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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
FOREIGN.
IRELAND.


1 .....
4 IE'rERATE HATRED.
,Janunry Mass meet
h Shpenen and Nationalist
(531fl,ll view OF each other.
bfNa,ionalists marched from
,lIo chapel in military order
81 Nationalist of Tullick
into Dronmore encountered
"A Procession. The Orange
( I'D upon the Nationalist,
'tiNthry were called opt, who
De combatanis and proceed
~ the streets. The rioting
he. and several men were
HFIEtp OF HosTiLiTiEs.
immunity l.--Several bodies
men with bands of music are
q TO Dronmore, county
,lnd.r command of Grand
ewnrt Knox and Lord ale
,nitery of artillery is OH the
W6oiwich.
Jnnuafy /. The Orangemen
,meetine in "a field close to
about 90, QUO were present.
IT EuoX presided. He ac-
gov.rnment of endenvoring
Parnellite votes by allowing
fIleetiDgs. Resolutions were
posing lhc extension of the
in Ireland; epndemning the
lie government in allowing
meetings in Ulster; opposing
ssln Ireland and indorsing
ymOre's action.
< the speakers were Lord
amilton, Lord Claud Hamil
I Hamilton and Lord Gale
f,ionaist meeting was held
in thu opposite end of town,
Q wal parties were
art by large bodies
Infantry and police. Even
was hardly able to prevent a
The Nationalist meeting
lided by about 20ll. The
ches supporting the oblect of
4 were delivered. When the
were breaking up this
osversll attempt, We're made
sach other, but lancer., hu,-
ntry and police prevented
ilisQrder. In an attempt
troops to dispense
)wds u young man
McGiven was ounded
omen with u bayon ct and it
"A will die; another man was
wounded, Great confusion
,ltIthe railway station while
2 8 delegations were boarding
isetusn home. The Orange
= cd Save the Queen"
anis," and other patriotic
d cheered the queen and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
CLEBURNE.
Probable Murder of y. c. Walters-A
Runaway Compile.

Special TO the Gazette.
CleDurne, December 3!.--krom in
tellIgence which was received here
this evening it is feared that Mr.. s. G.
Walters of this place has been robbed
aud murdered mt Alvarado. III was
tele@raphed from that place that Wal
tiers lett The Schultz hotel last night
with the purpose of taking the north
bound Missouri Pacific train This
morning his open yalise and pocket
book with his hat We're found about
100 yards from the hotel on the way
to the depot. Up To the time of the
report no trace 0f Walters had been
found. On the receipt of the news
Sheriff Boyd accompanied by Con
stable Stewart proceeded at once To
Aivarado. Deputy sheriff r0n. Coul-
ter was dispatched to Grandview and
Walters and his murderers. if
he has been murdered. Waiter is Il
piano-tuiier and agent for several piano
and organ factories, and travels
through the country east, south and
west of Clebmrne for thirty or forty
miles in his hack. 1t is supposed that
robbery was the cause of the crime,
although it Ii not probable that Wal
ters had a very large sum Of money ON
his pc son. His home is Cleburne and
his wife lives here.
The district court resumed its ses-
sion this morning, Judge Joe Abbott
presiding The case of Dock Martin,
charged with the murder of Bob Ha-
ley, was called for trial. The court
proceeded to impanel jury, but con-
siderable difficulty was experienced
in getting eligible jurors. Up 10 five
o'clock, when court adjourned, only
four Jurors had been sworn IN.
a young couple who had just con-
summated runaway marriage passed
through here to-day ON The way from
DallnS 10 tIlcnrOSe. a. j. kincaiG, q
young man in business ut Glenrose,
accompanied by friend, went to Dali
las yesterday with the intention of car
rying oil Ills sweetheart with or with
out the consent of her parents, who
live few miles from Dallas. The
young lady, whose name was Mis,
Bessie Ddriit, met them ut Dallas and
they were speedily joined. They then
skipped out and tod y reached here
by way { Fort Worth
The knights OF i'ythias pan IS in
progress to'night', In addition 10 al
~ .st
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Pr0babie Murder.

Cincinnati January 1.-The Conn
aZsttr's Salem. o., special
says; l.. n. Griffith, a farmer, south
oil here, was found dead near his houar
This morning by his son, eighteen
years old, who said he had suiclded.
The boy has since disappeared, and
indications point 70 q case OF murder.
The coroner is investigating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Judge McCrary's Resignation.

Keokuk, Iowa, January L-Judge
MeCrafy has not resigned. -Yile eS-
act ruth IS in certain negotiations Of
q business character pending, which
may on may not lead to his resigna-
lion. The question viii probably be
decided Il, n day or two.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
loNor THE CONSTITUTION.

innuary lit is stated u
or the revision of the
finsti lulion, as proposed by
.pe1iiuister, chiefly aims at
in or the office OF life sena
Je Restoration of the scrutin
stem of voting. 1t is be-
party of the right will sup
tier proposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
81. L0nis Custom House.

st. Louis, January 1.-The new GUS
tom house IN tias city is completed,
with the exception Of a few finishing
touches, and viii be opened ior BUSH
ness FEBRUARY /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
stured by an Explosion.

'son, Del, january l.
eisler OF lieisler, Mcbride
E,ersnillls, had his skull
a-dny by the explosion ofh
u Formerly USED 10 hold nj
ID, somcof which remained
Rhpndle, and when held
'.xi'hdoi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Unable 10 Control Himself.

Providence, January Ian autopsy
Of the brain Of Conway Brown. the
Harvard student who shot himself,
showed the organ so diseased AZ TO de.
prive Brown Of the power TO control
his ACTIONS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
The II. X. & q. Print Shops.

81, Louis. January 1.-The loss by
the burning OF the paint, carpenter
and uphOlsterirg shops Of the Mis-
souri,, kansas ~ rexus TailIoad at Se-
dalia yesterday niornlngls now said 70
be leas than $4,000. fuliy insured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
House Burned.

ANS, December 31.-The
4 opkhaven, Miss, special
grt hollse was destroyed by
y fie last night. All the
. destroyed, except some
spers of the circuit court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
CANADA.
&6REAT AMERICAN RAIL
M ROAD.

january l.-Col. Snow,
aloter of the European d
'efichn Short Line railroad
s,real to Cape Breton, is en-
TO make arrangements with
i,nent respecting subsidies
the company. 1t was re-
K IA proposition was made by
lent to take the line, com
nd recompense the Short
,any on all expenditures
york already zone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
AuSTKIi.

sxECUTI0NER MCRDEKED.
ginnllary belt, the public
was found dead in bed,
10 have fallen Il victim to re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
FRAME.
.ouIZING QAlIBErTA.

-utslIl NJ GAM iii a.
nthry Among the Incl
the anniversary services in
lejmemory of Gambetta WAS
u hbDut one hundred mem
I'D chamber of de luties and
Ids Of the dec ased states
I'll Bert delivered an address
IF the patriotic aspirations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
IRospite.

|tH December al.-The
IN execution of John Nc
Hursday next Is with
i some doubt as to his
7espite rs granted till
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
.GERMANy.
EXCEPTION.

lnuary l.--At Il New Years
l-day I e emperor received
al generals, headed 10y The
nee, Prince Frederick
I'D Field Marshal Won
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
-I,Eli!
I. uaA DEFEATED.

1tIUA UEFF \ led.
.luary "a letter from Pas
that Pgga was com plcteiy
;jn b ba lie on Heights
ting tea hours. The gov
ops were under command
ssias. Puga fled toward
led BIZ national forces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Opened 10 '!Ihrougll Traffic.

Buflilo. N. r.. January 1.-The
New York, NYest Shore Il Buffalo rail
road Was opened for through passen-
ger and freight traillc tl-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
CONGRATULATIONS.

iors rendered their cordial
lions to the king upon the
opening of the new year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02

THOROUGH COURSE ofAckeris
God Elixir viii renny- AL faint from
the blood. II cures Scrofula, Ulcers,
Boiis aud Pimbs. Sold by l.. n.
Brunswig & Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
ENGLAND.

'ASTERs IN BIRMINGHAM
,.January Ten minor
he IRON trade are reported
ham; 9th small failures
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
EASTERN.
Mr.. smith Before the HOuse Com
mtttce.

mittce.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March S.-Wm.
Henry Smith, manager Of the Associated
Press, testified before the Honse Com
mttee on Post Offices and Post Roads
to-day. He took the gronnd that news
was being furnished by the Western
Union, especially to newspapers. cheap
er than it could be done under govern
ment system of telegraphy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
Ventriloquism a Humbug.

Neni'iloquism is declared by AN expert
to b very mrg' ly humbug. There is
no such possibility as throwing the voice
to II distance. The old stories OF Wyman
the War, in which he figured as ex.
hibiting such ability in the midst of a
crowd, were H. etssarily fiction What
passes fur ventriloquism consists simply
ut m.uicly and facial immobility. The
performer must he some di,tasce away
from his audience or he is powerltss.
Whenever he wishes to make them be.
lieve that his voice sounds at a distance,
he merely lowers it, aud indicates the
direction for their Imagination to take.
He can deceive them Sideways, upward,
downward or backward, but he never
undertakes to produce the eff ct of a
speaker at the rear. To listener close
by no ventriloquist can be in the least
deceptive. Nor is there any truth in
the theory that he talks with the top OF
his gullet, or with aught else than the
organs intended by nature to be vocal.
BY holding his lips as fixed as possible,
and avoiding such words as cannot be
pronounced without palpably moving
them, he assists the delusion. But No
man is so skillful that he can get on
without screening mustache.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
The Redm Q ds,s In England.
Picture In an Osken Heart.

A curiosity in vegetation has been
shown our Watertown correspondent by
Mr.. Benjamin Marvin Of that town. In
splitting log Of black oak picture ap-
peared on the smooth grain in the heart
Of the tree. 1t is landscape, or rather
a clump Of trees, with trunks, branches
and twigs as clearly defined as though
drawn with ink or photographed by the
suns rays. The trees form a picture
about four inches square, showing like
the open leaf of a book, and the same on
the opposite page. Mr.. Marvin says it
is pretty good portraiiure Of the clump
Of trees which he felled, the picture ap-
pearing in the heart Of the largest one.
Perhaps it will be explained that this is
fungus growth, which, starting near
the bark, pushed its way inward and
upward in the form shown. If so, it was
a persistent and ambitious bit of vegeta
tion, bound to go ahead through very
discouraging circumstances. Waterbury
Conn American.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09

From the reported remarks Of hand
some young lady employed as receiving
clerk in telegraph office: Upon my
word, it doesn't seem to me. that the
men who do business have brains enough
to keep them out of the poorhouse,
if they had to work for other people.
You've no idea how difficult it is
to strike Just the right sort of demean-
or in place like this. The man.
ager tells us that we must be nice
and amiable and never curt or saucy.
That's all very well. but we soon find
that it won't do to obey these order, too
fully. 1t don't take more than half a
smile, or more than word sweetly spo-
ken, to excite insulting familiarity in n
good many customers get mad enough
twenty times day TO strike my fist
right through that wicket into their
silly. aggravating, mawkish faces"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
Real Estate Sale
A.
San Gabriel. Walnut Avenue,
ON THE PREMISES.
TUESDAY. APRIL l, 1884,
At o'clock in the afternoon, rain or shine,
A Desirable Home for Gentleman.

will sell Cottage House and 10 acres highly
improved land on the Alhambra, directly oppo-
site the residence and grounds Of G. B. Adams
and e. L. Mayberry, - follows: Rich, loamy,
sandy soil; allfIe thrifty trees and vines In full
bearing, containing 400 orange trees-Nayel aud
Elben variety; 200 vines Of fine assorted table
grapes. as Muscat Of Alexandria, Flame Tokay,
etc; about 500 Bartlett pears. peach apricot, figs
and apple trees.
The cottage contains rooms and kitchen, do
tached Water throughout the house, stable and
NoTE. Adjoining and near these grounds are
the elegant grounds and residences Of @. d,
Adams, E. l.. Mayberry, Scoville and Mrs Hol.
stead. This tract is beautifully elevated, COM
manding fine view Of the Sierra Madre villa,
the elegant Raymond Hotel now In process Of
erection; also the grounds Of Rose, De Barth
shoEb. BslwIn. Carter and other. lI.i.tanne hy
Is minutes) The neighborhood is choice, sslsct
end hrstclass. The property In and sround San
Gabriel is rapidly improving and in the last three
years has advanced fve hundred per cent. One
Of the best water rights piped on the ground.
Rates very reasonable The water right will be
sold with the grounds. Only ten minutes walk
from thu depot to the grounds
Churches Of all denominations In the immedi.
ate vicinity. The large. elegant new school
grounds around the house and walks; the
choicest flowers, plants, Towering shrabes and
ornamental trees This Is Just the spot for .
gentleman Of leisure, home, or undoubtedly .
capital speculation to hold. as there 10 very little
4 any. improved property directly In the heart q
seen will direct YOU at San Gabriel to R. !.
Bayley, the gentlemanly proprietor Of the hotel,
who will direct you to the grounds.
For further particulars and price apply at Office
feb5 JOHN q. BELL, Auctioneer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
What a ''Himble" is

There are glimpses now and then of
the blunders which are made through q
bearers misapprehension OF a familiar
phrase or a common word; but the half
is never suspected by any preacher, or
teacher or parent. Mamma, recently
asked bright little boy Of six years
mamma, what is a himblegn "A
himble !" repeated his mother, wonder.
ingly. why, where did you hear that
word 2" "Why, its in my Sunday
school hymn, Little ones to himblelong,
What is himble z" There was CHEEKY
sound to that word, as it jingled out in
the Sunday school singing, little Ones
to Him Belong;" and, if it was anything
reasonable, that boy thought he would
"himble' as long as the rest of his class.
Wise questioning brings out q good
many such blunders as that, but, as O
rule, the children have to do the ques.
tioning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
lOsr-s 500 REWARD.

good secondhand fire and burglar proof
safe. Address, stating price and particulars,
I'D. r." HERALD nffice. mh7-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09


A CORRESPONDENT, In our local col
umns, indulges in number Of queries
concerning the river and the projected
levee that aro by no means devoid Of
point. The HERALD, in our humble
judgment, has hit the whole matter be-
tween wind and water by the suggestion
Of q combined levee and boulevard. In
this way both those who love ornament
and utility can bo accommodated.
Goethe somewhere advises us TO take
care Of the beautiful because the useful
will be sure to take care of itself. On
this principle we ought ut once to set
about the building Of splendid boule-
ward, If need be along both sides Of the
river We require a few drives and
must have them. BY setting ont euca-
lyptus and willow trees along this bou-
levard, in such season as the present,
by the time the next food came we
would rejoice in superb levee solidiiied
by the tap-roots and far reaching tentacles
OF innumerable trees. We ought to
start in at once on this salutary work.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
FOR RENT.

Two unfurnisheJ ooms at No. 50 Duena yists
street; no cooking; no children mh7 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09

At 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continuing from day To
day until all the furniture Of 100 rooms Is sold.
These goods are all first-class walnut and ash.
The carpets and draperles are In gyod order.
The spacious dining room will be used as the
salesrooni, where sveral hundred buyers can be
accommodated.
mh4-lw MOVES 4 FIELD, Auctioneers
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
FOREIGN.
Nevada. the American frIn,n
Donna.

Donna.
PARIS, March S.--A correspondent,
writing about Miss Neveda's departure
from the Opera Comique, ascribes it to
the jealousy Of the young artiste's rising
fame by the wife Of the manager. The
correspondent says: No sooner was It
known that she was free than offers Of
engagements poured in upon her from all
sides and especially brilliant offer from
Moscow. whittier she was prayed to
come at once TO sing In the same operas
with the great tenor Masini, and another
very advantageous offer from the Royal
Opera House at Madrid. But she prefers
to remain in Paris for the present, par
ticularly as the managers Of Italian opera
in thin city have opened negotiations
with her to sing in Lucia de Lammer.
moor" with the famous tenor Gayerre,
who has just achieved q colossal success
as Gcnnaro, in .Lucrezia Borga, /" in the
part Of Eduardo.
watching Suspected Dynamiters.
PARIS, March S.-The police are
Watching the movements of SO persons
in France, suspected of belonging to the
uynuulltt " DOnuOtau Iko55I
son Is here, but there Is no evidence that
be Is connected with the dynamiters.
A brother Of Joseph Brady, the Phenix
Park assassin, Is living in the QUARTER.
Latin, Inspector Moser has been watch.
ing the movements Of suspected Irish.
men In Paris for some time under in
structions. The British Home Secretary
has gone to Bordeaux.
sargent VIII Not Resiga
BERLIN, March Minister Sargent
has decided not to resign, but will sub
nit the matter to the authorities at
Washington.
Dynamite Plot Discovered In
Hungary.
PEsTH, March 8.--A dynamite plot
has been discovered here. The police
seized several packages of explosives,
forwarded by anarchists through the
parcel post.
The Redmonds's In England.
QUEENSTOWN, March S.-The Messrs.
Redmond reached here to-day from
New York, and were met by number
Of friends. Michael Davitt, ON behalf
Of the Executive Committee OF the
National League, read an address Of
welcome, in which he stated that
although the government declared its
last word had been uttered in regard to
land reform, Irishmen had not spoken
their last word. John Redmond, in reply,
said their mission had been success.
There should be no compromise until
landlordism is completely abolished.
Crimes and outrages must cease and agi-
tation must continue until Irishmen are
their own law makers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09

stand for root crops Of all descriptions.
Now Is the time for those who desire
bcuntiiul crops Of alfalfa TO get their
work in. More progress will be made
with trees and root grasses in one season
like the present than in three or four or
dinnry years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09

In the death of George Pen Johnston,
for years one Of the editorial writers Of
the Eraminer the press Of this State
lost man who was an honor to the pro-
fession. For years he devoted himself
to the inoulcation of genuine Democratic
principles, employing a literary style
which was q trife labored but which
was often ornate and convincing. He
was an honorable, highminded gentle
man, and his individual worth was even
greater than his quite considerable edi'
dorial abilities. 1t has OF late years be.
come the fashion to sneer at men who.
like George Pen Johnston, entertain
honest and earnest political opinions,
and who do not hesitate to give them
fervid expression, but the breed is on
excellent one. and it is great pity that
it Is not far more numerous than it Is.
The deceased journalist was one of the
best known men in the State and his
friends were simply legion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
Notice to Creditors.
E.late OF Henry Dalton. Deceased.

Estate OF Henry Dalton, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Executri, of the last will and testament Of hcnry
Dalton, deceased to the creditors OF and all pei
sons having claims against said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary YOU shers, within
four months from the first publication Of this no
tice TO the undersigned at the office Of her at
torney, A. W. Hutton, Esq, Rooms 90 and 98
Temple Block in the city Of Los Angeles, Cali
forna which offices are hereby designated as the
plt &c for the transaction Of the business OF said
estate MARIA G. Y. de DALTON,
Exc ,utrx OF the last will and testament OF Henry
Dalton, deceased.
Da.ei Los Angeles Cal, March S. 1884,
mh9toap8
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
Crevasses on the mississippi.

New ORLEANS, La, March S.-Several
small breaks in the levee near the city
have occurred in the past few days, but
they were closed without much damage.
This morning more serious crevasse oc.
Cured at Davis plantation, fifteen miles
above the city, at st, Charles Parish. 1t
is reported that the breach is widening
rapidly and the water overhoving both
the Texas Pacific and Morgan railroads.
The planters have large forces of men at
,uorl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09

WE are compelled, for few days, to
throw ourselves upon the indulgence of
our readers The engine and boiler
which run our power pres-e, are lament
ably ont OF order, and tho manager OF
the HERALD starts for San francisco ON
the Ancon to-day to bringilown new and
improved mechanical facilities An en-
gine aud boiler entirely competent TO do
the work will reach Wilmington on the
return trip of the Ancon, and will be
Immediately put in place. II is some
what melancholy commentary npon the
enterprise Of our own business men
that, although Los Angeles is the centre
of very promising mining region, it is
at no time possible to 60 out and buy
engines and boilers here at will. The
stock on hand is always small in fact,
there is generally nothing to select
from. The condition Of rail sommuni-
cation with the East is such that we are
compelled to have recourse to San Fran
cisco. Meanwhile, we hope, our read
ers will kindly bear with us for few
1avs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09

"When left New York six months
ago that mournful failure had already
been out four or FIVE seasons and made
dead sets for most of the rich fellows in
society. Looks as though she'd take
anything now" (Which one is that
THAT foppy specimen behind you. Do
you know herr" "Yes, we are to be
married in December. Life.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
Heavy Libel Damages.

New YORK, March S.-The libel suit
against the Times, of Shipping iCommis-
sioner Duncan, Captain of the steamer
Quaker City during her famous voyage,
ended, for the present, to-day. The
jury found for the plaintiff upon two
statements. awarding six cents damages
each. On all other charges the jury
found for the defense, The plaintiff
sued for 100000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09
The Sargent Dimcuity.

New YORK, March S.-rhe Times
SAYS that it is exp, c,ed in ,rlin,
apparently, that the German capital
will be made too hot to hold Sargent
and that he will he withdraw while
under fire. II this improbable event
should really happen, We may be sere
that the German Minister at Washing
ton will, at the same time. receive his
congo There is a growing disrespect
for our diplomatic service, and the
Berlin incident will give another check
to the well nigh obsolete institution.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-09

THE advice to plant trees is one which
cannot be given too often to Argelenos.
OF all years this is the golden one to the
hcrticulturist. Advantage should also
be taken of the great depth TO which the
soil has been wetted down to get good