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Til, Il. 80. Wins.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-In the case of
tho Baltimore " OHIO Telegraph
company w. the st. Louis
Bridge Il Tunnel company, Judge
Lubbock, OF the circuit court,
to-day decided that the telegraph COM
pany has the right-Ui way over bridges
Tor It's wires, ~ long AZ II does not in-
teriere with the rights of the public.
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7Os ELM STREET



Hon. Sam CundiG, of Longview, is in
the city.
G.. w. Angle, of San Antonio, is a
guest of the Windsor hotol.
Col. John NJ. simpson, Weatherford,
is stopping at the Windsor.
j. A. Slaughter, OF Galveston, is a
guest of the Windsor hotel.
William Bowen, OF Austin, Is regis
tered at tne Grand Windsor.
Charles p. Virgins and wife, lsdian-
apolis, are guests Of tho Grand windsor
hotel.
Col. James Van Everett loft yesterday
via the Texas & Pacific for Cleveland
Ohio.
Harry NJ. Oatett, n prominent cattle
man, OF Colorado City, Ia a guest at the
Windsor.
Mrs. T. Il. Wallace left last evening
| for a visit TO the New Orleans expOsi'
ton aud q visit TO Mobile, her old home,
Alex Cockrell aud family left last
evening for Warrensburg, Missouri, al
q several weeks visit 10 relatives anC
/ friends,
Robert Gibson, IT,, leaves this morn
inc for Sewanee, Tennessee, and vii
stop several days in New Orleans visit
ing the exposition.
Ellie Paxton, with HueY 4 PHILIP, no
ceived message stating his mother
was not expected TO live, aud left last
night for Lswronceburg, Kentucky
where she resides.
Hon. Temple Houston, state senate
from the Pan Handle, was In the city
| vestOrday an rOuta homo, hut was 70
called 70 Austin on a telegram ann0un
cling the Illness of his child.
Captain'W. @. Counor, or plain BuI
Conner, rs no prefers IL aud whic
those who know him best call him, Ina
returned ~ Dallas after n long abseno'
during which he was engaged In givin
Galveston fresh water instead OF dee
water, tie will engage in business hei
on the lat prox. Captain Connor Ia
live, wlde.awake citizen, and his man
friends here will warmly welcome him
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A sabbath shaking

LANCASTER, PA, March "A heavy
rumbling, supposed TO have been an
earthquake, WAS distinctly felt in this
city and county last evening, shortly
alter o'clock. Buildings were shaken,
and IN some Instances plates shaken
from. stoves. Services in the various
churches were suspended until the SEN
saIiDn aubsinpJ.
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The Cunninehamand Burton Case

LONDON, March 9--At the resumed
hearing in the case Of Cunningham and
Burton, several witnesses were put for
ward by the crown to identify either OF
the prisoners as the person who pur-
chased a travelling bag at Ludgate, and
deposited box at Paddinston railway
station. They failed TO make make any
| identification.
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LoNDoN, March q--Advices from the
west coast OF Africa state that the Ger
maus hauled down the British aag and
hoisted cha German at Victoria, an
English mission town, situated at TIE
head OF the hay adjoining the Came
Rooms Territory While the English
consul protested Against the action, his
opposition WAS unheeded.
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WARSAW, March "a bread riot was
suppressed by The police at Cracow to-
day. A great number of poor, unem-
ploved working men gathered in front
of Richland's castle, in the suburbs OF
Cyacow. and made q great disturbance
demanding work or Dresd. The police
arrested 100 Of tho rioters.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

PETERSBURG, March 9.-Several ar
rests were made to-day as the result of
the discovery of terrorist documents and
explosives in the house Of the student
| who, upon being arrested, committed
suicide at his door post,
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A DESPERATE GIRL AT DECATUR,
She Attempts to Stay a Man She Accas
of Raplng Her-Dr. Penn, of Mis-
sissippi, 60 Hang - Other
Grimes and Criminals.
Burglars at Lonsview-Ths rnlsry Case,
sA.tGENr a co.

Burglars at Longview-The Tniery Cass.
,LoNevIEw, March Especial Pink
Lughbright's saloon was broken into
last night, between 6 and o'clock, but
the burglars must have been frightened
off, as nothing is missing.
The cabin of Jim Williams, colored,
was robbed last night, while attending
church, the robbers securing over $50 in
money and other valuable articles. No
arrests have been made. 1t is supposed
this same gang broke into one of the
strikers houses about midnight. The
man waking up, shot at him twice, and
/ signs of blood were traceable on the
door steps.
Upon receipt of the deposition made
by Sheriff Killingsworth, Deputy Cox
and Jailor Clark, Judge McCord
decides that the contract made
by county attorney league to allow
James Tillery bond of $500, was void.
1t is noticeable that in these deposit
tons that the rumor that Tillery was
allowed arms and his freedom during
the o-called confinement in Jail is on.
tirely without foundation, "a the an
swers under oath by the sherifi,the dep,
uty and the jailer ali concur that he wal
Jailed in coll ono hour after his sur
render, aud remained there until taker
out on habeas corpus hearing.
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nnLnn. rnrnn. mn,rInr-

SwEErw \TER, March Especial. =
Judge Kennedy is now hearing the ha-
beas corpus application Of J. w. Wood
and Neil Boyett, charged with murder
ing Il. Il. Warren, the fence-cutter de-
teotive, month ago,
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MARSHALL, March Especial The
strike continues TO ba the all.absorbing
topic, Chief Furloug, OF the Missouri
Pacific secret service, ST. Louis, has a
number of his detectives here this morn
ing What their Rotives or designs are
Is past finding out. Everything con-
tinues quiet aud the best OF order pre-
yail4
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China and japan .

SAN FRASusco, March 9.-YoSohama
Associated Press sdvices are that nego-
hatons between japan aud China in
reference ~ the Core IN trouble, will I've
begun at Peklng shortly. Jaean VIII
send q up ecial ambassador. She viii
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Sentenced 10 pIe.

JACKSON, MISS, March BIN the
case of DR.. Penn, for the murder Of II.
b Riols, Mt Hazelhurst, last year, the
supreme court, to-day, affirmed the
Judgment of tha lower court. Penn was
under tina death sentence.
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Attempted to KIN an Alleged Raplst.

Attempted to XIII an Alleged Raplst.
DECATUR, March Especial. About
noon to-day the city was thrown into
furry of excitement by Miss Mollie
Hart, the IA yeAr-old daughter of j. p.
Hart, attempting TO shoot W..
A. Pool, mattress-maker. The shoot
| ing took place on Main street. Miss Hart
walked to within few feet of Pool,
pulled i5-caiihre sixshooter and fired,
the ball Just grazing POOLS cheek. She
attempted TO fire the second shot out
was prevented by Tho bystanders. She
was Immediately placed under arrest,
when she swOre out warrant, charging
Pool with rape. Pool was arrested and
locked up, Che facts, as alleged by
Miss Hart, are as follows: The girl was
staying over night at POOLS house;
Mrs. Pool was called to assist
Ia sick neighbor during the
night, and while she was absent
Pool accomplished his dastardly
purpose. There was considerable talk
this afternoon, of calling Judge Lynch
in he case, bur sheriff Gum has slronl
guard about the Jail, aud SAYS he will
see that Pool has a chance TO clear him
7 self. Pool has a large family and ha
, heretofore borne good name.
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ssru.Isal Entertainment.

The HERALD returns thanks for
complimentary invitation to attend
social hop at Mayer's hall on the even
ing of Friday, March 10. The music
will be by Meine's band, and the COCA
sion promises to be Of one rare enjoy
mont,
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Reported l,up,ure Between Rosa and
Flnnnery.

PARIS. March "a splits imminent
In the Flauuery sSd Rosa sections of
the Irish revolutionists. Flaunely
wants tae disposal at all European de-
nations without reference TO Amerios.
Rosa is losing hi- Influence, II Ia be-
ievod, owing 10 the discharge OF Irish
labOrers by English tirms no a conse-
quence Of the dynlmite outrage.
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AT THE sT. dEoNGE,

- INN % hLb HNhAhf
II p Blackeuship, Temple; d l. Wing.
fold, jr, IT Duggin, Workman; NJ IL
Casen, Mineols; Q Mazlebsck, Green
vile; NJ J Sanders, sulphur springs;
w j Durham, city; b Donnell, Soy
more; IL $ Schuck, Eastlaud; J ID Davi-
son, X l. Dunmau, Coleman; j A Debts,
w b Dashield, o p Thomas, Kaufman;
u Il Cunningham, Ennis; Y w Grubbs,
GreenVille; John A Williams, Philadel-
William Burgett, Forney; 7 q stephens,
New York; IL w GRADER, city; J q
Barry, Martin Wells; II Il Cosby, New
York; l. V Moore, Waco; j NJ COOK, st
Louis; a @ Rhine, Mckinney; MIL
ler, hamilton; Thomas Il BOuner, Me-
Kinney; Mis- Perry aud child, wills
Point.
AT THg GRAND WINDSOR,
+ Il Cleveland, Erie, Pennsylvanai
John n Simpson, Weatheriord; James
NJ Steere, city; George Simson, l.
Ewens, Palo Pinto; II DeArmand, Nc
Kinney; g l. Edwards, Ennis; A n ODDS,
: Vollmau, New York; A Marshall,
kauiman; III Nj Catlett, Colorado City;
| + w Hahn, San Francisro;J l. Pernet,
| Nirdnia; ID Brown, Cieburne; j u
! McFaul, Fort Worth; Charles $ Fri
zelle, Kansas City; Don Porter, Chicago;
Charles Virgins aud wife, Indianapolis
A ID Childress, Matthew Cartwright
Terrell; j BHrke, Now York; I
Brown, Texas & Pacific railway; j {
Fisher, Louisville. Kentucky; J
Hitler, Colorado; RIG Scott, Huntsville
Aiahsms; A J Burleson, Knsss; AnsoI
Hazlewn II, Palo Pinto; q ID Hall, BAL
las; William Bowen, Austiu; q Fried
h,ld, ~ Louis; James ID Baker, Gran
burr; A Heinrich, Little Rock; J
slaughter, Galveston; @ w Angle, San
Antonio; lsidore JacOOs, san Francisco
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ADec.ly.a woman

IL the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, hismuih, powders,
arsenic, g., Ia tho belief Of enriching
and beauutymg the complexion. IL ~
hut temporary aud ultimately destroys
the skin beyond tho power ut nature to
restore. Sop i'll Stop Il now and use
only DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic, which ira
paris the visor and lovelmess of youth.
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gits,
All ats stepped tree by Dr. Kline'H
great nerve rostorer. No fits alter hrst
days' use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and ~ trial bottle FREQ 10 ~ oGses. Send
70 Dr. Kline, psi Arch shoet, Pailsdel
phia, PennsylvaniA
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I'd. Bean Arrested.

MARSHALL, March o. lSpecisl.l -
Sheriff Kiliugsworth, Of Gregg county,
brought down ED. Bean, who Is under
indictment tor murder, and lodged him
In Jail here for safe keeping.
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A shin and Crew Lost,

GLOUCESTER, MASS. March 9.-The
fishiHg schooner solomon Poole is lost,
with all on board, IL men.
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Died ut Cynthiana, Kentucky, on Feb
rusry u, 1885, Miss Reosa Grinnan,, who
leaves many relatives aud friends IN
Dallas county To mourn her loss.
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II YOU want real estate, cattle, or a
first.class manufacturing interest, call
on 70l Main street.
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A Very Sicl, Lady.

oLEBURNE, March 0.--lSpeclal. Mrs
William Ramsey IL in y critical condl
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TN NOTT NTJCTT sETIoF BEAUTIFUL
IL 1OU " lOll Pearly White and Sound Teeth

Don't
by Using NToRI4EY'S oRiDoN-rO
Liquid and Powder and
Wholesale CRowDUs Dallas.
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sllnnnrY sam sllII sllna.

CHATHAM, OST, March 9.-The forg-
cry case against Baum, ~ Dallas, Texas,
was adjourned TIL the 10 h instant.
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A stnIwnrt strike Threatened.

LONDON, March "a strike of $1,000
miners against reduction OF wages is
threatened,
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- "A H H R THAN EVER !!


VERY PRloEs
Hsnd
NAst a.
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be confined in the county jail SIX
months,
THE eINyER BILL

Mr.. Randolphs bill requires ginnerS
TO give q s., 900 bond to the county COM
missioners Tor faithful and honest
performance of their contracts. II also
requires that they keep registered each
lot of cotton, the number of bales
ginned and the marks and weights Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

LONDON, Dec. lS.-The excitement
throughout Great Britain on the subject
OF homc-rule for Ireland continues with
out abatement. The newspapers all share
the opinion and the politicians are urging
Gladstone to speak definitely in regard to
his plan. The late premier in response to
telegram sent to-day asking him for
information with reference to
the Irish homc-rulc scheme, which
it is reported he has had
under consideration for some time, re-
plies as follows From my public dccla-
ratlous ut Edinburgh respecting the gov
ernment of ireland you will easily see that
have no further communication TO make.
II will be remembered that in the
speech referred to by Gladstone, which
he delivered on November II, he said in
effect, IN reply TO Mr.. Parnell's suggestion
to give local self.government to Ireland,
that when he learns through a consttu-
| tioual channel what the wishes of ireland
| are he win give them attentive considers
/ tiOn, hut he cannot get this knowledge
until the new parliament meets
/ George c. Goschen, who belongs to the
| Wing branch of the Liberal party, aud
who was elected member of parliament
/ for the cast division of Edin-
| burgh having been asked to-day
! for his opinion on the reported scheme OF
| homo rule for Ireland, replied by tcle-
graph that he maintained his hitherto eX-
| pressed convictions against Irish home
rule aud that he could not comment ON
any scheme OF that nature until such
| scheme had been fully declared.
The marquis of Harrington, who wa.
! secretary of war in Gladstone's cabinet
declared that he has not approved the
scheme as had been minated in certain
! quarters.
John O'Connor Power, Nationalist
member of parliament, in an Interview
to-day, approved the scheme, which he
said was fair one, and was baseC
on the scheme OF Mr. Butt, tn,
former trish leader, Mr. Power did not
however, approve the proposition that Oh,
crown, as II guarantee, have the right &
nominate a portion Of the members o
the Irish parliament. That proposition
he characterized as too absurd 10
serious consideration, lie added tina
Mr. pamell's candid opinion of th'
scheme would be necessary in order q
Justify the government in introducn.
such measure.
Mr.. Mccartney. Conservative, VIII,
was the member for Tyrone In th
last parliament, declares thar tn
adoption OF any form OF home rul
would bo IN direct violation OF the coustitu
ton, under whose provisions thousands O
Engllshmen and Scotchmen have investc
money IN ireland. To grant Ireland HON
= rule, he says, would be 70 bctray the mi
inOrity in England, aud the English pee
pie would be held responsible for the con
! sequences.
MIR. Nj. Davitt has consented to becom
member for the corporation Of OF Duh
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n ITINIFtI NTIIIIT,
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec lS.--The board
OF school trustees met at noon to-day
pursuant 90 previous resolution to in
vestigate the charges made against H.
Lee Sellers, principal OF BAH high school,
by Trustee Jcnnett. Judge McAlpne,
president of the board, presided and,
after nearly an hours Wrangling, IL was
concluded that committee OF three
should be appointed from the board to
hear evidence and report the testimony in
writing TO the board. Messrs. Thomp-
son, Hleberg and benson were appointed
as such committee and the board adj
iourned. The aforesaid committee was
IN session ali afternoon hearing evidence
bearing on the case The investigation
attracts but little attention here and does
not embrace any very interesting or SEN
satloDal features or developments. The
charges against Sellers, as before
said, are of decidedly trivial
character, and it is generally understood
that they were the outcome of personal
Ill feeling between Sellers and certain
prominent member of the school board
not however Mr.. Jennett. Mr.. Sellers and
the board have not harmonized in every
instance in the past, and the present So
called investigation is the outcome of
these Notwithstanding.
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coal NIIners, strIlo 10 Contlnno.

MoNoNGAuELA CRY, Pa, Dec. 49,
At the River coal miners convention yes.
terday it was unanimously decided to con.
tinuc the strike for the scent rate. Reso.
lutions were adopted calling on the labor
organizations of the United States for aid
In the struggle, aud requesting the Kama.
wha-reglon miners to come ont for q
higher rate. The convention was a rep,
resentative gathering, delegates being
present from every part in the three lower
pools. The resolutions created consider
able enthusiasm. The operators fear thai
a continuance OF the strike win result II
more trouble, perhaps bloodshed.
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BAIRD.
y Model special from the Gazette Core
spoudont Doing Up tho Days News.

y Model special from the Gazette Core
spoudont. Doing Up tho Days News.
special 20 the Gazette,
BAHp, TEN, Dee. ls--The Texas 4
Pacific railway has now aud VIII have
through the coming winter seasons adyau-
t0ges not possessed by Northern trans
continental lines. While the Northern
lines leading to the EldOrado OF the West
are showed under we of this line from
IcNarkaua, ARA, to III Paso, Tex,
ON ON TO CALIFORNIA; for that matter, hardly
need oyercoats.
Several winter CNcursiuui5ts have gone
through our yards recently, and this
morning tbs grand excursion OF the sea.
son passed by. There were four trains
one had lGs people, another about POO
The third and fourth between $50 and 20l
oaoh They went 10 Abilene for break
fast
Several Nirglpilns have located In oui
county during the last week.
The water supply for the engines In,
been limited recently owing To the yer,
dry weather here The railroad COMPANY
has men ont to-day placing a new puml
ln McNla creek, a half mile west OF Nigo
Contractor English has about com
pleted the work ON Belle Plain collcg,
and has bought a lot In Bard, being on,
of our most wide-awako citizens.
County Attorney Ben Is having new
residence erected In the west end OF tow
ON Pearl street.
Mai Richardson OF the land depart
ment of the Texas & Pacilc railway hai
his new residence on Poverty hill tin
isAcd Which IS the most slightly cotlag'
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Three Cotton aims Iiurned.



CoRsICANA, Ten, Decision Wednes-
day the gin of Angus McGilvary, near
Winkler, took fire, totally destroying it
with three bales OF cotton. The loss is
estimated at $4,000; insured in tho New
Orleans Insurance association for 1866.
On the same day the gin of Mr.. W. S.
Baker, at Re, was also destroyed by fire.
the loss amounting to over $1,000; in
sured in .he Sun Mutual Insurance com
pany of New Orleans for $1,000.
About II O'Clock last night j. C. Wal.
lace's gin near town took Gre and burned
to the ground, the fire department not
being able TO reach it., Several bales OF
cotton and quantity Of cotton-seed were
consumed. The loss is $1,000. The cot.
ton and seed We're insured in the Sur
Mutual Insurance company of New Or
leans for $500, ant $1,000 IN the Dallas
Mutual Assessment company on build
ings and machinery.
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PILOT POINT.
a Denton County Farmer NJ
Missins-Society SOl's


Nnssing- Society Notes
Special to the Gazette.
PLor POINT, TEX. Dec, /
James Gilllland, a farmer M
Valley View, west OF this clgi !
mysteriously disappeared, ! Z
since he started TO GalneSl
small amount Of money to payeI
gage and nothing has been lsi'i
whereabouts. His horse va
and left at u livery stable IN ~
Intense excitement preyals
neighborhood where he lVsa Z
are entertained that he has Ds
and put out of the way.
Elder A. IL. Norris arrived ~.
Grove with his family yesterlsh
assume the pastoral WORK O vs.
church in the future.
Mr.. j. +. Dale Of Sherma1
fancy letters on Or. Raelanqs
Miss Lou Christian, q SCOTT Il.
Whitesboro, is in the CIV 'A'
tiyes and friends. i, i
Miss Ellie Clouse, a soclss y \.
now OF Gainesville, Is mere "
mother and friends.
Miss Nora Reid, an accom- "A
graph operator, left last e, ese !, \,
burne to assume the duties "
sion. ,,ci
Cotton continues 70 coI N.Y. \ K,
of twenty to twenty-five !, u1' VA, I.
A sharper was upon lae .., ss1r
with his dice and cheap W. ~
the innocent Of their naru..--
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in town. He viii move into fls now

In town. lie will move into fis new
house Monday next.
our sunday-school people are engaged
in an effort to have Christmas festival.
Mrs. Carrie Cox Of the Granbury col
lrae, who is one OF the finest elocutionlsts
In tho state, is 20 give Us reading at the
opera.hous'e here about January j.
We have no sickness to report m this
Grand diylslon.of the moral vineyard. The
fact IS We are about 1890 feet above tide
water and malaria and dengne are 100
heavy to reach our great altitude.
Fat turkeys, stove wood, dressed DIGS
and beef hides are daily offerings on our
streets and generally lind ready sale.
our boys look for the pay train to-mor-
row for Christmas money.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.


a Bluzo in Houston This Morning.
special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX, Dec. l9.-At I O'Clock
this Saturday morning the street car
company's stables, in the Fifth ward,
were destroyed by fire. The building
was new and was worth about $4,000.
Five new cars were burned, worth about
$500, ana four mules, worth $500.
There Is full insurance on the building.
The loss will approximate $4,000. The
origin OF the fire is 4 mystery The
watchnan on duty could not explain it.
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IN HOT PURSUIT.
Exciting Chase Through the Territory Az
ter niurderous Band.

Exciting Chase Through the Territory Az
ter niurderous Band.
special to the Gazette.
RED FORK, J. T., Dec. lS.--The stage
driver who came IN tonight from the Sac
aud Fox agency, siXty-fyc miles from
here, brings the report that news came in
there yesterday evening that Capt.
Curtis and party were in
hot pursuit of the Wade brothers.
gang, and their capture is
almost certain. The pursucrS have the
bandits strung out on an open country,
the soft ground enabling them to follow
their trail. Both parties have been met
by Il company Of hunters coming north.
The only fear OF failure is the giving out
Of the Curtis party's horses. If relay
Of fresh horses can be secured success is
assured. When last heard FROM they
were 100 miles southwest OF the Sac and
Fox agency, making for the Panhandle OF
Texas.
The Wade brothers are quartCr-blood
Chickasaws. Ofthe balance only three are
white men, All know the country well,
aud all are brave ana determined men.
Curtis is smarting under the recent trcaJ-
mcnt from this hand, and win capture
these maraudcrS OF ole on he trail, as lac
puts it. Those who know him concedG
that he viii make his word good