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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
THE INDIAN UPRISING.
The Dominion Forces fastening to the
Scene Of the Rebellion on the
Saskatchewan.
A Rumor that Negotiations for the Pur-
chase Of Peace have been Opened
with the Rebel Riel.
NEWS FROM rnE SOUTHWEST.

WINNIPEG, MAN, April Ia Troops
are being dispatched rapidly towards
the scene of the trouble in the West.
This morning Col. Offers with COM
mand $50 strong started from Swift
Current station across to the Sas.
katchewan river and thence, IL the
steamers have not In the meantime
been able to get down the river, they
will start to cross the prairie by means
of teams to Bsttleford. Capt. Howard
of the United States army with two
gattling guns Is attached to Battery b
under Col. Offers command. The
river is very low. One of GAlts
steamers was mt the latest advices
ON sand-bar below Medicine
Hat. The North Cole Is somewhere
between Medicine Hat and Swift Cur
rent. II would take ten days to cross
the prairie to Battleford.
Preparations are well under way for
the dispatch of Gen. Strange's expedi-
ton to the relief of Edmonton. He
will have about six hundred men
mounted and in wagons. He Will
probably start Wednesday. The trail
from Colgarry to the Red Deer river is
reported good, and from the Red Deer
to Edmonton rather difficult. The
whole distance, it is thought, can be
covered in four or five days. Capt
Cotton arrived at Colgarry from For,
Mcleod to-day. and reports all quiet
| there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
the matter before the attorney ,lgenera
for an opinion.
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Alderman Fowler has been elected
Lord Mayor Of London 10 MI tho va
cancy caused by the death OF Lord
Mayor Nottage.
Prof. Anderson, principal ut the high
school at Norborne, Mo-, shot himself
through tue heart yesterday. Despon-
cribed as the motive.
The feeling ofindiqnatlon at Cairo
over the forclble supp ession by Egypt
OF the French newspaper, The Bos-
phore Egyptian, has reached such y
dangerous phase as To threaten seri-
Gus disorders.
AT Mon City, Tenn. Bud Farrls,
white, and Freeman Ward, colored,
we're hanged yesterday morning at 2
o'clock by mob OF masked men.
They belonged 10 gang OF thieves
who recently committed many deprc-
datiOna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
Nature Demands a Tonic.

When the nerves are unstrung, the
head aches, the appetite IL poor or
variable, the sleep disturbed, and 8
general depreciation OF vital power is
experienced. Such q state of things
cannot long exist without a develop
ment OF serious disease. The most ac-
tive and genial invigorant known is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The alb
solute purity OF Its spirituous basis and
botanic ingredients give 1t peripan-
ent claim to public confidence, and its
surprising medicinal value Is admit
ted by medical men Of distinction, by
whom tits widely used In private prac.
tlce For fever and ague-both as pre-
ventive and acknowledgements, liver
complaint, bilious remiLtent fever,
constipation, cholerAic complaints,
fiatuIence, and all Intestinal disorders.
IL is q thoroughly reliable remedy. 1t
Is the anti-tebfile specific par excel.
lenee OF the malarial districts OF this
and other countries, where disease born
OF miasma prevail, and as general
household remedy 1t is also universally
esteemed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
RoYALISTs ABROAD.
A Riot in Which the Houses Of Many
Royalists Are Wrecked,

DUBLIN, April ia dispatch from
Mallow gives this account of an affair
there yesterday: A large concourse Of
Nationalist, headed by Messrs.
O'Brien, Harrington and Deasy, mem
bers of parliament, gathered at the
railway station 20 await the arrival Of
the prince and princess of Wales.
Fearing trouble the railway officials
with the aid OF the constabulary
elected the Nationalist from the sta
ton. The latter claim undue force
was used by the electors. Upon the
arrival of the prince and princess they
were warmly cheered and addresses of
welcome were presented them. The
attempt of the Nationalist to raise q
INSTRUMENTATION resulted in u
fizzle, When the Nationalist returned
! to Cork, where many OF them live, a
riot occurred and the houses display
! ing bunting We're stoned. When Police
| Inspector Carr ordered the station TO
be cleared the police used their bat
tons on the crowd freely, driving
them off the walls to the waste
grounds bevond. O'Brien appealed
| to the director of the railway, Mr..
Cooke, stating that he had return
ticket 10 Cork, but Cooke refused ia
allow him to remain in the station, rs
there was DO train for Cork for an
hour and half Mr.. Butler, the mag
istrate, refused to accede 10 Inspector
Carr's request to cause the arrest of the
riDgIeader of the party. The police
commenced fresh assault and, aided
by armed military, drove the Nation
alists some distance od end
held them at bay until the Wis
itors arrived and lett for Lord
Listowel's residence, where they
are staying as guests. Many were in
jured 1t is reported that the police
roughly handled the members O
parliament, but O'Brien denies this
In the evening the Nationalist hello
meeting at Cork at which severa
members Of parliament denounced thu
attempt to stifie the national voice.
John O'Connor, member for Upper
airy, said: "Men OF rebel Cork, we are
now in open rebellion. The first sho
was fired today
During the rioting in Cork in tn,
evening, he houses of severel Ley slistI
were wrecked. 1t is reported that the
suburban police stations at Blackpoo
were wrecked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
GREENVILLE.
A Negro Fight Over Bottle OF
whisky.

GREENvILLE, TEX, April a.
knowledge OF serious difficulty
which occurred the night OF the 9th
between some negroes has just come
to light. Tom Coles and his wife had
a quarrel with Charley Williams over
a bottle OF whisky. Both struck Will
Hams, one with lantern, the other
with chair, over the head, frscturing
his skull. Williams is expected to die
aud Coles and his wife are In iail,
awaiting the result Of the injuries.
The affair has been kept very quiet by
the negroes and it is difficult to find
witnesses.
The several municipal officers
elected Tuesday were sworn in to-day
The new brick hotel is a certainty
the necessary papers having beer
| signed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
preparatIon for the EYangelIsts.

Tonight, Wednesday, April 18th, At
7:45 o'clock, the Fourth Street aud
Ninth Street Methodist churches, the
Second Presbyterian church, will
unite with the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian congregation at the church cor.
ner OF Fifth and Taylor streets in .
song service in preparation for the
evADgelistic services 10 beEkH next
Sunday. 1t Is hoped that W. only
the choirs but all who sing - the va
rious congregations viii be at this ser
vice. Bring Gospel Hymns Nos. /,
2, and combined II you have them
but come anyhow. OF course there
will be no prayer-meetings at the
churches mentioned.
r. NJ. TrNNoN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
District Court.

Nearly the entire day in this court
yesterday was taken up with the trial
of Nath Cook, a negro boy charged
with theft and burglary. The jury,
after being out some time celebrating
on the case, returned verdict OF
guilty and fixed the punishment at
two years in the penitentiary. One OF
the seven cases against John Pool,
charged with theft OF horses, was next
taken up, q Jury empaneled and two
witnesses examined, when court ad-
lourned for the day. Five Of the
seven horses stolen were taken from
citizens OF this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
Sleepers Daily, Each Way, Between Houston 81
pLEURo-PNEUMoNIA.
The Views of the New Commissioner
of Agriculture.


WASHINGTON, April l4.--Commis-
sioner Coleman practically began the
discharge OF his official duties as COM
missioner Of agriculture to-day. He is
already familiar with the general
workings Of the department, but
will give himself some time to study
the details of its machinery before
formulating any general plan Of eper-
atoms. He will go to Boston
the latter part of next week TO
hear the opinion of the cattle
importers and others interested IN the
matter on the removal OF the catide
quarantine from Waltham TO Little
ton, Mass.
An Associated Press reporter asked
the commissioner to-day for Informs
ton respecting the outbreak of pleuro-
pneumonia In Missouri. lie said,
in reply, that the disease had thus far
been confined to single county, and
that the people of the state were act
ing energetically for its eradication.
Their great difficulty WAS the lack OF
| funds. 1t was, he said, fact
that no outbreak OF the disease
| bltntT III lut 1ulAtu fDthbto
or abroad had ever been supprei Sc !
without government aid. The bureau
OF animal industry OF the department,
while rendering invaluable services,
still lacked the power under the for
mer Interpretation OF the law TO take
steps which experience proved TO be
most effective in cases Of the kind.
There was no known way Of suppress
ing pleuro,pneumonia but by killing
every animal which had been either
affected or exposed. Having been
killed, they should DO buried
deeply, hides and all, for
| the disorder wac communicable
after death. The original law estab-
| fishing the bureau OF animal Industry
gives authority for the expenditure OF
such portion Of the animal eppro-
priation IA may be necessary
FOR investigation, disinfection and
| quarantine, but does not in direct
terms authorize the expenditure Of
money 10 help pay for cattle 10 be
| killed. Mr.. Coleman enteftains the
opinion thai, inasmuch as death
is the only effective method Of
disinfection where pieuro-pnenmonia
IA concerned, fair Interpretation Of
the law would sanction the expendi'
ture of portion OF the appropriations
! Tor this purpose. He Intends TO lay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
BELToN.
The Body Of the Drowned Butcher
Found.
Aporial

Found.
Special.
Bolton, Ten, April 1.-THE body
of ]. w. Willis, the drowned butcher,
was found this morning about one
hundred yards below where 1t is sup
posed he entered the river. A coroner's
jury found that he came to his death
by accidental drowning.
At congregational meeting at st.
Luke's Episcopal church held on sun
day night a vestry of seven were
elected, and at a meeting OF the vestry
last night the rector, Rev. o. NJ. Hogs,
appointed DIR. II. s. Farr senior
warden, and ths1vesiry elected the fol-
lowing officers: !. G. Ferguson, Junior
warden; II, G. Cassidy, secretary; and
l.. X. Tarver, treasurer.
During his recent visit here the
Hon. Roger q. Mills recommended
that primary election be held for
postmaster. This, we believe, has
been agreed to by most, IL not all, OF
the aspirants. Each one of them
is dcing his best before the dear peo'
pie and an exciting time is antici
pated, though the election has not vel
been called. A number Of good, com
petent men are candidates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
Again Posinoned.

The continuation of the preliminary
examination Of Madame Brown and
Blanche Williams, charged with con-
spiracy in trying to effect the escape
of prisoners from Jail, was set for Mon
day and hen set for to-day but had TO
he postponed again until Saturday.
George b Hollands case has not been
set yet. he having asked for sever
ance. NOVEL;, the trusty who Is be-
ing used rs astate witness, is still in
iall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
EAGLE PASS.
A Fight Between Rangers and Next
can Horse-Thieves.
speeial.

EAGLE PASS, Ten, April IA
Mexican in from Morrison's ranch in
the Garlic Springs district brought
the news last night of fight between
some rangers and Mexican horse
thieves, in which three OF the latter
were killed. Morrison left immedi-
ately for the scene and has not yet been
heard from. That there has been q
resu mption of old time horse-stealing
by the MeNicans and that they tired
on McFarland's ranch on Sunday are
well known facts and give a colorinG
of veracity to the Mexicau's story.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
To a ProhibItlOnist.
FoRr WonIIl, ~. Aprl

Fort WORTH, Tx, April IL, 1855.
To the Editor ofTHE GAzE1rE.
Seeing by this mornings issue
"Prohibitionist" did not like the facts
my letter contained, and, in fact, after
the fashion Of fanatics generally, lost
his temper, / would like to remark
that | am an old resident of Fort
Worth whom business took TO Kansas
for two years and may probably take
again shortly, and that l had an OPP
portuuity OF seeing the working Of the
prohibition amendment In several
parts ef the state, and must again as.
sert that ''prohibition doesn't pro-
hibitu in but very few cases. that several
cities license the saloons at the old
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
DENIS0N.
rcterv House Closed by Attach
Imsn. A Two Thousand Dollar
Bustle Goes Estray.
ii Company Formed for Ginning
ton The Missouri Pacific Bridge
Shops Removed


LII cptclSs
81 ExisoN, TEX, April l4.-Harbison
III wilson, grocers, were closed by at.
X hrnsnt to-day at the instance OF
"a ms, Platter Il Lingo, wholesale
.lcess of this city. The amount of
kUbujiies is not stated, but 1t Is
MI hunt the assets will he sufficient to
kvyindebtedness.
andy KuaDp was cut seriously In
me arm sunday morning ard taken to
Ek hospital at Fort Worth. 1t Is said
han named Barns did the cutting.
MNrs. Prof. Address lost some S200O
Ia / night The money was in her
n uIstie and she is not positive whether
. ieft it In the dressing-room when
|nave changed her costume at the opera
Nv lstise or took IL to the hotel. The bus
!, r rn was not missed until this morning.
o. IA stock company was formed last
|oYlhh for the purpose of ginning cot
|esi on an extensive scale The amount
H.. cnpital stock Is $4,000. The paid
Us a. etock $4,000. Articles OF incorpo.
EE ton have been applied for and
hen received working organization
fn tlii be formed and work commenced
|turesith view of handling the coming
ferAtton crop. The idea is to put
Az such machinery as will
ic@ ,rfcrm the labor with less than half
lat which Is required by the present
|, .fsten OF ginning. The company Is
Hfbmposed of our practical business
'len. sll of whom feel enthusiastic
YER tin matter.
q. A. Wallerhouse OF Helena, Ark,
n In the city. Some months ago he
n ought the street car lines in this city
FIND Intends making this city his home
coon rs he can close up his exten
i've Business in Helena
Nathanel Lyon Post No 3, G. A. X
liz tins city will hold q campfire pic
lie near this city on Saturday, the Enc
lay of May. This is the first an
louncement Of picnic this season.
The Glitch" which has so long ex
4 listed between J. S. Drake, representa-.
she Water Supply company, and tn
BENSON Improvement company, ma
been amicably adjusted and the trans
Ter OF the property made in Que form
It Is now confidently expected tina
he work will soon be resumed on tn
works.
DAl The bridge shops of the Missouri Ps
cific railway system, which have beel
located here q few months, have beef
taken to Parsons, Kas. 1t had beef
rumored that the shops We're to 6
sospewhere, no one seemed to know
where. One thing is certain, some In
portant changes are about being mad
In the management and manner
|. doing the repairs for the road. I'll
i 1probably an adjustment by this com
papy of the strike question.
The newly elected officers wer
pr Sworn in tonight and now we sha
Csiook for boom in municipal affair
liz. for the new broom is proverbial ft
sweeping clean.
Al. II. Collius received to-day ai
other shipment Of blooded swine Il
his model farm just south Of town.
There Is more interest manifesto
among our people in the improvement
afstoek this year than ever befor
MI Many fine Jersey COWS have been III
Y" ported and others will follow.
The series of meetings at the M. !
b lchnrch closed ON Sunday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
THE FROG LAKE TRAGEDY.

WINNIPEG, MAN, April li.-Some
details of the recent tragedy at Frog
Lake have just. come to hand. the
Indians entered Gowanlock's house
and without saying word deliberate
ly shot him dead, Another Indian
raised his rifle and aimed at w. G.
Gilchrist, when Mrs. Gownlock rush.
ing forward pinioned his arms by clasp.
slasping him around the body. He
shook her Off and fired, killing her in
stantly, and Immediately afterward he
shot Gilchrist.
Inquiries show that there is moth
ing TO be feared from the Indians In
side the province of Manitoba. The
report that the chief of the Mantle
bans at Rainy Lake was giving troubl,
| WAS a hoax,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
Again Tonight.

% The festival given last night in the
Smith d Jarvis buildings for the ben
eft of the South-Side Pres byterlan
church was a complete success finan-
cially and was very enjoyable. The
ladies have decided TO continue the
festival tonight aud cordially invite
their friends to call and see them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
WACO.
Hon. W. W. Lang Receiving the Con.
gratula tions of his Friends.


WACO, Tex, April l4-Hon. w.
w. Lang of Marlin, recently appoint
ed United States consul to Hamburg,
LETT for his home tonight after spend
ing a couple of days. The ex-granger
appears to be very well satisfied with
the prize he has drawn in the political
lottery. His wife AMI son and daugh-
/, ter will accompany him to Germany.
He says he does not think the position
win pay more than $1,000 to $4,000 per
annum, but well-iniormed German
says that q consul who is industrious
and looks after the fees of the office
can run the figure up to $40. 900 year.
Mr.. Lang does not know exactly when
he will take his departure, but is daily
Y expo citing instructions from the secre-
tary of state. He was warmly con-
gratulsted here, where he has many
friends, and 1t may he set down as a
fact that Lang will enjoy life in
Europe. He has been there before.
There are three distinct elements or
CONGREGATIONS OF Hebrews in this city
the ultra orthodox, orthlsdoX and
reformed or liberal. Heretofore they
have been about as unharm6nious as
distinct Christian sects. A move
ment Is now on foot to adjust all dir
ferences and to enable them to meet on
acommon platform and worship to-.
gether and in unity. A meeting was
held at the synagogue tonight In
Gurtherance of this movement. How
1t will pan out remains To be seen.
The only case tried in the United
Mates court to-day was that Of Thorn.
~ Tlnsley We. w. A. Cassidy, ct al,
suit TO recover $1,000 on a warranty
title; judgement for plaintiff. The &C.
counts of the marshal and district
attorney were approved. Judge Pardee
iaexpected here on the 2lst Last.
The Waco Light Infantry gave
their first public drill and q hop to-
night.
Tie mayor has the appointment OF
street commissioner and there are
only eighteen applicants for the place,
which pays S75 per month.
Col, Foley, correspondent Of the
Cincinnati "Graphlc," is liz town, and
y going TO lecture az Liberal hal
Thursday night. His subject Is, al
christianity Fable?n
District Judge Hall OF Cleburne ar
rived to-day, 20 hold court here FOL
Nudge Rimes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
O. r.. C.-No,Ics.

Members of Evergreen Division No.
81 are notified that Bro q. b. Wheat
on, q. G. c., will be in Fort Worth,
Monday, April 20. On that day a
union meeting will be held and 1t is
necessary that all members attend rs
business OF the greatest importan ce
will be transacted. All members OF
the order are cordially invited to at
tend. j. w. HOUSED,
Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
Monogram.

The above company will produce a
beautiful French comedy, "Flower
Girl of Paris" at Fort Worth opera
house tonight, April 9th. They be-
lieve In prices in full accordance with
the times and their pronounced sue.
cess is the highest evidence that the
people appreciate them. Secure your
seats early, as there will undoubtedly
be q rush.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
AN Arkansas Melee.
Special.

FORT SMITH, ARK, April lion
Sunday evening last In Bates town
ship, about twenty miles from this
city, John Claunts, justice Of the
peace, and man named James CAL
houn engaged in fight, when Claunts
brought the melee 10 sudden close by
striking Calhoun in the temple with
rock, killing him. Claunts was ar.
rested. Both men stood well In the
community.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15

aud laughable. References and hits
on our local election were greeted with
cheers and applause, The system of
cutting prices by this troupe and adj
mission fees at rates SO much lower
than those we have been accustomed
to pay, has been well received, and Ills
the opera-house nightly. Tonight the
play OF Poor Humanity will be given.
1t is said to be an excellent play.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
billiard Match.

There was match game ofbilliards
made last night for 500 side, be.
tween M. j. Burke OF this city and
Fred Magnus of st. Louis, to be
played Saturday night at the White
Elephant, the game to be three
cushion corners, Magnus conceding
the odds of discount.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
sIlot hr nIa pariner.

CIsoIsNATr, ONO, April H.--At
Chandlerville, Muskingum county,
Ohio, Andrew Huffman, wealthy
farmer, during business quarrel shot
and killed Jno. Callahan, his former
partner In a liquor store. Huffman
then gave his son his revolver and
asked TO be- shot. His son refused and
Huffman fled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
Iuaurnratpd Mayor of 81, Louis,

ST.. FouIs, Mo, April I'D. r.
Francis, the new Democratic mayor,
was inaugurated at noon to-day in the
presence of the municipal assembly.
He was introduced by w. l.. Ewing,
the retiring mayor. and then took the
oath of office. The Republican candi'
dates have determined 10 contest the
late election on the grounds Of fraud
and illegal voting,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
The Flower Girl.

This play at the opera-house last
evening was patronized by q large
audience. Mr.. and AIRS. McNair are
painsiaking and take well with the
public. The character of the Flower
6irl was rendered in an excellent way,
and Isadore ,!the baker, was ludicrOus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15

The debris OF the New York tene-
ment houses was searched yesterday
but no more victims were found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
NEGOTIATING A PEACE WITH REL.

OTTAWA, ONT, April 14.-It Is re-
ported that negotiations looking to
peace were opened yesterday by tele.
gIaph between Gen. Middleton and
Louis Riel and that such negotiations
are still pending.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15

CIGARETTE smokers are cautioned
against injurious limitations Of Opera
Puff Cigarettes.(5D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15

DO WANT poARDrHs'
no you WANT TO SELL ASYTHIse'
DO YOU WAIT 70 BuY ASYTHISo'
no you WANT AsIruATIoN
no YOU WANT HELP oyIASyK
A DyrRrIsE INoUs
CHEAP coLuMN
Osrr
five CENTS A LINE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15

CLEVELAND is the choice Of the
American people-so are Opera Puff
Cigarettes.(5I)
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
Furniture

on the installment plan at PInkard \
Joyce 3.