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New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

DORDENTOWN, N. J.-Female College,
ID beautifully located very healthrl anl thoroial Sd
perio Music and Art Departments circular &C. address
Rev. WM. e. BOWEN A. NJ, President
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Nem Publications.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY.

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This delightful book contains latest and orshtest
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For Both Sexes-Country,

For Both Sexes-Country.
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Of the gentle craft, The pretty little rs@sTc Fep
resents two anglers standing beneath the sfaaSN ;,
Of some willow trees that border brook as "'o0'
a great stream.
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Mines.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ No 1913 Broadway a,r iIt,.; 4Sth y,lr PrlnNy
Classical Departments Insrn;ton taDr)n5
1ermsmOderate NJ n. HOBBY. W. 1. AKIN. PrlnclphA
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80 WEST 130TH-ST.-The Misses
IA Jscots School for Young Lades thoroughly graded
course limited number ofyoung boys kindergarten.
For Both Sexes-Cty.
DEST TSCHOOLS.-25C :epresented-circulars
selectod andinsled for postage .
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CHOICE collection of school circulars for
and guardians Teachers In every department Of
and learning recommended H. HEsSE 30 West stst
LNRIENDS SEMINARY.
III East l8th.st AMI Rntherfurd plaza
Forboth ssleA F0f clrcllirs iJDy q, seminary.
Art Schools-CitY
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER.
Nl wireceive pupils, beginning Tuesday october 81 in
drawing oil and water color painting sl life howers and
landscape, china painting and decoration.
studio No 80 Madison Ava
References
MT D. Huntington Presilelt Nationl Academy OF De3ly
Mr.. William Hart n A., Mr. Jane: H. Hart, n. A.;
Mr. David ohnson. N,
Musical instruction
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HHE Family and Day School for Girls.
No. l4l st., Springfield Mass For circulars ad.
dress the Principals Misses PORTER CHAMPNEY.
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MINES AND MINING.
SALES At ras yEE YO3G MfvfyG ErOHAvGE
NEW YORK. Feb ). 1889
I Seller 10 days.

Buyer II at 10. Seller 10 days.
CLOSING PRICES or OiLIPORy1 STOCKS
san FRANrIalI. Feb & I.Sl
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wENsI,EY AND OTHER STORIES.

JAMES R. osGOoD g. CO, Boston.
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CULLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ No. Is East 40ih.st
FRANK DRIsLER. \. Il, ParyCGPAL
Refcrsto Faculties of Cola njl Cosys All School
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Au6truciior.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A BUSINESS EDUCATION, Bookkeeping,
n Writing Arithmetic. Correspondence. Spelling, Phono!
raphy Typewriting; and cgcniDSi Ia lies department
PAINE'S OOLLEGE 90 Bowery; uptown. 3l3 Broadway
enfran
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

TIM Galveston Nows twits the Fort worth
GAztrtE win being jealous, and rnL GAltffE
denies g. II there Is any feeling on the part Of
ruy GAlErrE toward the Dallas End, as % calls
d. mot Jealousy, hat the spirit which fosters
rivalry. TN GAzrrrE uoed not feel ashamed
OF that Dallas rimc5
ItIsa fayorltc dodge Of the News TO
cry out Jealousy" It was for so long
the only paper in Texas that it cannot
realize the change. The News doesn't
interfere with TuE GAZETTE, but the self
complaccncy Of that docadcnt sheet some
times proyokcs blow even from paper
so amiable rs THE GAZETTE, Not the
memory Of what 1T has been, but daily
viii enable the two ends g
divide all Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
4 pJTlFuL ADMISSION.

IliE 6tHLIII's AUSTIN sPecla' !ustVI-
day reported a meeting OF the land board
,. foiIov.
,,,o,,,,. Of Gao land ioard to da, Comm.
,..i,,, .,,,,, s.,d bc ,g,nicd fbc poycrnor fo
,..,,. ,,rn,,,,,,,ion ordering inc Illegal fcuc.
... ~, n,,. .,i,,,I ,,r5s ~ tcsr down u,rir
,.,,os aud 60 NOV ana ma, co,otiy win the or
,t,'r An s.,,5 ,.,,,.,,r- to emf tbru down.
,rs .,, .r.,,,,ler,n said tina. oven # ,yc
t,,,, ,r, ryrilc land. ,,,r, illegally fenced
,,,,,,.,,,rr, ara. stotc government
,...,.,,,..,,,,, ., ,or,cr,rp, nj tb. I'm.
t...,,,.,, r., civil pr,re.s bccau.oof tle.,r.
,..,,,,. ,,r p., Ilrs,l frpccs In The counties
,... ,,... ,.,..,,.,.t.,.,,,,ittod
Treasurer Lubbock was Tor employing the
rnngcrs, 4 necessary, nnd wanted TO make an
example Of certain corpora''"" h'''nB '''Vo
ae',' % souoo, ''"', ''''s"''' '''''''' ''''''
', ,r..,nIc,o,. .,iJ f., c.uid mot bo done under
the pro-cntiaw.
Lubbock said, "Wcll call an extra session Of
the legislature men ana max " Ia"
UU,, - ''a'a 'I', ~ ' 5oa Nv" ,o,,as
did ne intend to turn the state of Texas into
military government in violation Of tho consi-
lullonal la" lie -a'a he nad SugEo Tea 10 inc
,a', , ,,,,u'' ,I",' Sgd ,,,, o1on,o1 ~ no
n,ou,ht n inv sbould he possed making The
oHcnsc, complained Of rcturnable in some in.
tcrior county whore the oAlrers are not inter
y.''u ,n' so,1ruV, '5',"'",yu ,i,',, J., ,"y
h,.,,n, oga,n whom thcir Locls ware rnrned
swain replied that he thought the governor
-hould use the military
Gov ir''"nd r'p'ea 'ha' "' ,'au no au'no'''l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
The Herald sSid.
Dallas Democrat

Rumors of surprising interest to the
people OF Dallas, that, for several days
past have been floating around in the air,
have within the past tWcnty-tOuf hours
become facts, aud the result is the sale of
the Dallas Herald to the Dallas Morning
Ncws. When the News Invaded the terri
tory OF the Herald the surmlses and prog
nuStications as 20 the outcome were
myriad in number aud as different in
terms. The experience Of journalists
who have attempted to run two large
morning dailies i'm town no larger than
Dallas has always been a disastrous one,
aud failure absolute, or absorption, has
been the inyariablc result.
The Illustration Just furnished in the
case of the News and Herald Is but
another confirmation OF the old, old story,
and our ancient contemporary, after Il
brief struggle Of but two months, goes
down before the lance OF its young rival.
II is matter of some regret TO the Dem
ocrat that this should be so. The Herald
has been identified with Dallas from
the earliest period OF the city'S his
tory. II has done, IL cannot be ques.
toned, ycomun service for this city and
section. The public have given it n
generous patronage, and it does
seem as though It's management could,
in the last FIVE years, have placed IL easily
beyond the reach of successful compe-
ttion. IL was regarded rs a landmark
aud "a lXture, and The failure TO maintain
its prestige and success before this
young daughter Of the Galveston News
will be, as IL ought TO be, generally re-
GREETED among the citizens OF Dallas, who
bnyp bpou gDmut He'd uDy tD confess thut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
1t wHIbo Built.


NIHWWUIN VTNUNTN.
MIR, Atchison, the Martiu-Brown Co ;
clever drummer, spent Saturday and sun
day among us, and made several bets that
dirt would be flying on the projected
Fort Worth x Rio Graude road within six
months, MIR. AtCM.on may know what
he is doing, but, In cur opinion, as re-
CARDS betting, there are four things dan
gerous TO tackle, viz: !. The result of an
Ohio election; .. The verdict of petit
jury 9, The exact time when the Fort
viii complete that road to Graubury; 4.
Tho certainty of Ice tickets striking a
prize IN the Louisiana lottery. We are
confident the Fort aud those interested
with her viii shortly build this road, but
We have no money to stake on partlcu-
lar dntn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

auire that The officer shall repudlate
bis losses at the gaming table to make his
conduct bocomingy 10 civil life, where
we do not pay such rigid respect to the
set rules Of etiquette as they do in the
army, il Is considered that gambling
debt is "A debt Of honor, and the debtor
viii stand of bis other and legitimate
creditors TO pay such debt OF honor.
But in the army, VIC judge, such conduct
would be unbccomiug an officer and a
gentleman. The dishouorod debt gilds
the gambling with honor, and officers
may gamble, II only they win lose and
DENY the debit The hon- .s army
must be maintained, at whatever cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

&TRAlED or SIOLES-On night of aad
- from tue undCr-ign one Claybauk marc
nine years old, no brand hut lower lid of ono
e cut. shod, has dark name and tail and fcct
leading TO her recovery viii be suitably re-.
ward q. .. l.. Reed, No. cos I.ipscnmb sfr,rt
Fort Worth.
'INhE Peoples Intelligence and Emp,uymrn1
olute, up staiu' over pOttuairp Rom i,
hhlroeds, no els, farmers, merchants, con
sr3iy'pIs ana prlya'2 families FINISHED with
I'hhplc 'eIp, hoih male and female. All or
ucrr promptly attended TO. relCphonn Nn II
q w Gnynu, Pro- gictor
fIllE RAFtLE for the $3.50 diamond sind ,v,U
4 positively take place nc the WIFI. FI, han
saloon Ncdneeda evening az O'Clock sharp
ltOR RENl-h lrm near city limits for cash
a rent a good Groom house, barn. Lupgv'
nou9e anu wen Oh good water, 81 acres good CuI.
Ellie al Traders Nat. bank or nj reaidn I q
corner Of Henderson street and ponnsvi,s,,t
avenue. '''' YAM"
A LII KINDS OF picture frames made IN nrd..,,
~ also best place In town to have your Mn
G0s Houston stroct. ''''V'! y
tOK Ii Wy residence, also perfectly
satC family horse, buggy and harness. ono
piano. handsome set pRrlor furniture. Two
ludlNlg- Top tables, stoves, side hOurtis rhina.
ware, beds, bedding, carpets, clocks. etc =
ovaIou' No, w West second strcet.
VIVIAN RlLAND, general land ond coI-
Texas, rascosa, Tex. vi
4 RtEslhN BATH HOUSE. Natural poNirs
water, eighty gallons per mingtS Sog, n ~
rMnWatcr-Whlto sulphur, magnesia and snrs
the pest battling water I'm the state II ,,ot a..
used az ~ Hot Syringe, drunk hot while Ian,
US W., ollk,e Nekets, - cents; i've tickets, 81
public square. ""N'' OO'hci
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
OUR ARMl'S DEDICATE SENSE
or HONOR.


our army is very small affair, but its
honor is rs big as prize pumpkin. In
fact, the honor is all there is about Il of
military nature. when the army was
reduced from 4 war footing several years
ago, the stock of honor was not cut down
in proportion, so that We now have AN
army of $4,000 TO support a supply OF
honor that sufliCcd for more than u
million troops throughout the war The
inequality of men to honor makes it hard
to support the disproportiouatc burden,
but our army, or, more correctly, our
army officers, me striving with COM
mendable ardor to maintain the contest
against great odds,
Here Is the case OF Capt, J II. Smith
OF Che Nineteenth infantry, who has
been the subject OF court-martial at
san Antonio Capt Smith monkcycd
with tickle fortune at the gaming table,
and lost slS5, which he declined to pay.
Thcreupon outraged honor convened a
courtmartial, That tribunal found him
guilty of the charge Of gambling
and regulating his debts, "but not
OF conduct unbecoming an officer
and gentleman" the dispatch
says. There Is painful ambiguity in the
language employed Was it for gambling,
or for falling to pay his losses, that he
WAS charged with conduct unbccoming an
officer and a gentleman: And was the
finding Of the court-martial in the nature
ola decree that gambling, OF itself, or
failing 60 pay gambling debts, is not con-
duct unoccoming an officer and a gentle
man: The honor Of the army is con
ccmed here, and this question should not
be left opeu 70 cause trouble in the future
The court found Capt. Smith guilty OF the
charge, but did not think that charge
complchonded such breach OF honor as
20 convict him of conduct unbccomipg an
officer and a gentleman, We must infer,
of course, that in the opinion of the
officers composing the court, gambling
and diShonoring gambling debts is be-
coming conduc. Tor an officer
and gentleman But does It re-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

claimed to have been injured in their
cornmarcial standing by false information
concerning them circulated by Brad
streets agency. The presiding justice
thus declared the laws "Thc Bradstrcet
company claim that their communications
are privileged. This may be so between
subscribers and the company, but Is not
so as regards third parties, aud win not,
under the circumstances, be considered
as such The company showed a great
lack Of prudence in conveying their in
formation, and must submit TO the la" y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
RIsINEss CtLANCIas

METER " CERTIFICATES for sale los stew.
' art y llabicht, Austin. Tex.
EOR RENT or - E-stoyau MOTEL fur
Il nishcd. Dinner, two trains each ,yar.
For information address j. - stoyall, IIico,
Ten.
StilIr your game to j. II Robinson, butcher
- aud dealer in game 1913 Main street, Fort
Worth. satisfactory returns made
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY!. f. Wbltakcr
WI the yincculturist, offers a great reduction
In grape roots; will sell until further notice i'm
lots from 900 to 1900 at Sli Il thousand already
packed anu ready for shipment, and will shin
{. q, u. to any address. | must have money
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
THOSE Large suits. +"

T IFI'T T INV TT0TF
Upon the examination Of the tilc docket
Tor The district court OF palo Pinto county,
We ind the following suits llcd, viz:
No .G81, l.. II. Taylor vs., c. b. Rainos,
Jr', et' al, which means c. Il. lAncs,
Dr. and the Democrat Publishing compa
ny of Fort Worth.
No. G5G Il. X. Taylor IS. c. Il, Ralncs,
Jr., ct. (which means c. Is. Raiues, Jr.,
and the Dallas Daily Herald.
The former suit was fled on the 18th,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

inst, and $4,000 damage IS asked for
defamation Of character. The latter suit
was fled on the 18th inst, and $4,000
damage Is asked for the same as above.
We arc Of the opiuion that the Judge
has combination of circular saws to
fight BY the time he gets through he
may be badly used up, We have observed
that those who sue for damages for de-
iamation Of character. generally get more
defamation than money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
Distributed nj Fort yyortb.

iampasas Dispatch, Eagle.
Tho elaborate system of railroad con
nection at Fort Worth now enables the
proprictors of the Dispatch-Eag TO put
the paper in the hands of all our North
Texas subscribers ut the earliest possi-
ble moment after leaving the press.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

Bon INGERsOrL is soon To leave Wash
mg'on city and take up his residence in
New York Pagan Bob couldn't stand
the Outstanding air OF a Democratic adj.
mnlslratlOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

AnoMaU lease law, let in the settlers,
The Illegal fences will como down.
This is a prediction, not threat Actual
settlers win lind remedy, If Illegal
fences are not bolstcrcd by lease law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

In seems that all that blow by the Her
aid about II protecting press, new type,
electric Lights etc, was big bluh, The
News threw down and the Herald rakcd
I'M tho pot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

AlB, MINIS is expected to do some good
work for tariff reform this winter Be
fore the adjournment Of congress we
want the protection folks 10 mud ont that
i the Mills Of the gods grind slowly he
grinds exceedingly nnc, and that they are
reduced 20 dust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
TO THE PUBL{C.

The only authorized travelling cor
tcspondcuts and agents Of TnE GAZETTE
are Il. w. Robertson and X, w. Hunt
ANY assistance rendered or fayors shown
these gentlemen will be appreciated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

MIR, e, Il. OVERALL ha. purchased the
Jefferson News. Col, W, T., Estes the
former editor Of the News, steps down
from the tripod in a graceful yalcdictory.
Im GAzErrE regrets to part with Mr..
Estes. Mr., Overall is an experienced
journalist, and sc wish him success in
his new venture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
rhr oct ur ma Cot.

Albany Ncws
Fort Worth has the get-up-and.gct that
makes towns great, and THE GAIErrE
should be credited with possessing n
large share Of the Forts enterprise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

ruL GA2rrrE bias % special representative At
TYLER who reports the decisions OF the higher
4AgGrTE prompt tcleguphic announcement of
Ali decisions,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

TuE Moscow riuory says "Swan
stock may now be quoted at 10 In East
Texas, and stnl booming"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

TurFE is something pititul In the
ST. ping out Of the Herald toy the money of
40, own people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

w tNrED-A house containing i've or sin
w rooms. WITHIN four or five blocks of post.
ollico. Address 81 W. care OF Gazette 'ncc
WANpEu-To trade one Of the finest iruii
w farms In the stale for u nice residence In
Fort Worth. Address i. o. bon No. 500 forpar.
ticMlArs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

WuEN the president Of the United
states ordered the Illegal users OF public
land to yacatc, they vacated, when the
governor OF Texas ordered the Illegal in
closors OF public school land 10 yacatc
they put their right thumb mp to their
nose, wiggled their fingers, and told the
high aud mighty. chief executive to
'choesc Il, Gully and he is choosing Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
Observation-Disclosures
MANrEn-NlIsCEIlANrnrs

DOAkDlNG--Friyate boarding for gentlemen,
- win or without lodging, can be had at i2l
south Calhoun street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

TnE land beard is stlll at sea as to its
policy Somc want one thing done, some
another, TO cufoUo the Enclosure act.
One thing Is plain, If we may believe the
grass commissioners: there are millions
of acres Of land illegally lncloscd, Why
Is thiS state % affairs auowcdy The
lease law was the remedy that was TO
prevent Illegal Enclosure, There is now,
probably, more land under fence without
legal right than ever before, after several
years experience Of lease law, with a
leaSo-law administration to enforce it,.
The fact is, that law is failure, and
60 will have 10 be So confessed and ahan.
doned by It's foolish supporters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
YANTED-MALEmNLp.

NTANTED--A few good brick LAYERS. Np.
w Ply at once to Parks Pickles, Brown
wood, Ten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

JUDGMENT has been awarded against
Bradstrceps commercial agency for dam.
ages IN thu sum OF $1,000 The plaintiffs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
MOOMs FOK RENr.

kOR tENI-Furnishcdf front room, newly ma
pered and painted Apply at 600 Pecan st.
FOk RENT-Nccly furnished rooms: apuly
4l9, corner Fourth and Grove streets W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
WEDNESDAY, monNING, NOVEMBER -

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fde circulation of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
WANT COLUMN.
wANrEp-rEMALE nELp.

| ADV AGENTS OF tact wanteo for our bust
i ! and form developer; no humlug; Endorsed
by physicians write for sealed dc Cription
and terms. Erie Med Co.. Buffalo, " Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
nArrs or sUuscrlpTIoN.

Vn MN oNUntNfNENet
fPos,ags Prepaid by The iubhshers)
Daily Ncchly' o, ,o
nan year....... SO 0O one Year ..t......fl bJ
~ months. ..... % SIX MOuths ...,.. %
Tbiee Months. 90 Three Months,.., %
DKLIYRRKD nv CARRfERS:
cr Week .......tt,.,, ~ ccut1'
aates of Advertising Furnished ON Appl-
cation.
P.7siffanccs IN drg6, p0sioNCe money oTder OF
q. rrglsserctf letter, AZ riet ~ Office
COTYespoHdencr Is collected upon OIL ne'eS s'o-
isctg. ,-.
f,onp, Attenuation NJ epents and He'rs happen
t.gT on general interest solicited, aud riH be
properly compensated.
IN COMMUNICATIONS iHtcisied lsr publication
s,,ff Dc accompanied By The rT5tcr6 name ant nd.
drefl-s.ot I'm publication bat as az crtdchce 81
PGyfiss writing 10 TIM GAZETTE on biisiHss
p,t5oadl 10 fhemselrcs uiH please iHctOac damP Jor
repiv. .,,
dh lstcys relating 10 business ~ my Kind aotiH
p. cadrrs7ed 10 TIM GAZETTE FeH Worm rec.
DFaOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

Oh, yes Oh, yes! Auction prices at
Belts clearinghouse; closing out; 800
Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

TEAR down the Illegal fences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
no THE pUBLIC.

Parties having bills against TuE GA
zErrE viii please present them promptly
ON the lot Of each month, On the 10th
of each month every bin Of every kind
will be settled In full, II found correct.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-07-09
HOW IT WAS DONE.
Marshal Decker, Of Papillion, Tells
About the Shooting of Young
Blake.

o. G. Decker, the city marshal Of
Papillion, the man who shot young
Blake Last Monday night while trying 70
capture him, visited the metropolis last
evening. He says that Blake's wound is
a very dangerous one, and will In all
probability prove fatal. In relating the
shooting and capture to q BEE reporter,
Mr.. Decker said that he had caught hold
of and was OBTAINING two other tramps
who were with Blake, and another officer
arrested him, But he struggled with
that officer and got away from him
and started to run. Decker then handed
his two prisoners over to the sheriff and
then went in pursuit of the fleeing fugi-
tive. During the chase he fred four
shots, each time commanding Blake to
stop, but he paid no attention to the
command, more than to Increase his rate
of speed. Finally the marshal "drew q
tead," fred at his mans back, and
drought him down" Blake says that
he came to Omaha from Pennsylvania,
neal Pittsburg. The other prisoners were
released yesterday.