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ittern, BON Der iie Bis babin nidts ae=

5ittern, BON Der fie big babin ni6ts ae=
aAnt bate.
Us fiel Grancisfa Elm, boB fie in ih.
rem @9reibtii9e ben Brief elmer cSu=
genofreunbin nod Iiegen bate, in tpeI=
dem ibr bieie bor tpeniaen Wotfen lire
Werlobung mitsetbeilt unb ibr auaIeidl
elne begeifterte S9ilberung ibres 8rdus
tigams unb ibrer gegenieitiaen 9iebe
gema9t bate. Damals hattie iie ben
Brief : nur fli@tis auseieben, iebt tuanote
te lib benz Saufe au, u1n bic 8eid1eiz
bung ibrer Greunbin nod einmal au
lelen. sic eritaunte nber fid ielbf,
als lte mabrnabm, baB Der Briei audl
1eBt teinen gr6Beren ginSruf auf iie
ma9te, als oamals. Sbre Greunbin
er5dblte. ipie tie Sage uno Woden por
oem enti9eioenoen MugenbIide in aits
ternber Mufresung selebt, tuie iie hid,
glei9giiltig seltelll unb bod aebebt
Adtte. baB ibre Glei6siltigteit ben @ez
ileotei1 abf9reden tDiirbe, tpie lie bann
IN Wonne au pergeben geglaubt bdtte.
als tie gum eriten MeaIe feline 2ibperl
auf ben ibreu sefiihlt babe, unb tuie iie
nun bic Stunoe faum nod su eruarten
bermo9te, on Der er ii1 einauffeIIen
ptlege, um bas iiiBe Spiel nit limars
men. 2hfien unb Roiem bon neuem au
beginner. ;, aopfi@atteInb Ieste iie Ben
yriet bel Seite: Woran lag es benn,
oaB ne 10 gar Jti4ts bon alIebem ems
pfano2 gs mar etipas Neues. ettpos
Grembes in ibr, bas fiiblte fie poI,I:
lbr einiames 6er3 bate einen ffetiaen
ftillen gegleiter, unb ie muBte, tper es
mar; aber ibm gegeniiber nit anae.
nommener @Iei6giltisfeit perliebfes
Spiel 3u treiben, ibm, benz beberridenz
ben Wann gegeniiber, oer 70 rubig in
ibr Seben eingetreten mar, ols udre er
bas berf0rperte S9idfal, benz Der
Menf9 f9 beugen muB, ibm 3u ifurz
mii9er umarmung entgegen un6 an
bic yrnft 3u fliegen-fe itieB ben grief
ber Greunbin faft 5ornig tpeiter bon fid
-Ino9te tie ibr nein3iges Mdnn1en",
tpie fie ii9 ausbriidte, fiifen unb um.
armen, bon benz Wfanne, ben lie
meinte, berIangte fe ettpas anoeres:
aur bic cine ftol3e Wonne wolte lie
empfinben, Dab fein Nrm fie umf9Iang,
ttart uno bod fanft, unb iie binburds
ta9rte 3tpif9en Heibern unb Geinben,
uao binauf su ben @ipfeln bb6fen,
eoellten taenf9li6en Gaieins.
(Gortfebuns foIst)
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@boaf, ber fribere ffdotiide
Ntarfbal BON 2uling, ben man Der grs
moroung zines Garbigen bei9uloiate,
nm bic bon ber @iienbabn ausaeiebte
gelobnung auf gntoedung bon Werbres
1ern gu erbalten, 1T freiseiproGen
tDorben.
= SIN Sauie bes gbarles pidle au
Jolterpille BET paleitine batten ii1 meb=
rere Mdnner einsefunben, UNI einen
oergnagten Sag 3u feiern. gs aelana
tbnen bas iebr gut, oenn in furaer 3eit
lparen he idmmtli6 betrunten. llnter
ben Gdlten befan6 ii1 aud ber gon=
table bes preeincts, ber BON pidle
bei9ulbiSt tpurbe, ibm 25 Gents aeifob=
len au baben. Ser gonffable mics bic
gei9ulbieung suriid unb pidle gerietb
oariiber 10 in Wutb, baB er einen &es
ooloer bolte uno breimal auf ben
gonfable fboB. @lidlider gBeiie
traf er i'm ni6t, bafir aber fein pferb,
bos tobt 3ufammeaftiirate.
= W. Iaugbn In @oman6e bate
elnen Brunnen gereinist unb ais ct Boz
NIT fertig mar uno berausgeaogen tpurs
be, rib Der Strid ber Win6e, aerabe
als 8augbn bic Oberfl66e erreidbte.
gr ftiir3te 60 SUB tief berab uno erbielt
babel t0otli9e 8erlebungen.
= Sn Dallas ffarb Samuel YplIod,
Elm Mitglieb ber Sirma poGod & 60.
an ben Golgen elmer 0ergiftuua. gr
batte Wtorpbin ffatt @binin eingenomz
men.
@tn Werein bat fi1 in 81 8aio
gebllbet, um baielbft idbrli6e Muslfels
lungen ab5ubalten.
Ser Griebensrid5ter goienbero
in Muffin beftrafte einen Msaun um $40.
neil oerielbe elm pferb gu Sobe geritten
bate.
Bei Operton erplobirte Der
Sampffenel elmer 2oeomotipe. Niemanb
Derungliidte babel.
= Ser Garbige Mad, ben man in
Nuitin i'm 8erba9t bate, ii9 an bem
lebten Morbe in Muitin betbeiliat au
baben, bei6Dert fi6 iiber bic WiBban6s
lungen bon Seiten Der Detectives. st
fagt aus, baB man i'm an einem Stride
in bic 60be sog, UNI @eftdnbniiie BON
ibm gu erprefen. Ser itdbtii9e Miars
fbal be5ei6net iebo6 feline aneaben fiir
erlogen.
Mlberton 6 Cos Getpiir3=5abrit
in 8albeiton 1T abgebrannt. Iaan Be-
bauptet, bab Ii6 bic be3ablte Geuerluebr
bel Der @elegenbeit ni6t betpdbrt babe.
Sobn W. Wbite in Waco, ber felt
5tuei Sabreu Derbeiratbet 1T, nno nit
feiner Grau gludli9 lebte, lit pl0bl1
nit ber S6mefer ieiner Grau. einem
l6idbrigen Wdb6en bur6gebrannt.
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grdnfiska. h a.
Nooeae BON g. .. aSilbenbrad.
(apriietuua.l

l6orfietun9.
rllnb nun au Slid t. iaate Der 9eqies
rungsratb bon Maienberg, inbem er
bdnbereibenb bon ber duBeren pforte
3uriidfanl3 utib oa es beute Elm 70 berrs
li1er Gag 1T, tpie ib Jpn In bisiem
CONNER felten erlebt, molltn mir uns
cine GlaI9e Sect 3ufemmen laIIen.
gr f6ien i'm 8egriff, feline 2iebIingsz
arie aus Sra Dinbolo an5uitimmen,
perIdludte fie- iebo6 i'm Mngefi9te Der
gebedten 9ofeE, an mel1er er fi1 nit
BEN Nppetite, ben ein gutter Mageu unb
ein gutes @epifen perIeiben, i1ieoerlieB.
Die Mabl3eit Der beioen Neaien~
berg's perlief In eigentbiimlider Art !;
BEN duBerh rebfetigen Batter fab bic
Dbaig einipl6ige 9D9ter gegeniiber.
0err BON Maienberg i1ien bas 8ebiirfs
nib 5n fiblen, feline peinliben paufen
eintreten al laiien unb eradbIte bon al
len mosli9en, gor nidt 3llr Sadie aez
borigen Singen, bon grnteausfidteu.
pDlltlIber Sage i'm cnnern unb mad,
Mnben; bann allmdblidb auf militdris
i6e Derbdltnihe iiberlentenb. BON ben
beborifebenben Nfan6pern unb NIT ii.
mem fhbnen 6eiienfpunge mar er
pl6bli1 Bel benz General, iiber ben er
cine ganje Gnale bes 2obes ousaos !:
es CAB feinen bebeatenberen nlilitdriiden
Siibrer unb glei63eitg feinen 6armans
teren Maun unb @efeaf@after, als ben
genernI.
p0pa, Ou friitfit ia gar ni1t, lnter.
brad ibu Grancista in ieinen 2obess
grbebungeit, iubent fie bas eben geleerte
@Ias bes 8aters fiilIte. Die banbgreifs
li@e llnmabrbeit bieier gemerfung,
benis e. bate bic 6ldfde Sect au Orei=
pierteIn gan5 allein aiisgetrunfen, rief
bel 6errn BON Waienberg einen Nuss
bru9 BON 0eiterteit berpor. ct fhlua
nd auf b0s Qnie, baB es flatfdte, un6
la1te onbalteno bor iidb bin, obne su
nerratben, tuoriiber.
Menn er Dir aud nift gefdllt, min
0b6ting - I'm b6dten Stadium gutter
Gauue ting Ntaienberg on, Blattoeutidl
ei15unliIben = i1gte er tuiehernD. id,
bleibe beHnod babel, oab ber General
Elm darmauter, elm san3 6armanter
Ram III.
Ra@bem Der Iebte 9ropfen aus bet
Glaf9e getruHfen mar, erbob man iid,,
nno 6err BON Moienberg fudte feinen
Dl0b unter Der Deranba auf, INN bas
ftlbf uitter ben narfotifden Wolfen ei=
iler bcrtreffIi9en gigdrre In fein 0ads
mitt1gsf9Idf1en binhber3utrdumel.
AIs itm bies in fiir3eifer 3tit gelunsen
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3mei iunge Garbige, Sobnion
uno garflep, in Dallas tparen auf bic
Sago gegangen unb in Gplge babou
bra1te man 8arflep f1per bermunbet
CUR Stabt 5uriid. Ser llngladiide
bate einen @6rotf6uB ins @efdt er=
balten, ber ibn belber Mugen beraubte.
ggle bic Sade augegangen, 1T nid5t all
eIrfabren. oa ber 8ermunbete bepuBtl0s
TT un6 Sobnfon bebauptet, iein BUM
mes @emebr lei bon ielbf losgeganaen
uno babe ben 8artlp ins @eii9t gee
troffen.
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@ernhe In mt

S!sls sspilsnlofe gertdufer mOaeu gud, ia.
9en lle Daoen SsilmitteI fir Suftea un6 Grfal.
tun9en, Die sera6e 70 gut iinb aIs Der aIte
anoerlalltsee Or. Botanic Suifen. unb Qunoen.
Ssrnp. uno ipenn ibr ni6t barouf belebf Sis,
fes 9etlmittel au erbalten, iperoet ibr iebr ON.
gsfabrt iperoen. Rreis 80 Gents unS $l.OO.
gerfanft bel 8. RaIteyer G Gom.
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Dead Shot" serep 8orm Qini.
ment Mutt fider nno fdnel. Dc1cs Ointment
tootet Die Biirmer ausenbIidlid; bait 8Iieacn
ab uno beiIt bic @unoc. SIM @afier anfaeioif
IT e Elm ausse,ei6netes SeilmitteI aeaen iraenb
tpelde Bunbea beim 8ieb. Ereis SO gents.
yraparlrt uno gum 8erfauf bel u. Dreis,
San sntonio. 1866 tum
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Bon Seebile tpirb beridtet, bah
Die gefpobner bon 2ibe Dat Gountp
nur penig fiir bic Nranias BaB
gabn unter5eidneu. Sic baIten bofiir,
baB bieie 8abu bem gaueces Sbale feis
men Iortbeil brinse unb mollen Iieber
tuarten, ois eine 8abn bur9 genanntes
3bal gebaut tpirb. Sic lino ber Nm
fl6t, oaB oieB gar nidt ausbleiben fanu.
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8olb unb SiIbermaareu
u9ren &C. BET Griber 8ros. Main
yla3a, bret Sbiiren unterbaIb Wolfion.
es tpirb beutfd seipro9en.
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- Wo i'd SOngaline in Gdaen DON
N9euralgia angelpanot babe, bat es su=
friebenftellenb gelpirft.
It. %. 8rabp, so. g.,
6pnes6ale, pa.
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Giiblit ou miibe bid unb lar,
gdmm bein boloes pfeileim irads
Jau's gum &anbe bon Sabafs
Son ber Girma y@ al & Qr".
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Musfottuns, nebf anoern Yrien ausgeeet fnb. IS - ~
Spts. besbmb in gaeau @rdpien, Gu6 .Bet
reunen Gom bOp ourn Ebeau au em ga Sddtnsen unb n
berpe Sur bn 4btbdluus no $3.50 rn befmmt
stoats ms $500 ,ur Ser.
tbilun9 an bic Bf=@rer3renben aussieet fub. - -
@enssff mm @eanasperne fnebm merben unh
$3.50 in Beiin aur 0etbeiung fomnlen. - - -
re6ss Gyas nod ME ss4nes n6eueperf pes an fsmmt
Volfsfef Mbenben absebrann wrb. - = -'7
perfhebener
Ser. @taaten Gaoanei> 9iesiment. '7pT ~ ~ A
Sdensedt aussabrt ger aon grupsen b inter,
faadn We Dsben Dunr bes guIfss
fefes auf Te1paee - - ~ - ss'
Die ausSesn afoatiOns ~ tetraaen oudn s5ooo ous,r r
der Sumne nod cine Anjahl Spealprdn gebeina mmm
u Den auswdrSen Uudn baabseie Gnbabns ub ceIro
S0ds unb g wiro nur in nDmuaes Gintttsse prlonat
sSeaas anstuntt ertbetea bic anfAlas3ed peien
Die SsOlfsfeit. .NfIpciation,
i9,9 San antcnie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
oritoNIMo ON A RAID.

WAsuINGIoN, oct la telegram has
been received at the war department.
from ten. Crooks, stating that Capts
Crawford and Davis, at Guadalupe Canon,
Southeastern Arizona, send information
by courier To the effect that twenty or
twenty-five Indians pissed tNal point on
the goth, travelling rapidly northWUfd,
Capt Crawford II la pursuit aud troops
have been ordered IN from various points
10 intercept the hosiiles The com.
mnndlng onlcer az Fort Apache has
been directed 10 hold bis tro9pS
IN readiness for immediate service
citizens nt exposed points have been
warned and urged 60 corral their sioch
IN order 10 prevent The Indians from &c..
curing rcmonts. Every prccaution has
been taken for some time past 10 prevent
the hpstilrs from communicating With me
Chicalahuas, who are closely watched ~
their agency. The raiders mr. supported
Ia be part Of Gcronlmo's hand, who
have been down IN Mexico
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
rrmh Llnc rrr.Iaenl. n con,en,Ier.

NEW YORK, Oct. An the roads cN.
cepting the lehigh Valley were repre-
scented at the meeting OF the trunk line
tailway Presidents, President Roberts
OF the Pennsylvania presided. There
were also present, President King of the
Eric, Manager lllckson aud
Traffic Manager Sargent Of the Grand
Trunk, President ncpew OF the New
York Central aud b. A. llcgman of the
Lackawanna. The following was passed.
Resolved, we hereby pledge ourselves
that we VIII not allow any variations TO
be made from the established east bound
rates, either by direct reduction or other
wise, by any officer agent or any en-
ploye OF our lines, and that upon the re-
quest of the commissioner, when evil
dence satisfactory 10 him be presented
that established rates have been cut by
any connecting road or its connections,
even though the reduction may be paid
In Its or their own proportion of
rate, we will withdraw all proutmg
arrangements and viii not accept from
such connecting roads through bills or
through cars, but will cause rebilling and
transfer of property at full tariff rates
from junction points, and we further
agree that any agent under our control
who may be shown TO Ne quoting less
than, or Instrumental IN cutting.
established rates either hy rebate OF
otherwise shall be discharged, provided
any line may withdraw from this rcsolu-
ton on ten days notice given ut any
presidents meetings called for the pur.
pose
Resolved, that until october
10, freight IN transit prior
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
THOSE GOATS DID IT.
An Exciting Scene in Justice Nmcc's
Court, in which Chair is En-
iectiyely Used.
Wlldernan's Goats Rise SmilinEly to the
Top Again, and Cause II Blundy FRA.
cas-More Trouble Anticipated,

Wudhman's goats are still an issue,
which, like BanquO's obstrcperous
shadow, VIII not down. The latest
phase OF this celebrated case Is y suit
instituted by G. w. WlIderman against
Nit Holmes ana J. i. Fugg, ON u note for
$50 Since the proceedings were com
mcnced, very bitter feeling has grown
up between the litlgants, on account OF
the nature of the defense, which was
based on two propositions first, that
the provision contained Ia the
note for $40 attorneys fees was
forged by Wildcrman after the signatures
had been made; second, that the note
had been Offset by a commission OF S25 TO
Holmes in goat transaction between
the brother-in-law of the latter and
Waterman The suit came up before
Justice Nance yesterday, and while IL
was IN progress an episode occurred
which may furnish another illustration
Tor the Police Gazette. fogg was
placed on the stand about O'Clock, and
testified that The attorney fee clause
was absent from the note when be signed
II. At this iuncture Wilderman sud
denly approached him from behind and
struck him a stunning blow with his tsi,
squarely under the ear Fo9g was taken
completely by surprise al the attack and
was Knocked out Of the chair. Holmes
seeing his partners dilemma seized q
chair aud rushing 10 his relief lclled
Wildcrman, withs terrific blow on thc
head. Fogg had recovered by this time
sufficiently 10 get ' a few
wen directed kicks on VII
dcrman's head when the attorneys ~ the
case lntcrfered and succeeded in parting
the belllgerents The sourt fined VIII
derman aud Holmes . dollars each ioI
contempt
Wilderman state to GAlET1E 70.
porter IN eXplBnp N Of bis conduct Thai
( he never took otc III his life without q
I provision for attorneys fees IN case Of
enforced collection, and that when be
heard Fogg swear him f0rger b,
/ telt so indignant that be could not refroif
/ from striking him.
Tie general belief ls that Wildcrman'
I goats an, not done with yet, and tina
more trouble Is sure 20 follow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
MOTHERHOOD.
The New Jail Nearing Completion. \
Fine Piece of work,

Special to the Gazette,
WEArnERroRp, Tx, Oct 1.-The
work of putting in the new four cells, in
the Jail at this place, is about completed.
Mr.A.L. lIolcomb, who is doing the
work, is now completing the plumbing,
will finish IL tomorrow and ALI the work
Will be complete, and then Parker county
will have iail that can not be broken
and prisoners escaping every ten or
twelve months as heretofore. This work
is executed by the Pauly jail Building
and Manufacturing company, st. Louis,
through their agent, Mr.. llolcomb. The
cells are made of hye-ply bar steel, which
Is patent and used by no other
company. Tho entire work does
honor 10 the builders, and Is n
great source OF satisfaction 10
She citizens Of Parker county.
The Catholics OF this city arc having 4
gallery erected in their church for the use
OF their choir. Bishop Gallagher OF Cal
weston viii be here next Sunday aud adj
minister the sacrament OF confirmation IN
that church and some good music VIII no
doubt be rendered on that occasion. The
ladies' of the congregation have recently
purchased very fine organ, and upon the
whole the congregation seems 10 prosper
better now than ever before. Rev. Father
Crowley Of Fort Worth gives services once
almonth, but learn that IN the near future
they will hayea resident pastor here, whef
they will have services ofiener' perhaps
every Sunday.
The saloon formerly owned BY Nj w
B. Tillman, who sold 10 j w. Ross, ba'
been closed all day. Mcssrs. Tillmai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
A noNn.lrMrrn cAranr.


IOTTrspOndcncc on Inc N1L'IIr
McKiNNEY, TEX, Sept so. G. w.
Jones, who was under charges for assault
to murder, aggravated assault and theft
Of timber, aud who, after many fair prom-
ises, succeeded In giving bond in the early
part Of September, skipped out and
left his bondsncn, who employed Shcrin
Beck 10 catch aud bring him back. Last
Saturday Deputy Sheriff Franklin and
Lake Tarply, one u tie bondsmen, started
on the trail sixteen miles from Little
Rock, Ark Jones was oYertal.en and
then followed fight, foot race and horse
race and the capture Of Jones, Who now
looks through the Jail bars, and his bonds.
men are happier men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
Best on the Road.

Mcintyre 4 lIeath's celebrated min
Strels, who play here Saturday night, are
general favorites on the road il the press
notices be believed. The Savannah ga
Morning News, September /, 1855, says
of them:
"Standing room only" was the sign
over the theater box-olllce half an hour
after the doors were opened for
Mcintyre & Ileath's minstrels last
night. The theatcr was iammed--
parquet, dress circle, balcony and gal.
leries, The company is a good one, and
gave an excellent performance. The de-
lineatlons of negro character were adj
mirablc, and the olio was arst-class. The
specalties were a good deal above the
average. The Braham Brothers shad-
owgraphs were very clever Delhauer
and Geyer, the marvellous frog and clown,
were crack. Geycr, as a contortionist,
was repeatedly applaudcd, Mcintyre and
Heath, in their Specialties, were first-rate
The sketch entitled "The Telephone"
concluding the first part of the entertain
ment, was capital. The performance
throughout kept the audience in good
humor and was one of the best that has
ever been seen in Savannah.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

NHtcli 10 lhc Natvttc.
WEArnfRFuRn, Tl.N,, oct. 1.-The
latest news received here from Ganbury
regarding che Williken trial n that the
hearing of the testimony was concluded
at noon to-day, aud at o'clock this
evening .hrcc oi the attorneys had made
their argument In the case. Judge
Hawourt of this place opened the argu-
ment for the prosecution, and Col.
lanham, also OF this place, opened the
argument for defense Then Attorney
Estes OF Gmnbnry spoke Tor the proSccu-
ton. The attorneys will have mtil to-
morrow night to argue the case, as the
Judge has ordered that the case shall no
20 the jury tomorrow night.
Several Of the witnesses IN
the Graft case now ON trial at Dallas, re-.
turned on the west.bound train at l0;S0
tonight aud stated that the hearing Of
the testimony In the ease was con.
cluded about 8 o'clock this oven
ing AZ about 6;S0 the attorneys CONE
pleted their argument before Commits.
sioner Mccormick, and he held his dccls-
ION over until tomorrow morning at .
O'Clock, until then the result Of the
trial Is not known,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

aud Ross have been taxing an inventory
oi the stock now on baud and The doors
will be opened m the morning with Mr..
Ross as proprietor.
Rev NJ HlweliS, pastor Of Tie Method.
iSt church az this placu, returned from
Jacksboro yesterday evening, where he
has been assisting Ia arcviyal meeting at
that place.
Porter Bros. 4 kldwcll viii commence
TO move into their now store tomorrow,
and win commence 90 mark their new
goods, and Win Dc ready by Monday for
business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
They Are Secured.

Deeds Of trusts and ehattel MORTGAGE
were flcd with the county clerk yester-
day as follows: Luke Short and NJ. r..
Mclean toiF. W. Bali, an undivided one
third interest in the White Elephant "a.
loon TO secure w. IL. Ward IN the pay-
mcnt of note for $1,000.
Elizabeth X. Miller and husband to A.
). Mier, lot of cattle, horses, etc, to
secure Leon 4 IL. Blum in the payment Of
S37S
Thomas Roche 90 4 b. Smith, the nj
OF ne4 OF block 80 ON Houston street, 20
secure William Harrison in the payment
OF TWO notes, one for $4,000 and the
other for $50, 900.
i. b. Creswell to j. b. Simpson, 55s
acres of land on Village creek, out of the
j. NJ Daniels one-third league survey,
to secure the payment of five notes for
$3.50 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

WAsmNGroN, oct. l.--flarles AcN,
who was yesterday relieved from his
position as chief of division IN the Of
dee toi the register OF the treasury, wns
to-day appointed 20 a $1,000 clerkship IN
The same Office,
:. VI. Stockslager, a newly appointed
commissioner Of the land Office, took ne
oath Of Office to-day una entered
upon his duty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

WAsnlNoroN, oct. -Ciyil Service
Commissioner Godfrey has hot yct heard
anything from the president as 20 what
action VIII be taken upon bis resignation.
Commissioner I'hOman Is ia San FRAN
cisco, where be y holding cigil-scrNice
examinations underline direction Of the
commission. fie VIII start for washing
ton next sunday and j. expected %
reach this city about The last OF next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
TIN MES REPORTED KILLED.

Special TO the Gazette
S,N ANTONIO, TEX., oct Ia letter
from Preside, dated September 20, snys
"a Fight has occurred between smugglcrs
and Mcxcans TOW miles below on the Rio
Grandc, In which ten men are reported
Killed aud their goods captured. Particle
lars of the bloody ARRAY and names Of
those wIo lost their lives have not been
obtdinpdn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

The installation ceremonies of the
segly elected officers, lodge of Knights
Templars, took place at Masonic hall last
raht. The membership afterward adj
burned to the hall over Zane Cetti's,
omer Of Main and Second, and enjoyed
I gmptuous banquet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

The following transfers OF property
We're filed for record in the county clerks
Office yesterday;
i. L. Witten and wife 10 +. A. Enlcss.
1914 acres on Big Bear creek, Tarrant
county. Consideration, $3.50.
~. smith TO G.. l.. Frost, north half
OF lot ?, block ?, Daggctt's addition.
Consideration, $500.
d. Z. Reed and wife to b. C. johnson.
business lot l00xl0O. Consideration
$1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

trace Of heusy blow. which he cxplainod
was given with = stick by white bov
whom he did not know. The youthful
neiligerent was accompanied by his
mother, who represented her hopeful
prodigy as perfect dove OF Innocence
and lamented that he could not 10 on tho
streets without being assaulted by other
boys, lie was released on bond to an.
PEAR before his honor, the recorder, this
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
MAIL nonIilItY.

WtsuNGroN, oct la dispatch re-
cclNcd NJ the postolIlce department To-
day stated that the mail stage running
between san Angelo and Abilene, Tex,
was stopped and robbed by q hghwaylnun
NcelnrhnN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
ron THREE YEARS.

BosrON, MASS, Oct. l.--franklm j.
Noscs,I ex-governor II South Carolina,
was to-day sentenced 10 three years I'm
prlsOnmont In the state PRISON for OBJ
tainlng money undcr false prcionses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
d. viii Come.

Mr.. Jake Johnson of the Racing assoc
,aon, received a letter yesterday from
Nellie Burke, the celebrated equeStrienne,
atmiiting proposition to come here
.al ride a chariot race daily during the
hl meeting. 1t is probable that arrange
nents will be made to secure her.