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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

10 manage the ship and the sea being
rough, to avoid having the vessel
wrecked, signalled q passing steamer.
They were towed into Plymouth.
where the mutineers were at once
placed under arrest.
LONDON, Jan. 90. Particulars OF the
mutiny On the bark w llington. given
as by the crew, are ~ follows: The ship
left Havre for New York January 81.
Capt. Armstrong In command He
had been drinking several days before
leaving port, and at sea increased his
libations until they brought on delir.
ium tremens. On the 25th, when the
vessel was 400 miles west OF
the Scllly islands, the captain imag-
ined that certain members of the crew
were in mutiny, and had the boat
swain carpenter and steward put In
irons for four hoHrs for some imagin-
AIRY Offenses. The next day he as.
saulted the carpenter and placing a
revolver at his throat fired Owing
to Capt Armstrong; unsteadiness the
bullet missed its mark and wounded s
seaman. The captain, evidently mad.
dened by this failure, swore he would
shoot every man about, and nourisbed
his revolver. The crew closed Ia upon
the captain to disarm him He strug-
gled desperately, and was violently
thrown 10 the deck and his skull frac
tured. he died four hours afterwards
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
A Num- Flrsd.

NEW STRA1TsvILLE, OHIO, Jan 30 =
Mine No. 3, better known as PIummer
Hill, was fired by incendiaries this
morning, and the fire II issuing from
all the openings. The mine Ia valued
at 500 600. Little hopes are enter
tanned Of extipgulshlng the fire.
IL Is also understood II was in the
plan to fire mine No 80, which II IL
expected will be done tonight. A
large number Of miners are going TO
work, which II Is supposed aroused
the lawless element to the deed OF last
night.
The joint legislative committee 10
Investigate the csuse II the strike In
the valley left for a trip to the mines,
and II Is thought the firing OF the
mine will have tendency to preiu-
dice the case Of the miners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
HOUSTON.
Daath Tr0m DRINKING POIs0nod oolTee

NnelAl
Houston, Tx, Jan. 2s.-This
morning at breakfast James A.
Sweeney, well-known citizen and n
dne painter, drank some coffee which
he spoke Of as being very bitter. He
got up from the table, walked to his
place of business and In ten minutes
was corpse. His sister was with him
at the time. In eleven minutes after
he felt the first sensation OF pain he
was dead. Having been known by
every one and being in perfect health,
the announcement created much ex-
element on the streets. BE has been
here eleven years, at the head OF hls
line of business. Three theories exist
accidental poisoning, suicide, or
poisoning at the hands Of un-
known parties An autopsy is
being held, and will be completed TO-.
morrow evening The funeral occurs
tomorrow l.Norning.
Travel has been renewed between
here and New Orleans; that II, the
Neches river break having been re-
paired, trains are on time.
The railroads here are reducing
their force every few days.
A small fire this morning destroyed
the house Of Geo Davis; loss, $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
An EdiIor'. Luck.

PARIS, Tx, Jan b.. w. Fulton
and A p Boyd, editor Of the North
Texan, have purchased the grocery
department OF Mr.. Lyneh's establish
ment. Mr. Boyd, after twenty-eight
years OF close attention 70 bis business
a. printer and editor. has demonstrated
the fact that newspaper editor need
not DO poyerty-stricken individual,
always begging his patrons for thai
which ls his due. Economy and APP
plication Ia business Will always sue
coed The North Texan will In no
wise be affected by the purchase but
will receive the whole Of the attentiou
Of MI A. z. Boyd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Notes from Kyle.

KYLE, TEX, Jan 99.-The dance at
the Commercial hotel tonight was a
brilliant success. A large crowd was
present and everything passed OF as
pleasantly as could be exported.
Mr.. w M Eiedge, one OF our largest
on this evenings train.
Hopkiuson, situated near Kyle,
burned to the ground to-day. II was
occupied by family Of negroes and
nothing was saved
The sheriff and tax assessor were la
town to-day collecting all unpaid taxes
for last year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

The Lohenstein Trial Results in a
Hung Jury-A Husband In Search
Of His Missing wife.
A Petty THETA Newspaper Controversy
"A Wedding Party-rh The Demi-
Monde aud the Theatey,
Special.


DALLAS, TEX Jan The district
courtroom was crowded to-day to lis
ten to the closing arguments in the
Lohenstein case. Col. Crawford for
the defense and Mr.. Clint for the state
are highly and justly compllmented
for their able addresses The argu-
ments were closed and the charge Of
tue judge delivered about O'Clock
this afternoon. The jury retired, but
could not agree upon verdict. They
stood ten 10 two In favor OF a convio-
ton, and were held over until to NOR
row There are ugly rumors tonight,
which involve influential citizens OF
the city, in the case.
ON ThuradRy, the a2ud
inst, Mrs. Sloan arrived in this city
with her little child from Fort Worth,
and registered at the st George hotel.
She remained until Saturday last,
when she departed. In what dlrec-
ton she Iourneyed IL not known
Her husband came from WILLIS Point
to-day In quest OF her. He was
very anxious and quite indignant.
| He accused her OF naughty conduct,
and thought abe had elOped with an
other fellow, He said that he had
sent her West on visit several weeks
ago, and that was the last he had
heard OF her. He wants his child,
The military entertainment, un.
der the management of Lieut.. Kate
Raymond Howe, nc the opera-house
tonight, was not very literally pat
rOnized. II will be remembered that
she il q representative OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic
Chap Bessely stole live dollars from
bartender to-day and WAS fined
twenty Ave dollars and sentenced TO
thirty days' imprisonment therefor
A controversy IL being waged in the
papers between Mayor Cab II aud the
residents OF East Dallas over the dis
trbutiOn OF charities The mayor
charges that the East Dallasltea refused
TO join the city IN corporate capacity,
but desire to be fed by II. The latter
proposition he refuses.
A wedding party, consisting OF Q,
X Shire OF Mckinney and bride, nee
Miss ltimbrough OF Plano, accom-
panied by friends, are visiting the
city.
The management OF the opeTa-house
has been much annoyed by well-known
members OF the demi monde persistiug
In occupying seats ia the orchestra
and cirolee, though there Is. q
! portion Of the balcony TO which they
may be admitted. These women dc
not purchase their own tickets hui
have them sent 10 them by male
friends and thus IL is that they wer'
able to secure the seats In tina
part OF the house. The mayor hal
Informed them that while he did no
I wish ~ shut them out of the theAte
1 altogether, place had been sot asidt
for them and that IL they were agall
found either In the boNes or elsewhere
! except in their place, he would hay'
: both them and their male escorts
a taken from the theater to the calRhoDs
= and kept there until the next morn
4 ing, when he would give them cause 4
remember the occasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
The Adams.C Dol. rldge leilon.

LONDON, Jan. 20 -ChRs. Warren
Adams who recently brought action
for libel against Bernard Coleridge,
son OF the London chief justice based
on a letter written TO Mildred May
COleridge, TO whom he (Adams) Was
engaged, has nov brought direct
action for libel against Lord Coleridge
himself II will be remembered that
in the action against Bernard Coler-
idge, Adams charged that the father
inspired the attacks made upon the
plaintiffs charact in Bernardo let
ter to his sister The present action Is
hased upon letter written by Lord
Coleridge 10 q friend OF Adams.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
RroKpMood MOLE.


BRowNwooD, TEX, Jan. 2s.-The
Brentwood Ice company yesterday
began work on their ice factory, which
will cost, when completed, about
SIS 600, ana will have capacity Of
Ave tons. The structure win be en-
tIrely OF iron, and the machinery OF
the most improved make.
The Dung mems prayer meeting OF
this city was held in the county jail
for the benefit OF the prisoners con-
6ned there, one OF whom had ut one
time been an attendant at their meet
lDgs.
their entire stock OF dry-goods Ano
groceries 70 ]. ii. Lowry.
Prof. Goes elocution class and
dramatic club has just closed a seriia
Of entertainments at the opera-houae
mere. which have been highly compii'
mented by our citizens.
a small case In justice court mere
has occupied the day and resulted IN
hung jury. .....,
The town Ia full OF prospeatorH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Notes from crockett.
Special.

CROCKETT, TEX, Jan. 29.--Mr. J G..
Vanadore, for over thirty years a good
citizen OF this place, fell dead In his
cow-lot this morning, presumably of
apoplexy. He was In his usual health
upon retiring last evening. He leaves
a wife here and two sons IN business
at Huntsville. rhe death Of Mr. Van
adore is greatly regretted He will be
inferred with the honors OF Masonry
tomorrow.
Several of our citizens OF both town
and country fall victims to the crash
OF WOlstOn, Wells & Vidor for eonsid
cradle amounts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

Baptist ExcursiOnists An Unfounded
Rumor.

Rumor.
Special.
LAREDO, TEX Jan. 2s.-The exour-
sion OF the members of the Baptist as
ISOLATION arrived this evening in charge
Of Rev. w. ID Powell, their missionary
at Saltillo, Mex. There are sixty OF
them, among whom are many ladies
They leave here tomorrow for Saltillo,
and on their arrival at that point will
perform the ceremonies of laying the
cornerstone of the Baptist mission
buildings, which are to be erected
there, All express themselves as be-
ing very well pleased with the trip
so far, and have no
doubt Of continued pleasure as
they penetrate farther into the sunny
land across the Rio Represen-
tatives OF all the large state dailies Will
accompany them from here
The TumOr as published in tO-day's
Times that Cavaseos, collector o GUS
toms az New Laredo, had been re-
moved, 10 unfounded and was occasion
ed by the return OF Senior Romero,
special inspector OF customs. from
Tampico No such good luck as to
have Cavsseos displaced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
A Sad Case Of LnnaeT.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 29.-MisS
Mary A. Willie, q talented young
lady Of excellent family, affected with
a paralyJic stroke recently, became to-
day insane and at times was so violent
that her family could not restrain her
and were worn out with constant care
and watching. she was tried this
evening to test her lunacy, In order
that ahe may be admitted TO the asy-
lum. The jury returned verdict in
accordance with the facts and ahe will
be take 10 Austin Tomorrow. The
case is very sad one, and ELECTS gem
eral sympathy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

trial to-day. The plaintiff, with her
babe, was put oil between here and
Kiigore In the night The weather
was cold and the night was dark she
returned on foot to Longview. She
hsd taken an Iron Mountain 4 Great
Northern train when che SHOULD have
taken the Texas 4 PScitlc. But there
are two aides 10 every Case. Another
story will probably be told by the de-
iendant, as the conductors are too
kind-hearted, at least that Is their rep
utation, for anyone otthem to have put
lady of under such circumstances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
GAINESVILLE.
The Escapade of Young Ranchero.
Enoogn1

The Bscapade Of Young Ranchero.
Special.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Jan. 29.-Jefi
Rose and Daniel McDonald, two young
men engaged in the stock business
near Sivel's Bend, were in the city to-
day in search OF one Frank Riley. The
latter was a partnerin the business and
left the ranch several days ago, Fail
ing to return suspicion wss aroused,
and Rose and Mcdonald started In
search of him Arrived in this city
they asceTtained that Riley had squsn.
dered considerable money at one OF the
dives" and then sold his interest in
the ranch for $500 The last seen of
him was Monday night, and ii is sup
posed he left for Dallas yesterday.
Heretofore Riley WAS regarded as an
upright Dung man, and this escapade
of his has created considerable surprise
among his friends.
A grand concert will be given in
this city tomorrow night, the pro-
oeeds Of which will be distributed TO-.
ward alternating the wants Of the
poor. An entertaining programme
has been arranged, and the concert
will be well patrOniZed.
Mr.. M NJ 0zmeLt received tele-
gram yesterday stating the remains of
his daughter, Miss Matte, who died
in Pueblo. Col, day before yesterday,
would be sent to this place for inter
ment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
LoNGvIEw.
A Damage Suit Against the Interna-
tional & Great Northern Road.

Special.
LoNavIEw TEX Jan. GA num-
Der Of railroad men here have taken
your correspondent TO task for his as
sertion that but little sympathy ex-
isted among them for Frazer'a death.
The assertion was made because he
heard men now running on the roads
40 express themselves. He also knew
then, as he knows now, that all did
not agree Ia this, and should have so
stated. II Is useless to argue the fact
that railroad men are down on the
Hspotters,p and II man is reported a.
one he is looked upon by
them as dlRhonorabie; but
when man is assassinated, -
Frazer was, those who profess 10 have
no sympathy must have little Of hui
mAnity, and Il Is pleasure 70 know
that the opposite feeling exists among
the better and larger number.
In the district court Rafe smith was
convicted OF incendiarism, and got
two years In the penitentiary. lie
was also convicted OF illegal voting
getting two years more.
The case Of Lydia II. Gilbert W. the
| International a Great Northern rail.
road company, for damage was put on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Attempt Of Prisoners TO Escape.

SAN ANGELO, TEX Jan. 90 Tom
Jones, who was jailed here a few
weeks since for demonstrating In this
county, and two negroes, named Chas.
Mills and Chas. Golden, came very
near making their escape last night by
saving the bars Of their cell with a
saw made from piece OF steel taken
from the sole OF one of their boots.
Their plans were acknowledged this
morning, and they say that had they
gotten out they intended to steRl
horses and skip the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
A Suspicious Death.

FORT DAVIS, TEX Jan. 20.-About
the middle Of December hunting
party left Fort Davis for the Guadalupe
mountains, New Mexico. On their
return three weeks ago they reported
that James While of Blrdtown, Blan-
CO county, while out by himself ON
December %, had been killed by a
bear, and that the remains were buried
In canon in the mountains. To-day
Hiram Musgrove was arrested and
placed in jail, pending investigation,
at the request OF the dead mans rela-
tives. Other arrests may follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Home Items and Topics.
--"Ail y nr own fault.
Jfyou remain sick when you can

-~fAll " nT OWN NhNiAs
Jfyou remain sick when you can
Get hop hittora that never all.
THE weakest woman, smallest child, and
sickest Invalid can uge hop Dltiora with
safety and great go d.
old men tottering aTouni from Rheuma-
tism, kidney trouble or any weakness will
be made almost new by using hop bitters.
Rs-M, lie and daughter were made
healthy by the use Of hop bitters and 'ecom-
mend them 70 my people, Methodist cler-
gymEn.
AK any God doctor " hop
BltlerB re not the best family medicine
AIalRrial fever, Ague and Biiousners, viii
leave every neighborhood IA SOON ~ mop
bltters arrive
my mo her drove the paralysis and peu-
ralgia ali out Of her system With hop BIT
ters A. M. OsRe0o Slun.
aF-Keep tho Kidneys healthy with bop
bltters and you need not fear tickneas."
= lee water Is rendered harmless end more
refreshing and reyiying With hop Ditten
In each draught.
THE vignr Of youth for the aged ana innrm
ia hop bitters
- ~ the change OF life nothing equals
Hop Bltters 70 aiisy All troubles ineldeat \
[ Thereto"
--aihe best periodical tor ladies 70 take
monthly, and from which they viii re aeiye
gpeat benent, Il hop bitteru."
Mothers With aickly, fretfui, nursing
children, viii cure The children ana benent
themselves BY taking hop bittsTs daily.
--ThoHseudH dis hnnue'iy fr0 = some form
OF kidney disetgo that might have been pre-
vented by timely use Of hop bitters.
indigestion, weak ~ mach, irregula ltiei
Of the towels, cannot exist when hop bitten
are used.
timely nsa Of hop
Biltera viii keep whole famllg
IN robust health n year ~ liftle cost
TO produce real genuine seap aud child.
| IKE repose ali night, take iittie hop bit
tefB on retiring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
CUNNINGHAM,
The Alleged Dynamiter, as Known
In America.

III h4utAACos
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 29.-The Post
Dispatch printed an article this morn
ing based on statement by person
whom it calls well-known local
dynamiter, to the effect that Cunning
ham, now under arrest in London in
connection with the recent explosions
at the tower, is the same young fellow
who, two years ago, lived here and
who was written up at that time as an
explosive and Internal machine maker
and full of schemes to blow
up all public buildings in
London. He was known then as
Michael j. Byrne. He was harness
mas er by trade and DEVOTED all his
spare time and money to experiments
| In explosives and making Internal
machines. He also lived in Chicago,
where he WAS known as James Gilbert.
In Philadelphia he went by the name
| OF James Cunningham. 10 ID claimed
! that lac has been obliged 70 leave Ire
| land, where he was implicated in The
murder Of landlord, but this story u
not much relied upon by his friends.
| He was IN Denver last August, but
since then has not been heard IF IN.
One OF ByTne's pet schemes was To
organize band OF 100 men, all skilled
in the manufacture aud use of explo-
s.ves, to go to London, and on Ger.
tain day, at given signal, to stimuli
tanecusly explode them under the
walls OF the buildings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
4 nrnken Cnhle.

NEW YORK, Jan. % The manager
of the Direct Cable company says;
"Our cable broke 800 miles east of
Nova Scotia. 1t viii be repaired Inn
mediately. We expect 1t to be In
working order next week We are
making arrangements for business by
another cRble,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

MARSHALL, TEX Jan. 29,-Rev j.
w. Mitchell, pastor OF the Baptist
church, who has been sick for some
time, has suddenly grown worse.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive en-
gineers, Garfield division No. 2l9, gave
ball and supper &c the Capital hotel
tonight. No pains or expense were
spared TO make the affair grand cue
CesH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
The nnmlnlon Iltpartment.

OTTAWA, Jan. 29.-The Dominion
parliament opened at p. m. with the
usual ceremonies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

08-Nono genuine without bunch Of green
hops on tbs white Label. -huu al this 10 = r
onouantun Hilh "hopN Dr Hops 10 thelr
name.
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The volumes OF the Magazine begin with the
Numbers OF June and Dec. rnber OF each
year. When no time IL specified u will DO
unoerEtood that ihe subscriber Wishes TO DO.
gin with the current Number.
Tho ast eleven Semi annual Volumes OF
Hzrpsr'a Magazine, In neat cloth binding win
be- sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of %
per volume. Cloth cases, for binding, 70 stE,
each by mail, postpaid.
Index 10 Harper'u Magazine, Alphabetical,
Analytical and Classified, from Volumes 70
O.inclusive from June, 1850 70 June, 1880, one
vol, 8vo, cloth, "a.
Romittaucea should DO made by PoEtOmos
Money order or Dram, 10 avoid chances OF
los.
Netpspqpers arr not 20 COPY tsis 0dipcyii5f1nein
HAaPER BROTHERS, New York.
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The Little joker" rs the best srpok'
Ing tobacco.
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1SSB.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

with tho new volume beginning In DeCefu-
Der, Ilarper's Magazine viii conclude Us thir-
~ NTH year The oldest periodical OF It's
tyne, II IA yet, In each new volumne, q fis's
magarns not simply because II presents
fresh subjects ana new pictures, but also.
and chieny, because Il steadily advances In
tho method itself OF mag zine making. In
word the Magazine becomes more and more
the faithful mirror OF current iiio and move
ment. Leading features in tho attractive
programme for s Rrel new aerial novels by
Constance Fenimora WoolHon and W. d..
Howclla' anew novel entitled, "At tho Red
Glovn;" descriptive illustrated papers by r.
u. MilloL, r. swain Ginord, E. a. abbey, II.
Gibson and others; Gold mitha "sho stoOpa
10 Conquer" illustrated by Abbey; impor.
tant papers on Art science, otc,
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In ss D = The crew of the
j ti lsIlsiiington mutInied of
Bu ,,''sa Tho captain and Sc
49, 49, The mate. The cap
eass..s "a defending them
laesss1 three Of the crew
'elng abort Of hands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
lyGRESsIONAL.
considers the River and
= ,.'"ropriation Bill-aal-
sp gsTbOr Discussed.
b.,i,s Prosecution of Fraudu'
.. u-,'l Against Foreign Gov
,r ID Reported


ION. Jan. go.-NIr. PEN
' pGio presided over the SEN
..,,.op Of Indiana, from the
/. u military affairs, reported
',ss bill introduced by Mr.
,,,,rols to facilitate promo
ll lhost the army by relieving
Y ss",yice on their own appli-
,s Who served in the war
ilI S Placed on the calen-
.,man, from the committee
''1 raa,ortei a resolution APP
,a pr,ier of exercises pre-.
,t ny Washington monument
N and charging the officers
w gith the duty Of carry
. " into effect.
v. then went into executive
/, doors were reopened the
5rined,
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SKETCHES, CARTOONS,

And numerous other features have been add
ed Also y complete exhaustive summary
OF the news Ia all departments. II Ia read
by upwards u hall illiou people aud - "a
farms ana homOs Of All descriptions IN every
narL Of tho ennnlrY
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HARPER,S PERIODICALS.


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HARPERs FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY. One Year tbl uumborl.. %
Postage pee 70 az subseTfborl b, Ne United
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New York Hera
WEEKLY EDITION.

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