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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-12-01

while. I" Nanny, come out into the
entry with me, stand behind me and
hold the light high. Whatever do,
don't scream until its over"
Why, what do you mean, mis-
tress?" said 1.
No matter" said she; "do as 1
bid YOU
Then she took the masters big gun
from over the mantlepiece and went
out into the hall.
l began to thtuk-it was quite dark
by that time, you see-that she
thought She heard some one at the
door; but 1 did as was bid, and held
the light high; and what do you think
my mistress did then? She lifted the
gun to her shoulder, took aim, and
fired straight into the bundle those
men had left for master. She was u
good shot, I've heard say, rs any
man. When she did so we heard u
dreadful scream, and the bundle
rolled over on the floor, and the next
minute there was a great, red, wet
spot on it. Then we heard a groan,
aud everything was still.
- knew there was man in that
bundle" said mistress, = as soon as
l touched it. God grant I'm not
murdercss !"
And then, ma'am, 1 screamed and
screamed rs if I'd never stop.
Itwas an awfulnight. We dared not
do anything to help the poor wretch
in the bundle, lest he should have
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-12-01

Messrs. Morehead & Repass,
Va, who have sold Pow
ell's Fertilizers for several years, say
persons who used the goods last sea-
son are well satisfied with the result,
as in prievous years, and will give
good certificates if wanted. This as
surance avoids the necessity for in
dividnal testimonials. Address the
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-12-01

The most eminent physicians of the
age recommend Ayers Cherry Pee
toral for all bronchial troubles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-12-01
Trust Nothing Else
Ayers sarsapariIIa,
PREPARED BY
DR.. }. y. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists; price 81,
six bottles for So.
Home Items and Topics.

=" All your own fault
IF You remain sick when you can
Get hop bit. rs shat neycr-Fail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
An Old Time Intrigue.

The Baltimore sun publishes a letter
from Cambridge. Nd, which gives an
account OF the finding " box OF rec.
nrds In the cellar OF the Murray mKtt-
sion, one OF the oldest houses In that
section ~ cnuutry, Among them vi, re
four volumes Ia mapurcnpt, cOnBli-
tn ing no more nor less han the ourre-
-pondence beiws en- William Van y
Murray, United States minister 10 the
Netherlands Ia 1897 on the one side
aud George Washington and AIexan-
der Hamilton on the other. The let
ters cover the period from 1897 t. 1890
inclusive, aud are n revelation Of the
inner political life OF that Cay.
They begin justafter The date Ofthe
batlle Of Mar ngo. while Napoleon
BOnaparfe Was in the midst Of bis
grand military career as a soldier, and
con ain inany references 10 The little
COisican vino sho' Europe from cen.
ter o circumference aud startled she
whole civilized world II seems that
the Marquis de Lafayette considered
Napoleon a. already mastered France
and that bis liDerty-loyiug instincts
would only iubitter hls declining
years and embroil him with the COM
ing dictator. Therefore he wanted TO
20 Dack 10 Amtfica, become citizen
thereof, ard end his days in the land
for whose libertits he fought
Lafayette was, next 70 Washington,
the most loved and popular man Ia
America. Between him aud Thomas
Jefferson, then q csndidate for the
presidency, there was WARM attach
ulsnt. This was known, Of course, 10
Washington aud Hamilton who were
very much Opposed O. Jsflrrson's adj
vapcemeut 70 the preaiden y. and they
feared that tlle goat influence Of tie
brave aud dis ingulsbed Frenchman
would be thrown Ia favor ~ the
apostle 81 Democracy. Or course they
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
AANGlNNs.
a DoUBLr MunllNRrR ooNr


EpwARLsvILLE, ILL, Jan. i6.-
VIM. Felix Henry, colored, was exc
culed here to-day for the murder Of
Henry Ross and Henry Depugh, both
colored. Ross and Depugh weresingle
men. They we're found
murdered In their houses
at Il lcky Fork, about Fix mills from
Alton, in March, 1883, The crime was
IRA td TO Henry, VINO WAS arrested,
convicted aud afterwards confessed
the deed. During the last few da, >
the doomed man had appt aied
to fud great consolation Ia
religion and WAS attended almost con-
sIan,ly by the c,ergy men Last night
he dld not sleep but pissed the time
In playing n French harp" telling
stories and singing songs rhis morn-
Ing he dressed carefully and at SO'cock
The death warrant WAS read To him.
Rev, NJ Depugh, the iather Of one u
the MURDERED men, visited the con.
demned, took his hand and Ifnrgave him.
Alter joining Ia prayer the doomed
man VA pinioned aud led 10 the gall
lows, Tue black cap WAS adjusted aud
AZ ll:l2 the drop was sprung and
twelve minutes later he Was dead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17

and also the warrant afterwards Issued
by him for the arrest Of police oflic-rs
who bad arrested deputy marsbals
he was certain that the warrant be
ifeued TO the deputy marshals con.
tanned the names OF six nr seven per.
Sons and Described The oaense OF con-
spring TO vote illegally.
Harry 5 New, city editor Of an In
dianapolis paper, tesiitfed that
ne came 10 Cincinnati with
ten men, whom he brought
at the request of u. q. Ra,bbone Tor
the purpose Of sporting indianapolis
reporters. He gave the names and de-
sclibed the men IA reliable for the mr.
poee required. He bad information
that suspicious men were coming here
from indianapolis aud thought 1t
necessary that men should be sent to
watch them.
Ga croes examination he said that
bis men all acttd as denuty marshals.
receiving uopsy from Marshal Wright
The witness received money from w.
> Capellon OF The Lincoln club 10 paw
the expenses OF these men.
b nh sides expec 10 close their ties.
hmony tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
DONEUP
..,,,.r From Fort Mcintosh Forges
s Tia Comrades Name and Leaves
for Mexico.
n;.v Editor Of the Laredo Times
2, o' s a Hundred Pounds Of Melted
Type Metal for Silver.

..,,sl 70 the Gazette.
..rno Tsx., Jan, 10 Please put
.aao,s counters up two points.
yesterday morning a soldier from
:, MoTntosh, James Sheridan, de-
',sd $50 in the Milmo National
~ In the af ernoon his room-mste,
|, ss pa,lv. forged a check for the
..nnt then deposited $40 Of 1t to his
An and afterwards drew 500 on the
,,,rgth al the deposit. Then he
VIZ 0at N The post 1t le all the clothing
oiher articles that he could
~ p snd decamped tor the interior
ssf,vjen. Efforts are being made for
consure and return here
I ,.oung man caliing himself Colin
,,,hell struck this village I'm Sep.
n.iiar last. He ~ about Ave feet two
1870 In height stoutly huilt, weigh
la nounds He has block hair. q
n smooth face small hands and
~ largp. fnll, knowing gray eyes. q
,e,v shor, neck. He u of a COL, calcu.
ling sortof disposition, aud is we'll
o5acalei and Of very pleasing address
~ hss 4 very insinusiing manner.
% cot 10 be intimate with
10 al our best ciiizans.
.nd was emplnved as local editor
,be Laredo Times, which with tho
,rork badid as AN assaver ~ metallic
~. eossitntpd his means of livelihood.
Isou,s fine ag he made known tn two
n-ominepi men here that he had an
snnortuniiv If procuring silver bull
I'D from Mexicn Mt figure consider
TN halow its real value and he ar
ranged with them to deliver It here at
III A cake. each cake weighing six
nnpcrs The frat lot proved all right
binder the sew rests tests, s0 the hal
Enee wss subjected to alighter one and
q the weight was all right moth
I'M was discovered until IL was
armed that Campbell had
FINISHED. taking with him
bout $50 that he had col ected from
hrty different persCue in 80 contrihu-
tons as chances i'm the rsiii OF a horse
snd buggy belonging tO Mai. Penn Of
the Tines. Then II became known
that besides using the type of tho pa
nfT on WultV me- worker ~ FFUsA"llCe
bis local news. he had carried or over
b hundred pounds NJ &C. The gentle.
man to whom he had sold seventy.five
pounds Of his silver got scared. and 90
Hoe to his room discovered thirty
pounds n the stuff =, sdv for delivery,
which. when snhj ,ted TO tests, prov d
WORTHLESS They have wired all nnints
along the frontier. hut small hops re
entertsinfd of his capt rP. II IL the
sllckest worked scheme heard of in a
long time and netted its protector over
$500 Campbell WAS known ut Pearsall
b c Clark snd previous IN that as @.
Closky, which IL supposed 10 he his
5 night name. The supposed silver has
been shipped to New Orleans. which
hct iecoming known to Collu, no
doubt caused him 10 skip before he had
sod the rest of 5is stock. Campbeli
wss 'pselsl correspondent Of the New
Orleans Times Democrat and of several
other large dailies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
A pAoIFIC ooAsr LAuNOHINo.

SAN FRANCISCO, GALA, Jan. 10 -
Wright Leroy Was hanged today AZ
1880 On Aug IS, 1883, he decoyed
Nicholas Skerrett, an aged capitalist,
whom he had personally known for
loLg time, into one of Skerrett's
empty houses on the plea that he
wanted To rent. While inside he told
Skerrett that he would kill him unless
he gave him n check FIR n large
sum of money. Skerrett refused
Leroy then knocked him down, seiz d
him by the throat, and while continu-
ing hts threats chokvd hlm to death
he observed "A firm demeRnor on the
seaiinid, and asserted bis innocence 10
the last. His neck was broken In the
fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
LOTS DEFENSE.
Damaging Testimony Against the
Deputy sheriffs- Negroes Chal-
lenged and Beaten.

Damaging Testimony Against the
Deputy Sherifs- Negroes Chal-
lenged and Beaten.
CINCINNATI OHIo, Jan. 16 In the
Springer committee investigation to
day Q, Il. sprague was the first wit
ness He told of being assaulted and
severely beaten Ivy the deputy sheriff
Because he protested against the brutal
treatment Of a colored man arrested for
Illegal voting.
me nineteenth ward, denled that he
snot az anybody or inundated any
one he had difficulty with a man
s1a threatened 10 shoot him but he
On cross.exsmination he said that he
qAa killed two men during his life.
ie Waa indicted in one case but was
never brought to trial. In the ether
we NE grand jury ignored the case.
Mr Fletcher, an attorney, told of a
Nv where negro Offering to vote IN
w Eghth ward was forcibly taken
nou the polls, beaten and driven
Il Anderson Bennett, colored, testified
at ne was challenged and imme-
s sn slapped in the face. He Was
ealleu rom The polls, arrested by u
espaa1y sheriff aud abused and bea'en
salae way TO the station-house. He
4toon released upon showing that
~. VISA legal vO'eT. He afterwards
~ appointed deputy marshal and
;SsAtio Ihe Eighth ward. Before reach
~ 1e polls he was attacked by mob
ana driven TO house, where he was
&C. ~ one of the mob. He
ths haLus was taken 10
No." hospital in a patrol
ss ssoa, He shot twice at the crowd
l 'ney began to pursue bin.
na saa' M Glen testified To two cases of
s.oes arrested Tor noD-r sidence
s rupn he aseeItained were legal voters
nv ne bad them released. One re
oih1 70 go 10 tue polls to vote, the
~ was released too late to vote.
sdaigsn I. Lewis, the Republican
ne ~ the- sixth ward polls, said
hc NE trouble starred at that place
Demo ratio cOlOrsd man chsl-
s,.IEpe e0loIed voter and immedi-
Thy Thy suiking him. The witLtss was
I iss5sa'ened by the crowd for his acts as
tbss asia Kinney, coIore1, testified
lons le was arrested though he had
oeen a resident aud voter
hesn. follett introduced MIR. Bar
VIM s , NE city marshal Of Paris, Ky ,
c eSir'loAds q colOred people coming 10
tlon AL few days before the cleo
tion some came back after the cleo
a. some never came back.
so an cfoss-examiuation lie said that
3''pe = = 'hanlen wore regain.
sie.sS' Harper, United States commits
a ~ ,ssuied that no such warrant
~ rs one Presented in tie cviotuct
hin Ns q, htr ride WIS ever ifsnsd by
man, lhs warrant presented Ind nc
sinus, sia no III. nse charged. bui
bea,gja ,s a,nlh'rz d he deputy marshal
Il y 20 arrest certain persons e
na.. pointed QUO. 1he Wit
ann. Presented tue Aliliavli
~ Nnieh the WARRANT Waa hsued
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
WICHITA FALLS.
Home Seekers Pouring in-Work to
Begin at Once on the Denver
Extension.
Special 20 the GaEetie.

Special TO the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Jan. ls.-
Many new home hunters are turning
their way tous now. Land in small
tracts has been sold to some Germans
this week and quite colony of Ger
MAS is being made five miles south Of
town. Business Is picking up no lit
tie. There has been In fact more land
sold for actual settlement the
last month than any other
month since the starting of the town.
and there is almost an unceasing tide
of immigrants through here 20 the
cheap school lands iD Wilbafger aud
Hardeman counties Let 1t be under
stood that while the school fund owns
One-half Of all Wilharger elunty there
is not an acre leased, aud flr this rea-
son the people who would
distribute themselves generally
along the frontier of Texas,
on account OF leases and wire fences
mass themselves Ia this Mecca an
trammeled by wire or lease. We aux-
iouslysloOk to the action of the lfgisla-
ture In the matter Of land law. III
they are determined TO keep the water
by sll means sell the valley lands and
reserve "a strip next to and around the
water. Not only i'm Texas but in all
new countries the n st lands taken up
are those fronting on rivers, especially
is this the case In dry counties, because
the clouds generally follow water
courses,
II is understood here that twenty
miles Of the construction on the Fort
Worth d Denver City railroad has
been let and that the men and outfit
will be here tomorrow. The said
company is negotiating with Tarrant
county for land.
There Is quite q demand for Vernon
town lots, and that town is having
quite a boom, and in June, at which
time the railroad IL to
be there. 1t will be the
terminus of Fort Worth's greatest out
let. When the rOsd gets to Vernon
the mining company will put In much
more machinery and work on broad.
err scale, and soon thereafter they will
pour into Fort Worth the products OF
these rich copper mines, and there Is
no reason why Fort Worth should not
become great brass and copper man
ufacturing city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17

Orleans q Texas railroads met
here to-dsy 10 consult IA
regard 10 opening Connection
between Southern and Central Kan
sas aud New Orleans over the rosda
mentioned, but up 20 late
hour tonight the result Of
the conference could not be
ascerteined. It's believed, however.
thetno definite action WAS taken and
that another meeting will be held In
he near future
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17

RALEIGH, N. O., Jan. Ex-senator
Y. q. Vance was renominated by the
Democratic caucus by reclamation
TO day.
Al the special election for congress-
man to al the vacancy csu .ed by the
resignation of Scales, scattering re-
turns indicate the election of Reed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
{ Utiicura
Mrs. Smiths Case and what The Rev. Mr.
hoklnslry has 10 say About II,

10 the pUHLici ] have been fearfnl suf
leIer Tor hleen years, most OF the time with
WHuh, ms oteh cailtd Eczema orSp kheum.
fsoilasl p ava Lspra, and The llae, aud have
MWayF been told that theie was no rute iot
me, ana have hcsn no discouraged thar 4 had
"a a., soon &c a. Dee have been su bhdiy
hihlu cd sOne tines that lhoro was moi The
allies Epot rom the crown OF my head 10
me hoieH OF ms ioetthat wAs not d M eased and
W r,d ~ cru son, wonid commence IN
mail white spots, which had bllve5y 10
peafa O.; but were not deem. but VI "A tsmpt.
ca " neal inem, or soon RfLer their fr.t 4 n.
pthI'nee, ihry would burn bnd iun tugethoT
upti lhvre wac a complete dry, red scale,
Nhleh would become 80 M amsF nH to ctn,
LOOK merry anu angry and the burninP
hensat OF would bea,mOst inlalerable
gt, 40 az, anu ceuld not DIR rs myself wi h.
out assistance have tired many r mruies
at s.! ha a, pa ,lvC In single inltRpeo 10 g
physician, but hav ever ohtsined only len.
potaiy relief although helped for a I me. /
soon rslhp' cd again 10 be "a lady irpu bled
AZ eyer, ana curing The winter OF and
l.b2 tunsred 30 much "a 10 be M rely ols.
outraged Las Jule, hOWev. r, I was adv iead
y ia ana Mrs.. l. q. MUlSinstfy, who are
Msd knoWn 10 these reg IN, " try yo.r
llltls cDursee, ~, m u err favorable opinion
OF BEN, Try their virtue. AbOnt u q see.
ono We ol July lna, commenced taxing
u . remtd e., and w hin ak ", ehs heea I,
10 see permane Improvement, un n nov
oct, y am about ~ good ~ new. ana M
nesh - as tho h'th or 20, I'D;
! cert'ff that The aDovo abatement Of ~,
VIE ~ correct and / 10 n with her in u.
bba ns ny gratitude for the great n-lts ht
pas Iers Ned. Is SMITH
ctrtify that the above aiaien,e Ont n cor.
rect. Nr, smith ~ a PROMINENT man in tbis
known dealer In stock, end hrs statement
WIN lhht OF his vile, IL fUlly entitled 10
Done At stanstead, ProyiDce OF Quebec.
ihah twenty seventh day OF October w.
L. q. ICN INsTHY.
htnfster sI nc G0spef.
ATER.I have seen a Il gin,tn fsc., ily
ana del tNeher 10 30 inOniu MY and perIns.
re tg rufet l. =. MOKl -TRY,
BOs.Vn sept o. 1891
cuTicuRA Hts1tYgsT the new blood puri.
ner, ana UT icUHA anu o. TIoUHA soar, The
w az KIN cuieh henu mi ~. are sold
vsrs whs e Price, cUT.cuRA, DC soar.
2ci hhHoLvEKT, n.
fousr Drug and Uhsmiea' Co.. Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
The Weeks Failures.

NEW York, Jan. 18.-The failures
during the last seven days reported by
r. q. Dun & Co, in the United States
numbered 1872, in Canada SS, total 420,
as compared with the total II 459 for
the previous week. The figures are
still unusually heavy IN the Western,
Southern and Middle states,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17

could not well help joining In
the nations loud acclaim Of
ratification which followed the
announcement Of Lafayettes wish
and purpose to cross the Atlantic aud
become an American citizen. But
while they we're making every demon
stration which invited his coming aud
promised Welcome, as a matter of
fact they were most strongly and reao.
lutely opposed To his adopting any such
course. 70 prevent the contamination
If such design they opened and car.
ried on this correspondence with Muir.
ray, who also informally represented
orr country with reference to France.
They urged that every obs acle should
be interpnsed 10 his coming, and every
possible eXpedient be adopted.
This mass OF CORE, pnndeuee un-
earthed Ia the old Murray mansion Il
q revelation No one presumts TO
doubt but that Washington and Ham.
ilton really and sincerely thought that
Jetierson'a election would be prejudl.
q al 20 the best interests Of the iufant
milton, but one cannot help critit ising
their course and cOndemning is down
right dishonesty. Washington has
hitherto been considered as absolutely
pure In his motives and honest In his
political action, and rank and straight.
forward IN word and deed. All the
historians OF the revolution carry this
idea, and all the bioRraphers Of the
Sage of MI Vernon inculcate II sedu.
lously. Were they all deceived. OF
have they heen dishonest In their
writings? Or Is this only another
demonstration Of the fact that II il i'm
possible for contemporaries with an
ora In win an inn Mini L.L-L..r.. ~ 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
AS,esm.r Oy.rdue.

LONDON, Jsu. 10 --Gravo fears are
entertained for the safety ofthe packet
steamer Admiral Morrison" plying
between Dublin and Holyhead. She
Is now eighteen hours overdue at the
later port There Was a severe storm
last night and it - feared that she has
been lost. The Dublin agent OF the
line has telegrsphed that the Admiral
Morrison had but few passengers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
RApr FIrNnI.vNrurn

VIoRsnuRe, Miss. Ian. IS. Tues.
day last colored man named Dan
Carnahan, at a place about Ave miles
from this city, OUTRAGED, checked aud
beat a young lady. Yesterday Carna-
han was captured by the citizens and
promptly hanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
Mics from Orerlon.
Correspondenoe O the aaIette.

Correspondence OF Tue dhLeIIe,
ovERToN, TEX, Jan. l5-Mrs.
Florence Wheels, wife of Mr.. 1. NJ.
Wheels, died yesterday of consuEr D.
A cold wind prevsils, which brings
q grent deal of rain.
Business Is booming up again and
farmers and merchants are more hope
ful.
The acreage 81 cotton ard corn
planted In lhis section this year will
be three times greater than last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
MssIeans Dissarisll'd Win Their Min

City or MEXICO. Jan. 16.-The city
council has Withdrawn It's power OF
attorney, granted last year 70 Ramon
Fernandez, the minister to France
empowering him to negotiate
city loan abroad This resolution
has been cabled 60 Fernando. There
Is q general desire for the recall OF Ber-
naLdez, who Is not considered worthy
10 act as the representative OF the Mex.
lean government la Paris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
mississippi Murderer Captured.

apeciAi 70 the taENtue'
CORsICANA, TEX, Jan. TO AN Off
Ger from Blooming Grove brought in a
murderer, ]. Il Lupton, to-day. He
is wanted Ia Mississippi for killing his
brother last summer. A reward Of
$500 is offered for his arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
ResumInr Al q REDUCTION.

PIrTsBuR0, Pa, Jan. le.-The
Champion Coal mines Ia the fourth
pool resumed today at reduction Of
IL cents per bu-bel fox mlning, the
lowest nrIces paid for years.
Tue Caledonia aud Nsel mines have
notices posted ordeging q similar re-
nunIIn.n-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
ms 1LLINoIs spnAKERsuIp.

SPRINaFIsLD, ILL, Jan. l6.-Upon
the assembling of the house this morn
ing Mr.. Haynes, who was elected tenn
porary speaker and afterwards made
himself permanent speaker, said that
he had constitutional duty to per-
form, and in the pursuance OF IL said
that he would instruct the door
keeper TO notify the senate
that the house was regularly
organized and would process at 10
o'clock this forenoon TO canvass the re-
turns If the state officers.
Mr.. Fuller. Republican, moved that
the house direct the doOr-keeper not
To convey the communication.
Mr.. Haynes ruled the motion out Of
order.
Mr.. Fuller appealed from the decis.
ion OF the chair
Mr.. West, Democrat, said that pa-
per signed by Haynes, as speaker, WA
an illegal document. II Mr.
Haynes wanted revolution he, West,
was in favor of opposing him by reso
luton. The house should proceed
TO permanent organization and save
the taxes of the e0ple.
Mr.. Haynes called Mr. Crafts TO the
chair aud said that II he had done
wrong, the penitentiary Was open
for him. Mr.. Haynes said that Gov.
Hamilton threaten. to prosecute the
legsl 4ture II the house adj iuraed over
lill Monday.
Gov. Hamilton denies having made
the statement credited TO him by Mr.
Haynes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
Notes from Kyle,
special TO the Gazette.

'T7'NE071 % 0IIV IfE1NFIWs
KYLE, TEX Jan. l6 AN unsuc-
cessful attempt was made to break
into the store OF Mrs. johnson last
night. II is supposed 10 have been tie
work Of tramp ~ two or three Of
these individuals were seen lurking
around town yesterday.
A large lot Of cotton, perhaps the
last for this season, wss received ut he
depot today.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-17
OpposItI0n 10 " .vInr Lndepend.nca Ben

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 10 1t
was said here today thet an organized
movement had begun to prevent the
Liberty bell from being sent to New
Orleans, A number Of gentlemen, Il
was added, have sub-cIibtd large
sum of money to take legal measures
to keep the bell In Philadelphia.