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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
ALAN An oRnER cOuNTY.
The Grand jury Congratulates the People
of Tnrrant ON the Decrease of Crime.

The Grand jury Congratulates the People
of Tarrant on the Decrease of Crime.
After being in session week the grand
Jury adjourned finally Yesterday for this
term Of the district court. lt returned
thirty-four indictments for the week, three
felonics and thirty-One misdemeanors.
The total number OF bills returned Is 1870,
only twenty-three of which are felony
cases a better showing is rarely made
by any county, either in Texas or else
where The following report OF the Jury
will be gratifying to every citizen OF Tar
rant ard reflects much credit upon the
vigilance of her officers, as well as the
law-abidng character of her citizens;
TO the Hon. r. T.. lIeckham. Judge District
court Of Tarrmt County;
The grand Jury beg leave TO make the
following report We have made careful
inquiry into and concerning all violations
of the law throughout the county that
have been brought TO our notice We
have presented one hundred and thirty
Q30) bills during this term of the court.
We lind that the sunday law Is being en-
forced throughout the city and county
with only an occasional secret violation
Public gambling has also been almost en-
tirely suppressed, and the gaming that
has been done in the city for some time
has been done secretly. We find that
crime of all character is on the decrease
in Tarrmt county, only one felony hav-
ng been committed in the county since
our last sitting, three weeks ago. We
have visited the county jail and found it
in good condition and well kept The
prisoners, as far as we could learn, are
well treated in every respect,
From the number of prisoners, In fact,
and the amount of work to be- done in
grading them, we would respectfully
recommend the commissioners court TO
employ and pay two jail guards at the
expense Of the county We believe this
would be doing Justice TO the sheriff, rs
he has now to keep two guards, and the
compensation allowed him by law is not
adequate to Justify him IN paying for the
services OF two guards. We have not eX-
amincd the books OF the county officers
nor oil the poor-iaru, being satisfied that
( ii is not necessary TO do 80.
/ We also desire to return our thanks to
the court, the sheriff and his deputies and
our bailifs, the county attorney and dis
trict clerk for the assistance given MS and
for the uniform courtesy extended toward
us. b +. ELLINGTON,
Foreman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
TAYLOR 4 BARR.
Houston & Texas Central RlY.

The only an steel rail line IN the stare
Tho only line IN reNHs running two daily rafs
sengCr trains each way With Pullman PAfluf
cars on day trains and Pullman Sleeping cara
on hight trains. and With ~ connections. f1tm
the only double dally route from Northern aud
Central TCNas 10 New Orleans, where inmlCti
ate connections are made with throuEh'rai
liucs for an poinia N0rih and East
The hortot me heiwoeu Texas KAnfafcliy
Hannibal ana louis; nnd inYprhbie fphtlg
va DUulsou AMI Missouri Pacific linilNhN y
kansas tltN. Hannibal " "a, Louis 10 Nv pulnls
East, Nolllta asa WosL
uhrnuRh Shoppers every day 0ncli way bNwoen
New Onchns aud ~, Louis gla Lafayette iAt
Houston, DALLAS shmlnau ana nenlson. lfsAM
ANA ttrucc VA Missouri paeiHc illlNHyi
through thp Indian Territory, via Fort scpll,
Kan, and sodniia Mo.
slccpcfs daily cacn way, between Houston
and Auatiu.
rhoHgh tickets from or 10 any point u Crest
Britain on continent ~ kumprsi HE hohsion
8 JcKHs central Halfway, md NJ rail " New
iUfk thence Via North German lloyd VINE
star, iuHan. state, rotterdam and ialah
steamship Lines, on sdla II inppran, iinlipps
Nictorlu, sun Ant0nio. Marion, scgqin, NfimA,
LgbrHnYo, Columbus tiatoun, sgllnlennrif'
san Marcus, Round lioch, New ifaunlel' hprA
dale, ,,
HB Pcrsons desiring 10 purchase nIepqa
tickels 10 send Z" friends IN Europe WI tAfs
money by consulting our nEtnif,
Ca FOR Information a. 70 rates " itfltnh
passaEr, routes. 81. AMY hyperion q ~ lgiiH
ink4 ~ lLOOu, Ticket AEenti DAnaA .iese
DANit RiPLIsY. +. ~ a. FAnLHNhh N, fsAi
j, WALuO Pros. Texas Manager ii0ilsLon lsa'
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no USE TO DESPAIR.
There is Vet ''Balm in Gilead'' for all the
Sufiering aud Aniicted.

There is Vet "Balm in Gilead' for all the
Suffering aud AAiicted.
The success, that has attended DR. j.
Lyman Wesley, the noted specialist, dur
ing his stay az Fort Worth has attracted
widespread attention and caused hun
dreds TO visit him who had almost ADAM
doned all hope OF relief In a
great majority of Instances the sufferer,
were either entirely cured. or they We're
greatly benefited from the treatment they
received. DR.. Wesley lays no claim TO
miraculous power, yet some OF the cures
performed ny him seem almost miracu-
lous IN their nature lie can tell Il pa
tient what his peculiar trouble IL without
examining him, and with this rare gift he
possesses the highest curative skill. The
reader would be astonshcd al the mag
nitudc of the list Of those who have been
treated by Dr.. Wesley during his sojourn
IN Fort Worth None have gone away
dissatisfied, but all have left
with blessings on their lips, aud
gratitude in their hearts for the benefits
they had received. Below are the names
OF only few who were under DR.. Yves
ley'> treatment;
Mr.. j. l.. Haynes of Weatherford tells
a GAIErrE reporter that he was Il suf-
ltItI lIDlu IHtNllluliNHi. anu hlultN anu
liver troubles, Tor many months, but now,
after being treated only two weeks, as
sertS that he Is a perfectly well man.
Mr.. +. j. Otis, Dallas, was also seen,
He has experienced the most seyere,atic-
tion from sore eyes and granulated lids.
He was treated five weeks, and is to-day
free from his old trouble.
Mr.J. r. Wade OF Cleburnc has been
deaf between three and four years. a
little over a month ago he came to see
DR.. Wesley, and now he says he can hear
almost as Well as anybody.
Mr.. j. f. Pease OF this city has been
treated for cutauh and intiammatory
rheumatism with perfect success.
Mrs f. OF this city, great sufferer
from a peculiarly aggravated female com
plant, after going abroad for relief,
but in vain, conRded herself to DR., Yves
leyS care and cannot find words to OK
press her gratitude for the good he has
accomplished
Mr.. Darby of Mansfield says he Is in
better health now than fordwo years past.
He was very much broken down, but is
now almost as strong as ever.
Mrs H. of Fort Worth has suffered for
three years with catarrh and bronchial
troubles. After six weeks treatment she
says She is entirely cured.
The doctor may be consulted at his
rooms IN the plckWick hotel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
End OF a rnmnu. VIII suit.

Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEN, oct l7.-County
court has been occupied for the past five
days trying an interesting will contest
The suit came mp before Judge Austin
in the form OF an application by Samuel
Bennison for the probate of what he
alleged TO be the last will and testament
of Hugh Bennsou, an old and highly
respected citizen OF Galveston, who died
In July, lSs2. Edward w Maumc and
his sister, Mrs Lille Owens, the wife Of
Acting sheriff w. =. Owens, were de-
fe ndants IN the suit, and denied the val
idity or existence of the alleged win
offered for probate by Samuel Bennison.
The property involved in the suit is
valued at $4,000. This property for
several years past has been in the I'M
disputed possession OF Maume aud Mrs.
Owens as the heirs OF their mother, who
was the second wife Of Hugh Bennison,
the deyisee Samuel Bennison, the plain
tiff, was the iavorite nephew OF old Hugh
Bennison, ana claimed that his uncle
made a second will, which was malicious
~ destroyed after the latter's death +,
wherein he devised large portion OF his
estate TO The plaintiff and his brother
Walter, who lives in England. The les
tmony IN the case has been vol
luminous, aud the hearing has attracted
general attention. The defendants
have q large circle Of influential friends.
The case was given TO the jury about
noon to-day, and after half an hours
dellheFation. they geturned a verdict IN
favor OF the defendants This verdict
establishes the title 20 the property IN
present possessOrS, and confirms the
validity OF the will probated some years
ago, wherein Hugh Bennison devised his
property 70 his wife, the mother Of Mr..
Maume and Mrs ovens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
Declared Unconstitutional.

opcClNi 10 lnH bAH'lNts
TEXAREANA, TEX, Oct l5.-In the
ease of the Injunction Of The citizens OF
Bowie county against TcXarkana for the
county seat an adverse decision for the
latter place was yesterday rendered.
The whole gist Of the matter is as fol
lows: After listening TO the arguments
of lawyers on the validity Of the law regu-
lating the removal OF county sites, Judge
Mclean decided that the act OF the legis-
lature is unconstitutional and void, and
that the election recently held in Bowie
county, whereby a majority of more than
two-thl'ds OF the voters determined that
the county seat should be removed from
Boston TO TeXarkana is annllity aud with
out warrant of law
This decision IS one OF the most inn
portant that has been rendered IN Texas
for many years, and Will attract the at-
tention OF lawyers throughout the state,
whilst 10 win occasion much confusion,
unsettle property values and create great
CONSERVATION in those counties which
have moved their county seats according
TO the provisions OF the act now declared
unconstitutional and void
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

Special 20 the Gazette
WAXAuAGuE, Tx, oct H.. Nne OF
tire various cases against John Farar Ct
al. for debt aud attachment were tried
this week ~ the district court The
plaintiffs IN the several cases got jndg-
mrnt foI the principal but lost the inter
est under the law as the defendant
pleaded usury.
The new iron bridge over the Waxa-
hachie creek AZ the foot OF Lafayette
street, built by Che Canton Bridge eOmpa-
ny 81 Canton, Ohio, has Just been com
pleted and was formally opened this even
ing.
W. II. Hawkins, d horse thief from
Arlington, IN Tarraut cOyniy, was cap-
tured On this county Thursday night
by the city marshal and deputy sheriff.
Hawkins claims 10 haye had the animal
hired from a livery stable there at sl.25
per day.
on account Of the inability Of the rail
road company To move the cotton from
the yards here, fl has taken tninble
and only brings s.85 ~ 8.50r. All the
cotton yards are full. Wheat y worth
15c and cotton seed iUc.
Rev. -. r. Grafton has resigned bis
position a. pastor 81 The Cumhcrland
Presbyterian church % Aeceanf 81 az
health
slrs IA z Giles 81 Austin = 81 the
CITY in ffe interest u thi Disabled eNe
confederate soldiers borne ~ Austin.
She Is ne guest 81 her Sister, Mrs. VI =,
Iofs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

oVVVIdI 70 JIG VNLFITVs
lIEMrsrEAp, Ten, Oct l7.--G. C..
Burton, one OF the butchers ordered TO
leave town within five days. left last
night. } Mass still refuses to go. lie
claims he has nowhere to 30, and this be.
ing his home for twenty-five years, he is
going to stay. He has called on Sheriff
McDade for protection. His time expires
to-day The good citizens of our little
city >ynpathize with him. II is generally
supposed that the trouble viii all blow
over.
The oil mill that burned Friday night
was only insured for $4,000. Ilowser
had 10 Insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
Georgetown.
speclolto The Gazett,

Special 10 the Gazette.
GEoRGEroWN TEX, Oct IT, Cotton
is coming in rapidly. The receipts up 10
date are 3f7j.
Dengue still holds the fort here: nearly
every man, woman and child has been
treated 10 a dose.
Clanton, who killed Cook at Round
Rock a few days ago, was bound over
without bail TO await the action OF the
grand jury. He has employed Fisher q
Towues OF this place TO defend him
Yesterday one OF the chain ganG at
tempted 20 escape, but Marshal Brady
fired several shots ia the air, which
caused the gentleman 10 stop short,
when he was brought back.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
MANN on ,le,lcnn .A..n..ln..

Special 10 the Gazette.
EAGLE PASS, TEN., oct 1.-THE McNi-
can portion OF the town known as the
fats, furnishes another victim 70 the Mex
lean assasSins' list. Last night about
O'Clock, rs Mexican named Anoclctc
CaToos and II companion were walking
along dark street they were ordered to
halt by six other McNicans Some high
words passed when two OF the attacking
party named Nasquez and Gnnlelas pulled
their pistols and fired three times at Car.
rolos, the shots taking effect IN his abdo-
men and right leg, The murderers then
fed for Che bridge, gaining the Mexican
side of the river, followed by two shots
from Carrolos without effect. Vasqucz
aud Gonzelas fred several shots also as
they ran. The alarm was soon given IN
town when a party Of Americans and
others went down TO the river and
brought the wounded man home, where
he died this morning. The murdcrcrs arc
now safe from pursuit in Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
snnnish Fort.

Correspondence of the Gazette
SPANISH FORT, TEX., oct lj,-Our
community is enveloped in dhc deepest
gloom, occasioned 10y the death of Miss
Lee Graham, which occurred yesterday.
The funeral took place to-day from the
residence Of her father, Mr.. } p. Gra-
ham.
a cowboy employed by l.. 5. Williams
Territory near here yesterday, and was
thrown from his horse ana had his leg
broken. lie lay out all night When
found this morning he had crawled about
half mile toward the camp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
Isin.
corre.nondencc of Ia Gnlelte.

NVTT7F TT7ITI1iV Nv u IITN w w
ELGlN, Ten, Oct. IG.--Morgan Lewis
came Ia town this morning 20 surrender
10 the authorities for murder alleged 20
have been committed by bin near this
place abou. two years ago A negro
named Newt Starkey was killed and
the circumstances point % Lewis As
the one who did the deed. lie surreu-
dcred 70 stand his trial before he district
court, which assemblies at Bastrop on the
18th.
Mr.. w II. Rivers, a prominent mer-
chant here, was presented by hi wife
yesterday with a line baby boy.
Mr. oscar strauss, living q few miles
from town, il also the father Of beauti-
iul girl badly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

PILor PuINr. TEN., Oct ~, The
Pccos eNcursionists arrived home this
morning They invested S2j0o In town
lots. They speak IN glowing terms OF the
now colorado.
Mr. J. i. Elmure, who is the posseSsol
Of a splendid farm near this city, arrived
home from Arkansas Thursday evening,
accompanied by Mrs Ella Moore Ell.
more whom be married the day previous
The protracted meeting la progress At
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
continues with an increasing interest
Bcys Rogers of Collusyille and Bone %
Whitesboro are conducting the services
AR W, Mckinney held colt show To-
day which attracted the multitude Soy
eral very tine colts were eNhibitcd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

snceInI 10 Ia Ga1olLe.

spccIUI 20 Inc Galoile,
VERNON, TrX., oct. County court
has been IN session for two weeks. Botl
the civil and criminal dockets were
heavier than ever before About $1,000
of fines and forfeitures were taken in.
The dockets were pretty well cleared
Rain is very much needed, SO as to ena-
bic farmers 10 plow for wheat.
There are Il great many new corners ar
irving.
j. \. linn was licensed to day to teach
school In this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
fnn.tnn.


H0lsToN, TEX., oct. l7.-A railroad
laborer named George Raeder last night
attempted 70 outrage the person OF Mrs.
Donnciy, the wife Of construction fore
man, but was prevented by the arrival of
assistance brought by her screams. lie
was arrested this morning aud Is now IN
jail. lie was p0arder az the house.
THREE $50 counterfeit tiils haFc been
fAssed upon CITIZENS here To-day, but
nobody haF been captured The work y
supposed ~ ~ the Followers 81 tho rifrns
which exhibited to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
ssrThe 18Iaclt Flag"
,rn,An nut rhrec.

,ygsAIl usu Three.
". Ill Brown, the inventor of the mag
.-eto-clectric telephone, has died his pat
NN-nt papers In all the Countries of Europe
ut Portugal, Denmark and Russia, and
hose Interested are expecting the pat
n PTS daily. 1t IS learned from Mr.. Shut
aie gsr thar Campbell, the electrician in the
IS.s d MINK, az tnsti,, f,,,l,i 80. -, =.
& Clupsrn'f "a ''"HV'n VI "Il'' Vas present ~
,Xa N<op-hllie test not loh9 since when the
NJ. Ores tsed Were part on land and part
ias' ibnlarine cables. lie was delighted and
lexpresscd himself. Several very fine
thdAsl lalgc instruments are now being
andajadt tOr tine great dual test
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
THO BLACK Flag

,ouuiy Court.
The September term of county court
xpired yesterday by limitation. The
Glowing cases were disposed of.
Charles Gray vs.. c. j. SwaSry ct al. I:
adgment for plaintiff for SsG40 and
DstS.
sWs al Huffman VS. Hicks 4 Putnam;
ldgment for plaintiff for amount OF note
led on.
3 New pials were granted in the cases of
\ ] January vs.. Theo. and W. q. Finley
I'D MI. Trimble vs.. 4. T.. Peace.
i Several cases were appealed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
COBE'The Black Flag

Cote 40" ns'' sis.
Myra Goodwin closed her engagement
III, fe last night in isis While it was
~ a great success financially, the spark
~" as little soubrette won reputation
~ win ever afterwards make her a
~ osite in Fort Worti She has prim
~ ures a pretty face and a voice that will
! n i aElthc demands upon it in her par
au MI ular lhe. While certain amount of
w ildishneSs betlays her extreme youth,
~ She Possesses a grace and artlessnesS
on. manner that demand, not ask, admira-
oosn. II would not be far from the truth
Of III I'm ,ybira Tr - ,l,,.,',, 49,, t a.,
wSi,,ash tbrsqt n ~ y,illi,,, - III a.,
.diction that at no distant day the
'wn' rid will come to regard her as grcntcr
ton "a elthcr Lotta or Mitchell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
In Dure,s tnc.

special TO the Gazette.
BROWNSVILLE, Ten, Oct. l7.-Autonio
Gonzalas was captured at the .lacetado
rancho to-day and brought here and jailed
10 await trial.
Felipe NclasqueZ, one of the supposed
murdercrs Of Getrudu> Navarro, was ar
rested and jailed above Nlatamoas to-
day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
TIC BLACK I'lag-@
Z co,nnrittce Gone.

aM he committce Gone.
>. 3be north.bound Missouri Pacific last
s , gllt had ON board Mayor Smith and
1essfs Paddock, w. G.. Turner, Brtton,
ViIT, y. Boaz Kennedy, Humphreys Oar
lhlllsr, O. II Rlntleman aud +. b. Daggctt
p werc in good spirits, and will repre-
ent Fort Worth faithfully and we'll. The
In,Iunost harmony existed, so a solid front
II lSilhe presented before the st. Louis
'S'uagnates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
BABY HUMORS
InfantiIe and Birth Humors Speedily
Cured by Cuticura.

I'or Cleansing tho skin ana sealpof lirlh
II llumpts, FOR allnyinE hching, burning and
inflammation, Tor curing TIE first symptoms of
EczHnI, JsurHsir, MIR irtrL sculd Head,
Scrufula and ntllcr Inherited skin hnd blood
dl.Vascs. tutitura, the great skin turc, and
Cuticura soap, an eSquistr skin BrHuttpr.
cNicWHly, and tutitura Itesnlyeut. ibc new
Blood luriNcr, internally, arc intallihr. Ab
AulitIt uuru
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

NJ Is French plaids new styles % TO sOc.
" Is "a inch satin Rerher, late novelty, g5c,
as Is stinch nannel suitings, new shades,
llwool - TO Sic
50 T. Is pieces body cashmere, 50 inches, IN
all the most stylish shades, al csc,
these are great bargain.
go Is French cashmere, street aud evening
shades 40 inches, i1c 20 3l,UO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

The weather at present Is very propl-
tious for gathering crops, which Is being
done with all possible speed
\ protracted meeting has been in pro-
grcss at Old Caddo seminary for the past
two weeks, which still continues and is
accomplishing great good. The meeting
is conducted by Rev. l.. =. Philips
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

rpeciai 70 lhe ffaAfttc-
J0sHCa, TEX, oct 1.-THE dengue
fever has made is appearance In our lit
lie city. There II only one case, however,
at present.
Mrs. Cant, q widow lady, living lew
miles from town, died very Suddenly 90
day with what MAS supposedtc &c aenSie
fever.
A slight frost icll III this community
"Wednesday rlofninE y" dapiHse was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
In want of a Buyer.

"a tlt NNNtlAts
SUNSET, TEN, oct, lG,-The cotton
crop of this section, though not up TO
the average, is turning out much better
than was anticipated afew weeks ago. a
large quantity of the staple comes here
for shipment, hut great deal more would
come If we had Il regular buyer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
rrnmn klllcd b, a rrnIn.
special TO the Gazette.

QUEEN CITY, Tex, Oct, l5.--An I'M
known tramp was Knocked on the track
and killed this morning by the south
bound train. lie was deaf aud did not
notice the approach of the train until too
late TO get off lie never spoke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
The Black Flag
Adny Party.

any nisFAday Party.
Ig'' n Ffiday evening last a brilliant AZ
2 fFsAplYOf young folks were present at the
% ~tainment given in honor Of Miss
} "a IA kaiser's birthday by her parents,
STAN and Mrs. sam, Kaiser, az their resi-
Y HAlee % Lamar street.
'go sktAefe IL one thing that viii freshen
woo t'tsA I've ones memory Of their own
tne &4Inss merry childhood, il Is TO Wit
ugh ~ele unsophisticatcd Joy and loyeli-
&HNouth AZ we saw u portrayed IN
eeFk quality On that occasion. After
'ul"e &t.ht Nth tbcal as we did ID their
The oerees for a time, the hostess
loT4 81. e. Nth an Imitation 10 ) liable
~ ~ IN. Glen With ali the delicious
"A <. I'm ~ !. 1nries which the mind of an
,'''A'''H y iouSewife coald snggast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

special TO the Gazette.

BAIRD, Ten, oct. ~ The commits
sjoners' court met at the courthouse yes
terday and received the furniture for the
courthouse from the contractor, Mr.. j.
b. Smith OF Austin.
All of our citizens who visited pccos
City returned this morning, and report
having good time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
IrThc BLACK I'Iae-e7


m tA.Hlet tourt.
niusthe iury in the damage suit OF j. j.,
n tlaxes, against the lIigbee, Randall &
IN Ring Co., was discharged by Judge
lsn1 ekhAp We sterday, after having been out
III days without finding verdict
mrs Che case Of }. =, Smith ct al. vs..
be ieos. leach, et al, TO try title TO a lot in
n, IA city is sim on trial, and will be con-
igcened Monday
eersRwo applicants for license 10 practice
, chss, y, w Gillespie and O. NJ. Kern,
re examined by committee consist
ro Of MessrS. Hyde Jennings. Ross
81 Win and II NJ. Chapman, who re-
sl6n'ted iavorably on The applications
* che criminal docket Will be taken up
~ Iaonfow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
4 wandering jew.

Special to the Gazette.
ENmr PASS, TEX, oct ~ Spro. the
Jewish merchant who was closed out
yesterday by attacmI euts served in the
interest OF San intonio merchants, was
seen six miles below town to-day on
foot, and told sectiuu-man that he was
a wandering jew and had not friend on
earth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
In Grasp of the Law.


FL PAso, Ten, oct. l7.-Tom p. Var
nell, the wealthy >tockman who has long
been wanted in Hin county for murder
and outrage, was taken from here this
morning toward the scene of brutal eX-
PLOTS. He was captured at the Magda-
lena mines, Mexico, by Sheriff Mckinney
of lliil county