously publicly executed by
/ ssr of Mahdir Ameer in order 10
M the people and compel then,
Il FL Mahdi. The ameer. with
chiefs, was afterwards killed
Lale. The messenger who brought
matches reports that ON the 9th
III Gen. Goidon's troops slauph-
HE rebel army which had been
Irainst him. Another battle was
lion the S0th of August which
IA in Gen. Gordon forcing the
/, 10 raise the siege of Khartoum
hiring which the sheikh, Sidi.
n aud their followers were killed.
above reports are confirmed by
In Elmoos, the hey who Is hold
8sfyct with Egyp.inn soldiers.
shoggish and ether tribes have
IN aud rendered their submis-
/ The population of Berber has
md from its fright over an an-
itd descent by Gen. Gordon. The
Shoggish country is now tran
The chiefs are imploring for
,lnd have made compact upon
ban to abandon FL Mahdi. The
b. has thus far been observed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
SUNDAY AT DALLAS.
A Candidate Against Oils WeIlbOrn
Another Newspaper,
speelal % DC LIZZIE.


special 10 The Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Sept. % Hon. J
C. Bigger, United States attorney for
the Northern district OF Texas, to-day
announces himself candidate for
congress on the straightout Repnbll-
can ticket against Hon. DIN WeIlborn.
He Will proceed nc oucs 70 make Wig
orous canvass OF the district. Mr..
Bigger Is al ways ready aud willing 70
offer himself rs a sacrifice on the Re
publican altar.
II is reported that Dallas IL 70 have
another morning Newspaper II IL 70
start about October !, aud be run by
Dallas talent aud money. The parties
report that they have the material aud
tl5 900 In money to start on, Themen
behind the enterprise are mon Of ener-
~ aud ex perience, and II Il fair 20 say
they will be ehle. with their capital, 10
keep fist-elasA paper alive two
mouths.
The turnpike on lsryay street. south
Of the city. j. about cnmpleted.
The churches were all yell filed At
The noon services, notwithstanding the
Oppressive heat
CalIendeT's Miuetrels Base Ball club
played the Dallas Black Stockings this
Afternoon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

ME RECORD IN ITALY.

\ HE RECORD IN ITALY.
I 3, Sept. 2l.-The bulletin of the
S Of cholera in Italy for the
genty-four hours Is as follows:
gAmo province, IA cases and Z
eo province, Is cases and 10
Z oa province, II cases and 6
Y kia city, 10 cases and 10 deaths.
lies province, 20 cases and As
Y b.
\ bles city, SeS cases and 101 deaths.
hwhere, 80 cases and II deaths.
4 bis; 49, cases and 1913 deaths.
THE RECORD IN FRANCE.
i. ls, Sept, d. There were five
w. to-day from cholera at Mar
three at Toulon.
MI IN SPAIN.
!. DRTD, Sept. 2l-There were six
\ ases from cholera and four deaths
N icante to-day; nine new cases
~ I've deaths at rarragona.
IA AN OUTBREAK IN RUSSIA.
y. DON, Sept. 2l.-It is reported
y. /. u outbreak Of cholera has oc-
!, near Odessa, Russia, The gov
~ snt Is trying TO suppress knowl-
~ AIthe fact,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
LoNGvIEw.
Many canaIdates bod Tloater.
spsclal % Tho 0aSotte.

Special 20 the Gazette.
LoSoy1Ew, TEX, Sept 2l.-The
fioatorial convention met at Troupe
yesterday. the opposing forces coming
TO no agreement The old delegates
from Gregg county united with the
smith county delegation and MONT
mated Virgil Barton OF Iiilgore, and
four precincts OF Gregg county, inolud-
Ing Longvlew, met AZ the hotel ana
nominated Capt. Sam CundIff In ad 5
dltion 10 these. II each accepts his
nomination, ex.sheriff Campbell an-
Douncee MS candidate, and the Re
publloans will mnkea nomination, az
will also the wOflglngmen, who will
nominate gentleman In Smith eoun-
ty. Beside these, 1t IL currently re-
ported that Judge bradshaw, promi-
nent Republican living over the river,
will announce rs an independent ca n
didate. Take II all together, Gregg
county, ~ regards her representa- We,
Is IN terrible middle, aud II u fea red
that bitterness OF feeling Will be en-
gendered as deDlorable ~ that but
lately laid aside In Smith county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
A Comet discovered.

Boston, MASS, Sept. 2l.-A cable
message at the Harvard college OBJ
servatory from the European assocla-
ton of astronomy announces the dis
covery Of a bright comet bS Or. Wolf
OF Zurich on the 18th last. The comet
was observed at Strasburg Saturday
evening. It's Strasburg position Sep
ienber 20 Is A 81 Greenwich mean
time; right ascension, y h. l5 IN. y
sec; deelination, 20 deg. - III. "a sec.
Its daily motion in right ascension,
plus % sec Ia decllnatiDn snoth, ~ IN.
As BEEs Al HARVARD.
BosTON, MASS, Sept. 2l.-Observa-
tIons taken at the Harvard observa-
tory show that the comet discovered
by DIR. Wolf Is circular, two minutes
In diameter and well defined, With o
nucleus Of the ninth magnitude. Ita
position Il ~ follows: September q
IA hours 80 minutes, 30 seconds
Greenwich time. right ascension, 81
hour, Is minutes. 53.ll aeecnds
decIiuatlon, n degrees. ~ inlnutee,
AZ seconds
--re--e-s-----
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
ooMANcHE LETTER.
District Court Adjourned Comanche
College Opened--PoIitieaI Notes.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CoMANoHE, TEX, Sept. IS District
court Is just about TO adjourn. Judge
Blackburn closes bis last term Of court
in this city to-day. Before our spring
term there will be another judge
elected in this district which
mas been cut Off from Judge
BIackburn's district. Judge Wheeler
Is the most prominent candidate In the
field aud VIII doubtless be elected.
our citizens regret very much 70 lose
Judge Blackburn, although they will
he glad to welcome Judge Wheeler
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
GERMANY.
REAssURTNe THE aovrRNatFNr

-A'9'pNANH TIE doNEkNNENI.
EIsENAcH, Sept 2l.--At the gen
eral meeting of the German Colonial
union yesterday Prince Honenlohe
presided. A resolution was adopted
approving the recent action of Ger.
many on the west coast Of Africa and
declaring that the government might
rely upon the full support of the nation
in event of further action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
AUSTRIA.
\ TUNNEL coMPIErRD.

A TUNNEL COMPLETED.
BREGERz, Sept. 9l.--The opening Of
the Artberg railway tunnel to-day was
followed by a grand dinner. sixty
two persons, including the foreign
diplomatic representatives to Ausfria
We're invited. In the evening ths
heights above the town were briiIiant-
" Illuminated. The emperor made q
tour Of Lake Constance and every
where was loudly cheered In he
s,iIerward an official banquet was given
py the ministers. Three hundred
guests were present.
A BOMB DISCOVERED.
fEsTH, Sept. 2l-While the syna.
gogue was crowded to-day a bomb
with quick match attached was
found at the entrance OF the building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
MonIa Not Amount to q Row Of rIns.
Texas Live Stock journal.

INAET7 II 2 F7sE711E With
Besider charging up every cattle
disease known or unknown to Texas
fever, Western journal in Iowa Is
advocating quarantine against them.
The Texas cattle going to Iowa are
not many, and quarantine against
us would not amount 10 row of pins.
Texas has a coast line and plenty OF
markets to send her stock. II would
be good thing If no Texas beef left
the state without leaving their hides,
hoofs and tallow behind them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
CROATIA.

AGBAN, Sept. 2l,-A state of siege
is proclaimed here, owing to the cleo
ton riots. The opposition journal at
Globoda is suppressed, and the editor
has been arrested. The military have
been sent to Iengg to suppress rioting.
The mayor is suspected of conspiracy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
PERU.
TEN MEN DRowNED.

TEN MEN DROWNED.
Sept. 2l.-Durlng the landing
,epe of a division of soldiers
&c Immediate command OF the
OF war three officers and
,pldlers were drowned. The
y soldiers in the launch. were
me timely arrival of asslst-
- the shore.
Impairment Of La Libertad has
4lor the Iglesia government.
liz REBELS FLED.
30 sept. 2l.-The steamship
sss4 arrived yesterday bringing
fnment troops under Col. Car
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
oorreapondenee Of the eAnette.

WACO, Ten, Sept 20.--Cam. VIII.
kinson of Kemp, Kaufman county,
was tried here to-day before United
States Commissioner Finks for selling
liquors without an internal revenue
license and bound over 10 appear at
the November term OF the United
States district court.
Sheriff Ward Of Falls county came
in to-day to examine Wallace smart,
arrested yesterday and supposed to be
wanted at Marlin for rape. The prls-
oner proved TO be another man, but
will be held until the sheriff OF Grimes
county, who wants him for murder,
comes.
AT the synagogue Rodef Sholem
this morning Rabbi Suhler preached
10 large congregation on Truth, or
an Exposition OF American Judaism
rs II is.p All Jewish business houses
but two were closed to-day.
Cotton receipts to-day SOP bales. Re.
ceipts since Sept ], 400 Dales,
Enthusiastic meetings were held by
Democratic clubs In the city tonight,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Of Fort
Worth have adopted ffiendless
orphan girl in this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
RRAzIL.


RIO JANEIRo, Sept. 2l.-While the
emperor, Dom Pedro, was returning
from the naval review, he narrowly
excaped drowning, by the capsizing
of the boat carrying him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
FRANCE.

CHARLES DE LEssEPs BROKE HIS Arm.
PARIS, Sept. 2l.-While riding to-day
Charles de Lesseps fell with his horse
breaking his arm in several places.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

resco. The city was peacefully occn.
pied and all the authorities who had
been acting under the appointment n, ~
Ten. Caceres fled ON the approach az
the steamer. fp'''0' vi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
sorre.ponaenee o. lhe osaelle.

correspondence OF tne taAeiGs
SHERMAN, TEX, Sept. 20. = The
long contested and hard fought In
junction suit Instituted several years
ago In our district court by the citizens
Of old collinsvilIe against the build
ing Of q new and rival town near the
depot, has engaged the attention OF
the court for the past three days, but
was concluded this morning by u
yei dlct Of the jury IN favor Of the de-
PENDANTS. This verdict dlssOlyes the
Injunction and removes all restraint,
30 far a. this court can do so, over the
sale Of town lots and the improve
ment OF property at the railroad depot.
Judge Maltbie adjourned bis court Al
noon to-day and returned 10 Mckin'
ney. He will return Monday morning
aud resume business Oh the heaviest
docket we have had here for yeafa.
A gentleman here from Cedar Mills,
in Tie northwest part OF the county,
reports that on Wednesday night lest
hard case named Brit Willis Of the
Cbickaeaw nstion came into that
village AID raised Old Harry generally
With Ills little gun. lie sent The IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

RAILWAY COLLISION.

GLASGOW, Sept 2l.-A passenger
train and mineral irsin were in coils.
ion to-day near this city. Sixteen per
sons were injured. One of the wounded
has since died. 1t is feared others will
die
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
nELaIuM.

THE EDUCATION BILL.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 2I.-The education
bill has been published and will take
immediate effect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
RuLGARIA.
DESTITUTE PEASANTS.

SOPHIA, Sept. 2l,-It is reported that
the peasants on the Bulgarian frontier
are preparing to invade Klientel and
seize the crops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
ENGLAND.


LONDON, Sept 2l.-The burning of
the Grand Trunk car shops and all
their contents to-day involved loss of
$500, 600