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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
Died of Heart Disease.

Mr. q. w Cromwell, of 30 Jefferson
street, died suddenly of heart disease Sunday
morning. aged .. The body will be taken
to Rockford. his former home, for iuterment
on the 1925 train tomorrow morning.
Friends are requested 10 meet az the house
by g o'clock.
Elastic stockings, abdominal supporters,
etc. at Peck's Drug Store.
The easiest and best corsets known at 100.
$50. 800 and upward. also children =
waists and Misses corsets from - cents to
$50. Something new Ia panier bustles and
hoop skirts. The best shoulder braces, alb
dominai supporters. stocking and skirt sup
porters and the unrivaled Ladies FavOTite'
and new Daisy pillow sham holders all for
sale al Miss H. f.. Matthews Corset ParlOrs.
81 Monroe street. Examine these superior
goods before purchasing.
Pure ground spices at prices usually
charged for the commercial article at Peck =
Drug Store
Black Milan bonnets 75cents, worth 500.
Adams & Co. - Monroe street.
Lettuce Soap At Mills & Lacey's
Three bottles of Ayers or Hoods Sarsa-
pariila for $50. at Peck.s Drug Store.
Look At the bargain window AZ Adams g.
Co. - Monroe street.
Take your prescriptions 90 Mills E Lacey =
Pharmacy II y0u want them accurately com
rounded from pure drnl1 or chemicals.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

Elastic stockings, abdominal supporters,
etc. at Pecks Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

Black Milan bonnets - cents, worth 900
Adams IS Co. - Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

Pure ground spices at prices usually
charged for the commercial article at Peck
Drug Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
80 80 q III. & -.

Take your prescriptions to Mills & Lacey
Pharmacy if you want them accurately com
pounded from pure drugs or chemicals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec 2s,--In response TO
the urgent telegram from senator Fair
the secretary OF the treasury has decided
to send a search party after the missing
whaler Amethyst, supposed 10 have heon
cast away In Behring's sea. relograms
have been sent 30 Commander Hooper OF
the REVENGE steamer Rush and 20 Com.
mandcr Healy OF the Corwin, az san
francisco, directing them TO oouier TO
gether with view TO the selection OF one
Of those vessels to undertake. The
search. Il Is believed that the steamer
VIII be ready 20 sail In four days
after the selection Is made. The Rush Is
a new vessel, comparatively speaking.
but the Corwin is In good repair and only
last summer returned from cruise In the
waters where IL Is supposed the Amethyst
Is cast away. From advices received
from san Francisco /; Is believed that IL
viii not be possible to force passage
further north than Seal islands between
1850 and zoe miles north OF the Aleytian
Islands, and well up Into Behring's sea.
The relief steamer viii put In at Auna.
lashaka for coal and such stores as may
be needed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
seyen Yean NIere Doc arc,,.

PARIS, Dec. 2s,-~Jules q. Grevy was
reelected president OF the French fcpub.
lie to-day on the joint vote OF the senate
and chamber OF deputies acting as a ma.
tlonal assembly Tho hallotng was ear.
Red ON amid great excitement. Only
i've members OF the Right cast ballots.
Greyy's majority was i8e.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 2s.--Ihe space re
served for visitors In the chamber was
crowded long before the hour appointed
for the election, The streets IN thevlein-
ity were also throngcd with people, The
proceedings In the chamber began nc
lil6 p. m, amid considerable excitement.
The president OF the National assembly
was unable 20 restore silence. The mem,
beers OF the Right became so turbulent TINT
the president threatened 20 suspend the
sitting. The members OF the Right then
asked for time TO speak before the vote
was taken and, their request being refused,
several Of them tried TO gain The tribune,
whore a fight ensued between member
OF the Left aud one OF the Right. Several
blows were exchanged before tho com.
batants could be separated by their
friends. A luli In the demonstration then
followed and the ballotIng took place.
During the progress Of the voting NJ.
Cunne dc Ordans shouted that the National
assembly as at present constituted was
body Of usnrpcra. NJ. Paul de Cassag-
nae cried out that the congress was illc-
gal aud the presidential election farce,
as four departments OF France were not
represented at tho meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Biess their Hearts.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s Fourteen hun.
dred poor children to-day enjoyed the
hospitality Of that charming charity
organization known as the Children's
Christmas club, of which Miss NJ lie Villas,
the daughter of the postmaster-go general,
Is prcsidont and Miss Nellie Arthur, the
daughter OF the eX-prcsidcnt, one Of the
vicc-presldents, and which every year
furnishes Christmas dinner and gifts
70 the children OF the poor OF the city.
Each OF the li0l was given an excellent
dinner a box OF candy and Christmas
card The tables wero waited on by the
daughters of the most prominent citizens
and Miss Mollic Villas and Miss Nellie
Arthur personally suporlntpdcd the gly.
ing OF the presents. The president, Miss
Cleveland and many other people we'll
known IN society, attended the entertain
ment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
sERIOus OnAneEs.


Prominent Merchant af Nnw York Spnds
rlain Letter 10 tho rrosidons.
NEW Yong, Dec as,--Mr Phelps Of this
city, well-known In cannootion with fho
commercial inlofes,s OF the country. has
submitted 10 President Cleveland 4 series
" formal charges against George n.
Browor, anpoiniud By The prosidnn. Il So
general appraiser at this port, who, as a
recess appointoo, has been filling that
office aud whose confirmation now rests
With Tie senate The matter \ mnao
public IN q letter 10 the president, undor
date OF December ~, transmitting Az
charges Mr. Phelps, among other
thlngs, says ~ nave appeared IVA
witness ~ favor 81 tho governments IN
thrce different etspa bel0ro Mr. brewer
within the gasl few weeks, aud / basn MY
charges unNn facts Within my own not.
sopal kuowlodge, Charges ~ a sianar
character from Other sources ean aud Will
De furnished you II desired, an tending Ia
The same direction aud showing incOmpe-
iency, neglect Of duty Bnd pussihlv die.
honesty of this oillccr, lie hlnota lltnmn
Tor the position Yhlohhe holdsasthe tasti.
mQny VIII show ! do mol make thoso
charges lightly ~ with 4 desire 80 iniUre
Mr.. Br0Wpf, make thHm because / DO.
lievc that he, az 4 public niiu0r ~ thn
service ~ thu government N wholly mlit
for the position ho occupies ! am Nlillau
that the records ~ his own office sliall
determine the question us % hik lntcHi-
gonce, his performances 81 duty and hiH
HONESTY. Charges HimIlar 20 these which
! lncl0so herewith | shall hyhefora the
United Statcs senate, and ttle committee
ON commerce OF that body, who have TO
pass upon the confirmation 81 Mr.
Brower Tor tho public position which
he NOW holds, Az a private
citizen IL not permitted mo to know that
cases OF imported merchandise under ro.
nppraisumonte have come before Mr..
Brewer during his tarm OF Dlllce. / am
informed, however, that upwards ~ R0OD
cases OF Invoices have hpcn referred
to him for action, wherein tho
appraiser at New York, Mr., McMnllcn,
acting under advice cf his asslsta1t ~
pralsers ami examiners, after careful
scrutiny, have advanced invoices, nnd In
lnrge majority of which cases thr Ecn.
rral appraiser has sustained the Importers
and defeated The government Of ~ lnst
duties. do not presume that you,
personally, can Investigate the Office
or conduct Of Mr. Brewer but to whom-
eooyer the question ~ his efficiency aud
honesty may be referred, shall br pres
pared 70 furnish testimony going TO show
that he ~ an oIllcer wholly unit for tha
position which he occnpins Under tho
same date, Mi, Phelps writes
long letter TO Secretary Manning,
in which he complains that Mr.. Brewer
has failed 10 give full force 20 the views
expressed 10 tho Treasury circular OF July
7 last, concerning The methods Of nscer.
tanning the value OF imported goods, par
tlculnrly classes " goods manufactured
abroad exclusively Tor export, and witch
therefore had no quotable value AZ the
point Of manufacture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
KeIIey's Attack on mcclellan.


Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Congressmau
William ID. Kelley's little brochure, en-.
titled "Lincoln and Stanton" creates
considerable attention here in Washing
ton. II is not onlya defense Of Lincoln
and Stanton, but an attack on Mcclellan.
II practically charges Mcclellan, Sena-
tors Rice and Latham and Gen.
II M. Naglee with Unreasonable oonspiracies.
1t replies TO Gen. McCIellan's account Of
the peninsula campaign In very yigor-
GUS language. 1t Is a singular fact that
the book appeared on the very day Gen.
Mcclellan died. This incident was
through no fault of Judge Kelly's The
latter party hoped that Gen. Mcclellan
would reply to It, but the three
persons Just named are still living, and
they will be heard from.
Considerable interest attaches TO the
book on account OF personal remiBls-
cences OF Judge Keliey's conversation
with Lincoln and Stanton.
coUNrRRPEiTRRg work.
The report Of the chief Of the secret
service Of the treasury Is an extremely
interesting document andreyeals a his
tory Of the crime OF connterieltlng during
the past year. It states that over hum
drcd thousand dollars Of base money Is
now Ia the possession 81 countorieiters.
Mr.. Brooks, chief OF the secret service,
says
Among the Important arrests Of the
year was that Of Miles ogle, a skilled,
shrewd, desperate man. seli-iaueht
chemist, nactluisf, eRgfaYcr and pTinteri
the maker " nearly one hundred sets Of
counterfeit plates, upwards OF one hun
drcd such plates being found 10 his pos.
session when arrested BY our agents in
1871. He has served several terms Ia
divers penItentlafes. When only i've
days released from Six years confinement
10 the Western penientiary Of heunsylye-
mia he started again 90 a career Of cpan.
erfeiting, during which heyery closely 10.
itased Tie $50 United States siiyercerllG-
cate aud the $40 i-sue Of The Third Ma
ti0ual bank Of Cincinnati Ohio, bslng
finally nrrrSted ~ az operative Of this
service az Megnplis, Teun9 On December
70. isSi
BY this arrest the government secured
nearly sl5,O0Q III couhfedelt money, also
seven counterfeit plates for pfipsnE Iie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
BECOMING UNBEATABLE
The 0utragc.Ficnds shll AZ work,
aud Try to tet into ser,.
ants Rooms.
The whole City Armine, and Cospsas la.
bile 80 nansle from ,he rress-s
Proclamation.


fiN'ffHf' ~ NV NfaAVAftt
AtsilN, Ink, Drc. ~ Mrs. Sne
Hancock, wife of Moses n Hancock, thc
victim OF Thursday nights outrage. died
this cvcnmg az @ O'Clock. The outragn
hcnds are SIN az work. Last uIrht tlev
attempted 10 enter white servant alrlls
room &C the rosideuco 81 judge l.cr. IND
the pane OF glass they cns from the vim
dow fell aud awakened The family. NJ.
night negro was caught trying 10 ontdr
house near the Union dopot. ID X
becoming unbeatable, and the Whole CIV
Is uining. The Women are scared nearlv
70 death, and The general dotarmlnalion
now v u the thing Is not soon stopped
several eornseS VIII soon be swlnainn
irnn tree limbs aad general clranlnu
ontot tho city WIN De inade. ItuudrrdS
oi deler#iasd men are even now pottlng
ready for such a crislS, and twothlras IN
the people are with them.
To-day Gov Ireland issued proaiamaa
ton qaaluntiuing Texas against All towns
W NieNleo Infected with smallpox, pro.
hihitng people from the same coming Is
Texas after the lst al January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

LONDON, Dee. rs. Tho bishop of Chi.
chester, violent Tory, writes Az follows
20 the secretary OF the Incorporated Free
and Open Church association; uDRAn
Mn. YRRNoN-l think the result Of the
county polls ought 10 teach a lesson a
lesson tried 10 press on our conference =
that the agricultural laborer resOnts, and
Justly, his virtual degradation IA the
church which Is his own, Village churches
ara moro exclusive than most of our mar.
ish town churches, the poor are thrust
Into corners. So we have said and
preached, bur the dull weight af nvcter.
ate abuse always prevails, suppose
when II Is too late we shall lean and feol
the truth IL Is great distress Ca a bishop
TO feel himself so utterly helpless ia this
vital matter, | send donation (raJ, and
wish II were moro, Very truly yours, II,
CmcEsTKR,N Nothing could be sonnder
or WISER but u IL not exactly the free.
seats question which has told most pow.
crtully against the clergy Have the
clergy, as q class, eyer treated the ngfl-
cultural laborCrs, ms class, with any.
thing Ike the spirit Of cordial fellowship
is II not the difference between the boar.
hg Of the Baptist or the Wesleyan mlnie-
ter aud the hearing VI The rector or curato
toward the agricultural laborer which has
50 naturally aiienated the class from The
Church of Englandg II H., however,
never too late 10 mend, though Ii often Is
too late 90 avert the natural result OF be.
havlor which needed mcnding.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
ApLoTi ApLori
Pinkeron's Detectives on Thor wsy TO
washington 60 Guard tho President.

Pinkenon's Detectives on Thor wsy to
washington 60 Guard tho Presidsnt.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. s.The Penn
sylyania Press, an afternoon paper here,
to-day publishes story 10 the effect that
five of Plnkeifon's detectives passed
through the cry last night, from Chicago
on their way 70 Washington for The pnr-
pose OF looking after the personal safety
Vt President Cleveland A party named
Mcguire stated they we're ordened 10
Washington by way 81 Philadelphia,
where they were 70 Dc Joined by i've
men from the branch agency there, lie
ter 70 proceed 70 Washington for special
duty at the White House. on their ar
rival ID the capital they wert 70 Dc fully
Instructed a. 70 their duties
'sWbat do sou suppose Il the reason
fot siils precautiOng" asked reporter.
we were talking the matter over on
orr way here aud concluded tlat plot "
some kind had bpcD discovered, bHt
whether aeainst the presidents lifc or
not Bm not prepared to state We ex-
pect V nenain III Washington for some
time"
Con Shefidap's orderly has visited tho
Pinkertop headquarters durigg tie past
len days several tines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

loNpoN, Dee, 80, Tho czar Is ahou,
to roinstatc Prince Alexander 70 his for,
mer rank m the Russian army. The
presence OF Gen. Noickor and other Rus.
sian officers az S0na makes a
close alliance between Russia aud
Bulgaria, These facts have causod
alarm among the friends " Turkey. /,
Is believed that o compact hetwoon tho
ear and Prince Alexander, by which
Russia recognizes the Bulgarian union, il
a prelude a n Russian campaign In The
spring aud . final dismembermcnt OF the
Turkish empire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

sauie, and the public Is protected from
vgle's depredations for the comiua ak
years.
Mr, broOks recommends the snbstitn.
ton OF more valuable metal for the IKE.
cent nickel piece, to which unfsilsne tests
Of character can be-, applied without NJ.
sorting to assaylng.N
The following conclusions are deduct.
Bile from the counterfeit operations for thu
year That while connterfeiters of
paper money have been usual.
" at 'ei vet pceuniary loss and
disaster has followed each effort to aoSt
their spurious notes. Their workman.
ship has been very inferior and he public
have become better acquainted with the
well-engraved and printed genuine notes.
SO that the traillc in counterfeit money Is
growing more precarlous and less lucm.
tive every year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
London Gable Flashes.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.--,Julcs Gloseer, an
Austrian jurlst, consul and statesman, is
dead.
a dispatch from Cairo says that the
military authorities have decided 70 at
tack the rebel position at KOshey.
a convention will be signed A. Madrid
during the present week admitting I'm
gland 10 the Caroline and Pelew Islands
on the same footing M Germany.
A dispatch from Madrid announces that
the oath as queen regent viii be admin.
istered 20 Christina on the 8lst inet. 10
the presence Of all the members u the
cOrtes,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
PreeaalIonnrY Mensurea.

DuBLS, Dec. 20. The Irish Times
publishes a dispatch from London to-day
stating that the police have been ordered
10 resume precautionary measures,
adopted during the dynamite scare, ow-
ing 70 the excitement among the Nation
alists arising out Of the alleged home
rule manifestations Of Mr. Gladstone,
i. s. Shcehhu, membet-elect d parllB-
ment for East Kerry, has advised the ten.
antrg Of Killarney not 70 pay rents 10 the
landlords, because the Irish parliament
Will allot the land 10 them free and will
not compensate the landlords.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
MARLIN.
IDsnited sfis Mother, srhiel. hsaaitsa Ia
Fatal afnbblng rho slnxeitc 6ndofNsd.

IDsnited sfis Mother, srhiei, lfsaaitsa Ia
Fatal afnbblnu Tho Gazette kndofNsd.
Special ~ ths 0ntstte.
MARLIN, Tx, Dec. 2s.~0n yesterday
near Cedar Springs. IN thia county. Ttn
Childers fatally cut one ia AIallRid.
childefs eyaGed arrest by me l9esl con,
stable and came ~ town anil AarfehdeFnd
10 Deputy SberlR Iahn pArlaw cDildesa
claigaG he Is justigable. faylrg that Mals
lard came 20 M mother llonse and neod
Ynlgst aud obseeHo iapeqage, aud ,gi.cn
hu srled 70 remove aim siaiigfi ucxaii -
siHkc hlni aud fhql rs waA epnpslles %
cnt Him 10 sen lefgase ChililefS Is nov
10 Charge % ihe oiilcrgs. nitnunHh NO
complai8t ms BEEN alodagllaaf 0lls
TIC cbFlslnas holidays rassed away
quietly aH1 pleasantly.
1lfR G4z&rIe hls beeu anph praised
fot the ina0rsgmens Riysa oar w4tilly
county ettoraegs y n lsief, fvr aftcfhel
general
Bat little business Las esp done AAip
Chflktmta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
THE WOMAN CAUSED lr.
A fonng Man IsiiIrd with isird Rioi and
Thsn Riddlsd WITH iiuiiats.

FoRf HMJrn, AK, Dec. ISL An,
other bloody affray occurred
in The Cherokee nation ycs-
terday Ia which Geo. lilies was hrn.
tally murdered By Dave Milo and Joa
Hunter, THIS cause Of killing being lilies
attention 70 Mixes wife Mile aud wlfo
had parted on Christmas eve. iilos
escorted Mrs. Mike 10 party and this
enrnged Mile, who sworo vengeance on
lilies. Yesterday Mills and llgutor, hla
brotbcrin-law, went 70 the residence N
lliles'iathef and called their victim for the
osiensiblc purpose " talking with him.
Taking young lilies away Into the woods
a few steps, Mike, who had double.
barreled shotgun, turned 90 him and
cmptlcd tho contents into hln breast, a.
ter which, sisted BY Hunter AZ Flidied
tbe dying boys body with bnlcte aud left
Il wclierng Ia blood. Both murderera
escaped, but several deputy marshnis are
~ hot pursuit.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

WAsnNGroN, Dec %, II is settled
that Bland is so hold the chairman.
ship OF the coinage committee, but
It's composition is giving the speaker
much trouble. Pressure IS thought to be
brought TO bear by Bland aud other silver
men To have none but advocate. 20 the
silver dollar placed upon q, while 0, the
other hand great influence IS exerted to
have II constructed IN harmony with the
administration; thus the speaker IS sub
jet to heavy cross1re that Is very har.
agsinv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
They Mili 10 Ennnn.

WuKEspABRE, Pa, Dec. 2s.- OnlcIals
Of the Susquehanna Coal company have
changed their minds In regard 10 the search
for the twenty-six men buried In No.
Slope at Nanticoke, and will continue the
work Of opening up the main gang way.
Three extra gangs were put on again yes
terany, each working eight hours. They
hope to reach the fatal spot IN five weeks.
The debris is being removed at the rate Of
90 cars per day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

WAsnINGToN, Dec. 2S.--0n account Of
alleged Irregularities in the conduct Of
his office, the postmaster at Las Lunas,
n NJ has been recommended for rcmoy-
al. Baslng his compensation upon the
number OF stamps sold instead Of the
number Cancelled, he has received Sl0.2s
in excess Of what he was legitimatcly en-
titled 10, but this amount he has refunded
to the government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

VALPARAISO, Dec. 2s.--1'he royal mail
steamship Valparaiso arrived At Ccronel
from Liverpool yesterday, with number
Of colouists for Chill. The transport
steamer AuRanos left here yesterday
with three companies u the marine ar
iillcry battalion, 10 DO distributed
amongst Gillian vessels at present 10
Cellao bay.
Il II reported that ex-proyislonal pres
ident Of Peru Miguel Igieslas, n ex-
pected % arrive here shortly, ca route 70
Spain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Dcnlai-con.ol onoc sIol ~.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 49, Con 9irollcr OF
Curteucy Cannon denies the published
statements that he has handed Ia his res
ignatlon 10 the president.
The remainer OF the mutllated 5000 bill
received at the treasury department
Christmas morning came to hand to-day
from New York, with the brief cxplana-
ton, "iestitution Of other half sent pre-.
yiously. The money will be credited TO
the conscience fund.-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
ON THE mr..

Judgo Psrdeo Gets Right closs up TO the
Receivers OF the Texas 4 Pnelns.
Special 20 the Gazette.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Dec. 2s.--United
States Circuit Judge pardee, ia the Texas
q Pacific railway case to-day, appointed
~ X. O. Pitkin special Muster ia cbahcery
IN this case 70 investigate and report ON
the claims made against the receivers,
growing out Of the appointment
Of the lines 81 the Texas &
Paci6c Tor the offcnscs d breach Of con-
tract Of carriage 81 freight aud pashsn-
gers, and similar claims, and Investigate
ihe accidents involving personal Injuries.
He Is 70 hold sessions for tbe purpose At
all convenient places on The road, giving
notice thereof Ia at least three newspa-
gers published along the line Of the road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

DuBMN, Dee. 2s.- This evenings Mail
says Capt. O'Shea, bomr.rg.e member
~ parliament y arranging an entente ~
which pagnell Mil support Gladstone ~
his effort % ght controi Of this govern
menf, and IL return lof t1is service Mr,
Gladstone MIL INTRODUCES On bis accession
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dee 2s.--it II
said at the White House there Is no truth
In, nor any foundation for the story pub.
lished by the Pttsburg Penny Press that
number Of detectives are coming TO
Washington 70 look after the personal
safety Of the president
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

WAsHrNGToY, Dec. 2s.-The second
assistant postmaster-general Is receiving
bids for carrying mail on steamboats, and
star routes in the Western states and ter
ritories. The time for receiving bids ex-
pires on the I'd Of January. The terri
tory covered in this class OF bids com.
prises Arkansas, Louisiana, Indian Ter
ritory and Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
nuxa lnIMsELf d lAIL.
All a Mistake About tho Aorwseds BENZ
so Beifon Jaii.

All a Mistake About the Aorwseds Beng
so neifon Jaii.
special u 10 Gazette.
BEf1os, Tx, Dec. 28.4-r0m Warren,
cOlorcd, who was 40 iell here, hung hlin,
ser last night wth d rubber hoso used
Tor pprlnkling the jail ~ was ttied last
yeas for killing another negro and ac-
quilted under plea u Insanity ~ hss
since been aAjgdRed insane hy no county
court and kept counacd iof the past year.
The specini from Anstln u 1aE "a
xTfIE, stating that two men had been
arrested b ihe city uarsha' Of lleltons
supposed to bnye b@en connected With
tho Ansiin murder - mistake, AZ ~
parties were nffcsled " Temple ana 81
ieFNsras sslrued loose