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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11

The unemployed money not be-
longing to the Government in Wash
ington, d. G., is said to amount to
ten millions Of dollars. Building in
that city is very active, but other
sorts Of business is very depressed.
The bank surplus in New York city
is now sixty-two millions in excess of
what it was this time last year.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11

The Reading railway stock sold at
$50 per share, two years ago. 1t has
fallen to s.. This is declared to be
decline of not 80 but 1000 per
cent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11

Judge-"How old are you, mad
anne ? Witness-'I haveno personal
knowledge of my age, and hearsay
testimony, | understood is notaccept-
cd in this Court. Boston Beacon.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11

A clerk for seventeen years, in the
sub-Treasury at New Orleans has dis
appeared. His shortage amount to
the neigorhood of $4,000. The Gov
eminent will lose nothing, as the as
sistant Treasurer is responsible.
kilograms have sent to various been
countries in the world to apprehend
him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11

President Cleveland seems to have
plenty of common sense and true
grit.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11
Tax Receivers Notice.
A. MI. DOBBs.

| will be at the following places on the
dates mentioned. for the purpose of reeeiy-
ing tax returns for the year, 1885:
Lemons, April morning, May morn
ing, June | morning.
eve - juno
Marietta, April Z May 5, June 2
>. T. Alexanders, April morn, Nav
morn, June 3 morning
Merritts S, April eve May eve, June
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11
City Tax Notice.

The books of the Tax Receiver for the
city of Marietta will be closed on the 2Sth of
June next Make your returns and save
double tax. r. BABER, I. r.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11
Local Legislation.

Notice is hereby given tina. bill will be
introduced in the next General Assembly.
OF which the following is the caption: IAN
Act to establish system of Public Schools
Tor the town of Roswell and to provide for
the support and maintenance thereof and
FOR other purposes. By order of Council
of Roswell.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11
Rubber Stamps.

Your name in beautiful type ON rubber
stamp, with ink and pads 50 cts. Pencil
Stamp 75cts. line business stamp with
ink and pads 70 cents All goods sent most.
paid Agents wanted, send 70 cents for
agents outfit and terms to agents. H p
MAYNARD, Manufacturer, Tullahoma Tenn.
Mention this paper.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11
Local Legislation

Notice is hereby gwen that a bill will be
introduced into the next Central Assembly.
oil which the following is the caption: AN
Act to incorporate the town of Austell. in
Cobb county, to provide for the election of
Mayor and council marshal and clerk, and
to define their powers and duties and for
other purposes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11
Street Tax all Due.

If not paid promptly, executions will is
sue at once K. BABER, i. G.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11

II. IN T Wv ut ), JUIIt IT.
Akers' Depot, June Is.
The books will close July the LIST. Mako
you, return promptly and you will have no
trouble. The law is so arranged that Won
must make it before the books are closed or
you will appear as a defaulter. -
G. L. DANIEL,
lax Receiver, Cobb County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

The Centre party in the German rcLch-
stag is n s,h dissatisfied wGNths govern.
mcnt's r3crnt explanation that % would
tolerate Catholic missionariG. in Tho
German colories. The mtnsOers O.
The paay accgse Prince Bsaahrck q
.cyudiuR the religious qaoAticu Involved
and thpfatcli 10 vote scEdly agnllist IA
credits asked by the gcvarnn.nt Cor ~
eolon0i enterprises III tllb ssral huGgat
unicfa The unconditional e4zality Of The
Catholic missions with these under ffot
cstaat auspices y Nagaatoed bbinlv
hnuJ,
ICANsi,A tCfHBfN0 TH2 u1MHN cOtA,Eiks.
tir G. Tlppor, tbs ha8Adnn m.uiafer
u agriculsare, las ,cSored lGggc IA.
cDensc OF tsc space ALLOTTED 30 The iolnin,
ieR 10 tho colonial eIhibitiorl kaildng
bis now thOnghl dot Canada ,gll excel
( ill the hstish dspegssoncies IA me mum
Der and auality % her eyhibiis. and sue
win shame even india.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

kELLER, TEN, NOV. 2l.--Thc hou. as OF {. g.
Ncace, postmaster and dry goods merchant,
and Wilson a Stowel druggists. nll % Keller
were burglari2ud this morning some time be-
tween midnight and day. The houses were On
tered through the window IN the rear of the
buildings hy means OF tools secured from the
blacksmith shop near by IN attempt was
made to open She safe In NoaCc's store, q
hole having been drilled near the
lock and the hli breaking of
thcy failed to open tho safe. The each drawer
wa broken open and about s7or taken there
from. The pnstuhicc was pllicrcd aud a ] the
stamps takCn-suppuscd to be about $40 or
uuwards wilson 4 ~tOwcll lost two brNp- Of
pocket kuiyrs, lot OF cigars nnd possibly q
low other things.
NJ clcW a. vet to the perpetrators
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

7peciAi - lilN AtiN'At''
IErrBRsoN. TIN. Nov. 2i.-Four O'Clock ycs'
terdAy afternoon, al the court h0r Be, nscunr
IA. called by Capt 81. q, Veal oi Dailas, "a
brother OF 4 %. j. a. Veal Of this county Z non
l4niion Jndgc John PeumaH was elected ciaif
man aud ", ~. Figures secretary apt Noh
then Addressed the wrcting in % happy ana
feiicituas-siyle. stating The object % hc % coi
iefi eVhibifs from Marion couutf 20 Zoe plactH
a. tho exposition M New Orleans, fhrarr 90 lip
ronvcvf q N The American London expo ltout
which would ppon 40 lnuu0u My ,, ls9i
whilst Pc desired the ladies co-Gpcfptioh- riil
no did NOT 4aut tUo mach cragy 1utt Wpfk.
etc. bt. wanted ologicni specuneus ana aii
products Of the earth 20 lct Marion county
speak f3r herself DC said Jefferson war the
best point in Texas, in g own opinion, % siari
fnauufacfofies 81 an Kind, because 81 superior
advantages ~ ~ water, location, etc. rom-
iuiitec 81 nlne WAS ~ cfcd 60 take The irauer
in hand. The comuitiee win meet neat -aigr
day morning 20 10 O'Clock ia the county oerA 3
Office.
Chici CLERK % the house Of thc nlNeietpl
legislature, Is. D. nadler, D. IN The clf3 n fhe a
terest o. establishing soldiers hpne ~
An-tin, TexAs.
we haye no fnrmeE-' alliance. here ipf no
simple robson tiere = no neee- ~ 30 ~ ipt.
toa h coming 10 ireelg and int43i, ead hnae 2
fealy WaFsei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
THOMAS FAIRLY'S ILLNESS.
The Deyiiish Denguc Downed Him, But
Couldn't Kin Him

We desire to say to the readers of rHE
GAZETTE that serious sickness for The
past two months has prevented Us from
discharging our duties as advertising cdi-
tor of the Chase Trading Co. We have
had the denguc fever three times, and had
il bad each time The first time, we had
il M our head and throat. The fever
lasted about five days; the prostration
was great and the recovery slow. The
second attack was confined 10 the Stom-
ach and we took no food for six days,
the prostraton being very great and re-
coycry correspondingly slow. The third
time, we had IL in our back, knees and
feet: took moderate amount OF noutlsh-
mcnt each day; fever lasted four days
and recovery was very SLOW The irosts
bqye drive II the "dcngucn from our city
and our health is NOW fully restored.
Is an act If Justice to the Chase Trad
iug Co. we desire TO state that, whilst
tney sell goods only for cash and ut eN-
recdinrly low prices, there is nothing
mean about them, and That during the
misfortmes of our sickness, when Wc were
( unable to render them any Sewlce,our sal
ary was regularly paid TO us.
/ The first epidemic OF den2uc lever in
the -nitrd states occurred In New ork
citr in l7S9. New York city lived through
, H. rot over 1t and has become the great-
est CITY in the United states II has been
/ hard blow TO Fort Worth; but a. Ike
produces Ike, Fort Worth Will get over
il and I've to be the greatest city IN
Texas.
with the Chase Trading Co. ambition is
endless: It scorns all limits; 10 knows no
hound., and they are determined TO pluck
the coveted crown OF the greatest cheap
/ .tore in Texas, aud pcipeiunlly wear H.
only two years established, ana none
sneak of them except in praise
10 buyers bargains are always az Wei,
come MS br eht stars OF DARK nights ana
we hnyc the bright stars, leaving othef
cities only the dark nights.
10 the ladies OF Fort WORTH we ale
pleascd 10 say that the completion OF our
nav store has enabled MS to add 70 our
Stock complete assortment OF lai'ies
dress goods, ladies' cioaks, dress jackets
i otc.:. h fact, all kinds Of ladies goods,
and I'M Invitation Is extended YOU TO VISIT
our store az your pleasure.
Very truly, y
t.,;. s,,,, l. 1ftpr Chase IrtdiuM 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
rAnEWrLL ToTnE WHISKY BLossOM

Iis ouls 8hi-kt blossom
Oult 81 tHr room iloNrf.
lycw watched o. growing Drirhirri
NM mHuy bnOly hpir
Bringing me Eack iNe Fragrance
1i tnrktail, ong ago
lu fhc dBFs when $50 vent cumming john.
And wHsk! -lings were low
Therr's i1y IN ihn crysfai goblet.
ThrIr's love in the sparkling wine,
There. Tc.t for the brain thAtt MuddleJ
tn ihe gubY drops divine
10y 10 thc whisky blossOu
fl9Grish thchar room iiDw CT
fursff'r 10 grew ihc brighter
On ehiskics sWeci gu .niiT
When fte Hir was soft nu1 fragrant
Nlth ihc hrandlrs thal We knew
ia thc days girn So wern bummpr-, 'laiis
And Whisli Laws Nefe icU.
Al bnt ihc pleasure
IKE q dream Of love % pasl
tome with The fpmmcr friends,
Who len iuFfurr and fast.
Aud OF IN lhe suil night hoaFs
~pma hideOns form see,
Haunting tho gloomy shadow
Waking. alas iOr ice.
Farewell 10 the whisky blossom,
Alden 20 the bar room hpWer.
npfc can AZ PANT ouf nesee
So The inddies sHcet aud Nalf,
f0r the boss are growing psplls,-~
10. John 4 on the ho0f-
Anu mo womer an are rowhng.
si'rohibltier sferfnrfe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

cnte upon no plans for cleciom
wOTR, with special view K
cquippi1g those ucw sandl,hates who
have NO, yet had any pafliamcatary cN
pcricace. The meeting was NOT long IN
dccIa1y 20 reject the nyertnres of IN,
Liberals, and opcu| 60 Oily the dome,
rnle party 20 the Ton organisation. Ac.
oor0irglY The manifesto, thc most ~.
mRrkah'c ana stralghts0rwarAc ever i,seurl
10y tho lNrnellltos, was uttered. The
eject according 90 wish calculations.
VIII hc ~ prevent Mr.. Ghdstuoe's
gsrCBN 10 tuwER,
by mailing u impossible Tor tbs Liberals
20 gain tir requisite maiotlly IN the
monlherS 81 the next hotec of cummons.
, Tho conservatives ave docaTed
thaU they will not rc,ign .he cen.
duct of the government unless tAu
Liberals gatn such lSrgc laaiorey
IN the next lloget rs TO snoNsan uNuistak,
able popular wish tors chan ~ OF ynsinct.
While VI can hardly be doubled that M.
Gladstone VIII win the elections, most
well-informed Rnglish publications, he
ileVe that the present relations beRyoen
The honr-rulcN and the Tories. VIII
renderit practically Impossible for the
Liberals 10 succeed IN obtain rg the lua-
3 ~ y, ,',',,,oV Ie'luis,u
'''' ''''' '"NeE"NAi fN. ''NNl-
srh,. i,,,,,t,
,,,,,,i,. ~ ulIni yea t9ot-
d,,,in,, ~, t,st,t,,,,. Wv u'hV,i ''uillNato
,it.triI,n,V,,., an u'Vn +" Wy NWn'ol'
u,,'',on'',E 10 10 WI tno emu IN upaFs
,nba,s M ,,.,,' ~ "us w" 's!'''"te',
,,,I ~, ,,'oiuugluy Nsulil"d
,,h',,,, W 5lleaN ~
w., ""V 60, I,,'t,itE o"ulu nc otfah'seN
a., ',,,u.o, '" Ilif ,ue couleF"
Wv 'i.'.u " 'i'ulslv! tlo noau lNhrtefs'
,,rn,,|, ~ ~, ,I'.,.','',oc VI 'ie NgHsH
, "''i'', ~ t''u ,N',Vn"' l""guo 10 LAYER
i r,i ,o, N.Y. 'Vi',A'g'Vi vi lpe enlpPalgh'
i,.n III WIS 'e''vloV ~ tils hors
,,' "I I,,a..,,. - No''''"uuic0'I07 WIN
WV Wv, 'nS W., u w.
A.. !, r,,, rNu..N'p W. -" IANps
m,,,ts,. 49,, u, .,1' pIValuoht pl INC
',,,.. 't,' va wy W"sug, WIZ now
Jn,,,, ,,a r ~ oaWn, M"Vlo pc WIZ
Croa, pr,t,tn ~, '1tu'l"iWh .niot tue'Wt
ms,p,tad '''", a. iN" n'''c'' 'l,an'loNes ueS
INV iic lhN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

MNsurus Paeha, who was ret lfud b
the porte the otner day OF his pcgilioA as
Turkish minl3ter Ut the cour. OF ~
james, hus literary 5astcsaDdastd
lie has been engaged some bias ON a
translation O. Danto's PARADISE alto
modern GrcelL lie will deyota. hiB on.
forced Leisure 10 . complctlcB- Of fhis
VOik. There ARE well grOuRtied
ramOrs aiioat also among those aho
know something ~ the a. ministers
lMbiis THAI he iAs been rsslduemsly
keeping n diary the past ten years. u IL
a0l AZ all unlikely, II Is said, that this
diary viii presently see tn Light. aud
much curiosity Is iolt TO sec gi@t KIDD 81
q ligurc London l'ie and men may rat in
the pages Il the note. taking Qnik
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

LoNpOS, NaN = rheST anahslcamer
tulllormo IL rcpomsa b ha We Seen sunk
OK New Brie ton balt~ sle kcnfhpad, by
collision wit,glhe iR'lo'aA vi amer Roman,
Tier cargo AZ valued Is . 100000, 9he
Has owned and insgeea N | liverpool, aud
carried crCNullilsaY mgn.
Tho rGpur uf q eul3SaiOn between the
steamers Gtiiletinz, glld IL nnsa ~ con.
trmed. Tho Gnillntmo Did not sink as
at first repc tod, hat wgS b oachrd. The
lore part OF he vessel y dp at low tide
Tho stern 1Rd hoggs VI II 70 Roman are
completely amnehea. The homan ar
rived In the Tnam0, Nv Acv rkto-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Tho WORLD.

For miles, II seemed, In the distance
where sky and water met, the restless
wave surgcd TO and fro, aud the three lost
creatures on the rocking raft, impressed
wildly upon the mind the horrors Of sucll
q fate. The moonlight panorama was
great. The escaped prisoner rowing for
miles down the river with eycr-ygrying
scenes on ~ banks, aud tho chaRnol
widening until it becomes a lake, from the
ripping waters Of which The beams oi The
rising moon we've reelected, was simply
the most marvellous thing ever produced
on tin orrm han stage. BROOKLYN
Eagle.
40 tho opera.hog.c Monday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Cisco.


CISCO. TEN, nov. 2l.--A cal'cd meeting Of
the pr 10 tory wi ] be hold M tisco on Mon
dav Nov 70, for the purpose ~ providing o
n.ld for the hcy. Wnu ke from MistoHu. Rev.
H. :. S ttl arrived % dar and VIII sial over
an IA" prr-br tiers adj urn-,
EeylynltngcIinga latel have hecu NcTs sue
rcssful. many having united With ono different
Churchcs.
some change On tie hardware linc have
taken place. ri. v Mitchell 10. ought oui lie
d. Il Oton stock. Edgar a fec ha @ mutri
tnelr stock into me store building ot g. ".
III. rec.
Tic surrounding town arc crying iE5ilN ipr
Cisco 10 stari % Wh1lrHale dry goods uud go
Ger, house 40 bcttrr place Wcst 90 on
Wont. could De found Tor such an enterprise.
Both day trains nov tnLp dinner ai Greco.
geic Grla.mtrs are plentiful in town, aud ~
mort good Falcs and collections, Whlch shows
ih1t Cisco is u good commercial Standing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

r. .as gnillcently mouasaii The "sink.ng
$50 sceno' n one "a the aaesL thiags
nar seen W 4 Cleveland ssage The rat
sene, too. lisa grams spices q stage me
a.lanisln asd the scnnN ,Wlare tho moon
jeans az atsr on thu stilIG waters on the
river, on Wairn the hero ispnlling % oars
iar freet t;lL. makCs.a goTy pretty pseiufr.
Penny ITces, tlsyelead
~ tho ors,m.housc Mouday night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

LoNpoN, ior - 'gse ! lrillah siealn
ship lbcrine rom Boston, November ID
for Liycrpt ~ is afsa0re ~ ljunmhl'a hoy,
and IL likc y 10 pgOse total wreck
DunmHi's halfis nm lnle4 . n tln aenib
west coast oii lrelRad, ia the c0ansy Of
Cork
\ later CitAtch ,aya The iicrian has q
hole in her bows. llopes n'rc now eater.
tnincd tina Acne cRtbe iowi,d en-
liOs1oN !. aAes., NOE 9l,~lhn Renian
Nas ~ iron stuarrr She sng bgllt Sc
Belfast Ia dS7G, ana was itosoughiy re-.
paired about twa years AsU. SAc has
been Iur dug for Soma yeun 5etweNathis
port gnd ilyerpool. Tho fFylaaG ilne
carries ne, passengers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Advertising Editor Chase Trading 90

There are many things about "lny
,varld,, that are surprising It's FaFeu
nanorama is often varied and calculated
~ draw forth evidences Of proionndest
Measure from humanity. Not thc ieasl
p.tonisblna exhibition IS the represent
,inn ot The Kaleidoscope scenes OF lhis
il(e by the World company we see ,., iaS
sunshine and the shadow, The Joy Of w lo,n
,,,s.ance i made M. The drains deals
M, adycnfnres Of sea and shore. me
anguish Of prison bars Is .lrlAl as,s
5iended with the happiness Of tue n ai,a
cn1n,iration. when alter patient suhei Ps
Of many trials the parted arc Ieu la ,Ss
ana rlghs & triumphant. oi course WY
most marked feature Of the pay y ",
'i1S opportunity il furnishes ioi
seenlc display Dunkirk NeNs,
7's n M M "a house Monday n'si'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
slammed Al q rc,ti,ni- PERSONAL.


iiENnlE~uN, TEN, Nov 1l.-.las. Preston. "a
brother. aut g. q. Raukiu, nephew OF Duncan
Preston, wealthy and eccentric bachelor OF
'iasEoW scotland. Preston, who came To- HIS
country about thirty years ago, has amaS,ed "a
large fortune.
\ serious cutting uiirav occurred during a
festival ~ the colorcd Nj. T.. chuvrh hast niEht
between llancc Anderson aud Henry Cmy. both
Colofed. The difficulty occurred ia the house.
Anderson was stabbed SIS times His i,iurips
ara not pronounced dangerous
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Wants 10 QUIZ nlm.


NAE ANTONIO. TCN., Npr. 2i--Tlkt suici5,..
w ulNosgc a.cgsn9lly hrings ont one on morn
ti,io, Nls' issbelia Uafeia to-day ulcd a M
~ "aiclai on the ground OF rep, atc,i rr,,,l
Treatment Garcia o. prominent Mexlrs,n A.,
snls Guy "na Was until quite recently county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

ltNtis, Noy. q. -iarncll paslde,fat
q conlcrene Of sixty Naionalo, cans.
dateaior parliament here to-day. II was
decided 20 sd@pt nnltOm electuAl Isc.
ties. aith taa view of wedding llahiIIsy
under the strlngent cprrung prae.
tees m. The Natiorallsts wlll IN.
ploy q iew l,wyeIS - advise, them
but VII rely ehlttly On yolontcer counsel.
They wEalse lssue PMcards cxpleininr
the CHIEF prc@islcas OF, tbs coTupt prac.
hrcs actY so that caused slAh not Do sipcn
for petitions ~ set aside elections ~ III,
ground standardization. NJ parnollnn.
nonncod aae irWOrt ~ ntl addllonai snm
of siO0O0 from AsAerlta for the parlm-
mCntary fund TBS al nc ancement was
reviewed With sheegs. wi iichwerc ,aken
Np by thu crusgda stat had assembled
ontsldc OF lho bailai pg. Af.er the meet.
ing Mr., iUtucll oupN lil lculty Ia reach.
my his cur AcNpwis gNll owed him ior 4
asho, cheering uuti! 9, Shahs,ed. The
enthusiasm iispaRed ~ ! he Irish people
nacr The election Is phtpo mcna.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

i.ONRoS, Not ~ The EHchaug
Telegraph cOapany has aiepaicl from
Paris stating thar the Fganch govern
mcni has resolved 10 TERMINATE the MGan.
gascar expedition, thai negotiations haze
been commenced with the Hoyas and
that Il Is expected peace Will soon ~ ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

HENDERSON, ~ ", No,, 2l..-F arly yesterday
morning while crossing the Angola bottoms.
James Arnold, farmer of Rusk countv vus
hrcd up by unknown parties i'm ambush, who
discharged ineteen shots at Ar old ithuut
injury his cecHPc is matter of surprise a.
several of the bul'ets pHsscd through his
clio hes Arnold was indici Il last week In tie
Justices court. for steUliUg hogs, bat gave
bond and 'ciurnrd nome purtic. living in
the nclghhorhood. who have been losing stock
by 'heso dcprcdalions, e suppused 10 have
done the lTinV,
No arrests have vet been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

RANGooNi nov, el,--Iht probationary
tofce has aaptur,d May Ne, town o.
l'Hrnah, ON tho INA Waid y river thirty
I'VE miles above PfUao. fmong the
prisoners tolen wpN tlFUn Italian officers
serving IN tho Dims,e army Gen.
Trndergast IL noa at Neln DO. lie alatas
THAT lighting Is cNTeotod sll w,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
TnlLah WIN INC snllan.

lDNsI4STtEoriE, Nov - .--ME. Coz,
the i'ultcd States minister, sad an
audience With the allian to-day, and pre-
scented Walker y Eafn, inis2d States
minister % 6recpe, who nfics9ards ~.
parted Tor Atheas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Dallas


DALLAS, pHN Nov q -pcpul- United st,t,s
Marshal ". 4. lSh passed through Tonight GA
route from Waco TO 81. Louis, whittier he takes
Joseph White, the brazilian countcrleiter, u
Met ormick.
The Officers have information that James :.
scott, who Killed "Big Mack on Tuesday cvcu.
Ing. stopped over night with friend residing a
few mil"s wc-t of the civ. and started north
ward the following morning This Us all that
has ever been heard uf the fugitive.