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A Husbands Honest Confession.

Yonkers Statesman.
''Do you love me still, darlingw gushed
young Mrs. Crimsonbeak to the partner of her
joys and SORROWS
mo, wife, cannot honestly say that dc"
was the husbands frank confession.
And why notP asked the wife, preparing to
deluge the place with tears
Because you never are still" came from the
hard hearted wretch
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.
New york r.ifa

Small Gertrude five years oldl--"Mamma, /
quite agree with you
Mamma--ssWhy my child what does agree
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A Bargain in Art.
New York Snn.

4StW SUD.
Old Mr.. Bentley brought home a painting
which he exhibited to his wife with great pride.
Cost only So, frame an all, an it's a genooine--
genooine--n
''Rubbinsa' su CRESTED old Mrs. Bentley.
No, faint Rubbins. HIM, begins with o c.
chromo that's tia genooine chrome
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Budd's Boy.

/
San Francisco Chronicle.
In the flush stock times. when w. G. Budd
was the idol of the stock board and many who
are now satisfied with beer and sandwiches could
not endure anything but champagne he had a
boy in his Office who made little turn in specu-
Iatlo9g. and he determined to go on little tour
of the Staoee- He got a holiday and started. AT
last ne reached ~Rtos Angeles, and there he met
a couple of card spectators, who took the
chances, with more or lesseoeertainty, at POKER.
Two days after this meeting B1~ad received a
telegram
wv. G. Budd San Francisco: Please send me $500
to pay my debts and expenses back"
Mr. Budd did not answer The young gentle
man evidently proceeded to tackle the poker
game again. and next day Budd received an
other telegram:
wv. G. Budd. San Francisco: Please send me $500
to pay my debts and expenses back"
Still Mr. Budd did not reply, and next day
came this:
"Wyman G. Budd San Francisco: Send me $4OO."
Budd was getting annoyed. So was the clerk
apparently, for he telgraphed again:
"Budd, San Francisco: Send me $780,"
Mr. Budd took the money and went and tele-
graphed it to Los Angeles
..Why in thunder did you do itw said friend.
IT was afraid he'd bust me il didn't stop
him
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S. G.-"When two persons think alike.
Mamma What does disagree meant
IS. G.-When one person thinks aIiken
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The Duty Of State Legislatures.

Legislation i'm every State should regulate the
sale and use of the many poisons resorted to by
women in their desperation to obtain beautiful
compilations. There exists in Dr. Harter's Iron
Tonic every requisite to accomplish the object
without iniuring health or endangering life
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Twelves Inches of Snow In South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 1a Twelve inches
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DIED.

CRAFT-On Wednesday, March 18. William T.,
SON of w. H. Craft aged twenty-six years.
Funeral on Friday morning. at 10 o'clock, from 161
Park Burial private
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consideration.
Mr.. Weir-This is one of the most imprac
ticable measures yet introduced in this Legisla-
ture. According TO the phraseology Of this bill,
in taking receipt of his successor he would
have to make the receipt the entire fee book and
other book. While reasonable law on this SUBJ
ject would be a proper one. this bill makes o
most unreasonable requirement.
Mr.. Macy-The statement has been made on
the authority of the Supreme Court Clerk or
this floor, that he now keeps just such a book as
this bill requires; the bill only requiring that it
shall be kept open to the public. The statement
that the bill will require such a vast amount of
extra work is also without foundation.
The bill passed, the yeas numbering g. the
nays IL.
Mr. Foulke's bin rs 1921 to remove the legal
disabilities of married women was read the third
time.
Mr.. Weir-There are objections to this bill A
fair construction would make the wife liable for
guarantees in deed where she joins with her
husband if she receives any part of the purchase
money hSwever small the amount may be. Her
property would be made liable to the full extent
of the covenants for warranty.
Mr. Fouike was willing that the words, sshe
receiving no part of the purchase money"
should be stricken out, and he moved the refer
ence OF the bill to special committee of one,
with Instructions to SO amend. The motion was
agreed to-
The Lieutenant governor designated Mr..
Foulke as the one to make the change. Suisse
quently MIR. Foulke returned the bill amended
as ordered, and the report was concurred in. The
bill failed to pass for want Of a constitutional
maiority--yeas % nays 10
Mr. Schloss's bill is. 295 for the relocation of
county seats was read the third time, and passed
by yeas 81 nays !. Mr. Weir said thas the bill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
BallotIDg for MAY or.

81 LoUs. no, March 25.--The
Democratic convention for the noml-
nation Of q city ticket met ~ tile Mer-
caaule library at 1850 this morning,
bat did uOt complete Is organization
al about 1890 p. m. Since then they
haya been balloting for candi.
date for msyOr and At
1920 to-night eighty ,ballois hhd
bseu taken wilhoul reshlt, TIE eau
didateg IN noniGAti III arc Edward a,
NDonan Judge Of the court q erim-
iuai correction, Charles q. Rsinwaier,
I pr mintnt mfrchgnt, ana Robert N
PafkH, au Old citizn ont Of
business. The ballots have varied
but litlle SINE th0y commenced aud
tbe pr0speet ~ nov ihat the cpnyen-
Hon via iii most0fthe night Jadse
Nc3nA1 holos light lead aud ~
Paike ia ths bLancsof pJWer Iho
CONTEXT Is siunoorn and pesslstenf,
with no signs Of break Ia the rank
u either candIdGre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
RAyAGES OF THE FLAMES
a Large -Four Story Carriage Factory
and a Church Dsstroysdat
SO, LoRls.
The Grand Husic Hall aud he oldos.
Rcmau 0ttholio Church Of Bnf.
falo IN Ruins.
AnnunlN nnazr.

81, LoUIs, No, MarcA 25.--W. %.
Haydook's carriage factory, q four.
story building Nos. i0i9 TO lOl6 81.
ChArles street, caught fire about 1850
tonight, and in lees thsn half an
hour all the walls clumhled and tao
entire structure fell 20 Tie ground.
The loss and Insurance have net vet
been ascertaintd
Ole OF the salvage corps, named
Walters, and anothor fireman were
severely injured by the falling walls.
The old Congregational church
presided OvermanY years bv DR.. poat,
but n1w used Tor SuhA8y.scho0l pur-
poses, located 90 the corner OF Tenth
aud Locust across tho alley from the
cSrrlsge factory, also took lire and Is
BOW burning with the prospect OF be-
ing gutied.
LATER AT O'Clock neither The
loss nor Insurance lad been ascer.
tanned, ncbcdy connected with the
factory having been GA the ground up
TO that hour
Three firemen IA all were hurt:
J WALTERS, Les and arm broken.
ii 9 hENuRY, arm broken aud
knee badly injured.
j. FRENCH. shoulder bruised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
An Imnorlanl y llIMnr Me1lInr.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 70 --A meet
INK Of the presidents ana general man
ayers o. the railroads centeilng az
Chicago throughout tie territory en-
braoed between tho Western terminus
Of the ScG.bnard Trunk lines aud the
Missouri river las been called for next
Wednesday, The meeting will be n
very important one, M II ~ under.
TODD hat II will attempt TO deal
radical with matters pertaining q tbs
transportation ~ both passengers and
Freight throughout Tho territory
named with view 70 the strict main
tenance Of rates
Special attention, II is said, will be
given 70 tho government Of rates NJ
tha secondary railroad centera, such as
r, oYis and indianapolis, from which
IL IL claimed the decentralization 81 the
rates frequently spreads VI Chicago,
~. Louis and oibcr large points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
LOO s rnnArnn 40 a onuRon.

BUFFALO, n. y, March 25.--Phis
evening, az an attaehe Of tho Music
hall was lighting the gas above the
etase-drop, 8 fly took are from a do
iectiye burner. In an instant the
whole stage was In flsmes, and
six minutes later the entire
building was burning. The McCaul
Opera company we're dressing prepar-
atory 70 producing "Ealka." and had
barely time to escape. Some escaped
only partially dressed. The company
lost their entire wardrpbgs for
the operas OF "Falka,n The Lit.
tie Dukeh and "phe q ieen's LaCo
most Of taeif uunks brought To the
bui!diuga and these were consumed
also Very few persons had arrived TO
witness ;he performance and al es-
capped withou, injury.
An hour later tue st. Louis Roman
Catholic church., at the rear OF the hail,
tool tlce, and il was soon evident That
the magnificent ediiiGe was doomed
The street between the Music aRll
and the church WAS very marrow, rem
0eTing limp FOR the hrCmen TO
do elective work.
George Smith and Joseph Green as
cended ladders in 'front.' of the church
for the purpose of assisting the fire.
men in directing tho work. The
building burned rapidly, and Fire
man Smith hastily LIT the
room which they had reached
| but for some reason Green remained
and frantically ru-hed to the cupnla,
! climbing IL In full view of the th0ns
ands OF spectators. He clsmored "a
! the lightning rod, but returned and
rushed to the body OF Che room,
| which was now burning fieroely.
| He rushed TO the corner
Of the building, end needless Of the
cries of the Grrmcu, who had a tarpau-
Lin stretches for him 20 jump into,
he made for the tower aud fr m 1t he
! hung by his hands iully ten minutes.
An attempt "al m de - roach Rim
with q ladder bu II YVES unsuccessful,
owing b. the network OF telegraph
wires surrounding the building AT
this time threntire font Of the church
was eiiveluued in flames. When the
| smoke cleared awas be was seen still
clingiug 10 tile edge OF he roof. Then
he !uhged forward, Jet 70 his hold and
tell. He struck on his nesd and waB
Instantly killed.
A $50 O'Clock tho lower muslc hail
fell, ana few minutes after the trout
wsllg fell into the street The Bouth
wall, which was unusually strongly
bait, AZ IL was within zen feet Of u
large private dwelling, remains intact.
The lire was hnaliy confined
to the Music hal ana the church phe
Music hall was completed in 1888,
having been about year in the
Cnurae ~ q ectiCn
The ST Louis church YES the Oldest
| Rlman Catholic church in the city.
"a e Music hail Wit be remembered ~
the place Of holding the & aud musical
| festival Of 1888. the Democratic stat
convention at 1883 and the grand
music f,stivai AT which Theodore
Thomas aud DR.. Dtmrosch appeared
1 in lime 1854
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
WACO
A Scandal in High Life Fred Warde
Draws Out the Elite.
ocial.


WACO, TEX, March % The case Of
A, S. Fdbourg VS.. J S. Green was put
on trialiu the district court today 1t
Interests the business community. In
October, 1855, Fribourg was merchan-
dising in Waco and rented store.
house from Green at $50 month. he
got q month behind in rent, and
CIR, en- sued distress warrant and
closed the store for period OF eight
hours, until Fribourg poid the rent.
Frbougg now sues for $SliO damages
anu al ro-is OF court
FREQ WG.da hau grand ovation
here Co aighy, n DeiuB ais farewell
performance. He gsya "D9uou and
Fythias," and was called before the
curtain repeatedly. Ehe ieXas q i.
Louis yailgoad rsn Ia special tIains
from the east and west, bringing q
large number OF ladies' ana gentlemen
These evidences OF his popularity i'm .
pressed Warde
Society circles nre shocked by Il
scandal ct a bigger nature rhan has oc-
curredhere in many years. The woman
in the case is q young girl hardly 10,
pretty aud accomplished, The young
man Is hardly out of his teens aud IL u
eulou % one Of the leading families. 1t
Is tatd he has iled from The town, the
rirl Is about 10 become mo.her, and
y shadow rtsts over teo hesTih-
stones, with at least one lie bllted,
Mrs Il Rice, tue bright and wide
awake correspondent OF the Galveston
Operatives, il in the ely,
a.. Hughes, assistant passenger
aud ucket agent of the Gould railway
system to0k in the town 70 dey.
It's only two weeks 10 the muni-
cipsl election, and the contest Is about
the hotties we nave Lad here.
The $40 0U0 issue OF bonds, ordered
by the city council recently, has not
been sold yet
There Is plenty ofrpin here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
Tho Galyestou Dlstrlct Court.

GALsEsroN, TEX, March - In
tho district court to-day, the Mo.
rlhoncy conn my Of Houston, gled
sult against Block, opponhelnor %
90 Of this city tor $4,000 damages,
The tuit ARISES ont Of the following
circumstances, 40 oitod In
The plllntiirB petition: Tie plalnitf
claims tn haze bold q mortgage liau
for something over $4,000 upon the
stock ~ goods OF r j Newfoundland
u Madison county, Tex aud alleges
that upon conferred judgment
upon note tho defend
ants elected the plaintiff rom
yi9htful pOssesalOp, taxing phe8egeiOn
Themselves Of tho property valued at
about 5000 hence lac SUIT.
The remainher ~ the suits against
the i land CITY Savings bank and
the RarnlHtees urslnF Out Of
tho late financial tf0nbie Wefe
dismissed la the dinIict court
to-day, all libo suits la the county
court having been Withdrawn, This
ends tho litigation and removes the
ia iBcumbfanCes 20 the eatiffaetory
Adjustment u the hnnk'a late trnnnlr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
1.nrnInr lho rnLlI. Klnrs ana.

ARKANSAS Cry, KAN March o5 -
A correspondent tsleg, aphs that Gen.
Hatch has ordered troops 81 cavalry
to proceed az once % Oklahoma and
destroy the permanent improve
nents on tho ranches of tie
Berry Bros. and Burko 81 Martin,
cattlemeu who for como tine have
been established la That country. and
require them TO leave tho territory.
Tbls n Construed us the inauguration
q he policy OF the luttnOr depart.
mcnt lDr the removal of all unauthOr-
iztd st0ckmen In OIL shDma.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
LoN4vlEw.
TracsLaying on tho Galveston, Sabine
&se. Louis Road.

Special
IoNGyiEw, TEX, March aS The
track OF the Galveston, Sabine & ST.
Louis "a lsid 20 Within twelve niles
of Carthage. II Is now being lined
and surAotdue, and trains viii com.
menoe running to thai polnt, the end
of the track, next week. Arrange.
ments, TO take tfiocs at that time, are
being perfected for freight and stage
line from there 10 Carthage daily until
the track Is fin shed TO Carthage, " hiph
will not be before November next, A
depot Vt the crossing Of the biz road,
known as the Grand Bluti rnad, Will
be quilt right away, and VIII be Of
great convenience Go shippers OF frelaht
into large extent of rich country,
already well settled and cultivated.
a telegram FROM sheriff Madd x Of
Fort Worth 10 City MaAhal Howard
Booth CAUSED the arrest here of w II.
Hardman, u brakeman of Conductor
Derrick's train. lt eeemtd that Hard ,
man shot a tramp Monday az Handley.
The story OF the brakeman and con.
duo or "a az f1lloss: a couple of
tramps attempted 10 bnsrd the ttaip %
q lsft Fort Worth, and were Ordered
Of by Hartman. RESOLVING Hat dley
the empiies We're Hide-trackoO
when the same trampa put
ia their appearance, and there
being no other chance for them, they
Jumped the o. bose. Hardman drove
them oil, when they stoned him aud
the caboose, hitting and driving him
inside and leaving the oaboosu IN the
! eemhlanCe Of u war relic. Hardman
rot bis gun and fired, shooting one Of
the tramps through tic hand
Marshal Booth, who LIST week az.
rested Mack Thompson, has received
numerous ipquiries as 10 his dtacrip-
| ton aAc articles ia his possession whom
| arrested. 1t is strongly believed he Is
wanted both at Wichita Falls aud
Georgetown, ut tho latter place for
eSio-burPlary, rs many articlea denot'
ing such a crime were found with him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
aoRaAN.
a Boozy Texan az the Exposition
improvements.


MORGAN, Tx. March q. The r..
Rev. Bishop Garrett of the North
Texas diocese Of the Episcopal church.
has az appointment TO preach here
April 20.
rhe many frlends az Capt +. ~.
Collin - INNS place read wfih sorrow
the speeiN from Meridian yesterday
announcing ais deash.
The c0lored people have about com.
pleted their church at this place. IL
is nice iLJle buildlng.
Charley Rogers VIII soon begin the
erection Of y residence in E4s. End.
a crowd Of the Morgan boys DE-.
turned few day ago from the Expo.
sitiop. IL is sGid of one Of them thar
nc approached statute that was on
the grounds ia gentleman 3 attire aud
requested some information regarding
q street FailiDgtoget esponse from
the inuOcent struC5ure, he called 10
several mick names,n aud said che
could lick any man IL the Crescent Civ
Who would LOT answer q civil quos.
tom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
TELEGRApaIc DGMyIrIEs.

AT Chapman, sporting NAV, well
known North and south committed
aulcloe S0steNay 90 .Hot Sprinfa.
Ark, by blowing his bfalns ont III
wss Q confirmed opium cater sud Wa.
desd broRe.
The Buckeye 8rush company Of
Cleveland Ohio mnde nn asslrnment
Yesterday Their liabilities are Ssi /.
ultG assets, sac u00 The canital etcoS
Of the concern was S5s, 600
Thtce hundred and iftv stevsaores
struck at Philadelphh yesterday
agslns, @ deduction OF wages. Tie
steamships Bdtish Crown ami
SWl' darland were only partially
had,d and may nos 30 ablo to SSH this
week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
AN AMERICAN KIDNAPPED.
An English Desortsr EntIced Into
Canada and There Arrested.

NEW York, March Is MIR. Ire.
land Of Mott Haven told the author
lilies Of the district attorneys office
this afternoon that her husband had
been kidnapped by the f. glish ohi-
cials. Robert ireland, aged thirty,
was piper IN the English army uutil
1876, when he desc ted from hls gar
rison at Ayr. scotland. He cane
u this ely aud took ont
naturalization papers. On The
i8Ih lust one John Shields,
wrote b him from Rochester, N Y /,
ffedng TO give The piper position Ia
q cbncert company, then being formed,
at n uignt.
ireland went 10 meet Suicide and
was induced 10 50 Into Canada.
Shields tnere announced himself A. a
detective and took tbe na.urElized
American ints custody iceland WA
locked up aud refused permission 70
write nome untn yesterday, whrn
he sent o few lines 10 his wife. telling
htr The above facts, and adding that
he would shortly be- returned 70 En-
eispd for iEisl Mrs Ireland was d.
rec cd tDeommlnicate with Secretary
Of State BaYurd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

Fret, ~. G. Austln, irom the Second
and ~ 4. WILSON from the Thlrl
wards. wcrc n0minstea Tor their re.
speotyo pcsi.ione. Waese aye good se-
leeiiOrs
j II Bruutly has bought cut toe
hardware s,ahlishment OF Price BIO
and VIII continue the haslaes,.
John :. Mclriyre after an absence
OF several n,ouths Ia Aga,n hob-nuO
hing wiih old irlcuds Ia this city.
Tue weather 10 cole. gloomy and
peculiar Tho fruit crop Vaa not Ia.
jured vs. tins late most ana f,ecze.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
Yew Jerser nathodLsa Aron.ed.

NEW BRUNSWICK n j., March %.
The New Jersey Methodist Episcopal
conference yesterday adopted the fol.
lowing resolutions, without opposi.
ton:
Where's. II ID generally known
throughout the state thst tipce July
last the Roman Catholic priests hnd
bishop. have been grained certain
special end peculiar privileges gt the
New Jerepy 3Ate Ret rnl fchooi at
J 4fnesburg, N. j., such % teachiHR
their caieehism, holding confession
md celebration OF mss; and,
"Wh reas, ia the judgment 81 the
New jersey annual conference, suen
course u Ia direeg oppOsition 10 the
principles of our government, to the
spirit ~ charitable institutions ana 10
the proper and efficient government
~ eaid Institution, fostering 2 scotia
fian spirit by giving prf-fminenl aud
peculiar privll gea u q particular de-
nDmiuatln; therefore,
"ResDlven, inst We As conference
dom s solemnly protest against the 40
tin 81 trustees oftbs said school, and
earnestly petition tias those having
charge of suen matter see 10 itthat
SUCH distinction aud preferences DC nm
longer permitted"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
ANNALS OF TahDENr.
The Tale Of the Captain Of tho Loaf
Propeller MICHIGAN.


CiuoAao, TIT, March Is Capt,
Pundiyllle Of tho propeller Michigan,
which WAS crushed IN the leo ana
foundered IN Lake Michigan Inst
Thursday, tho crew having gone on
board Of tug near by aud thcnce
maldCg their way over the leo to
Holland, Mich, last Sunday, arrived
bcro to-day. lie saya The steamer was
well down In the water when the
squeeze came which crushed her. He
sAye the tug Arctic TO which they es
capped, and on which several men stu
remain, IA perfectly safe, lying IN top
OF the ice 50 that she cannot be-
gripped, ana that when thaw Uonlen
she will settlo easily into tho
water Capt PllnoiYliie says That
he never before eaw 30 muon Ice ia tbs
lake. For sixty miles south OF the
HtrKits OF Macltlnaw the Tee IA 8alid
eutirtly across, Of an average thlOk-
mess OF thirty inchss. Ho huileves &c
VII be impossible Tor voHAels to yet
through the straits 80 Buffalo before
June |.
In regard 20 the propeller, Wifcon-
| sin, which h. the twin OF tho Lust Yea.
scl, Michigan, Capt pfindiville said
that Capt. MGGpgor, her commander,
WAS akillTul ana brave seaman, and
~ any man could rescue her he could.
Hh. WAS moro heavily lGadta than tlla
Michigan, deeper Ia water and,
therefore. aubjeo, 60 the grip " tho
ice 10 might be she hA already
suffered the same fate nv the Miohi-
| gsn The Wisconsin has not beeu
heard from. and toe veasolmen here
| express grave feats for her safety and
| thAk Of her GROW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
Union Pacific nnlcnrs.

BosroN, MASS, March 2,.--The dl-
rectore Of tho Union Pacific railway
this afternoon elected Tic following
oiileers;
Charles Francis Adams, Jr., prcsi-
dent
Elisha Atklus, vlc0-preeidont
Henry Mcfarland, secretary and
treasurer.
la the executive committee lf n.
Baker ot this city takes tho place Of
Jay Gould, who declined reelection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
The wrqpg Nan.

FORT SMITH, ARK,, March .2l.--The
negro John rhomas, alias Williams,
who was turned over 70 Deputy Mar
ehal Bass Reeves by the Authorities Of
Gainesville, Tex, on Saturday last,
supposed N be the murderer Of COnsta-
BILE H0uck OF CFaa ford county, was
brought 20 VRuBuren Monday night
aud provod 10 be the wrong man
There Is $500 reward for the murderer
Of the constable aud he IL someWhera
In Texas The man Thomas Tesen.
bles him very much.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
New Jersey nay

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 25,--
Notwithstanding tho uufavorable
weather. to-day being cloudy and
rainy, thore was q comparatively good
attendance az the exposition. Now
Jersey day was celebrated with appro.
PIRATE ceremonies. At the govern.
nent building addresses by Commits
sionera q II Barney and j. b. Meade
and others were made.