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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-07-10
THE FOURTH,
An Enjoyable Day All Round the Country

The Fourth appears, from exchanges and
private advices, to have been very generally
observed in Montana, and there were very
few occurrences 10 mar the enjoyment of the
Day. Butte and Helena had probably the
greatest demonstrations and the orthodox
observances, a principle feature in Butte
being the mastering In and marching Of the
two fine volunteer companies existing there,
and in Helena a brilliant pyrotechnic dis
play.
In Deer Lodge the anvil battery broke
loose before midnight and was still banging
away in the morning, while the regulation
salutes were fred during the Fourth from
the howitzer ut the Penitentiary. The day
was delightfully."- clear and pleasant, barring
rather too lively q breeze for the racing and
the flags foated out joyously from the mast
heads. The principal attraction of the day
here was
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-07-10

Russia Artists from Germany Artist. from ar:S
Leading ofw charm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

sealy 10 divide work. alternating SHIPS,
by the employment II white and col
ored hands. This suggestion was
IN turn conveyed TO the strikers
and tic colored laborcrs, resulting in
the appointment Of committees, rcapcci-
lively. Of sls from the colorcd men and
three from the strikers, which together
with The three members OF the executive
board oiih knights were authorized 90
confer and report results. This confer
ence took place tonight Instead Of be-
ing m a position to dictate, the strikers
were ncccssihitcd 10 propose terms Of
peace having as their basis the fair diyi-
Sion Of labor and an equal showing for
an. After lengthy session. during
which the strikers laid bare an their griev-
ances, the proposition was submitted 20
the c0lorcd men in waiting, who received
IL to report back next Wednesday, with
the verdict Of their informal association.
II transpiros that the proposition j. IA
yorably considered and that the result
will be an acceptance.
The strikers are desperate and solely
dependent on their daily labor, and I'M
less matters are in some way adjusted
riot and bloodshcd Will certainly he the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
AUSTIN.
The IllustriOus Official Hunters Re-.
turn Laden With Game OF All
Descriptions.
Report, Of the Railroad Compauirs-The
Grns. ommissioners Going Ia En-t
Texas.
spccIal TO ne Gazette

Special to the Gazette,
AUSTIN, TIN, Oct. la.-Gov Ireland
and Secretary Baincs returned from their
hun, ia Bastrop county to-day. Con-
corning the amount OF game baggcG de-
pOuent has 40 personal knowledge, but IL
is reported his cNccllcnCy Killed quite a
number of birds, squirrels, ducks aud
other game, and showed himself an cN-
cellent shot. rs for Secretary Baincs il
rs reported the result IN his efforts in the
Nlmr0d line were half dozen ducks, one
uccoou and four o'possums, but THE
GNLEIrE correspondent won't youch for
this.
The land board held a meeting to-day,
at which the grass commissioners reports
were read, and approved, and the COM
mis,iouers decided to return 70 East
Texas, and to threaten yiolatorS of the
iaw with prosecution unless they settled
mp damages 10 school lands.
Report Of Texas & Pacific shows receipt
OF Sj,70l, 800; expenditures, 5 ~ ,Onu;
casualties, tWenty-thrcc killed, hity-One
injured; land sold, 10000 acres Inter
national & Great Northern reports re-
ccipts S2,5s8,GSl; expenditures, on
2.G; casualties, seven Killed and thirty
three injured. Missouri, Kansas & Texas
reports sG,92s,lf!; casualties, seven
Killed, five Injured
Veteran board meets at the land cnlcc
tomorrow to pass upon claims,
Prof. Dabncy OF the university returned
TO his post to-day from Virginia.
There Is 10 certainty about the
rumor that Still Bros, peni-
tEtary contractors, are about
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
HUNTING a RUNAWAY HUSBAND.
4 Deserted Wife Takes Action to set Aside
BoEus Divorce Decree
SpCcial to the Gazette

4 Deserted Wife Tnlscs Action to set Aside
Bogus Divorce Decree.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, oct. l9.-Nrs Mary Ann
Cnswcll to-day returned 10 Brooklyn from
Monticello, Piatt county, H., where she
has been institutiug proceedings to have
set aside a bogus divorce decree obtained
by her husband In Evansville, Ind, in
1869.
II was ten years after she received the
notification of the divorce be
fore she was enabled to get any
trace OF her husband
AZ the beginning of the present year
with the aid OF detective she discovered
where the divorce was obtained
The couple were married in South
America in 1862
Mrs. CoSwell has travelled extensively
through South America and the Western
states IN search OF her huSbqnd after
learning OF his treatment OF her, and
finally found him in Nashville, Tenn,
where he las living a wife and SIX
children.
Mrs Coswell is nov resulting with her
parents ON Carlton avenue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
NOT YET ENDED.
The Strltirg Iongshoremon of Galveston.
aud the Mallory Line, stin az outs

The striking Iougshorcmon OF Galveston.
aud the Mallory Line. sim az outs
special 60 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEN, Oct ~. Strike af-
fairs Tonight arc practically unchanged,
though steps are rapidly progressing To.
ward an amicahle adjustment of all differ
cnCes The Mallory Line Steamship com.
pany nc virtually ont of the field and cut
no figure in the present deliberations.
They were dehed by the white 'iongshore-
men and substituted eolorcd labor, Under
a pledge 20 retain lt until released from
their compact The matter is thus
lcit 20 the opposing factions to de-
eide among themselves. The strikers have
pooled issues with the knights OF Labor
lS far as the laws of that body admit of
association, who're q grievance previously
exists, and hence the knights takc only
an iniermcdiatoy part.
~ the conference yesterday between
the knights aud Capt. sawyer, agent of
ihe Mallory line, and Mr., George Scaly
oi the Santa l'e Railroad company, rep
rcScniing a large share OF Mallory stock,
and Air. Quincy. representing the col
ore, mcu, suggestion WAS made by Mr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20

mistook anotnrr entry for the record Of
tho Immigrant train having passed the
Fish house. The Immigrant train had leit
on the block, however, having backed
down 20 pick up two cars which had
broken loose from the train IN his state
men 10 Chief Of Police Murphy, Pratt nd
mitled that hc had not received the
signal from the Fish house, but took it
for granted that the block was clear he.
cause Of the thirteen minutes which bad
elapsed
Superintendent Crawford ol the New
York division states that an examination
shows that Pratt alone is responsible
A white signal denoting clear track was
shown, ard justified the engineer of the
express train in running upon the
block. The uninjured immigrants have
been forwarded to their destination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
THE LAW AND THE LADY.
clad in The Hnbilhncnts of Woe Mrs
WarSup Faces Her AocuserS.

va" ~ WV bl woe vars
WallSup Faces Her ACCuserS.
EArroRrl, KAN, oct. la.-Thc trial Of
Mrs Minnie Wallace Walkup began in
the Lyon county district court this morn
ing, Judge Graves presiding. Counsel
on both sides were present aS follows:
Attorneys for prosecution, County At
toruey J. W. Ecighan, j. JAY Buck, C.. y.
Sterry and |. L. Lambert, all of Emporia
Attorneys for defense, W. W. Scott, En-
poria; Thos. +. Fcnton, Lcavcnworth:
Geo. S. Dodds OF IlaZeIhurst, Miss. The
special ycnirc Of l2j Jurors were
mostly present. The courtroom was
fairly tlled with spectators at the
opening hour. Rumors that it
was ursaic for large crowd deferred
many from attending, but the increase OF
the audience during the day suggested
that it will bc packed through the week
The court called the case Of Mrs. Walk
up, and both state and defense said they
were ready, and the sheriff was made
to bring in the defendant Her cell ad-
Joins the courtroom, and she entered
and took the seat assigned her facing the
Judge SO that Tho defendant could easily
see tue jury by turning her face
a littlc 10 the right. Hon.
W HIldW Jay 1NdTNltu OF MIS-. W alk-
mp, and his daughter Mary, accompanied
the defendant The daughter sat next
to her. Mrs. Walkup looked her best
and seemed to have suffered no loss of
health or depression OF spirits in conse-
qlcncc of the extraordinary experience
she has undergone ia the past two
months She is reported on good au-
thority to be oncientc Her attire was
coarse blackcaShmere, lastefnlly trimmed.
aud her dcmeauor was composed and Sc
rlouS. The court ordered the panel to
be called, and the examination for inrors
was then begun aud carried on bv Mr..
Sleuy on behalf of the state. After
a good deal of time had been
consumed in challenging, a Jury was Oh
iined. The court gave the usual in
Strnctons 10 the jury and adjourned IN
til9a a. IN, Tuesday at which hour the evil
deuce for the prosecution will begin.
The jury are All farmers from outside
The city and the success In Obtaining a
Jury The first day suggests that tae case
VIII be finished In less time than has
been generally expected Mrs, Walknp
retained Der conposIwc throughout the
day though not as well in the afternoon
as IN the morning The trial is clearly
solng to be severe strain upon her hut
SAo WI no donhi bear up 10 the end
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

The Black Flag was pss: ,,,,s q, 4
400 auditors at Tie open y, ~
ing, who were delighthS ~ =, Il
The play is one Of Ne ure .sff|
ever put on the stage. n
situations and tine liDe,,, at,,,l
moved smoothly from ", IS 4
The story of the play 4 M s,a,,
Owen Glyndon, the stem. .,s.d|
married Il widow, with 4. IN
who figures as the perSr Mil
piece. \ son by tbs m,lth|
Glyndon, figures as the,E 1 81
intensely hated by bis s,.T,s,o|
MED the benefit OF an al / i
half-brother is cducss
pliShed villain. Naonilrhe al
Glyndon. is the hera Tw.|
by the two half-brotlNz hornl
involved by diSsipatioaeuti fl|
into the clutches Of arount|
sim Lazarus, ahsnnic 1
fathers name fe freed
pounds. Lazarus caS NUbu|
lows Jack to his housta ,ytnla|
money on the note Elaltelyrs|
as hush-money. AbodM'ht N
is cast out IN the wgzlhfi,te,|
hut return, TO leave Htl.l
former home hcca&Aa VI
chased ny his Step.IsaSsp es|
same night Jack, inst:rpiiit
mands OF Ia2arus, dons 4ssa
and, in robbing bis father s'le|
brutally beathim. hasTslSfl1
convicted OF the eTiuFe uu'u
Of Naomi, who saw W. n'ss
robbery and supposedip
latter is sent toa cN2vvi
escapes and is subsee2'r 1
the evidence OF a boy Hv''Vn
befricnded and who Ssue.i i
committed the robben
Upon this threada h.u;f !
and affords a fine eyehixlss Il
in the hands OF the csi s,,ae
city. Mr.. Leslie Gs.,rsct \
played the part with mr. j
matte power ann aneeis isifn|
Blanche Thorne, as Mieens|
sympathy of the audlen,o,,sd
and were rewarded hJennni|
curtain after IL had me a
powerfully dramatic 3oked
Martin, as owen Glyndteiltii|
acter much dignity antDt 81
difficult To see how his 1yur |
be improved. Mr.. LIN
Lazarus, was a great Ahe II
audience, and PLAYED A VI
sharper in a most cle'scSted
balance of the cast ws3oist,|
and the play was a suoN boob
The performance wlHAcctis|
evening, and desersesiAoug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
a DOUBLE MURDER.
y NIevican Kills His wife ana NIo,hcr.in.
Law.

y Mexican Kills His Wife ana NIothor-in-
Law.
Special 70 the Gazette.
SAN ANToNIo, Tx, Oct l9.--Auothcr
vile murder has just occurred near
Laredo The details OF the affair are
about as follows: Romaldo Gomez, his
wife Petra, eighteen years old, and her
mother were all living together on
Augustine Salinas ranch until about
four months ago, when Romaldo stole a
horse aud crossed the river into Mexico.
His wife and mother.in-law refused to 20
with him. Last Saturday ne appeared at
the house again, and, on their positively
refusing TO go with him, hc shot and
killed both OF them with a Winchester.
The wife was cncieut.
\ boy who Witnessed the shooting gave
the alarm. The murderer was followed
and Shot At as he was recrossing the
river. \ ranchero ON the Mexican side,
hearing the shooting, came down and
arrested him. He is now in jail in Nuevo
Laredo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
murder trial at Montague.

special to the Gazette.
BowE, Ten, oct l9.-Thc district
court, which is now in session at Mon
tague, the county seat of this county,
promises to be one of unusual interest.
One of the first of the important cases
pending on the docket is that of the State
V. j. ;. Irvine, for the alleged killing OF
Lawyer Kerr, in this city, short time
since. The work OF accommodating testi-
nony Tor both sides and getting jury is
now going on.
Prominent counsel from Fort Worth
and all parts OF the state are buslly en-
ploycd in setting many other important
cases, varying from larceny To murder,
robbery, counturfciting, etc The close
Of the term will probably nj the docket
with moro important suits than Montague
county has had for several terms of this
court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
Houston G Texas

The only Al stcel-rail llnl
The only line IN Texas WI
senger trains each way w "
cars ON day trains and W.
ON night trains, and. wihW,
the only double daily roll,, Y
Central Texas TO New ore,
ate connections are maus,
lines for all points Norm y.
The shortest line Deiwcsn
Hannibal and st. Louis
Tla DCnison and Missouri
Kansas City, Hannibal " y
East. North and West. NJ
Through slcepers ever n
New Orleans and II. l1us
Houston, Dallas, shernlan.s,.
aud thence via Me-,
through the Indian Igi'et
Kan, and Scdalia, Mo. /
Shoppers daily, eaeh Wa
amt Austin. ,.i'
Through tickets from o.
Britain or cuntinonl o. ~ (.
a. Texas Central itailNNi
York , thence via Norm
star. lmuian, STATE, Hee
Steamship Lines. on sag Il
on line uf His railway Wy Wy
Victoria, san Antonio, a as,,
IaGrange, Columbus, NJ
san Marcus, Round Roeh''
dale.
Ia Persons desiring
tickets. 10 send 10 trienvs.
money by consulting on, . 4.
ia For Information x
passage, routes, Ne, apt,V /,
10 l.. q. FLOOp, IhAs' i,
DAN'L. RIPLEY, L, NJ NJ.
j. WALDO Pres. Te1as'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
Queen CIV.

Special To the Gazette,
QcLEN CITY, TEN., oct. ~. The I'M
known tramp killed 10y the train saturday
was buried here Saturday evening. He
had no papers on his person by which his
name could be ascertaiucd. That he was
deaf Is known from men who saw him the
day before his death alta mill some eight
miles above here lie was quite filthy
and dirty specimen of the genus tramp.
a short time ago the house of j. l.. III
lington was burglarizcd while the family
were away from home. The thief secured
a considerable amount Of iewelfy and n
little money \ negro boy about ten
years old was discovered irving to dis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

Special 20 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Oct, no IVA Ellen
Lynn, known as Eva Scott, a courtcsan,
living Ia an alloy IN the west end, suiclded
tonight by taking morphine. She was a
native OF st. Louis, and for some time
past has been constantly under thr india
eace of liquor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
ucid for Mmder.

SVccl1I % t1e Gazette.
EAGLE PASS, TEN, Oct ia.-Eiyc Of
the murderers OF Carrolos, all Mcxicans.
have been arrested at Plcdras Niegras,
Mexico, and they are being held to await
the action of the United States authori-
ties. As they are supposed to be Amcri-
cans, il is thought they can be cNtradited
With but little trouble. Officers ON both
sides OF the river are nov in communion.
ton on the subject
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

Special TO The Gazette.

McGEEGoE, TEN, Oct. Ig,-Thc Bap-
list ladies gave church festival Friday
evening, and realized Sl2j over and above
expenses. The object Of the festival was
to raise funds for the completion of the
Baptist church. The ladies deserve credit
our home talent combined in the or
gauizutlon of Il minstrel company, Fri
day evening, All the necessary mstru-
mentS and paraphernalia have been or
dercd, and at an early date they will
make their debut, which will he auXiously
awaited.
A strong south wind and heavy rains
prevail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

special to the Gazette
llEMPsTEAp, Ten, oct 70. The citi-
zens held ans indignation meeting this
evening in behalf of Mr.. Mass. and re.
solved TO protect him and see that no
harm came to him until they found out
that he had been using anything but hon
ora6lc means TO get cattle, and then let
the law take its course. Mr.. Mass has a
host of personal friends. He has been
well guarded since saturday night by a
posse of citizens.
Saturday night certainly looked like
war times around oar town From forty
to fifty armed men patrUlled the streets
all night, and If the so.called regulators
had made their appearance 1t would un.
doubtedly have been terrible sight to
witness. They were all determined
and resolutc men, fearing nothing.
Mr. Mass says ne Will call on the governor
for protection. Nothing has occurred to
excite any suspicious SO far, but we look
for II at any time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
WACO
History OF The "Sbiriey Casa Ccle-
hratcd Suit Against n Rail.
road Company.
white Reicnscd Judge Hines iic.ignn'
sion interfering Win Cotion-Pick-
ing worl, OF the Grnud JurS.


special to tho Gazette
WACO, Trx., oct io.-Altcr all the
iurrali made by his wife, bis wlic's broth
cr and Che detectives over the flight % =.
" White and Miss Bette Tccl, IT Is
donbtful II anything can or viii be done
with him. Tie warrant on which he was
arrested charges him with adultery;
White says, "frO,c it II you can The
county attorney SAYS he hasn't any charge
against White and had nothing 10 do with
his arrest. The grand Jury is not paying
any attention 10 the case, and last, but
not least, whites wife Is paving him very
friendly visits IN iall The two--husband
and wiie-apicar TO have reached thor
ongiiy nmtcablc understanding, and 10 Is
now believed there will be- nobody to APP
pear against him on ans charge, ana that
hc viii be released.
At5 O'Clock this evening White got out
writ 81 habeas corpus and appeared be-
fore County Judge Evans. No witnesses
appeared against him and he was dis
charged leaving the courtroom COM
pany with his wife and Bette Tccl.
Judge y. W RimCs arrived from Mar
tm last night, and this morning notified
the bar association 10 call meeting 1T II
O'Clock, which was done. At the meet
ng judge Rines wrote out his rcsigna-
ton as district Judge of thi, the Nine
tcuntb judicial district t0 take effect on
Dcccmbcr ~ The bar accepted It, and
passed - series OF resolutions cOnlpl-
mcntary 10 Judge Rmcs, who
opened court this afternoon.
tn. resignation viii be- for
wardcd at cuCc 90 the governor, who VIII
appoint 10 fii tho vacancy There will Ec
more than ono ssplrant Tor the place, bur
IL {. thought certain "a WACO lawyer VIII
gut ~ lall, aud Mcicnnia counties
comprise the district In Justice 60
Judge Rimps & should be stated That be
TOOK this step voluntarily. lie had, and
has. many strong friends among the mem.
beers Of the bar, aud il exceedingly pupu.
Iar among the rural voters many Of whom
uavc been heard % remark to.day, s'if hu
will run Toy iudgc next time, SIC will elect
him over any uan who can take the
field"
The uru of Sanger Bros. had
their grand fall opening to-day.
uud ihr display would lave done
credit To a upiropolitau city. This b, not
nutra a. nf ADVERTISING uff, bat because
tHr house rs ono of the institutions OF
Ws,e,. I'm which her people take as much
iti.t pr.dc MS any other institution. publlc
or private. TINT they have.
Vur crane iury returned seventeen In
eli tcnts TODAY, of which eleven were
for ielonjc4. and Inc reminder for minor
sgsDsc,. Many ol ihc Indicted are al-
ready In iai.
Cotton recount. were light to-day. about
3Gu bales. which :, du, mainly to the bad
,.,9ibcr preyaiIlne.
NM r,uutv cours opaucd to-day and a
number IA ci,ll case, were tried. The
criminal forE.t wu be- tatpu up ON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
Mystcriou,iy shot.


NUtVIUI " INC NULNIIN,
GALVESTON, TEN, oct. Fed Cherry,
- clerk for r. S. Woods, was mystcri-
ously shot at 4 O'Clock Sunday morning
at the corner of Winnie and Fifteenth
street. The bullet passed through his
right arm below the elbow, and grazed
his side without penetrating the skin No
clew is so far known TO the Shooti~t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

COLEMAN, TEX, oct. 19.-Coleman will
be made the terminus of the Santa Fe
now for some time to come. Grading
will be completed within a few weeks to
our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
ron nlg hi nnlln,.

GALVESTON, TEN., Oct. 49, The city
council tonight rejected an bids Tor
fresh Water-workS ON the ground oi the
financial condition not iustliyiDg such a
large outlay rs the St5 0Qo demanded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
ohitnnrN at Tnle.tine.

special TO the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Ten, oct l9.-NIrs. Mary
Walker, the wife OF DR.. l.. A. Walker of
this city, died OF consumption this morn
ing at I O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
Coleman.

special to The Gazette.
COLEMAN, Ten, oct ~. District
curt was dismissed last Saturday, and
many cases were disposed of.
Dr Beaumont of Nayasota is looking
out for location in our CITY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

'''' =" WV NaJelte. W
BAnp,,, Tx, oa (. X,
Judge Wheeler, arrived I, q,
from Coleman, where ' y ~ II
the term of district co " y \.
Ing district court cossI' NJ 4
Judge Wheeler on The l,s., 8
was done in court to.d sa
work OF the fraud inv s's''
paneled and is hard 4 4 rs
will be in regular scss;cs "a
a full docket to wort \ s'p s
about twenty criminslsS ,'''l
cases. -" II "
Mrs, Wheeler, wife Il
arrived here this mopl.. ger
and will be with her MIA q
term of court here. MY. pus
last about three weets NJ
Judge j. l.. l.. NIcosp tau
and Dr.. +. G. Le(ir,, susc
are in our city atteul.' y 2,
Rev. DR.. Little OF & q
again. All are clad h,. ~ +
Miss Bee Barthold
ford's favorlte yoaus
the family of Dr. As's
father. .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

pose OF a fine rIny Il,
aroused, an inyestiy,aa,'l',a
the stolen property ~
llngton, yielding 10 ~ 's'9'as
boys father, concln ,s ~
The boy . scare and a Navy, : i
so they took him az ~
whole party. 'p y q 4,
w. 7; Ford s an snlI., !
~ OF a little girl at Bis s - /,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
Missouri Pacif

Direct route East W y 4
daily between -. l.oais < T
out change, ~ ~
Aassengers for Kansas M.
and California copnee' o 4
all lines. Al Atchisnn
Express Trains fpr an
Nebraska. At oman,
ali lines leading ~ y,
perlor accommodatlo',nssh
Palace Cars ran ti, M
daily. For maps, w. 81
on or address any q -
Passenger
NaSe b. WI
Gen, Pass. ana ricS''
Agent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20
STATE NEWS.
Doings and happenings Of the Day =
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the State Reported
Specially for The Gazette by Its
own Correspondents.


Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Oct. la.--Arriyed:
Steamship ST. Mingo from West Hartle-
pool, and Phoenix from Swanza.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

able, elegantly iurnlsnea ana ucst .vi,nti.
lated houses In the state, which, with It's
excellent cuisine and moderate rate of
81 per day and aud SDeeial rate m ra,4io.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

lber going 70 the bottom
y increased, for aecording
tc OF Lloyd's, many large
|lers atloat are SO deficient
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-20

siiYer Loaf baking powder are requested
70 give ii trial, II is recommended for