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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

The sudden departure of II. NJ lloxlc,
frat ylce-prcsldont aud general manager
Of the Missouri Pacific railroad, on sun
day evening last for Now York, following
close upon the PRONUNCIATION Of the circu.
lar appointing Abraham Gould 10 the po-
sItion Of purchasing agent of the MIS-
souri, Pacific, vice II. Is. Lyle, has caused
commotiOn partaking of the SENSATIONAL
IN the upper railroad circles. Abra'
ham Gould Is u brother OF Jay
Gould, and his appointment came
from the latter source. lie was
sent here In February last az assist
ant 20 Mr.. Lyle, aud IL WAS predicted at
that time that ns soon as he learned the
ropes he would be Installed as chief OF
the division, but the heads OF the roads
did not put any faith IN the rumors, as
Mr.. Lyle had been with the company dur
Ing period Of fifteen yc0rs, during half
OF which tmc he has been purchasing
agent Of the company, performing his
duty with care aud fidelity, This being
the case, Notwithstanding the warming
of almost year ago, the notification
Of change aud the circular following
calling for the resignation Of Mr. Lyle
aud the appointment Of Mr.. Gould came
like n thundorbOlt. Mr.. llOxie protested,
but 10 no avail, as Jay Gould persisted
and wanted the change made az soon as
possible, as ho was going away and de-
sired 10 have the matter settled before
bis departure. Consequently Mr. Lyle
stepped down and out and nv. Gould, the
brother, stepped up and Ia, and II now IN
fun charge. Mr. lloxie Is said 20 have
Yielded, but on reflection thought more
seriously Of the principle involved ID the
ease, and became convinced that II he was
60 be responsible for the order and dis
clpiino Of the eompany'e employees and
the conduct Of rs affairs, he could not
AFFORD 10 be- oyerrIddon and hive appoint
ments made over his head. Tbs conelu-
sion, Il il claimed, Is what took him 70
Now York, aud It u strongly limited that
II he does not succeed Ia having the cir,
cular revoked aud Mr. Lyle reinsated he
win tender his resignation aa general
manager. This result Of tho protest en-
tered by Mr.. IIoxe n laughingly denied
by railroad people who should be on tue
inner circle, but II ~ learned on good
authority m channels connected with The
heads Of the company that such com
plication has been suggested with some
force ~ Globe. Democrat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
MnrshalI wan Mover I,.,,,ye

~ Louis, Mo- Dec. 7.--,fohn G.
Brown, general solicitor OF the Missouri
Iaclllc company, told u reporter to.dav
that the restraining order obtained by the
citIacns OF Marshall, Tex, 10 prevent the
removal OF The general Offices and shops
u tne leAaS D Pacific company 60 another
point was very amusing M woll ma
an absurd proceeding, inasmuch as The
removal was never contemplated. The
pant OF the mercantile department OF the
IeNps s Pacific az Marshall cost the
company over 100000, aud they have no
idea OF abandoning It. There has been
no removal Of the general Offices from
Marshall since 1881, except the land de.
partlncnts, which were sent TO Dallas
about two yoarsago. GOV, Brown says the
company was cniOlned from doing what
II never had the romotcst idea OF ,olnp
and could not do without mourning d
heavy loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
CLRBURSE.


nal Cases in the District Court
Other Notes.
y the Gazette.
.lsrRSE, TEX, poe. THE climl-
gesql IN the district court to-day was
|lgSs The State of Texas W.. N. G..
|.l' melt OF n horse, mol pressed the
" Texas VI. Thomas Nichols, theft
w, pleaded guilty and given two
|q'ne states prlsonj the State Of
y. Rogers, conccallng stolen
|aM pleaded guilty and given two
y VIC penltentiaryj the State Of
W john Henry, theft, pleaded
4 aud given the usual
ieah IN the states prison
'se Of Texas IS. Charles smith,
|HNalcl, pleaded guilty and given
VA N The penitontIary.
4 oVite Of Texas vs.. John Mink,
E'f pleaded guilty.
,eloscd the day, with bright pros
pi Tomorrow.
KY Deihg the first Monday IN the
A, auu stray sale day, the city was
IA. .u MIN people from early In the
wv until late tonight. No dis.
81 T o. any kind occurred during
x. everything passed on quietly
s..sO'lDly But very little cotton
s'hht INTO market 10 day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
GAINESVILLE.
Too strcp Price tInrd on Ii6rns Thiof
Isig Law Suit.

Special 70 Tho Gasotto.
GAIEEsyitIE, Tx, Dec. ~. The
suggestion that tho city should pur.
chase the wntor.workH has caused somo
discussion ia our midst The general ln-
preston seems TO be that the price asked,
100000, If too steep, no Il ~ maintained
that Tho cost OF tho entire water system
Of the city did not exceed sBb, 900 Your
correspondent III Of tbs opinion TINT for
the present, ~ least, the watcf.wOrks VIII
remain In the hands VI the Gainesville
Water company
IN the district court Saturday, the suit
OF Trgmmcli Go, W.. the Stone Cattle
aud Pasture company for something over
$4,000 was tried and resulted la doGls.
ION ioi the plaintiff for the fnl amount
claimed This case was tried without
a Jury.
To-day Cato Perkins blended guilty 10
two indictments charging him with theft
Of d horse. and was given TIN years ia ihe
penitcntpry IN each case. A. rerldns
has already befn given seven years IN d
cake OF thrit OF bur1oas hc viii wear the
Zebra cloth for twenty seven years
10 Two caHps, IN each oi which Billy Poe
Waa uhurRed with tho theft of horse,
the prosecution Was dismissed
ln The McNesee robbery cnsn, IN which
ihe defendant WAS convicted ana given
Dye yeafs ~ The pen, o motion Tor new
trial viii Dc made
After dinner to-day, the case Of Sarah
watkins ~ al ~ Mfs. Kate Cannon,
was tBkcunp The plaintffs are heirs ~
Mrs Ann Cannon, deceased. The case
involves several hundred thousand dol.
lafa, and wiil bTing ~ great mGDy
knOtty legal points. Every Inch Of
ground II h0liy contested The PLAINTIFF
ore represented by Stuart Bailey, Mn
X I'M, and ". a. Blanton; the defendant
BY Davis & 0arnott
Trade Tor the past week has been quite
good, ana our merchants are pleased 40 q
consequence.
a. The Northern Methodist church yes
terday, Rev. a. II Ileat preached his
last sermon before leaving for the con
ference, and At the Southern Methodist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
THE MORMON SCARE.
smOgeld Has Nothing to Say About
the Movemcut of Troops.

smOgeld Has Nothing To Say About
the sIoyemont of Troops.
'alGo, ILL.,, Dec. 7. Licnt..Gen
Sheridan and lnspector-Gen.
klffyed here last evening, on their
h from tour Of investigation
vi New Mexico md the West. The
|aldeollned TO give any particulars
visit, except TINT he found every
/. ina satisfactory condition. Upon
4 asked regarding the report that
" States troops are being moved
dgercnt forts IN the West TO Utah,
|sllclpatlon OF trouble, the general
|Rd 70 iay anything. lie viii leave
|ihhlngt0n to-day.
k,den. Scho6cld, In answer TO In.
y said II would be impossible for
y glfo the public any information as
cause Tor moving troops west from
r. "lts merely II probationary
pre- he added, "and no serious
Ne j. anticipated Referring TO the
'Nhes OF yesterday, which INSERTED
ppops have been ordered 10 Salt
|ug TO protect the Gcntlles from
|lsned violence OF the Mormons, Gen,
PEA said he had seen the account
s0rssed the papers knew about as
iaonl the matter az the government
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Double-WIdth Dress Goods.

Vnipn Cashmere, ali tha now dark
SHADES thirty elK inch 81,
EnNlinh Cashmere, new TALL shades
forty four luuh e Al,
fteteh pAshmorcs, staple oolora forty.
mch a.., sn a. ~.
ftnneh Unshmerc street und evening
Hhgdo9, forty inch M RIO 90
1aahmerV pehNRe, miKod rrayA and
brown, forty two. inrh a. 10 4sc
Cope iplg, mixed grayH and brown
forty four inch III, Ia as,
ffUnrh Armurc blfda. eve offesta
forty four Inch . gSe
Amazon Cloth fashionable ahhdoH
forty sniX ,luth os,,
HunrlU Chrcks and ttfipUs late nov.
city, forty four Inch otc
Homo apuu TtlcQu, an c0lors. forty
four inuh .a M "a la Oor
French iricuts, complete Inc Of col
ORE, lfty ak Inch Xxx OoandT "a,
Fanel sniupgs, fnllline OF late ahados,
forty inCh ,,t, noe
tlnuncl euitngs, dark ahndos, nifty.
six luOh. .. ~ TAO
Wool Diagonal Nuitings Tor tailor.
mnde suite, my nch M LOO and 1 gae
plAlh flahnols forty inch a.. - 7bo
Flannel sacking, paidH, nfiy six.
inch co., 10 lOOnndl ono
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
DENTON.

BADLY iiurt-A Divorced phir Try u over
Again emerged with HiaBdor.
Special TO the 0asetie
DENTON, TEX, Dee. Tho town ~
overiiawlnR with people today, Attending
The salca uf Gstrayud stock
Mr.. Hugh Mckenzie, an OH ana we'll.
known citilon Of LowiHyillc, aorldontly
FEN down tho steps leading 90 Smith
Iattorff's office to-day and was badly
hurt.
Constable kneod Of Roanoke brought
Tom Heath 90 town to-day and turned
him over go tho laler, Tom IL charged
with abandoning woman,
Al interesting prolraniod meeting IN
being conducted al the q, Y, church hy
Rev. Rogers of Collinbyille
Mr.. w. j bBma and his divorced wllo
wele remarked to-day al tie Residence
OF Mr. g. II Barb, Esquire Withcrs
officiating,
Mr. whitehead editor OF The Index az
rllot Point, has beon doing the city TO.
day
Mr. a. II, Clarke Of Toledo, Ohio, "
visiting his old Denton trlonds,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
A SCENE AT A HANGING.
DrunIscn Rowdlcs Try TO climb the scnf.
fold.


LOUISVILLE, KY Dec, Joe CarN
was hanged this afternoon Mt Williams.
burg, Ky in the presence OF one thousand
people, lie was resigned to his fate and
said he believed the Lord would forgive
him for killing lcander Richardson. He
assembled the scaifold without trcmor.
some OF the crowd were very drunk, and
laughed and jokcd and great many of
them tried to climb the scaffold The
guards pushed them back aud then
threats TO tear It down were made. A
row was started and two shots fred. The
second shot fred struck Alice Sharp,
c0lored, In the head making
a bad scalp wound The womnn
screamed and for time there was great
excitement, but very soon perfect order
was restored. Early was asked If he had
anything 20 say, He rcplicd "No, I
am ready whom you are" The trap fen
aud Early was dead IN twenty minutes
from strHuguntlon The crime for which
Early was hanged was committed some
months ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
a DENTIST IN Trouble.
guegial 10 the Gaysttc.

san ANroEiO, Tx, Doc q. Dr. Fred Choaa,
one Of tho most prominent young deniists Ia
The CITY, was arrested 20 dry on charge 81
swindnnR preferred Uy Mr,j.n. Frank, mur
chant Cheaa gave so rhech ~ part payment
Tor some dry gandH on D'tOnnOr Sullivan,
aud when ihu check was presented II was diA
covered that CheaB md no money on deposit
there. Before Ms check was preacnied, how
pycr, Chose wrote a note "a Frank nsfinR HIN
not 10 pruscut H. ms there WAS some mistake IN
bis DAnh account, TIE note whs ala0 Mo- With
the 8tdayit charging winding u " taid That
this " not thr nrst time Cheers has owen q
check on a hank whore ho had no money on De-
pOHlt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
MOTHERHOOD.
4, Erie Telephone Attend
=. EIepc aud Marry in
Parker County.
arsnd opern-IIousc Opened
Wy, ~. aoniy woman's
~ IIoart."

,sryonp, Tx Dec. Last
1. rinsley and W II. Kleyn.
4 ~ s'.,mlpu TO be from Fort Worth,
4. county clerks Office and
w M clerk for aud obtained
y Y ,.snses. and at the same timo
~ ,,rrk not % diyul9e the secret
!. Ny Sunday, saying they dld not
", .ewspapor reporters TO get hold
Y a. n would give the boys In
l .,ne ioke on them before the
sgse6,selycs aud their afllnnced
y ansnnlmatod, and last night,
TX two beautiful young ladies
% tbe wost-bound train, took o
~ VA went 20 the residence Of
conl,es and Mr.. n. l.. Ttuslcy
N. naIsy Lobel Cummings, also
Eloynwprth. and Miss Molllo
I'm made happy by the bcnedic-
M marriage ceremony by the
sner which the two happy couples
,1e Carson & Lewis house aud
4 s,rers, whore they stu remain,
rake the enst-bOund train In tile
these weddings may be con-
4 !, omantIc, a. tlic ceremony was
4 IN about 3 O'Clock this morning,
A n heinz about five hours late. IL
n s,cd the contracting parties were
|llamlltou, who Is well known
n !, arrested In this city Saturday
H 4 BAYLOR on charge OF the theft
3 and was admitted 20 bail to-day
q an Of $500,
In 81. llogg, who lives near this
4 "a tried In the county court for
4 snd adiudgod insane.
\ nand opening Of the Haynes
4 susc was given tonight by Gard
A e0nly q Woman's Heart company,
x attended by over 1000 people.
|gmes deserves grYt honor for the
ysnenls Just completed by lloulcy.
4 Fort Worth, which makes the
|s1bn.o one Of the most attractive In
|ss. Weathoriord can nov boast OF
|Ntn.house, though our people suffer
I Unnecessary Inconvenience by the
|iamcnt IN seating these who hold
Ias for reserved seats. II IL the case
4 aicrtaIument that quite n number
|sod coupon tickets have 10 take
| shcn they can get them, which
y CONFUSION and great dissat'sfac.
Ishd should byall means be rcmodiod
ns
\ lIite son Of MIR, w. Wamplcr was
sn hon o running express wagon to-
ri had bis arm broken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

Correspondence Of iho Gngntlo

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Holman, TIN. nec. o. w. oar young Folks ato
booking forward with great ahAlnty 10 tho com
plttlnh Of The now lOrhinn house, 40 II hae
already hcen announced that II viii open with
grind Buca bali. given IN honor Of thG beau
lltul aud talented Miss Ada rurkliA. late Of
Marshall,
The grant ranle last night tor
The beautiful bed rnum ant vnutd NJ
100 gotten up by Messrs. Alexander aud
Nlenrlinan WnA won hy Ed WiliinmR
brr, whlrl was firty elk,
!. ", Chase, The new lfalnmnHior, spent gnn
any ln tho CitN John has " hnHt uf ffiondE here
win arc always GLAD 10 know OF hlH success,
nnd iipnhum thinks the oilcalh made n very
wfo selection ln placing him az the head Gt
thht Important department,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Aztec Ed,tors--A blessed Change.
.upclnI IN thn Gnyattn

~ lAso, TTN., Doc 1.-Two distinguished
Mexican editors with their altcudnnts arrived
here 10 DAY. IhlH N their frst entrance into
tour Oi The whole country, tat ingin Washing
ton 6Bd The other important oontrra, ana make
a study Of our Institutions.
Tho southern Pacific ava Tekaa Pacific ltnll
way companies win no0n. u h stated change
mo schedules Of theif passenger irnina 10 40 10
pcrmii ARRIVALS and dcpatturua IN the day time
instead OF night, as Rt prooont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

then proceeded 10 tho house of =. u. Short
udEe ana tfl0h To- procure an pntrnhcu hV
cutting th0 Stats of the window hiiudb
preparatory 10 raising The window AZ THIS
ihcN Wpre detected. AFR Nhurtfldra ap cared
GA The hccnc aud the bnrRlars beHt hh6ty fe.
treat. FROM thOre they went anvrfai Nunarns
aud irlcd 10 oiirci hu entrance into tho real
dpnoe ~ John jackson, but tie Noise Rwhl,pned
again iulled " d0nH eccm thai "A town of nrn
thousand people ought 10 nt least have Il niRbt
ppllro force, especially when the country b. fuii
Of worthless ifhmpB
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
nu,rl~p Court No,o..


pNtt,Ari TIM Dec, 7-1he Arcade store an
Elni tltsni WaH burdaflously entered irom HE
rear lnNt night ana d lot OF nickel plated
lgWulrN some mlVra, i0tln, Spoons, etc, wefn
stolen and carried away ,rhe burglar 0r
hNrghle Objected an rntfaure bf boring hnlu
utpuKii Tho door WITH nm nugor largo onunifl 10
ndnlt hand Whirh llnod the ifnn bar WIN
which me door wuH occurred,
Tho lall docket was taken ms IN the district
CON- 10 NhN' Ton hWpiheft was fUuhu guilty
OF tho charge of atealing II COW, nnd Sent 10 for
Two years. Tire raAH az tho stntn w. John
nnrdurr charged with fgbhiug Mr. lnpola M
ERgip Fora, has nocnpiod the court this after
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Ol0srd ~ Attnclnnent.


DALIAA, ghB. Dee 5.-F NJ ClOgg %, -
drug siOYG, mo Dallas pharmacy, % Elm strrrli
was closed bP attachment iaai hight ~ the ~.
loving parties, for The amounts nnneAnd 70
their nhnUHi t
The J, W. IrnNuua Drug company h]ah
pT NJ, n. NrWHoiR, on notes fihoV
~ ~ Mnf6Ock, on notice, Hii0,
OlivoF iifiggs. on note against CLOVER
NegaOtn. 800. aud Tor iG1 atinrh0y'e lfrs.
Levin < Martin, SO total, il,AoS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
territory rough- on rriai.

9 SNuu, AnK., Dec. 7.--Chas.
% Indian negro, was placed on
Y thc United States court last
49, lor The killing Of a negro
nj nuslns, at Sandtown, Cherokee
i'n March last, and to-day pro.
s.op Proceedings In the matter
"A, ", guilty To manslaughter, which
III q allowed % do.
4 ,ln'prothers OF Drew have been
NJ. Me Cherokee Nation for murder
~ 's, .e over a year since third
|sss,,s iped at Webber Falls by some
" ~ psrly. Drew killed Adams ot u
ItIaogSpg' q girl. Arch Backbare, o
H,le,,'su Cherokee, Is now on trial for
M, !, " With two others IN the
ss'a Y negro, over seventeen years
'''A le was a mere lad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
winding M Amin.
Special TO the Gnzctto.

CnAwFunp, TEN., Dec, 7,-ll0n ". A. Sturgis
Of waco has been IN our town several dhys ar
ranging the old claims OF Nch0a 4 ltohBrtnon,
being assignee OF the nrm. Matters are being
settled Amlcnbly ana Tho public generally are
glad 80 know of the nniH Nh hturga n UX.
mHyuT Of Waco and u man Of much note.
Nichols Robertson were Onnc the proprietofH
OF the lRrgtat retail establishment m West
1oNns, representing stock Of $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Itnftfl,
annnlal 10 llln nnnnltn.

iTAsck. TIM Ijee I.--Wiiliam Cleveland, n
yDuih sixteen years old, tlipi hlnegif Arei
deAthlY nnar hero this morning Nhiir IN tbs
not 81 raising BIS gun b. She muggle ne ham
mer caught hnd tiit ulsfbAfRe took eiffct 10 the
irit ehuuidcr The wound ~ Yofy severe, but ~
DOT thought 10 be dangerous
"A iitlir daughter ~ Mr., y. q. hlpia0ne had
The misfortune ~ lore one ~ her e}cf yestef
day evening while yisilirg s0mc helghbgfing
enldfeu, but your correspondent fould mol
tpArp lbs particulars tNa
The sunday GAZETTE ~ The an MAS dar
ling. aud would have been eredliablc " ".
Louis OF Chicago,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
District Couri al Zig Spring.
otpI Ia tho luyatta

BiG SpniN0, TIN, poc. h. District court
convened to-day, Judge Kennedy presiding
Tho day was inkcn UP iu mpnnoiUg n jury,
etc. luAineha VIII be taken up TO morrow,
The ease Of w. H. Doughty for The alleged Kill
ing of an NJ pAao policeman win DC cnllCd
Thursday, This ~ q romuWhat ilutpd case, two
- The defendant, one 10 Preside county and
lhnnne % LhlA nlADe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

"p''n"ry--MceiInE OF tho rasis l,.n.,a.
lent Association.

ltNmnNn.
lent Association.
special 10 tho Gazette.
PARIS, Tx, Dec. 2 ,Iadse to,o, cnr,
MINIS died this morning nd ia o'elocl'
me docens'd was twice mayor Of Paris
anl was highly esteemed.
me Paris Benevolent association
noiu public mcctlng yestcrdny
afternoon nt the Cumberland presbytc-
run church Tho society now numbers
nearly 100 members, aud VIII accompllsb
? great deal OF good Tho ministers Of
narls are requested TO preach 10 behalf Of
lug association on Sunday night proceed.
ng Nhrisunas and take up collection.
county court convened this mornInit
with full attendance OF LAWYERS vii.
nesses ana Interested parties.
several Of the churches are taking stems
y, 70 rebuild muchneodcd Improvement
IN our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
THE MEANEST MAN YET.
Kansas CITY Husband Elopes with n
Young Girl--On Their Trnii.

hUNHE NIII7TVII IH'IF IIINIs
special 10 tho Gazette
WAYCRoss, GA, Dec. Wv. V. Burky
of Kansas City, but for some months a
resident Of this placc, disappeared mystic.
rlously last night, taking with him Carrie
Grimes, the ciphteen.yca daughtcro OF
well-to-do shoemaker OF this city
Burky leaves a wife and large family Of
children here In very destitute circum-
stances. His wife did outside work and
earned money which he appropriated TO
make his clipping trip with. The guilty
couple arc believed 10 have gone TO Gin
clnnntl, thence TO 81. Louis and from
there 10 Texnrkana, Ark Tho police are
on the track and n subscription will be
taken up TO provide funds to secure
Burky's conviction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
a Runaway match.
Corrcgpondonco o. tho Ghlotlo.

kOPpHilL, Tax, Dec. d. According to ptcYi
OuH arrangements MaH Eta Reed ana John
smith met az spelling match last night aud
loft hy private conveyance for parts unknown
Tolcgrauis 30 nOighbOTiuR county Hcnla have
failed Ia bring any tidingS Of them, The Frl ~
only about nftGcn years Of age, ana tlle tacl
thai sir Smith % eaid not 10 boar good namc
IL solo rcHaon of the phronia' ohleetions To NC
match. Eyory effort "a making a. ind them
several 0f our citizope 80 10 tltburnt 10 at
tend court tomorrow,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Postponed LonisiRna aiprderer.
spnolnl % the HaAalln

WACO, TRY, Dec, 7.--in the lihoa Rhbuns
corpus case all piuiica were on iiand NJ O'Clock
this evening no per agreement, but ~ council
IN The iioll murder ease desired 10 conclude To-
night, Judge itimGh announced TINT the hnhGhh
corpus hearing would be poaiponOd until to
morrow, lihca remains in custody 10 night.
kilograms received Tonight ann0unoo The
capture 40 Valley Mills, iioaguc county, OF r.
murderer wBptnI In Slandtey pnrlsh. Louis,
mud turned over 10 The Louisiana shorin, Who IA
hero awaiting hln.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Camel Deparlment.

w Inch hcmp carpets, $50,
NJ Inch hcmn carpets, gNr
~ Inch coitpn luHralne, 70 60 i0O
so Inch cotton heavy, AOG.
~ inch cotton rhAin, ply "a 10 h1c
wv lnrh cotton ohain, extra ply, 20 tu no.
w inch hll wool, hnpeffno, iAo 90 ~
W lnNh cotton ehnln, ply, lOc ip w.
NJ inch nll wool, . MS } 90 TO aA
NJ inch tapestry iruAspla, 0a to 100
NJ inch body NruHaulH, a. 10 %.
~ Inch Nultota, 4 Nv toa 90
norluf, aiRlf aud hall carpets to match
ON application VIII eUnd aampiua Of Nil Int
tapestry Wd hudy iirdeagR
lurneh tizo pt npms And we VIII Ahip car
pots ready made with extra charge Of Ae Tor
inpreln, extra, snpctnnn aud apply carpets 100
for lirusHola ana NUlypts,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

james Gamble, Baltimore gambler,
Was stabbed the other night and would
have been killed but for package 81 pool
tickets m his vest pocket which saved MS
hcart from the knife. Pool checks answer
the same purpose as the pioio ~ '''"
cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

church, tie Rev Mr. Worloy, the new
pualor, preached his frst sermon,
Chancellor u. J 1aryor, onn OF Zen.
ncssceH most distinguished lawyers, ~
IN The city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
ZOO nIucb noligion.


7TI'IIIWT " wv VTFFVFTNF
hAN AEfONiO TIM, Dec 7,--'iho bhoHH Of
Gonzales aud guard passed. through here lnet
night, on route 81 Austin, 10 plheo unn j. II.
smith w tho luuntic naylum at that place. Mr..
smith WAS once well to do merchant III the
liltlo town nf W0eldUr Gopenlcs cunnty, hut
become crazy on tie subject Of religion NJ u
local ruyiynl In Wacldef. He was tnkon 10
placed safely ~ ne state nAylum While hiu
trionda AZ that place HympuihiHe VIII him
deeply, thuy BAY his confinement WAh ncrea'
nnrH On Acnomml Of IIlA Ylmlnncn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
1Ior,
snnnlnl 10 tho nnrniin

TiLth IENv Dec. TONY Jcnkina was mr..
rested And put Ia jail hero 80 DAY charged Win
only eleven ycara old.
our county commissioners arc considering
lho qubsuon OF poor farm, and W.. probably
mrangc Tor the purchase Of one at tlEir present