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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-17

yield in the State will exceed IS $50, 900 bush
els and may reach 25, 000,000. Following are
percentages for the crops comparison being
90; Barley, acreage, 90, condition, 90.
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Cotton.

ST. LOUIS, June Is Cotton-Very dull; mid
ding, lOSsc; sales, none rspoIted receipts, none
shipments, 40 bales; stock, 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June .-Cotton-Eesy; mid
dlings, 1o1zc; low niddliDg. 1o16c; GOOD ordi-
nary, 91l-l6c. Net receipts, 65 bales; gross re-
eeiOs, 273 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, 63 III
bales.
NEW YORK, June 15-COtton-Steedy: mid
ding Uplauds 10 size. Futures closed steady;
June, 1o5oe; July, l04Sc: August, 1o5lc; Sep
temSer, 10 &c; October, 10 Ole; November, 9.9lc;
December, $3.50; January. l00lc; February, l0.1Ic;
March, 10 22c: April. 103lc.
The Post, in It's cotton review, says: As IT had
been expected that Liverpool would respond 10
the advance here last Saturday, the oissppoint-
ment caused general desire 10 sell future deliV-
elies, and reduced prices to 1l-lCO after slight
reactions. Only 500 ba,es Of August were bought
at third call for l0,52c Bids refused of 10 SOC
for June; 10,l3e July; 1920 Septembe-; l0.01c
October; sic Novem Der; g 92c December: 1O.Olc
January; 1O.llc February; l02,c March. Futures
closed barely steady and 10 10lo0 lower than
last Saturday. sales, As COO bales.
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Familiar sentiments,

IPhlIadeIphia Hines
Policy gamblers are men who wear fine
clothes paid for by someone else. and who are
intimate with sumo of the city official = 50
In this town laws appear to have been made
for gamblers to break.
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When Baby was sick we gave her CAST0RIA
When she was Child, she cried for CASrORIA
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CASTA
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when Oountad.


Mr.. Bruce is succeeded by General Rose
Grams, who rendered the colored man s0sut
as much service during the war as did Mr..
Rruce
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CHICAGO, June 15-whisky-Firm at s. IS.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Whisky-Steady with
fair demand at 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, June IS Whisky - Steady;
Western reeti6ed, 81 O5g1 25.
ST LOUIS June IS hisky-Steady st 81 IS.
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DRY Goods.

EEw YORk, June 15-Dry Goocs-The market
has been very quiet IN all departments, and. while
awaiting result OF tue Eale of bleached co.tons
tomorrow. the new demand for any classes OF
goods has been very light.
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Worth Thinking About.

When your health is poor and you are suf.
feriDg from general debility, get bottle of
Nichols Bark and Iron, it will help you.
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Rye-No. 2 nominal.
Brar-Quiet ell 90 bid; held at SD 90.
CHICAGO MARKEra.
FuIpiAned by Il. < Kinney q Co, Grain and Pro.
vision Brokers. No, Chamber OF Commercial
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Live Stock Harket.
UHroN 8ToCK.YARnr. lime

ON4O4N D1NNh- 7 A1a11ff VuLlO 4Vf
tLYTIn - ReceipR, 80 head; shipments, 30
lead. Very light supply. Quality only fair. Mar
let steady on all the best grades, while common
nd medium half iatted grassers were hard to sell
4 ouotations But few SINNERS here.
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Lno fro0uce H1arkets
Agge-fsying liz PEI dok, loss of; nom store,
nhYl2c
snttel-O Creamery fancy "a s,2SC; choice, 1920;
e and sTees ro 1ns 6e taney Der l
Pouluy-Spring chickens, 15c; hens, SIS Per
b.; Iooatera, Act hen tOrkeya, so; tom turkeys,
x 90, ue eeste Der a 9o. 20 per coA'
Eestheru-Prime geese, soO; mixed and ducks,
Wool-Bfieht Indiana. medium IN washed JS,:
wssht0. &G27c; bury, trashy AMI cOtsed, l09
Tns Provision Market
SeloW the present JoDpIng prices:
ELaOked Heats, canvaseo VI plain (plair mesn
1ot guaranteed against skippers-)3 q HsDs: 10
e l27s lbs sversse. 1O9llzc; IS lbs: average 9ci
heavy averages, Ss9G5 lbs. SIC; light averages,
Porter Brand" &c; medium do, SIC. Cottsge
&C; 6a@a Rej eo o do
Porter Brand" &c; English break last bacon.
clear, Reliable Brand" 91zo; English shoulders,
. peceS do. Co. dred 90
l3c. Bscon-Olear ddes light or medium W.. nc,
40 bellies, light or medium VT. 90: 90 oaeks;
light or medium VT, &c; do French fitch. &C;
d. 3. ana Picked Meats-English cured. clear
tdes or backs unsmoked, &c; Bean pork. clear,
per Dbl 200 lbs, S14 90: pork clear. per Dbl, zoo
lbs, 81 so; family pork elear per bhl.. 400 lbs.
n bbls., containing loo lbs, OF half the price of
the barrels. with SOC added, to cover additional
Lard-Pure winter kettle-r endered In terces
re; current chilled do, Tic IN half barrels or
bo-lb tubs, SIC; ts-lb tin tubs, SIC; solb p<ils
SIC; lob pals, &c.
RnIoera-In cloth &C; In skin. SIC.
Fresh Mests-Pork tenderloins. SC; sausage, &C.
The Grocery Market.
Cheese-Fun cream. New York. 1o@l1c; Ohio,
$50 wisconsin. sc per pound; young America,
&c; crystal spring, &c.
.Uonses-gemmon, sqlozo; ordinary. 1e1zg
Prime. l25@9ls<e; choice is75@I4zc; OLD GOV,
roasted, lib packages, 10o-lb cases. 1910; e0-lb
10, lS1sc; Arbuckle'n roasted, 1870: Leverings,
is5zc; Cardops 1896 Gates No. Il, 1880; Gates
sugars-Cutlosf Sc: powdered. ssz97zsc; gran.
Mated, ~ e71zc: standard A. 6z@61Sc: on A, 6<0
go; white extra O 696Hc; light brown, bsz9
51sc; cor-aon grades, o051zo; New Orleans
brown. 6z85hc.
Molssses ana Byrups-New crop New Orleans
molasses. b0065o; syrup. 2S045c per gal. for COM
mon tochoice; maple syrup, 81 1901 50.
Rice-Carolina and Louisiana, 6617c.
Spices - Pepper, ls<9lshc; sispiee' lo0i2ci
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Note: Omaha. Portland and Minneapolis not
included in totals.
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a Peculiarly of English Politics
lWashiBgton Republican.

The plain truth is that TO be simply lust
to Ireland would be fatal TO any British
Ministry.
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Flour. Grain and Hay

HIour. Grain and Hay.
Elour-Pstent. IS 25o5 rs; extra family. % 500
b15; fancy, "a 6095 rs; choice. "a S5 a. SO; family,
a c0a4 Is; treble extra SO 50a3 rs: double extra,
IS 1908 %: extra. % U518 %; rupernne. "a $50
/ IS; fne, ~ s502 IS.
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zssa . s. OlFlC s.

d az A MONTH & BOARD for live Young Men
Mil or Ladies, in each county. Address
PVO r. w. ZIE6LER 4 CO., Chicago
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Weekly Bank statement.

the associated banks issued to-day, shows the fol-
lowing changes:
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The fsllowinRi able SHOWS the amount Of grain
10 store NJ this point:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH. TENAs SATURDAY. AUGUST Is

the living to follow life Of sIu and
shame.
She, It viii be remembered, is the same
VINO about six weeks ago took morphine
with suicidal intent, as the result of a
quarrel with her mother, who also took
heavy dose of the drug Tor the same
purpose and made q perfect success of IT,,
Notwithstanding the physician and a
number OF neighbors did all in their
power to restore her, and worked for
more than three hours with the poor un-
fortunate creature.
LATER 2:50 \. M.--Thc woman Annie
Mooely died at l0minutes before O'Clock
this morning from the effect of the NOR.
phlne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
RAILROAD GOSSIP.

vigorous kick comes from Marshall
on account OF the location of the head.
quarters Ut Dallas
Several prominent railroad officials
from Missouri and Arkansas are OK.
pectcd In the city to-day.
During the past two days 1870 cars of
stock have arrived MT the Union depot
lOj cars Thursday and So yesterday
Mr.. c. b. Clark, formerly train dis.
patcher at Big Spring, has been trans.
fcrrcd to the I. & z. office in this city.
An engine attached to a long train of
freight cars on the r. & T.. Jumped the
track near the Union depot yesterday
afternoon. Considerable time was con-
sumed in replacing the iron horse on It's
familiar foundation.
Mr.. \. +. Lode, one of the most ell.
Client operators in the service of the
company, has been appointed chief OF the
neutrality-suspicious. of the Texas < Pacific
railway. Mr.. Lode commenced with the
company as seventh dispatcher n short
time ago and has continually advanced
along the line of promotion until he
reached the top. THE GAZETTR takes
pleasure in announcing this deservcdly
popular and well-morited appointment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
PlTTSBURG.

An Alleged Murderer Surrenders Himself.
Special TO the Gazette.
PirrsnURG, TN, Aug. Ito the
surprise OF the people Of this place, VIII
liam Laney, who is charged with being
an accomplish In the murder of Dennis
Bolton in 1881, gave himself up to the
officials here Yesterday. We learn that
he has been in Cass county for three
years working AT u sawmill, To-day In q
heheas corpus trial he was admitted To
bail In the sum of $4,000, which was given,
Judge Mclean being Interested in the
case three years ago, Judge NJ. L. Nor
rls was called TO act upon the habcns cor
pus trial
Mai, y. Nj. llylc OF San Antonio was In
this city yesterday gathering up TIE testi-
mony In the Heard case for the war de-
partmcnt.
Commissioners court has been In SEES
sion this week. \ petition was presented
to the court praying for an election In
this county upon local option. An order
was issued for an election, which will
come off ON the sth OF September,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
RUN DOWN.
One John Tntum, Haiiing From Denton
County, Arrested for Burglary.

One John Tntum, Hailing From Denton
County, Arrested for burglary.
There arrived in this city night before
last one ID. r. Freeman of Denton
county, who took up his abode at Jones
street hotel, and who was met by Il GA
'zErTE reporter last evening aS. he hurried
up Main street, with one of his shoes in
his hand
The reporter detained him long enough
to Introduce himself and TO explain that
he had been pointed out to the reporter
as "knowing something" At this the fell
low wlted, and admitted that he had IL
piece of news, but seemed very anxious
to overtake Officer Tucker, who was hur-
ryingup the street with Il prlsonerln tow
"Well," says he, 81 want to keep up
with them fellers, but reckon can stop
and give THE GAZErTE an item, for we
all like THE GAZETTE up in our part. !"
So saying he unburdencd himself as fol-
lows:
~ live twelve miles south of Denton
A Mr.. Hollahan and | were out in the
field threshing on Thursday last, and as
the family had gone visiting to Il neigh
boris there was no one at the house. When
we went In at night | went to- my
room to get my coat, which failed to
find, | inquired of every one, but to no
avail Upon Il closer examination | dis
covered that my trunk had been rifled,
and, besides the missing coat, there was
short a vest, u shirt with gold buttons in
1t, II fine silk tie and handkerchief, Il fine
revolver and two razors.
The next evening went to Argyle and
inquired for stranger with a bundle, but
no one had seen him. The next day,
which was Thursday, started in the di-
rcction of Roanoke and soon found
| was on his trail. | fol-
lowed and found he had taken
cars at that place; ! waited and took first
train for this city, and IT. being night,
went directly to the hotel when | got
here. This morning yesterday | went
up to the square to see If could see my
man, but after waiting sometime and fail
ing to discover him, started down
the street and soon ran upon him, but
could find no officer, so he got away.
Some hours later met him again in the
lower end of town, tclcphoned an officer
and had him arrested Never saw the
man before, and don't know his name,
only recognize my clothes" with this
hc hurried away.
The stranger who proved to be Jno
Tatum, was incarccrated TO await the Is.
suance of proper papers, when he will be
taken to Denton county for trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

OF its existence by dull pain or sharp
twlngcs in the right side or beneath the
dexter shonldcr-blade accept the remind
er as a warning and regulate the organ
without loss of time by the use Of Ilostet-
ter's stomach Bitters. The above symp-
toms are usually accompanied by yellow
ness of the skin, onstipation, furcd
tongue, disorder Of the stomach sick
headache and morning nausen. But re-
form Is promptly Instituted by the Bit.
tiers, the best possible substitute for cal
omel blue pill and other super-potent
and hurtful drugs enormously designated
as remedies for biliousncss. Appetite
and digestion are restored, and the bow
els resume activity, when an impetus Is
given to the functions OF health by this
sterling anti-bilious medicine, which also
has the effect OF cnriching and purifying
the circulation aud certifying the systen
against malarlnl infection IN air or water.
II is also highly beneficial for rhcuma-
tlsm, kidney and bladder troubles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
MILANO.
A Negro Roy Attempt. to Poison FAMILY

4 Negro Boy Attempts to Poison n Family
Special to the Gazette.
MIIASo, TEN, Aug. li.-Yestcrday
Mr.. /. n. Barber, one of our most promi-
nent planters, living four or live miles in
the country, brought 10 town aud deiv-
cred TO the officers Il negro boy about six
teen years Of age named Tom Taylor,
charging him with theft and attempting
to poison the whole family. The boy has
been living with Mr.. Barber for the past
year. Yesterday he became cnragcd at
Mrs. Barber about some triflug matter,
and gathering some leaves of the poison
oak vine placed them in the coffee-pot.
MIR Barber fortunately happened to
glance in the pot before putting 1t on TO
boil, and discovered the leaves floating
on top. Had the family pnrtaken freely
of the coffee without discovering the
plant being in it, the effects, fortunately,
would probably have been "Diln, as the
leaves of this plant, the "taXicodendron,
are not very poisonous when taken in
wardly. But the intention of the negro
was 20 poison the family and he should
suffer the full extent of the law.
He confessed his guilt and also acknowl-
edges to stealing fourteen dollars from Mr.,
Barber some time ago, which had not
been missed until now. Some OF the
money has been recovered, he having
given II to negro boys about town
Several days ago an escaped negro con-
Wet burglarized Griflln's wood camp
north OF here ON the International 6
Great Northern railroad, taking from Mr..
Griffin about forty dollars aud watch.
Our efficient constable, "Dud" Peoples,
rot on the conyiet's trail aud after follow
inc il six miles succeeded in capturing
his man about half a mile north Of here
In the woods. The money and watch was
stll In his possession. He was taken
back to "Lec'sn iarp, from whence he
had recently escaped.
The railroad hotel and eating house at
the junction here has changed hands,
Mr.. i. II. Bobo, formerly of Georgetown
aud well known as hotel man, being the
new proprietor lie and his estinlable
z little lady will be a very valuable addi-
ton to our society Mr.. BObo
proposes 10 put on the "blg pot" every
! time the newspaper man. comes around,
not because they ARE always hungry (for
news but because they are "workers'
and should, and deserve 10 he fed
well. From the stacks OF baggage, num-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
BELLEyILLE.
special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette,
BEIJ.EyILIE, TEN, Aug. li--Comty
court, Hon, S. X, Blake, judge, is still In
session, having the heaviest docket, Grim
mal, civil and probate, known to the Of
hclals for years.
Commissioners court has also been in
session, and after several days of hard
labor adjourned to-day. The prohibition
election was ordered. These people de-
test anything calculated to infringe upon
their rights and liberty, and to enjoy n
little unnecessary beverage" even If an
"eXccss" is occasionally INDUCED In.
At yesterdays meeting OF the trustees
Of Bclleville graded school, 1t was or
dercd that the school open Monday, Sep.
TENDER II, 1885
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
POKER GAME INTERRUPTED,
Naughty Cop win Persist in Enforcing
the Law.

Naughty Cop win Persist In Enforcing
the Law.
tNerday just before noon man
|a' have been seen vending his way
|eslally down Main street in quest of
Eaeer.
uaa not to go far, however, before
|as Officers Rushing and Tucker,
III ne Informed that he had been
r. W Tor the amount of his "wadn
pVuleJ toward the second story of
's'smlhg occupied by Mcssrs. Bow
laflln as the place where the
pa been done.
'ms Promptly upon the information,
Nv w eops" proceeded to the place
Z $500 and upon opening the door of
y. ~ Nst overed seven or eight men
~ n 1sohd table apparently enjoying
~ poker, meanwhile the table
s,sisa with chips and ten-dollar
n Ip'ed most conspicuous place
Mld table.
an a e party was in the act of deal
l,ts.' " cards, and the way in which
N up,eai TO cover the table, cards
n VIVA his two hands Is said by
!. \, saw 1t to have been amusing.
! V say that there has not been
silI 1 y, astonished set OF individuals.
y. p ailswer to the charge of gaming
AsVorder Field this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
Medical SKIN.

One OF the most successful and yet dan
gerous operations performed In this city
for some time, took place yesterday af-
ternoon at the Office of DR.. j. IL. Smith.
Or. |. Eastland of Wichita Falls ar
rived In the city yesterday morning with
a six-year-old boy patient, who
had been suffering for some
time with a humorous growth upon
the ball of his left eye, caused bya burn
received from concentrated lye.
The little sufferer was taken To the
Office of Or. Smith, who, assisted by his
partner, Dr. X. II. Chiffon OF Dallas, per-
formed the very difficult and dangerous
task of removing the tumor. \ reporter
OF THE GAzETTE happened to drop IN me
Office at the time and witnessed
a portion of the operation.
The child, under the Influence OF chloro-
form, was lying on cot surrounded by
his relatives, while Drs. smith ana Cnll-
ton were working ON the little sufferer.
la few moments the child recovered
consciousness and was taken to his TEN
porary home at the Pickwick hotel. me
operation resulted successfully and VII
doubtless prove to be big feather u
the professional caps of these physl
clans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
MARSHALL.
The Citizens OF Harrison ,onnty VIII
Demand and Protect Tn, ir
Rights.
The TesRs n Pacific ouices CanrSt n. he
movca-.TaN Payers WIN Hiring salt
ser Violated Contract.


Srrclnl to the Gazette.
MARSHALL Tx Aug. li.--Whcn Tux
GNzErrE arrived yesterday afterno~u
aud our people read the article Of your
Dallas correspondent, they we're very
much surprised They are now thorough
ly awakened to the fact that ths Offices
are about to be established at some 9th.
or point than Marshall
4 meeting was called this morning. NJ
which our most influential citizens and
property holders were present, and a
plan was mapped out to be pursued in
the future In rcganl to the Texas Pa
citlc Railway company.
That corporation can rest assured That
our people will no longer submit to their
gross violation of their contract with this
county and city. We do not propose Ia
pay S3ss,Oo for a Superintendcnt's otllce
and a telegraph oaicc, but steps viii at
once he taken 10 have the whole OF the
general offices of the company brought
back here, Including the traffic depart
ment. The officers here say II viii only
be Mr.. Newman and MIR. Mccullough In
Dallas, but our peoplc have heard this
kind of talk for long time, and viii lis.
ten no longer AZ any such nonsense
The traffic department has grown won
derfully IL 1t takes n thrce-story brick
building fifty by eighty feet to hold II.
Two rooms, small at that, formerly ac
commudated II here.
Suits will be instituted against the road
by every member OF the Harrison County
Taxpayers association If these offices are
not returned here or damages paid to
fully reimburse everyone.
There will be u meeting held next Fri
day In this city, to which every taxpayer
In the county is Invited, and you may eN-
poet to 'hear something drap.n The
citizens speak OF Ignoring the powers that
be, at st. Louis, and comforting directly
with Jay Gould and the board of directors
at New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
MORE MORPHINE.
'' to Life. Hut Not TO righteous

" Life, Hut Not To righteous
ness.
ys night before last arrested a
MI, Il promenading the streets with a
wv ana, In order TO complete the
\. /, evening repaired to the
VA, !, one Alice Moody, at the corner
,ss. n aud Houston streets, whom
.Ao, witness. Upon entering
n, however, he failed to tell
iiel 49,, What purpose she was
II "a ny she thinking that she was
lar loy w. locked up and having no par
s,tr,nn,,. or THIS world, she made a
| M n. Z 70 shuttle OFF this mortal
Ihs S as iavorite morphine route, by
Aesisbs,iI,'a ' oil that drug which stood
nom y near, and attempting TO
b \, -. contents. The officer stood
ltk H. cao, conceiying her purpose,
rhe6 ti 'a,ai dose from her lips, and
h I, \ !, aef before the recorder.
b .oot yVh released aud returning
'ior ~. heavy dose Of the drug, and
lsstee9, H'e hours thought TO he diving.
saibl,. No., "oiA saved her apparently
'aa she sim fingers among
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

A threc-Story brick creates all this
turmoil How little 1t takes to feed poor
Dallas. Fort Worth has plenty of four
story houses, but is iiguring for the gen.
erdl headquarters and shops of the South
western Railway system, and with every
prospect of success, Dallas papers to the
contrary Notwithstanding, and not dioRe
for the headquarters of Mr.. NeTmdH,
which have, in the past few years, been
most VIGOROUSLY transitory.
The agitation Of the question In our
city has become very general. The SEN
timent seems to prevail that united action
upon the part of our citizens will secure
TO Fort Worth this enormous enterprise.
The company's interests demand
the consummation OF this arrangement
equally with those OF our city, and 1t
is only necessary, asa prominent Texas
& Pacific official yesterday remarked, to
properly present our claims to the New
York officers OF the system to cause
prompt and decisive action In our favor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
CROWLEY.
Spccialtot the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette,
CROWLEY, TIM Aug. Il, THE citizens
have sent In petition TO the county
Judge to appoint school trustees for the
following year, and as soon as the
trustees are appointed they will at once
Crowley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
AUSTIN.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Aug. li.-Capt. II. T..
Smy recently appointed on the governors
staff, begins tomorrow IA tour of inspec-
ton of;the military companies OF the
state He expects to be gone about
twenty days.
FEIIN ROBERTSON
of Waco has resigned his position as u
staff officer He assigns ms the reason
the fact that he has never been able to
give 1t his attention or attend any OF the
military cnCampments