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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

special TO the Gazette,
BnowSwoop, Ten, Oct 5.- Yesterday
evening three bales Of cotton standing on
the back platform Of Howard, Wooien,
Coggin & Co.'S store was discovered on
fire. They were removed from the plat
form, and II was thought the IRE was
completely extinguished, but this morn
ing one OF the bales was discovered still
on Gre, and but FOR the timely discovery
tie Are would soon have been communl-
Gated to the handsome store building oc-
cnpled by the firm There was no lnsnr-
ance on the cotton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

.ndnnnn nfihr na,eltr.

Correspondence the Gazette.
Coorrn, Xxx, oct. 2.-'fhe weather i
fiue Tor gathering crops, and the farmers
are making good use " II. Corn i extra
cood, aud The cotton will be a fair Weld
Wallaec's show was here yesterday
II Is estimated that 1900 people attenceo
ii. The usual number 81 gambling de'
Wees were on hand. Quite a numpei
found it would notpay % bite at anotier'
tricks, but too late, aud went away wiser
hut with less money. Complain wa
made against one Of The party, be pleaded
uuiity before Justice Grant, and Was hpep
$40 and the trimmings. Three more
compiaiuis we're made to-day, warrant,
issued and placed ia the hands o. Sherlf
Acker. who at once left ior Laaonia
where the show II to-day, TO make III
arrests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

special TO ihe Gazette,
PALESTINE, Tx, Oct 5.--Mrs Mary
! Sweeney died from relopseoi drnGue
yesterday AZ this place, and was buried
az the Catholic cemetery to-day She
was the wife OF Lawrence Sweeney, JUS
tice Of this precinct and leaves besides
her husband large family OF sons and
daughters Two of the latter are now
lying very low with the dcnpuc. Rev.
In. T.. fallcs Of the CUngrega-
| tlonal church took relapse from
| denguc last Saturday and has
been dangerously III slrce, but Is re-
ported better this evening" There have
been seven deaths in the city since yee
terday mornlng, mostly negroes and chill
dren. Amongst the latter a bright un'
beautiful four-year-old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. ID. c. Bowden died to-day u
4 II O'Clock OF meningitis.
Business IL very dun along the line,an
those of the business men Who have no
got the dongue are blue over the cond
ton ofaffairs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

At the Metropolitan hntel r Webb,
McGregor, Tex: w A Coats, Mesquite,
Tex: I l. Culbrcth, Rogers, Tex n
Fellows, Texas: /. w Mitchell, Decatur;
VIM LANES, Dodd City; J y Eastwood,
Bolivar, Tex; w A Sheperd, Grandyicw,
Tex; j Il Mullen, Galveston, Tex, q w
May, Jerry Sapy, Texas; J w Morgan, II
w Grose, Sipc Springs; W ] Coffcy, New
Orleans; L Selleck, New York; Ivy
Jones, Dodge City, Kan; J l. Brad
ford, Louisiana; J u Martin,
Harold; II II Gibson, Gainesville;
John Yettman, Kansas; !. u Hudson,
Breckimridgc, Tex; Prof. Jos. O'Neal,
Arkansas II w Cove, Harroldi Emory
@ Smith, Denton, J A Williams, Wich'
ita Falls; A L Webb, RM Snead and wife,
Dakota Territory; Mrs Ida Porter ant
child, Durango, Cal; Dave Mitchell
Wichita Falls; JAS Kelly, T & 7 Ry; .
Il Toryan, Grapevine, Tex; \ w Caple
jefferson, Tex; John Robinson, llo
Springs, Ark; Chas Moore, Clarksville
Tex; l. + Clark, Grandview, Tex; Docl
Rashy, Lampasas, Tex; j w Johnson
1 Blrdyille; Geo Richardson, Dallas; Mr
A b I.amentall and family, Chicago
4 John Alton, Corpus Christi, Tex ID \
/ Anderson, Coalville, Tex; Summon Rui
ner, Bolton, Tex; Henry Quito, >
Cooper, Canada;J & Baugh, Alvarado
.C d FlIppins, Cherokee Nation; X
Page, Dallas, Tex; A Il Barr and vii.
Milsap, Tex; J Schwlngle, Chicago, Ill
NJ C Holman, LaGrange, Tex >
\ Evans, Sherman, Tex; Al Wilson, PARE
Tex: II b Peril, w $ Peterson, san AZ
tonic, Tex; AN Edwards, J c Terrell
Archer, Tex; DR. w } Murphy, } fostel
Enon, Tex; J 4 Howard, Queen cltj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
Houston 6 Texas Central R'y,

The only sll steel rail lino ~ The stale
lhh only line ~ faNas raufius twn talty pas
seMEer tfAiaa each way Witi, Pullman Ftfipy
tagS on ilii, ttala~ npl fuintan rhepnI care
so nlghttftlne, and. wiihltS rAnnvttionf, tpinlf
Central fsNas ~ Npw urlcans, where iinmedi
ale councillors Hpo made with through rai
lines Tor an pClnts North and hari
fae shnfiufi Tine hOtWccit loNaa, Kansas Guy
tlNAuihai and 81 Ipnief ant favorable routes
Ma penison and Missouri Pacific hallway g.
Kansas city, itHnnlhHi ug 81, Louis 90 al points
Na4i. Noril, and N 1ft,
Through itopVrs every dAyrach way between
Now nficans aud -, ioui- VIA lHftN ette, La,
AuNytnn, Dallas. rhernan and neulsoll, rnNas
and tNvncp vN, Miesourl PAclilo RAILWAY,
through tllc Indian TERRITORY, Via Fort scott,
kan, aud scdaiia, Mo
shoppers daily, vaeh way heiW cou hlouston
and Aneilu.
ghrouel, tickets fibm or 20 any i,oint IN Great
Britain ur c0Ntnent % isnrope VIA The ilowston
4 Norl thence via North German iAnNd, Witt
/ Star, tnman. state. Rotterdam aud Italian
| SlgAmship Lines, on sale ut iupnri,nl stations
( ON line Of THIS railway aud % GulVasion, Cuero
I Victoria, san Nntanio, Marion, srEdin, WeimRr
i.nt,rango, columbus, flDtnnia, SchulcnhnrN
san Marcus, Round Rock, Sow biaanfels,Rock
1 dale.
ns.Pcraone dcsirlng 80 pufchnao propai,
! tickets, 10 sriid tp friends Iva Europe win eaN,
4 money by consulting rnr agents,
Ia For Information rs 10 rates ~ freight
paAsAgc routes, Nc. apply IN person or liy iNrV
I TO R -, lLoun, Ticket Agent. Dallas, Tex,
! DAS'ia Ripley, r. Al A. fAUfkNEn, u. Z. A.
s, WALDO PFee, ToNas Manager Houston Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
GREENyILLE.

Injunction Against City otiicers Granted
Went to Soc After His brother.
special to the Gazette.
GREgSvnLE, TEA, Oct. DIN o sun
instituted in the district court OF Hunt
county to-day by school trustees versus
the mayor aud other city officers oil Green
vile, Judge Pullman, district Judge
granted an Injunction to restrain the de-
PENDANTS from appreprlatlng the scnooi-
house fund to payment OF the general IN
debtedncss of the city,
Mr.. j. j. whitman, a popular business
man OF this place, left here yesterday ioi
Albany, Tex, where his brother ~ re
ported 10 haze been killed by one bigss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

special o lhe aaEeile

special 70 the Gazette
sAN MARCOS, Tx, oct 5.--9. y
pglnce town marshal here, MAS ruth
Iessly assaulted last night. Ms assau-
ants frcd several siofs, none 81 which
s,t him They hit him with rocks 80 ihe
back and side 81 the neck. He was
rarried homo unconscious ana sun re,
mains 10. His physicians fear Internal
ia;ury Tom Breeding I.m knnneiS asa
Nvill Mcclure are charged WIKI th'
rn,yarll, act. and are now conhnep 70 tn'
rannts iail 70 await results Theirs
2 n M iittle excitement aboutit'
Iudre f;astayc Cook went 70 Houston
4 to-day - open his eouTt a..
Tbere h noe prospect " 'lustir'
Z rock opeping With heafy docket ~ ~
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
nnirt.
special TO the Gazette.

NpNNitii W Wv NfhNiA'f
BAIRD, Tn, Oct. 5.A number OF our
people were somewhat excited last night
on hearing the alarm of fire given IN the
Western part OF the city The house OF
one Mrs. Eohols WAS discovered TO be on
Gre, which was promptly eNtlngulshcd by
several gentlemen who were llrst upon
the scene. The fire was supposed 10
have originated by FIRE falling ont OF the
stove while the inmates OF the house We're
IN attendance at church.
The revival still continues with great
interest The house was crowded las,
night until there were many who found
II Impossible TO Ind seats In the build.
Ing
Mr.. Dudley Fay, formerly Of Terrell
aud late OF Putnam, has returned e
I Bard, aud Is IN the store with his brotlier
Mr. T. S. Fay,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
Colorado.

Special TO the Gazette
COLORADO, Tx, oct 81. Mr. Marcus,
cigar dealer In the st. james, hotel,
lost last night fine watch and chain and
ring worth 5000. His room door was
left open and the robber was successful.
Mai. Penn is still holding services
at the Tabernacle on second street, lie
has made good many converts. As
many as seventy-hve filled the enquirers
seats In front.
Messrs. Morton and Randall, postoiiice
Z officials, are here on business
The mail-coach robber has not been
I heard from yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

NV oaIRaNs, Ia. Oct. s.---A sPes ,,1i' y
,,,e s1 p,caynne from Holly springs Mis s',
sass The convention for the no'n'n ~ ~,
n CONNIE oliicsrs and members q w
4 ,s.,l sistnre MAS held here to-day. Ai ~
Il bad adjourned diiiicalty oceus ,.',, ~, q,
,he legislature, and W, " N ., ~. Z,
attorney. both Of lsybala fls.oas % ssnt
as,d at short range watson ~" ~. 9 s,c'
~ M flaht side, dyine 70 ieN i"o
nents. Mullcns surryaderea'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

afccial 70 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX., Oct, 6.--Mlss Blanche
Bracken was accidentally shot in tic leg
this morning by pistol Which was care.
lossly laid on trunk. She Is not seri.
ously injured, and IL resting easy tonight
The bull passed through the cali OF hcl
right leg and Into the lower and iieshy
part OF the lett thigh Anputaton Is not
necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

CARTHAGE, TN, Oct. 8-To-day az u
meeting OF the bar Of this place petition
requesting Gov. ireland TO appoint Hon.
Sawnie Robertson 10 hll the vacancy oc-
casloned by the resignation of Hon.
Charles S. West, one OF the supreme
Judges, was adopted. Many compliments
were passed by members OF the bar,
among whom were personal acquaintance
and sohoolmates, and all agreed that he
was the man for the place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
x.v I.ouinc BLOOD.

a, d. McPhail and wife arrived
snisht from Manitowoc, Wis. MIR.
MAJ brings with him line stallion
IN HAWK Morgan-ior which he paid
sS lie is taking it TO his ranch be-
d IN Antonio for the stud He has
IA ms mare of the Golddust strain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06


The following deeds were flcd with
the county CLERK yesterday
W. w. Potts 10 A. Elliot, q part Of the
White survey, containing about "a acres
consideration, $3.50
r. NJ. Sweariugen TO r. H. Kirby, land
certificate No. S7b, issued by the land
commissioners OF Red river county; con-
sideration, Sl2i.
h. s. Chambers TO X. NJ. Swearngen
and X. IL. Kirby, anurdivided onc-half III
terest in land certificate Ne. ST5; CON
sidcrntion, sl25.
jim. popplewell TO A. Allen and John
Allen, tract on the west line Of the
Stanley survey on the south side OF the
I Little Fossil creek, containing about
! torty-two acres Of land; consideration,
500 IN cash and $500 in two notes.
/ a. Allen, j II. Alien aud Jennie Allen
TO Iandon Boothe, part of the Stanley
survey lying about one mile southeast
\ from Birdville, containing about e acres
consideration, $500
j. w Brooks aud j. II Brooks TO Ian
don Boethe, lot NO 2, hlocl, No, . Of th'
town plot OF Birdvillei consideration, $50
Estate Of MI Mahrer, by administra
tor, w. j.. Davis, to lrby DunkllD, II
acres of the J A. Bostick surveys. con
sideration, s275.
4 JAS. Young 70 J.B. Young, $50 acre
Of the J Foster survey; consideration
$1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
,,,,,m OF Confidence.

,onne countryman named NJ. Will
"A pryan. while on the way to Albany,
cith some confidence men on the
* and lost a good portionof his money.
\ aopped over here and deposited tle
sssnder OF his cash with one OF our
XIV lie is a brother of the man killed
XIV DAYS ago at Albany anCtwas on his
I, % attend the inquest,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

Az. Edward Foley has resigned us ~
s,f,up a. general freight agent q ne
Se,y YORK, Lake Eric 8 Western foaa.
~ has bccn with tic company Tor
tweuty.ng years, aud has held bif pres'
an oilice since 1885. 49,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

specialize the Gazette.

I'll pAso, Tx, OCT, b.The federal
court, Judge Turner presiding com.
incnced business here to-day for the first
/ time IN the history Of III paso There
4 was nothing on the docket last term.
1 C0art WIN be in session one week No
grand jury win be impaneled, for there
Is but one mlmportant criminal cas-,
( to try.
Two pack trains were badly wrecked
near Nslota last night,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

4 SEXTON Eskew reports 20 burials
~ IN month OF September at the
l' .s,nctary. go whites and 3 negroes,
s;,,gs6 increase in the number OF
@rsths aud decline in'the white
M rate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

ssoumercial club will hold its reg
" atly meeting Tonight. over 100
a,lons Tor membership are 70 be
..ion and other business Of an Inn
I'M nature Is to be disposed OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
Texas " Pnclllc RailwAy

Tho Srcnt Popular Route between The Hast
aud the West, short line % New orleans and kl
points in Louisiana, New MnNieo, ArlsQSa and
California, fAyprilo limo 90 tie North, hHht
aud southrhst. Pullman Rniaec sleeping Cars
daily between 81. Iouia and Dallas, fdtt Worth,
VI l'a4O md san Francisco, Cat. also fpri
Worth and Nrw urcuns without rlnnga. solid
TRIMS from j., paso 10 ST. Louis. Fast time
nrsi class equipment, sure connections, See
that ynltr ticket reads Via gcNaa n Pacific rail
way. For mliia. time -tailes, tlckriH, rates and
all required Information, call on or ndnreHs any
Of the Ticket Agents, or n, Y, HUGHES,
Passenger Agent. lioustnn, Texnr
u, NJ. MCCULLOUGH,
rahe. X Ticket Ag't, Galveston, rcNas,
w. "A. NEWMAN,
Gen. Trnfie Mnnsarr, Galveston ToNas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

special to The Gn4eits.
EAsrIAND, Tax, Oct. county court
convened this morning, The bar held
meeting and Endorsed John Moore for the
district attorneyshlp, IA ylew Of The an
ticipated resignation OF J T.. HUTCHINSON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

M Rosa Mcclure, who sustained in.
,,Ies by being thrown from her buggy
runaway on the 18th of September,
\ died of congestion OF Che brain
o'clock Yesterday morning. The
|,,,al win proceed from her late resi-
Twe' on the south side, to the new
sselery. at 8 o'clock this morning. The
ENDS aud acquaintances OF the laniiy
X reduosted to attend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
.,,rtny,, owners.

Y .,ravs were sold yesterday, The
y and that such has been the fact
Tsrrant county was organized.
haze been gradually dropping off,
N ~ oestray" is becoming curiosity
hn conntY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
Iyier


TYLER, Tx, Oct. 5,Thc court OF
appeals convened here this morning,
presiding, Judge White; Judge Wilson
and Assistant Attorncy-Genera Burt be-
ing present Judge Hurt is expected 60
arrive tonight. The court adjourned
until Wednesday without transactine
any business None OF the members OF
the supreme court have arrived up u
} this time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

~ ,ortse Rial Dramatic company
y .ssoagh the city Sunday night ON
~ "A south. On the 18TH they will
~ .,a nlay at the opera-housc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

hey Never ''Fit."
From private adyices IL Is learned tnat
/ Mclowe-Burke prize fight, which was
~ have occurred at Denver, Coi,
|As! Wednesday, did not take place. a., az
|MN as was originally intended. ihe
sheriff informed the imen thal
n hard gloves were useu
|Nany knockout blows given they would
u arrested. Consequently they mercy
|Am sparring exhibition WIZ SD
ttare gloves. This termination OF the
pill caused the keenest disappointment
.mong sporting men, who had a grea'
asal Of money up on the result
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

Kitty Kiibufn cut no figure 70 iie poDis,
bur she won the race 10 siFalxbt htAts
Mill.0nt belns headed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
THE CITY
r,r,h EpItomized in a Column BY
z 81, Gazette's Rcportorial
stan.
Ia Accidents Gathered on the
.o,e. in the social circle, from
w M Fireside--Eyerywherc-


,,a,bodists of the South side are
~ nrotractcd meeting which is
'lpa .,anded and Is being productive Of
rod.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
PANS, TEX, Oct h.--Qulcl a number
Of fever cases are in the city
Mrs. Judith Barsam lies ip a very critl-
cal condition.
Rev. j, IL. skinner was not able TO Ill
his pulpit last night.
Elder X. NJ. Officer has returned from
two months visit TO Alabama. -.
Cotton receipts opening lively. "
4 The North Texas editorial convention
will meet here this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
10 BOYS.

'tte Boys.
samuel Jackson is again an inch taller
'sbd his friends at Joseph IL. Brown s.
|shere Sam is daily hard at work, say nc
'ddn't watch business rs close yesterday
'nusual. We don't blame him and Wish
|eT boy success.
S.I Monarch has a new boy VINO Is "
|Amdsome as mamma and papa both, aht
/ mo promises TO make as big man Us hl'
4 nher. He is born a Monarch and WI
4 aign all his life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

MI pullen, the father OF tue gifl Wno
inns stopped by officers here SUNDAY
A'ghi until MT. Pnlieu conld pc heara
isgm. came in Yesterday aud at once had
% Interview with his daughter. me
lace Of the girl, 10 Arkansas, uie-
snnbed to officers here to protect thc
81 and send her olli that her slep-
nother had abused her, and, as sle Whs
Y aye, sue had right 10 leave withou'
lsrdint. This telegram was shown IN, lhs
Yenng lady, who was told II she WlsneV
gprocecd on her journey she could 20
~ She replied thai she had 81 her owl
,icord decided to 20 win her iather an.
bach school, '.All'swell that ends Well
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

feSneil Meeting.
rbe council will meet in regular ses-
|op today at 2 O'Clock to transact any
3sdall business which may come up. IL Is
|Sued the council will take some steps 10
4 Il our citizens and especially the as
ssscr and collector tirSt.class map
|sbtlcmen, it is really unfair TO every
khcu who owns lot, and eyeryon'
N wishes to avoid and litigation, e
|Aear buying this map any longer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
Il, Driul, and be Merry. /

The colored lodge Knights OF Labor.
harrant assembly No. 400s, RECALLED ltseil
Biz grand feast last night at Giant
|iw ball, corner of Fifteenth and Hons
In. II was really an elegant supper
ma was greatly enjoyed by both inc
{sored Knights and their VISITORS
Enong whom were at least iifty whlte
'nthren. A number OF sensible and ap
'roprate speeches were made. The GA
Burr acknowledges a pleasant remeh
.nnce OF substantial nature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
STATE NEWS.
DclnEs and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.


Ti'RRKi.I. TKN., Oct. 5.-- DaNp Flnlcy,
who was shot by Tom Wilson Saturday
night, died this morning At 2 O'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

gllt regular monthly meeting o. me
Fly council viii be held to-day, one
Hry Important matter that Viii come oe-
19ie il Is the distribution 81 the amour.
lal Ia bank by the lete city treasurer
s'felaies to Tie various funds no me'',''
f,st Of ascertalning from what tul'as NY Y,
cialcation was made. Ihereiore ~
#llc trouble ~ experienced 40 ue'
WINNING what funds shall SUI
~ the temporary Inconvenience ,as.
Is understood, however, lll.'
IN deGcii will I've accredited 70 the s.hh
w fund, which should have a haiaiicc 4
a9put $4,000. The amount VIII " g
scPgercd from the boudsmen long beiot'
y becomes due, and in this way no mate
~ Interest viii suffer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

sr.-Lolis, Mo-, Oct 5.-'rhc trotiing
races at the fair ground, track to-day,
although IN the high elasses, brought
on, number " good goers aud attracted
much attention The track was heavy
nom late rains, bat VIII become hard
and fast With good weather The iol-
lowing Is tie summary
Three minute Clngs, mile heats, ilrec'
~ e,,a uut-.a RfgD0 divided
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

~ Courts.
Yesterday was motion day IN the dls-
Ifl court, and number OF motions
YES disposed o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06

"a avoid u ~
III WAS ineec
bge W them,
IS reply made
y rarueplaf|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-06
BRADFIELD'S

An imalllblo aid absolute
specific ior an ,hc distressing
discayes peculiar 70 the female
srN Atrial means a cure.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-25

Ee wss now in Costa Res and was PEI.
fG rmipg his functiors in msnne-
So satisfactory, thst the new Sscretary
of State had said he regarded him rs one Of
the best officers in the servics OF the Gov
eJrment. Two men and q boy, the Senator
from Nebraska had said-the boy was nearly
fifty years old and had been editor OF one of
the leading papers III Chicago, and had rem
dered valuable political services. lTernor
Reynolds would be compelled sool to re.
tnrn 10 this country by reason af the illness
of a near relative. and he (Vest) cbsll sngs
the Senator from Nebraska to e into the. e
questions after his return.
Mr. Van Wyck disciaimed any personsl
reflections. He had msde his remarks with
respect to the Commission and not rssDect-
ing its memters He Interpreted Nj Vests
challenge a. threat, azd said, sUbstsn.ial.
ly, he would be ready to repeat his slate
mentF.
Mr.. Hawley inquired whether The Sc ator
IVAN Wyck) knew enoEgh about the details
of these transactions to justly hlm n at
tsckiDg the honor of gentleman who hal
always stood IS high as be Wan Wtcsl
could ever hope 10 stand
Mr.. Ven WICK replied By Teilerating s3me
OF bis pre- 7ious statements.
The Alaska resolution was referred to ihe
Committee on Territories.
Mr.. German offered 6 resolution directing
the Secretary OF the Interior TO furnish the
Ser a'e copies of tbs c5Dtrscs entErsd into
between the Union Pacific Railroad Com
psny and other railroad companies. eifected
by the act approved by the act of July !,
1862. and the Western Union Telegra oh
Company, together with al statements nov
on file in the Interior Department touching
The same. Adopted.
Mr. Sherman offered the following:
Resolved. That so much of the several resolu-
tonS passed the first day of March as provide for
clerk for any of the standing committees OF tbs
Senate during the recess OF Congress be rescinde1.
Laid over until to morrow. After al ex-
ecutiYe session the Senate adjouraed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-25
His Heath Song.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March 2l.-Lsst evening
Mr.. H. B. Plant, of New York, capitalist. railroad
man. and President OF the Southern Express Com.
pany, was coming down the ST. Johns River from
Sanford on the steamer De5ary. Accompanying
him were several officials OF his various compa-
nies. including Colonel +. E. Whitfield. of Missis-
sippi, distinguished public man of that State,
and the attorney OF Mr.. Plant corporations.
When nearing Palatka the party had gathered
around the piano In the saloon, and Colonel
Whitfield, who was a vocalist of much
power. was entertaining with songs the gay
party ofladies and gentlemen. Suddenly, after
singing plsintive balled with un Jsual tender
ness OF expression he turned. faced his audience,
grew pole, tottered in his seat and without word
fell dead. His remains. accompanied by his wife,
resched the city this morning and were forwarded
for intermert to his home III Corinth, Miss
Colonel Whitfield was reckoned next to Mr..
Lamar as the most eloquent man In Mississippi.
and The brightest political hopes were entertained
for HIM ty his friends. His death is felt keenly
by Mr. Plant and the officials OF his various cor
pOrafiOne.