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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
SAN ANTONIO.
\ Couple of GrenssrS Killed ~ a Dance
A Tedious Law Suit.

A Couple of Granssrs Killed NJ Dance
A Tedious Law Suit.
Special to the Gazette
san ASToNIo, TEX, Sept. &C., Iuior
nation las just reached here OF the KIN.
Ing Of two McXicaus, NAMES unknown, At
a Mexican dance among the silver mines,
near ShnlJcr IN Preside company.
william Stops, u young German from
the Cibolo, was brought here to-day sui.
fclng from severe and dangerous wounds
sustained Ia u cotton gin accident, This
Is the third occurrence Of the Kind in that
uclghborh0od during as many weeks.
The appointment Of Capt Houston as jus
tlcc Of the peace, Vice Neucndorn, charged
with malicasancc IN otlluc, is attracting a
great deal OF discussion among he law,
yers, who claim that the state statute I'M
der which II was done is unconstitutional
The point will likely be tested
The ease of Alexander vs. Carothers &
Scwipht Tor 900 acres Of land in Kinney
county Is stiii dragging along, having oc
cupIcd the ontim week Arguments vii
be- concluded on Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
KncKMAII.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
RoCEWAlL, Tx, Sent. % Our farm
crs have every available hand in their
cotton fields this week Since the rains
and cloudy weather OF the past two weeks
ceased the late cotton Is growing
rapidly. Some farmers are shyly inti-
mating that they will get Il bale 20
the acre. The gins are all running ON
full time. The immense corn crop of this
comfy Is being gathered and is selling at
twenty TO twenty-five cents per bushel.
In consequence OF the low price OF grain
many of the farmers VIII buy aud feed
becl.catilc instead oi selling their grain
to spectators to hold until next summer
The absorbing subject now among our
people Is the opening of the Rockwell
graded school aud commercial college
which win begin Its labors on the 9Th OF
( October next.
; They have tried for three years TO IN
I dnce somebody to assist vs. 10 build
7 railroad, but have failed, aud have con
cluded 10 invest our surplus In prepare
tions To educate the youth OF the state
instead
Rockwell county IL nearly all undo
fence and In cultivation, yet the immgrA
tion is SO great that scarcely a day passr
without seeing parties IN search OF Ian,
To rent or purchase. Several land sale
have been made recently on the basis o
s20 to $50 per acre, improved, and In
price Is tending upward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
rEtos.
sale al Town i.ots---A Big Time Expected
Immigrants Disappointed.

sale at Town i,ots-A Big Time Expected
Immigrants disappointed.
Special in tho nahottc.
PEcos, Tax. Sept 2G--Col W.
II Abrams, Texas 4 Pacific land eommIs-
sioner, and Capt, George A, Knight OF
Dallas are In our city enjoying our do
lightlul climate.
our cltllrns are anticipating big time
on the 10th OF next month, the day of sale
Of lots, aud nothing will be left mdouc
90 mako Il precisely second Fort Worth
We have had at least thirty families out
here Within the last month trying to get
homes ON the Nntered school lands, aud
when Informed that The land hoard would
neither part with them Tor love on
money They seemed 20 be very
much disappointed. How long,
oh, great ard illustrious board, wilt thou
deny the poor settler home In Texas
COL Abrams informed your correspondent
that the Texas Pacific intended to adopt
land policy that would favor the actun
settler Ia procure home without mucl
cost, aud that they would not sell thei
lands 10 large bodies, but they would sci
! II In small quantities and upon such term
! as to induce settlement Does u no
( seem strange that railroad company vii
4 offer hotter Inducements TO actual settler
than the state itself Yet It is true.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
MOTHERHOOD.
Hard to art Jury -whi,o's I,ond Rcluccd
Cotton Receipts.

Hard To Grt Jury -whito's nond Reduced
Couon Receipts.
Special 10 the Gafctte.
wGNmRFoRp, Tx, Sept ga. Late
yesterday evening al Granhury, after the
special ycntrc IN the Mnliken case was
exhausted and only one iurymau out OF
the sixty men was selected, the court
ordered another ycnire Of 200 men, re-
turnablc at 10 O'Clock Monday morning..
The court adjourned until Monday morn.
Ing, when the trial VIII be resumed The
Witnesses In The case We're discharged
until then
ID. A. Kelly, Esq, counsel for Jas. II
White. the celebrated counterioiter, re-.
turned from Graham this evening, where
he has been for the last three days
before Judge A, 4, Mccormick, Judge
OF the federal court OF the Northern
district OF Texas, for the purpose OF get
ting Whites bond reduced and have him
tried IN Waco instead of being taken 10
81, Louis for trial. Mr. Kelly after many
and protraotcd arguments succeeded Ia
getting the bond reduced TO $4,000, which
was liked az $1,000 at the examining
trial at Waco, but he failed In getting the
trial Tor White at Waco instead OF 81,
Louis, the Judge claiming that
ne hadn't tho authority 10
order the change, Mr.. Kelly viii take
the cast-bound train IN the morning for
his homo st Waco.
Cotton receipts Tor the week were over
500 bales,
Capt j. X, Z, Shirley aud wife return
20 their home IN lalo Pinto tonight after
spending several days in Wcntherford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
CONTRACT AwARpfD.

WAsnINGToN, Sept. 2s.--Ssis
Manning to-day settled the ecate
over the contract for repairing Y
nue. steamer Crawford, al Ballln'
awarding it to Ike Columbian hon Y
aud Dry Dock company
An interesting labor quesiloa
yolved In this action. Thret pies
made for The work, that 81 w. n
being the lowest ay abou, sseQe. Z
orous protest against bis rerei'l4
contract was made BY lne
wrlghts and canlkers Of Baltimore Y
ground that he proposed 70 elnhg
ported cheap labor IN esecullsf.
work. In a memorial 70 seeiflsd
ming OH the subject, they y
award to Nj. Nalster WE
direct insult TO honest Amts'fsh z
and will be regarded as an alllapss ~
part OF the administrative wa W
against the laboring classes !, s V,
argued that by rejecting halsls9fss'
government would secure bepsl ~.
quality, more than suiilclenl e y ~.
safe for the difference IN nles. 4,
tion of the secretary Is based q !. /
ion from the solicitor Of the lFes'g'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
nAInp,s nuILnINo nooM.

NifflNi 20 AiAN hhfNktfF
BnnD, Tx, Sept 2G,-Therc are
quite number OF buildings now going
up in Baird Among them i>a new Cum
bcrinnd Presbyterian, which win be
ready for service In about q week
Messrs. Stanley s Allen, proprictors OF
our county paper, deserve great credit
Tor their work In getting up the Scptcm-
Der edition ui the Clarendon Many
copies OF it have been sent out Of the
state.
Local option has not "brokc out' In
Baird yet We have several saloons, but
they are kept by good law-uhiding ciii-
zens who keep good order la and about
their premises.
Mn J II, Daughcrty OF ST. Louis Is
visiting the family Of Mr. j. l.. Loa. lie
has gone 10 his ranch to-day,
our people don't know anything about
the telgn fever. We are about 1000
feet above The sea, aud OF course IN o
strata OF air too elevated to have fever
germ > IL.
Business is better In Catalan than for
m0rtls There are quite number OF
land seekers In the county.
Co webb, uncle Of Judge 49, X. Webb
Of this place, left this morning for Ari-
IONA with several families who 90 ont TO
start a colony
The Baird public school now numbers
over one hundred pupils In attendance.
Many cattle are being shipped from this
point both 10 market and the Western
ranges.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
HOUSTON.
A small Blase-- Suing tho City --Itanroad
work New Bank President.
snnrInl IN ihn In,..IIn

A small Blasc- Suing tho City ---I,anroad
work New Bank President.
special 10 tho Gazette.
Houston, Tx, Sept, pa fire in
the suburbs Of tie city tonight destroyed
three small frame buildings. Loss esti.
mated at $3.50, Cause OF fire unknown
T., n lsaaes and wife, who were Injured
by being thrown from a wagon about a
month ago, died suit to-day against the
city for $4,000 damages. Street Paving
Contractor Halter and hlS boudsmen are
also defendants.
Work was begun yesterday on the
Houston, East & West Texas narrow.
guagc road 10 complete the connection TO
Shreveport, Il viii be finished in thirty
DAYS.
Joe Blrts, conductor on the Galveston,
Harrisburg 8 san Antonio road, aud Pat
Crowley, master mechanic OF the Houston,
East West Texas railway, who have
been carrying guns for each other, we're
arrested to-day.
Hon. w x. Baker was to-day elected
president OF the City bank aud Houston
Insurance company, vice Col a. A. llotts,
deceased
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
SHERMAN.
An Interesting budget from Our Rcguin
Correspondent.


correspondents
corloN CONVERSATIONS.
special 10 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx Sept, 2G.--Thc company
of merchants organizcd hero 'rburslav IN
,,,., 49,. -.
P'''0D' '''o "''uV'' ;" ''' H"'o VI 'ne'r
cotton worked Ike magic Yesterday and
raised the price thirty cents on the
b,ndrod n,o a., d., M
iai'h'ls' Nnu "hu u'heh Hipul az what
they believed TO be combination TO rob
them OF their hard earned labor can now
take courage. for our merchants have en-.
tered the list TO STAY during the entire
scason, and viii keep prices IN TO the
highest market rates as long as a bale of
cotton comes here for sale
ruR PRICE OF LFr.
The district court has got down to bust
ness this week aud disposed OF several
cases. one of them was the case OF n
small boy, j II Booyer OF DenIsou, who
sued several wears AGO nv his next friend
for the loss of a leg by being run over by
an engine In the ward mi that pInce
ON former trial he got verdict
of $4,000 Defendant anpeaIcd Ia thc su-
lItlnt toNIlt ana iue case WAS reversed
and rcmnndcd
The jury on this trial gave him YER
diet of $4,000.
UNHAPPY MATRIMONIAL uoNp4
From day to day, as a little leisure
could be found for such work, divorces
have been granted and several calling
Jokes OF ill-assortcd persons have been
taken OFT the unwilling hecks of boih
men and women
run COMING FAIR.
Col. j, II. Brltton was nnnointed -
committee by the management of our fair
association 10 secure favorable rates of
transportation on the railroads of
Texas in carving stock 10 Sherman for
exhibition. lie has arranurd Nftb no
Texas & Pacific rond and Mi ~ branches
the Missouri Pacific and ali It's branches
the international and Great Northern. and
al. It's branches, the Galveston. Hons.
toL & Henderson and MI H. hrnnr,,,.s
to carry stock AT one fare for hotb ways
The owner paws fun fare ior
bringing the stock 10 sherman and t,tcs
Il back for nothing. col Rrliton autbsr.
ICES us to saw that he has M donIt tho
same ARRANGEMENTS can he ,n.de ,,,i,l H.,
Houston & rexas Central and tbo CaIycS
ton, Harrisburg & Sun AnfonIo ~ coon q !.
he can consult tho m,nagrment
The association IL noy mnt,i,,S nm
thousand feet of nytra s,slls ~ ,c az |"
MEDIATE the stock and arrangIng for The
building Of a large hall in which m ex.
hlblt articles OF hnpdicnft and firm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

Correspondence 81 the Gazette,
SAN ASGHio, TEN, sept. 3d. District
court has about completed It's labors fer
this term. There have been no more
iurics incaTccmtcd by the worthy Judge,
but the most noteworthy feature OF the
court has been the number OF hung iAlics.
This Is no looal-optlon town, but II Is
the most obscrvanl OF the sunday law OF
any towu In the state No beer, eigaYs
or fruit, or Ia fact anything can be had
ON sunday, The consequences is that
the town looks Ike a deserted graveyard
on the Sabbath day. and everybody goes
60 church or fishing,
The notes of rafting silver at the gam.
ing table arr also hushcd, and the ma
uipulators oi spanish monte and other
games have gone from among US,
Brentwood Is receiving quite num-
her OF our people, who have fears n q
the future OF san Angelo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
HONEY GROVE.

special TO the Gazette,
HoNEr GRovE, Tx, Sept, 26.-The
ChiIdren's Band of Hope, under the
auspices of the Womans' Christian TEN.
pcrancc union, gave an entertainment at
the Baptist church. The exercises con.
sisted IN songs aud recitutIons by the
children The selections were line aud
well rendered, making good Impression
on the audience The attendance was
very large, Mrs. l., l.. Saxon, the noted
temperance orator OF the South, was
present and delivered one OF her thrilling
addresses. or people are just captlya.
ted by this noble, intellectual, consecrated
woman
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
A FEMALE LECTURER.

special 10 the Gazette,
Pans Tex sept, 90 Mrs Saxon adj.
dressed q large audience at the court.
house last night, upon the subject OF pro-
hibition, showing by reading the rcsolu.
lions of the beer brewers congress
how thoroughly they are organized 10
perpotuate their traffic, Mrs. Saxon
charged Senator Coke with bidding Tor
the popular vote in his recent action In
regard To the prohibition question. She
prophcsicd the downfall Of both political
parties, unless they recognize the voice
OF the people asking for legislation upon
this subject, warning those In ONCE oi
the saying, "Whum the God, would de-
stroy they trst make mad" Mrs. Saxon
is fearless speaker, aud her words carry
conviction to the hearts oi her hearers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
mILLSBORO.

Reckless Conduct of NOnuE Physician
Correspondence as the 0usctic
iIu.tsnoHo, TEX., Sept. rs. District
court conycncs next Monday with larg,
civil docket.
Quite an excitement wu, caused at tll'
railroad depot Tonight by a young doctor
Bond, who was foil of booze. He tried Il
Kick Ia the door of the waitlug.fuon
aud then commenced lring IN rapid sue
cosslon his forty-two callbcr revolver
directly toward he-waitlng room iul oi
passengers. SO great was the confusion
that people up town supposed there
was fire and called on the ile depart
mcnt, which came running to the depot
IN great haste. He was Anlily arrested
alter short resistance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Jailed last night BY Deputy United States
Marshal Spanglcf

MARSHAL NpaHGinf'
PERSONAL.
F.F. Yeagcr editor 81 the Waxahachle
Enterprise, was here to-day
A.. y. Grafith aud wife OF WcAtheriprd,
came no to the village to-day.
Dr. " II Smith of Fort Worth Ism The
city
Mrs. 7. Freeman and daughter aud Miss
Fannie Jolpsch Of Ennis were IN the city
to-day, the guests Of the 81 George.
Jas. Blasnger, Grenylle, V. &. Hart,
Galveston, are IN the city
j T.. Turner san Angelo, J D. Fer
gnson, ! n. Majors, Troy, w =. Noorhis,
Corsicana, Julius Peterson, Calvert, j II
Aycock, Henderson, George -. Hunter.
Palestine, G. Wcndt, John Cramp, y.
schleyor, Fort Worth, are at tie 81,
George
Z. H. Black, Aurora, j. c. Gorbam,
Austin, a. liutchlns, Houston, are at the
Grand windsor.
Charles y. Hicks, manager Of the ker'
sands minstrel show, and James u
Woods, agent OF Mcintyre s llcath's arc
registered at the Grand Windsor
Z ia ClrRtlN THIEs 10 SUICIDE.
\ Pearl Garnet, woman Of the town
WIS arrested sometime ago for cmbcllle
ment, aud, being balled out by friends
skipped the country She returned las
night and was arrested aud put IN jail ihi'
morning. This evening she took q hal
ounce al lnudnnnm with view OF climb
Ind the golden stairs, bat was yankee
back by the doctors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
AnIilRnrnEn JAILEp.

special 10 the Gazette.
Bowr, TEx., sept 2C'-- Bowie r.
celycd twenty.onc bales OF cotton on
Thursday. twenty yesterday aud VIII
likely get an Increase over that figure TO-
day, as Il Is saturday,
Tho hog, sheep aud goat law was car
rlcd IN the county by about 900
majority. The law takes effect on The
18th of next month.
Allen Baggett, arrested not long since
at BrownWoOd and brought back by
sheriff McLain, charged with the afro
cious murder OF the party found 10 Sah
creek, this county, this past summer,
waived preliminary examination aud Hes
IN Tie Montague jail. II is thought a
clear case viii be madc out against him,
and hanging will likely be the result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
IitisiI

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
RusN, TEX, Sept. s5,-Thc only case
disposed OF Ia the county court this week
wa that OF State Of Texas W. Frank Rob
ms, plea of guilty was entered and a
llnu of $1,000 and costs imposed
A big dance was given at the EuCllau
hall last evening \ large attendance
and an enjoyable affair
Col, T.. Culyorhouse Of Tyler, general
manager of the Kansas & Guli short
Line railroad, WAS Ia the city to-day,
County Clerk ). Is. Barron has issued
the following license Ga marry
j. A. Mcfall aud Miss Minnie Jack
/ son.
There will be Il spcllIng-match at IA,
1 Eucllan ball tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
SPANISH FoRT.

Correspondence OF the Gazette
SPANISH FoRr, TN Sept, - ~ Minta,
the Gyc-ycar-old daughter of A. 4. Hor-
ton of the Harold Times, died here
yesterday. The funeral viii take place
to-day It is announced that Mr.. Horton
has disposed OF his paper and VIII remain
with us.
j. B March, prominent prohibition
man In the recent election, returned yes.
tcrday from the Fort, whore lac had been
TO lay in stock OF liquors.
Mrs Birdwcll OF NaoogdocheS arrived
last night, being summoned by wire to
the bedside OF her daughter, Mrs. 4. Ii
Grain, who has been In q very critical
condition, but is reported better now.
Born, on the aSrd inst to the wife Of J
W. Schrock, a boy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
rniIDIADLYuiN.

Special 30 The GoKctte
McGEEGoR, TlX., Sept 90, Col C..
II. Calvert, one OF cur most valued citi
zcns, had his WIGHT arm fearfully lacur-
atcd In gin last Thursday It was
necessary 10 ampututr two fingers, but Il
In hoped by skllliul attention to preserve
the arm. The accident Is much regretted
Donguo fever has not made It's debut
In McGrcgOr yet, though much sickness
is reported of other kinds.
Cotton Ia coming In hriskly, and the
weather continues clear and pleasant,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

two aud tbree.year-old bcei cattle whien
win be located on The home range uutil
spring.
several parties are down WIN he
dengue fever, ahd VI regret 60 say that
our worthy mayor, J. Thrcadgill, u on inc
list Of sufferers from this epidemic
Cotton shipments to date about laog
bales Several farmers are holding ON
for better prices. Business ~ General "
Improving aud we expect good iell uaue'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Az rNpnrrcrrp Ronmrn,.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DNSGEHFIrtb, Trs, Sept 20.
last Wednesday an old mau by the name
Of Black was robbed Ia our towh Of $500.
II has been kept secret until to-day on
account II the officers trying 10 work up
the case, bu, up 10 this time the robbers
have not brcu detected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATOM

WAsnlNGroS, sept. 20 The plea
to-day appointed the following {.
States district attorneys: Isa.
Finch of Iowa, for the southern "a
OF Iowa; Fabian IL. Blsbce Of NoilAQ
lima, for the Eastern district u y
Carolina.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
GiLMEH.

Correspondence Of tie Gazette.
GlLMER, Tax, sept, g5.wc are re-
cciyIug some fifteen to twenty bales Of
cotton each day We have received mp
10 date almost 200 bales
Rev. 7. W. Caskcy Of the Christian
church has been giving q series Of lee
lures at thc Methodist church In ihi,
place. he Is very able and pleasant
sDcnkcr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
MInLornIIAN.


Correspondence OF the Gazette
MiDLorlr,N, Tx sept 90. Dr.
Young, the state temperance lecturer,
spoke here last night to a large and at
tontlyc audience Dr. Young is lively
talkcr and turned many antis insidc-out
Dr. Crawford was hndly hurt yesterday
from The effects OF wagon jammng him
against gatc-post Ills injury Is not
thought To- be fatal.
Cotton " coming in ~ lively rate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Srw surnusrfsptn

WASHINGTON, sept, se.--lF y. (.
has, through the secretary o y 4,
ury, asked Prof. a. Agapif 2 ". IA
office Of superintendent o. w gI ~
geological service, vice Froi, ny
Signe1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

Correspondence Of thc tactic
san ANoELp, TEN., sept 25.-'I'wo
soldiers Of Company Of The Sixteenth
infantry got Into an alteration at the
post In which oue man by the name Of
Congdon wa. stabbed with q pocket knife
In the hands Of one Blmton. Ccngdon
wa, conveyed to the hospital, where his
wounds were dressed aud pronounced n
rather serious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
WASHINGTON.
rAKINa cnAnar orms ol1In

WAsnINdroN, sept. 2G.-~Gen, As
Baird arrived here last night lfoal
cago and to-day took charge Of iAs 4
Of inspector.general Of the airg
which position the president argds
him five days ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
,Ii..nnri WIN b RsPrss''l.'.'.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Sep'' ~ q
sioncr-Gencral Moorcheaa y M
can exposition to begin ~ "a. y. ii,
on November 10, addresses Y '.. II
trade OF this city to-day, ano .s s''I !.
steps were taken toward a. ]. 4 II III n
exposition. Gen, hoo's snrIrss ~
Louis Tonight. Gen, sgas ~ IN
sioner for Missouri, reports g.. n II y
OF st, Joseph base aiso
actlyeIy In hand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
nnnA ln.nrelor. Arrolnteh.

Cgn on MENItu, SEPT. aS.--'rhe gov
eramout to-day placed ~ Inspector in
this Bank o l.oudon Mexico aud South
America, aud The bank Vim be required,
Rgdes ibr Naaking todu, ~ asulet liseit
tn deposits aud dlMoWts, and Withdraw
lis notes from circulation. y Is statt1
THAT me government b epn aHriAg tpft
AanSlus law, ana its action Ne $50 cssg
cftd u.ay h1l haze ans serious eject
Faar hss ncrn nu mail ufci the AcNtt
rss Central fUllnNy fQr lnur days lAf
Masfouis haze been scfY egienalyo giS-
ne tlt npempNp tepHl,ueat 4 efeat asal
81 tgo0hle fif dtla$ a fieigft if3Ns
Tile iuGst pafuiaf clistiNf,tt ai XIV rpnla
Tar ,tiac Ak Opera knGs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
BROWNSVILLE.

IA Unexpected appointment label
suit Dcf~niIlps raymasicr.
special to the Gazette.
BRowNsyltlF, TIA, Sept sG.-News
Of the appointment OF Cooke, as collector
Of customs, did not reach herc untll To-
day and caused great deal of excite.
ment A non,her OF changes ON the
force VIII be made,
hgaatt oftils r'ace hss hroneht a
l.he suitagtIbe neCagau. thnsd C8iltf
iat Fi0NpN u reu iineagC 81 8nllra.
pou rhaiglns alm Vita anmniai uaaduci
Capt tignera payWastar ~ tae laird
gNA'iS eAtaPea % Mauplurss. MsNW0.
Aas gne N 81 Ciy nf 9seSita. II s
changoa l.ai lie 4, 3 AeMal0f ~ AN,
'sns 2 500 baiNcins tlehlg caul.cge,i
NAIL ~ Gopht he ahle N tiNcf i.n tf,
theftigC
a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
STATE NEWS.
DoIngs and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
OF Woe.
Gatherings from Over the state Heported
Specially for tlo GnKstte by Its
own Reporters.
CONVERTED ~ rnNN.


special 70 me bHfcile
Cof0RNDO, Tux, sept 2G.--Alni Penn
is here aud is preaching 10 full house.
Twenty converts were made last hight.
Prospects good for many more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

wATERTowN, n. ~ ser &
Roswell p. Flower has a'ldfs''s =, ( !.
TO Mr.. Rains, chairman o. ~ Ssst
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