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TIME TABLE.

TINE TABLE.
nor FRANKLIN. BLACK DIAMOND
u and intermediate stations. daily. 81
7 g. m.
ForNewcastle and intermediate stations
daily at 5. 80 and 1910 a. n. and p. m.
Returning arrive al Seattle from Cedar
river extension at i:ie p. m, and from
Newcastle branch at $40 q. m, IL m. go
and sap. m.
Running time TO franklin. h. 80 m.
Running time to Newcastle, b. 10 m.
10 effect April 5. 1885.
7. J. MINER
APPS Assistant Superintendent.
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Notice of Final Proof.

AVtASC Va AAAshh n AVUhs
q. S. LAND ORFTCK AT OLYMPIA, ". TIL
July Is, 1855.
- Eotiee is hereby given that RE Derrick
A. CHU aCHILL has flied notice Of intention 70
make FINAL proof before VIM. II. Llewellyn, .
Notary Public, at his Office In Seattle, W. T.,
on Saturday. the 5th day Of September. A. o.
1885. on Pre- emption d. 8. No. ease, for the
lot 3. Of section IL, township % north, range
east
rs names ~ witnesses: Rev r. B. Dill
worth, Il. VI. Soow and Levi Snow Of vashon
IslAn5, ". T., and VIM. Il. Hazard Of seat
tie, W. I.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
ty2aseS REGISTER Of the Land Once
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Charity

nav be -fAirsss and forecast Of the Tain
that wait On mans mast dlzuIaed AMI
hsppiest sszfe.- but the dignity ani haF-
piness Of man cannot l0ag endure Wlia-
out the health that mzy Be obtained In
few bottles Of Ayers SarsspariIla- A W
Parker, lumber dealer. re BieuTy street.
Montreal. Que writes: AFTER beng
troubled with Dyspepsia for yezr, and
with Salt Rheum
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
The Supreme Court.

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 20-In the
supreme court to-day the following
cases were decided:
S G Spsnn va. Cochran & Ewing
ct al from Washington county; re-
versed and remanded; the opinion by
Justice Sta, ton.
Kate Ewing Va. Wilson q Howell,
from Washington county; affirmed /;
the opinion by Justice Sta, ton.
Holck q O.. VS. the Phoenix insur.
auce company ct al, from Wehb
county: affirmed, the opinion by
Judge Willie
Miller q English ct al. VS. Jannett 4
Frank, from Burleson county; re-
versed AMI remanded, the opinion by
Ju-tioa Willie.
l. d A Bersenback va. ]. NJ Key
from Washington county; afti cmed;
the opinion by Justice Willie.
The Texas & Pacific railway W. ]
J Ritsche, from Grayson county; re
vrrstd aud remanded.
A II. Belo & Co VIZ. II. L Wren
from 'r' Wis county, the motion for
rehearing submitted
The following cases were referred To
The commission of appt as:
G. ii Allyn & Co vs p. j. Willis
Il Rr'. from Navarro county
E II. Skaggs Va GrcrchsOn d Coti.
m4n FROM Henderson county.
J r tArrar w. G w. Beeman Ell al,
from Navarro ecu ty
H Br0wn d Go vs.. Wm. Cham
hers ct al from Cherokee county.
Tomorrow the supreme court and
the court Of appeals will call the mo
tim docket for the secoud assign.
ment, Including the cluntles of Ahge
Ina. Chambers, Fraestone, Grimes,
Hardin, Houston asper, Jefferson
Leon, Liberty, Madison, Newton,
Orange, Polk, San Jacinto, Trinity,
rs Ter and Walker.
Judge W-st is much improved and
Il is bopei will poor ba able TO resume
his seat upon the bench
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
NEMspApEn P0sTAan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 The house
committee on post-oifices and post
roads will, next Friday, consider the
various bills relative TO the reduction
OF the newspaper postage. The COM
nittee Is in receipt of n memorial on
the subj ct prepared by Mes+rs
Morrison Mumfoid, DR.. Locke and
VIM Penn Nixon, a committee rep
festnting the newtpaper publishers "i
the West aud Norihwest. Thi
committee was appointed at the
last annual meeting Of the Western
Associated Press held at Detroit to
call the attention OF congress 10
the lnadequacits OF the postal laws
bearing on the rate char ed for news
papere and periodicals. The memorial
saya In part:
Newspaper publishers are not mem
dicante, but they claim to have
such relations 10 the diff.
fusion OF light and knowledge
among the people OF the day. which
we understand was one of the objects
for which the postal department OF the
the government was created. as gives
the right to demand a fair hearing and
just enactments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
LoNGvIEw.
The Wounded Conductor, Frazer,
Dead - A Dry.Goods Mer-
chant ASSIGNS.

CnanL assigns.
Special 20 The GaE, tie
LoNavIEw, Ten, Jan. coin the
district court, Mai. Steadman of
Marshall was selected as special Judge
in those cases in which Judge McCord
is disqualified. The civil docket was
taken up to day. The criminal docket
Is set for Thursday. There are eight
prisoners IN all; there Is also quite n
number of criminal cases whose prin-
cipals Hre on bond.
The trial II Anon Stevens for the
murder Of Charles Stevens, neatly two
SeArs ago at Glad. water, Is ct for
Wednesd by, the % b inst A up, cial
veniTe OF sixty men has been ordered
In the case of Ed i a., which was
recommended for new trial, cuange
of venue 10 Marshall has been 90.
tanned
The wounded conductor, Frazer, who
was shot At Overton yesterday morn
ing, died list night on the train that
was bearing him TO his wife, who Wa
coming to him from Galveston, but
before the train reached their meeting
point he was dead Brakeman P0wt r
was sent to the hospital at Fort Worth
this morning.
Snow fiji here last night to the
depth Of four inches and has remained
all day.
L. r, Kennard, dry goods dealer,
one of the Oldest aud most honor, q
merchants in town, made an assign
m-ut this morning j. w. Boring is
the assignee His liabilities are SIG,
mo; his liabilities are not et known.
With his proveTbial honesty Mr. KeI =
uaTd gave mis- last dollar to the as.
signee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
oNhKION.
The Details OF tho Iowardly Murder by
the 1rRmps.
Oirrespondenoe OF the tinzette.

The Details OF tho towardIy Murder by
the Iramps.
Correspondence o. the Gazette.
OvERTON, TEX, Jan. 10. - This
morning at ! o'clock, as the south.
bound express on the international d
Great Northern pulled out, two tramps
got on between the baggage cars
rhey were discovered by Brakeman
Pnwer. He informed the conductor.
who stopped the train one mite south
NJ here and attempted 10 put
them of, they Teiu-ed To get Oh. and
drawing heir pistols fired on the con-
ductor, the ball striking him Just un-
der the cOllaT-bune aud cOniluQ on
just above the left shoulder-blade. He
fell of the train, not being armed,
turned TO run into the express car,
when they shot him in the
right bullock, the ball not coming out.
The conductor IL named Frhz-r He
10 thought TO be MORALLY wounded.
The brakemRn's wound IL very seri.
Gus one. but Is not thought to De NOR.
tai. The train was backed up TO this
place and the two wounded men
taken to the Levi house, where
medical attention was had immedi
ately. A special train came up from
Palestine this morning, bringing
bloodhounds from the penitentiary,
and PARTIES are now hot on the track
ol the offenders, and they will
most likely be- caught to day
Or. Hunter OF Palesline came
up on the social to attend The wound.
ed men. Tramps are getting to bevery
troublesome as well as dangerous ia
this community. T,is Is ah iut the
fomth time they have boarded the
Midnight train here in the last few
weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
Notes from j, Rerson.
Special 70 The Gazette.

8pecIAI % Tue UnEeiIb.
JEFFERSON, Tx, Jan. 20 The
snow is five inches deep and is still
falling, the heaviest since 1876 Stock
are suffering worse than they have for
years
Safeguarding Is all the 90 now. You
can hear the jingle Of the bells on
every corner
J b Lit lejohn Of Fort Wor h Is In
the q y, attend ng dlstrlctc ur
MessFs. Max Munzesheimer and
Jos. Marx OF Texarkana are In the
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
TELEGRApHIc

]. w It. White, an asst
NJ the common pleas cou
Pitt-burg, Pa, made an
Y. sterday for tue benefit
tore. His liabilities are :
His assets are probably %
haIf that amount. f.
DIR Mank.n Of Adamil
and Mrs Ellsl Pork, -
pether, deser ing their 81
three months ago, have z
vt jackson, Tenn. Manks
to be implicated in q ~
and $3.50 was offered AZ
hey were sent back ba.E
terday.
The two young lsdle
Burns. who were pnlsals
driuking-waier out Of . y
home at SsiDt Alban.
Saturday, are reported
nut If danger. II is tho'
water was p 'isoned By :,
had been used ~ dealf''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
Facls About The ChIId.

a healthy Child IS a joy In the house.
A sick and fe' Bile child 10 a constant
worry. The diseasee which attack the
child are those chiefly which attack
the digestive organs and the blood.
Browne Iron Bittefs acts gently but
powerfully 90 these, restoring the child
to htalt and yigor II 10 pleasant
menicine to taar, and the children un-
Ger 10 use viii gain strength IN every
1 orlion Of the body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
mo CallIornin Senntorshln.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. Cox
Gov. Leland Stanford was nominal
ed for United States senator by joint
Republican senatorial caucus to night,
r. ceivlng AZ OF the so votes cast on the
second ballet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
wAsHINoroN NOTES.
Ths rresiasul's reception.

WAsHINaToS, Jan. 20 The second
OF the regular receptions by the presi.
dent for the season vas given a. rhe
White House tonight in honor Of the
q ingress and the supreme court
There was a large and brlllian'
Ia attendance. The presl
dent received his guests Ia the blu Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oFIIvE STOCK

WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan. 20 Rep
reseutative Clardy of Missouri was iu-
structed by the house Committee of
commerce to-day to report ftvorsbly
Repre- sentative Hopkins resolution
introduced during the last session di-
reeting that committee to in
quire into such evils as may
.xist IN the transportation OF live
stock. one OF the evils cited in the
resolution Is that by the present sys-
lem OF transporting live stock by the
railroad companies, 10 per cent. of the
auimala perish la cons, quence of bar
barOus treatment, aud the II sh of the
dead animals Is sold TO the public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
Acquitted by tne FEDERAL Court at d alias

DALLAS. TEX, Jan. 2O.-Blll Epps,
who Is charged with stage robbery,
was deemed not guilty in tho federal
court this afternoon. He was re-
arrested upon ten oapiasea from Hood
county, charging him with as many
different OiitDsts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21

Topeka, KAN, Jan, 20 The house
TO day concurred in the senate reso-
luton ad aptsd yesterday opposing the
nrojscted national ca tie trail through
Kansas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
Tho Missis.ipDI %

New ORuEAN rs. Ia &
telligsnce from Poln' +
water Ia running over ~ 4
and that the CONTRACTS ".
work on account Of ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21

CHICAGO, ILL,
heavy freigbt iralns h.
plate road each draw Z
eolllded near GrAna
morning, badly wrees,
gints and killing 81
Chss. Ellis. The on ..,D 4
Injury. The loes =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
Atthe Ekpa,IHl

NEW ORLEANS, La
withstanding chillins
neOple went to the exp.
iness was conducted =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21

parlor, and was sssistel by Mr.. Nc
Elroy, Miss Frel'nyluysen, Mr.. NJ =
Cullough, Mis-. Brewster, Mrs. Holton
and Mrs. Teller
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The President. Gives Fresh Orders for
the Election Of the Okla
homa Oolonists.
An Ex-GoverumeUt agent Charged with
Prsudulently Procuring the
Cherokee Lease.
Tnr oKLAHuMAIsrs MUST GO. %

THE OKLAHOMAIsTs MUST GO. %
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O-Adjt.-
Gen. Drum to-day received a tele-
gram from Brig. Gen. Augur, COM
handing the department of the Mis-
souri, announcing that the number ol
settlers on the Oklahoma land
had steadily increased, having
reached nearly four hundred,
a. d that resistance tn the federal
authority was threatened. Secretary
Liucoln had conference with the
president on the subject this after
noon, the result OF which was that
Gen Augur was instructed TO concen-
tTate more troops at the settlement
aud remove the INV Iders from the ter.
ritory in as peaceable manAer as pos
sible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
Niusty.Nina Years ~ y
e.-,-., =. a.. fs.vatie.

DALMs. Tgx
Lewis vas s-ntenes.
nluet mine years y
evening for the
sage be- Ween
Fort sill in sepielao'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
THE LEAsISo OF Tue IsDrAN LANDS

THE LEASING OF TUE INDIAN LANDS.
WAsHINaroN, Jan 20-Thos. L
Berry of Wellington, Kas., one Of the
lessees Of the vacant lands Of the Sacs
and Foxes, testified to-day before the
senate committee on Indian sfI'drs
that Special Agent Townsend OF the
Indian bureau and licensed trader
named Pucket obtained the lease
from the Kiowas while they
were officers OF tue government. They
tried 10 get leases from the Sac and
Foxes, but the witness was instrumen.
al in preventing it.
Mr.. Townsend used his authority,
as the government Sg mt, to procure
the lea :. The KlowSs so Berry tsstl.
lied, bAd net acquired "A tile to theiI
reservation and Mr.. Townsend mad,
them believe that he would get a
title for Them IL they would give
INN the lease. The witness said that
the .lndi ans believed that Town
send was the government, and on that
belief they let him have
the lease, Berry also charged
Townsend that he used money
to get his lease. He preferred
charges against MIR Townsend before
the Indian bureau, but did nor hear
from them until he got Senator
Plumb to inquire about IL. He
was then advised that Mr..
Townsend had resigned and the
referee of the Indian commission
could not do anything with him. The
witness testified that it was under
stood that corruption aud fraud was
used to obtain the Cherokee strip
leases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
A Dry.GoOds Stock Bals

special to the Gazette,
PARIS, TEX, Jan
Dry. Goods company g
Little Rlck bought lns
stock Al sheriff. sale %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-21
CONGRESSIONAL.

A Bill Passed to Ascertain Where
the One Hundredth Meridian
Crosses the BED River.
Both Interatate Commerce Bills Before
the senate-A sTong Current in
Favor Of the House Bill,
The House Recognizes tho Necessity
Of Action in Regard TO the Okla
homa Strip.