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THE REYBoLD CAsE.-Ihe case OF
Anthony Reybold vs.; the Delaware
CITY. Salem and Philadelphia steam
boat Navigation Company, which has
bean ON trial in the Superior Court Tor
New Castle County since last Tuesday,
was niven to the jury about l o'clock
saturday afternoon and after an ab,
scnce Of over two hours they returned
viii verdict in favor of the plaintiff
for S2.7l5.81. with interest from Decem-
lst, 1889, being the full amount OF ae tne
claim. This was remarkable case case
and with the Hon. George Gray ana ana
b. G. Badford, Esq, for the plalntll
and William c. Spruance and Anthony
Higgins. Esqs., for the defendants
eyery inch was stubbOrnly contested.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03


Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder al
vel, Catarrh of the Bladder. ST. Druggists.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
twill Pay for Itself in from Four to Eight Week

yet it is so durable that it will last for
years. Aside from its value as a money
maker in preparing fruits, etc, for sale,
the saving to an average family in the
expense for food. by reason Of the prepa-
ration Of various products for home con-
sumption, will in a single season almost
equal the price Of an ordinary machine.
The furnace room or section Scpa-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
FISH AND WARD.
More Indictments Against the Marine
National Bank officials.

NEW YORK, June S,-Two more in
dictments We're found by the grand
Jury to-day against Ferdinand Ward
and James ID. Fish, charging them
with grand larceny in the first de-
gree.
Ward was arraigned In the court of
oyer and terminer to-day. He pleaded
not guilty to the indictments with
leave to withdraw his plea and enter a
demurrer. The indictments charge
the theft of $1,000 from the Marine
National bank against them. The
larceny Is alleged to have been com.
united on April 7, One indictment Is
for $50, 900 and the other for $llO,O
The district attorney moved that Ward
be taken from the Ludlow street Jail
and incarcerated In the tombs prison.
This was opposed by Wards counsel.
Judge Barrett decided to allow Ward
to remain In the Ludlow street Jail till
his trial was begun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
THE POSTAL CLERKS.

WASHINGTON. June S--Postmaster-
General Villas to-day denied that he
had sent dispatch TO Chicago touch
ing the threatened strike among the
railroad postal clerks, as has been
stated In Chicago. He says that there
need be no apprehension of strike
among the railroad mail service
employees. 1t was possible that a few
clerks, who felt that from their ineffi-
cheney they had no chance of remain
Ing in the service, had endeav-
ored to effect combination
among the older and more
efficient ones, but they ssfailed.
The Official Postal Guide for May con-
tains notice over the signature OF the
acknowledgement that efficient and
honest railroad postal clerks who have
not turned their attention TO political
labors during their service need have
no fears OF being disturbed.
"That declaration In rega, d to postal
clerks and their retention,u said the
postmaster.general, "has never been
departed from In one single instance.
/ believe mistake was made but
Whth uibCONGlSu ~ Il TebbOIGu buG
man to service. There have been q
very considerable number OF removals
made, but think not less than three
fourths, or perhaps nine-tenths, of
them were made because of inetiicien-
cy, because they were not good clerks,
because they were what IL called In
the service dead wool. ,
A very limited percentage have
been removed because they were parti-
sans. 1t Is not unlikely that many
clerks who were removed for inefii-
cheney have reported at their localities
that they were removed for partisan
reason, but the truth ia
just rs / have stated.
The examinations just finished show
that during the months of March,
April and May the moral OF the
service has greatly improved, and bet
ter results have never been obtained
in an examination
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS, TUESDAY JUNE O.

mob proceeded to the cell at once and
unlocked the door and put ropes aroupd
the necks of Eli and Sam Dyer, and
hastily took them some two hundred
yards 20 tree in front OF M. Fishers
residence, on which they were both
hung. This hanging, after everything
had apparently quieted down, was
great snrpribe to most of our citizens,
but condemned by very few.
Mrs. ]. B. Wheeler and her two
children arrived in our city from Mis-
souri, last Saturday evening.
Ralph Hughes starts tomorrow for
Magnolia, Ark, TO visit his brother
Frank, agent and operator at that
place.
Mrs. Brainard Lindsay is visiting
relatives at Sherman.
Mr.. Frank Green, former railroad
agent here, says he will start for Cali
fornia during this month TO engage In
railroad business. Freight Conductor
Bingham " Ill accompany Mr.. Green,
so we are informed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.
A Clean Confession by Chas. Gilmore
The Nefarious Plot Given Away.

CHICAGO, ILL, June S.-Renewed
interest in the election fraud cases
has been developed to-day by the con-
fession of Chas. T.. Gilmore, who was
arrested for perjury on the trial Of
Mackin and Gallagher in the United
States district court. Gilmore's
perjury consisted in an attempt
TO show that the tickets found
In the Eighteenth ward ballot-box had
been printed prior to the election,
while in fact they were printed after
the election and substituted for the
ballots regularly cast. Gilmore now
makes an affidavit that the scheme
OF perjury was prepared by
Mackin. Gilmore also confessed
to-day that lie participated in the sub
stitutiou OF the ballots, and declares
that the entire affair WAS arranged by
Mackin, Gallagher and a new fine
worker,n whom he has described
to the authorities. Gilmore car
ried the bogus tickets to the
county clerks office early on
Monday, Nov "a, and there gave the
envelope to Thos. Dwyer, cashier of
the county clerks office, person who
has never hitherto been mentioned in
connection with the crime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
DENTON.
The Mercury Stands at lOl IL In
the Shade.
Special.


DENTON, TEN, June s. - Master
Willie Woodward returned Saturday
night from Bryan, where he has been
attending the Agricultural and Me-
chanical college. He will require one
more session to complete his course OF
instruction.
Reverends Thompson of Dallas and
Mcintyre OF Galveston were In the
city and preached able discourses In
the morning and at night at the Oak
Street Methodist church. They left
for their respective homes this morn.
ing.
Judge Piner was ut home yesterday.
He returned TO Gainesville this morn
ing, where he is holding district court.
Harvesting has opened up in earn.
est, and the weather bids fair 10 con-
tinue very favorable for the farming
interests for some time.
To-day has been, perhaps, the warm.
est OF the sea on. At 2 o'clock this az
ternoon the Thermometer registered
lOll degrees In the shade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

A cable message was received Satur-
day evening at the Harvard college
observatory, announcing the discovery
OF planet by DR., Palisa AT Vienna.
The planet Is Of the twelfth magni-
tude.
A terrific wind-storm passed over
Marshall county, ILL.,, Sunday night.
Houses were unroofed and trees mp
rooted. The extent of the damage is
not known.
Rev, Daniel Denison Whedon, D..
ID LII. D., late editor OF the Method
lot Quarterly Review, died at Atlantic
Highland, n. j., yesterday.
Intelligence has been received to the
effect that one-half OF the town of SAT.
folk, Va, on the Norfolk & Richmond
railway, were destroyed by fire Sun
day night. The total loss is over three
hundred thousand dollars.
DIR. William b. Devices, charged
with forgery OF bonds amounting to
$4,000, aud who mysteriously disap.
peared from Myerstown, Pa, some
time ago, was arrested Saturday at
Wilkesoarre on his way to Canada
A hurricane, accompanied by wa.
ter-spout, struck Woodstock, Va.
Sunday night, unrootiug the Methodist
church aud blowing down fences and
trees. The streets were flooded by the
rain. Damage to the amount OF $40 0OC
was done to the town.
An engine and two cars attached e
an excursion train on the Louisiana
New Orleans q Texas railway wer,
dltched eight miles above Kepner
vile, La, Sunday night. The colored
fireman was killed and the engineer
and several passengers hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Continued from first Page.

States he said 5000 were not In asylums.
He set forth the advantage to
be expected from supervisions OF asy-
lums by state boardssof charities, In the
repression Of abuses and the adoption
oflmproved methods OF treatment, and
he described the evils which some
times result from loose forms OF COM
mitments. He commended the estab-
lishment ola training school at Buff
falo for hospital attendants and the ex-
tension Of the state civil-service rules
TO the section OF attendants and medi-
cal officers. Many asylums were en-
barrassed by frequent changes in the
personnel OF It's management, some.of
which changes were OF political
nature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
ALVORD.
Working for masonic Hall-Personal
and Other Notes.

Special.
ALvoRD, TEX June S.--The Ma
sonic order speak Of erecting q Masonic
hall In our city If the public will sub
scribe sufficient amount to Justify
them in moving the lodge from Audu-
bon here. Some of our most worthy
citizens are passing subscription list
to see IL the sufficient amount of funds
can be raised. From appearances so
far we will get the lodge.
n. w. Hatehett, late of Marshall,
Ark, is just finishing fine two-story
residence which will be the finest in
the town when completed. He also
intends erecting business house to
engage In general merchandise at this
fall.
Mrs. l.. G. Simmons and daughter
are Off on visit to friends and rela.
tives at Mineols, Tex.
William Forster, editor of the Wise
County Messenger at Decatur, was in
town Saturday looking after his in
terests.
NIT. ]. Youngblood of the firm of ].
d Il. J. Youngbiood has just returned
from the Fort, where he has been to
complete his stock Of dry goods, and he
thinks the Fort Is the city to purchase
goods to compete with other mercuants,
Our lively little produce merchant
Mr.. Sam Sllberman, is supplying Ell
Paso and Kansas City with lots of
chickens and fruit,
The weather is dry and dusty. Crops
are looking well. Farmers are in good
spirits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09

An excellent programme was pre-
scented In a most excellent manner.
CAPITAL CULLINGs.
Over one hundred applications for
school land have been received from
actual settlers to be acted on by the
land board at the July session.
Comptroller Swain and Superlntend-
ent Baker left this morning for
Huntsville. The former delivers the
commencement address before the
Gam Houston normal school.
It is expected that the Greer county
commission will be appointed within
the next two weeks. IL will probably
consist OF three persons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
WACO.
Commencement Week for the Insti-
tutions OF Learning.


tutions OF Learning.
Special.
WACO, Ten, June s. = Deputy
United States Marshal Brown left here
this evening in pursuit. Of Hamilton,
the absconded assistant postmaster at
Mc1regor. Hsmilton's shortage Is at
least $1,000 and may go TO $1,000
This is commencement week" with
all the scholastic city public schools,
Waco university, Waco Female college
and Paul Quln college for colored
youth. Many visitors from various
portions OF the state, VINO have Sons or
daughters In one or another OF the In
situations, are In attendance. Prof.
Alex Hogg, superintendent Of the
city public schools OF Fort Worth, will
deliver an address TO the graduating
class OF Waco Female college to-mor-
row night.
The receipts Of wool this season are
over 800, 900 pounds.
The spiritualistic monthly magazine
Will make It's appearance next week.
The commencement sermon OF Waco
Female college was preached at the
Fifth Street Methodist church yester-
day morning by Rev. II. M. Dubose of
Houston. Last night at the same
church Rev. w. j. Phillips of Bryan
delivered an address TO the students of
the college on christian E1ucation.n
Two cOlored bishops, Wade aud Wy.
man OF the A. M. II church, preached
here yesterday. They are attending
the commencement exercises Of the
Paul QuiD college, for colored youth.
Prof j. N. Gallagher has been EN-.
ployed for another year ~ supervisor
Of the city public schools at an annual
salary of 1880. The public school
system has been increased to ten
months.
DIR. Burleson Is moving to have Bay
lor university (Baptist) removed from
Independence TO Waco and blended
with Waco university, with himself
az chancellor and DR.. Andrews as pres
ident.
The Sunday law was obeyed yester-
day and everything passed Off quietly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
BONHANI.
The Dyer Brothers Taken From Jail
and Hung Sans Ceremonie.
Special.

BoNHAM, TEX, June s.-About Q
o'clock last night body OF men num-
boring from fifty to 100, with their faces
blaokened, approached the jail here;
they first bursted some planks of the
fence around the Jail and demanded
the jail door opened, The man In
charge, thinking 1t was another one Of
the guards returning, opened the iail
door, and at once number Of guns
and revolvers were leyeled at him hy
the disguised men, and the KEYS de.
manded, which we're given up. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
SHERMAN.
A Swindle Detected in the Weighing
of Stock In st. Louis.


special.
SHERMAN, TEX, June S.-The ne.
gro woman who was waited upon Sat-
urday night by the vigilance commit
tee and told to go or swing by noon
to-day had not departed yet this even
ing
Ed Emerson of Grayson county shin.
ped 10 head of corn-fed beeves to st.
Louis last week that averaged at home
AFTER sixteen hours without grass or
water the handsome figures of 1920
pounds average. He consigned than
TO Sealing d Tamlin of st. Louis for
sale, but went forward himself and
was on hand when his stock was de-
liVered and weighed to the purchaser
the ST. Louis Packing and Refriger.
ator company. When Mr.. Emerson
saw that his fine cattle only made an
average OF 1856 pounds he felt sure
something was wrong and demanded
are,Weigh. This WAS attempted but
on the last draft several head escaped
10 the main bunch and no exact weight
could be made. He had three steers
that lie had weighed separately at
nome, and put them on the scales as a
test, These lost by shrinkage of less
than one hundred pounds, while the
average loss OF the lot was 1874.
he publicly charged q swindle and
was sustained by the evidence OF an
inspector. who overhead conditional
trade made by the brokers and the
purchaser, by which the price was
hxed at certain sum II the stock
averaged 1000 pounds and a greater
price II the weight was greater. Mr..
ssherson swore out a complaint against
the weigher and had him arrested bnt
mas rot decided what to do In refer
ence 10 other parties. Ii has been a
SUBJECT OF common complaint with
ieAss shippers that their cattle of the
same grade weigh more In Chicago
.nan either 1T. Louis or Kansas CITY,
ana the discrepancy has become so
glaring that many OF them will not
cohsign stock TO the Missouri cities at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
SAN DIEGO.
A Pleasure Trip Under Difficulties
Duval County Crop Prospects.

special.
SAN DIEGO, Ten, June 6.-Your
correspondent has been on a little trip
OF business and pleasure combined
into the country, and has really had
delightful time Of 1t. Although on
pleasure bent, we had frugal mind
and therefore we hitched up our own
team, and taking n couple of young
ladies Of our household started on our
way rejoicing, but alas the falIacy OF
human expectations, we had hardly
started when the skies became over.
cast, and by the time we arrived Mt
the sylvan village of Piedras Plntas IL
was evident that we were going to have
rain, and plenty fit, Another casualty
was that enc OF the horses fell lame.
Now the best thing would have been
TO return home, but IMAM Is not at all
times wlse,h aud 80 we procured an
other horse from our friend, DIR. Serna,
who we found at the village of the
Painted Rocks, and went on. We had
not gone more than couple of leagues
when the rain poured down in tor.
rents, and just as II was coming down
the heaviest the new horse got his bril-
die half eff and commenced cutting
up. We had TO jump out In the mud
and rain and by the time we got things
righted our clothes were not Just such
IA man would want to go into bali
room with. Well, to improve matters,
that magnificent ateed gave out In
about mile further and we had the
pleasure OF having 10 walk and whip
him along, TO the destruction of our
new buggy-whip and what little pa.
tience we had In store. III we could
have found u email boy we
would willingly have invested
70 or so cents to have had him
use little profanity, and particularly
at one time; while we were in the act
Of persuading that horse TO quicken
his motion, he commenced dancing the
racket with his heels, aud they came
In close proximity to our person. Then
we began to feel piously inclined and
proposed that we should all unite In
family prayer, but just as we had re
peated Now ! lay me down to sleep
one OF the girls said, "Chl stop; see a
house ahead" 40 by good fortune o.
through the intervention OF divin,
providence or something else we die
finally reach the ranch Of Don Isldr,
Benavldes a little before night. Dor
lsidro and his family had gone IL
search of doctor for little son o
theirs who had been bitten by rattle
snake and did not return while we re
manned. We, however, managed /,
make ourselves comfortable, an,
upon our return found Don Is
idro and his good wifi.
nc home. DR.. Kupfer had admins
tered TO their suffering child, and tn,
little fellow was doing finely and wa
nearly we'll.
The rest OF our journey was unevent
ful. The country is looking splendid
grass and water are In abundano,
everywhere. The corn crop is secure
and will be the largest, by far, eve
made In this county.
Cattle and horse stock are fat an,
ine, and large droves are being Dough
up and shipped and driven to San An
tonic and other markets.
Our county commissioners oour
meets next Monday rs board O
equalization, and our district cour
will commence on the second Monda,
in next month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
DALLAS.
The Engineers on the Northwestern
Railway to be Placed in the
Field Next Week.
The Cotton Gases Revived-The Repub.
Hoans in Texas to be 0verhauled by
the First Of September.


DALLAS, TEX, June S.--The case of
the State VS.. Joe Lohenstein was
called In the district court this morn.
ing and the decks were cleared for
action. This is one Of the "cotton
cases" which have become notorious
throughout this state and at Falls
River, Mass. Cammack and Baum
were said to be the leaders in 1t, and
Lohenstein is charged with being q
part of the conspiracy, which, as long
as it worked, was bonanza without
water or foul air. Before the case was
reached other cases on the docket were
set to one side or dismissed, and the
lawyers tied their galluses around
their waists and waited until time was
called. When 1t was called the de-
PENDANT moved for o severance from
Wright Jointly indicted), on
the ground that he wanted
to use him as witness. This gun was
silenced by a dismissal OF the case
against Wright. Then a motion to
quash the indictment was made, which
the court overruled and the selection
Of the jury commenced. From appear
ances 1t seems that the state wanted
most OF the jurors to be from the coun-
try, while the defendant preferred the
town.cut features. Nearly the whole
day was spent In selecting the jury.
The opinion seems to prevail that the
defendant has a pretty good show
better, in fact, than he has ever had.
Judge Brown OF Sherman is assisting
the state, while the defendant Ia rep
resented by Cowart, Crawford 81 Craw-
ford q Wright.
Mr.. Powell, who went to New York
in the interest of the Northwestern
railroad from Dallas, has returned
with report of the rosiest kind. The
engineers will be placed In the field
next week. One Of the directors in
forms us that rs soon as the survey Is
made for thirty miles the contract
will be let and work commenced.
From responsible sources ii comes
that the administration at Washing
ton has determined to remove every
Republican official in Texas by the
lat of September. This comes from
Washington and Is relied ON by the
most skeptical.
There was not such strict observ-
ance of the Sunday law yesterday as
on the Sabbath preceding. The fact
is that the belief is now universal that
the city has the "heels" on the state.
When the cases of the: preceding Sun
day We're argued before Judge Bower
on last Saturday, the authorities in
PRODUCED by the counsel we're 80 con.
vincing that the cases would have
been dismissed then and there had
the defendants insisted But it was
agreed beforehand that the case should
go to the appellate court and the de-
PENDANTS made no fight other than
just to show their hand. All the law
yers and even the judge believe in the
power of the council under the present
special charter to BASS the ordinance.
:. Harry Owens, deputy sheriff of Ma
rion county, arrived to-day with ne
gro named Henry Levert, who is
charged in Marion with theft. Levert
has been wanted for some time, and
was arrested in Sherman.
About 8 o'clock last night false
alarm Of fire was sounded and the
force turned out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
LAREDO.

A Revolt Among the Mexican Troops.
Special
LAREDO, TEX, June S-A revolt
among the troops of the Fourth regi.
ment, stationed in Nuevo Laredo,
Mex, commanded by Col. Fernandez,
occurred last night. The troops over.
powered the guards, when officers
came to their rescue and lively shoot.
ing took place. One soldier was
wounded and sixteen deserted. Two
were captured this morning and four
teen made good their escape.
District court opened here to-day,
The Cruz brothers were arrested for
making deadly assault on Bonifacio
Selio.