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Win you suffer with dyspensia and
liver complaint Shiloh's VitaliSer ~
guaranteed 10 cure you. Sold by. j. NJ
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Group, whooping cough and bronchitil
immediately relieved by Rhiloh's Cure
eold bv J. ", House.
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Away Up Head.

Away Up Head.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters ara
easily first, no matter what may come
next-J. t. Macmahon, N. Y,
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Sleepless nigh.s made m,serahls Al.
that terrible cough. bhiioh's Ours II i hw
remedy s0r y0u' seld BY y. N, Hopss.
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THE CITY.
THE TEXAS LAND q MORTGAGE &C

THE TEXAS LAND a MORTGAGE co.
LOANS MONEY On
Real Estate and good Collateral Secur-
ity on long and short time and reasona-
bic rates of interest. Vendors lien
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can DO made to repay
loans by installmonts.
G. Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
Offices in Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
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l. A n LO A N So

Loans made on FARMS, RANCHES and
CITY PROPERTY in sums of over $1,000
JAMES II. SIMPSON.
Dallas, Texas,
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Smith Il Hall will insure farmhouse
on the installment plan. Call and SO
them.
Telephone or leave your orders at
Hamilton q Young's, and have your
window glass put in.
The Rev. George Fl. Thsyer, OF Bour-
bon, Indiana, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consump-
ton Cure" Sold by j. M. House
New patterns and styles of Wall Paper
at reduced prices at
HAMILTON Il YoUNG's,
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insure your house with Smith q Hal
agents ofthe sun of London Naiiss.
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Ihefe IN secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which all ladies' should know. See olr
circular at your druggists.
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NeU York Herald,
WEEKLY EDITION.
ONE DOLLAR YEAR.
sKETCHEs, CARTOONS.

Brightest, Most Newsy and Accurate Week
~ Journal in the United States.
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WILL BIZ FOUND TO HAVE MANY PREACHED
AND BARGAIN PRICES RUIN HIGHER THAN
PERFECT GOODS THIS IS A FACT
AND COMPAFoE WITEI OUR GOODS AND PE2IC
SAVINGS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25

lNpfANArons, lND,, oct. a. The
News this afternoon contains an inter
view with Nico-rrcsdcnt Hendricks
about the story put IN circulation by
Chauncey NJ, Dcpew, to the effect that
President johnson contemplated the eS-
adjustment of u congress composed
entirely of rebel sympathizers, Said Mir.
Hendricks
that Story Won do, and public opinion viii
not sustain ANY guch charges made twenty
years AFTER the alleged events happened and
after an the pcrsuns who wero directly con.
ncptod With thcm are dead Personally know
nothing 90 Mr.. l0hnson's opinions Or inten.
lions luriher than Tho Information that came
To me IN the position that held was
~ the United states senate, aud both spoke
and voted against tle impcacimcnt of John.
sou, While never had any conversation With
hn on tie phicoi refoTcd 10 hy DcpeW ann
sure Johuson hnu no such intention lie bo.
uCycd la restoring aud Not rccon-truetlu, the
states, and thai Tie federal government had moi
the rishi 20 change or nhfugatV their coustitu
ton. | thihk Mr. Lincoln had this view also.
have ho doubt that johnson Mautcd Mr..
stanton removed, hut u was on personal
grounds, for thev were not iriChds. cannot
believe lee had amy such purpose rs that at.
rih1iied TO hint and never heard It charged,
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WACO.
sheriff Bell Goes to Austin TO Interview
Governor Ireland on The Var.
nell Reward.
\ Zig Batch of Indictments Burslnrs
Make Benvy Raids on Rotaii
stores.


Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Oct. 2i.--Aftcr a session
OF eighteen days the grand Jury OF this
county finished work and adjourned this
evening. The indictments number seven
ty-siX, forty-thrCc iclOnics aud thirty
three misdemcanors. There are two in
dictmcnts for murder, w. t. Orman, who
shot and Killed Bud lIughston in Septem-
Der, and young man named Taudrum
| Patton, who killed negro boy last sum.
mer. Patton pushed the negro from a
Missouri Pacific train near West station,
and the effects Of the fall killed the boy.
Patton has never been arrested, and his
whereabouts Is matter of mystery. The
grand Jury commend the condition and
management of the jail. They did not
lind indictments against the policemen
and detectives who killed the negro Sim
! Blocker In this city last July.
The undergraduates Of the policc force
was cNemplifed again last night. Bur.
glars raided the dry-goods house of lie.
wine Bros, the bootand shoe house of
X. Z. Sturgis & Co. aud smashed the
show-wlndow Of Goldlng's jcwclry store.
| The pill1ging done In cach establishment
was not large, but this Is the second time
that Lowlnc and Sturgis have thus been
fhlueu Wltnln ten days. The boots, shoes
aud hats stolen from Sturgls were found
concealed under an old stairway In an
alley.
Sheriff Bel of I'm county has gone to
Austin to sec what reward the state viii
| pay him Tor capturing Tom T.. NarncI.
/ His actual expenses on the trip were
| Sii5, aud in all hc laid out about $500
working up the case. II is said the re-
ward offered by the governor IL only
| $500
/ The Teachers association held its
monthly Institute to-day, with very fair
attendance, Teachers from all parts OF
/ the county come to these meetings
{ One couple got divorce in the district
| court to-day. The Shirley suit against
the Houston & Texas Central railroad
/ viii not be concluded until next week.
Much regret Is expressed at the death
of Hon. C.. $ West He had mnny
| friends here.
! Cotton receipt, to date, $500 bales.
/ weather unpleasant and rain threat
I cncd.
The dcnguc holds the fort set.
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A DEAD ISSUE
The Controversy Betwecn johnson and
Congrcss Suu tnhuricd.


49,. a. , ,,y
NJ" pNki bct, 2f,--Ihc Herald TINS
IptpryirU. with nrouinrrt n,ryn,,s ,,
,''' Wv
I' btpcN ltllcl ItlNllNc 10 lfcsuCnl
johnson,
Frank Thomson Of the panp.,I,oIfi,
- 49, "' - '"''i'
,"'l""S uu" rlu" 'iuNl Itll'ille ihcir
former AlltcmCnlS, The latter >ayat
t,,,,n.,r, f,,,,.. ....,,.t..,
n,,, s,,n, iIio,-. IL, v,.r , ii, H., "uw 'gn,"
guage lhayc documentary evidence in nv
o's t,n,' thal coma hc collateral proof Of
Inth"T Ind ii SIR nrps,' nJ ' i''t, my
cullutc them and give my ryrouCctiuus mon
mat subject
FrpdrricL " Srty,rd fJ,,, -,c,ot,,,, ,,
AZ 81 '' ''''l ''
ui' iN'h' y '''u ne never Htilu anything
U ,u. NY atoI{ ~ question, ana brilcvcd
,,. IN i'y'i' Inv SUI "v'"'-
HNW w hllii NV ""uVl'V ltN VhlIcCln'Na.
FlU John Porter confessed that such
churups were un1r ut The tlur but IA.
,,,,,., 4, I,i,,,.i,, 49, IN w..
M"N III 'VI"i'u" thtn' "Nu ms iuIorlnA-
llnh WIS 700 ltdgmculdly To bC OF any
value.
Con N,rInu,p yotd t,.t,,,,,,.,,.,i.f,,.. Il,
N','' t''' .''t' '''' NV Nh'" holHlu- "l
[ inc cha rgesi as nc was M Europe,
Gen, SlCklCg reiterated his STORY say.
luT,
'~
There H. no doubt Of Gru. Grants fear ul
inliuHun's loyalty to The government such
tears were known Ia the lending generals un
loving Con, Grant. confidence iu l-G5 well
remember how worried he was when he visited
mv at Charleston lie seemed 10 have vcry No
llc confidence In johnson policy or ntrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
COURT OF APPEALS.
Ncstcrdny'- Transaction. at ms Tyler
Sitting.

Yesterday, transactions at thu Tyler
Sitting.
Special to the Gazette,
TYLER, TrX., oct. 2l.-m tine court of
appeals to-day the following cu~cs were
submitted on briefs for the state: Saup-
ders VS. the state, from san Augustine
county
Reversed and rcmandcd3 Lucus SIS.
The state from Smith county.
Roe VS., the State, from Bowie county.
Jolly vs. The State, from Cuss county.
Smith vs.. the state, from Nuccrs
county.
Submitted on briefs for both PARTIES.
Walkers W. the State, from Marion
county.
The sun Mutual Insurance Company SIS.
Levy, from Bowie county,
The southern Insurance Company vs..
IoEyi from Bowie county.
Lord vs. the state, nom Jones county.
Wright ~. the State, from Gonzales
county.
Carr vs., tae State, from Gonzales
county,
Affirmed Roger IS, the state, from
TITUS county, cN-partc made irom Ed.
wards county
Submitted on oral argument and briefs
Tor both parties; Artovs the State, from
/ Galveston county
Martin vs.. the state, from Gonzales
county.
Phillips vs.. the State from Gonzales
county.
House " the State, from Gonzales
county
Suggestion of death and motion OF dis
missal submitted; Picrson vs. the State,
from Gonzales county.
Submitted ON oral argument and briefs
Tor both parties subject to motion TO dis
MISS EX-purte Kramer from Young
county.
Original application for writ of habeas
| corpus Nuhmitled EN-pauc Lynn, nom
Mllnm NnmntN
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torprise she is entitled to stand in the
front rank.
After the committee adjourned all re-
paired 70 the Harris opera-honsc, being
attracted by an enthusiastic crowd there
assembled. The colorod amatucr min
strcls are giving series OF concerts
for the benefit OF the colorcd BGp-
list church. II was indeed a
rare treat of comic minstrelsy.
A negro can beat white man by large
odds acting the Niger.
Rev. Wingo, pastor Of the Baptist
ch urch, w l.. HUFF, district clerk, aud
George d. Manion of Manion s Adams
were IN the city to-day
The remains Of Eddie Moore, who died
yesterday morning, we're embalmed and
will be inferred Sunday morning az 1850
This is in compliance with request OF
the deceased that he should be buried ON
Sunday.
farmer, living q mile north Of town
brought into town this morning a cotton
stalk which measured eight feet five
inches in height, with foliage to CORE.
spond. He said that the seed from which
It grew was planted on the lst of July.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
SHERMAN.
NRsiuess Men Delibcrating on a Prac.
teal Plan Before Calling
Public Gathering.
fi'E fer- the Rnces-Tixing Tor Dixon
roisoning the Aif-He vacated RIO
suit OF Libel suit.


asnrlai 10 the Gazette
SuaRNAN, Tex, Oct 2l-'rhe libel
sarc OF y G. Mcdonald against Andrew
Marshall was decided by the Jury this
lDfTning, and a verdict Of S325 was rem
rrrc,l Tor plaintiff.
The examining trial Of Bond and leon.
nru before Justice llinde ended IN Doth
s'tlI,g held over IN $1,000 bond, They are
fr SaIl.
The railroad meeting that was an
aonnccd to come of Tonight was
sbandoucd Oh account Of Il desire among
ilW business men, who have consulted
elally, 10 formulate plan Of action, be-
aDfe auy public gathering Is called upon
~ give II popular sanction, or to sub
scribe money. The matter Is taking a
pGticlical turn, and We are bouyant with
hope Tor new road in a short time
Several carloads OF horses arrived to-
slay IRON Paris, among them such noted
ayers MS Bill Davis, Abner +, Monitor,
kNrcnipr, Flora i, George Il, Charley NJ,
Snd several others About twenty-five
aIp already quartcrcd in The stalls,
Belonging TO Jot Guntcr Of this 81 v, and
ahcrc are also many horses owned by the
farmers OF the county and those adioin-
ing.
'ihp n0sDpl tent was erected ON Eoutb
Travis street this morning. TO be- ready
for axe when the distinguished evangel-
nt, Dixon Williams arrives Revs.
Gyinkley. Sheltou. HYDE Roger. and
i@isiy. took hand nj the raising and
nt,re asaistrd Nv snmc earnest member.
III the several churches that will ioln in
Ana yaeeting
~, .fohn Ninorp. pastor Of thc Old.
school pfcsbytnrlan church. and Cant.
yghnrton onc ~ thc leacons. orr nj Ans.
an ATTENDING tbo synod prof i &.
Edmond. of Austin college is also There.
yc,okmy a. thr interest of Ms school,
paicl shonId have n tnurc earnest 4ur.
toy3 lron, th,. church
charley Gclrine iornman oftnc bridre
.snr ,nfo N Shrrmnn came nm nftrr
an family to-day and rcports
,n4,.b sirlness On Suhpl,ur crcrl
ghrre 10 hns bprp NJ work lately lhlf
q. ....t. ~
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vOLKSPEST GAYETIEs.
rho Festival Goc, HraCIS on, and is "A
Isis success,
snccIal 90 The Gnznllo.

Tho Festival Cues nrNcIS on, and is d,
Isis success,
special 20 The Gazette,
san ANTONIO, TEN., oct. "a The
volkslcst continues TO be as popular as on
the opening day, there being fully l.. 900
people on the grounds tonight TO wit.
ness the brilliant fireworks displayed
and participate In the festivities The
sham battle This afternoon, participated
IN by all the militia IN the eneampment,
Including the United States artillery. WAS
the principal feature, and being a
new thing here was aoatly admired hy
the thousands who saw it. The Judges
to-day announced that the Bolknap Rifles
had Won the nrst prize In the drill, 5000
the san Antonio Rifles The second, $500;
and the Prairie City Guards, the third.
500, The town is hardly bic enough 10
hold the Belknaps; hut they bear their
honors with becoming dignity.
William lIorf, OF the San Antonio
Rifles, won the Baum gold medal as the
hest-drlllcd man IN the contest; his eNeou-
Ion was perfect The artillery company
gave another exhibition dgill to-day, and
the athletic sports, baseball. horso-rac.
ing and other popular am1semeuts were
continued.
While the three days festival has been
a most Gathering success in every particu-
lar the management was guided by the
general desire 20 continue The pleasures
oyerSunday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
rnlhet ana Son rlnn,ncr.

81. Louis, Mo, oct. ~, Hugh NJ.
Brooks, or, as he is better known, W. II.
LcnnoN Maxwell the alleged murderer
Of c. Arthur Prcllcr, mot his father, sam
uel VI. Brooks, this morning, by pre-
arrangement Ia the office Of the clrcnit
attorney ut the Jail when they met
they fen into each others arms and en-.
hraced each other warmly, then they
burst into tears, All the spectators with
drew save the deputy sheriff who has the
prisoner In charge The tnther and son
then talked hall an hour, after which The
father withdrew and the son was taken
back 10 jail The elder Brooks refused
to give the particulars of the interview.
out said he was now convinced moro
ihan ever that his hoy was innocent.
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WEATnERFORD.
Ne Cause iSuown--C Catholic Church Fair
Personal Mention

Ne Cause iSuown--C Catholic Church Fair
Personal Mention.
lSpeoial 10 the Gazette.
WFAguRnFORp, TEN, oct. "a The
brnlhcr OF W. J.. Dunn who committed
suicide here yesterday, came Ia last night
anA took the body to his home, Tie eN.
pressed great surprise aud could give no
reason tor his brothers rash act,
Tit church fair TO be given hy The
ladies OF the Catholic church, at the
gpem-huusc, next Tuesday, the 1th,
promises to be one of the most success.
Sol STAIRS of the Kind ever given IN this
Fi,y. A very fino supper VIII be served
in good style, and the railing OF a tine
Dn,sgy, rocking-chnir, quilt, and several
aiher nice articles, donated TO the ladies
@y different persons viii add greatly 60
llr interest Of the evening.
faird's ministries are billed to play at
Aintnns' Opera-hOusu, on the 8lst
lieo. X. Imam Is dangerously IN with
nmitient fever at the Carson * Lewis
bcaiat
Nlss Carrie Barthold returned from
8saini this evening, where She ma, boon
sisIfing for some time
Miss Lucy Ford left this evening for
al,e korl, where she win spend a week or
awe, visiting her relatives and friends
". A. Garner of the Stock Journal
spfnt the day IN Weathcrtord, and re-
anrnod on the evening train
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
ehnx Georgin Monn.hInnr..

SAVANNAH, CA, Oct, "a. william
Clemens of NIackvllc, Ga, newly an.
pointed revenue officer, went into Mont.
gomery county with two assistants To
capture an Illicit stl, While passing
along Il lonely part of the road the trio
were suddenly fired upon from ambush by
the moonshiucrs Clemens and one of his
companions were instantly Killed. ON.
Ger Rose, the tlird OF the trio, escaped
with a bad wound in his side and his coat
rlddlod by bullets and reported the affair
at Lumber City. Great excitement pre-
walls In that section. battle between
the moonShlner, aud Il posse of citizens
is cNpeCtcd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
spced wonldn,t ran,

LOUISVILLE, KN., oct. -. Gen. James
Speed, attorney general under The adj
ministration of Presidents Lincoln and
johnson, was approached to-day in re-
gard 60 the nt-,lohnson-Oepew mat.
ter, but be declined 70 make any state
mont saying that ho had made II a rulo
through life never 20 Interfere IN any
matters that had been made question Of
Ncracity as 70 others than himself, and
that he especially declined to dcvhte
from that rule, where the subject was the
recollection OF II dinlng-room converse
ton when the dinner lasted four hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25

Special to the Gazette.


ALBANY, TEX, Oct. 2l-For the last
ten days a meeting has been going on in
our little city, conducted by Rev DR..
Ilendrick, former pastor of the Cumber.
land Presbyterian church of Terrell,
Tex. The meeting is one of unusual in
terest. Everyone seems to be interested
in the meeting, more SO than have ever
seen in our city. All classes of people
are being stirred up and good influence
is being made on all who attend church.
There have been number of CON
versions and among them some of the
most prominent men of Albany. The
meeting will be continued another week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
enI,e.ton WIN nInI.e a display.

special to the Gazette.
GALyEsroN, TIN. Oct. 2i-Prc-ldcni H. H.
McCunuicO OF the North. Central aud south
American exposition has rendered the appoint.
mpnt of honorary commissioner Tor Galveston
10 Prof Thomas J Girardeau who has acrt pied
the honor The tender came through Mayor
Fulton
Capt. II. T.Walsl has been IN the city several
days representing the interests ot the eXpOsi-
ton. Through his fundamentally the husi
ness men have held several informal meetings
with view Of deciding upon some plan whore.
on the l0or OF the exposition. no this end the
mayor hns appointed a Joint committee OF ciu.
zcns and the members OF the lciy coun.
ell The most prominent merchants In the city
are members OF this committee of twenty.
Mcssrs. Leon a II. Blum have already sub.
scribed $500 10 the exposition fund, and pro.
pose to make $4,000 display
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25

Special to the Gazette.

TDvVIN 10 IUC VNINIIt,
MARSHALL, Ten, oct. 2i.-Mariana r.
Folsom lecturcd nj the courthouse last
night on "Woman Suffrage" The audi
cuce consisted of three ladies and about Il
dozen men, who dropped in and out dur
ing the lecture
Mr.. James Van Hook and bride arrived
home this morning from Hazlchurst,
Miss, where he was married Thursday to
Miss Mariella Tahnfeuo.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Julia Irion OF Oyerton to Mr. Heard Of
Mineola, on October -, at the l.pisco-
pal church. Reception at the residence
Of Col. c. NJ. Ragnet, uncle Of the bride
Mrs Joe Starting, wife of wcll-known
cX.conduclor, died at JoneSrjllc last night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
nelpIne a WIDOW nna ornhnn..

Special to the Gazette,
Hor SrmNGs, AHE., oct 1.-The Daily
News of this city two days ago made a
touching appeal for public aid for the
widow and siN orphans OFF. b. sullivan,
who was slain in difficulty here few day,
ago. The appeal has had the effect of the
raising OF donations and funds to the
amount of nearly Sl00O,whlch will greatly
relieve the destitute family.
Cooperating with the charitable move,
Manager Hicks of Billy Kersands colorcd
MINISTRIES gave benefit performance last
night and the opcra-house company ten
dered the house free. Nearly S70O clear
receipts were turned ovcrto the destitute
family as result II was big hit and
hersands made hosts of friends by the
move
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
NIchlcaI Won OF n,,tlnrllnn

Have been among the foremost to give
honor where honor was due In the case
OF Ilostctter's Stomach Bitters. Abiurinn
old-iaShoned professional prejudice, they
have frankly borne evidence to its worth
MS = means of rcmodying dyspepsia, fever
and ngue, bilious rcmlttCnt, rheumatism,
constipation, liver complaint, debility
and renal disorders. with all intelligent
people this favorable professional verdict
has had It's due weight, especially as ii
was in direct confirmation Of that of the
people and the press, Far more eilectual
has 1t proved than bombastc assertion.
too often rcsortcd to by propnetors of
remedies OF doubtful value, "Thc plain,
unvanished truth" about the Bltters is
more than sufficient to convince skeptc.
As family medicine OF comprehensive
utility, prompt and thorough IN action
aud pure In composition, II stands de.
scryedlv first.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
Bennett.
Special TO the Gaze

Special to the Gazette.
BENNETT, TEX, oct 2t.--Sixty-thrcc
bales OF cotton were sold here yesterday.
$, Y. Crittenden is recovering from n
very severe attack OF typhoid fever. He
was able yesterday to visit his mother,
near GAINESVILLE.
Nothing more definite is known about
the outrage case as reported yesterday
morning,
J. w. Wagner received quite serious
injuries yesterday, caused by the falling
OF the scafolding while be was putting up
the cornice on his new dwelling He is
not dangerously hurt.
Mr. Mitchell of Kentucky is in attend
ance on his ncphcw's sick-bcd II. 5.
stephens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
gOwIE,


sl,e ir,ne Murder Trial Result, Ia u Yer.
diet of Guilty.
sgerini ~ the Gazette.
Buwu, TEN, Oct - The ease OF
state w. !. X Irvine Tor the alleged XIII.
ing Of Capt. Kerr last July was given TO
ssr iufy yesterday evening. At late
hnut last night they returned verdict of
ssaIIty with penalty of Ave wears u poui-
ifnaafy MIR. lryne's attorneys will at
nnrn move for new trial.
Tho cotton receipts are averaging about
elly bales daily, on hand, 500; shipments.
sN'n bales Prices unchanged,
The young men of Bowie gave a. ball
iasi night A large crowd aud pleasant
dine was recorded,
i. ~, strong editor OF Gross rhnbers,
mas gone 70 Denton on short visit,
.illlgp Greep holding the relns during bis
absence
MIR. y y Irvine ofTcnncssec, father OF
y y. Irvine, arrived yesterday
NoYcfal Important railway suits como
81 II Oucc which VIII probably not 80 TO
ne court 81 appeals,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
Tulane University o.
NV nrpARTllk'

The next session Of this aei}
GIN MONDAY, Nov. ld, ises
This Law school As mol illl'N
In the civll law of Ioulslana
cOnrse Of studies are dd.lenN
student for admission 20 the VI VI,
state, but also In anyOf ule WI
of the Union. 10 invites " w
wish 10 ilt themselves for w
law, Its professors are wei l,'.
long standing at the bar "lese
and sim actively engaged y w
profession. Tuition SO Is .e "
FArUlfhy
RANnELL HUNT, l.L- ~ isl
Professor Of COnstiiuu0hM :
Law and The Law of ErhA,ln,oipiil
WILLIAM FRANCIS MILL
Professor Of Common lay m
prudence, and Lecturer ~
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
THE WARD TRIAL.

y jury Obtnincd and Il Recess, Taken.
NEw YoHK, oct. 2i-Thc trial OF
Ford Ward was continued to-day, the
courtroom being crowded, The work OF
getting Jury was resumed, Ward was
well dressed, but looked harrs,cd rs he
took his seat. t $. Grant, Jr., looked
,ayagely at him, but Ward avoided his
gaze, and his counsel engaged in CONVEX.
sation with him TO direct his attention.
The twelfth juror was obtained shortly
after o'clock, and the panel was
sworn, after which recess was taken.