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Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03
MISGUIDED Genius.

Willie Lewis, the young ~7.yesr-old
boy who was picked up In Lincoln Tues
day night, was brought back yesterday
afternoon. Willie is the boy, 1t will be
remembered, that followed off the Uncle
Toms Cabin company from this city last
week. He said he was in 'love with the
dogs" and concluded to become an actor.
He was found meandering about the
streets in an aimless sort Of way, and
taken care of by the police.
he Is a bright sort of boy, and with
training, something might be made OF
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03
Shipping Their Grain.

The farmers in the interior part of the
state are rapidly shipping out their corr
and other cereals which they have &c
long held. The average number of carr
received every, day at this point over the
Union Pacific aystsm is about $50 pei
day, while 100 cars were received one
day last week. The company has beer
taxed to the utmost to accommodate the
demand for the necessary cars. On the
B. & M also the influx has been tremen
dous, and the movement Ia about as
rapid as ON the Union Pacific lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03

The taxpayers of sewer district No, 19
held a meeting last night to discuss 'illegal
and exorbitant taxes" Mr.. Thomas Gibson
was appointed to secure counsel to make q
legal fight against the tax.
AT late accounts, the man John Klusa,
who was the victim Of a murderous assault
made by his wife and her paramour. is still
alive though sinking. Judge Beneke said
last night that Immediately upon Klusa'
death, Lee Estelle would be photographed for
to open at once the preliminary examination
Of the accused.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03
Ohio Steel Works Reduce wages.

PrrTsBURG, January "A reduction OF
wages, ranging from ten to twenty-five pei
cent, has been made in the steel works at
Coshoctop, Ohio. Halt the operatives go out,
Ii. w. Oliver, one of the heavy iron maDufac.
turers of this city, believes the industrial de,
preston has reached its lowest point. He
gays: within a short time all our works viii
be r%unpiog full, as well Ss nearly sll ths other
maautacturiI 6 tab'ishments herr"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03
Endorse the spanish Treaty.

BosroN, January 2.-The New England
Shipowners' association this afternoon dis
cussed the new Spanish treaty and adopted a
resolution declaring: We most heart ly en-.
dorse the same. with the recommend stion
that the Spanish East Indis possessions be al,
lowed to participate in all the benefits of this
treaty, and that the privileges of the c~arryipg
trade be confined to the vessels built and
owned in the United States and Spain.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03
(To BE C~oNTINUED.)
He Will Lose His Bet,

I'll drink nothing stronger than cider,
Only one cigarette smoke a day;
I'll throw all nv plug in the FIRE,
Draw-poker l never will play.
I'll retire at ten in the evening,
To save up my Doodle I'll strive;
Oh! pou bet your sweet life I'll be steady
Through the whole of the year 'S5.
Hack Treesac.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03
The Newsboy Friend.

Col. Alexander HosglAnd, Who has for
the past twelve years bsen engaged in
volunteer benevolent work among the
newsboys Of Louisville, KY, and for tho
past two years organizing in various cities
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets only So. Shares in Proportio

Louisiana State Lottery Company
.He do A<reby ee.tfy sat .e supervise sac q,
rargesentS for all the Monthly end Seni-Annua
Drau,ngs 81 the Louisiana State Lottery Company
hemseives, a,,d that The same arc conducted uth
honesty, fairness. and in good Jaith totuaSd az psS
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,!;sate, Iith Jdo-similes Of our signatures zttssAce
IN Ga ddceyttRepsente."
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03

Mr.. Parke Goodwin, upon retiring from the
Office of district attorney, will enter into Jaw
practice in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03

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ropose. Its ingredi-
ents are safe, and its
credentials, which
consist In the hearty
endorsement Of per.
sons OF every class
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Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-03

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
THE FATHER OF RAILWAYS.
Paul BrOmond Dies Very Suddenly at
Galveston

Galveston
GALVESTON, TEX, May S Paul
Bremoni, of the best-known citizens
of Texas and the greatest railroad
builder Texas has ever produced, died
suddenly In this city tonight In the
seventy fifth year OF his age
from an acute attack of
peritonitis, The deceased resides
at Houston and came to Galveston
only Two days ago On brief visit to
hs old friend, Capt, a Il. Lufkin, at
whose residence he died. He was
complaining somewhat when he
| reached the city and made the
| trip In hopes OF deriving some benefit
by the change of air and surroundings.
! Hie illness WAS not regarded as dam
gerous His death, therefore, was q
great surprise 10 the community
| Mr., Brem md WAS one NJ the most
remarkable men In the South Hecame
10 Texas while quite young man.
He located at HOustos, where for
many years he carried on succ s.ful
me- rcanlile pursuits. He conceived
the pr, ject Of building railway from
the gull To the Rad river, waiuh re.
suited In the organization and con-
slruciion of that line OF railway
piercing the heart OF Txss
known as the IL oustcu 4 Texas EN-
trial railway Toward the consttuc-
ton OF the main line OF this system
MIR. Bremoud contributed largely
from his own private means. He be,
came fiat president OF the
road aud maintained an active
interest In IL for many
yeSn Several year, ago he pr, jectet
the Houston, East Il West Marrow
Guage railway, running from Houston
10 shreveport when completed a
the time OF his death he had finisht
and WAS op rating 200 miles OF thi
railway, Every o. Of thus
, railway was built from MIR
Brtmnnd's own fortune without re-
; COURSE 90 the usual meth ods OF selling
walered stock aud Issuing blanke
/ mortg GEE. The balance OF the road
9 some one hundred aud thirty.fiv,
nies, was under contract for imm, al
/ ate completion NJ the time Of hi
4 death
Tue deceased was known through
out Texas rs the father of railways,
HIS loss will be severely felt N leave
widow aud an interesting family O
: Fix grown children The deceAse,
WAS married three times His forum,
Z Il variOusty estlmNed at between tw
J. aud THREE milli0us.
MIR, Bremond was lem believer Il
the modern doctrine Of -p'rilualism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
AUSTIN.
Two Barefoot Negroes Arrested on Sus'
pioion Of Numbering the Ne
gress Cook.
Revelations Of a Startling Character Bx
pecled Soon in the stoddsrd
Investigation.
Night RufIians Enliven the Streets Of
the 0apital-several Res
licences Visited.



AUSTIN, TEX, May S.--Judge G. ID.
Davis OF Jones county 10 prominent
applicant for the district ludgeship of
his district.
The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe rail-
road paid 1918 passenger tax to day.
1t Ia under4tood that several cattle
men from this section will attend the
Dallas convention on the 18th to dis
cuss the quarantine question and other
matters affecting the interest OF the
cattlemen OF the state at large.
The grand jury has been inyestigat-
ing the attempted assassination and
cremation Of DR.. Stoddard, and rumor
has 1t that revelations of a most damn
able character are making.
One or two negroes have been ar
rested on suspicion Of numbering the
negro woman yesterday morning
The evidence against thu m is that
barefoot tracks were found on the
premises of the murdered woman, and
the two arrested were unfortunate
enough not to have shoes
The wife Of Mr.. A. H Grow, a
prominent merchant Of this city, died
in Mexico last night OF smallpox
Her remains VIII be brought to Aus.
tin for inierment
The night rufliAns enlivened the
city again last night by visiting the
res d noes OF +, II. Wilson, Mr.. Moore
of the treasurers Office and others.
At Moores they were fired at, but un-
fortunately the shot was without
eff ct.
IL nas been 80 co oil here to-day that
many kept up fires, II Is feared that
heavy hail-storm prevailed north
west OF here lat night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
MERIDIAN.
Two Of the Uncaged Jail.Birds Gap.
tured.

Special
MERIDIAN, TEX. May S.-Jerry De-
Gratfenreid and Frank Moore, colored,
the prisoners who escaped from the
Meridian jill Wednesday, were cap.
tur d this morning by Sheriff Sp.ers
and Constable Thomas OF this county
and Deputy Sheriff Eubank OF Whit.
ney, with posse OF Basque county
ciuzaus, They were found about sun
rise ON the premises of DeGratfenreid's
mother, ab Jut two aud half miles
from Whitney. When the officers
aud posse came onto them, they made
H. ht aud about fifteen shots were ex-
changed. The officers finally made
their way into the house and it was
surrounded by the posse. AL last the
men agreed To surrender ana
were taken TO Whitney. There a
cuarge was filed against them
for ass ult with intent TO murder, and
they were taken 10y the sheriff OF Hill
county to the Hlll-boro Jail DeGraf-
fenrtid Is awaiting trial in this county
FOR the theft OF morse, and Moore ID
under sentence FOR two years in the
| penitentiaTy
| Only one OF the escaped prisoners IL
now nc large, and he Ia not an i'm.
portant criminal He Is JacA Haryick,
charged with assault with intent ID
murder, IL about TWEEN y.two or TWEEN.
! ty.thrte years OF age, weight about
lao pounds; he has dark hair aud eyes
aud a beard all over hts face.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09

rage dowry for the princess Beatrice.
who is to be welded shortly TO Prince
Henry Of Battenberg.
Mr. Thomss Sexton, home-rule
member for county Sligo, asked wheth-
or the government h ID interfered In
any way with the appointment OF Mr..
Kelley as American minister TO Aus
triR
Under Secretary Fitzmaurice an.
swered mo"
In the hnuee Of commons TO day Sir
Stafford Nortbcote gave notice that
when the consolidated fund bill comes
up for ~ cond reading he will move a
fresh vote Of censnre. The wording OF
this motion Will be substantially as
follows:
II solved, that the house, having
shown It's readiness TO vote supplies
will refuse TO assent 10 the vote OF
eli 600 900 until II shall have been IN.
formed OF the governments present
policy and Of the purposes for which
the money granted Is 10 be applied"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09

cungregSttd In the portion OF the city
named, ear the new wateT-works site.
Their conduct became more unbearable
each day and IL has become necessary
to check them for the peace and well
fare of the cl liens and property own
ers. In the last few days number OF
the most vicious aud bOisterous OF the
set have been hauled up before the
city judgment-har and sentenced
TO fines aud Imprisonment for their
shortcomings City Marphal Hill and
Deputy Erwin are also taking an act
i've interest Ia the work of fumigating.
The armed posse sent In pursuit. Of
the band Of thieves who stole cattle
from the stock-yards Tuesday nigh
have returned without being sble to
overtake the culpTlts, who are
supposed to have placed the
cows in some OF the
large pastures until the danger OF cap
ture becomes less imminent.
Recently several carloads OF piping
for the water.wofks in the course OF
construction have arrived in the city
from the North and large engine is
reported Ia b d. on the road. The works
are being erected in the eastern part of
the city, near Elm creek Nam pipes
will he run as soon as possible through
all Cf the principal streets and tn ough
the minor streets when demanded by
the growth Of the population.
To-day five prisoners, convicted
during the last term OF the district
court at San Angelo, passed through
the city en- route TO the penitentiary
at Huntsville. They were chained
together and guarded.
The weather has been exceedingly
cold here to day. Hail is reported to
have fallen in some parts OF the west.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
JEFFr RSON.
Della Huff Valves Examination and
Is Bound Over.
apeciaI.

NDeclRl
JEFFERSON, TEX, May S. Della
Huff, charged with an assault with
intent to murder, waived her prelin'-
nary examination this morning be-
fore Justice Spence and her bond WAS
fixed at 500.
The unexpected news ofthe death of
Mrs. Yves Clark. nee Miss Ida Lane,
WAS received here yesterday. Mrs
Clark was for long time resident of
this place, and her many friends were
shocked to receive the sad intelligence.
Mr.. j. G. Pierce, q prominent law
yer of Marshall, Is in the city
The weather suddenly changed from
sultry hot to remarkably cool tenn
perature.
A grand picnic was given last We'd
nesday and another to day
The bayou has been rising very
rapidly, aud it has now assumed the
proportions Of river
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09

COMMANDER KANE! EXoNERATED.
WASHINGTON, May - Admiral
Jouett recently ordered court of in
quiry at Aspinwsll to investigate the
charges made against Commander
Kane. He did not perform his duty at
the time OF the burning of that city
The finding of the court has
been received at the navy department
aud is as follows:
THAT the American flag was in
suited as alleged by the seizure of the
steamship Colon and the forcible ar.
rest and Imprisonment of number of
| American citizens, including an officer
of the United States navy in uniform
and Mr. Rob. X, Wright, IL, United
Sta e. consul at Aspin wall, which,
however, we find tr have been done on
tne 30, h day OF Ma CD under forces
which in our opinion were not revo-
ludonary, but we're q part of an
armed mob acting under the orders of
one, Pedro Preston, who was de-
nounced by both the existing political
parties OF the state of Panama IA a rob.
Der and an assassin who called himself
a revolutionist to cover his base de-
signs.
Tue conduct OF Commander Kane
wa, In our opin on, based upon the
coucordant testimony of all The wit
nesses who have been before the
court, as well as those
"ho have testified by dispositions,
eminently proper. He acted with
Judgment, with discretion, with firm
mes and in accordance with his or.
ders. Had he acted o herwIse there Is
no doubt that the lives of the Am, r.
lean citizens Imprisoned by Pres.
lon would have been sac.
riiced with no benefit to
tHe Americans or to other foreigners
either in saving life or property.
The burning OF Aspin wall would
have followed the murder OF Preston,
prisoners, and in all probability Other
American citizens would be made vic
inns OF PresloL's malignant fury.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
DENTON.
Obituary The Mercury Takes Down.
ward Leap.


DENTON, TEX May S.-Mr. Samuel
James Woods died this morning at 5
o'clock Of congestion OF the brain at
the residence OF his father. he was
the eldest son of Mr.. w, NJ. Woods,
our city attorney. He was very in
dustrious. energetic and promising
young man and was highly respected
by all who had the pleasure OF his ac-
quaintspce. He had been conf uei 10
his room three or four weeks until u
few days ago, wuen congestion of the
brain developed His age WAS twenty :
two years. The funeral Will take
pl ce tomorrow at 10 u. m. at the OId
Fellows cemetery.
A cold wave came down on us late
| yesterday afternoon very uneX-
pectedly. The temperature was low
cred from 25o to 800, aud overcoats
have been in considerable demand all
day.
The Baptist Sunday, school will hold
a picnic tomorrow in Elm creek bot.
tom, near the railroad north OF the
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
special.

AUSTIN, TEX, May 8.--rhe pro-
ceedings in the supreme court to-day
were IA follows: Railway Va. Helm
from Bexar county; affirmed.
Half IL Bro Va. Douglass, from
Guadalupe county; affirmed.
Altegelt w. Emllenberg, from BeXar
county; affirmed
Schramm w. Gentry, from Comal
county; reversed and remanded.
MOrphy Va. Jonee, from Grayson
county; affirmei on certifi jatee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
THE INDIAN WAR,
One Hundred and Twenty Five Red
skins Killed in Saturday q Battle.
NEWS FROM nae NoKrawrsr

WINNIPEG, MAN, May s A wild
rumor tina Gen Middleton's force had
a severe battle with the insurgents at
batouche created great excitement.
the rumor, however, has been pro-
nounced entirely baseless. Il is not
known that Gen. Middleton has yet
moved from thecamp south OF Gabriel.
Advicss from Cl.rke's Crossing say
that the steamer Northcote was 10 be
s,fensthened to-day and her vulnera.
o'e 1,Afts rendered bullet-proof she
Will go down the stream slmullane-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
NEW ERA IN COMMERCE..
The National Commercial Convention
Promises o Success.

Ths National Commercial Convention
Promises Success.
ATLANTA. GA May s -Advices re
ceived from svery state in the union
show that the national commercial
@ invention, to be held in this city on
the 10Th, 90 h aud 2lst in-ts will be q
grand success, and national and non
political In MI respects.
Large delegations from San Francisco,
Omaha, Leadville and other Western
p ints have been appointed and Will
attend.
Addresses will he made by s. Dana
Horton OF Ohio, Eek Gov. Stanford OF
Missouri, Ex-senator Gordon of
Georgia, Hon J O'Drnnell Of New
York, Hon. william BurweIl of New
gia, Hon 5 + Covingtou Of Cinciu-
natl, and Gen. Robert Toombs
Among the distlny u'sht d guests who
will attend are Vice President Hen.
bricks, ex. Gov. Curtin OF Pennsy Iva.
MIA, Gov Gray of Indiana and Gov.
Scales OF North Carolina
Comm, rcial bndies Of all the princi-
pal cities OF the country have appoint
ed delegates from among their
wlscat AID ahlett financiers
aud business men. Over five hundred
delegates have already reported and
preparations for their entertainment
on u grand scale are being carried on
Mae opportunities Will be ofiefdeG
visitors TO see the hest parts of the
South at nominal expense during
May, which ia the most pleasan
| South,ru month
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
AN EX-QUEEN DEAD.
The Queen Dowager of thu Sandwich
Islands Dies in a Fit.

Islands Dies in Fit.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL May AID
vices from Honolulu say that Queen
DowaRer Emma OF the Sandwich
Islands died April 95th. Her death
was sudden. On the day prior to the
sad event she complained OF a
slight headache which continued
10 trouble her. About O'Clock the fol
lowing day she had slight convulsion.
DR.. McKibbon was has lily summoned,
aud immediately comprehendiug her
dangerous sympt' ms, he called in DR.,
rrosseSu. BY the exertipns of the phy.
siclsns the queen was brought around
only To be attacked with another fl
Shortly after che was again restored,
nut suffered n third attack which
proved fatal Less than an hour
elaI sed from the time the physician
was called ill she breathed her last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09

- RoCHEsrKR. June j. ". x
Years ago / ~ss aItackeo W. M
Intense and deathly pains :" IA
Extending to the end oil nv
my brainl
(which made me deliricw
Fro agony.
"li took three men to Au's
at times "a
"The ID ciors tried In vSn
but 10 no purpose.
Morphine and other opgdisr
"HRd no effect, -. "A
"After two mo tbs was ~
"when my wife -. =,
heard a ne ghbor tel what - ,.ii
done for her, she at once :" y A
some. The first dose eases ~, n u !
seemed TO 20 hunting M
foi he pain. az q ",
slayt iwn hours. metnink ~
S'r Two months, Before I ~ ~
tl.s vas well and Al woiA { ail
man could. ior over lnIss
wn ked 10 hard for my fusisih,
y harn cold 4 was taken ',hlor,
| a a painful r euinat-in n
| TEN tn Il ever was IN" Ain ~ "A
az call a The do tors Ass~r,,pff.l
orai .saatrs tnay left me ci,sIi .,
| for lif-. as they said. 4ot
n N, my case. aud he "a 2 ~.
| cnr a n m ard would cu, va
him MT he was SO earnts'
use them again .sks I ihit.','
In less than ious N-,,rk llhH
~ r ,,n ~ IN. bIttsrs Tor n.y. *
became aB well as anl -
been so for six years si" - n
Ith,s also cured my we, y. ~
sick for years; snd has ksP ~. n. ~
dren, wen anl healthy y
three bottl 8 per year. TN s',.'u 4
he SICK a all II tn.
ia. BgRK, ", -Supef'''s,s
.rhat poor invalid wl'
"5iFt<Ii
"Mothtri
"Or daughter ..,,turs q y.
,, ~ oe ~ nrsti-s ~ NV
WI voa let item sgffn'
asrNcne genuine 49, 49, sr5s'
Hops on the white sfisr
poisonous stnn witA
their name
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
TYtE Err.
An Attempted Burglary The Public
Schools Closed.

TYLER, Tex, May 8 -Our public
schools closed for the term to-day The
exercises were witnessed by a large au-
deuce, which did credit To the school
and to the city.
A burglar attempted to enter the
resi- encr OF Mrs Nj II. Bonner last
night but was frightened Off by her
daughter, Mrs Charlie Bonner, who
fired pistol at him,
The Baptist Aid society gave festi'
val tonight for the benefit of the
church, which proved success In
spite of touch OF nnrther.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-09
SAN ANTONIO.
A Gambler Charged With Murder A
Cattle Thief Arrested.


SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May e.-This
morning Capt. Sheely of the rangers
arrested one Napoleon Walker, who is
reported to have operated largely in
Dallas county and About Denton in
horse.st' allng, and IL said To ha been
sent to the peniteutiaty and escaped.
A stir WAS created IN afternoon by
the arrest OF Albert Lamp, n gambler,
by tue sheriff Of Limestone county
upon a charge Of murder com init ed
there eighteen years sgp Lamb was
once n = ockmAn Ia BE county.
The mercury has fallen $50 since
yesterday
A steady rain has fallen for the past
twenty four hours
The Word Bagby Cattle company OF
the Indian territory contracted with
Ed Cotkili today for three thousand
yearllhgs at good prices