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The Dangers Of Il Policeman

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LIr,LE k"cX, All, May IL, iss5.
T., tie Sataura Nei.rinr 60.
Grni>-l va years ago ras suffering fr M
v-ry severe 'c"Ii," htch th"u-h! ~ Nh
Iirr hal settled on my lungs Aitrr u-I"2
Ack..I', tn2j,>h Cure aui also tn. e.. e irart-i
'B">ciIer'o Grrrnsn >ymp,' t"un un rehri
Meeting DIR .tuJc- ON. uiGhr, an'. wIen ~
.iuI.. had '.I,n INV beings. He -: |
can gave y,u ri e. sui wrr.h he dii. ~
,t,nI.,. there Is tipnt.y at lar. 1t II doesn't
cure Jon II " nj certainly help y"u Iharh
tod. 1t cured me. G'rl"'n-r an respect
iuhy, ioHN IL HOWE. iR
Fave years III me Purce Force.
The Satanic Ne iiclue Cos" Mrxman Liver
PIns' tnppun,e,, wl,I direct ret rtic- 'i
r1niIrItni, at ilt ~ hu; :'.I,a'r,. 10y the "th"t
M-dicai Ulrrcrur al the hrXran Ar'ry
rn-y keep the sy-'en IA perfect order, a".! 4
sure cur- ar ItnEE OF The most ann"yin1.
Heterogeneous at the >y>'e n-HEADaCHE.
CONSTIPATION aud BILL / ~ as Thy ne:iii-
rr nrrI-ialr ar 2rpe.
Cas-. " r. Pm ,nn. now conductor 60
the. Nutll,. ani Orio rairrad. -ty> Ia. INA i'.''
nruTli-it IN TIE eye, idre ui aim -
bi,lt, ant txu Applications III 'Ntt,"ta mt
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tufu
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-14

The (algro1 h setn,s to doubt the
Royalty Of tie IEAcoN fer lis high L.
ccilse idea. This is free country.
4 newspaper can advocate or oppose
and no one has the right to giinsay
their motives. Two thirds Of the
papers ln.fhe State are neutral on
this subject They have Il right 10
10 be 80. We have moral rlghi
to cur Individual opinions and If we
differ as To the means and agree asto
the end there is T., ally no drciue,i
difference. IN the first place, if We
advocate high license conll.d with
other requirements We lesson the
evil. If we advocate prohibition
simple wilECut any other continG, IL
cy We feart tie evil will not be arres-
ted. If We were fer TIE flce and
untramplrd use Of liquor we woald
advocate 10 tax at all We a,vo-
cate more effective legislation upon
the subject.
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Judgment.

Mrs Enrna Myrcs, ~ lie
No 1892. ?iih pis'. Court.
J II. Nrlnro>h, hu>h,nd }
Tins cas-. having been r. 2"i'ly taken "p
aud rrI-C after answer hte'' aud NE Ia" ard
Ih, g, drucr ,-Irg a. favor of Fidhi'ih- 'r
,u,ni II i tier, inr- rttiere,,. .Jti-''t tn'l
,-rrc-d thar the Pa riih Mr.. f.nr'na Nyrws.
vie Of Jnhn Il MrlrIo>h, h-v- J'.isnrni IN
b.r favor ,ii.s, LIVING the r"nni,InIiy at ariu-'s
and gains h-rc'ot'Hr exiting i"i~ -rn her
aud her sad hu-s ard aud iha' -he hav- tut
control aud administration OF her setafd-
ard par ,th.'"nl property.
Read a,t signed II open COAT ,hi, 23r!
day Of September. 1850
RP WILLIAMS.
lmds. 21'h Ei-irirt
A time copy of the original ju igne"t nov
On hIe ~ nv uii,re, this 2ih day OF Nnv"u-
b,.r, 1855.
JNO = SCNNERLIN.
nov l4-3t ti-Ts 2Iih bt>i C"urf.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-14
Il p VILLA Ms.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A des.rabl- residence IN Rayvil"-L"t-
I2OXlSo ie-i. Fm terms Apply 10 T..
MONT. nm-ry. a'tornry. al Rayviie. or 1
Nanyi-m, GIb-ia.d. La II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-14

Pet T.nu'o Magazine ;ur DE-. ein'-s - rr-
ceIy-i. slrpas>lng IN iIcamy even "ha' "r
had expected. Great Improvements tor 1850
are pruni.,d ilIough ''prier-On" >rems ts rs
already Is nearly perfect - - iaiy' s,hooS ca"
b. Sprrunrns are ~ = srari-, II wrrt-n tor
ia goIi faith Addr->, t'Etrrs j. Petersen.
800, Ch--,uu, Street, I',p lei hI,. IA
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PROCLAMATION.
MOTT. T., srE' l. tLE' rlON,

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lani. L,ut-L,r,:
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IT, al ,,"r-..i,> mi rI't/rrs at sd.d Pati-h uit
there vii bc heal OF
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s"riil. 18th -... Esjvil-.L,..Nnv.li, 1875.
NrSlJ-Gt tunj.i lee, sIJ,:'J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
AUSTIN,
County Tax Rolls Eiio,l increase In Values
4 Capitol Contractors In Trouble.
Special 10 the Carettc

County Tax Rolls Eiio,l increase In Values
Capitol Contractors IN Trouble.
Special TO the Gazette.
AusriN, TIN, Sept, l0.---The following
rolls We're received to-day
Smith county, an increase, $4,000;
Wood county, Increase, SBi 900.
Twenty thousand dollars were depos-
tied by the comptroller to-day on account
of various funds.
At the meeting OF the Knights OF Labor
held Tonight speech was madc by James
\. w, Lowe. In the course of his 10
marks he said ''knlghts OF Labor
were free from all party alliances, They
did not propose 10 side with Prohibition
lists or nti-Prohibitlonlsts.n There were
about 200 present.
The governor aud HIS wife have both
about recovered from the dengue fever.
There was general observance OF to-
day among our Jewish citizens. Appro-
pirate ceremonies were held In the syna-
gogue.
ltis claimed that the capitol contract
ors are having trouble over the right-of-
way for their railroad 10 the Burnct quar-.
ries, 1t is said that the property holders
living along the proposed llne are asking
extortlonatc prices for their land In
view of this Il Is hlntcd that connection
may be made by the Austin s Northwest
crn railroad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
BOWIE.

special 10 the Gazette.
BowIE, Tx, Sept l0.--Two bales OF
cotton came 10 market yesterday, aud
two or three this morning, making seven
or eight bales thus far this season, Our
cotton season has not fairly opened yet,
the Opening Of the boil having been re-
tarded by the late rains This VIII, how
ever. be- 10 our ultimate advantage, as
the bolls VIII be larger and the staple
better.
good rain was observable yesterday
afternoon on all sides Of Bowie aud few
miles from IL, except Immediately west.
In the town we received but q light
sprinkle.
A number of farmers IN this vicinity are
breaking ground preparatory 10 wheat
sowing, aud some few have already been
| sowing their crop this week.
/ MIR. jas. r.. By0ne, day operator, y
fast recovering from the effect Of his very
severe attack OF typhoid fever, aud VII
be able 10 resume bispost Of duiy 10 are"
days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
JEFFERSON.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX., Sept l0.--On rule
day ON the equity side in the federal
court, the following judgments were rem
dered:
w. II. Green VS.. II NJ Duncani dis
missed at the costs OF plaintiff.
Lepman, Abraham & Co. vs., NJ. V. Flip
pin ct al; Judgment pro confessonsainst
defendants.
The United States vs.. VIM, umbden-
stock and w. Il. Scott Of Harrison county,
in which Judgment was entered IN iavor
of The government against defendant as
securities on the official bond OF DAVIS Is;
Bonfoy, former collector OF internal
revenue for the Fourth district OF Texas.
The United States district and circuit
court will convene here next Monuay, tn'
l4th instant. The docket shows seventy
i've civil and forty criminal cases y
great number Of the civil cases are raii
way damage suits and malicious atiach
ment damage suits. The cases thal IN
mediately interest our people are the wv
suits against the county, aggresa.ip'
S2O0,0 900. Their progress Will be watcne'
with much anxiety
Hon. Asa F.. Streaton, United Stale
district attorney, was In the city lo0klh
after the interests Of his court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
BAIRD.
Special 10 lhe Gazette.

Special to The Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, sept. 10 The Baird
high school opened on Sept, 9Th with a
large attendance. numbering cighty-onc,
and no doubt under the able management
Of Prof. G. u. Smith, from Ohio, this
number Will be Increased. Miss Media
Dudley II assisting the professor
and Miss Ieatic has charge Of the differ
ent classes Ia music.
The Callahan Clarendon came out In
pamphlet form this week, and IL gives
some very interesting facts concerning
the county aud people Of Callahan.
our county court Is now IN session,
Judge salmon on the bench.
MIR. Joe A. Rushing, cashier Of the Cal
lahan county bank, returned this morning
from business trip TO Terrell.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Robertson left yesterday y
Join her husband In their new home "
Abilene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
DECATUR.



stalled.
Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, Sept. l0,-~Ail the pre-
clncts have been heard from, and prohi-
bltion * carried by about 900 majority,
but | understand from some of the anti.
prohibition men that the election VIII be
contested ON account OF our box not hay-
ing judge appointed and On account OF
the Judge of the election carrying the bal
LOT box under his arm 10 and from his
meals and sleeping Oh II, and because tie
tally sheets tlu not correspond aud other
/ Irregularities. This may he all talk-~l
don't know. II the election stands Ia
statu quo We viii have toreiund about
| $1,000 tax from the county, and about
| $4,000 from the city % the saloon men, all
Of which the city has not, wherefore the
bankrupt net VIII have TO be resortrd TO.
hon. W. y, llorndon, eX-mcmbcr Of
congress, OF Tyler, Texas, Is In the city
! ON legal business. The honorable gentle
man has many friends In this country
who would like 10 see the "incubHsn
taken of him and he put In the guherna-
torinl field or senatorial chair
A. NJ Garter, Fort Worth, and Al.
! Hood, of Wcathcrford, are IN the city on
professional business,
Nick Barry, knight of the grip, is IN the
city to-day interviewing the hardware
men OF the city IN the Interest Of w Il.
Lake of Fort Worth.
Sheriff Mcdonald of Denton county Is
smiling around for Denton county iugi-
tiyos, and II there Is any around they had
hotter look itu lpulr Otlu "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11

bones, and have no fears Of the result.
Jon think II will be any picnic, but am
CONFIDENT shall win IL. am as quick us
the Kid. am his equal In science aud
think can strike a harder blow than he
can. have fought four fights, winning
three OF them and Fighting the other to a
draw. always go in 20 win, and think
shall do the kid up.
Black Is twenty-three u a and A
native of Kentucky, BIZ 81, N, d In
California. Besides beikLL ~, WS,. Ne
Is good Splinter, and VI. c,y. "a,
lance runner. and X ~. q
TO run with any man tho 'Ios
any distance, from 100 yards 60 tn d
miles. He Is also wrestler, and autht;,,
ICES THE GAZETTE to say, that he will
wrestle any l60-pound man In the state n
mixed match, side-hold, Graces. Roman,
collar and elbow and catch-as-catch-can
In the case of the city National bank Of
Dallas VS.. John Farrar and Z. A. Jordon,
OF Ennis, for S27l7, due. on note, a wfit
OF representation was issued to-day BY
District Clerk Jones, against lot OF cat
tie belonging TO defendants.
LICENSES ISSUED.
Henry Smith and Becky Green, J. C.
Hall and Charlotte NJ. Strange, James j
Hunnicut and Pope Jones, have been
/ licenced TO marry.
FINED.
Leonard Harroldson, the hose-cart
driver who beat up Millen, the Camp
street bar-keeper so badly, was tried in
Justice Kendalls court, for assault and
battery with an unlawful weapon, (brass.
knuckles) and being found guilty was
fined $50 and costs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
WACO.
A Juvenile Runway Match Frustrated
Bud Orman's Case to be Tried.

A Juvenile Runway Match Frustrated
Bud Orman's Case to be Tried.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept, l0,--This morning
II young man named JEFF Buggs, aged
about eighteen years, accompanied by a
little girl named Lourieta Elm, aged
twelve years, applied for a marriage
license at the county clerks Office. The
clerk refused to issue Il, and the sheriff
took the girl In charge and sent her home
this evening. The two lived ut Leon
Junction, in Coryelle county, and rode all
last night on horseback, arriving at
Waco early this morning. The young
man took the same train that the girl did
for home.
Two prisoners in jail last night were
creating disturbance and were locked
in separate cells; one OF them continued
to make a noise, and this morning the
TAILOR chained him by the neck TO the
cage, and he had TO hang on by his hands
and feet. The taller says this discipline
generally brings the most unruly to
terms.
A splendid rain fell last night which
has put the ground in fine condition for
fall blowing, but fears are entertained
that the matured cotton is injured, though
Young cotton will be improved by IT,
Judge b. w. Rimes came up from Mar
lin TO hold the habeas corpus trial OF Or
man for killing Hughston, but the case Is
postponed until In the morning.
An affidavit was made to-day before
United States Commissioner Finks against
DIR VIM. Lenneke charging him with send
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
SHERMAN.
Death of n Prominent Lady. Hard Rain.
storm--frraks OF lightning.
st..,.t.t a.. .1,, a .aet,

Death of n Prominent Lndy.-Hard Rain.
storm--frraks OF Lightning.
Special to the Gazette
SHERMAN, Tx, Sept. a.--Thc docket
of the Grayson county district court
closed yesterday with the last day of SER
vice, having 1874 cases for the term, eigh-
ty-iour of which are divorces.
All the schools of the city have opened
with better attendance than we have ever
had before, and the principals are highly
pleased with the prospect for most sue
cessiul year.
Mrs. Sallle Kimbcrlaud, wife of | j.
kimberland, president OF the Kimbcrland
Cattle company, died Tuesday morning,
after several weeks OF sickness, She was
taken sick while on journey through
the Nation in company with party OF
friends, and as soon as possible her
friends brought her home. She gradual
" grew worse until death relieved
her. Mr. kimberland was absent
AZ the ranch IN Greer county, and every
effort failed 10 Gel the news 10 him until
Tuesday night, waen message by wire
met him at Wichita Falls. lie took the
first train for Fort Worth, and on his mr.
rival there the Texas Pacific road fur
nishcd an engine and special ear 10 hurry
him home to sherman, where he arrived
last night at s O'clock. Tho body had
been embalmed, and to-day at $3.50
O'Clock the funeral was held AT the Bap
tist church, of which she was n member
and the remains were followed to thu
cemetery by large procession OF friends
| Extensive improvements are beml
added TO the Sherman oll-mills. TIL,
firm are putting in the mos
approved machinery for rcilnlnl
the oil, and IN n shor
time win be furnishing all North TeXa
with the purified oil for culinary pur
poses and all others in which this latel,
discovered oil Is used. Beside the re
nnery, they have established soa
factory, and win soon be prepared TO iui
nish the Texas trade with fine article
both for laundry and toilet purposes.
4 hard rafg6eN hero last evening ths
was attended with vivid lightning and al
paling peals OF thunder, One terrbl
crash made nearly everybody IN the cit
, think they had made narrow escape.
hit in a grove of small trees In the mort
edge of the city, literally tearing four {
them TO splinters and lifting the roots OF
of the ground. The rain continue
until near midnight.
This being the day celebrated by n
children Of Israel as the Passover, all III
business houses owned by the Jews hay
been closed.
, The Gate City club OF Dcnlson playo
the Sherman Clippers here last evening
a game of base ball, and beat the latt,
by score of Is to ~. Some OF III
Clippers best players We're absent, an
they claim that green substitutes loi
them the game.
The election news from your town 9
local option has brought smiles 10 u
faces OF our business men to-day, but u
rcformers look sad and seem TO forcs,
: with sadness the fate that probably avail
them IN Grayson county Saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
EAGLE PASS.

Correspondence OF the Gazette,
EAGLE PASS, TEN, Sept. p.--Our pub.
lie schools opened Monday of this week
with Mr. w, Collins, superintendent,
and Mr.. Geo. u. Crothers and Misses
Mary Gillespie and Mia Gibbs as assls-
tants.
II is reported that the Mexican Inter
national will begin construction inside OF
six months as their concession requires
that they shall build lfty kilometers per
annum. tits thought that thes will sur
yey new line farther to the east than
The old one and strike the Mexican Cen
trail one hundred and thirty miles nearer
the City OF Mexico than the old one.
The Musical and Literary society here Is
growing like green bay tree, as at their
last meeting twenty new members were
enrolled, making a membership OF over
one hundred, AL our best people. The
roll OF membership shows people IN all
stations OF life from the railroad, from the
general manager and bank presidents
down. One of the most striking features
OF their last meeting was the artistic rem
dltlon Of the popular Mexican air
ala Gollndrlna,n (the swallow
by Mr.. Francisco l.ogronce, on
! the violin, assisted by Miss Nita Gibbs ON
the piano. Miss Mollle Gillespie sang,
'rThen You'll Remember Me-" In a man
ner that charmed her hearers. General
Manager Johnson, Of the Mexican Inter
national railway, delivered a most able
speech in favor OF taxing bachelors FOL
| Tie support OF free schools, In the debate
ON that subject
mail rOnte Is 10 be established be
tween here aud Garlic Springs, the loca
option town OF Dimmltt county, where J
II said whisky II unprocurable unless yo'
are asick, wen. or want u badly"
Capt winchester Kelso OF the Eagl
Pass Rides, and Mai. 5, NJ. simmons, tw'
, OF our most popular young men, have re-
,urned from San Marcos, and their glow
ling accounts OF the Incompatible beani
[ OF the young ladies there are lnsplrin
our young men 10 take a trip there.
. Miss Belle YarBell, q beautiful aud as
conIplished yonng lady Of IDdlanoia, Tex
! q visiting her brother, Ben Namell, an
I expects 30 remain here this winner hh
| win be a most desirable acquisition :
! our society
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
NATIONAL NOTES.
The Immediate Delivery Postal Ser.
vice win be Put In Opera.
tion Al Once.
A Batch of Sixty.Eight Postmasters An.
pointed, in which Texas Does
Not Appear.
a OUTDOOR roR ArrorNrnrNrs.

AZ OUTLOOK FOR APPOINTMENT.
,pecal to the Gazette
WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-The few ap.
pointments made yesterday had the effect
of cheering the hearts of dlsconsolatc
Democrats, who have been auxiously
waiting for patronage lightning to strike
in their vicinity.
Within the coming two weeks quite a
number OF Democratic congressman, who
have been among their constituents ar
ranging states will be in Washington with
their lists OF names and the president viii
have plenty TO do. He is exceedingly
careful now In selecting persons for APP.
pointments to office. When the heads of
a department calls upon him with rec
concentration that certain applicant
shall be appointed TO certain given
position he presents a carefully prepared
summary OF the papers OF every applicant
for that position. The president goes
over the whole list and not inircquently,
before asserting to the proposed appoint
mont, calls for the original papers on die
in behalf of one or more applicants for the
place. The head OF the department also
submits in detail his reasons for his Sc
lecting the applicants he recommends.
The president personally examines the
papers and spares no pains to thoroughly
inform himself on the merits and demer-
its of the applicant.
The prevailing impression among Dem
ocrats at the present, seems TO be that
/ official rhanuae will now hp fnndp Vitghf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
BELTON.


Correspondence Of the Gazette.
BgLroS, Tx, Sept. lo.-Flye or slS
years ago, when Bolton had more military
ardor than II has now, a military COM
pany was organized here, and arms were
obtained from the state. In course OF
time the company was dlsbanded, and the
captain Of the company stacked the arms
IN the upper story OF store. lie left
Belton, and was gone several years. In
the meantime these arms, being regarded
as public property, some OF them were
appropriated by unknown parties. Last
spring the governor ordered them sent
70 I.aInpasas, bat only twenty-five out OF
forty could be found Yesterday Capt
smyth, the state Inspector, was here and,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
SAN ANGELO.

A Court That Cart BE Monkeyed with.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, Ten, Sept. l0.--District
court convened here last Monday. Quite
number Of attorneys from various por-
tions OF the state are in attendance.
Fox & Putnam vs.. S. Wylie, tax title,
came up this morning. The judge in
structed the jury to find for plaintiff, and
they decided in favor OF defendant. They
we're fined $40 each for contempt OF
court, and all were sent TO jail, Late
this afternoon they paid their fines and
were released.
Good rains have fallen throughout thi'
section within the past few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
BURLEsOS.

special 20 the eaEctte.
BrRIEsoS, TEX, Sept. lo.-Mr. D.4J.
Smith, the pastor OF the Baptist chprch
here, assisted by Mr., j. G. Wingo, late OF
Elberton, Ga, is conducting protractcd
meeting here, and there is great Interest
manifested.
The work on the, BurlesOn college i
being pushed right along by Contractor
NJ ID. Harris, and Mr. Mat Profits has
nearly finished splendid foundation Of
beautiful limestone procured nsar by on
peer creek and Prof. A. 7. Thomas has
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
GALVESTON.
Death OF mn old Resident of Terrell.

DehthoI AN Old Kesideht OF TerreH.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. l0.--About
three weeks ago Mr. II. High of Terrell
came TO Galveston for his health. He
stopped with Mr. l., r. Thompson. His
health continued TO fail him and last
night Mr.. Thompson becoming alarmed
at the condition of his guest, hastily sum
moned carriage, and with the assist
ance of officers, removed the invalid to
the hospital, where he died in five min
utes after being carried to his bed,
Deceased was seventy years old and had
resided in Terrell many years. The body
is held awaiting adviccs from Terrell,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
VAN ALSTYNE.
Injured ny Cartridge Explosion.

Injured By Cartridge Explosion.
Special 10 the Gazette.
VAN Ai.sTYNE, TEN, Sept l0.-Willie
Despair, aged thirteen, the son of Geo.
Despair, was out this evening squirrel
hunting. While trying to drive cart
ridge in Il shotgun with his knife he was
seriously injured by the cartridge ex-
ploding. Both eyes are injured, and 1t is
doubtful II his left eye can be saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
pEcos.

Special TO the Gazette.
PEcos, TEX, Sept. i0.--District court
Is uill In session. The grand jury adj
journed after finding three indictments.
The criminal docket Is set for to-mor-
row, The only case Of any Importance ~
against q Mexican for stealing a Win
chester.
exception of three houses, which VIII be
torn down,
The weather II showcry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
LInunR STATISTICS.

wAsHINGroN, Sept. l0.-The commits
sloner OF internal revenue reports that
the amount of distilled spirits gone into
consumption in the United States during
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1885, Is
80, ,902 gallons,an the amount OF malt
liquors on which tax was paid during the
same period Is l9,ls5,a5S barrels.
The amount Of wine consumed In this
country during the year 1884 Is estimated
ut q, 50s, 3I5 gallons.