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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

why IL IL hard to stop lawlessnes.'
R,c,iIse the governor, charged win
th, execution ot the laws. cannot en-
force them until the whole machinery
Of government is put IN motion. Until
this ia done, can do nothing. l have
one hundred state police. III stationed
around one pasture they might be able
IN urotect 1t. IL has been suggested
Tint order out the militia, but If the
uficers can not lind The criminals
" hat could the militia do? III nus also
been said that | might employ detec-
tives. Do you want 10 re-
turn TO the military codes
of former days? Besides,
have no power to employ such Iorce
or money to equip 1t. III the legisia-
ture adopts MY suggestion, VIII as
sumo the responsibility OF stopping
fence.cutting. II not, | viii have 10
see what they are going, TO 90
before making any pledges, nut
whatever is done we must have the
assistance of moral forces before we
can effect anything. IL has been
charged that advised the use OF the
shotgun. No, but want you IN your
daily walk to do your Whole
duty; IL you eaten
man cutting your fence ana
shoot him-Well. ! will make no
nj dyes as to what | would do with
iou. IL H. saia that there are honest
men in league with this lawlessness.
| don't believe il; no homes, man
would 20 IN the dead hour OF night
and cut your fence. ii you have
land iiclosed. then you are
in the category Of the man VINO
wouldn't tie the rope around The cow
thief. Turn it out. IL the pubic mas
no sufficient highways, give them; II
the laws are not sufficient. have them |
changed. NoJhng affords justltica-
/ III for dsobcying them, unless In
In face of immediate danger. |
Give access, az far a. possible, to VA
.er; lean bach ward; IL Will take away |
ne weapon OF the criminal. Personal
interests as well Is the great interests
ii the commonwealth, demand
hat we shall do our
Whole duty. We have the
inest school endowment in the
World. If this goes on, school lands
sill become worthless; life will be held
heap, and no interest left worth liv-
ng tor. We will have no rule except
he six-shnotrr: Texas will retrograde
instead OF advancing, ana give back 10
he II at al! she has taken from il. |
re from the press that politicians
re trembling about this matter, and
ear thai their heads are 10 be chopped
H. Ii the ext cutive is not right, take
I off and send somebody else 10 the
chair next January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
Western Railways.

,hicago,. January l0.--Passenyer
agents OF the Missouri river lines n, M
another meeting this afternoon 10 con.
slIer the question Of commissions and
osher matters which have grown ont
OF me seton Of COMMISSIONER Piorson
III cutting Oh the sale of tickets over
certain Western roads, but ,llp Bur.
IhRton company announced that ,lniil
a,'er other Western complications
now existing, and which could not
Possibly be settled before the meeting
Oh the roads in the new Western rail.
way alliance to be held here on lne
I'th INST, II was not in u position to
Jake any definite action The meet
ing adjourned TO the 18Th in conse.
quencr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
ENTERTAINMENT and supper.

The proprietress Of the Clark house,
foot OF Main street, will give an enter
iainment aud supper on next Friday
evening, January II. The admission
will be one dollar for gentleman and
lady, ard the pr ceed4 will he applied
10 the Org N iund Of The Episcopal
church Tier will be variety OF
entertainment. aud au elegant supper.
All who attend may rest assured they
VIII be plcudldiy entertained. Buy a
ticket, whether sou can spare the time
To attend ar not, a, the object il Chris
iiEn one and worthy of support.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
A Sure Barpain

u one brick block in the city Of Fort
WORTH, IN central location, all under
pefliianeht lease with the best OF ten
a.. Every room in every buildina
~ me DOCK is rented 10 responsible
phriles' The property viii paw over
10 per cent. on the Investment. For
parslcllars call upon the Texas Invest.
ment Co., Limited. 'V9N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

The GLlG Colorado Il Santa Fee Tel.
"gioph company have direct commu.
nlcalIon with Dallus, Alyarado, Gle
hume, Morgan, McGregor, Temple,
Beiton, i.nmpasns, Coleman. Co.
manche. BownwOod, Concho. George
town, Austin. san Antonio, Brenhan,
Houston. Galveston aud all interme,
dinte points. Rates exceedingly low
and business handled proiIiptly.
Oiliee ! Hotel Plcl,wick buildil,y,
Give ny your business and we will
handle 10 satisfactorily to you.
T.. T.. Fo>DIcK, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
,''i,e Peculiar Old Myst

1t was one of the pecuarties of the old-fasl
they never would tell patients what they were p
hey said it would do the patients no good TO kno
only be gratifying foolish curiosity. IN ordert
knowing, they would write the prescriptions in dog
patients could not read Them All that sort Of thic
patient wants to know what he takes. lie is We
strong or he is dyspcptjc and wants 10 digest
Troublesome liver which be wants 10 put to rights
iron Bitters about which there is no mystery ara
preparation OF iron in the world, il combinatioas
Gent tones. 1t gives strength 1t builds up eye
ennches impoverished blood Ii removes ierairr
casts out debility It's What OF want, ard yoa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

tour business nouses on Houston
street are for sale at u bargain, aud
anyone can have the advantage lfthey
VIII call nc once upon Mr.. u Bnaz NJ
the oiliec 81 the Texas Invrstnleni
company, limited The property Is
now payiag AN interest OF fifteen per
cent on the investment over and
above the eynens.a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
WM. BROwN,
CIiAs. CROMEIS.

IT u. BEAUMONT.
Fort Worth, Jan. :, 1884.
Referring to the above notice beg
to inform my friends and the pubic
that ! viii continue the grocery busi-
ne at The old stand aud hope by
prompt aud careful attention to the
wants ut my customers t. merit Il con
iinuance Of the liberal patronage con.
Tered upon the old lirm.
VS.. Brown.
Fort Worth, Jan. 7, 1854.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
Driving Park Assnci,,,o,,

mere VIII he meeting Of tho men,
1ers OF me Fort Worth Driving Park
Associn, ION this afternoon at . O'Clock
at the ONCE of Bal d Mozart, for the
PURPOSE OF electing officers for tho on.
SUNG year and to make arrangements
for the spring MEETING. '''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
Six Cents Instead Of $50, 900.

New York, January 1O.-Thc Jury
saeo bridget Cronin six cents dam
80 III her suit against Father Me
nar1n ~ OF BrooAlyn for $50 600 dam
nses,oI alleged assault. Bridget was
,",.ideriy ofganist of tho church OF
"h'ch rather Mccarthy IL pastor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
Married.

Justice linn married in bis ooi..
NJ. J. Gillespie. $50" " "'s'
= Innfrlage license was issued in tba
gpul'iy clerks Office yesterday Ia A sro
i'oies and Aliss Sarah L.. Williams -"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
Complimentary Party

Tonight Miss Allen Wilson OF SIM.
nys,de gives party colnpImen1ar,,
W Niss ~. II. Morgan. A inrge NM my
,I,,,i nave a. been invited and an elegant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
For Saic.

49,, 4 wo-story house and ten acres. in
,Welch's addition. House contains
hfe rooms, ceiled, painted and pa.
peted, two good wells of prime wafer
good barn aud COW shed. Texas I'm.
Veslment Co., Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
The Old Mullen Plant.

uRANDMh's REMEDY FOR GROUP,
wHooptSd COUGH AND COLDS.
Having bsen confined to my bed
for several weeks with "a severe cough,
which all the remedies my family
physician prescribed would not ale
yiate. he, ~ u last resort, prescribed
your 'Ch.rok ee Remedy of sweet Gum
and Mullen. the first dose of which
gave me instant relief, and prevented
what the doctor considered imminent
danger Of pneumonia. IN three days
| was perfectly we'll. Five years aye
my oldest daughter hai measles leav-
ing her with IL cough which followed
her up to the irst 81 this year. Moth
lug would give her any relief until |
tried your wonderful medicine She
is now en- tirely well. My youngest
child had ,evere case of membran-
eous Group and was relieved at once
with two doses If the remedy, and as
long as have a bottle on hand never
feel alarmed about Group.
MRs. :. J KNOWLES.
Atlanta, Ga"
Ta,lor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum and Null, la for sale by all lead
ing druggis at ne. and $l.OO per
bottle
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga, proprietor TayIor's Pre-
MUM { OlpHue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
Didn't Skin.

Charles Miller, who was on Wednes-
day released on faulty indictment in
we dl-'iicteourt was up before Jis.
liee Hinn yesterday ON the SAM.
charge OF burglary ana bound over %
hwai. the action OF the grand iury
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

" toJ.r. Joh NJ, corner Houston mud
tSishlh STREETS, for biacksmithinv ana
,h,ofse,shoelng. All work executed IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

:, me celebrated Indian Nation coaI
'"e pesi " The market, for sale by 4,
streets. ' '"a'"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
In BitlEF.

"A Main street. '' '"nis at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
Dissolution Nntice.

HE co-parinership heretofore exist
ing between the Undersigned under
the iirm nane OF VIM Brown IL Co..
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. w u. Brown assum,. all The
liabilities al the late firm and hr alone
Is aul i"rzed TO collect The debts due
the firm.
ISignedl WA RRnmN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
1 say

Have you seen the new electric lomns
at "A Main street? ''f'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

20 TO heIIer's for your wagons. buzz.
giles and other vehicles. '"s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
LIQUORS

TO be had 70 M
nfst-class plnod,~s
paiaiable lulisese,
this depart Anais,|
able In the
stock. .,.hIrf'
PersoDs WIN Il;
music for pais.ssIlH|
can do 40 BY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-23
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
OHIO COUNTY.

THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE SEW.
L cal districts o. Ohio county, are requested 10
assemble at the places hereinafter mentinne on
SATURDAY, JUNE -, 1884, between the hours OF
and O'Clock p. and elect three delegates 10 the
County Convention, TO be held at the Hall Of the
House OF Delegates, In the city OF Wheeling on
Monday, June 80, 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, ior the
purpose Of elecing delegates 10 the Siaue and Con-
gressional conventions. The following places and
judges have been selected Tor the purpose Of holding
said ell ction:,
Washington Observation-Disclosures Hose House
Edwards and T.. Garden.
Madison Distriot-Market House--D> Schambra
and Graft, n Beall.
, Clay District-Court House-Mike Riley and w.
Selly.
Union TistriGt-Atlantic Engine Hoase-Jolm
Downs and Conrad lahn.
Center Dstrict-HOse HOuse-W. VI, les and l..
Debrugge.
WEBSTER Distriot-United Engine House-Chas
Rice and w. solaeHer.
Richie District-Hose House--w. Lehman and
Leander Mix.
TrGdelphia District-Iawson HOTEL. - Bedil-
lion nd Louis VIII eler. I'LL Gate No. 81. PiaT
and NJ. I. Carr. Robinson's House No. 81. Oldam
and J. Robinson.
Liberty District-Center School House-John Far
ris and I. I. leates.
Richland District Richlaud School House-H.
Ridglcy andJ l.. Sawtell Glen's Eun-F Gordon,
Jr., ana Robert Welshans.
The judges are requested TO make return. prop.
erly certified, Of the books. papers and ballots used
at said election precincts, Ia the number Of votes
cBs for each particular candidate for delegate, to-
gethcr with the Of the delegates elected TO the
Convention, which meets on Monday, the Sth OF
June, 1884. JOHN ). NAYL0R, President.
CHAs. BISGELL, Secretary. je23
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-23
SHANLEY'S TRIAL
To Begin mt Cambridge To-day-Cases of
Martin and Others.

To Begin ut Cambridge To-day-Cases of
Martin and Others.
To-day, Frank Stanley, who has an I'M
enviabIe reputation in Wheeling, will be
tried, at Cambridge, on charge of three
separate burglaries 1t will be remembered
he and DAILY and Martin, all of this place
were arrested there some time ago. Col.
W. W. Arnett of this city, is one Of the
counsel for the defense and last night lett
for Cambridge. The Times speaking Of
Martins case, says: I'm the Martin bur
glary case the examination of Martin was
resumed yesterday morning and he was
subjected to rigid cross-eXamination by
Prosecutor Patterson. Young Stanley next
took the stand to testify. He is the best
looking one of the trio, but is tough sort OF
an individual all the same. He is sheet
roller in an iron mill and good
workman, but too lazy to work. His
story, of course, correspondent with
Martins Dunlap, or DAILY, as he is right
fully known, was not put on the stand. The
defense concluded their testimony in the
forenoon, and the arguments began after
dinner Prosecutor Patterson presented the
case TO the jury in a brief speech compre-
hcnding the points of the prosecution. J.
o. Grimes, ESQ, followed in two hours
speech and Col W. W. Arnett, of Wheeling
closed the case for the defense in master
ly, eloquent speech of about two hours
duration. The state will close this morning.
The jury will likely bring in a verdict OF
guilty."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-23
DIsGRACEFUL FIGHT
Between Two Women of the North End
--k.Jor

Between Two Women of the North End
Yesterday.
Early yesterday morning about o'clock,
on North Main street, between Alley ; and
Seventh street, east side, a shocking and
disgraceful pugilistie exhibition took place
on the public street between two mothers,
growing out Of some petty differences and
collisions between their little ones. The
families are separated BY wall in their re-
spective houses, and one door succeeds the
other as you enter from the street, and they
are therefore brought constantly in contact
with other The fight was introduced by
an excessive use of Blingsgate, then it was
a Ia Sullivan, then il was catch-as-catch-can,
then rush and clinch; then the stouteS
amazon with fearful force and violence
threw her contestant for prize-rins glory
and laurels down, with the curb
stone as a divider between her pedal
extremities and her head and arms,
which rested on the pavement. After the
Frustrated woman had recovered from her
ldlt, sue HdlutEcu TIC Nlu CduS al stOuTS
within radius of many feet around her,
aud bombarded her victor with such fury
that she had to beat hasty retreat into her
dOmicile for safety from the well directei
missiles OF her beseiging enemy. Nov one
of the husbands puts in his appearance and
uuells the disturbed spirits of his better half
and then, he is followed by Squire Phillips,
whose presence was necessary, as a law
officer. No bones were broken no bloc
was shed, but how much the law sufferet
with the other hair on their heads will never
be known. Together let us sweetly live
was not their sentiment, but, together let us
die," as was illustrated By their unwomanly
encounter. II would have been better for
them to have told their little ones:
'Iet dogs delight to bark and bite
For IL l. Glctr nature 50 to do;
But little ebildren's hand were never made
To tear each others eyes out"
and thus saved their regulations as mothers
from the disgrsceful exposition they made
on the public streets on Sabbath morning
in the city of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-23
MINOR BADNESS.

some OF the Lesser Cases of Lawlessness
Hunted Up.
On Saturday night, two brothers named
Snyder had fight in Alley l9, near Jacob.
One of theu had gun which would not
shoot but with which he dubbed the other
over the hal Friends interfered and
separated them to prevent further trouble.
Dennis Gardner, colored, was locked up
for disorderly conduct, on Saturday night.
He persisted that he didn't do nothing,
but he made the lookup musical after he
got there.
Bill Sauvageot and John Miller had a
fight on Saturday night and were locked up
TO answer for it.
A fight occurred at the postofice corner
last night, the participants getting out OF
the way before an officer came about,
1t was reported last night that Mrs. Hay
man had tried to commit suicide at the lock-
up. A REGISTER reporter went there, bu,
found it incorrect. She had had Eighty
spell when a very noisy drunkard was
brought through but that was all.
John Mooney aud Tom Day had little
prize 6ckt on the Island Saturday night,
which Officer Liston interrupted. With
the assistance Of two other police officers
the belligerents were arrested.
A raid was made on Saturday night on
the place of Nellie Campbell, getting three
women and two men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-23
A TERRIBLE CYCLONE
Passes Over the Eastern End Of
the County
During the Storm Of saturday---vep Con-
siderable Damage Was Done---An
Eyewitness Story.

Reports reached the city, yesterday, Of =
terrible cyclone which visited the country
east OF here, on Saturday afternoon, doing
terrible damage About oesock, heavy
storm passed over the city, missing us, but
deluging the eastern end Of the county. 1t
might have been noticed that o peculiar,
funnelshaped cloud. of gray color, passed
over Chapline hill and its shape and color,
to an experienced eye, told it was accom-
panied by high and dangerous wind. Last
evening Mr.. Harvey Winters, of the fFn Of
Winters 4 Thornburg, returned from " p
through the county in buggy, and tells a
thrilling story of the havoc wrought BY the
storm.
The cyclone from his account, struck the
earth at Limestone creek, on Caldwell Run
road and passed up Wheeling creek, going
as far as Sand Hill, to his knowledge, and
perhaps farther The destruction it worked
was terrible. Everything in the course of
the wind was swept away as by Bosom.
The growing crops were torn up or flattened
out, and fruit trees were uprooted and
whirled about in the most savage fashion.
Many houses were badly shaken up, while
barns ard outbuildings were reduced
TO fragments. Mr.. Winter says it
is impossible to describe some Of
the effects he saw, as they were
simply past description, The roads were
rendered impossible at all points in the
path of the storm and he was compelled to
leave his buggy and return on horseback,
as large trees had been thrown over the
roads in every direction.
The damage done is very considerable
How much further than Sand Hill the
storm extended Mr.. Winter could not say,
but incaleulable harm had been wrought
where he had been. Farmers say the wind
was terrible, and the spectacle presented by
the flying timbers, trees and other objects
borne on the breast of the storm was awful
to contemplate.
Not for twenty years has anything like a
cyclone visited Wheeling or this vicinity,
though occasional high winds have pre-
vailed Nothing of the extent of this has
ever been known here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-23
RAMPANT ROwDYISoI.

An Exhibition on the Motor Line Beauti-
fully Suppressed
1t was the great misfortune of the Wheel
ing and Elm Railroad Company on yester-
day to transport over its lines trio ofPitts-
burgh roughs. These rufians held a "fulI'
hand on their outward trip, but on their re-
turn to this city they had the misfortune to
meet with a NAN who held full hand
against them. The rufians did everything
in their power to make it uncomfortable for
all the passengers on the motor line, re-
turning to this city, when Conductor Billy
Michaels, Of the motor line, seeing that for
bearance ceased to be virtue, took the
matter in his own hands and expelled the
disturbers off Of his train. In ejectiug
the malefaetors, one of them show
ed fight and pitched battle resulted.
The battle occurred on the Peninsula
road. Just this side of Fulton The roughs
had insulted some ladies' on the train and
Conductor Michaels promptly pulled the
bell cord, and ordered them off They re-
fused to leave. Conductor Michaels seized
the largest of the three and threw him bodily
from the cars. The result of the ejectmenl
was grand row in which Billy Michaels
did his man up in elegant shape" and in
which the more "genteel passengers took
hand aud mopPed- the road with the two
other tOughs When the train arrived in
this city, on last evening, the rowdies We're
promptly arrested by officers Morris and
FrCbOlt, who deserve great credit for the
prompt and efficient manner in which
they did their work Conductor Michaels
is deserving of especial praise for the brave
and manly manner in which he discharged
his duties as conductor yesterday evening
and his action was unanimously applauded
by all who witnessed his beautiful set,to
with the Pittsburg tough. The toughs,
whose names are German, D Harra and
walh will appear before the bar Of justice
this morning to answer to charges that will
make their respective hairs stand on end.
In other words they may expect to catch
Hades. During the row two ladies tainted
outright from fright, caused by one of the
roughs pulling a knife; but he never got a
chance to use it, for he got a crack on the
head that doubled him up like jack-kuife
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-23
Old NICK LET LOOSE.
About the City and Vicinity; ysstsr-
day and Saturday.


There are Sundays and Sundays, but yes
terday was one Of those days Wheeling
seldom sees, when everything comes at
once. The spirit Of discord seemed in the
very air, and knock down and drag out was
the order Of the day, Beginning with the
Sheib- Hayman difficulty on Saturday even
ing old Nick was turned loose, and from
that time on disturbances came in thick and
fast Martins Ferry caught the infection
and contributed probable murder as her
share. The police court will be perfect
boomer this morning and the city treasury
considerably enriched The Sheib-Hayman
case, which was the talk of the town yester-
day, will lead in interest if not importance.
A row of considerable magnitude on the
Elm Grove train, is serious matter. The
Island sends in prize fighting case. Two
mothers in the North End made the fur fly,
and two brothers in the Fifth ward, fighting
with gun, had hilarious time. One Of
the notorious Hills will answer a charge of
attempting to run the st. Charles Hotel
There will be quite number of minor cases
to hear, all of which are detailed. in their
proper places below.