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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
WACO.
Destructive Fire at Gatesyille-The
striking Carpenters.

special TO the Gazette.
Waco, February 2G --Gatesvllle, forty
miles southwest of Waco. was visiisa
ny destructive fire at ut 4 O'clock this
morning, originating in the saloon Of
Mcllowell d Hammack The flames
consumed what is known as Com.
mercial Row." on the south side Of tha
square. The following il a list ~ H.
losers; Mcdowell d Hammack, saloon.
~ a: Ozark, Two rock buildings. IT
M. Glider, druggist; Hart & Aaron
groceries; w. A. Atkins, grocerie.. "
,. jenkins, drugs. The losses viii aa
gre gregate ~, 600, with Insurance of si,, !.
900 to $1,000. The burned di.tr,n'i
was | partly Of rock aud partly of frame
cause OF Hire unknown.
extensive preparations have been
made by Catholics aud Episcopallsns
ior the Inauguration OF the Lentao
season tomorrow. ''n
the striking. carpenters did not ro
being filed. ''Ves are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Wholesale Capture OF Fence Cutters il
Medina County.
The Land Board Minimum for Sale
aud Lease Of School Lands.
The Statesman Quietly Re Organized on
NOn-UniOn Basis.
Tit for Tat-Two Peace Officers Arrest
Each Other.

Special 20 the Gazette.
Austin, February %. - Governo,
Ireland received the following dispatch
from Castroville yesterday
I'VE have ten fence-cultcrs and
lence-burners arrested ana in jail here.
We will have thirteen more to-mor.
row. Proof positive against them for
cutting and burning fences. Please
send five rangers TO help guard them.
rs he Jail is too small to hold them y
The land board will meet tomorrow.
IL Is almost assured that the policy of
leasing watered sections will be adopt-
ed, ana the minimum price upon them
for sale fixed Mt S25 and $50 per sectiOa.
II is also probable that the rate for
lease of the school lands will be in
creased from four to perbans
six or eight cents an acre
Applications for land being received
now will all be returned for competi-
tive bidding under the new rule. by
which bids may be increased ON the
day succeeding the one to which regis.
tralion is limit d.
The Mutual Life and New York Life
Insurance companies Of New Work
we've authorized to conti2ue business
in the state for the current wear,
Bids for supplying provisions for the
different asylums during the coming
quarter were opened to-day, but their
consideration was not completed.
The Statesman re organized its tvpo.
graphical force to-day, excluding nil
union men. Arrangements had been
previously made for force of non
union men, who came i'm ON mn
evening train. The union
sent n committee to the
depot to treat with them, but before il
arrived they had been slowed away
in carriages and were half wav m
town. The price of composition he's
been reduced from forty-fvc to thirty.
seven and half cents a Thousand
Every department has been filled with
a complete corps of non. unionists. and
the paper will suffer no discomfort
from the change.
Deputy sheriff Pace has caused ihe
arrest of City Recorder Johns for mis-.
tol practice at Oatmanyille on Satur. !
day. The latter, with two other gen
tiemen, accompanied Ben Thompson
mere IN buggy, and after conversipp |
with the railroad eXcursionists for n |
time, the party rode or firing n nistoI |
promiscuously before they were out Of ,
sight. Pace was recently lerked mn |
before Recorder Johns for firing n nis.
Ioi within the corporate limits of Tho
'ity, and fined 500 and costs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
-
LONG VIEW.
The Baptist Convention POSTPONED
City Candidates and the Hog
Law-New Buildings.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
- Longview, February 26.-The East
Texas Baptist convention called n
meeting Its executive board for the
hrst Thursday in this month, but the
extraordinary high water prevented a
meeting, and it was set for Thursday
zoth inst. This cor vention has iurjs.
diction over all the baptist missionary
work of East Texas.
Election matters are kept hot by a
number of candidates for mayor and
marsha! and their partisans, assisted
ny iayorers and opposers of the hop
a new two'story market and oitv
nan Is being built. The city csaboose
Il Just finished and paid for, and there
~ ~ enough left in the treasury to paw
Tor The building just begun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
Cor. Second and Houston Sis. Fort
CORSICANA.

Arrested for Poisoning-A Safe That
Was Not Safe.
special TO the Gazette.
Corsicana, February .G.=rhe negro
servant girl who poisoned the family
OF froi' Scroggs at kerens few days
ago, by putting a box of Ar ugh On
RATS III the cotlee, was arrested here
To-Day ana Will be taken TO Kerens for
a preliminary trial.
The large fire proof Herring's safe
Oh Mallory d Allen was taken from the
ruins OF the fire to-day, and every
thing IN II, even to the money In the
inside vault, was found charred to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
SHERMAN.
Fell In Fit-PersOnaI--A Safe Bur.
glary ut Eagle Mills.

glary ut Eagle Mills.
special To the Gazette.
Sherman, February OR. p. Corn
wall IN the cotton business, fell on the
street to-day in an epiliptic fit and cut
ms mead very severely, but did not
fracture his skull. He was uncon-
sclous for some time, but was brought
out all right by DIR. Thompson.
Capt, o. II. Lyon, the lumber man,
ana MS venerable father. Andrew
Lyon, from Maryland. started this
Texas.
y Last night a safe was burglarized at
Eagle Mills. An entrance was
gained through window. Two holes
were drilled in the door, powder placed
III them and the safe robDed of 5000.
TWO parties We're arrested and locked
up, supposed to be guilty of the deed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
WICHITA FALLS.
District COnrt-Sale of City Property
Personal.
Special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
Wichita. Falls, February 26.--Busi-
mes. OF all kinds is hourishing Dis
'rict court Is IN session, and among the
attorneys present from distance are
senators Harris Of Graham and MAI
lock of Montague.
Messrs. Barwise & Boyd made .
transfer OF business lot, 25xSO, yes
tefdhy, with improvements consisting
W oa Two Offices and frame store house
2ox4o for $4,000.
General John A. Roller of Harrison
ccurg, Va, reached the city yesterday;
ueheral Roller is IA distinguished
Gentleman in his state, for his superior
np'ilty, besides being man OF CON
siueraole means. He Is pleased Win
. .,. section, and is investing freely III
oi'y ana farming property.
Inc White Elephant, sixteen feel
high, VIII be on exhibition Friday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
CORPUS CHRISTI.
A Telephone Exchange-PersOna and
Local Paragraphs.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Corpus Christi, February 2G.--H. c.
Cassell, representing the Erie Tele.
phone Co., was in the city to-day,
soliciting subscribers for a telephone
exchange, He only requires thirty
20 establish one, which he will easily
obtain.
Doc Robb accidentally shot himself
ously.
Marshal Gosling arrived tonight
witnesses for the court in San
Antonio next week.
The Bluii City Skating club gave a
grand Mardi Gras ball tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

The White Elephant, sixteen feet
high, Will be on exhibition Friday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
<--s--F7=
LOCKHART.
Examining trial for Murder--The Ac-
eused Discharged.

SFVcIhI 10 Tue UNzette,
Lnckhart. February 23.-The exam.
ming trial OF Houston and Ulcik man
on the charge OF the murder of Rrna',
was concluded o,day. They were wa
leased, the testimony not heinz s,m
cient to hold them. sum-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

| cutting OF the noses Of the tax resistera,
who refused to pay the Leinster cattle
lax, which kept ancient Ireland alwa .
In hot water a church, whose stee-
Piles rose almost rs high as any house
on the streets through which it passed,
stands in the foreground. In the gate
way is the venerable king aud his
daughter experimenting the Job OF
cutting of the noses of The refractory
peasants. A party OF oilicer4 and sol
diers are standing around the table en-
ergetically carrying out the kings or
ders. Large baskets full OF noses are
near by, and several of the unlucky
peasants, who have just had the mis-
fortune OF losing their roses, are wall
ing for their turn at this surgical oper-
alton.
NuRKETAGH, THE HECTOR OF IRE.
LAND,
driving out the Danes. A fierce bat
Ile was here represented. Murketagb.
with drawn sword. urges on his war.
rlors, who are engaged In close con.
hict with the invaders.
MARRIAGE Of KING o. eRlEY's DAUGH-
TER
70 Slgurd, liking Of the Orkneys, one of
the Mortimer, thus establishing pea -
between the two peoples. The build
ing represented on the float was a very
large and massive one--a medieval
castle, whose walls and pillars are gar
landed by ipwers. o.
QUEEN Mar AND HER COURT.
Avery pretty scene. 1t is not gem
orally known that the celebrated Nab. |
queen OF the fairies, was an Irish
woman and an Irish queen, "a sort OF |
Western Semiramis who defeated and |
conquered all her enemies. The scene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
Visitors to Irl1

Visitors to lrl Ia,
Juy-Ml lis
Special to the e.'a .usl
HiIlsboro, Fs "al
mornings tn, u.
our citizens loe |, ava
Mardi Grss. " eOr
were Mrs d. flee
Chester and ors SoIal
,Parrell, who Z. fl
lights in The 70 4 4
II The Swespg = L
$own to Abn y o.
viii occupy y t Iia,,
Grocery store 81, , ,lolll
mayor are qala, on
1.-THE dislrifi a n
Dizziness Tbs e s,s com 3
.attenda,ss', " I. 4
.a,.1eeb v ! ofiLe To fnilit
WIZ folIoyIlei 20 adj
,.,1n,ss ' for ttsy lhe 9,
Wgi,'' foreul,l' I .resu
IA, p, u place,
rreEhrrooks v. |lnmitt
IoH White White, D inicru
y;aHuire, WI I'VE, c,
MGI Warren. ountry
D. Dund opf y, the
and iskla 'odder
tow1%apH d. Bid ported
the chy on a. ill., sad |. Q
ossvr,luIpl hether
on nisn,;na II BY ,
are s'1r produ,
iii lakes b
Value +
-. Ali u the pr,
Gell' N ~ bill
atseal,
snsclal tdtAso teinpes
'pss.shkn. III leans. :
y MEss,riIvvEkTr| iors til,
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ms "a n c.onEsb Wy sena.
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T,nsnko6 world a
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'vyioiatok 'lg Tia
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lne 4 MI Polite,
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psedihsi
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

.,.
me ls>t ''Ih''s ana nea'h oi hNron
are mon less curious 10 th' med'raI mnd
nan the me o. tine man IN nr'eh
byron went 10 ''f''re M h'' Ia'rr days
lie was nhIN 'h'rIN-s'A) o'i'h'.hN 10
HnerSle Hrrrc'' ac'nk.Iv 10 OBTAIN The
'rown ol kIhEHom ne hoped 10 see e.
ahIl'hca crown "hl'h ne ana IN
iact' a' 1t would seem from these vol
umrs, nearly secure. M 1eail irui-
traled the design ana ms death pre-
'ed'd by eplIrpuc seizures and 10y
exposure TO malaria was chnrh"d' 1t IS
generally telt' ny medical perseverance
N crystaIIIzrd error, Two youthful
and incompetent doctors 10 quote
Jeahrrson definition OF thenh hruno
and MiIllngen' 'dld iIel pest ana their
worst Tor nm lie hSd been lINng.
by ms own RUE i'r IiVr weeks on l".'t
ana tea ana at last M response To the
urgent appeal ana ihN''1h'' nI the Nv"
loc'9r,' ne consented l." h' NE" '"ale'
April TO- lH2i)' casting al tine two
tho hcrcrSt glance Of NeN&llon' ana
throwing out ms arm ne Said m ms an
griesi tone: 81 mere lou arc see, a
set OF butchers. lake away ~ much
blood As you IKE and have done With
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09
THE DROP AND TIE CLOUD.


~ mountain spring crystAl drop
fAN" ''rHtlns mp to tue gas Top,
u a." from DO" lark, COO depths ni aArth.
N"- 'N' s-utEui Kissed n A. lA yiIt4.
~ Up lh Go. azure realms or ~,
80 .". IVY. tr'p 'oNhII UP anu '"'N'
',h cow ' f...H "N'lH'' N -
~ TO- ''... NAV l' Il' '". '.''',' W. NYH
'' 'N''' .N' 'H.I'Nt l-NA' '' "r-''4
anu OF H-A.n 100 ~ duWuW0rd fnNfa
T. ' N.....t from NJ, mountain source
.'.N. 'uun N lh" nrlmnlhf h'"'N
t' many IT, wIb 'nd -htlu"rl n'vN
~ .'II'l'I slow WIN lh' WhNNii9 stream
" NHuLh' on Ills tnulNHNI shy born trram.
Eu. IN Aul away me t'fs hoNs
through W"olhl hll meadow lAr below,
''H'f stnlN wan AMI stony hAuk
NHl 'nrnush -"ilnp-. HN' IluE.n' dense aud
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09
DOCTORS AND DOCTRINES.
Whatever Cruel Creeds May Say
Truth is Always Orthodox.

.N nm know fine old saving, doctor.
mi ire. mcdir, duo athci, where
thrrr are three doctors there are two
Atheists" laughed Rev. ApolIo Crcau.
...rr.r. the other luy. tn his friend,
nr Soma. who had droppcd in tor a
blr.tnt,k.
~ 10. rye heard il. and I'M bet a
no, ,f Mills apaiu,t your dry inkstand
Thai -omr pric-t sailit They alway-
m,torcI bad Latin when they had
bIpori. liz than common to get rid or
answered. the doctor, lighting hi
MIN. 81 toll Won. Dominic, You're a
va. on "A hen Won think our prutrs-
.i,i, is moi dniny AS good work in this
world IA yours ~, They've both
nrrn mnrc',, half barharou. Tor ccutu.
rir. hut we're several lengths ahead
n. ,,u M, lhr Lnmc-trrtrh
"But doctor. said Rev. Mir. Cream.
rnrrsr "duut Won think YOUR lratcr-
uit, .bnw, a tcpdrur, to materials.
tic"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

We huNc received c0recnlly Tor the
holiday fine lot NJ pure Californiu
wines which We ollcr to our patrons AT
the following prices: Fine California
Muscat. II, - 80 per gnllou; beat chosen
growth Angelica $3.50 per gallon, pure
Los Augehs port el.5O per gallon pure
lsI9 Claret., Nl,WO per gallon. Also II
chuirc assortment Of liquors.
5. AuCmENuoLp, 4 Go.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers, g. Austin
Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

Ladies in quest Of presents can ind cle-
rant robe de chsmbrc' And smoking
jackets for their husbands or brothers,
ak handkerchieiF, silk hose ami the
finest OF neckWear at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

Any buI pune wine. /. A, GnIdsteif
oNcr- yOu the best Of lowest prices
Chrct I per gallon; Angelica, huscAtcl
l'okuy, etc, prOporiionatrly low priced
HIM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09
lie Agrirnltnral Editor.

DykS for I.'I r1mn.'l , INTO ths
once OF ruIaI newspaper Puo''sh'u IN
'u" micro OF Il I,G"' cIaN' Of rural
''1',iN anu "',I ,' 'iI' ''"L' ,'''"
.HI ,'.l't,''. ,"'piP''"; ivSe was
y esn J, "'i' ''rhE'r whore no i'' heen
'olus 'o'I ""IN on RnaiiV' nc wanted
","t' ION ne "anirn IL n"l'N' ana me-
''o" '"''" ~ p''E",n WI" ne PtoPr''
W. VI 'n ", prs -, ~ 'l','n ni . VIZ. n.
'ltG'S '"'"Y'''L ! he proprietor IN,
i n 10 ne absent t'r Two weeks, ana ana
~ NJ ,.''I. ''''N '' '"'.u l'' i"','''SI >
hean ''ea'''y up 'i'''h until ms re-
''"n ...,,,.......... .-.--.....- 80.
fl, n '"U VIII receive some visitors, qliite
,,,; ''' E Inc Rr2p,l'ior' "Enter-
'a,h 'n en-, En''lIa'h en- III manner
T Tll' N ~, f'n,., '''"' upon mo paper.
hei VIII want I" 'n'N sl"'h' farming,
n"I I.. t''' l"" Nho" 1--WE
" r ON strong ,,,,,,,
DiN ~ """I"' oo'I'"ru nan mar
20, " e'""u 'I'''o anu Il i"'' Oh Deer
W ~, SION returned u" l"'" '''' MUSIC an" an,
.,IN tne nr1, nErlrul'.'ra' lournai WIN
"u.Gh NJ mao ever oern connected.
can ''ti ma WIN my JOURNALISTIC
experience IL wiz ne JuHt luh 10 run
an agricultural paper SSu DYKE to
"'msrll, ,,, ...
~ TWO n CLOCK p. M. me mrs, VISITOR
showed M a, me door OF tho once ana
,lyAe ooru'SIIy IhNltcu MN ins"'. nc
Iarmer thterc" hg,'uNunGN, ana re.
marked that he had expected to meet
lae proprietor WIN "ho"l ne Ha' an
APPG'n n'Gnl I" discuss r'l ... ,,.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

The firm OF kirkow n Migc, Is di-soly.
ci this day, January 2pth, ISL, los mutual
'ou-cut. l.. Nigel Withdfnws from said
iiIm. ard the business will hereafter he
conducted hy f. kirkuw, who assumes all
the Liabilities and viii collie all mounts
due the firm. + kHKOw,
l.. MIGEI.
Waco. january ~ l-si l-iU-lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

So buy uHc ot those oyetcoHts, which
are sold go low al SAUCER Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

Head Iight OH gives the best
liz ht and most pleasant 10 the
eye Of any Oft.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09
Preserve our eyes and health
by using Headlight OIL.

Every smoker should try Little
Joker
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

Group, Whoopmg cough ami Cron
chili- immcditely relieved by Shiloh''
Cure. Castles ~ Morrison Whole
sale and Retail agents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

BY buying "a SUIT Of cashmere clothing,
which were marked dpwu, down aud
down uguIu at Sanger Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

We the jury, find land have known il
all the while that the pIrest liquors At
the lowest prices ar ro be had at /. A
GoLDsTEfS. CITIZEN Or WACO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

Ask your grocer for Head
Light Oil
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

iiA ~ III ~
the Blood aud enrichesl Il. and Ia there
fore u me tnriJOrdHt and corrective
Ia cases NJ all chronic Hnitdi"S which
are associated with au INtPuNLHIsHf
STATE or THE BLOOD. These all yield
uthe regulating Lni nDuri-hlrEIrup.
critics ut TIA great fool tonic r.umcut-.
tcumpou4lte7 tpg tho loss NJ rit0itfV,
Induced by COHst1itUf iOIt. tdfdFJh OF
Bronchial aud TLToot affections. II
tg.N rtHIcdY EcHiH iue D'biiifU ana
rnmbursc The Female thBsiqne Tor
those losses Of IihtiiV accom- any
ing complaints JesUiiHr Ia N" ser.
Mothers nursing tht.r own cIt,idrc'H.
AMI delicate trUnisU Who expect 10
become mothers ami lr.us Hp riyyt-
OtIs chiiir,u Hlou'. by all iuraLs u-u
II. n rW restore sufferers Ji0Ut
Mental or Nervous PrOSt'dfiOn Ar!=-
ing from Oc,r-WDrb, Erc"SseS or
J,rOtrarisd Discus. n TNi ritTr
Drunkenness AMI tao opium Hdbh
for ~ the appetite grows hrn.tlicr
and digestion more Wig .rnu4 through
tho use ot this Toni, tho unnatural
craving dies AWAY until totally cN-
tlnrt. n ishighiH boHgciW O Liver
Complaints. MIfnCiH Irrcr. and
ALL NItiridf DiscTs'; and for tho
drhl'i'u'lug effects 90 Icr'T ~ any
Liud Do has ~, tgtfHi n repairs
,rISfc. iutprOr-t DrIrsfi1u anal Up
Js,titr, uui AMOR Ia tAH Dyspfpfic IN
rulid an easily Ussimildbir article
or JOod: ana "a 80 pleasant tn tne th-'r-
shat tho most sensitive palate VIII not
reject IT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09
ruEMAoNll0N AruNN,ICo-,


NoIt--eni one dollar u postage .ttur. u
currency lu letter at our rl-Ll with ..t't
,hucusuAlly worn, and try pm uf 'Ul Was
notlr Appliances. Positively un u1lN i"r
where they are worn, or money refunded
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

Head LighrOiI the best in use
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09

S,LlU ~IOIsE- Wholesale aud retail gnr,lrn,
y flower, and held Srri. urrrn uuusr-- ut
flower, Tor weddings, parties and funerals
Nurury- -Fruil trees, shade trees rycrgt""nS,
roses uTaur ,hr-, etc Austin avenue, nuur
gan street =. vs. NkStl
IultI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

ID ENuN AI.--Lnu,clut Watson, Rral E-tnt"
II luHu Broker, hn- removed lp "nUr In IA
pier, building, Hh"Nr Levin" ftur" In.
trance ttuM Austin Street, Waco.
Hos "a Ian.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-09
Dissolution OF Copnr, acrship.

For ale by CASTLES, Morrison 4 Co.
{ OPS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-03
The Golden Eagle.

It's the same old story in a new suit
that we have TO keep telling our readers,
but if you live at a distance and seldom
visit our store, good way of knowing
what we've got is to read our announce
ments. Hope youwill find them sufi-
GENTLY varied and interesting to look
them over sometimes. Today we wish
to call your attention to our mems and
youths clothing for fall and winter wear
Our present display is well worth an ex-
animation, for it is in every respect ex-
cellent, in make, quality, finish, fit, and
that always desirable custom like appear
ance it is unequalled while our prices
are the lowest ever named in Rock Island
for first class goods. Examine and as
sure yourself. The Golden Eagle retails
the best made and best fitting clothing.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-03
All Aboard for Milan.

The big democratic rally will he held in
Milan tomorrow evening, and the Hon
". H. Neece will be present to address
the people. The Jefferson club will meet
at Turner hall at : o'clock sharp tomor-
row evening and will get on the Milan
street cars at the starting point on Sew
enteenth street. The cars will leave here
promptly at 7:15 o'clock. The Sunnyside
club will meet at its headquarters and
march to the corner of Seventh avenue
and Eleventh street, where the cars will
be found in readiness. All good demos
Gratis are cordially invited to attend the
rally tomorrow night.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-03
Sparks from The Smokestack.

No. 2 passenger train had ten coaches
this morning.
A big passenger traffic on all trains this
morning.
The big fence to keep out the noise of
trains from the residence of p L. Gable,
was completed today
Another big live stock train with sew
eral Union Pacific cars, went east this
morning
Persons waiting for trains had some fun
with an intoxicated coon at the union
depot this morning. The darby was a
lively chap and went through quite a
minstrel performance.
There will be rattle of gold watch al
the C. B. g. Q. depot on Saturday, Oct.
20, for the benefit of John William son,
the unfortunate switchman who had his
right hand smashed recently Mr.. W.
only has two fingers on his left hand and
is unable to do anything
A coal Car struck the right forewheel of
a light wagon near the Peoria depot this
morning. and smashed it to flinders
The owner of the rig yelled like a wild
Indian at the engineer of the train and
wanted him to stop after the damage had
been done and it was not possible to do
any more damage just then.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-03

A. II. MertZ was arrested this morning
and taken before Justice Chopper, where
he was charged with peddling tea with
out license. He was fined $40 with
costs.
Nels Pierce appeared before Justice
Chopper today and furnished a bond for
$500 on behalf of Viola Teller and she
was liberated from the county jail.
Alfred Larson was before Justice
Halves this forenoon charged with assault
and battery upon Joseph R. Zimmerman.
He was found guilty and fined SIS with
costs.
There was bigamy case before JUS
Halves this afternoon. A year ago a
darkey named jackson was convicted of
larceny in the circuit court and sentenced
to one year in the Joliet penitentiary
He left behind him a buxom wife. She
was daisy and she didn't intend to pine
away during the absence of her lege
lord, so on the Dist day of last July she
appeared before Justice Chopper with
another colored man named Henry Wyatt,
and the twain were made one jackson,
by good behavior, got out of the peniten-
tiary before the year was up, and came
home before the guilty pair expected him.
The accidental meeting of the trio at the
Peoria depot in this city was detailed in
the ARGUS some time ago. jackson got
out warrants charging his wife Cora Jack
son, alias Cora Wyatt, with bigamy. The
couple fled over into Iowa, but recently
returned, and today they were quietly
gobbled. An officer captured Wyatt just
as he was getting on the ferry this fore>
noon. The couple were lodged in the
county jail The case before Justice
Halves today was entitled the People VS.
Cora Hayes, alias Cora Jackson, alias
Cora Wyatt. The court room was filled
with colored spectators. States Attorney
Parmenter appeared to prosecute and
Oliver Olsen to defend.