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BISMARCK AND Home Comfort Range,
Grown Bismarck Emporium and
Archer cook stoves at ~
WN. JENNINes & Sous.
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ANDERSON RKorHERs.

DRAGTIGAL SIGN, SHOW CARD AND
i Priee-Msrk Writers. Room 5, Old Cos.
stitution Building, opposite L. C. n.
Lettering done on Glass, Iron, Tin, wOOz.
Leather, 0ilcloth, Factory, PastsboaEti, ete.,
etc. Carriage Painting. City Bill Posters.
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PRovInES y, September 3.-Maud S
made 2l3 in her trial to-day. She was
not sent until after o'clock.
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Palpitation, Dropsical SwelIings, Dir
nness, Indigestion, Headache, Sleep
lessness cured by Wells Health Re
uswer.''
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Royal DEACON. Princess Aladdin, st.
Julien. Clipper Puck and Polo heating
stovesat WIN. JENNINGS Il Sous
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WANTED
FOR RENT.

CHEAP SEVERAL SUITES OF RooOs
- suitable for Offices or bed rooms. .Spuiy
HlHE STORE No. co W FIRST sOrTp
i street Enquire OF VI L. Prioe. M "a
W First South street. ~ -
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WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
l. price for household furniture and ali
osnef classes OF second hand goods Cal or
FIRST South Street. 4 fSCw
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FOE SALE.
DE. ElLEN e. FrEfil-so1..

FYlHREE COUNTERS, CuEAP. ~ F.ls.sI,s
L Sros:
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lost.

4 SMALL BLACK ASD TAN DOG. WITH
a hed GO lar on. Leave at Thompson q
'olse1seh AlVery stable and be rewarded
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JOHN H. FREEMAN,

DISH MARKET. S24 EIGHTH EAST ST.
Il Importer daily of salt and fresh wafer
fish Wholesale and retail. Orders solicited
from the trade. Hotels and families supplied
at lowest rates
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IL the Probate Court in and for the County
of Sd!tLake. Territory of Utdh.

In the matter of the Estate of Abraham
Coon, deceased; order appointing time
and place Tor beaI ing petition fOr
order to sell real estate
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FOR SALE.

\ ADOBE HOUSE OF THREE LARGE
n Rooms, summer kitchen, two good
cellars. plenty OF water, choice fruit trees,
nretty corner lot 5x5ls rods On Twentieth
Msri CIR lire. Enquire Of W r. EvercU.
Twentieth Ward Meat Markes, san Lake
CITY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS CH9EQ may he foTInd On fla AZ CO.,
mo Thf Gn p lowell & Cos Ne-ss,s 49,.
Advertising Bureau CcSpruoe Avher.. 3sssrsi5
INC contracts may 10 made for It il NEW YORR-
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H. GRIESSElICH & CO.,
weavcrs' Hall.
WOOL EXCHANGE, LONDON
SHIPPING AND
Commission Merchants,
ESTABLISHED 1886.

ship 70 o..er any description OF British and
Continental Goods upon ~ per cent. com
mission, selected by buyers with Colonial ex
perience, and attend 70 the prompt realiza-
lion of Produce at highest prices upon per
cent? commission 0r5sESto be accompanied
By Letters OF Credit Or part remittance in
Bank Drafts or Produce. Open Policies OF
Insurance on Heating esrgoes 70 cover sea
risks
References: Agra Bank, London, and most
OF the Colonial hanks
Current Price Lists, Produce Reports and
any necessary samples or information on
application. mi
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PIANO LESSONS.

agR. t. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF Nj
III sic. Nos 23S E. First South ssres.
second door east of St. Marks church De
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
ALBANY.
ShackeliOrd County To Be Well Repre-
resented at the Worlds Show
Mt New Orleans and London.
Cowboys on Roller Skates Furnish Much
Amusement-A Grand X. of y. Bail
for The Goth.
speeIal to The Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
ALBANY, TEX, Dec. 2l.-The commit.
tee appointed to collect an exhibit fol-
Shackelford county to be sent to New Or
leans and placed on exhibition until the
LIST OF May, 1856, then re-shpped to Lon
don, England, to be placed in the great
American exposition during the continu-
alton OF that great snow, are busy rs bees
1t was decided at meeting Saturday
night to make q map of the topography of
the county GXG feet square. Edgar Rye
and Samuel Spears were selected to
make the map. A cube of stone l2xl2
inches square dressed to show the differ
ent styles of workmanship, with "lSSG.
County OF Shackelford Texas, u. S. A. :"
in raised letters upon one of the sides, to
show the excellent qualities of our build
ing-stone, was erected and Judge Norman
appointed to carry out the design. One
hundred and fifty thousand circulars de-
scrlbing the material resources, popula-
ton, soil, water and products will be
printed for free distribution. large as.
Sortmcnt OF wheat, oats, millct, rye bar
ley and other products of the soil will
form part Of the collection.
Our citizens have awakened to the
necessity of advertising the superior
qualities OF our county to the outside
world, thanks to Capt. w. G.. Veal, who
delivered an excellent address at the
courthouse last week, setting forth the
great medium offered at New Orleans and
London. In this connection we will saw
that our people are a unit in favor of this
move; cattlemen aud farmers ioin hands.
as it were, in their efforts to place Shack
elford in the front rank. Among those
who figure prominently on the committee
are f. Il. Conrad, T. b. Matthews, George
Reynolds, Il. Y. McAnulty, L. Il. Man.
ming, j. c. Lynch NJ. r. Bruckner, w, II.
Moore, Sam Webb, Barney Bartholomew,
David Campbell, Peter Hart, Edgar Rye,
Samuel Spears, Thomas Hall and l.. W.
Campbell.
The directors of the Albany Mill COM
pany met at Sam Webb's office Saturday
and passed suitable bylaws for
the government OF the company.
Ten per cent of the capital stock has
been paid in, and work on construction
will commence as soon as proper site
has been secured.
A grand masquerade ball will be given
at the Barns house on the 29th, under the
auspices of the knights of Pythias lodge.
a grand time is anticipated, and we have
been informed that Fort Worth OF Dallas
viii furnish the music. As Will be seen
by this announcement, Albany does moth
Ing by halves. Oar people, when once
aroused, possess the same progressive
spirit that has made Fort Worth great and
famous for enterprise.
y sEating-rink has been opened on the
west side of the square, where great
deal of sport is furnished by some COW
boys who are spending their vacations
trying to ride the rollers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
HISTORICAL HARLOF.
Lille Gibson Suspected of Having Shot
Russell With Smaller Pistol
Than Cooks.
Cook Cool-Lillle's Lies Didn't work and
Now the Grand Jury Takes
Hand.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. 2l.-William
M. Russell, the young man shot by Cliff
COOK on Sunday morning at Lille Glib
sons bagnio, died this morning at half
past 10 O'Clock from his wounds. In
examining the body the jury of inquest
discovered that there was another wound
made by smaller pistol, the ball of which
penetrated the coat, vest and shirt and
made only slight mark on the body of
deceased about three inches from the pis-
tol wound, which proved fatal. The iury
were preparing for full Investigation of
the murder when a communication was
received from the grand Jury, then in
session, stating that IL was not necessary /.
that they wo1ld perform that duty. The
verdict of the jury, therefore, was simply
to the effect that the deceased came
to his death from the effect of gun.
shot wounds. As to who fired the shot
from the smaller pistol is still mystery,
but it is believed that Lille Gibson dit
IL herself and concealed the pistol. Others
say that the smaller wound was made by
only part of a bullet from Cooks pistol,
the bullet having struck the gate first.
The grand jury did not complete their in
yestigation to-day. Officers say it will
result! IN the indictment of Cook for muir
der in the first degree and Lille Gibson
as an accessory. The latter is very much
Frustrated over the affair." having had
several hysterical faintiug spells, and re-
fused to be seen by the reporters. Cook
has nothing further to say, maintaining
that he committed the deed while Russell
had his cooked pistol at the head of the
woman a. II. Jones, the friend of Rus
sell who went to the house with him,
testified to-day before the coroner's Jury
that the shots were fred from the
house after he and Russell had reached
the street. lie was twelve or fifteen feet
ahead of the victim and consequently did
not see who fired the shots. Russell had
pistol with him and pulled it out inside of
the house, but made no threats, nor did
he attempt to use it before or after leav-
ing the house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
TYLER.
Social Eyents--A Persuasive Argument "a
Colored strikers-A Parallel
CorrosuOndencp of the Gazette

Social Eyents--A Persuasive Argument 10
Colored strikers-A Parallel.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Dec. 20.--The past week
has been a lively one in Tyler both In
business and socially. Our streets have
been crowded with cotton and our stores
with customers. On Monday night our
local military company, the Douglas
Rifles, gave a grand ball at the opera
house, which was In all respects de-
lightful success; on Tuesday night we
had the reignlng "Mikado," and on
Wednesday night Folks "Mixed Pickles."
Some of the colored knights of Labor
who were employed In Rowland's cotton
seed oil mill demanded an increase of
wages yesterday, and upon being refused
called strike of the entire force. Mr..
Rowland very quietly discharged the
whole outfit and hired new bands, and
the mill has been running steadily, with
stoppage OF not over thirty minutes.
Some threats were made against the new
hands, but Mr.. Rowland gave them to un
dcrstaud the mill was his private property
aud that he would protect il with his shot
gun If necessary, which had the effect OF
very quickly dispensing all intrudcrs.
Col. w. S. HerndOn, president, and
Capt jim Douglas, one of the stockhold-
erS of the Kansas & Gulf Short Line rail
way, are expected home from
New York Tuesday night. They
have been there in consultation
with the New York stockholders,
with view TO settlement OF their diff
tcrenccs. The result will not be known
until they reach home
As THE GAZETTE is eclipsing all the
state dailes, so our town paper, The
Courier, is fast taking the lead of the
weekly newspapers. It's last issue is
model of beauty, full of interesting read
ing and crowded with advertisements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22

insurance commissioner were 9,bll Its
liabilities at that time, outside of its capital
stock, were small, aggregatlng only $780,
953, which includes S8363 unearned prem
iums at that date. The annual income of
the company for the past few years has
been about $4,000. It's business has been
confined strictly to Texas, and but very
few risks were taken outside the
cities OF Houston, Galveston, San
Antonio and Austin. 1t will there
fore be seen that the suspension of
this company will not affect the insurance
business of the state. Some people pre-
dict sensational developments in the
course Of time in connection with the I'M
yelling of the many old causes and bad
debts leading to the downfall of the City
bank
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
CLEBURNE.
Cases In the District Weeping Skies
Licensed to Marry.


Licensed to Marry.
Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Dec. 2l.-To-day in
the district court the case of the State OF
Texas VS.. Sam Mckay, for theft of catJle,
came up. The jury retired about 3
O'Clock p M; no verdict up to present
writing. 1t seems TO have been Il COM
picated case, and it is uncertain as to
the decision.
The case of the State Of Texas vs.. II. b.
Cooley, now on trial in the district court,
is attracting much attention and is being
eagerly watched by Mr.. Godley's many
friends. The facts so far developed by
the evidence show that Mr.. Cooley had
no connection with the horse alleged to
have been stolen, but had given direc-
lions to have all horses, save his own,
driven out of the pasture, which was fire.
Qucntly done. The defense is represented
10y Messrs. Cram 4 Ramsey and Bledsoe
& Patton. 1t is expected that verdict
will be rendered tomorrow.
To-day has been very dlsagreeable
day. having been raining since early in the
morning.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day to
the following persons: ii. j. CorlCy and
Miss Eva Karnes, S. l.. Davidson and
Miss S. Il. Douglass, ID. 7. ReCcc and
Miss Mary II. lluddleston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22

LIMA, Dec. 2l.-An official telegram re-
cceiyed Saturday afternoon from San Bar
tonne reports lighting going on in Ocatara
between Col. Relayzes and the govern.
ment forces.
III Concrete says the gravity of the sit
nation has obliged the government to re-
quest eX-President Iglesas and ex-Minis.
ters Gallup, Echenlqe, Urrutia and Project
Muro to abandon the city as precaution
lor thelr personal safety in consequence
OF tne increasing unpopularty shown to-
ward them by the populace.
The Pacific Steam Navigation company
nave announced reduction of 20 per
cent. in their tariff to and from Chill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
uNAVOIDABLY HANGED.

GOV, ire'and'S Protest Didn't Save Coon.
special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 2l--It now turns
our that the following dispatch was sent
saturday by Gov. Ireland to the sheriff of
Iml,o1n1tSomeIy county at the request of
District Judge James Masterson. who in
i9rnleo the governor that the citizens of
montgomery We're about to mob and
nahg negro named Bennett. who
murdered child of Robert Smith
a ;al., nearly killed It's mother. Gov. Ire
land wired the sheriff as follows: To the
sheriff OF Montgomery, Tex.-Summon
every co able-bodied man within your reach
q. 20 assist IN resisting the mob and warn
S one mob expect the people of Mont
s sty to- obey the law. Take
the names Of the rioters and renort them
10 the grand jury. JouN IRELAND,
Am a. Governor.
d,s ~ the answer the governor got was a
uispateh from the sheriff saying, "The
negro gro mas been unavoidably hanged
"u0e omlth, who was sentenced to two
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
FOR NINETY.SIs M,
a Murderer to spend d, -.
St., Days LnbOring for n MAN. r. I

a Murderer to spend IL, -,
s.. Days Lnboring for n as' r. I
Special to the Gazette. '''' sa''
RusK, TEX, Dec. d
evening the jury in the ma.
W. Wallace returned a vSsli'l ~ !
IN the first degree,an asses, a' ( >
ty at ninety nine years I 4 N
Tertiary. :" @ ~ /
Inc readers Of the Gan, !.
member that in March, I'D I. y
Vlcts, among whom was ,b",, "
attacked their guard, relI n s' \,
gun and ammunition, and Il, y J.
Were pursued by Captain a. ~. 4 /.
and his dogs. After All NV ~. \ !
approached them in t0Icts, ~ !, Y
was fired on and killed Ins,,,, - |.
created a big excitement. TSsv , Y.
track of and never heard Of l-i N N !.
ruary, when Wallace was CANINE .
frontier. The other two MAJ r \.
been heard from. -'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
PILOT POINT.
Mnrried--Will Join the ARMY Prominent
Man Dead-Holiday Takers.

Nnrried-Will Join the Army-PrOminent
Man Dead-Holiday Takers,
Special to the Gazette.
PLoT POINT, TEN. Dec. u Mr.. j. c.
1riplett and Mrs. Margaret Ellis were
united in marriage yesterday at the resi-
dence Of the officiating clergyman, Rev. j.
w Mcclure.
Dan Driscoll, route agent Of the Texas
Pacific Express company, was in the city
this morning, looking after the interests
OF the company.
Mr.. j. j. Simons, the popular clerk of
Flake & Co., will join the grip brigade
the LIST OF January and travel up and
down the land
Mr., j. w. Jordan, a prominent mill
man of Valley View, died yesterday at
noon,
A little fsticuff occurred to-day on the
southeast corner of the square, in which
Tom Chapman, Il drunken man, went
away with Il bloody head.
The institute has closed for two
weeks holiday.
The Post will take holiday next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
TIE CRANE GROUNDED.
A Norwegian Brigantino Wrookod-NessoI
and Cargo Total Loss,

NN" N'isp - Authi Loss
Special 20 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Dee 2l.-The gulf
has been unusually tcnpcstuous for the
past week caused by prevailing south
winds, Old seamen have been apnre-
hrpsyc OF some disaster and IL came last
night, the unfortunate vessel being the
Norwegian Brlgantine Crane, 2lg tons
burthen Larsen, master, en- route from
Liverpool with q cargo of salt consigned
TO j, Mailer s Co, The Crane had nearly
reached the end OF her long voyage, hay.
ING sighted The Bolivar light about 10
o'clock At midnight she was riding the
terrible gull at the mouth OF the harbor
near tho government iettics. Capt. Lar.
sen had lost hls reckoning in the heavy
fog that prevailed ana was Just about TO
cast anchor until morning when the brave
little vessel struck the bar with fatal
eject, \ great hole was knocked In her
bottom. she began TO MI rapidly, The
officers and crew, numbering nine souls,
spnng for the rigging and hung there
upon the highest yard.arms, which, the
vessel having settled, were protruding
ouly u few feet from the raging waves
Thus the crew passed the weary hours
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
A PRODIGAL son.


~ AEIthN VIC TOT boiheihtlN ana eenu NC
Home to DO Tried"
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Dec. ~ To-day boy,
all broken up and experiencing the ter
rors and horrors of hard times, stepped
INTO the sherift's Office and unfolded the
following tale to Deputy Sheriffs Moon
and Kirby;
"NIy name is Lewis Jones, aged six
teen. My father lives at Hickman, Ky.
Three months ago, in desperate and
romantic mood, stole my fathers horse
and lit ont for the lurid West. rode the
animal ninety miles, sold it, bought a
railroad ticket to Dallas. When |
reached here | was fiat broke
as a printer. went to the
country and went to work for Mr.. Newt
llOusted. was of no account as q lab
orer, never having done any work, and of
course he could afford TO pay me nothing
can't make II living. Here | am, hun
cry, almost naked, and suffering with
genuine prodigal-son contrition and
Inconsistencies want you TO arrest me
for horSe-theft and send me home to be
tried That Is the only way that | will
ever get back to my 'old kentucky
home' ~
The officers were touched by his story,
but refused To put him In jail, Mr.. Klr-
by took the young man, put him on the
train and sent him TO his (Krhy's) father
at Richardson to remain until his father
IN Kentucky can be communicated with,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
HUMOR OF THE DlA

II knocks all the 81. o. = =
bread of an editors lls Y,
when he has written a aeII =. u /
article denounclng tyrsnpy. ~ \. y !
slavery he will have to e. Z. ~ W !,
kindllng wood for bis vile y
mother-in.law's boots a,I
gentleman well know Y,
church n gaye a beautiful y a1a "
ory OF his wife. About 4, y, M
sec second M m marriage some o1s Z.
mark: "Suppose bis g1 w. "a
At which little Frank y. XIV a.
he'd he / have have to put in a do''s I,
The following are so,. !. a
localities newly mentio11s y, I - J
erature, "He kissed 81 NJ a
NJ - aShe whipp .s.,
rea,r,'S !; "They seatsd. ri z
his bis", entering" "He s ;llss.t
"She sat down on nl' y. y
wife-Therel the paP & b 4
Redwood family, Guy N.
Valley, are often seen ! dulFl
feet in diameter, N !, IL ~
complain Of the sl n1esS \. q
Richard. These Rs , nSysr hi
of a family either
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22

until $3.50 this morning, when they were
rescued by a tug from the city. The
sailors were nearly exhausted from cling
ing to the rigging. They were
chilled to the very marrow The
waves washed over them with great
force. The Crane and her cargo will
prove a total loss. The vessel is valued
at $1,000, fully insured abroad. The cargo
was insured on this side. The wreck oc-
CURED very near the spot where the barge
Orient went down on the 10th of last
September, carrying four lives with her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
he district sSf ap oSsI, q The m,,.,'
GOV. Ireland. mas btea n,
WORSE AND soe,,
The peviltry Of the r..

The Deviltry Of the -
special to the Gazette. '''Sl'a
,,d EL ,PA,soo, Tex, De- !,
t nonal information p co.. l.--So,.|
pew between a portion n ytn1Ssrring n
command and the = s,t leu "a
Gl.y reached FL Paso' i ,ols Va
stated that besides tbo 'o.di7. h I
o ehree privates who W w. amy tsc
e nt settlers hay" s IL INK
Kan launches in the infested peg s n.s
ing ing abandoned, and, bs.i al'ili:s /
a aro children, the co TsS,us' y. 4
are seeking safety I n n. ~ I
! Indians Indians have an ahupd,sSoss l.ns
ammunition ANN and, il i fSos.ssli ID
llnue the war all wis ,sU9sl u
causing ,,s,ii, depopulaticn 4 sss n I
\ to the terrIto y1u as h
peing offered for a sons hish
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
England,s Idea of Home.Knle.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Mr. Cowen, the
chief exception made by Mr., Parnell in his
manifesto instructing the Nationalist not
to vote for the Liberal or Radical candi-
dates, in manifesto to his constituents,
says at is impossible for England to
consent to protective tariffs for Ireland,
the conilscation of the property of land
lords IN Ireland or to allow Irish members
10 ieglslate in home affairs, England, in
addition to having their own parliament,
with these exceptions, approves of home
rule for Ireland"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
A FIGHT IN MExlCG
A sharp Contest Over the h'isA
1iatamoras-S Some Blood y,

A sharp Contest Over the MY
1iatamoras-S Some BlqOdS4
Special to the Gazette.
MArAMoRAs, MEX, De- .
delegates elected last Suntg
moras, Mex, met yesterdiI
who Should be mayor iol &
year. There were many ifsua. Z,
bers present on both sides y
was a sort OF double neel,
was declared elected by ins "
Gonzales followers, and i1 y,
federal government party
much disorder during thecil
afternoon there was o sAaIp 4 S- K
Commerce street, in WIG q. (
Hernandez, a supporter 9 ~ n
Pancho Gaino, OF the ons
wounded. At I p. N. M0 y.
occurred near the VIA y.
rooms, on the same street Y
Marcia was shot through tnM
thirty shots were fred \
After the last sklrmlsh asss
patrols we're sent out and y
restoring order. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
Houston.
specIal to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
HoUsToN, Tex, Dec. q. I'm
was arrested to-day upon TIM,
that he committed a burglar
month ago.
The Houston high school hsshl
an auxiliary OF the state unlse,a
pupils are admitted TO the n
without examination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22
Socialists Snntnnno1

WARSAW, Dec 2l.--The trial of the
persons accused of belonging to the Social
Revolutionary society, called the proleta-
flta, has been concluded. Bardowsk.
Justice OF the peace of Warsaw, Lury,
captain OF engineers, and four others have
neeh sentenced to be hanged. In addi-
tlon to these eighteen have been sentenced
10 eighteen years seryitude in the mines
Oh siberia, two others to ten years in the
same place and afterward to be exiled for
l s IN IN Siberia, and two more to Siberia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-22

Special to the Gazette.
PoTTsBoRo, TEX, Dec. VI
broke out yesterday in the pssiEr
G. Il. Reeves, one and a bali MD
Of town, and burned 200 acrs
pasture and two miles Of fence !
tenement house, The loss !, 4
at 5000. It is supposed tAil ?
originated by some boys i'f2
some old fence.