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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
FOUR LARGE STRUCTURES BURNED.

PROVIDENCE, June S-At 8 o'clock
this morning fire broke out Ia the
baildin gs in east Providence owned
by the Rumford Chemical works, and
occupied partially by Smith & Collins,
dyers, and in an hour the four large
structures were consumed, entailing a
loss of $50, 900 to the Chemical Works
company, and $40, 600 to Smith & Col
Inns
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
Milwaukee Market,

MILWAUKEE June 9.-Wheat- Strong, 50 for
seller cash; 005I for seller July; g2l for seller
August. Corn None in market; No, nominal
at nj. Oats-Quiet; No. g 3i4 Rye Firm;
No. /, GO. Barley Steady; No. =, nominal at ~,
Provisions Higher; mess pork. 10 50 for seller
cash and June; 1906 for seller July
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
CHICAGO WOOL MARKET.

LReported by sHERxAs HALL & Co, Chicago, Ill
Prices Of Old Wool from Wisconsin and Nina
sofa have been steady, with q fair demand from
Western manufacturers. The quotations, based
on actual sales. are as follows: Unwashed- Fine
f7G2ic; Fine Medium. soa22c; Medium, 2i9s3c,
Low Medium. zi023c; Coarse. isG2oc. Deiaine-
Fine, eoG2ie; Medium, 2102sc. Gambling
medium, 2z0s4c. Low Medium. 2202sc. Coarse,
19l21e; Braid, ls0Isc-
Total receipts Of Wool for past week, s57,ii7
ns; and since January /. c.5si 900 Ds An active
demand from Western mills absorbs All reeeipts
Of Wisconsin and Minnesota Unwashed, At prices
above ouoted
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12

JAMES G. Young, President of th
National Real-estate Dealers Asso-
citation, has issued call for con
venti0n of dealers and agents, to be
held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, June %.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12

THE DEFEAT DUE TO THE ACTIONS OF
pARIIA MIMI


DUBLIN, June 9.-The Freeman's
journal to-day commenting on the
defeat Of the government last night,
says; The defeat is due to the action
of parliament in refusing to uphold
the cabinent from which they receiv
ed nothing but broken promises and
from which Ireland could expect
nothing but injustice, as was fore
shadowed in the proposed attempt to
again saddle upon Ireland the iniqu
itous provisions of the crimes act.
The result of the vote last night will
cause Earl Spencer and his lieuten
ants at the castle TO quit Ireland, leav
ing behind them the memory OF an
administration which was preeminent-
ly noted !or its brutality and frigid cal
culatinp Injustice.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
A LARGE ESTATE.

or ID +. Murphy, senior MEMBER OF
the firm of Marphy, Grant & Co.,
who died at New York las. week, was
filed in the probate court to day. Eu-
gene Kelly and Edward G. Donahue
are named as executors in New York,
where much of his property is located.
The estate is valued at two and one
quarter millions.
A TOWN TREASURER SKIPS.
MoREE. ILL.,, June S-August Sniff
fer, of this place, town treasurer, and
also dong business as merchant and
banker, is missing. His liabilities
are over SO, 900, including township
and school money.
TWO MORE INDICTMENTS
NEW YORK, June S.-Two more in,
dictments were fouad by the grand
jury 10 day against Ferdinand Ward
and James D. Fish, charging them
with grand larceny in the first degree.
Ward was arraigned in a court of
oyer and terminer to day. lie plead
ed not guilty to the indictments with
leave to withdraw his plea and de-
murrer. The indictments charge a
bIClI vi F1VO,OOO 1IOul thC hdi
National Bank against them.
Larceny is alleged TO have been
committed on April IL, one indict-
ment is for $4,000 and the other for
$110, ,000 The district attorney moved
that Ward be taken from the Ludlow
street Jail and incarcerated in the
toombs prison. This was opposed by
Wards counsel and Judge Barrett
decided to allow Ward to remain in
the Ludlow Jail until his trial begun.
TOO MANY WIVES AND LOVED ONES
DETROIT, June S-Marsalin Edison,
aged 60, claiming relationship to the
inventor of that name, spent the
month'of March at Windsor, Detroit
Canadian suburb, and while there
became engaged to a widow named
Mrs. Mary Burton, and the time of
the wedding was fixed at June 1st.
He induced Mrs. Burton to sell her
| property so he could go west, which
she did. He kept up close cores
and while there asked her for 81 900
more The request caused suspicion,
which discovered another prospective
bribe at Sincoe, Ont., and a letter
| from woman at Port Burwell, Ont.
She is his wife, and has eight children
nearly all grown.
Another communication from Tren-
ton, H., apparently written by a
young wife, was signed, Your low
ing Little one, Lou Edison" and in
which she implored him to come
home as she was in destitute circum
! stances.
Edison returned TO Windsor Satur>
| day and was arrested but the latter
facts not being kuowM he was releas-
ed and left for parts unknown. Mrs.
| Burton will lose SO. 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
Germany.
GRRMAs SQUADRON AT ZANZIBAR.

BERLIN, June 9.-The arrival of a
German squadron at Zanzibar is daily
expected II is reported that the
squadron has been ordered to expel
the Sultanis troops from Vitu, uRlcss
they evacuate that place. 1t is also
reported that the German dispatch
boat Pommerania has captured and
towed to Wilhemshasen, another Brit
ish smack, for fishing in prohibited
waters
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
France
DE LEssEPs FOR PRESIDENT.

DE LESSEPS FOR PRESIDENT.
PARIS, June 9.-De Lesseps has been
appointed president of the exhibition
OF 1889
TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED.
PARIS, June "a :ispatch from
Tienisin states that the treaty of peace
between France and china was signed
to day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12

An immense salt vein, 1885 feet
below the surface, and 164 feet thick,
has been discovered in the suburbs of
Cleveland.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12

Statistics show that southern prisons
contain 12, 600 convictS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
BUILDINGS thirteen stories high are
not unusual In New York City.

HEssIAN flies have appeared in
Mary land in great numbers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12

American oysters are now being
into German waters.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
The Cabinet Resign.
Premier Gladstone and His Cab
met Tender Their
Resignation.
Their Resignation is Due to
Their Defeat i'm Par
lament.
The Conservatives Will Refuse
to Accept Office.
Great Confusion and Excitement
in Political Circles.
The Names of the Supposed New
Cabinet Officers.
England.

THE CABINET OFFICERS WILL RESIGN.
LONDON, June 3. The cabinet coun-
Gil convened at noon and was in ses.
sion until l :15. 1t is understood that
the situation was thoroughly discussed
and it was decided that IN view of the
defeat last night at the budget il
would be inconsistent for members of
the cabinet 10 remain longer in office,
and it was resolved that their resigna-
ton be rendered at orce. This decls-
ion of the cabinet caused feverish feel
ing on the stock exchange.
THE MINISTRY SUFFERS A CRUSHING
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12
4 TOWN TREASURER sKIPS-

MoREE. ILL.,, June S-August Sniff
fer, of this place, town treasurer, and
also dong business as a merchant and
banker, is missing. His liabilities
are over SO, 900, including township
and school money.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-12

WASHINGTON, June S.-Everet HI.
Wheeler and Frederick Whitridge. of
New York, counsel of the national
civil service league, have written to
the postmaster general requesting the
removal of certain postmasters in
different parts of the country for the
violation of sections II and IL of the
civil service law. These sections for
bid the solicitation of political sub
scriptions in federal offices. The let
ter is accompanied by afiidavits sup
porting the allegations, which will be
mvestig gated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

because then / could never have the
luu OF telling another fellow / didn't
love him aud then hear him beg for
encouragement
TIE -ociety reporter put the name Of
the young lady down in his notebook
aud on the margin wrote the word
'firtn
HE wALrzED OFF ON HIS EYEBROW.
A certain young newspaper man,
who sometimes iniaginfa he IL a social
light, took in the late X of 2. ball, and
while he was a very small figure Ia the
thrung Of merry-makers At fret, he
eventually suece, ded In making him-
self very conspicuous not TO say ride
ulous, by accomplishing n feat which
should be denomina,ed rs Nwaikinv off
on his eve brown Twas late In the
evening when he entered the hall, aud
he at once commenced 10 make up for
lost time by selecting a partner-an ex-
tremely pretty one, 10y the way and
went whirling around the room, In
tOx Gated 10y the music aud the pres
ence OF his partner, In that aOandOn.
ment 81 iOy known ~ the "three-step
waltz Brilliantly the gas -hone DER
this brave newspaper youth and fair
maid, AMI he must nave imagined the
'ohivalryh Of the city WAS looking AZ
| him "a he tw,lled with pride aud
leug hened the walts sier. But
pri0e must have fall and 80 lid this
vain faberlte. He was going down the
north side of the building just as the
baud was soaring into the octaveH At the
flush Of the waltz, when his feet
SCARED into the air aud his head CRAWL
tated toward the wax on the floor and
there came "burst OF thunder
snund, aud the scribe, where was heG
AK of the delicattly penclled eye
brow from which the blood was pour
INK In stream and the broken lady's
bracelet which had LEFT It's impress on
that newspaper mans brow Ask Of
the emitting dancers who looked on In
pityiug derisinn from affair. Ask OF
them all, hut don't ask the newspaper
mgn--ynu might get hurt. since the
ball he wears SILK hRndkeichief-a
borrowed one -around his forehead,
his cnnntenance Is dowAcSst aud he
looks like an animated, mildewed ham
that ought TO be hung up to dry. lie
has been asked 8 0O00 600 times what
was the matter with his eye, and has
tod 8 600 600 lies about II The police
want a. work the tee syetem on him
and are looking for an imaginary or
ponent who ''slurged' him. He IL al
broke up, aud has r gist red "a vow e
let the threestep waltz severely alone
In the future. He thinks IL will b,
sOme time before he attends another
ball-unle.s IL be a masked one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
SAN ANTONIO.
A Mexican Elopement- obssQuies Of
Peter Freer.

A Mexican Elopement- obseQuies Of
Peter FTeer.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Jan. 1.-THE
Mexican soci, ty in this city is consid-
erabIy stirred up over the elopement OF
Miss JuaL Soto with her pIramour
named Pedro HarnandaS, taxing with
her three small children. Soto
declares that he Is not az
all sorry for the loss OF
his wife but viii follow and reclaim
his children. The ruuaWays are 'up-
posed TO have gone to Mexico. All the
parti,s are well to-do people.
THentY-six loo 'm itiS0s now rem lii
In the Sunset rpund-nouse ~ this
place, on account Of the great decrease
In irafilc over hat lire.
The remains OF Col Peter Freer
late ticket agent for the Sunset rou
here. who died rAving maniac Ia the
Insane asylum at Austin, have been
brought here for intermsnt by
the Masonie fraternity, Of which
he WAS a nigh memb He hrst ex-
hibiied symptoms OF insanity about
ihr, q months ago, at which time he
was removed from lis position and
cor fined in the mad house. His
parents reside in New fnik
DIED IN THE ASYLUM.
special - tue Sazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Jan. lip. ID. Freer
late ,ickel-aRent % the 5unset road a.
San Antonio, but v no recently wen
insape, died at the lnnatlo asylum
very tuddeuly last night, where n'
/ had been cOItfiued a month. HIS re
mains will be shipped 10 san Antonio
tomorrow, under an csc RI ~ 3 com
mittee If the Knights ~ Pyshias from
that place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

ton Of Police Commissioner Rum. frat
fankfort-onihe-Main. They are re-
ticeut concerning the prisoner, but
state that he arrived at Antwerp yes-
terday from Germany. He immedl-
htely took the train for this city and
was arrested on his arrival last even.
ing. From other soufc. Il is lear ned
that at the proper time, evidence
will be forthcomi 10 show
that the prisoner Is the man
who drove the dagger Ia the murdered
mans body. The detectives a. Frank
iort-on-the- Main. after tindi the dag.
ger, traced its owner, and the arrest
here last evening Is said to have been
made ON a tel gram from the German
police, who were 10 close on the heels
nf the assassin that he fed to Antwerp,
thence to Brussels hoping TO escape
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
the PAY ROIL cur orr.

PITrsBuRG, PA Jau. II. The en-
ployes OF the various mills owned by
oliver Bros & Pnillips were noti-
fed to-day that their wages for the
past two weeks, which were due this
afternoon, could not be paid. They
were given to understand, however,
that they will not be kept cut OF
money long. But many can i'll ST
ford to wait even few days, and
there Is much distress in Gems, quence.
d. h. O liver, one Of the members OF
the firm, said TO day that the estimates
as to the liabilities Of the firm were AL
wrong, that the sum t"tsl would NOT
reach he halfof 81, 600 600 The laltel
figure had been generally conceded to
be nearly correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
MkX,co.

Eapoo Indians Trading their
Pslts-A Bloody Fight.
ial 10 me Gazette.
|ST LAREDO, MEX, Jan. II A
pOi over one hundred Kickapoo
'lsns are here. They come to ira e
ssins and bead work for diuero
when they nuy meacal. They
WI dress The chief, a foe
" fellow, is besmtared with
ana wears bunch of
sss on his cap. They
psAceable band and will depart
I, = y They are nut Of pelts
~ ~ ifom Lampasas, Mex, to-
ny there was u bloody fight
%qay between politicsl Oppo
s, ,ae iesult of which is that Man
sr se.qs pena were killed out
s ,h I, tiol zales wounded 20
f 'A' he cannot recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
LAMPAsAs.
The Fire Company on False Scent

The Fire Company on a False Scent.
peelal 10 the GRzeue.
LAMPAsAs, TEX, Jan. H. DR..
Watson will leave for the New Or
leans exposition in few days for the
purpose of advertising to the world
Lsmpssas and its justly celebrated
-prings, The doctor has not met with
that substantial encOurs cement from
our people that would seem to justif,
his laud BILE undertaking but he has
raised enough to publish his guide aud
lucate him IN New Orleans
An alarm of fire called out our hook
and ladder company to-day, but owing
TO the telephone mixing Of the names
of Mellen and Mcdonald, the fire
company went on vii i-goose chase
towards Mtllen's, while the neignb 'rs
put out the fire at Med maids alter
II had burned con iderable Of the roof
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
Novrl .elion Contest.

TRENTON. n. J. Jan. 1.-THE real
dents Of Mhrllon, Burlington county,
ere soon to hold a rather novel election
70 expires their choice for postmaster
a position now held be a woman an
whose time Is about expiring. There
are two eaudidates--Dr r b. Sir nd
and + o. Borner-apd 10th are max
ing au energetic .personal cAnVASa'
N Drnposed u ktlOw the women the
privilege Of participating 10 the cleo
lion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
GOSSIP A8oUr OLivsR BROS. 4 PHIL
LIPs' susPENsInN

PrTrsBURe, PA, Jan II There
continues 10 be much gossip about Oil.
yer Bros d Phillips suspension. The
impression is growing that the firm
suspended voluntarily They con-
10 carry doot.load any longer in view
Of the present condition Of trade, aud
sf er week or two OF consultation 1t
was concluded To stop payments II
w oliver has been hypothecaling his
personal securities since last May.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
Court OF Apprnls.

GALVESTON, Tx, Jan. l7.--In the
court Of appeals to-day the following
cases were heard:
Huere va. the State, from Fayette
county; reversed and remanded
The Houston & Texas Central Rail-
road W. n Periles administrator,
from Washington county; affirmed.
III. Burns vs. j. w Hin, from
Fayette county; reversed and remand
I'd.
] II. II ,nnah ct al. va j N Chad
wick, from Washington county; NJ
hrmpd.
Lafkin Reynolds va. the State, from
Bell county; motion for reheariDg
oyerruled,
Ben Powers vs.. the State, from Bell
county; the same order as In 1875.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
DENTON.
o-sud Jury Determined to Put a
stop to Gambling.
o.,., Disposed Of in the District
a.a,,.-Tbs Postmaster Resigns.

~ 10 the Gazette.
s.,ToN. TEX. Jan. l7.-Mr. r.
Who was shot Thursday, is re-
y 70 be doing well. The ball has
tract, d and speedy recovery
BE- expected. In 4, -.
~ orsnd jury. when Is now IN
n tonnd a hill of Indictment
ou' M n i Pasciiall cnargiug him
nss isnlt 10 murder. His bond
.,acsd n $4,000, which he readily
E; ,snorted that the grand jury
.hshiv return number Of bills
w nariies. charging them with
~ The jury are determined to
y 3 ,on = this efarious practice.
IA; mite q demand here for
,ndgine from the loans made
Issr meeting Of the Building ann
,,cj .tion Loans we're made
= a, ha,,s Of SOL % on the 800
os,S,i n is circulating here pray
~ m. legislature 20 pass an act al
u ", ! vote on prohibition in the
somehme during the present
,.ommendstlons for postmaster
o,ndnue 10 circulate, aud some OF
,,egses say they put their sigma
4, nearly All that come around
u ALLOWING cases have been die
Kin the district court this we, k
N sac Of tt xas va. John Sksggs,
m IA murder: acqui tai
y state Of rezs- vs Il B Coeh-
men 81 hogs; nblle prosequi
y SHE OF I xts vs. Geo. Deeds,
If sttle; nOlie prO-equ.
y State II Texas vs. H. 10. Bailey
Inn; plea Of guilty. entered; two
ID the penitendary.
4 Argo VS.. CiaIinda ArgO, pet
livorce dismissed
] Woodward vs.. D. Kowsky, par
n dismissed
o. Harmon VS. J w. Jagoei par
d; di.missed.
b. McR.ynolds VS.. r. l.. Nc
polds, ples for divorce dismissed
san II, Gartin vs. John b. Garth
lor dive CT; dismissed.
d Firot National Bank VS. b. II
senport debt; Judgment by de
for am unit cliined.
y fred Mabry VS. i J. and w. +
!. Kin, debt; dismissed.
hn. H Street vs. VIM. ShinD
dismissed
slmsster JnO. B. Nicholas ha
n up his resignation, to take etec
M On as his successor is appointed
\ confirmed. His time would hav,
l. red on May l, but he says he nov
al an opportunity % get into y bus
RI thai would pay which might no
III il him May
oa xes are coming in very slowl
NJ 10 the city and county.
q sssrs. q l.. PoTer of gainesville
ii. bparkmR Of Decatur aid J \
hi sett Of Fort Worth were in tn
ID to-day, aRd this afternoon wei
Ri Ing an Injunction before his homo
III k Piner.
"a prolfscted meeting has been /
D isss at the Baptist church sine
ii day night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
LAREDO.
AFatal Railway Accident.

AFatsl Railway Accident.
ll 10 the Gazette,
AREDo, Tx Jan. 17.-To-day a
lean named Jesus QI,z) WAS
Dked III the railroad track near the
flcan National depot and so badly
fed that he will die.
~ night an old man named Felipe
ne fell dead on Mall street. His
M Is supposed to have been caused
lt extreme COLI.
leTeporL that Jul Josephs had as.
~ WAS Incorrect He Only called
fsling Of his creditors anu made
proposition, to which they
q, The business will continue M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
ybe Atm Murder Trial.

special 10 Tho Gazette.
JEFFERsDN, rex Jan. II Motion
for continuance ia the Alb Allen MUIR
der case was overruled by Judge Nc
Claim After exhauating two veniIes
Of sixty men each they succeeded IN
getting eight Jurors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
Paying One Dollar.
$3.50 PER YEAR.

There ia no better Weekly paper in
the State than the Gazette. Itismade
up especially for those who desire
Weekly Newspaper and contains the
news from All parts Of the world with
timely discussions Of current topics.
The Gazette is printed in large clear
type and Is easily read.
Market reports Of all commodities
arc printed each week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
The OkIahom Al.ls seady boz War.

WELLIseTos, KAN, Jan IL "A
courier from the Oklahoma country
says that Capt Couch has 800 armed
mrn intrenched 10 fortified camp At
saltwater with a large supply OF 20 ID.
The troops are repaired water-bnund
ana will not TO able 10 reach the
boomers' camp for several days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
Tho ChampIou Roller.skater ia Texas.

GALVESTON, TEX Jan. II In the
roller-ska,ing contest tonight for the
championship OF Texas between Ped
der OF Galveston aud Harry wholmes
Of Terrell, the champion Of
North Texas, Prdder came
out victorious The race was three
miles, Pedder making the first In d.l52
and the second la 4;55. beating his op.
ponent without running the last mile,
Wholmes retiring ir'm the race.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
A PnNEsYLvANiA BANK INsoLvEa-

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE
backing house of Amos Henderson,
one of the oldest in the country, failed
to open for business this morning.
Henderson died last Tuesday Au ex.
animation # the books showed the
bank insolvent. The depO,its are
about 500 600, many being time de-
p0sits. rAe bank is believed To have
been wrecked by stock speculations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
BUSINESS NOTES.
ronAoooNIsrs AssIaN.

New ORLEANS, LA, Jan. l7.--Mar,
tin, Jeel & Cabel, tobacco merchants
aud manufacturers, have failed. Their
liabilities are 1884 100, their assets
500 600 John V Nicola has been APP
DOlnted Temporary receiver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
A PIrrsBURa As.IoNMeNr.

PrrrsBURo, Pa Jsu. Il ID. w c.
Carol has made an assignment Of all
his property, al, perso nat and mike 4,
10 the value of several hundred thou
sand dollars TO John Benfold for the
benz fit Of his ere itors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

CHICAGO Ill Jan ~ In the case
Of w. j. Clipgen aud John Stearns,
charged with che colonization Of voters
IN this city prior to the national cleo
lion who lave hefn on trial In the
crlulipal O. art Tor the past week, The
inrv' affer heipg out tweDty-fnur hours,
~ nerIed this afternoon that They were
uuy.,ile 10 agree
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
"MaryIand, MY Maryland"
"Prelty wives,
Lovely daughters ana noble men,"

Lovely daughters ana noble men,
"My farm lies in a rather low and mias-
matte situation, and
"My wif,i"
~ herr
"was a worry pretty blonder
Twenty years ago, became
"SallOWY'
"Hollow eyedr
"withAre and agedl'
Before her time, from
"Mslarlai vapors, though she made no par.
tioular complaint, not being OF the grumpy
kind, yet causing me great uneasinesa.
"a snort time ago I purchased your RENE
dy for ono Of the children. who had very
severe attack OF billonsness. aud II occurred
70 mo that the remedy might help my wife
AZ / found that our little girl, upon recovery
lad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
Indications.

WAsBlNGToN. jan. l7.--Gulf states;
Fair, warmer weather; variable windp,
generally easterly. CAutiOnary signals
ordered up for IndianOla and Calves
ton.