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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

grams sent similar length 10 and
from algnsl service stations. Adopted
Mr. McMillin OF Tennessee made a
point Of order against that aecil0n Of
the bill which provides that when any
cadet II the United States Military
academy has received the regular de.
gree from the academy staff heshnll be-
considered candidate for n oommlssion
In the army crps for any dutlea for
which he may be competent IL there
be NO vacancy Ia such corps he may be
attached 10 II by the president NJ an
additional second lieutenant until a
vacancy ehall happen.
The point was sustained and the sec
ton was stricken out.
On the motion Of Mr.. Keller Of Ohio
an aunt ndment WAS adopted giving q
co'Tt-nRrtial the right 30 sit at such
times as they may see it,
The committee then rose and report.
ed the bill 10 the house aud IL passed.
Mr.. Hewittof New York mtV,d that
the house 90 into committee OF the
whole TO consider revenue bills, his ob-
ect being 10 call up the bill and Il
carry into effect the convention bo
tive the United States and Mexico
Lost; 90 to 90
The house then adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

ascertained that thia same extract
40 completely controls the only re-
mining fermentation known 70 tho
arts and scieuctH, viz; BLOOD fer
mentation, which II the cause OF fe-
Vere 40 well as OF rheumatism. This
hgent they have combined with the
Ok tracts " ginger and lemon, thereby
rendering II . most efllcacious NJ well
- delightful and palalable beverage.
II IL not only one OF the best tonlcs Ia
its tit cts, but the Use OF Il tfieciuslly
prevents typho.malarlal fever, Atthe
same time II is n sure rure for rhtums.
item DR. Hughes Extract OF Lemon
aud Ginger is put up In canes OF two
dnzen bottles, and can be found at all
hrat-clasa drug and Rroc' ~ stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
AT GALVESTON.
The City Greatly Excited Over che
Failures Of Monday.
The LiabilitieI Of the Island Olty Bank
S543,000i the Assets S425,00O.

GALvEsToN, TEX, Jan. -. The
death Of o, q. Wells and its attendant
financial craah continues toexcluslvely
absorb the attention OF the city. From
early morning groups Of colored men
were seen cOngregating on the corners
Of the several squares along Market
street discussing the tragic death Of
Wells, ana eagerly seeking in
formation from pasaerB.by AH
to the probable QUO )ms OF the
Island City. Savings banks affairs.
The Ofilcers Of the bank and also OF
the suspended Arm OF Wolston, Wells
d VidOr are still In such u tangled
condition that additional information
regarding either concern IL exceed
ingly difficult to be obtained, even
from those presumably well in
formed The doors Of the Island
City Savings bank were not opened
this morning except 10 admit lhe
officers of the court bearing frrsh
patches Of attachments. A. 9 o'clock
TINS evening attachments aggrs-
| eating $40 600 had been levied uDon
the building furniture aud papers OF
the bank. These Attachments are run
by certain depofitors whose accounts
range from $500 TO $4,000 eacn. The
bank was doing business under u
charter granted by the Legislature
during the period Uf reconstruction
The cnRrter does not provide for Al
annual 81 atement on the part Of the
board Of dir, ctOis, nor are III,
directors or stockholders held
specially liable for the depo lts
or other debts The statutory law o
TeIts does not under any clrcum
stances provide that the directors ~
stockholders shall be held especially
liahle.
For these reasons II IL evlden
that the failure will prove very disaH
trous 10 the dep-sltors uules
the stockholders and direct
J oFs voluntarily undertake an,
assume the lihbllities whlol
the lirectrss are Rhuudanily. able :
do. all being men OF large wealth indJ
pendent Of their bank shares. rhe di
rrctOrs held a pTotraoted meeting IN
, night adjouTniug at II o'clock. The
furnish the following statement:
? Liabilities due the general deposi
. ora Sl3B, 7bl
Due thu savlr 20 depositors, S830,95
! Due the county depositnrs, Sl,ls7.
Q Duo Northern banks. 81 OSa
4 Due certificate deposit holder
i $40 400
z Protected exchange re- urned, f9,72
Total liabilities, S543 077.
n THE ASSETS
II Bills receivable, 1882 6S8 lees douh
ful paper amounting 10 Sl27 40 lea'
ing good available paper TO the amuu
OF S256 2l9
Currency and sight exchange, F7S
800
r Real estate and ether nsseth, S04 81
Total assets believed good. S42, 6Is
Ieavlnga net deficiency OF Sil7 Al
The directors say that liquidation
10 cents Is possible. They promise
10 submit well-digested plan for tetl
h ment with the depositurs by Saturd
n next.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
wIoHITA FALLS.
Work Being Pushed on the Denver
Extension.
spoo'al TO tho Gazette.


spoc'Rl TO tho Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Jan. g.
The material for the extension OF the
Fort Worth q Denver City railway Is
arriving. The large iron cylin-
ders for the bridge across the Wichita
river are here. The bridge IL 70 be
built the first thing and IL will imme-
dlatety be- put In place.
The Exchange bank OF Wichita FAILS
opens here tomorrow. lrrael & Goa
the owners, will receive a large share
OF the patronage in the banking line:
hey are old ones Ia the business, ana
are careful, conservative and ACCOM-
modatipg business men.
Count B,riveneT OF the lsle OF jersey
IA here He Ia very largely IN crested
in rehl estate In this place.
Barrlster Godfrey, late OF England
but now Of HATdeman county, 10 In
tue city. Mr.. Godfrey has u large
landed interest In Hardeman county,
on which he Is settling people from
| the old country.
It's UNDERWOOD on good authority
| TIA At the Wichita river viii be drnlheO
in the early spriug Vice President
Furemau viii return FROM the world
fair In Time to give IL his attention;
A large amount OF the stocR OF w
new railroad Ia subscribed auu ~ !
thought that tRiil not be long OeiOi,
Wichita Falls will be c ,upecled nortl
aud snuth by rail Cul Foreman !
the leading spirit OF the enterprise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
LATER From LII Davis.

WAsHIR0lON, Jan. GA contro-
versy has been carried on recently In
the columns OF the National Republic
can OF this city between DR.. A. Y. y.
Garnet, who was Jefferson Davis
physician during the war,
aud Mr.. Hiddell, who. dur
ing the same period, held
the Office ~ private secretary 10
AZ, ander II. stephens, touching the
adherence or iuadherenCa Of Mr.. Davis
during the war 10 tho decline Of state
rights. Hiddtll stated In communal.
cation To the Republican that all Of
Mr. Davis' cabinet officers, aa well
as Vice President Stephens, die.
trusted the sincerity Of DRyls'
adherence 20 the doctrine Of
state rights and were fully OF the be-
lief that he. Davis, aimed ~ asupreme
dictatorship Of the Confederacy
Garntit replied denying the state
ment OF Hlddell aud finally an.
nuunced his IN ention Of writ.
Ing 10 Mr.. Davis on the matter
He did wii'e 70 Mr.. Davis and now
furnishes the Republican with nm nu-
3 graph letter on the subject, from
that gentleman, Of which the follow
ing Is copy'
BEAsyou Miss, Jan. IS, 1885,
| To DR.. A. w dsrnett
my DEAR fir Yours Of the l7th
! met. hns dis day been receive d, and 30
your inquiry reply that though . i
| not IN my power 70 Tecite the Ian.
gu ,ge employed In ieep0nse To you
and others who urged me tO send the
| nj lFamTaInlf 4.
TO prevent the Federal govern.
uent from intimldRtlng the Legislature
and the u, opIe Of thar state by mill.
tRry occupation aud thus 70 prevent
Kentucky frou passing the ordinance
uf occasion, do we'll remember that
n you NJ 10 Others ansW cred eubstan
tally that ! would not do such
violence 10 the rights Of the state No
one could have felt deeper
intprest or more RtieciloDale regard
far Kentucky than / Old, and II mas
well be that did n IT believe that TIA,
people 81 kentucky, especially distiD
guished u the eArly period Of her bis
TRY for the asseTtiHn VI ttAie tights ant
state remedies, could be drawn from
the maintenance Of the creed wblcf
ever had been her point Of pride. Ms
answ or ~ correctly ttated by yOl
, shows that my decision was not bass
on expediebcy aud, however reluctan
oIIt msy have betn 70 reject IN
advice OF yourself and other friends
i ia VIII 20 Judgment aud slneeriiy
had lmpi;clt confidence, would no
for all ina considerations Involved dir
regard the Limitations Of our oonsiitu
lion, and gioIste he cardinal pilncl
pie which had ben tho Ruiding-sta
OF nv political life
= with grateful remembrance " you
. klDdbsas in year, gOue bs, ard admire
Z lion lpr ,Our mnuly fidelity ln "a
, time OF teyefest trial. ! am eyer lrul
your fflend, JEFfEHa0s DAYIah
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

The Decomposed Body Of New
Born Babe Pound in a Well
Horses Sent 10 New Orleans,
The 0ihSens to Take Steps 70 Secure the
Location Of the Temple Of the
|, D. 0, P.-0ther Notes,
special 70 The Gaistte.

Special 70 the Gafelt6.
DALLAS, Tx, Jan. 27.--Thia after
noon about 3 o'clock the body Of =
small babe waa found IN an old and
forsaRen well on vacant LOT between
Camp street aud Patterson avenue,
The child was fully develop, and OF
fine proportion, but could not have
been alive more than several
hours when cast into the we'll. II WAS
n boy, aud opinions differ as 10 whoth
or II was white or black It Ia thought
that the corpse hid been In Ia place OF
clnctAlment for several weeks. De.
composition had set In aud
the akin had slipped from
the greater portion Of It's Dody. Sew
eral parties have been suspected ana
warrants have been Issued for their ar
rest. Caplasee have also been issued
for u number Of Witnesses.
A meeting OF the olti2enA has been
called for tomorrow afternoon 10 take
steps toward securing the louNtlon
OF the great temple Of the L o o. +
az Dallas. The grand lodge OF this or
der meets at Austin ON tuesday next,
nc which time the location viii doubt
lees be decided upon. 10 IL thought
that the coat NJ the structure will mp
proximAte 500 600
A false alarm ~ Are was the only eX
element enjoyed to-day.
The superintendent OF the poor-farn
says that be has all the tramps he de
sifes. The courts are still Showing
them In that direction, however. Fiv,
were hooked to-day.
This morning the following horse
were shipped to New OrltRna 20 Rt
tend the running ia y meeting, which
commenced on the 20th OF this montl
, and which will last until the 2Oth %
: March, HATH. Olivette, Nanole Gen
try, Bteretl, John Sullivan
! Kioba and Miss Goodrich
: All are IN good condition. They mr.
! M der the change Of John Campbell.
Mrs. Bates, the wife ofa restaurateuI
died to-day,
). The remains of the little child OF IN
y Rev Mr. ThomI son OF Fort Wort
y were brought over ON the aitvrnoo
= train for intefmrnt
= The f deral grand jury adjourned Il
!, day after finding twelve true bills
:, Indictment,
: Fannie ScOggIns, cnl0red, had III
. daug hter arrested to-day ns yagral
, u, cause the lady would not assist h
:, Mt the wash-tub. Tue girl Ia In ID
!. and Will probably go To the pooT-farr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

A Texas Invention-A New Phase in
the Rapo Case.

the Rapo Case.
special " the OaAoJbe
LAREDO, TEX, Jan. Ell. X.
Hamilton, plot grapher Of this
place, has recently invented a re-
touching machine, which he will have
patented at once, and 10 It is far SUI
perior to any thing Of the kind yet in
vented, IL will no doubt prove boz
mama 10 tue inventor
Eek CIV Cnnales Of Tamaulipas ar
rived here to-day aud WIS met atsthe
depot by large number Of prominent
citizens.
james Maxwell, the man who was
II jured on a haud-car on the Mexican
National yesterday, died here this
evening.
Thus Walsh, the other party who
had his leg amputated, Is Improving
The ctse OF Landa Clprano, who
raped little girl yester-
day, as reported la THH GA
zETTE, was continued until Tomorrow
Recent developments tend u lighten
| hia guilt, As the mother OF the chile
seems 10 have been accessory TO lh'
| horrible CRIME. There WIS talk o
Is nehIug early this morning, bu
lh.ss facts becoming known, NOTHING
o. rious Is anticipated
q. j. Vaughn, the mail messenge
with the mail out OF Ban Antonio 70
Laredo, got left this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
DR.. PRENTICE,
Late Of London, England,
rs DRYADES ST.,
viii Stay till. March /, 1895.

Late Of London, Enpland,

have HON troubled With veyy had eaaa
81 crosseyeu sineo childhood, and droadlnA
tho probable 'cuults 81 an operation, reared
TO pot myself under the treatment 81 any
ocuiist until hca d or tho great xxi OF DR..
Prentice No a pryNdes Tho doctor opere-
ted ON both ~ om. and, in the short space
OF one inirutc and with but sight pain,
they were both perfectly tt'Aieht end can
see much hotter, II n ow eight months
since the op' rasien. and my eyes htlli rrmnin
perfect J q. WusT,
clerk and Operator CITY Police, Residence rs
50. Andrew.
The following casgg have boon operated on
ana still remain perfect
J, a, Murphy, oaouth reten street, New
Orleans.
Louis Martin, whitehall, ~ James parish,
LoulelRna.
Mlaa Moran, IA onsquet street.
H. W. elever, . fis IN II, New Orleans.
Geo. ChAmplinp B-year old daughter, Post.
master. DsLlslo. hiisp.
Aisooysr Va 30 hundred other cases that
have remained perfectly STRAIGHT alnoo tho
operation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
A Kov Orleans LellOr.

NY son had "A troublesome Catarrh Of tbs
read anu The thFo I for carly hfeo years.
4 lave aatcned he gradual pfORrn'h OF Tho
dihea vi h a great unai 81 AK - Tor when
placed him unfO tho care VI tho leading
phA hioispa Hnh WI lohiIt ny IIlnwlng their
"a Vice nuh medical fiehtutnt, HRw my sOn
fuinl DAY To day gro wpfues His ~ airing
became 40 badly mnuot 4 that hu could not
hear mo iirktng ~ 4 Wa oh ntln ninae " tho
oar. After try lug the indding specialists of
this city, finally tOth him 10 On, Pfentlop,
~ Drykdts street, and nom that day lac DO
gan ~ Improve an he continued ~ grow
battef, uniii he Q, u hear the hRme watOh
ak foti distant. iila general health has I'm.
proved, and All had - mplnmH have passed.
away, 10 Nhof Dr. Pieutieo has eufod NY
Fon Nheu his easa Hfeunei most hopeless
sincerely isei that ! can recommend Dr.
Prentice ~ poH1ossod Of the hiHheht tkill
Ia adding my testimony 70 y lnna llei Of
tltumpha Pr. NAHrfrEz,
anu shOos HOa. and Magazine street,
New orleans, la.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Cataract

D0ing totally blind with cataract, -four years
ago had an op m lou peifo med ON my oyo
by An eminent surgeon, Tho retul' was not
good, aud became v, ~ much dlaoourageds
but hearing tuch good ports OF pr pWn-
lice, had him operate ON ms eye the last OF
ApIll 1854. aud with Tho eye Or Prentice
operated on ! can ae~ 70 read and write also
read small STAINS aor' IA the street, Any
anlctod ponon who may want any iniounA-
tlon from me can eithor osll or wIiie.
CmAH RopiER,
Corner 81 Peter and Chestnut ntA,, Algicra,
Now orl,ans, Ia
over ono hundred that have been totally
blind and restoted 20 aght, can be referred
20, such Au3
Chaa, Ni'diels, corner petor and Chestnut
streets, Algiers, IN,
LID n Foster, crawford, Miss.
Mrs. AdeilR Lyons, orange, Tex,
ncniamin 1nrbaufh Rn hors.
Mrs., Mary Mccoy, Dryadcs st. near Erato,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
A nLAzE ia, IN.Altn AsYLum.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. GA
Are occurred at the insane asylum
this morning, but IL was gotten under
control after destroying the engine
room, tne laundry, the bakery and
some smaller apartments erected In
the rear Of the building. connected
with the main Structure by large
three story building, containing the
kitchen, sleeping rooms Tor employees
and hechapel OF the institution, which
WAS flushed only last spring, aud the
dry-house The loss Ia $4,000; unIn-
sured. There WAS no panic among the
1900 patients, most ~ whom watched
the ire. No one was Injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
A PKEvEN TIVE
OF Typho- MalaTial Fever and Cure
for rheumatism at Last
Discovered


BY the Arm OF Hughe Bros, manu-
6tcturing ehemisls VI Dallas, Texas
Tnis .nterprlslng firm have for the
last Ave years been engaged IN the
manufacture, OF baking powdernt Wines
cider, vIntgar, etc, DR.. + y Hughes,
who pIesides over their lsDOraioTyi
has for the last forty years been 90.
gagged in the study aud practice OF
ntsdiclne aud cheuuiatry Ihey Also
nAv1 Ia their laboratory Prof Geo. y
Calhoun, who has Tor many yeArs boen
A tenchtr Of chemistry, ALEC hr ),
Price Warrick, agrsduateo 81 cheml.lfy
an the University " PhlladelphiA'
These gentlemen In manufacturing
he various articles nlreaoy mentioned,
have ,uud Il necessary - combat *
e,ssive fernlentnuuns, whether yinoua,
aeeious or Alcoholio. which have ever
sIood M The way It successfully man,
ufsotuIiDg wiDe, yintRar and nlrohgl
hi our southern climAts. The expert
mente have resulted In tue dihe very
nj An agent which completely ODsiAits
mia am, ulty. This Rgent ~ ihe *
traet uf HE bark Of atfee indigenous
no Inc state Of rexsa. Carryins mel
expeTlmqnts utill further, they hsF'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Atthe RrposllIon.

NEW ORLEANS, La Jan. 2T.--Afler
a iight shower this morning the
weatbrr WAS clear and pleasant Tor
the ,xposition vlaitors. Liberty bell
which uniil us fUTm i reception Will
remain on the car IN ihr lDAehiuefy
quarter OF the main building. wEs the
great attraction during the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
DYNAMITE NOTES.
AETI.DyN .MIrE RESOLUTIONS.

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. "a In the
house Of Representatives this evening
resolution wa, Offered by scott Of Phil
adelphia and by ElRin Of Indiana
county In regard to the dynamite e1-
ploslon in l. .ndOn, the former express
ing horror and dete-tutiOn OF such at
tempta to de- troy life and proprrty aud
the latter commanding tue Edmupds
anti d Mantle bill Both resolutions
were referred to the federal relations
committee without debate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
(utiC1lra
Miss BOynion's Cass OF skin and Blood
Disease. The Most Remarkable
Cure on Record.

I have been iiil ctod for one year ard nine
months with what tho dooi0te allied fuplh.
WIS tHho.t with drea iful a ne IN my head
and body, my 'est became so Nv lien that
was peri city heipl,tH, Horeb hroke INT on my
hody and o., my arpeuth LEFT me ] onuld
wisiched hat ianEed o die. In this condi.
unn, after trA Ing va ious romcdioh, eng ged
Two homWona mo ph> ~ ems if. aud
Dr 49,. mud WIS under their tTeRi ment year
and n half, ard failed Ia ret oveH temn"farJ
relief Ny diso-ae sTew woree my snual Ing
b cane terrible. I tired ,falth cur" 9n,
10 get me into iho CITY hospi ~, hut tnu
supe intendtpt, amer seeding me- doolinod 20
admit uoh case nH NIL tbero snd said
would not 1.-Two HiA weeks uuiosH / WAS re'
90 the ath Of Aprll "a, sent for pr r.
N, Blodge't ~ ROslOn. He came R1d after
an examination pronounced my Ease ne
most hopel ~ he had ver wltueHHe Ny
phOtrR Rph, whion was then tnk - hia 10
sire, while ny pr1pptd W ia otd, sh9sss
40 pict r, could p0sH BILE in icate how murb
pnlu aud huiiunt onuur'd no eruption
III, Aoies from MI b y tddlal, matter con
sta as poured, forming rrnaH ofrru thioH'
nesH q h ores appeared on various parul
~ my nody, and ! became NO weak mat
in This condit,an, aud by advico Of Dr.
| Blodgett, b'gau the a = Of ~ TiCunA HAM
| HnIf.a, the RnpfLVENT informally thrU0 times
a DAY aud nv Ca. ouHA aud CUT ouHA Boar
| externally. IN iuatH'AtS days juno ~
| ! sA,tn ihr recovered 49, " b. unie 70 10
| al, mo- u tho gallery aud hlt Tor my photo
] Nmpn, Witch hnowH more ihHh WfTda cat dl
| mo wonderful, cure those TemadieH have
| " ought ~ less than nine Woehh Tie E'Iei
| hny, all d EAppeaTe frotu my fare ~ BODY
| ny npp-ttc aud atrei 9Th have returned
/ ntn II from y In, my Hen " inrithhnRh
| 1 can ~ libnut end . 10y lifes MY IcttOra
/ tot n PEI ieot bea N ~ nov only y after o
y 10 y we,ks My friends think nay cure M
fneulou ana Ahall never rcu-u 10 iotl y q
tLe 'uTtCuHA NEhn iEs have saw my w
EMMA OYN1ON, 80 Chapman \ rect,
DnEon, Mass July 1874
Knowing the imposition aud cnTaiiy
val ITO uric "a ltfHEpIEs, ! recon-
| maudfd them 10 MiHH HOyntun with IN
| Tebulta above dns8fi ed findorse her stat
huaf rings add cnro,
" N. 6Lou0ETr, Hotter Partbie.
bold ay ryw ere. Price, CuTiCunA, 20 cts,
Soar, ~ ctai HuiJLvkNTi VI.
Paflnr DruR and NhaInlea q %. n0slon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
COMMUNICATIONS.

a MOROCCO ,oreRY BURNED.
New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE morocco
factory Of u. r. Lionhardt OF Brook
lyn was tot lily destroyed by Dire to-
day. The loss Is $lOO 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
slammsrlnu or Suffering.

No human defect "a 80 detrimental 70 ano-
fess IN buAiuoss and 700 ~ ~ CITY ~ conn
tFV a. aiutiafiuH or HiRnnpfing. ar. Prom
tics rscoguiE bhvo fielcpt ioFins ~ y anl-
niunDg aud III onff h - ulnde al ptgfonal
drnWIins aud time.bfhlsu mt 6Odu ~ only
temporary aud ultimately useless " Aue pa
tjrnfH Psiie ~ oau b son daily 70 enter
tir Prem tIio Offioe. v no aTo hfctly Hble 10
Hpo u vi ALL n III fam " % ~ minutes
they 40 away al . 4 hoin An eaHy 81 versa
ton, u ~ every one ~ them Viii be parma
nout N tho d0oi0r iTeatnie hnO 81 rctl1ng
ara siriQ.l ~ iOiiOW,d ouf. pad cnAta hat
hsvo failed - Olher methonn are easily
cured by liT Il cntioc ~ 10 b. unisaDro
n yours n aud olhors when You ean 20 easily
bf CURED,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

Cleans, repairs and scouTa clothes ~
usual; work given prompt niiehllgn;
pArtlre ould do we'll 70 iutefYie" bl
before giving their woIk W homehyas
elps. old stand. dl2 Houston f4reet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
A SENSATIONAL srONY FRoM PAItIs.


PARIS, Jan "a I'LL Bias "a news
paper makesa sensational statement
about the London explosions. II de-
clares positively that the HuthOra OF the
explorlons are The same men who
made tile dynamite attack on the Lon
don bridge aud the Cover street. rail-
way station. The chief orgauizers Of
both plots. GIL Blss Asserts, have been
for n long time pat and are now
employed In an EDgllsh paint.
ing Ofiice in Paris, aud uhtil
recent date lodged In the
sd ID mis- Quarter. Paris, where they
manufactured the inerBsl machines
used IN the
DIABoLIcAL WORK
When every thinR WAs in readiness
! for the perpetIatiOn Of the coDteiii'
plated rociljes, CONTINUES Gll Bias
the picked men ghn were 70 lndge AID
set The machines departed separately
aud by different routes for Ion
don, each cArIying one or more
of the machines. ThiB WAS six weeks
ago. Gil Bias says that no one o.
those oBnspIralors speaks French and
that no member 81 the entire Oand
ever attended an anarchist meeting n
PaTia.