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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06

conspiracy with the great body of the
irish Roman Catholic clergy. Shortly
afterward Rosa started to America on
Fenian business. After short stay
on the other side of the water he re-
turned to Ireland toward the end of
July, 1865, in company with Messrs.
T. w. Dunn and p. j. Meehan. These
two gentlemen were deputed by O'Ma-
hony to do certain business with
stephens as to the rising, fixed to
take place on the ensuing anniversary
OF Emmet's execution. In stepping
ashore Meehan lost some important
papers in way chat has never been
fully explained. These papers were
picked up and placed in the hands of |
the authorities. The leading conspir-
ators were greatly dismayed and |
hardly to be restr aimed by Stephens
and Rosa (the latter being a merciful
man in those days) from Furnishing
Meehan severely.
"The government took no action I'M
i'll within few days of the date hxed
ior the Instruction. Then, however,
t flung its net over the Fenian leaders,
and caught nearly every one of them
If any consequence at a single sweep.
On the night of the 10Th of September
he office of The Irish People was taken
possession of by the police, and half
IN hour later Rosa himself, who, like
most OF the other leaders, had been
it, was arrested. Like the
others. too, he believed that his incar-
'eration must end in worry few weeks
oy the success of the rebellion.
Son the 10th of September Stephens
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06

Should cats cradle be made "cateco
Sun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
HARR0LD.

Special TO the Gazette.
HAROLD, Sept, 2.-Thc citizens of
Hatrrold held a meeting last night, in a
vacant store-house on Worsham street,
to select It man to be appointed justice of
the peace, IN case Of the suspension or
removal Of II. 7. Shoil. There was a
very large number present, and after
nominating four men, II. w. Starr was
selected, and on motion unanimously
recommended Tor the appointment, In
the event above mentioned. III. y. Shel,
stilllin custody, was present, and by his
uttcrnces explained the cause of his
troubles. He admitted the failure TO re-
port to the commissioners court two
cases, and gave as an excuse the papers
had been lost IN moving from one house
to another. Hut he did not say where
the docket was, or why IL had not been
consulted
4 joke that cost something was porpc-
trated here night before last. fashy
fellow made his appearance on the streets
and told that he was a big cattle king, and
that he had large herd over on Beaver
creek that would be IN next morning, and
that u would require 100 cars to ship
vive and one firm rot the contract for
shipping them and went 20 the depot and
ordered 100 cars in great haste. The
Mutation Joker made his excuses for be.
ing out of money and one saloon man
handed him $50 lie wanted line suit
OF clothes and one of our merchants Mt
ted him up IN style, To be paid for when
the cattle came in, hui the debt Is not due
yet. Others loaned him money, and he
showed II In 20 the saloons freely and
tried 10 make everybody drunk. Late al
night all parted and went TO sleep, cN-
cept the Joker, and nobody seems TO know
what became OF him. But thinking he
had gone back 10 camp TO hurry up his
herd, there was much expectation OF big
trade during the day Yet the sharpcst
watchers and the most anxious creditors
have liiled, SO far, to see the herd or the
1 Joker. And late yesterday the trains
came rattlng on, the whistles blowing
their loudcst screams; but not all the
ado they could make could wake up or
bring to light the Mulhattan Joke, or
scare up the big herd of cattle. when
the trains turned back empty the whistles
didn't blow quite as lively as they did
coming In. It's not known what sort Of
words Maj, Frost sent over the wires.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

ton, TO be held on Saturday, the 9Th.
some prominent advocates for local OBJ
ton who are taking much interest, and
In position TO form pretty good ldcn,
are OF the opinion prohibition win carry
while other parties of good Judgment
regard II as doubtful or uncertain.
\ new impetus and Improvement In the
business of our town Is manifest. Mcr-
chants are In constant receipt OF mer-
chandise, aud the people arr coming IN 10
purchase or exchange produce, etc, for
goods and supplies more and more each
week.
The Fort Worth \ Denver CITY Railway
company have had the ground surveyed
and marked of on the south side OF the
track near the depot for another switch,
which It's Increased business here renders
necessary, and VIII build Il shortly.
Mr., 4. Nj Marsh, u prominent planter
OF Cherokee county, has been spending
some time IN Montague looking after
some interests here, and with a view
OF probably locating here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
LONGyIEw.

Special TO the Gazette
LoNGvEw, TEX, Sept 1.-The probi.
bition movement seems TO be- rapidly
gaining ground With the masses, many
OF the colored people having entered into
the subject with enthusiasm. Ii seems
religious and temperate so far as alco.
hol is concerneG principles have lately
spread with uneNampled rapidlty, until
they have permeated the people Of all
classes.
The saloon men are so far resting easy,
claiming "there isn't going TO be much OF
Il storm, but this may be only blind,
and after the committees and speakers
which have been appointed by the Pro-
hibitionists have thoroughly canyassed
the county In the interest of local option,
then, when loo late for further action on
their part, the saloon men will put the
entire force Of powerand money aud voice
at work, and prohibition in Gregg county
will again fail TO carry.
A "big lneeting' OF local optionists was
held at Peatown to-day, there being n
large number present from all portions OF
the county. Speeches were made by va
rious prominent gentlemen, those attend
ing from this city returning jubilant aud
hopeful.
The Galveston & ST. Louis Construc-
ton company have obtained full control of
the Galveston, Sabine 6 St. Louis rail-
way, and has commenced the reconstruc-
ton Of the road from the Longylcw end,
putting II In thorough repair. No pas
senger traffic will be allowed until the
track Is Ia perfect condition, but freight
will be carried as heretofore. The stop
ping of passenger traffic viii bc Of but
short duration, as heavy gangs of men
are pushing the work Of reconstruction
very rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
DENTON.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DINroN, TFN,, Sept. . Our efficient
city marshal, William Fry, was married.
last night 70 Miss Lizzie lIoffmcycr.
Mr., Harry Mounts was married this
evening 10 Miss Emma Ryan.
The criminal court tried George Cum
ninghnm to-day on II charge OF violating
the local-option law IN the Lloyd pre-
clnct. Verdict, moi guilty. Henry Young
was also tried on n charge OF Aoliing
liquor without license. Verdict not
guilty.
An interesting protractcd meeting has
been In progress for the past week ut
Egan Springs, SIX miles west.
The project Of abolishmg our city corr
poration has been talked OF by some, but
the matter has not yet been extensively
discussed.
The saloon keepers OF Denton county
have been paid SlG7s.25 on unexplrcd IL
censes.
Business Is rather dull, but Is improv.
Ing some. A lively trade Il looked for
this fall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
ABILENE.

The City Contracts for water. works.
Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEx., Sept. 2.--The city
council has closed contract with Gross
cup & Keith for the building of water
works, to be finished on or before March
g. There will be over four miles of pipe
with thirty MIGRANTS, aud stand pipe
eighty-ive feet in height. The contract.
ors get $4,000 in bonds with lease of
the. works ten years, furnishing the city
water for fires, flushing cutters and
sprinkling, free Of charge The contractors
own the suction and pumping machinery,
which the city may buy after the lease.
The contract is cosldered, fairly good for
the city,but the per cent. interest on the
bonds is sharply criticised as Unnecessary
aud unwise. None but cut-throat cities
need offer such interest these DAYS, and
quiet, religious, prohibition Abilene is
not one of that class.
The Ilolland-Davis affair is all the talk
here. To add TO its mystery expressions
about Holland are mixed, but we find it
hard to believe he would engage in coun.
terfeiting money. He has considerable
property here. Everybody expresses
sympathy for the city marshal, lin, who
was with Holland, believing II anything
bad was intended Tom was innocent of it..
Fine shower last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

caught the mule by the bits, put an end
to his flight and saved the life Of the boy.
Several kaufman people are In the city
in the interest OF the former place. We
should not be surprised II some of the
Terrell men should convert some Of these
emlsarics ere the 10th instant arrived.
Sid Greer a constable from the west
ern part OF Hunt county, was in the city
to-day. a
Many country people were in the city
to-day and the streets presented lively
appearance.
The North Texas insane asylum now
has about seventy patients confined with
in It's walls. DR.. Wallace informed your
correspondent yesterday that the entire
building Is ready for use, and he Is now
ready 10 receive patients as fast as they
are brought in,untll the rooms shall all be
occupied,
Several OF our prominent merchants
are now In the eastern and northern mar
ket> aud are sending on heavy stocks of
goods IN advance of their return
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

street. northwest, lost their lives. are NJ
follows: j. NJ. Morgan, who is a member
Oh inc Washington Canoe club. left Tho
ciup house about O'Clock in The aftnr.
noon, going in the 'lola,p a double ca.
noe, with Mrs. Stella. Mrs. Stella,s nIece
Miss Lula Mccarthy, accompanied them
~ single canoe as she desired 10 prac-
tice padding.
Al fil6 O'Clock, when about n quarter
OF q mile below the chain bridge. the
double canoe was capsized and both oc-
cupants drowned. Mr.. Morgan went
down while attempting to save his com.
panion. lie was good swimmer but of
very slight build. Miss Mccarthy. who
mad turned her can avn stream. nnd
wa soiiic uistanc' ~. ae, happened
set. She saw Il. m ~ ~ !, tbo
water, and heard Mo-, ~, N,r y
fore he sank, 81 4,
She at once turned abom, a. zen
she had padded TO the spot boz. dor
gan and Mrs. Stella had Disappeared
under the water. The canoe, 1t appears.
had struck sunkcn rock. Help was
summoned but the bodies could not he
found. Mrs. Morgan is critically III
She has thus far been kept in Ignorance
OF her sons death for fear the shock of
the announcement would prove falal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
P0TTsB0R0.

Special 10 the Gazette,
Porrsnono, rGN., Sept, 2, TIM CA
MrrH arrived among rs last Saturday
morning as newsy as ever An The read
ers OF the paper seem 10 be proud Of ~
resumption,
Since the late rains the farmers are ~
work In earnest breaking land FOR nlil
sccdiug,
4 dilligeht search was made this Norn-
luz for the party who tried 10 brcal into
the residence OF A. A. Webb, but ~ to
this time the senrch has been unsnccnss.
full
AZ the residence of the brides lntlicr.
J w. Burgess, i've miles west 81 this
place, Miss Minnie Burgess was united
In the holy bonds OF matrlmony to i $.
Brogdon, the Rev. II. \. Warren ohiciat-
ing, After tho wedding the contracting
parties left for their new home ON He'd
river.
The weather has m0dcmted and Is now
beginning 90 assume the appearance of
fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
AUSTIN.
Treasury Statement = Governor Ireland
Sicly.

Treasury Statement - Governor Ireland
Sick.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEN, Sept, 2.-The collectors
of Montague and Atascosa settled to-day
The assessment rolls OF Lamar county
show an increase in value of S905, G43;
Coryelle sl34,l70, and Henderson $751;
600.
Total receipts at the treasury Tor the
month of August 1927 ,575 total paid out
S3G5,0Sl; cash in treasury TO tue credit
of revenue SG2, 900; to the credit of the
school fund as available S4S3.lS5. The
total receipts for August were 1927 ,575,
and total disbursements S3G5,0Sl
The land board to-day received batch of
bids to lease from the Panhandle land coy
ering 237 sections, half Of which In Potter
county. The board confirmed leases for
about $50 sections, some of the bids hav-
ing to be returned on account of irregu-
larities.
John L. Trippe, arrested some time
since on charge of forgery, was re-
leased to-day on bond.
Miss Mollie James, daughter of Mr.. IT,.
l.. James, one OF the land board clerks,
died this morning.
Governor Ireland left his office ycster-
day about O'Clock feeling very unwcll,
and to-day is down with dengue fever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
DEATHS HARVEST.

+ s,al 10 the Gazette.
n Washington, Sept. 2.-Gen. Stahl,
A ned States consul-general at Shanghai,
& htes an experience which forcibly Illus
fal1s the havoc that death makes in 4
ut period. He recently returned to
Washington after an absence of five years
y said to-day; "My first call was to see
Old friend Mr.. Riggs, the banker,
5leu inquired for him the answer was,
shad.' then concluded TO visit another
friend, Gen. Michler, OF the engineer
fTs He is dead" was the reply TO NV
4qulV. ] went over TO the state depart
&uito see Col, Morgan; dead was In
3med. next turned to thettreasury de-
{Hnent to call upon DR.. Schmcdt, in the
ilh auditors office; again the answer
'lnf, he Is dead walked down Pennsyl-
iAah avenue thinking to see my old friend
{Anlie liertzog, with whom | had passed
Ranya pleasant hour-'dead.' | asked
4 Val. Shoemaker, both he and IIertzog
'nlnmy regiment during the war. He
\ . vas dead. On that day called upon
|Woiher old friends whom / left alive
FaEell, and in each case heard the sor-
pEiOl news that they, too, had died dur
4 my I've Yeas absence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
AnotLer Knnsn. M,ster,.

ST.. CArnARNE, Sept. s.--Aleyander
EasterIy and wife disappeared mystic
riously from Enlnghan, KS, last fall.
The matter had been forgotten until a
day or two ago, when Easterly's brother
revealed that the missing man had Killed
his wife and buried her body In lot
adjoining their residence. Easterly's
brother John assisted IN the murder and
Is now In Jail,
The brother who makes the confession
WAS assisting John Ia burying the body
when they had quarrel and the former
was seriously beaten. Alexander shot
himself after killing his wife and, accord
lag to an understanding, John cut the
suicides throat, thus finishing The JOB,
and the body was burned III AflIler's
woods. The body Of the woman bag
been found, but no traces OF Dor hls-
bands remains have been discovered, and
i il thought that hI- alleged Killing u
false
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
Fatal Mine Accident.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 2.-This
morning at lakewood shaft of the Lehigh
Valley Coal company, the cage on which
nine miners were being lowered into the
shaft had nearly reached the bottom,
when mass OF loose coal and rock fell
from the top of the shaft, striking and
demolishing the cage, instantly killing
four and fatally wounding two others,
while the other three were scarcely in
jured.
LATER--There were ten miners instead
of nine on the cage at the time the acct
dent occurred. Those Killed We're:
JAMES KEARNEY,
JAMES PETERSON and
THOMAS JENKISs.
Those injured are;
PATRICK SMITH,
PATRICK kEARNEY,
PATRICK PURCELL,
JOHN GAIlIGAR,
PATRICK McGRoATY and
WILLIAM HARRINGTON.
Patrick Smith and Patrick Kearney are
dangerously hurt, but IL is thought all
will recover,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
GAINESVILLE.
special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
GuSsvnln, Tsx., Sept 2.--Iatc yes
torday evening A. ID. Williams, an old aud
respected clti2en OF Cook county, was
shot and Instantly killed by Prucc viii
liams, young runlan, who resides near
him. The killing took place about nine
miles east of this city. The murderer
escaped, and win probably swell the
number OF outlaws that now inicst the In
dian Territory,
John Williams, who Is W the employ OF
y. w. Wilson of this city, was dangur-
ously hurt yesterday cyening by team
running away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
THE COUNTRY SAFE.

,,alt to The Gazette.
Eg,msGroS, Sept, 2.--Represcntative
.,deton, Of Mississippi, who has visited
,s,reu. sections of the country during
l. sumner, said to-day that so far as
4, ooSration was confined to disap-
s.lu,,d ofice seekers, he had found that
|, uope, the masses who do not
III ohces, are pleased with
|rsdtnt Cleveland and his administra-
|m Gen. Singleton remarked that the
sople as whole have no sympathy with
\ appointments of the few who fail
ri Whist they want in the shape of Of
4. he had no fears for the future of
\ party because of hostility toward the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
RAILROAD RACKET.
Bold But Frultless Attempt to Rob a
Passenger Train on the Chicago
and Alton Railroad.
Gang of rramps Capture Freight rrair
and Hold Il Three Hours, Two OF
Them Arrested.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept IA bold
train robbery occurred on the Chicago 4
Alton railroad Tonight, but owing to the
sudden fright of the robbers but little
booty was secured.
As the west-bound train ON its way 10
this city left Blue Springs, twenty. two
miles east from here, about . O'Clock
tonight four masked men appeared at
the smoking car and were about 10 board
H. number OF men, however, were
standing ON the platform and the robbers
passed to the next cur In line, the day
coach.
Three OF them climbed upon the
forward platform and the fourth
got ON at the rear. A
man then mounted guard at
each end of the car, while the other two
entered and with drawn revolyers COM
manded the passengers to give up their
money.
Numbers of them handed out small
amounts of change, while one man In his
excitement passed out his purse contain
ing about S23. The robbers took what
ever was offered without searching the
passengers, and made no attempt to rob
them of jcwelry.
TRAMIs CAPTURE A TRAIN.
Sr. JosErn, Mo, Sept IA gang of
seven tramps, at O'Clock this morn
ing, took possession of south-bound
freight train on the Kansas city, st, Joe
& Council Bluff road at Lake Station, live
miles south of this city, and held IL
about three hours. The train was on u
side track and when I'm attempt was made
10 so ahead II was found that the switch
had been closed, the work OF tramps who
had been expelled from the cars a few
minutes before. The train men undertook
70 open the switch but were driven away by
the tramps, who fred number of shots
at them. No one was injured. The train
men succeeded IN capturing two of the
tramps, who were jailed here to-day.
One gave his name as Tom O'Brlcn, the
other Mike Slattery. The former had n
fine gold watch with the name of 4. W.
Jones engraved on the case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
INDIAN ITEMS.

M. AiNSfoN, Sept, 2.-Commissioner
|aS " the Indian bureau has received
|Sl.s 's rom the Southern Ute agency in
s,. p0 contradicting the published
Ios,Is'an .s that the Indians have assumed
b sse,a attitude. Everything is quiet at
FADED. "nu no trouble is appre-
"a c,od asau has also been informed by
Os Il V w mat the hostile Apaches are
pulb !, s,sssAico, about twenty-five miles
lorIng s ule boundary line, and are still
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
CoLLISsyILLE.


Special TO the Gazette,
CoLLlNsvinE, TrNa Sept s.opr
town paper, the Times, comes out This
week uudcr new management Mr., w.
h. Howard, The former editor and pro.
prictor, having sold out 20 Mcssrs Jones
6 Wilson The new proprietors are in
every way capable Of conducting news-
paper, and as they are well-ldentincd With
the community Il is thought that they
VIII receive good support from the town
and surrounding country.
The subject OF prohibition IS nov every
thing here. This precinct viii 10 almost
solid for II In the county election Chat
comes off on the 18th inst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
National masonic Lodge Of Relier.

BALTIMORE, Sept, 2.--The national
convention Of the Masonic Lodge Of re.
lief to-day elected the following officers;
President, Martin Collins Of St. I.ousj
Independents, }. X. Pope Of New York
and j. Mitchell OF Montreal Secretary,
DR.. s. r. Pennington OF Baltimore; treas
urer, William DE Lamtimer OF New York (;
advising board, w Is. lsaacs Of Virginia,
Isaac IIlrsch Of South Carolina, n D..
Higgins Of Wisconsin
ST. Louis was selected as the next
place OF meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
MORGAN.

special 20 the Gazette.
MORGAN, Tex, Sept. 2.--Another good
rain visited this section Of the county to-
day.
School opens at the new college next
Monday, under the management OF an
efficient corps Of teachers, Maj. Capruth
being the principal.
All Morgan was rcjolced 10 hear that
the strike on the Santa Fe had terminated
IN favor OF the laborcrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
A Murder and Suicide.

Special 10 the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Sept. 2.-On Fri
day last near webbers Falls, Cherokee
nation, William Hall and one Mcbride
engaged in a difficulty over some trivial
matter, when Mcbride shot and fatally
wounded his adversary. Upon seeing the
terrible work he had accomplished he re-
marked TO the bystanders that be had
killed his best friend, and Immediately
raising his revolver, fired and literally
blew the top of his own head .off Both
were white men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
GALVESTON.

The knights secure Every Essential Point.
GALVESTON, Sept. Pa brief session
Of the committees Of the knights Of Labor
and the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe rail-
way was held tonight and adjourned I'M
81 tomorrow Al u O'Clock, when treaty
will be finally consummated. IL II under
stood that thus far ihc knights have
gained every point, and those sim re-
naming IN dispute are not essentially
material 70 the issue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
MADE HIN, SICK .

Ieeo s0IoN, Sept. IA telegram has
\. ,.' .s'sed here from Judge Harlan Of
~. o. commissioners of Alabama
hin, "aO was expected here to-day,
D sIelnoins confined 70 his home in Iowa
's;e,ssn uess and unable to travel. No
|ttlon ~ :, wlll be made in answer TO the
'qals,ios W.. nrst comptroller in refusing
|sprt no,, n Tor the current expenses OF
|tisr MIN .ase Harlan arrives here TO
'e h Tue other members of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
The New Georgln cnpllol.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 2.-rho corner
stone of the new Georgia capitol was laid
to-day with imposing ceremonies. Coy.
Mcdaniel on behalf OF the capitol com
missioncrs, presented the building to the
legislature. Gen. A. X, Lawton of Saw
annnh, made the Grafton OF the day. He
reviewed the history OF Georgia, made
patriotic references 10 the war and 20 the
present peace and prosperity OF the
country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
rASHINGTON NOTES.
-, Fatality Among the Friends
i. cousuI.General 10 China
purlng His Absence.
,.,,ons in the Alabama Commits
y : ,.,ns Court Seem TO Have
Made sudge Harlan Sick
sunoupED IN GRIEF.

s.rrScroS, Sept. 2.-The news Of
,aruInr Of Mrs. Della Stella and
,Iorgan's son in the rapids of the
n, was received with great sadness
M. where they were both well
!, r md popular The bodies have not
"a powered. 49,.
W, from Alabama, and was his
s nv priyate secretary. The senator
1 1 1as tsmily are in great grief.
ss.,or Morgan is one of the ablcst and
7, nopular men in the senate.