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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
GAINESVILLE.
%ehaed Wbic Mapping Pleaded Guilty
Sew Mail Route A Lively Day.

Sew Mail Route "A Lively Day.
special % the Gazette
BttSEsyIILr, TEX, oct. 27.-Last
n'gal Deputy United States Marshal Lum
ioAnson and Policeman DICK blackburn
icit This city for the Nation Ia pursuit uf
Torn Mcdonald and Jim Shaddle. Me-
NDald Is charged with robbiug Mrs
Babb, who lives IN the Nation, aud whose
husband /, confined IN iail at Fort Smith
un some charge Shlddlc, II Is charged
has been engaged in the cattle-steallng
business IN the Nation for some Years
iie was arrested here about year ago,
but released on writ OF haheas corpus
6ciOW the arrival of United States OIL
ser.
The men were In town yesterday, aud
thr officers learning of il, began search
Tor them. They gave the officers the Slip,
hoTCFcr, and nude for the Nation They
WeN followed, and last night at II o'clock
alsunt twenty miles north of here, Nc.
Donald aud Shaddle were found in d log
hpH'c IN bed. They were asleep when
IDS otlicers arrived, and aWoSe TO find
aWO siN-shooters looking them In the
igCr They offered no resistance, and
started 20 GAiueSyillc with the officers
ARRIVING hero at O'Clock this morning
They will be taken to sherman before
commissioner Ricketts, tomorrow morn
ing
Dpgg CLARK, who was tried in the
county court last week on q charge of
driacing public property, and
tncd $50 and costs, has
bcon granted new trial. Jim Black
burn, who was arrested on the same
charge, came 10 aud plead guilty, declar
Ing ihe Innocence Of Clark, and upon THE
statement the court granted Clark a new
trial Blackburn was fined Sa5 and
costs
A new mail route Is soon 10 Sc estab.
lisiiRd between this place and Era, n yil.
laise ten miles southwest of here. Under
lAp new contract there WIN be mail twice
week Via VALLEY Wow tn msnrccss-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
A HUNG JURY.
Holt Pleads Insanity, and His Fate Not Vet
Decided.

Holt Pleads Insanity, aud His Fate Not Yet
Decided.
The trial of r. W. Holt, charged with
stealing silks from Taylor & Barr, amount
ing to Sl47, was begun in the district
court yesterday. Holt was an employee
of the firm, and distracted the silks last
August, was detected and indicted The
defense was plea of insanity. The case
went to the jury at I O'Clock
p M, and after two hours
delibcration they had failed to agree.
The two cases for swindling against a i.
+. Lazier, formerly editor of the Texan,
published at Clarendon, were dismissed
yesterday. County Attorney Bowlin as
certaiued that the evidence was not SUI
lcicnt TO sustain the charge. Lazier had
been doing business for some time with
the Exchange bank at Harold, upon
which he drew, aud deposited some ac-
counts for collection with ii as well as a
small draft, when he came to Fort Worth.
He evidently thought the two drafts he
gave, which amounted to but $40,
would be honored when presented.
MORE LITIGATION.
The following suits were filed i'm the
county court yesterday
{. W Boswell vs. Texas & Pacific rail
way; suit for Sj25 damages for burAing
grass on farm,
Thomas GibbinS V. Joseph Craxdell,
distress warrant Tor rent
T.. b. Daggett v. Austin Tomlinson
and Webster Manufacturing company
suit on account Tor $500, due on adycr-
tlScncnt in Evening Mail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

CHICAGO, I'LL, Oct, Peter Frank
Ghoach, recently president OF Kaunr's
furniture Manufacturing company, and
Nicolas Simon, lately treasurer of thr
same corporation, We're locked an in thc
peSplaine street station last might on thc
eharge OF arson made by the ire lnsncc.
TOR. 1t is alleged that they set lire To- Tho
factory ON The night OF March 5, 1851 in
order to obtain the insurance Of s8i 1oo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
THE ISRAEL BANKS.
Tile Cause of the Failure the Lack of Time
To Convert Exchange into Currency.
Special to the Gazette.
TINE EXCITEMENT srnslDING.


Special TO the Gazette.
THE EXCITEMENT sUnsfDfNG.
HKNRIETTA, TEX, Oct. 21.--The OK
element concerning the bank failures has
somewhat subsidized. At no time since
the failure of G. w. Israel & Co. has cx-
citement run very high. Many wild state
meDts and coniectures have been aGoat,
but no accurate statements have been
given. This failure is not unlike all other
bank failures of which much Is said. BY
private interview with Messrs. &. A..
Archibald aud j. n. Israel we learn that
the failure was due TO a run which con-
tinued six days prior TO the failure. The
bank officials have always stood high In
the estimation of our citizens aud will
doubtless make every effort TO pay all
dcpositors and fully convince the public
that there is no fraud connected with
the management Of the bank. II Is their
opinion that they would have been able to
have met all demands, but they were so
rapid that they were unable TO convert
their exchange into currency. When the
run commenced they had one-half Of their
demand deposits on hand in cash and cN-
change in each bank. The bank officials
ask Tor the suspension OF public opinion
until such time as TO enable them to
place an official report before the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
HIGHWAY ROBBERIES.
Two For, WORTHLESS Held tip by Cow
boys and Relieved OF Their
Money and Watches.
A Brohcn Drummer Escapes Win only
she loss VI His Time Piece Abilene
Mail Coach Robbed
Correspondence o. The Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
noEw or JONES CotNrl- COWBOYS.
ANsoN, Tx. oct. 2G.--Two highway.
fuen met Messrs. Hudson Stanley and
robinson, the two latter OF Fort Worth,
about seven miles south OF Arson, on the
Abilene road, Sunday evening, about sun
,rt, and relieved the Fort Worth gentle.
rnen Of S75 cash aud three gold watches.
This ia the first time 30 bold a robbery
Was ever committed in Jones county
The officers are m hot pursuit Of the ras-
calls, and il is thought they viii be
caught.
There are great many cases OF dengnc
IN NnsOn aow.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
correspondence of the Gazette.
ARSON, Tx. Oct. 2C.--Sunday even
fng. about sundoYn, two mounted men,
heavily armed, stopped travelling car
rage, about five miles south OF Arson,
containing three men, two Fort WORTHLESS,
IN their way from Abilene 60 Arson.
They covered the passengers with their
weapons and compelled them ~ dis
mount and hold up their hands While
ont Of the robbers held q murderous-
ioDking weapon within fcw feet of their
heads. the other rob0er deliberately riiled
The pockets OF the prisoners.
They took from Frank Stanley, OF the
AR hrm Of Wrly & Stanley of Fort Worth
$50 in money aud a fine gold watch and
civlin valued at 500
from Frank j, Robinson OF the firm OF
Robinson Bros. & Co. OF Fort Worth, Tex,
they took $50 In money and line gold
Wasch and chain valued at 500.
Prom l.. V. Hudson, drummer for the
Thompson Drug company of Galveston,
il,Oy took fine gold watch and chain
valued at 500.
Tic robbers then rode on toward Adj
icnc, firing their pistols IN true cowboy
style. They we're poorly mounted and
dressed, and made no attempt at conceal
ncnt stanley pleaded strongly for his
witch, stating tint he was a lawyer aud
ihat professional courtesy ought to pre-
vent their rohbinga man who might some
lime Toe called b assist them IN their de-
iCnsc, bnt IL was Of no use. Robinson
offered them a cigar, and az they got no
money from Hudson one of them sug-
gcStcd that they leave him ten cents to
hay o lunch.
0nc ro)bcr was about tWcuty-four
ycsu old, ahout lvc feet eight inches
high, wore thin black mustachc, and had
dsfl grey eyes close together, the out
Nine corners highest like CMnaman's
ryes
The otbor was slender man, about
lwrBy-onc years old, five feet eight
inches high. had dark ewes and hair and
smooth face Both rode bay horses
uu0 bad his right ,tirrup wrapped with
ran hide. They were evidently cow
hogs, perhaps living in the vicinity, as
they hld ug blVgu ftriutl tltp horses lppt.b
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
Eohbod Tho Registered Letters.

special tu the Gazette,
san ANaELo, TrN, oct. 25-Iqst
night about 3 O'Clock sis miles west OF
Use oiorad0 ri' p, The double mail from
Abilene to san lngclu that usually con.
iaius "a Nu,hcl aud hail Of letters, was
ru"hod by two masked men with shot.
guns They pulled down on the driver
and made him throw cut the brass-locI,
maid bag continuing the registered matter.
The regular null nnd newspaper sacks
wcso not called for, The robbers cut of
The bottom Of the mailbag and emptlrd
49, contents into sacks and returned the
bag 80 the driycr The passengers, j NJ.
Himzie aud H. II Becmcrs were not
>npkpu 10 nor molcsted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
LONGYIEW.


inbih" on sundays?
Special to tic Gazette
LoNGVtEw, TEX, Oct THE city
council last Friday passed an ordinance
allowing the opening of saloons until 9
O'Clock sundays, closing at that hour. to
be reopcncd at { p, M The mayor
promptly vetoed the ordinance, butlt viii
doubtless be passed over the veto. A
large number OF our citizens feel out.
ragged, and an Indignation meeting viii
be held TO prevent, If possible, the final
passage OF the ordinance.
Mrs, Saxon, the noted temperance lee.
tnrer ana MrS.B"auchum of Denton, state
president of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
pennce union, have been here since Sat
urday In attendance upon the district CON
vcntion OF that body in this district
Mrs. saxon lccturcd to the colored people
last night, at the colorcd Baptist church,
ON "Ihe Evils of intemperancc.n Mrs
Beauchamp organized number of chill
drCn into u Bond of Hope,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
A DARBY DEsppR,,
Instead of Thowing Up M. T.
His Pistol and Is kuss
Snorin1 ~, tho f,a.a.. tu

= " HttN UnnM
His Pistol and Is knI,s
Special to the Gazette.
DE KALB, TEN, oct. 27-r.I
weeks past efforts have MI
capture the negro, John MN.
Tom Jones, who is wanted st ny
Ark, Tor the killing of 4 sl,a,is I
cember, and who was capturcs
jail at Paris last January +
known for several weeks th,tA
the Red river ncighborhood IN
but all efforts to catch him bsa,
tile until early Yesterday mo-i
Il posse, led by }. w Cav. su,.H
house in which he had N.Y. 1
lately. just as the posse N, +
selves in position, the Depro j Il
door and started out. He M, II
surprise when the ofTleer, ii
him to throw up Il, Z
which he made no asos
Instead, he drew his reyol,', 4
tempted to fire. Before M MI
three shots were delivered Al n
proving effective, striking Alm !!
eye and neck. He dropped n
dead and still clutching bis nvsi,
death grip.
The posse brought the desben
mains here, where they MI
Deputy sheriff Nelson OF lsns, 4
who took them to Paris. Whrn y
two very fine revolyers Fcr ,0nn5
belt, and also a full supply Ii ANIL
Had he not been taken Of Ms,.I
would have been 4 BLOODY NAM
was OF q desperate stamp. M N
some Of the negroes In The yicipirI
he was staying "that the oflees
never take him alive; be me,f
hard and fight To the last.n
Several rewards have been ols
his capture, amounting to ahoma
appearance he was q very larsi
looking negro, and was tensI
people living IN the neighborhc0I
ne has been staying. lie hlI
threats against several pcrsonsE
the vicinity OF the river and \
thcreabouts will draw a breath a
now that justice has been mele|
him by the law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
TUCKER CALHOUN,
\ BonnN Bonham Bride and u Descrip.
ton OF Her Wedding.

bohnN Bouhum Bride and ~ DpsCTip.
ton OF Her Wedding.
Special 10 the Gazette.
BoNtMM, Ten, oct. 27.-Ncyrr in the
history OF Bonham have the mcrry pcals
OF wedding bells rang out their sllycry
chimes over a more select party than as
semblcd NJ the residence OF John Cal
lom on the 2Gth inst. to witness the
nuPtlal- Of his charming daughter, Miss
Hattie, with Mr. Robb Tucker of This
city The day itself proved a most pro-
pitous ono, cNcnpltying the adage OF
blessed IS the bride that the sun Shines
on Tho Nominations OF the house
seemed to pale before the loyelincss Of
the bride and her maids, as to the sweet
strains OF the Wedding March the bridal
couple appeared and stood before the
minister OF God to receive heavens bon
edictlon upon their plighted troth. The
ceremony was imprcsSiycly performed
Oy the Rev Mr., Potts, and, after the
usual congratulations, The guests ne.
paired t. the dancing han, where a table
Was spread with all the dc,icacics.
Then came the cutting OF the brides
cake, the ring IN which fell to the fair
fingers OF Miss ID. h. to the evident
qualification OF young grocery clerk on
the west side of Main street.
Ihc clock struck twelve before The last
ol the guests had left the Joyous scene.
and az is usual ON such occasions, Tar
GAZETTE man was mrs on the ground and
the last Ia leave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
turkey sin Mn,sing Troops

CoNsTANrINorLE, Oct 21.-The porte
continues massing troops at points avail
able for offensive operations in eastern
Room-Elec in the event of extreme meas
ures being resurted to.
A dispatch from Smyrna to-day says
20O0 men OF the reserves have gone to
Salonica. The Bulgarian diplomatic
agent has informed the porte that the
Servlans invaded Bulgaria on Saturday
last, but afterwards withdrew
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

BELGRADE, Oct. 27,--Reports from the
frontier say thut the Bulgarian regulars
tired upon Scryian customs officials at
Negotiva and Radujerac, and that the Of
llcials withdrew from their posts pcndi ng
orders, but afterwards rcoccupied them.
The latest communication from the pow
ers to the Seryian government promised
that the statu quo anti in Room-Ele
would be restored, and demanded that
the Scrvian army be modified.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
4 TERRIBLE TUMBLE.

an Austin lawyers Fearful Fan from the
Car'--Not Expected TO Live.
Special TO the Gazette.
PALEsriNE, Tex, oct, 27.--Iudge r..
w Chandler of the firm OF Chandler 4
Shelly of Austin, IS now lying at The In
ternational hotel IN critical condition.
Judge Chandler arrived here last night on
the $500 regular passenger, which stops
AZ this point. II Is said the Judge had
been drinking some during the day. He
was accompanied by friends to the hotel,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
PLAYED OUT.
Tie Tiger" VIII Have To Apa'l
Alamo City, and seek EST
Pastures.

special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEN, Oct
Marshal Hardin, and Assistant y
dinas, pounced on the galIlo'11
over Baum's liqHor-store to'Hs
succeeded in arresting Gcoree Y
veteran sport, while his moult Y
m full blast. He was the oplls
the room at the time of the srIs
was the dying EFFORT Of thes
open his den ia San Antonio, W.
nonrished and fattened in year
VIII do so no more. se'tr.
attempts have been made diHss
Two months, but as oftca vs.
failure. One of the gang va
say, "that the fraternity mlgs
soak their dads and 90 west
VIII have a hearing before ia'
~ the morning. The city ~
band organized that canaot y
A. Of yorc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

MUsK"GEE l IT,, oct. a7.-The dcotb
warrant of Anderson Burrcs has been
signed and delivered to Sheriff Hare Of
Lehigh, who will see that he n pronrrIg
executed on November la at Pushnntri
courthouse, Cherokee Nation, Bnrrrs
be by shooting. 0' wa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

PAhls, oct, 25.--M. dc Frcyciuct, min.
lSter for foreign affairs, has withdrawn
the pension OF two eX-embussadOrs, be-
cause they signed the electoral manifesto
OF the Conservatives. Minor officials who
were guilty of neglect of duty in the late
elections will be severely punished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

nave given Tongallnc trial In two
cases OF henralgia-Qne lady aged sixty;
-FOUR doses gave permanent relief; the
other lady agodtorty; neither have had
any return,
>. ID, DoNNoHrE, NJ. r.,
Butler, Mo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

~, ollArIANooGA, TESN,, oct a7.-Tobp
t thompson who murd, gcd J. g. White
t toI ms money, near Glenclcn, Tenn, n
NV Nv uayS ago was taken from iall nj
kingston oy mob lastnieht and hanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, Tx, Oct. 27.-Thc failure of
the Israel bank at Henrietta does not at
feet our people in the least.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

,, Inc once of the Texas Express com.
Pany mas been removed 10 the BUILDING
tTollhefiy occupied by the Fort Worth
1 1,.er company, next to Pcndry's Temnle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

/ ATTRACTIVE features OF
the low price az which
being sold. I'heir stock
|nings Is fun and com
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
Robcs and whins.

7, M ". ~, yon hayo 0o0gnt : NIaLer M.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Who is Mrs. yyinslow.9

AS this question is frequently asked
we will simply say that she Is lady
who for upwards Of 40 years has untir-
ingly devoted her time and talents as
a female physician and nurse, princi-
pally among children. Sac has espec.
ially studied the constitution and
wants of this numerous class, and as
result of this effort and practical
knoledge, obtained in lifetime spent
ss q nurse and physician, she has COM
Rounded Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, 1t operates like magic
giving rest and health, and is more
over, sure to regulate the bowels. In
consequence of this article Mrs. Wins
low 10 becoming world-renowned
as a benefactor of her race; children
certainly do rise up and bless her; es-
pecially is this tho case in this city.
Vast quantities OF the Soothing Syrup
are daily sold and used here. We
think Mrs. Winslow has immortalized
her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands OF
children have been saved from an
early grave by its timely use, and that
millions yet unborn will share Its BEN
efits and unite In calling her blessed.
No mother has discharged her duty to
her suffering little one, In our opinion.
until she has given 1t tho benefit OF
Mrs. Wislow's Soothing Syrup. Try
it, mothers--try it now.-lL Ladies' Wis,
itor, New York City.] Sold by all
druggists. rs csnts a bottle.
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POLITICAL.
The Indianapolis Postofiice.


INDIANAPoLIs,J July 3l.-The investi-
CATION of the acts Of Postmaster Jones
was continued by Civil Service Com
missioner Thoman and Chief Exam
liner Lyman to-day. During the day
statements were made by both prose-
cutiOn and defense, but as
the examination Is conducted pri-
vately, nothing was obtained for
publication. Several OF the witnesses
examined. to-day were men who had
either failed to pass examination or
who had been removed from positions
In the office. The action of the local
board OF examiners Is being invests
gated with great care and Messrs.
Thoman and Lyman have taken pos
session OF all examination papers and
records. Particular attention Is being
paid to the cases of Woods and Will
mington, the discharged register
clerks, whose places were flled
by Ryfield and Browning,
who HAD satisfactorily passed ex.
animation. It Is understood that
the Independent committee will press
the other charges of making unworthy
appointments and the inefficiency and
incapacity OF some OF the new ap,
pointees before the President after the
commissioners have made their report,
and a particular effort will be made to
prove that Captain Dood, the assistant
postmaster, is not the proper person to
hold his present position; also that he
and Mr.. Jones were paid large salaries
at the expense of subordinate em-
ployes who either had their
wages reduced or were discharged.
Tho investigation was practically
completed to-day, and Mr.. Thoman
left o.night for Washington. Mr..
Lyman remains to give attention to
some important details.
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A Necessity Of Healtn !.

"A necessary Oh
1t is prime necessity Of health that
the action Of the bowels should be
kept regular. But the way to over
como temporary fit Of constipation,
or to remedy chronic costiveness, is
not to deluge the stomach and drench
the bowels with purgatives OF violent
and painful action. The happy me-
dunn between an imperative
and violent cathartic is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which
acts Just sufficiently upon the
bowels to relax them without pain,
and which being wholesome tonic, as
we'll as aperient, has the effect OF
strengthening both them and the
stomach, and promoting the well being
Of the whole internal economy. The
removal of bile from the blood, in
creased activity of the liver, usually
dormant in cases of costiveness, and
sound digestion follows the use OF this
bene ficent medicine, as thorough and
genial in its effects as It Is safe ana
pure in composition. Rheumatism,
fever and ague, kidney troubles and
debility are also remedied by 1t.
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.lh lIH HfHIII ri NIlaIf nI.I w.
itsIs lf|I lrHf tfu sl'l III tfirn iuf w.
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Tifsd HfHI4 fNlHIiNf fnfNiI'h ANN
s.id.f fhn liiIor lng lnlnuuhN li
tis1sfii hanin n1mlnTu, Win me
81 f. tlnnli innns las o. isuFth cue
frsdel n pro uliuT runhaf ,l
sisanOfa With hiun ~ pursue w
or .iuf un thc f'fNft go ffN Naiiai
sl. erhn r8mnrndnd tIs fonnIf, IA
rlrrady In cusUtfF emo vii b. imfle-
diatflg tri9d tud fantono9d. mere
.fe 40 leaders leii who ate aui'
10 10 auylhng wIlh me shattered
! fIroes az A0 rebais t4st hrs Ion. Iht war
although . small one uninQafAsi'tl,
| an, tlinq, 49, hean o easily Que.
siuce receiving ihV Hp1rt dispnif'
have rad hsvtTI funlfm atuiy .ei'
srauls FROM 4 afth a.. "a ana cu'"i-
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THE CATTLE QUEEN" RACKET.

Mrs Sam, OF Houston, "Does up" Chi
cago In - Style Similar to the Star En-
gagement sho Played In New York
Her Board BIN more brilliant Than
Tor Jewels.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Mrs. Nathan
Sam, tho self-styled seattle queen,"
OF Houston, Texas, incidental owner
Of four largo cattle ranches: $4,000
head Of stock, and diamonds
valued at $4,000, who has been ct
tracing much attention here
the past week, has departed from
the Palmer House. She left that
hotel to- day, leaving behind her ths
alleged valuable collection OF jewels
and her trunk as collateral for an un-
paid board bill, aggregating
SIS. They included an alleged dia-
mond necklace, pearl earrings
and a silver spoon, with
an alleged diamond in the
bowl. Their value, as assessed by a
jeweler, amounted 10 S75-the valuable
article being the silver spoon.