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NY. c. and H. X. X. Il. Beat Blaf

NY. G. and III. II. II. Il. Beat Blaine.
New York Sun.
what does that stand fora" said one broker
to another exhibiting piece of paper on which
was written, IN. Y. c. and H. r. r r.
why. New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad, of course"
Eyes, sometimes. But that is what beat
Blaine"
''How?"
New York. Cleveland and Hendricks, Rum
Roman:sm and Rebellion Seer
yes What is yoursq'
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SUNDAYS NEWS TN BRIEF.
Domestic.


McReynolds & Co. bankers at Bentonville,
Ark, failed, with liabilities of about $125, 000
Albert Reece, a farmer near Munce, Ind,
has become insane, and claims to be a murderer.
Miss Chase, daughter Of the Chief Justice of
Maryland, was burned to death at Annapolis,
on Friday.
The excessive wet weather in Texas is causing
great mortality among the sheep, which are dy-
ing by thousands.
Mary Kilby recovered a So 900 verdict against
Samuel Gruber. of Wooster, o., for breach of
promise and seduction.
The Chicago grand jury returned indictments
against 249 of the judges serving at the presi-
Dental election in that city.
An accident on the Canada Pacific railway,
near Smiths Falls, Ont, resulted in the death of
two men and the injury of several.
James Snider of Wolf county, KY, was killed
by VIM Coskey, who shot him with double
barrel shotgun, using both charges. Coskey is
at large.
The imports at the port of New York for the
week ended Jan. "a were S., 430, 900. The i'm
ports of specie were $379, 600, and the exports
$729, 000
A case of young Chinese girl, who was
brought to this country for the purposes of pros
titution, was detected in the San Francisco Gus
tom house.
w. Ii. Gumersel1 & Co., millinery and fancy
goods dealers, st. Louis, assigned. Assets
1915, 600. Judgments were confessed prior to
the assignment for $71, 333. 2G
Henry Tooey, of Missouri, has given notice that
he will ask Judge Barr to appoint receiver for
the funds now in the hands of r. j. Breckin-
ridge, belonging to the Knights OF Honor
The Secretary of the Treasury transmitted to
Congress an estimate amounting to 81, 003, Isl,
for appropriations to carry on the work of the
various executive departments to the end of the
present fiscal year.
The Chicago express train On the Wabash rail
road was thrown from the track by broken
rail seven miles from Edwardsville, III. The en-
gineer was probably fatally injured, and two
others were seriously hurt.
The National Jockey Club Association pro
poses to outlaw the Brighton Beach course by
making horses, owners and jockeys taking part
in the races there ineligible to participate in ra
cling on the courses of the regular association.
The Liberty bell arrived in Cincinnati on
Saturday en- route for the New Orleans exposi-
ton. The committee having it in charge only
stopped short time, and the reception cere-
monies were, consequently. brief and hurried
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Foreign.

New Granada is in condition of revolution.
Peru has arranged for Chinese immigration:
The Propaganda has issued another protest
against the confscation of its property by Italy.
Nihilists attempted the life of the chief of po-
light.
The French were repulsed in an attack on
Keeling, with loss of seventy-five killed and
wounded.
Nothing has been heard of General Stewards
Egyptian expedition. 1t is thought General
Earles column may have battle Monday near
Hamdab.
England agrees to certain of the French
Egyptian proposals. but will not concede inter
national guarantee of the debt. nor anything of
the nature of multiple control
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.
First Glass in Geography.

FTSC CIssSS III WGOHfdpIlys
Boston Beacon.
New York school teacher-Whic is the high
est mountain in our State9
Boy-Slng Sing.
Teacher-Why?
Boy-Father went up year age, and hasn't
Como down vet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-26

DELIcATE diseases of either sex, however in
duced speedily ard radically cured Address In
confidence Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
tion Buffalo, N. Y.
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RHEUMATISM is primarily caused by acidity of
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies the blood,
and thus cures the disease.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS-ANY MAN OR WOMAN MAKING
N less than $40 per week should try easy money
making business Our So eyeopener free to either
wishing to test with view TO business. lady cleared
81 8 in one day; young man $40 on one street. An
agent writes: Your invention brings the money quick
est of anything ever sold" We wish every person
seeking employment would take advantage of our lib
eral Offer Our plan is especially suitable for inexper
enced persons who dislike TO talk. The free print.
ing we furnish beats all other schemes and pays agents
3UU per cent. profit lady who invested 81 declared
that she would not take $50 for her purchase Write
for parers it will pay. Address A. H. MERRILL 81
CO., Chicago.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

EtOR RENT-A 250ACRR FARM FOR RENT.
IL within ten miles of indianapolis; good buildings;
good orchard HAMLIN, SO North Delaware street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
xLxth LEGISLATURE.
THE SENATE.


AUSTIN, Tx, Feb. 1O.-In the sem
ate to-day Senator Glascock presented
a memorial Of j. A. Rhom berg, asking
that land certificate be issued to him
on fourteen miles OF railroad com.
pleted before the repeal of the law
granting land certificates TO such com
panies
The bill fixing the venue Of suits for
the willful selling out of attachments
was engrOssed,
The house bill eXempting certain
counties from the district school sys-
tenn wac passed.
The house concurrent resolution in.
wiling the president OF Mexico to wit
ness the laying Of the corner-stone of
the new capitol was adopted.
A bill was introduced to have II
fully defined when and how person
trying to vote illegally shall be- pun
isned
The bill to provide for the election
OF county supeFintendents OF free
schoOls was made the special order for
Thursday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
TIE HOUSE.

In tho house to-day the following
bills were introduced: To better reg
ulate the unlawful sale or gift OF
HouorsltO mlnors.
To restrict the employment OF sail.
Ors and crews Of foreign vessels from
rolling cotton, handling caIgOes, ETC.,
or lRbOring on the wharves and levees
Of ports in the state Of Texas beyond
the end Of the ships tackle
The following bills we're passed
Exempiing certain counties from the
snimal inspection law.
Repeating the restrictions on the
statute Of limitations as applied TO
married women.
Amending the law relating to the
inspection Of sheep, the house concur
ring in the senate amendments,
The bill 10 make gambling a felony
was made special order for Feb. 10,
IL a. IN.
The house CONQUERED in the senate
amendments 10 the bill authorizing
cOnstaUles in cities OF oven eight thou
sand population to appoint not eI eed.
ing two deputies, and 1t goes to the
governor
The joint committee OF both houses
held q meeting this evening to con-
slider the advisability Of substituting
granite for limestone in the construct
ion OF the new capitol. The supervis-
ing architect, Gen. Walker, was before
the committee In advocacy Of the
change.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11

ing opinion, however, seems to be
that they were not far enough al.
yanced TO receive any injury, bat on
the contrary that the cold spep
Will serve to check their development
to such an extent "a TO prevent Inc
probability of the crop being Injured
by late frosts.
Wheat looks well, but the average "a
unusually small This is caused bv
the exc essively dry fall. In consequence
OF which the ground could not he
plowed In the proper eeason for sow-
ing. Farmers say that their land Ia in
better condition TO receive the spring
crop than for several years past.
THE GAgETTE's friends here note
fSvorsbly the change in its owner.
ship and lts future prospects,, and sneak
In the highest terms of its moral tone
and manly defence Of those principles
which lie ut tho foundation of good
honest government. Those Of our geo.
pie who possess hi h moral character.
those who favor enforcement OF law
and order, and who deprecate tie idea
OF panderlnR to practices and prlnci.
pes adverse to a high moral and intel.
lectual plane, are those who most ad.
mire THE GAzETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
WACO.
The City's Donation Not Acceptable
for the Federal Building.


WACO, TEX, Feb. l0.-SenAtor Coke
writes from Washington that the land
proposed TO be donated by the city Of
Waco. GU the plaza, for the federal
building will not be acceptable TO the
government, even as 8 donation. The
reason assigned Is that If the building
Is erected on the plaza four equally fine
and costly fronts will be necessitated,
which will make the cost of the Btruct.
ure at least $25 600 more than the gov
eminent wants or intends TO spend on
the bnilding This decision compels
the commission to purchase one OF the
many lots offered for sale.
The election held yesterday on bond
ing excies Tidicule. Nearly fifteen
hundred voters did not 20 10 the polls
ut all, thus mHnifesting their indlher
ence, 1t is conceded, however, that
there will not be any issuance OF
bonds soon.
The bail Of Galley, the alleged
rRpist, was fixed ~ $500, which IL
coneidered remarkably light. The
prisoner says he can make the bail,
but he has not done 80 yet
Mr.. J. II McN-il, leading brick
builder and contractor, married Mics
Josie Lehman, daughter OF Joseph
Lehman, proprietor OF the Lehman
hotel, this morning
A new candidate for the mayoralty
is out this evening, Asj. A. Hinch-
man. dealer in agricultural nipple
ments, etc.
The weather is clear but severely
cold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11

is the same rs last year In Florida
and Alabama. The average OF the
daies reported are; Virginia, ID oemhcr
q North Carolina. November 25.
South Carolina, November ~; Geor.
gla, November 10; Florida, Nov, mher
SO; Alabama, November %; Mia.is-
sippi, November %: Loulsisns, No.
vember IS; Texas, November 20; Ar
kansas, December 4; Tonnessee, No.
vember so From the return OF the
product compared with last yesr an
sggregate crop OF about Ave aud two.
thirds millions bales are indicated, or
scout ~ per cent. of the crop OF last
year.. aud but slightly differing from
the indications OF the December re-
port, The comesr son Ia ~ follows by
states: Virginia, 90; North CarolInS,
lol; south arollns, 1I2; Georgia, l0l;
Florida, l02; Alsbama, 100; Mis-is-
sippl, %; Louisiana, o.; Texas 50; Ar
kAusas, SO; rennesste, lOl West Of
the dissIeslIp i there appears to be
reduction In the produce notwith-
standing the Increase ia acreage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
A Woman in the Case.

PIrrsBURs. TEX, Feb. l0.-In q
dlficulty tonight between q. M. d.
Smart. a citizen OF this place, and q
stranger named Heard, Smart was al
most Instantly killed Heard was
fired at several times by the friends Of
Smart Heard is now under arrest
and In fafe hands. though II Is feared
an attempt will be made to mob him
tonight. The difficulty Is supposed
10 have arisen from HeaTd's Rlttmpt-
ing 20 persuade SmsrVs wife to leave
him and 20 back 10 her father. Heard
CLAIMS TO be cousin OF Smart's wife,
and came under the assumed name OF
Graham. Hels 3 first lieutenant In
the United States army.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
KYLE.


KYLE TEX Feb 10 bob Cooper,
colored, was fined SOS aud costs for
carrying pistol, and IS and costs for
assault
In Judge Bynoh's court to-day a
Mexican, by the name Of Desoto
Neharro, was bound over IN the sum
OF 5000 for burglary, to await the next
term Of the district court
Among the Kyleites who left 20.
nirht for the New OrleA, expedition
were u. A Nance aud wife, and AL.
bert and Scott Nance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
A MeIIean spy Tarrea and Realhered.

CITY OF Mexico, Feb. lO--A secret
agent OF the revenue stamp depart
ment attempted TO act as a spy at Ja-
lisco, He bought package OF cigar
eties without stamp from a poor
tradesman. Upon attempting to seize
the mans goods the ageat was seized
by the populsce. doused Into the pub.
lie fountain, afieIwArd iarred and
festhered and paraded through the
streets accompanied by brass band.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
A PaIal Ernloainn.

BRAZIL, IND, Feb. 10 AN ex-
pIoslOn occurred at o'clock this morn
ing in the Central iron and steel
works. -Four men were killed, eight
dangerously wounded and large
number were slightly injured. The
dsmsge to the property amounts 10
$4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
COTTON REPORT.
Tho Crop Of 81 About Ninety .HIno
Per Cent. Of that of'83.

Tho Crop OF 81 About Ninety'Hlno
Per Cent Of that Of 'e3.
WASHINGTON, Feb l0--Ihe JAnu-
airy report OF the department Of agri-
culture makes the proportion Of the
crop sent to market from the planta-
ti0n the first Of February 500 per cent.
Of the crop, leaving l0l per cent TO be
marketed. virginia North Carolina
and Louisiana report % per cent. mar
keged, Texas and Georgia 81 per cent /,
South Carolina 02 per cent, while
Mississippi returns SO per cent, Ala.
bama 81 per cent. and Arkapsas and
Tennessee So per cent. Tue average
date Of the close OF picking wss earlier
than last ear by six days IN Virginia,
three In North Carsllna. three ID
South Carolina, one In Georgia. three
Ia Mississippi, ten IN Texas, eight IN Ar
kansas and ten In Tennessee. The date
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
TERRELL.
ng ARRAY The Farmers
Prospects.

~feeAAls
II TEX Feb. 1O.-The fol-
,oinalion has just reached
eG Saturday a Mr.. Petit
ust party whose name we
|,.lhed' both tenaDts on Mr..
4 , mld near FOrney, came to
'rs, MULE here inhibited freely.
maj hohe late In the even
sso. Tue influence Of liquor.
on, s between IN, nj. Both
es,S sinelr pocket-knives and
,h,ug each other. The
/. Nas the life OF one
.atIo.. Pronounced to be
rss,l condition, while the
hsy sSee. They were neigh.
Ia ,,,shiliies, aud We have
ayeise Ior the unfortunate
He ELECTS Of Saturday .
sso VOL mat the fruit buds were
D min mat the freeze Of last
Ae crop. The prevail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
The Presrdout-Eleot.

Albany, N. T., Feb. l0,-President.
elect Cleveland arrived from Grey
stone, the home Of Mr.. Tllden, last
evening. He WAS accompanied by
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel Manning and
G ], Lamont. He drove to his real.
deRce, and subsequently attended n
festival A. the Leland opera house for
the benefit of the African Methodist
Epitcopal church
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
JEFFERSON.

SpoCIhIs
JEFFERSON, TEX, Feb, Io.-Judge
cabin opened the United States court
yesterday. The judge made many
friends mere during his Ia. I court All
have confidence in his ability, bellev.
Ing that he will administer the law
without parliality.
Mr.. JuO Summers, an old citizen
here, and once tax collector Of this
county, died Sunday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
MORGAN.
Special.

Special.
Tx Feb. 10. - l'he
I'm I" been exceedingly cool
,Ioek Monday night,
s ls occurred mere last night;
H. 'sli ~ Of Green Womack, the
!. n 'ekney, q wood hauler.
VIE and one child. The
Ing condition and the
|I, ,ssole health and almost
circumstances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
One OF the Cotton swind ers Capiur, d

ST. Louis, Mo Feb. 10 --Informa-
ton has been received here that f.
Baum, who was connected with Lohn.
stein, Cammack and Easton 10 the big
Texas cotton s~indle over a year ago,
and who forfeited his bond OF $50 900
aud left the country, was arrested last
Saturday a. Chatham, Canada, by
Thos. Furlong chief OF the secret ser.
vi Q n the Missouri Pacific RAILROAD,
aud Chief Of Police Arnold Of Dallas,
Tex. H. will be brought back under
exlraditlon papers which are now be.
log prepared
THE sWIHDLER IN JAIL.
CHATHAM. ONT, FeD 10 Francis
Baum, who Is wanted IN Dallas, Tex !,
ia connection with extensive cotton
frauds, 10 la jail here. His case came
up At the police curt to-day. but at
the request OF tba pfi ronfr's counted it
was postponed till Saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
NLVIIIth CONGRESS.


WAsH1EeToN, Feb. l0.-Alllson Of
Iowa presided over the sencte to-day.
The chair lad before the senate u
memorial IN the form OF joiut reso-
luton from the legislature OF Dakota,
urging IA division OF the territory and
the admission OF ita southern portion
~ a state.
The senate passed Mr. Sherman's
joint resolution providing for the
striking uti OF medals 70 commemorate
the dedication Of the Washington
monument.
Consideration Of the bill to prevent
the unlawful occupancy OF public
lands was resumed. This Is the bill
known as the snti-ienuiug bill IL
was passed with slignt amendments.
The consideration Of the pension np-
preparation bill was continued. The
senate committee's amendments were
concurrtd la
lugalls' amendment was voted
down, yeas Is nays a. Ingalls, himself
voting In the negative. The bill
was then passed substantially
As II came from tue senate committee,
all the legislative measures found
in the bill NJ II came from the house
relating TO the compensation Of PEN
sion attorneys, ETC., being struck out,
the senate having already passed a
special bill containing these pTovi.
stons. The bill now goes 70 the mouse
Tor concurrence or nOncuTrence In the
senate HctiOn, striking out the pro-
Visions referred TO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
An IOE nnRaE.


TRENTON n j., Feb 10 Tho ice
In the Delaware moved this morn
ing about 9 o'clock, and blocked from
River View cemetery TO Morris
island. r gorge Is forty feet high.
Fair street lie flooded Much daniage
has been done, and more Ia appre.
hended.
THE SITUATION ALARMING
TRENTON, n Feb 10 ~ The Ice.
gorge tonight has increased alarm
ingly. The Delaware river for three.
quarters " mile RprGss Is com.
pletely closed. The water backed into
Crosswick's creek ana flooded
the LambertOn meadows. In s nth
Trenton scores Of houses are Il OUed
nearly to the second story and people
are removing their furniture Some
people are tying ropes around their
houses and fastening them 70 the
trees to prevent their re-
inOyal by Ice or sudden thaw.
In case Of thRw, or rain within the
next few days, the destruction 10 prop
erty Will be enormous. There, has
been no such peril 10 the city since 1851.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
Wsla,h.
waco Exaniner.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE should
null the panther out Of It's own square
ere Il 81 eks ofirnsively 20 call attention
10 the wolves In the streets Of Waco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
HERMAN.
lain Excursion
ING for the New
sns exposition.
H.. 70 bs Turned into o
liSk-Prtparing to En-
h the stOOkmen'

special.
TEX, Feb. 1o.-The an
In to-dsy's GAZETTE that
.ng had become sole owner
or of the paper has been
,,ceived by its many read
sn. The belief is COM
his will insure a live,
and aggressive daily,
wants OF North Texas
that it will continue to
brosper under the new
q that came down from
Farmland yesterday and
caused more shivering
IA SMELL of the winter.
!. sources we learn that
netfr registered - above
today.
rty Of Shermanites left on
rsl train this afternoon
Orleans exposition. AS
10 the best time between
and has q good,
X which gives conf
safety, 1t has become
Inc for most of the excur-
h section.
lore, Esq, OF the firm of
E,ley, left yesterday on a
bis spring stock Of dry
Esnt by way Of New Or
Poore, a former citizen OF
td father of Mira. r. +.
he with his wife on a visit
IN family. Col. Poore Ia
4 the Missouri legislature,
iiei furlough for rest from
I've duties, and expects to
Y days AZ the post Of duty
CITY. With several years'
st law-msking In Ken
iis varied accomplishments
ban, we can safety predict
kion 10 the Missouri legis-
bot end Col PoOre's public
hst he will yet be called TO
Ons Of usefulness.
Iuie Ball OF Gordonsville
lgh the city to-day on Il
to be present at
Z Of her old school.mste,
bic Besne, on next
b Thornton +. Shirley of
BY Miss Be9ne is one of
lntY's most lovely ladies,
BY friends of ThOrnt Shirley
Texas will rejoice at his
e 10 gaining such a prize
BY Of life.
lngulsTsult WAS decided in
! court at Bells last Satur.
R'Iensieln swore out a
against W. NJ. Shumate OF
charging him with va.
efOle the mayor of the
. W. Pasco OF Sher.
Mt over TO defend
Thile the county attorney
On the trial of the case
Ilt showed up deeds for
zen thousand acres of land,
h the will and ability to
just debts against him.
lied the case in
npS favor and he was dis
Scott and VIM. p. Dugan
g In the city yesterday.
'house here IL being sup
raised floor for a skating
iler Friday night,
bland Reed plays,
ature will be introduced
ed In such a way as TO in
'onsge of the whole public.
OF will be movable, so that
ne the house can be made
e drama.
q are actively csnvasSing
llons to entertain the
esnvention, and from the
'ay In which all Glasses of
, are coming down with
there Is no doubt about
hds for that momentous
sssle grocers and jobbing
y Trade very active Tor the
year. and they look for
Iendld years business.
.issiontrs' court met yes.
"a w. w. Wheat,
lllllvan, Hy Dennis
SIFeeper on the bench
Important and intricate
ore them at this term is
! Is the general wish that
will pass some
me court to provide suit.
shlares for the travelling
70 will be the practical
"a patriot to think out a
Ihe necessi ies Of the peo-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11

THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The house met in continuation OF
Saturdays session snd Immediately
went into committee Of the whole on
the poslofiice appropriation bill.
Mr. Dingley OF Maine advocated a
more liberAl policy In the compensation
OF American steamships for carrying
malls Peuding the completion Of his
remarks the committee rose, the house
adjourned and the session of TuesdRy
began.
The speaker pro ten. announced
the appointment Of M, ssrs Clay and
Keller As ttlieIs on the part OF the house
during the count OF the electoral
vote.
The house then proceeded TO the
confederation Of business under the
special rule
The senate bill called up by Mr.. Dor
eheimer for the settlement OF the ac-
counts OF the Mobile 4 Ohio Railway
company was objected TO.
At S:l5. ON the motion Of Mr.. Town
shend, he house resolved 10 self into
Computes Of The whole for the further
consideration Of the postofilce appro-
priatlOn bill and Mr.. DinRley con-
cludrd his speech.
The bill was then read by para
graphs for Amendments.
Pending further action the COM
miitee rOae.
Mr. Phelps, from the committee on
foreign affairs, reported back the reso.
luton requesting OF the president
copies OF AL correspondence In the
hands Of the government relating to
the c ,se OF q. A. Wand ecker, an
American citizen Imprisoned AZ Port
au Prince, Hayu. Adopted.
Adjourned