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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
snrrender. IIImseIr.
Special to the Gazette.

Gpeclhl 10 1ht NhHtttN'
Henderson, TEN, Dec. 2G.-John
Colly's cotton-giu, together with twenty
bales of cotton, was destroyed by fire
last night, near Concord, this county. ln-
cendiarism is supposed to have been the
cause No insurance.
james Lyle, charged with shooting
Andrew Craig, near Bcckyille, in Pamela
county, on the 9TH, surrendered to-day,
and sued out writ of habeas corpus, and
was released ON $500 bond. Trial set
for December 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

NVNUIHT 10 EIIV NWNNIVNt
LoNGvIEw, Tex, Dec. 26.--No fights,
no broils, and scarce Il trace OF cred
painting" is what can be said OF the
Christmas just passed, Business was
almost entirely suspended, and all were
either at their homes or at the homes of
their friends, putting in the day in full
enjoyment. over $4,000 worth Of pres
onts were distributed here yesterday,
which shows not only the generosity Of
our people, but more than general OBJ
servance OF the day. At the Baptist and
Cumberland churches last night, besides
the presents usual at church Christmas
trees, the children OF the poor of the city
were remembered ond made happy with
necessary clothing for the winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

The ocean fisheries Of France Is.' Y. y
giers, according to the las s w., sv'
report, employ over 81 w X A,s
q, 900 vessels, while the s y cco "A ;
taken is between sleiyvy,'s ,,
$4,000, 900. The fresh,wa's .l,,,s z
amount to about one-thlfa -s y M n. !.
The cholera epidemic interlei 0,alI, I.
trade very appreciably, esp p.lsl.' J
items of sardlnes anu ;e.sedss u
whole, the Mediterranean l l,rsr .Dsss'
deficient last year, aud ilsheslD'D
greatly in some districts ..-..--,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
A wrope rIme 10 smol,e.
Special to Tho Gazette.

PLEAsANToN, Tx, Dec. 2G.-Two men
named Flcmming and Gonzales, the latter
a Mexican, were very severely Injured at
this place yesterday afternoon by thccare-
less explosion of quantity of powder.
The former was smoking pipe while
handling the powder Their Injuries are
not considered fatal, though they may be
laid up for repairs long time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
Ncwn Prom the Indians.

Special TO tho Gazette.
CoLoRADo CRY, TEX, Dec. 2G.-Ihe
Indians are still ON the war-path in New
Mexico and commit depredations upon the
ranches every opportunity Mr.. Joseph
Adair, ST., has Just returned from his
ella river ranch, In New Mexico, and says
the Indians are making IL hot for the stock
men in that part OF the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
LILY Glhron,s fond.

GpuCIhI 10 IHt 7HHVtVU'
SAN Antonio, TEX, Dec. 2G.-IAn APP
plication for bond on habeas corpus pro-
ceedings was made In the district court
to-day by Lilly Gibson. Judge foonan
decided TO fix her bond at S300Q.without
hearing the testimony in the case. She Is
able TO give that bond or put up the col
lateral, bot has not done so yet. The
murder cases against Gibson and Clii
Cook arc set for trial on January | >.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
STATE NEWS.
Doings and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over tho state Reported
specially for tho Gazette by IT'S
own Correspondents.


Special 10 tho Gazette.
RusK, TEX, Dec. 2G.--Again the mem
bers of the Euclian Literary society APP
peared last night before large and appre-
ciative audience and exhibited the beauti-
full melo-drama, "Aboye the Clouds" with
credit to themselves. Splendid music by
the orchestra. The receipts were $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

Dick flanagan, having removed 10 Dal-
las, win Us pleased 10 meet his Fort
Worth friends ct the ST, George bar aod
bllllard-room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR SAIE-lres and Norton lrglhi q
wine, made for home use In AGia
Texas. About two dozen quart bottles Npi
dozen, Cos West BclBnap street
VIVIAN ~ RYLAND, general lane A Z
' lection agents for the Fahaiiai
Texas, Tascosa, Tex.
A RCEsIAN BApH HOUSE halritl W
n water, eighty gallons per mlnait n n
rainwatcr-white sulphur, magnets ilas1
the best bathing water In the STATE NV
uscd az at Hot Syringe, drunk hcl WV 4
ing. Single tickets, 20 centsi NY 49,
Stanley x Marklo, prOpr!etofs, n9flAH'''-
public square. 1919
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

Now Is your time 60 purchase your New
\ ,sar presents at IL. w. Williams & Co. =
c!eaNng out sale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
CLEBURNE.
New Firm Starting Into puslnoss-Good
Prices.

Special to the Gazette.
CLmURNE, TEX, Dec. 2G.--Tho new
arm OF Eller & Oswalt, SUCCESSORS TO
Msbry, Eller s Milan of this city, bought
9i Mr.. Sutherland, who represents j. III.
BEown Of Fort Worth, very fine stock
OF groceries, amounting to over $4,000,
They are destined 10 be one OF the lead.
ing ilrhas in our city, MIR, Eller Is an old
resident, sud has a large circle OF friends
There WSs quite large number Of
country people IN our city to-day. Trade
good aud graiS sud produce bringing
good prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

nor RENT-A FIVE ROOM HOUSE WY
Il water and sewer connections, ~ "A
First street Apply on the premises
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
WANTED-sr,a,,-,,''..'.s:.

lihi 10 NladSRs WANTED ~,
annIy ,G, makers a. can get Ro, Vas ts,sr
i dpapnss iss hl me ofllce Of Forit ~ lnnsa
w ANTED-Fonr enerra,i,
W AFRAID to work Ia c sv.lc Young a, (.
a new work through Wes,nasa'. AID IN.
ana permanent positions s y Texa g
CAL on or address j. " w 70 ihe rssi Y.
second street, Fort Worth 'nian''i 1 \.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
SITUATION w -,-.,,.,...,..i..iI

WANTED-Ayoun ladv !,
w ance in tie XIV Il ;a aS. q ~ WI,
one week StP 4 n or CLERK clerk - ton .l !
80 ~, -, D., careo this oiHe' AAaAl
w ANIEu-Posltlon as ieacIs,,..
W., 1oou references given ~ s'.ns
no. 70 south summer street. S.. asasl'A Y (
w MED Situation in ! ~; = In, ~
w do general housewort w. 20 az i,n6
Ky ky 'nirtY and without chlldfen wa, W.. Nv
ocss VI references. Inquire Al ~. ~ N.
Worth, Tex. 'iVus'on slflg +
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
LOST

QsT-A breastplp a.,
Kaiser, on sine BY returrI'SSsS A :. ~.
7 0S,r, VI, square, next 70 iIs 'ssae 4 s,
! oSI Set out Of a jsd,.,. 'ae Bank, 4!
plem u,a'aond setting LAT lng, iasisI,s
Plclheht company aud raa1,e With IIs's',.'.s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
WANT COIUNI'

ToN,,.,..- 'SkRs0NA1 ~
NJ oNkY TO loan
SoIIar.sl time to loan viii VIII viii ~.
proved propsrtv y " ana INIT Il
cent. win be ioaS,e5s = Low AZ. P'sS n
hose b rs In good ~ lparopsisy \. \,
cent q VIII be loaned o o Il K y ''.sii'
are not In active MOI pfobe,,s Nv
WIN be strictly ccuussinne's Allgs. shor Y.
bank Nd 10 lmporters' sss Est.,a, =
ppegotlate loans. aSdtiy pefsessst
r9s tom 30, sisil, aSS s,, lssss''
A rnniE;.N ITO haSs ;s ~ tlIiy
The musical pr es, where q hs T's ~
or cyd those who wIsh y aIId WIN ~. I. y
go ~, wen yer 2 partial cont o AXE ~ ~
sce me az room ia vI ~ - nus. =
reasonable and good rat Fin ". y N
sired, Julius b G%Ip'"e reference 's ~,
VIE Peoples inisi'i. '"7
y oillce, up stair" llgence Ana -.
Railroads, no els over potiessi w ;.
feliaSlEes and prl' ate ita a@..i, nsitS,,s
y promptly attensea and iem,l.
y. W, Guynn. Propriagloo,.o % Tsiepso,. \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
FOn sALE-LryEsr STOCK.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-TAroe choice oalce foont ID
4 3GG Main street, next door 10 Wlie Il
phant. Inquire of f, W BETS. 20 lIouinE
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISH
i house, rent to be paid Ia board. ABkz
w. S. Matney at Il, w. Belts store.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, ~, ana
Il Fourth and Grove streets.
LOR RENr--A furnished. pla.lgiri ~
l. nice locality, Gl5 West Thitd stIes "
AMBROSE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

w., !. M,',Af.N'TlClED-FEsAIv - -
w ASNIED--A girl % sas,'s halklp.
street. 'A' Apply At sis 4 Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
wANTED.-Boa,pI.nSss
WANTNn-noArn An 81.

WANTED-Two gentlcmcs !, ....,.,.
w to board aud lodge IN n,l, =, laaa *
lulre AT No 6lS West seconds;rpett iAulg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-4OOO cattle.-I h,,e s.a
w rarch that l wish TO stock Il, ~, NJ
having for sale 5000 cattle or Over ssS ~, ~
TO lake charge OF the ranch, wlllesll1 :, y
dress me; We win pay par; cl6 lsi,..s /.
stock of the company. I,y MA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

.'i'n and LODGING
RQoM AND BoARD-Furnl,bes, NJ. ;
~ bio for two Young men sI sa, W. e
Do9raers at Mrs Fakes, n. ". n, /, y, I. !
and Grove streets. " " y n;
WANTED-rwo furnished ,ocn,..-,.-
w Tor two ladies aud d renllor.. ~ " u. q
Audress with terms u. o.. care i nv w
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-10
THE SUN.

IS the time approaches for the
removal Of subscriptions, The sun wonld
re,nihi It's many frteads ana wei}w}s"pls
EVERYWHERE. to It IT is sgain a candidate
ror their consideration and support
Epon it, rcc"ra for the past ten years il
relies To- a ~coatiaa9nce Of the hea,ty sym
oathy aud generous &c operation which
have hitherto hsan extended TO it iron
ever quarter % The union.
Ti.e Daily Sun is u iolr pa~ge-sheet OF
% columns, price ny mail, post paid, s.
cents IL month, or So so per year.
The Sunday edition OF the SUI is an
"ignr-paye sheet of SIS columns. Will"
givjngt!te news OF the day. it also con-
itins large amount ofliterary ana MI
crllanr MS matter specially prepared Tor
ID. The Sunday san has met with great
success. Post paid, one dollar and t"en-
~ cents a year.
HE " EEKLT Sun.
Nao does rot knoH thn Weekly sam .
Ii circulates throughout the United Sites.
the CanntIaS, and beyond. Ninety thol-
! sara families greet It's welcome cHqee
weekly. ard regard it ~ thel hfa 2
/ counsellor. ami trtsn3 - ueMs
| ~inl.gcricul ural. an3t;'aratT d.,r >r'r# i..
| mak- it essentially q io1rua' 70, 'a
r. and the lirr,idA. alue r
vear. nost = ia mis- Ur1ae
sidered, makes ii the aa.ertt- .
published. I'or ciah+ of .en o- 50
collars cash. We Will SEM a. ex
ace. Adiress Publisher = ,. ~'
hea Eors Say
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-10

This famous Remedy for Con.
stipation, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
tiep, Liver Complaint, and all
Liver Diseases, has been in
constant use by the public for
fifty years, and is more popular
to-day than ever before. Buy
none but NJ. A. Thedford g. Co.'s
original and genuine, manufac-
tured by the Chattanooga Medi-
cine Co., at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Every package enclosed in Vel.
low Wrapper.
Trial package by mail, fifteen
Cents.
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,.,al. a, is ht~I ,uA~:ra"ndatio" & tHe
.rn,ipne,. aegcptan,c II al i,iteii',cl}
and #Yi,rneiatt>" rc:iimE pnhi!c. Ii
,n,ipts ia .ts r,caul ii lie past ~ i'fa-
,,j,inr tie most aHthGlt.c ani ll"a
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i will hereafter, rs !pre'ctSr', ~ ifS
chosen tioi,t.
ECLIPSE CoNP
and use rromntly atal effectively eycf\
advantage rrc~eAtn'i IN tin WY OF ia,
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the nature ct II kind ~ naI4nit"US IN
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Substantial citizen Should consider ht
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p,"<ence 81 The %a'ee@t3. Nea4 ana
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tase to all parts If tie lui'ea S'"fe
ar.l Canada.
Remit by draft on Galveston, POS
flee money order, or registered letts'
Address
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cncclmen comics sent free on apriica'iol
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LOCATION most healthy ana
5Icasattt, onlhc Alexandria Branch
f the Mcrgan \. 0. and TcNa-
R,R. Il milos l,y rail from Yer
mi!lonvil!c. Beautiful playground.
anl avenues Of oak trees Bull
DiNGS comfortable. ttiUhtl y
new and magnificent, divine ser
rinoirnf rcssiye. TANEaubstantIa
and wholesome. EDUCATION pa
t%erna1, %cnltivating the heart Il
well as the Mind. Classical, Sci
entiiic and Commercial Courses
Special attention Paid to Book
keeping and penmanship. TfEMs
moderate. Per Session Beard
Tuition. Wasing $3.50, Bei & Bed
ding $40, Medical Fees lO.-Firs
Entrance or reatricuiution Fee IL
-OpLN!NG Of Session 1888 s.
Octobcrih REFERENCES:
Prpsid Mt of 81. ChaYies CoIee
Jesuit T,uthets, N O.
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Ereel Cards aid Chronos.

We will send free by mail a SAMPLE ,aqe,a aeli in
large German, French, ana z with pst
CARLSON tinted and gold grounds .s ,wn \ sss
;. over eco different designs, on, ft slee bs la
..aa'ss, len of orr beautiful Chro 81 nss,sgs y
=. ), "a. a Confidential price , Is, Of F. I, Grssi
issmos. Agents wanted. as.an Mass
u Summer Street. Boston, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24


government M paItlcu,aI aeIiiu.S
AID lhe qusllhIat'obs o, tnou W.
snah administer ~" ~ repVs WIN oon W.
gress 70 say WustneI ~ ssIn
any OF tne peopIe Iesiuen. III Vo, 30 ~ a.
~ snail p'1uclpa'e W an eieS' ~ ion va .s9
oulctrs, OF III 'ne IhasinH y. I'VE ~,
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my INhs VI SUI age ~ ulaS pie' -
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lnoul'y vi auIIugo rt
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was ponIerIsu' auu tna. .nese purpose
are sstLs leu oy niea ,sn ss mniuI pie
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uIITiue eI'iNens o ~ s,a ~ ere ~
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Question To Is ss1sy mi.n is,a,ioy nan ho
s.ou, ~, 0ei any ~ i. ~ si" la , 49,, oe
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
The Commission OF Appeals.

GALVESTON, TEX, Mach % The
commission of appeals disposed of the
following cases to-day:
q. M. Patten vs.. Gun bingham g.
Flies. from Walker county; reported
for affirmation by Delany.
The Gulf, Colorado &c Santa Fe
Railway va. ID. Jones, rom Harris
county; reported for affirmation by
Delany.
The Houston, E4at &c West Texas
Railway vs. j o Ross IL Co, from
= Tx count, reported to be reverted
and remanded by Watts.
The Gulf, Colorado & Santa F..
Railway VS. j r. Levy, from Milan
couetS reported TO be reversed and
remanded by Watts.
The Western Onion Telegraph Conn
pany We r s. Ejsall, from Cooke
county; reported 20 be reversed and
remanded by Watts.
Homes & Duncan VS.. Il. II Foote,
from Wharton unity; reported to be
reversed and r. m ded by Walker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24

titled " leifure to digest tue mass Of
papers bearing on the subject
Premier G. a'istone in his reply, said
II wss the absolute du'y OF parliament
IN discuss the agreement before the
j. ,ster holidays. The Egyption fiuan.
ces had reached the end Of
the tether. Eirly in April
amounts OF money would be due
which Egypt would be utterly unable
10 pay. Unless this fuancial agree-
ment should be previously approved,
thu whole financial burden would de.
volve upon England.
Earl NOrtucOtes's motion was with
drawn and The discussion Of agree
ment was fixed for Thursday.
rhe under foreign secretary in the
commons said that the Anglo-Ru-siau
AGREEMENT in regard to the Russo
Afghan frontier WAS not recorded Ia y
formal document.
Wolf then asked: "Does the ques
ton Of peace or war depend upon the
verbal assurance Of Russian"
To this the under secretary did not
reply, whereupon the Conservatives
che. red iro ically.
Earl Granville, in the lords, said IL
was desirable that the government.
ghile entirely adheriug to the policy
which Englaud's obligations required,
should not omit any chance tf Of ar
irving al n friendly agreement with
Russia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
BRO NASHVILLE.
Several Candidates for the Office of
Collector of Customs.

special.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, March % -
Collector of Customs Luby, 1t Is gen.
orally understood, will vacate his
office at the end Of the fiscal year.
There is quite squabble as to who
will succeed him. There are three
candidates, citizens OF this town,
whose claims are about equally backed
by influential party leaders.
Pos master Hopkins Ia highly es.
teemed by all GLASSES and will likely
serve out bls term.
At the Rosita ranch near Mata-
mOras on Saturday, Manuel X4ra shot
and badly wounded NaricJ Ayuiar
The wounded man was brought to
Matamora- and placed in a hospital.
His assallant after the shooting left
the ranch and NEE ing a mounted
man the assassin reed him to give up
his horse and arms. The assas s,n
then mounted and rode off and is now
on this side OF the river.
Yesterday la Malamoras, a man
named Rpdtrige Medollin, attacked q
woman named Solidad Sanchiez, and
cut her badly about the arms. The
wretch made his escape.
Two representatives OF the Matamo.
ras chamber OF commerce will leave
soon for the city OF Mexico TO Law be-
fore President Diaz the protest of that
body against the adjustment of the
iona libre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
A TALE OF HORROR.
People and Stock Left to Starve by
Last Snmmers Drought.

CHARLESTON, w VA March 90 -
Reports of great suffering In several Of
the back counties am ng the peopl,
and stock for want of food came to
your correspondent, but not till
to-day We're these reports confirmed.
A gentleman who has travelled
through Braxtou, Gilmer and Cal
houn counties SAYS that few day 81
travel in tire counties named has
proved the ex stence of de-tituiiou
and suffering ihdescribsble. Ia many
localities the peopl" are on the verg-
of death by starvation. The stock ID
no better off than the people. The
animals are dying for want of food
The suffering Is great in Roanoke
and Jackson counties. In some Sec
tons of the stricken district the PEG.
Pile are subsisting on beans and Cruel
made from wheat ground In coffee
mills.
Tue greatest suffering exists in the
parta isola' ed from the towns and rail-
roads where supplies cannot be gotten
for miles. ST, res cannot be founJ, and
those that are kept have scare, ~
enough on hand for the u.e of the
proprietors' ia Miles. The low state
Of the wells and springs during the
drought last summer and fall
sowed seeds OF diseaie Many
,'eople are sick and the difficulty i.
getting medicines adds TO the terrors
0f the situation. In all these sec ions
named the or pa we're cut short last
year and the suir-ring is beyond the
comprehension OF those who have not
travelled through the mountain re-
gions The wheat crop is short and
the farmers in the stricken section
are unable to procure seed corn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
Bo,hpratlon Among ,he DOCTORS.

There ia a bre, ze in the st. Louis
medical society over certain breaches
OF the code. Several physicians hao
"specialties" and advertised them.
This being contrary TO medical Ell
quette, necessitated the resignation of
tnese physicians. How queer 1t seems
that when good means of cure II
found, any body should object to MAX
ing 1t public 1t Is no =. cret hat
many physicians use Browns Iron BIZ
ters 10 their regular practice, with the
happiest Eject. DR. M L Doughty,
Franklin, Va, says, II am highly
pleased with Browns Iron Buffers,
and believe 1t TO he superior 10 all
other iron preparations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
TwO nuILnINns RuRNrn.

CHARLESTON, w VA, March % -
This morning n boiler in Ruffner
Bros Wholesale grocery exploded and
set the building on fire. The fire was
communicated to the Hale house al
Joining, destroying that building al.o
George Welcher. the porter for the
Rutfuers', Was killed by the explosion
and his body WAS burned. The Il mes
spread so rapidly that the building
Ras wreck In "a quarter of an hour.
Joel Ruffner, "A clerk, was seri usly In.
Jhred by thesxplo-ion The Rutiners'
90 vii reach $50 600. The loss o,
Erz & Woodward, prop istors of the
Il lie house, Will be fully $4,000 tn.
Hale house was insur d + n 500 600
The Rutfners' insurance Is SIS, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
HOUSTON.
A Large Dry Goods House Is Unable
to Pull Through and Assigns.


Special.
Houston, TEX March 23.-W. T.
Tnflly & Co, a large retail dry.goo6s
house, made an assignment to-day.
The liabilities are $50 600, their as,ets
$35 600 or $40 600. There was no
transaction that precipltated the as
signment, but feeling that they could
not pull through the next thirty DAYS
easily they assigned. The largest
creditors are In New York. Some of
the small ones are In New Orleans.
There IL no local assignee.
Lewis Tu1ily's business will be re-
sumed Wednesday.
Fac have developed recently cans.
lug he belief that Ma-sel Hoxnausen
c 'mm'tted suicide accidentally and not
deliberately.
Henry Mosher, recently arrested
here by the sheriff of Austin COUNTY on
the charge Of killing q man in Nv
Mexico and taken TO said @ ,uuty. was
brought back today by bet ctiveMortis
aud WAS tried on n huness rorpus hs.
fore the district judge, who remand, d
MIN To the sheriff OF this county TO he
held ill Saturday awaiting xtladitinn
papers from CIV. Ireland. ShoiId
they not arrive he will be released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
"Mary Laudv smiling All Over.

BALTIMoRE, MD, March 2s.-The
nomination OF Gov. McLane IN the
French mission by President Cleve
land causes general qualification in
Baltimore, and little else has been
Talked OF since Its announcement
There Ia no doubt OF his scctp'anre
, ne president Of the senate, Henry
LlNd, sged twenty six. win be ex.
omelp governor until the Legislature
elec's a governor TO fill the unexpIred
term. Higgins' appointment n lost
s ~ OF IN ne great compliment paid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
FOURrNEN nu,IrEss HOUSES nunNEp

RALEIGH, N. G March % At 1880
his morning fire broke out at Hen
d+'sontoa forty-five miles from here
IN the Raleigh Il CASTOR railroad Tue
IRE spr' ad rapidly. by 8 o'clock fur
teen business houses had been de.
.iroved. Assistance was asked of the
Il leigh tire department, but at o
O'Clock the fire was reported as under
control. The loss Is estimated al
SIS, 900.