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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
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, 1885-09-24
A cat That can Read.

'tNichgf lrin1ur
i've got a cat. said a lady 10 me the
other day. shat can read At any rate
she knows when "a letter comes for her %
a letter exclaimed in establishment
Yes, a letter, and If you don't believe
1t will prove it Ia you Just wait "a
minute until | direct one
My friend left the room and in few
minutes returned with a sealed envelope
addressed. Miss Pussy. No Marlboro
street, ely "
Now, said She. III you will kindly
post that for me to. night and be here when
the postman comes around on his first
delivery to morrow morning you shall see
that am telling you facts.
! posted the letter rs requested, and was
at my friends house promptly the next
morning soon the bell rang. and shortly
uitcrward the servant entered with u bun
die Of letters. among which was thai for
Miss Pussy. Placing them near her feline
highness on the floor. my friend said
tur.
sure enough, Pussy 1T once showed nn
interest and Ia u moment had pushed
aside with her paws the envelope nd
dressed 10 hcc | was about 10 nckowl
edge my sin Of Incredibly when my
friend said
Wait minute she'll open il and
heyour the contents
scarcely had She said This when Miss
Pussy had torn The envelope open and in
d moment Wa, lt uilly deyouring 20, con
tents caluip
, 1885-09-24
on HIS nase.

Yesterday Special Deputy Sheriff Che
ney, of Lander, Fremont county. passed
through the city with VIM. Miller, an in
sane cowboy, whom he is taking 20 Jack
sonville, ILL.,, for confinement in the luna
tic asylum. Miller has relatives in Con-
necticut who have been apprised of his
condition, and who will probably take him
home to be cared for. 1t is said that for
the past two years Miller has been work
ing for Ainsworth & johnson, prominent
stockmen of Fremont county, and was
considered very reliable, but recently
signs We're evident that his mind was be-
coming deranged, For a number of
weeks he eyinced q disposition to steal and
secreto articles of value. appropriating
none to his own use. lie would take
harness apart and hide portions of the
same. Other articles would be sccretcd
in the same manner. but where they could
be- separated he chose to DO 50
, 1885-09-24

Matters Concerning the Farming Lands
Of That District.


special Correspondents ofruf LfApEn
LANDER, Wyo.. Sept. pa lively
war is going on in the Big Horn basin
between the cattle barons who hold, or
propose to hold such large tracts Of lands,
and bona idc settlers. The cattlemens
claims and fences are being alike disre-
garded. A choice piece of pasture is filed
on and the stockman notified to move his
fence. A short time ago, the site of the
ranch itself of one of the largest stock
men Of the basin was filed on, and the
ostensiblc owner notified that he would
have to remove his buildings. \ savage
personal encounter was one of the results,
in which the stockman beat the settler
very badly with a shovel. Another result
will be the removal of the buildings. On
Owl creek, whose rich valley offers fine
farming lands, the war against the whole
sale Appropriation Of lands is being vigor-
ously pushed. The most prominent cat
tleman on the stream who last year could
tire himselfou riding from one end To the
other of'his usurpod %principality, now tires
himselfout thinking how it has all passed
out of his possession. The BigIIorn val.
ley is rich IN farming lands. 1t offers
substantial homes to the men who till
the soil for the support Of the rest of
mankind, and to the farmers it must 90.
Some of the shrewdest cattlemeu have
, 1885-09-24
Personal

j. IL. purbin left Yesterday for a trip
to Grand Island.
Gen. Medium and wife went over to
Laramie last night.
c. r. Palmer, of Palmer& Richmond
Laramie City, is here.
Mr.. McFec has commenced To build a
fine house and barn IN his ranch on South
Pole creek.
5. X. Jackson, superintendent Of the
ear department, of the Oregon Short Line,
is in the city to attend the funeral Of the
late John d. Schrivcr.
Janathan \. Kepler Is disposing of
his Cheyenne property and will soon
depart for Los Angeles. Cal, which
place lac expects to make his future home.
Mr. kepler was for a long time in the
employ Of A. G.. McGregor and is an ex-
pcrieuced and reliable grocer. During
III, residence in Cheyenne he has made u
host of friends whose best wishes will
accompany him and his estimable wife to
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silver Innings came to this office yesterday
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, 1885-09-24

John u. Schriver, who was formerly the
manager of Fisher hotel in this city.
died their Tuesday lie was a high
member of the Masonic fraternity, and
will be buried under the direction of that
brotherhood, the funeral beginning to-day
at > o clock at St Mark Episcopal
church. Deceased had been suffering
several months from q complication of
diseases, but a heart affection is supposed
to have been the immediate cause of his
death. Mr.. Schriver was about 81 years
of age, Of acknowledged ability, and uni
versally% respected by all who knew him.
lie was assistant chief clerk in the council
Of the last legislature, wa unmarried. and
has no relatives in Wyoming
, 1885-09-24

Uuder the heading, "A Shameful
Wholesale Swindle, the Omaha Bee of
Tuesday had the following There are
about seventy men in this city and in
Council Bluffs who would lynch a certain
Mr.. Walker if they should find him. The
object of their unanimous wrath is a gem
tlemen who came here from Cheyenne
representing himself as the senior mem
Der of the contracting finn Of Walker Il
Bowers, with a contract for seven miles of
construction upon the extension of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy out of
Savannah, Ill. He was anxious in the
extreme to employ Il large number of men
for this work, and opened an office il the
saloon at No. oil North Sixteenth street.
By dint of extensive soliciting he secured
about seventy men receiving from each one
-. 80 for transportation expenses. lie
told the whole number to be at the Coun-
cil Bluffs transfer yesterday morning and
the men posted over there. Train time
came and no contractor The day passed
and with it another scheduled train hour.
but no contractor. The vlctimizcd crowd
was suddenly struck with the idea that it
had been victimized, and an uproarious
Indignation meeting was held on the spot.
Many of them returned to Omaha Satur-
day, but large numbers had not enough
money to get out of Council Bluffs.
, 1885-09-24
GEN sCHOEIRLD.
MS Return From the Rock springs
Visit.


Gen. J. NJ. Schofcld arrived here at
o'clock yesterday morning from Rock
Springs. Governor Warren met him at
the depot at an early hour and
drove him out to Fort Russell,
where he made a general inspec-
ton of the post and especially of the new
buildings which have been erected there.
Returning, accompanied by Gen. Mason,
the party took refreshments at the gov
ernor and then went to the depot in
time for the general to leave for Omaha
on the regular forenoon train. The trip
has been a sort of vacation to the old
warrior and aside from the unpleasant
features Of the Rock Springs affair with
which he has had to deal has enjoyed, his
visit to Wyoming. He was delighted
with the appearance Of Fort Russell and
was mnch pleased with Cheyenne.
Since his coming there has been a
great deal of talk about the probability
that he would Inspire the erection of mar
tial law in the territory, but the chances
are that he hasn't thought of such a
thing. The atrocities at Rock Springs
were of such a crying nature that the whole
country was aroused, and naturally enough
Gen. Schotield, as one of the most promi-
nent OF the military officials, and especially
as the scene of the outrges were within
the limits of his command, went there 10
see with his own eyes the condition OF
affairs. His presence seems TO have had
a very s%alutary effect, for since he came
everything has become as quiet as it ever
has been. The mines at Rock Greek are
running just as before, and all the Chinese
are at work for whom there is present
room and all the white men who
chose to go to work are employed, and
other white miners are coming to take the
places of those who prefer to stay out.
The military will remain until all the
m%alcontents have left and the danger of
another riot has entirely subsidized.
With regard to martial law. Governor
Warren in a talk Nth a LEADER reporter
on the subject. said that there was no
foundation for any such gossip, that there
was no need of it. The military stood
ready to assist the civil officers in uphold
ing the law, when called upon, .and that
martial law could not be invoked any
where except when there was a general
uprising. No such a state of affairs exists
or has existed, and the talk of martial law
is only the idle gossip Of those who haven t
got anything else to do.
, 1885-09-24

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Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
, 1885-09-24
stock Cars Ordered.

ThHf
Sept %, Mr.. Matthews, Cheyenne $
cars.
Sept. y, Bay State Cattle company
Branson, Ii cans.
Sept. Is, Geo. A Kcrlina, Bran,on. =
cars.
Sept ~, Bay State Cattle company,
Branson, Ii cars
Sept. %, Milwaukee Cattle company,
Sidney, Is cars.
Sept. %, Ogalalla Land Cntlc com
pany, Ogalalla. y car-.
Sept. y, Ogalalla Land Il Cattle com
pany, Ogalalla. n cars.
Sept. 2j, Swan Land and Cattle com-
pany, Rock Greek, 80 clrs.
Oct. ], Hay & Brothers. Bitter Greek,
II ears.
Sept. p, Gardener Bro Pine Bluffs,
l. cars,
Sept. -, l. Bensley, Rawlius, Is ears.
Sept. ~. Qnealcy Bros Rock Greek
q cars.
sept, 80. Swan Land and Cattle cum
pany, Rock Greek. 30 ears.
Oct ,, Swan Land and Cattle COM
pany, Hutton. 30 cars.
, 1885-09-24

49, hnh ~ ~
There will he A Called Cnmmnnic1.

~Ihere vii Dc a UaIIed IOmmnnicl
Wtion Cheyenne Lodge mol. 4. T..
x A. NJ, at O'Clock p. M.
to-day. Thursday for the purpose
of attending the funeral of our late
brother, John d. Schriyer. All visiting
brethren are invited to attend. BY order
of the W NJ
T.. +. Snow. See.
, 1885-09-24

II. b. Boutwell,. of Fort F%etterman,
passed through the city yesterday with
five ears of Nebraska cows aud calves.
They will he driven from Rawlins 10 Mr.
Boutwell, range near Fort Fcttcrman.
John Dobyns will brand to-day in the
Cheyenne stock yards $50 head Of cattle
From this place they will be- shipped to
the range on Jack creek.
The Warren Live Stock company will
soon ship to Nebraska ior feeding 1000
sheep.
Whitcomb x Kelly shipped last week
from Chadrun to Chicago one train of
cattle. One hundred and fifty five head
averaged ll9S pounds and brought 81 ~;
3SS head averaged 10 pounds and sold at
$40.
, 1885-09-24

When sou can t sleep for coughing
take a dose of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy. For sale by w. \. Hunt.
, 1885-09-24

For impure blood the best medicine
known, Scovills S~arsaparilla, or blood
and liver syrup, may be implicitly relied on
when everything else fails. Take it in
the spring time especially for the impure
secretions of the blood incident to that
season ofthe year; and take it at all times
for cancer, s~croiula liver complaints,
weakness, boils, tumors. s%wellings. skin
diseases, malaria aud the thousand ills
that come from impure blood. To insure
a cheerful disposition take Scovill's Blood
and Liver Syrup, which will restore the
mind to it, natural equilibrium
W. n. Hunt keeps the finest three-ior
a ouarter rigar We oyer gnoked IL tho
, 1885-09-24

A public meeting for all working men
connected with the building trade, will BE-
held at st. John hall at y M, Friday
evening.
, 1885-09-24

The celebrated Thos. Kecne cigar at
Shaws.
, 1885-09-24

Mowers and hayrakes at Arp 4
Conway's.
, 1885-09-24
Warren Emporium
THE GREAT OPPORTUNITY
OF THE DAY.

Having concluded our Annual
Inventory, and in order to
make room for our Fall stock, we
shall make GREAT REDUCTIONS
and even sacrifices in elegant
and large stock Of
, 1885-09-24

We have the exclusive sale Of this line
of underwear in this city. We have in
stock, made under this patent. the regu-
lar white and scarlet knit, camel hair
and Scotch wool We are selling these
different grades at prices asked for them
made regular open front and single thick
ness. We have also a complete line Of
underwear from the cheapest knit goods
to the finest fanncls and halhriggans We
AK you to examine these goods bcfor
purchasing
, 1885-09-24
CEEBsT SHIELD

O1S1
| ndershin being double both front and
back and opening IN the hack instead Of
front renders it the only armcr in the
market that afford, absolute protection To
the lungs. It is highly rcrcommcuded 10y
leading physicians as a garment of great
value 10 all those who ARE exposed in the
rigors Of on changeahle climate.
, 1885-09-24

torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-11-21
CHAPTER ",
ABOUT TO MARRY.

Suddenly, as she sat at the window. she
saw her handsome hostess appear walking
in very sisteriy way with the young horse
man. They pron,elladed the gravel walk up
and down, engaged in earnest talk; yet it
was not altogether serious, for the gentle.
man laughed now and again, and so did the
lady, only her laughter was by no means un-
constrained. A striking couple Vanity
thought. The lady looked more comedy than
before in her morning dress; and as for the
gentleman, i'll his suit of gray tweed, and
with his youth. vigor, well-turned limbs,
and strong easy movements, he might well
win woman's heart. It was a manly face.
good-humored, not clever, but with enough
force to redeem it from the fault OF mere
beauty. Neither wise man. Vanity
thought, ''nor simpleton. Man of the world,
tho Ugh: aud good sort of that" It was
peasant to 50, the brothers arm drawn
thrt ugh tn. ...,:e:'s As they walked; aud the
rocks they exchanged p4essea easy familiar
affection. They walked up and down, down
and up, and each time they passed under
Vanity's windOv sentence or two raa,:hed
her ears.
mo, Tom," the lady said, II don't asrs,
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She had suffered enough at the hands oe y.
anu .ne "orla. For the rest of her life sh-
"ouia DC happy i'll he- own way.
- horror had oppressed her ever sine. ~,
1l'seay at 1unbledown Farm; why allow ],
an, longer TO brood over her mind, Ha,
.asne, vas gone She had nc part in hi,
es".ul Ia'e. 'ohe might change her name
ana with that Danish foreve. the tarr;,,
gloom which even an ilou.. AGO .;;,a h,d hp
4.evet must res, upon her forever sr,;fo !.
short, sail Vanity: land youth and he,,,+ :,
ana delight arc shorter stillr
tler experience of Willie Srn1v,, ;,,..
stancy had 81 "a :. bitter disclosure Von;4,.
nat l.oizeI INA, "uun; fellow. All that hnr
hio.ner nau ever .iugl5 her abouc goolnes.
VA! gathered arodaa Willie, ant; he became
III hef eyes tie Image OF integrity and vi,.
Cue' ana now warm and living integrity and
SH0ue seemed embodied in his person, .Tu,t
wnen sae expected him to rise to heroisn,
WINE mai sunk down to respectable selfish
commonplace. Vanity suffered not PROM,
lacerated aft sction alone. Her idea ho1
oeen degraded, not shattered: that sho
might have endured. Virtue and coodras,
mad been reduced to feeble amiabilitv and
prudent consideration for number ono
Vanity conned over the admirers Of otio,
days. Not one had "a character Bnt she
seriously questioned whether any IF them
would have behaved like respectable Willie
Snow! 'AAAAe
80 much for respectability!" she said in
heartfelt scorn. And yet she had no heart.
felt scorn for Willie Snow. She loved hin,
stlll-in spite of ali, she loved him still. And
women forgive IS long as they love. And
they persist Ill finding excuses for men a.
long as any affection remains. IF Willie
mad not been respectable" n,urmured Van.
lty, he would never have cast me off. Il
was oil owing to his responsibility
And taUs this sunny morning, musine on
ncr me- ana gazing out upon the pleasant
garden, Vanity made a resolution which
was daring, stern and wild, and vet had
something pathetic in it. She would take
leave OF these kind entertainers; sell her
Wa.ca ana rings, make her way to London,
look 1of theatrical engagement, work her
way up i'll the profession-live after her own
heart. She had escaped from the dominion
OF Sister Catherine, who had unouastionably
gained an influence over her, and given her
an impression Of genuine goodness wh:..a $ 10
did not easily efface. But secret WASHER
III her heart, which as yet she had scarcely
interpreted. gave her strength. Her choice
was made. Let the past be past. Her brief
dream OF goodness was over. Bad she lid
not wish to be; but light-heartel, prosper
Gus, easy, above all Independent Of the re-
spectacle people--this she could be, and this
she would I've.
But what was this whisper in her heart.
Why, as she listened to it, did her color
deepen, and her eyes grow strangely bright.
and her pulse beat fastl
willie Snow-the man who loved me-
once-who was stolen from ,ne-who could
not resist me even now-the man that Iloys
if won him back. after allf'
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-11-21
CHAPTER III.
AN OLD COAL.

. ., OF the interview in the library.
We pera'al OF Sister GATHERINGS letter.
saslaelous. An hour later Vanity found
e s'a.oas IN a pretty bedroom, surrounded
- h: refinement. and twelve hours
us.ole her. Weary though she was.
.n!ael theroom with pl ~ :el curiosity.
s"a'ure, the pictures on the wall. the
ny snd toilet tables were all set cut
r; ase' and poor Vanity, who knew by
,sa I; Inc articles Of poverty or the
f.. uspiay Of momentary wealth, saw
~. w. '1s nrst time the quiet elegance of q
NY English home. She recalled the
a 'el mother used to tell Of her own
,, .ays, and somehow Vanity did not
a ~ an alien in this luxurious
f.ss s a certain pleasure mingled with
r,ss .uoalng' of the future. There was
, IVA OF rest, however brief, in her
''3ous lie, and SO at last she sunk to
s 'ss m. morning a servant brought her !.
!, .. saat the lady of the house was en-
>. .%1 could not SEQ her until twelve
a. and Meanwhile a small bo,,eloir nart
(a,l han was set apart for her use. Here
th aei breakfast. The room looked out
AMI garden; and as tbs morning was
Ep;a ua sunny, she opened the window
" :. the fresh air. So she sat and
h. 'aanSful that an interview which
konoa Important to her was for a while
II n might ',s Vanity sit and muse. What
tama =. was she to takes Her experience
er' a af almost unexampled. Her
it tho e w.: pious and refined, had
lprn. s enlet care OF her struggling life
Rnt SXUnethlng Of herself upon her
atbsr,s sanity had inherited some of
oye - qualities also: his recklsssness
by w. ~ +coange, his desire for pleas,,r,
.tbs ' @N; Besides, for many vesrs
Tba a aaa lived in a whirl Of excite.
kter me siare OF the footli zhts is not ant
aud sha sy; Vanity loved admira.
ka. on sIe nad been admired. applanded
6ouno a an the rest of il. Sha wa,
3 VS. am b 'illian-, a,l har t. iant sor
md try h as Why not 90 to Lon.
b. ,,.' s' mcs: The life Of an actress
il she chp sc@bls and exemplary: and
hat -, aose that her life should not 10
\ don, fa asked herself. had the virtnons
ardware' s saa:tv Hardware that Van.
Tord: w. Sioaia so consider the virtu.
came th was a.'.; she not her own mistress
but tho a t wiid thrill in her heart which
Ct lifo aue boheMi AN knows. tho nro..
mt. ANYHOW. ah; virtuous, perhaps:
start au" wow above all, free. Yes. shs
her I "as and make her fortune or
Her choice was made
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