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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
CRIMHSAND CASUALTIES.
The Convict Camp Horror Not Quite
So Bad as First Stated, but
Still Bad Enough,
Two Men Killed and Four Mortall,
Wounded ATelegram from Su.
perintcndent t;oree.
Alleged Murderers Refused BALL pcatl,
from an Accidental Gnnshut wouud-
Accidents and E,il Doing>.
lrrIANs Ar pIrrsn,nc

+ Re-. aEettc.
fN,, Oct 6 Last sunday
nigh. d O'Clock the quietude of the
town va atty disturbed bv the report
of pistols. Oiligent inquiry was made
into the matter, but with no effect, until
today. ON that night Mr.. j. G. Walker
had an engagement With Miss Jennie
Land, 20 cali upon her, and directly after
his arrival into the reception room, a
brlckbat was thrown through the window.
which but for a dodge would have hit
him.
Your representative called ON Miss
Jennie this morning. when she submit.
ted the following statement, substan-
/ tiatcd by her mother: ''Mr. Walker had
! just been seated when some one threw
4 bricks in at the window twice; IL seemed
to me that they discharged pistol each
time they threw The bricks barely
missed US, one of them striking the rock
/ Ing chair | was sitting IN. | be-
came frightened and screamed soye.
1 raj times, and the guests of the
hotel, the servants aud my mother came
running. The parloi door was open, as
I II always Is, and mother was occupying Il
room just across the hall Aboutan hour
later bricks were thrown In al the window
again, and some of the pieces fell ut my
feet.n 1t is not known who threw the
bricks, nor for what purpose il was done.
Later in the night, between / and y
O'Clock, the reports OF pistols were
heard in the southern portion OF
the town, Julia Burkc's house, which
Is IN the extreme southern suburbs OF
town, was shot into several times.
Speaking OF the shooting She said A
man came about 1880 O'Clock aud asked
to be admitted She asked who IL was,
: and was told that Il was a friend She
refused to admit him, aud hc began shoot
ing into the house. She had retired, and
was alone. She says one of the balls
penetrated through the wall OF the hous,
and passed through the head
board of her bed. Several bullet
holes were found in the wall OF the house
She got up and went 60 the window an,
saw the man us he was leaving. Sh
told your representative that she knei
+" the party, but that she positively woul
. not give any names. Tho officers al
doing all in their power 90 find out VIII
the parties are, hut as vet they hay
found out nothing definite.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
DARING DEVILTRY or TRAIN ROB
HERS.

ALTOONA, Pa, oct. Gas the regular
train from Hollidaysbury was nearing
Allegheny furnace this morning, four
mon took possession Of the crowded cars,
and while three OF them intimidated the
passengers with rcvolyms the fourth
went through the car aud deliberately
robbed such Of the occupants as he chose
10 select. one OF the passengers made q
show OF resistance, but he was attacked
witha knife and cut through the hand. The
conductor next grappled with one O
the robbers and was dragged out TO th'
platform Of tie car and beaten with
revolver handle. The robbers thei
pulled the bcll-rope and jumped OF, q
Gaping 10 the woods. The Pennsylvania
Railroad company has sent officers IN al
directlnus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
CLEVELAND Is a DEMOCRAT. SIS

WAsnINGroS, oct. cat the White
House to-day 1t Is declared that the letter
printed by "A number OF papers this morn
ing upon the New York state election, pnrs
porting TO lave been written by the presi-
dent 20 friend IN Buffalo, Is a forgery
The only ntterance the president has
made on the subject was nn'answer which
he dictated TO Col, lamont his private
secretary, 20 be made 80 an Inquiry sent
him by u correspondent, and was as fol-
lows "Thc president ls a Democrat
and II Is strange that any person should
question his position lie earnestly de-
sires the success Of his party IN iho
pending election IN New York state, as
well as elsewhere Any assertion 10 The
contrary Is utterly and mallcidusy
false ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
clenrlng.IIon.e onernlIon..

NEW YoRK, Oct, G.--At the thlrty-sec-
ond annual meeting Of the New York
clearinghouse association to-day state
mcnt was made showing the exchange
for the year ending September 30 amount
ed TO SCI, $50, 79i 40 and that the bal-
ances were 81 ,295, ,252, making the
total transactions S25,bi6, 1862, a daily
average Of SsI05G,5 $50. The Total
transactions OF the clearinghouse
since It's organization in 1872 have
amounted to ST77, 8Gl ,GG5, $3.50. For several
wears past the assistant treasurer Of the
United States has been a member Of the
clearinghouse, and the exchanges re-
celyad by him during the past year have
amounted TO S259, 935,9bs, during the
same time he delivered Sli8,-
,OlG. The balances paid
to the clearinghouse were sl4G,72i,sG9,
and those received ssi0,30l, making
excess paid 10 the clearinghouse Sl45,-
sgl. 5Bs. The association elected Mr.. q,
q. williams, president Of the Chemical
National bank, chairman for the ensuing
wear, In place Of Mr.. Edward II Perkins,
1r., president OF the Importers and
Traders bank, whose term expired Mr.
WIN. s.. Camp was reelected manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
MoNrY. ZOE 0nAroRy.

BrftAIo, n. ", oct G. Rev falher
Cronln and James Mooney Of ihN city,
who are among those named by the meet
ing last night In New York TO proceed 70
ireland for the purpose 81 assisting IN
the parliamentary canvass there express
their disapproyal Of such "A course, They
agree with Alexander sullivan thai The
Irish people need funds, not oratorY,
and they favor the pollcyoi aiding Ireland
ia tlic direction where she u poor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
ANOTHER ONE.


Special 10 me 0hAette.
ALBANY. TEX, oct. 1.-The coroner's
inry returned verdict in the matter u
M killing OF X. l.. whitman " J. ~.
Riggs. on the Sd inst, 10 the effect that
he eane 20 his death by pistol-shot fred
byJ N. Dssgs. The accused was COM
mitted 10 iail without bond, Tho body
"a deceased whitman was shipped 70 bis
narents az Bryan, Tex. Biggs Is suing q
bsheas corpus before Judge Wheeler, who
n NOW holding cour; at Coleman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
sIIrrING rnoM AInioN's 0nAsr.

l.oNpoN, oct. G. ThcTlmos comment
ing on pamell's speech AT wicklow yes
tcrday says The cabinet, which meets
today, must consider the situation In
Ireland. ltis impossible 10 disguise the
fact that the government OF ireland has
passed away, or Is rapidly passing out OF
The hands Of her maiesty's ministers,
The latter must defend their policy of
abandoning the BIN for n renewal Of the
coercion act lamells demand for
home rule Is only preliminary 10 further
efforts 20 complete the separation of Ire
land from Great Britain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
wAsnrNoroN APPOINTMENTS,

WAsuI~GroN, oct. 1.-THE postmaster
general has appointed the following
fourih-class p0stmnsters; MISS. Young,
Eddyvillc, Ky. Mrs, Lucy 4, johnson,
Bantou, ky,i William Nanwaters, West
salem. Alass.
TINS yfrsidpift to-day 1nufe the follow
ing appointments TO be receivers OF pub
Nc moneys samuel. l.. Gilbert at Wioh-
ita, Kan; William Jordan at Mont
gomcry, Ala oliver shannon at North
Platte, Ncb Samuel Glover ut Valentine,
Ncb
10 be registers Of land oillces vii
liam Neville al North Platte. Ncb. 5, r.
Burh at Valentine, Neh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
wnAr rur RADICALS mIomr 10.

LoNpoN, 0ci'G The Times Paris cor
respondent says "OWmg TO the number
of cabinet ministers defeated at the elec-
lions on Sunday last for seats IN the
chamber of deputies, it VIII be necessary
for the cabinet 20 be relHodcled, or resign
from Office, before the chambers meet.
II the Radicals ally themselves with ncn-
bers OF the right, they can overthrow
ministry after ministry, leaving France IN
a permanent crisis which viii seriously
ie6pardize the existence Of the republic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
The Differences Between the Political
Parties in France, and the Logic
Of the Late Elections,
The Times Says the Government OF Ire
land is Passing Out OF the Hands
OF Her Malesty's Ministers.
Gen. Lew Wallace says That There wiii be
Dlg EWrcpcnn War krc the Ores
cent E.envcs the iscsphcras,
El.ror,oN nesurrs sxplAixEn.

l.oNpoN, Oct 6,--The French election
returns will perhaps bc made more in
telligihlc to many American readers hy q
brief statement OF the attitude oi the
various political parties.
The Conservatives who have made ok
tenSlNv gains are the MonarVhists
OF one faction or another.
Some OF them are adhcrenis oitlie Compile
dc Paris, aud others oi the BonapArtr
family. They would like a monarchlcal
government restored ia France, The Re-
publicapS or Mo;lemtcs are supporters VI
the present ministry, With Brissoa and
DoFrcyClnto AZ representative leaders,
They are likewise partisans of NJ, Jules
Fcrry, who was formerly primo minister
The Radicals look 10 NJ Clcmeneau as
their leader They are as eager as The
Monarchsts for the overthrow
Of the republic, but only that
they may give The government
more sRadlcal leaning. The Republicans
wish to maintain parliamentary fom of
government, but the Radicals wish 60
abolish the senate and substitute IN It's
place one Of the chambers as at present
constituted, something like the old con-
vontion Of 1883,
! The loss OF seats by the Republicans
viii lead TO a reconstruction OF the pres.
cnt ministry, II seems doubtful as this
{ moment whether the ministry can
gather about 1t working major
ity In the new chamber. sherman
observers, IN Rct, believe that the new
cabinet win he shor.llycd; that no min
istry can be patched up that win Ions
! command support, and that consequently
: there VIII be another dissolution an,
another general election IN the uca
future,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
AwoMANr TO maze.

UucA, MY, oct. G,--Mrs. nrnsc, who
murdcrd her husband with the alb Of
her sou daughter aud nephew In War
rcn, Ilerkimcr county, last December,
and outup and burned the remains, was
to-day sentenced by Judge Williams 20
be cNetutcd on "Wednesday, November
e5. No womsn has been executed in
CentmlNcw York for over forty years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

sln cnAnrrsnilNr,s Annnl.ss.

l.oNpoN, uct, Dr. Sir Char ctpiikc spoke
at Chelsea to-aay he tainted l4ori
salisbury Tor weakly concnrrlngf with tie
German annexation scheme, and warned
the government that France intendcd to
dominate Burmah He advised The cah-
met o. coulter upon Ireland the widest
elective disagreement compatible with
the integrity Of the empire. II was inv.
possible, he said, 90 Justify She castle
system
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
d ,tunnrnors MNnrcM.

CHICAGO, In. Oct. 6.-rhc Daily
News compton, H., special says Albert
Cook Who, for some oficnsc had been
sent q Sail, was released yesterday. He
went lnmc early this morning and shot
his molhcriu.law, killing her instanily,
aud then shot aud Killed his wife. and
then disappeared and has not yet been
captured. Domestic trouble occasioned
the tracp,lv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
WASHINGTON.


WAsutN6ToN, Oct. GA meeting 81
the cabinet WAS held to-day, at which oil
members we're present except Secretary
whitney Among the questions considered
was the Spanish commercial and several
appointments under treasury, Interior
and Justice departments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

I.oNnoN, oct, g.. The cabinet INST to-
day and discussed the iiulgarien CUES.
ton aud the ahairs in Ireland The
81 Salisbury Indicated 70 the
other cabinet officials the line " nrgn.
ment iic would take IN the address which
be will deliver Tomorrow "a The
national Conservative conference % bc
held III NewpnTt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
4 wonp inoM LEW wAI.I.Acn.

NEw YoRK, Oct @. Gen, Low wallace,
cx-mnistcr TO Turkey, In mn interview,
says IN regard to the Balkan troubles
al do not think any action viii hc taken
by Turkey until the slgnatory powers
meet The sultan has too much common
sense 10 rush haphazard Into war He
will await the issue OF conference, In
cnse OF disagreement between the
o~efe, probably theAvhelGst laarope wll
be swept into hostilltles, Russia, France
a1d Italy on ono side, and England aud
Austria ON the other. Germany, guided
by Bismarck, VIII cndenyor to net as
arbitrator Austria would Immediately
take possession Of Bosnia, and ller1cgo-
ymiu Russia would oceupy Bulgaria and
Room.Elee. conference il most likely
TO result In statu quo. one oi the
worlds greatest wars VIII happen before
the crescent disappears from tho lios-
phorus.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
rnn nymrNcr AaAINsr rnNM.

IIENRIRTpA, Tx, oct. g, The pres
limlnafy trial ~ the Merchant boys,
charged With the killing OF David Kyle,
began this evening. OF the twenty Nit.
ncsscs, but two have been examined.
The trial win probably continue two or
three Gays, The evidence seems TO be
against The hnYs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
MN KnInllrs al LAnon.

HAMiiHON, UNI., OCT. I.--At Inc
knights of Labor general assembly
meeting yesterday The committed on ere.
dentlais occupied the entire day Ia exam
lining certificates Of delegates. IN the
evening delegates from the Western
states discussed Wabash railroad difiicul-
ties, but no action was decided upon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
nlsMAncK wnIrrs 10 TIn3 rorG.

BFmiN, Oct. G.-l'he report published
on the sra INST. that Germany and Spain
had effected o settlement oi the Caroline
islands difficulty IS confined to-day
Prince bismarck bns written a friendly
letter 10 the pope, thanking him IN the
name Of Germany for the interest biz
holiness has taken in the question: The
agreement viii be Officially announced
within day OF two
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
a coNrl.ipr no ma in.,rxrpp.

CnNsrNNftNnrrR Oct, or. Reports al
ambassadors 10 powers concerning The
Room Elcan dinlculty indicates the tenor
OF the communication to he addressed to
Turkey aud bulgaria win prevent u con.
flict, leaving 10 the powers the duty OF
SOiying tho question,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
MnAr lnlsll rArl.n. sAA-

DrmiN, oct. O. The l'roemans Jaur-
nal supports rarnelps dcmend thai Tho
Irish people be permitted 70 raisc tlwlr
own revenue aud protect their Industries
Irish fimos SAYS protection Is Impossible
without rmoyig ireland thousands ~
miles away from England
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
ArArAL AcCInnNr.

George Chldcrs, the government clerk
who accidentally shot himself on sunday
while ont hunting, died from his wounds
tins morning. He leaves parents In
England, and was ON the eve OF making
them visit when he met his death,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

MNnRln, uet. G-g,A duel with pistols,
arising out OF u political danuto, was
fought BY TWO garrison officers to-
day one Killed. tho other dangerously
wounded The aiiali has caused 4 great
sensations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

The fastest time ever made BY q freight
train % the chicago, burlington
Quincy WAS recently, when q sto''s tnlu
ran over the middle division, from tres-
ton % OituuHa, il5miles, ~ ihreeholifs
and twenty mDaies, or thlriyIonr aiiil q
half miles an hour, without allowing fDr
stops ituctualIy passed az okpfess on
IL siding
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cAranr.

ABfiJiNR, TEN, Oct 5-NewS came
here this evening that thcman who robbed
The Abilene and San Angelo stage had
been captured hy the United States mar
shall AZ III l'aso. lie win be brought here
and ialhd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

MlnUp, Oct. ", Cholera has appeared
IN san llandelio lunatlc asylum al llRFec
Iona, which hus seventy Inmates, Seven
cases aud four deaths are reported IA The
nSVhm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

PARis, Oct O. Mnssicurs MaugDts, Wal.
dick, Rousseau, t.egrando aud ilar0nlt
who wero defeated IN the election have
resigned ihoir seats NJ the cabiuet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

loNnuN, Oct 9, NJ dc Gicfs lsnsslan
foreign lnluistoE hps gone 70 Berlin tp
Prince bismarck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

BEFORE HE sixth heat the drlyrr ol
Victor, Geo. Voorhees,, was changed for
James Dustin and the latter son tho
heat easily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

The general passenger and ticket de-
partment of the Southern Pacific com.
pany, Atlantic system, has been moved
from Houston, Tex, 10 New Orleans,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

ArilENs, Oct o. Tho remainder ~ one
army reserve has been called ont foe In
mediate service,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
Gorgeous Display Of New Fall and Winter Fabrics


such this when money dearly earned and you hesitate
spending dollar not matter OF unusual Importance that
n some pains find place where your money will the largest
real bargains department and assuredy
y II benefit to you your wants run in our line
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
WASECA.


Especial Correspondence of the Globe
WAsECA, Jan. lO-J NJ. Robertson was
buried yesterday by the fire department,
which turned out in full force. Mr.. Robert
son was chief Of the department, and had
been ever since its organization. His man
Tie will probably fall on the shoulders OF one
who is every way qualified and worthy 10 fiji
the position, Mr. Dennis Mclaughlin, the
present efficient foreman Of No. l.
Mrs Nelson, wife of one Of the county
commissioners, died "Wednesday His loss
is a severe one. She leaves a large circle OF
friends 10 mourn her loss.
Mr.. Fred SCHNEIDER, Of New Richmond,
met with quite severe accident ut the roller
mill one DAY this week, and fears were enter
talncd that his accident would prove fatal,
but We hear he IS getting better.
Darling Welch IS laid up on the sick list
with severe cold.
Hon ". q. 5 welcome face is seen on our
streets again, and his numerous friends are
glad TO see that he is able 10 be out.
We learn from authentic sources that our
townsman, Daniel Carroll, is in for quite u
snug little fortune. His friends rejoice in
his good fortune, as he is worthy.
Warren county Democracy have made up
part of a cabinet Of the new administration,
as follows: For secretary OF state, Thur
man; secretary OF war. Geo. B, Mcclellan;
attorney general, Villas, Of Wisconsin. We
are willing for some other state 10 make up
the rest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
ST. PAUL. MINI. January Q, 1885.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
STATE OF >uyyEsorA, DISTRICT COURT FOR

STATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT FOR
- second Jaticis District. Ramsey Vounfy-es
tee matter 90 the assignment ~ John Lanlbie IN
solvent 10 Richard " johnson as.isues
The assignee Ia the a5ovc entitled mater. hrvip,
duly made veriaed snt ied IA said court hiS report
th~rfu showing his receipts and DIS lurS-r1pns AMI
hts toires 10 that behalf ard that there = balance
remaining Ia HI hands and asSirE that hls sotnrs
AMI rerort be coaarmcd and that an order % made
Tor erci dividend % the creditors entitled thereto
and FOR nc entry - Judgment dischs-g!ug said n
solvent dcbtCr from ~ claims and debts held hv
creditors who have eied shan Gle relrases as ~
cuirrd By ap and To- such other aud further oie-S
70 thc premises. - NAV Re necessary 90 80 enll
CLOSING az u said estate ard for the Discharge o.
sad assignee and she release g the sareties EP0 bis
bond
Vow. therefore. it Il orasrsl thai sais iasolvra,
debtor sni all the creditors and al the 1czracl-rS
estate 20. - ard appear. before said cCa-t a, the
speca thsTrof be held A. the corrt houss n
tac cigy SsRt Pau IN SD cou1ry. on shC Ssf Gay
- Ja-u4~r 2. fSc3 ~ ten oclocS tl sue t1-e1 %
and show cause u Any therc D.. Why said repors
sa0aid n1t ~ % al taiESs allowed and co11rued-
an6 Ehy the PRAYER q sid assignee saozd n al
thirSs - E-aatea.
Farther ordered that al creditors o. s4is iasoivsu-
vho shah fan - make prOOf o. teeir rvspsctive
claims ans Gle rsiesscs rsgrtre& By ar PROV %
recrr iug aay dlviGea1 other bene9ts z19cr sai1
assignment.
z & further ordered that tsls order he Serted asc7
sad Esovrat eesrCr Ard - crctit1-S and spa The
ecnrrek--s % sid s-st. ard uPcn a. other Fescs
Interested y the Publication g coy thgrcos % The
bArLT ~ oeK. daily le-s7apeT pEhiisee1 a. THE
civ % - PsEL q sad STATE ouce IN each vecS for
thTve ssccesslye UecES he last % shsch puhlic2-
tSy q th.s o-se-. AT - zsil.nE co7y iherrcs 20
escs c--tc- x sd tzSovcrf G-ts- w9siz ST zays
fr1n tec tafecs rs urEer
e r BRILL Jc4se-
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Walnut street, North side.

Rice & Irvine's Addition ~ 81. Paul
Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot Block. Assm't
Edgerton. ............ So S7S AZ
Partly in Rice & Irvine's Addition to ST. Paul,
and partly In Dayton & Irvine's
Addition to ST. Paul