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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-02

Death Of Michael n. simpson, the Boston
millionaire Carpet Manufacturer--A Mas
ter-~trokc That Led to Eortunc-Ten or
Twelve Millions Left behind.
BosroS. MASS, December p
Michael III. Simpson, OF this city,
the posscssor OF a fortune Of Sl0,00O,0OO'
or $4,000, 900, died to-day OF heart
disease. lie was horn Of poor parents In
Newburyport, scventy-fve years ago, ana
came TO Boston when boy. The millions
have since been piled up for Mr. Simpson
by the Jacksonville mills and the Roxbury
Carpet Company, both great establish
mcnts being contracted by him. The bulk
OF his fortune was
MADE ny MASTER STROKE
during the war. In the early months Ok
IN contest. when business Of all kinds
was greatly depressed, his partners sug-
uested that they, like others, should cur
I'm production. Looking out OF the VIM
dows OF his great carpet mills, Mr.. Simp-
"IIow much land is there in that vacant
tractf" ,-
"a many thousand feet was the reply.
every wcll.r replied Mr.. simpson, ITO
marrow We will begin 20 build ware
house 10 cover II. Then we will make
rarncts 10 the full capacity OF our ma
chincry. when that storchousc i full We
Nil build another and fiji IT," This pol
Nv was followed and when the Inflated dc-
mand and prices Of year or two later
arrived. the concern put an Immense
auantity Of goods on the market AZ thc
highest figures. Mr.. Simpson was twlcc
married. The second time about iouI
wears ago TO a woman nearly hity years
bis junior, who survives him. Inc w.n.
dina n remembered on account q the ln'-
preston created by Mr.. Simpsons gii' y
his bride Of 81 200, 600 In bonds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-02

TEE new pension building has been So
cured for tho inauguration ball AZ Wash
ington-
The aggregate railway mileage Of Texas
IL G.s33 miles-an increase Of Us miles in
one year.
IxvxsrIcArroS OF the London Bridgeex-
plosion reveals the fact that the bed OF the
river wss mach disturbed about the base
u the pier.
THE Burlington and the Illinois Central
Roads have formed pool on all business
between ST. Louis and Chicago.
ACCORDING 20 present indications east
bound passenger rates from Chicago will
be restored 70 tariff rates by January LIST.
A MEETING OF dgar-makers and others
was held at st. Louis, Mo-. on the 22i, and
protest adopted against the ratification
Of the proposed Spanish treaty.
THE report that the Missouri Pacific
lines in Texas will cut down the wages OF
employees Is denied.
On the I'D train load OF passengers
were reported showed In in Oregon, and
provisions had been sent TO them. Snow
storms were raging all through the far
West
| A DISEASE with marked typhoid symp-
( toms OF contagious character Is puzzling
| the doctors Of Annapolis County, Nova
I Scotia All ages and conditions are
| affected.
| TUE alleged discovery Of an internal
machine and packages Of explosives in the
Windsor (Eng.) railway station after the
recent incipient fire, turns out to be broken
fishing tackle, can Of paint and a bottle
4 OF horse medicine.
| THE committee appointed by the New
York Chamber Of Commerce made ma
jority report on the 22d in favor Of the rati.
fcafion OF the Spanish treaty, the majority
report opposing
The situation at Traverse. Dakota, was
unchanged on the I'D. Both sides were
heavily armed and were securing the coun.
was anticipated.
The coal miners all along the Mononga'
hela River went out on strike on the I'D
Operators say they will close down the pitt
indefinitely rather than concede the ad
vance asked
A FoOr Of snow has fallen mt st. Johns
bury. VT, and vicinity. This will start tn
lumber business, and give many idle mei
employment in that section
THE New England Society OF New Yorl
celebrated its seventy ninth anniversar,
the evening Of the I'D by banquet az Del
monico's. Covers were laid for 30.
TIE employees in Sanford & Sons larg
carpet mills at Amsterdam, N. ", strncl
on the I'D in consequences OF ten pc
cent. reduction in wages.
TIE Court OF Claims on the I'D begal
consideration Of the claims Of the Choctas
Indian Nation against the United States
involving about five million dollars
THE United States Supreme Court ha
affirmed the decision OF the Court Of Claim
I in the case Of the Great Falls Manufactur
ing Company General Butier's) agains
the United states for damage to it, waite
power by the aqueduct operations OF tn
Government. The Great Falls Compan.
got $4,000 in that case. The Suprem
Court gives the Company the sam
amount
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-02

The Railway station mt Windsor. England.
Damaged by Fire Caused by the Explosion
ofan Internal Machine Bearing the Marks
OF American Manufacture.
LoSpoS. December p.
Afire occurred in the railway station at
windsor saturday afternoon, aud was
extinguishcd without having caused
unusual alarm. II was found, In putting
things 10 rights, however, that the fire
had originated in the explosion OF ma
chine which was packed in box sup
posed to contain merchandise. Some
brass wheels and q bottle containing ex-
plosiye material were discovered In the
debris. II il believed that the plan was
70 blow up the parcel Office, but that the
force Of the material was overcstimated.
In addition TO the brass wheels and the
bottle Of explosive material found In the
debris Of the fire. the police have
discovered a tin meat can filed with tow.
The tow is saturated with an oily SEMI
concealed substance, emitting strong
odor. In the center Of the tow Is a
small phial containing sulphuric
acid. The fact that the fire and cxplo-
sion occurred at Windsor, has very stur-
ally led 10 sensational theories that an at
tempt upon the Queens life was In some
way contemplated by whatsoever pre-
pared the internal machine. No tangible
Clue to any such plot, however, has been
developed.
The officials are very rcticent about the
matter, and they seem inclined 70
outwardly treat the affair as Of little im-
( portance The nature of the liquid In the
bottle found among the debris IL un-
known. The mixture has been forwarded
10 London for analysis.
In their search the police have found
| All the parts Of set Of clock works and q
key by which it could be wound up. The
machinery IL Of American make.
/ A row boat hired by three men al
| Queens IIithc few hours before the cx-
| plosion under London Bridge and not
returned, was seen off Deptford, SIX
| miles below the bridge. three hours after
the explosion. This fact has just been
reported 70 the police.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-02

fkkso9AL AID fOLLLtcAA-
- - 1rn Empsru NAni-n slsl,e1
. nurlr~r % snnF< - n~rihn- p1renAsln5
Chris-112s prss-nrs ne - saln - rave
been loc<A1E Eeh All hearty
IKE AAr41is q hApo1- ex-e iceroy "a
lndis- sAll-d fro-a b'moay TO- Ensiand On
t. 80
~ - 20 n statue "a AdmlrA ~
pc1s - N1sAlnzrpo- ~ ~ vAs 1nve1ls1
w.rh ApFroPriAre crremo1ie< Senator
bsyArd made tAe adlr-ss-
TEE SECRETARY q war y = tao1 Eht- vll
quietly Lg1ure tne cnnrEes preierred Dy
GenerM hNzen A=a1nsf Laeatenan, Dar-
hngr0n- o. me frose1s * pealrlon-
- fn@ -rh rn@ indhanA tonsre~s'onai
delsEAssnn Met AMI came - the c2nriusAon
that their state crS1r - q repr~s-niea Ia
n caf-n~sz mi ~ ex-ss~nA'or AeDon-
I'D c1ghr % o rn@ nan-
n ~ LYMAN IN Second Assistant
fcsim1sr<r-sseneraAs handed ~ ~. rssls-
nzrs1n ca rs -
AZ 6~r'n-nr tlni n1s ben r1lsed ~
Prince Bismarck
HE fresilenf = ssin " % aotnS 49, IN
his pcwsr - have - NAcAraglAn treaty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-02


THE Mafoasa Manufacturing Company's
cutr0n factory at Petersburg, Va, has re-
sumed operations with q full force Of
hands
SEVERAL Of the Pittsburgh pal iron
mills and factories shut down ON the 10th,
but viii resume after the holidays
THE indemnity OK $4,000 payable by
Cor~a in consequence OF the attack on the
Japanese legation at Foul In Iss1 has
ben RENTED BY the Japanese Govern
menr-
FoE the week ended the 10Th tho imports
AZ the port or New York were =, 3lf,0oo, Of
which sl.4s5. 90 were general merchandise
and $4,000 dry goods
IMMENSE damage was done to shipping
~ = hurricane which prevailed On the
French coast on the -Dth.
AF7EE an idIeness Of several months,
Hussey. Howe a Co.'S steel works, at Pitts
burgh, Pa started up on the I'll
IN thu Pittsburgh tPa.) district the rievr
miners zurated strike on the nth for
an increase Of wages from two and half
70 three cents In the first, second and third
pools. and from two to two and . half cents
in the fourth pool.
The United States Supreme Court adj
journed on the I'd until January 9th.
Ax0xG welI-informed English politicians
tine impression prevails that crisis Il
rapidly approaching in Egyptian financial
Affairs
Az order has been given by the British
\ War once for iso.oou Martini Henry rifles
with which 20 replace the Snider arm now
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-02

The Railway station nj Windsor. England.
Damaged by Fire Caused by the Explosion
ofan Internal Machine Bearing the Marks
OF American Manufactures.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-02

Death Of Michael n. simpson. the Boston
millionaire Carpet Manufacturer--A Mas
ter-strokc That Led to Fortunc-Ten or
Twelve Millions Left Behind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
A RAILROAD IN THE AIR.
a Buhalo Man Dcvises A Cross-GotuHry
Aerial balloon CABLE,

New York World
BUFFALO, n. v, Oct. 90.---Mr. Andrcw
j. Morrison has lust made known his
scheme for aerial navigation 10 his friends
here. The seal 0t secrecy which has
hitherto cnvelopod his operations has
been removed nndhc rcioces In the pos.
session OF a patent, which was granted
last week.
Morrison WAS not content TO enjoy re-
nown simply as the inventor OF "a ear
coupler or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., but sought
the broadcast field IN which man cAn
labor the illlmitahlc cSpanse OF air
The new system Of rapid transit con-
sists Of a continuous series Oi balloons,
anchored TO the ground, adiustably rs 10
height, with wire cable stretched from
one 60 the other Along this cabe-cars
arc made 10 travel by the always rnliLhc
motor gravliatlon. The courageous
passenger enters the car from O cOnyou-
lent lousetop or elevated station, after
which the anchor rope Is paid out, and
the balloon allowed to rise higli enough
TO make tbs cable between II aud the
nest balloon an inclined plane, down
which tho ear cuusts at great speed At
the next balloon station the operation Il
repeated, 30 that the tine becomes u sue
ccssion Of Inclined planes
Tho inventor evidently does not regard
his idea M mere playihipg, but believes
IN its commercial success for the purpose
ol both passenger and freight trnilc.
Therefore Ne does not tell you 90 Imagine
q liic-car trayersing the roscuinr limo az
one OF our lile-sayng stations, but rather
10 contemplate an understood passenger
car, wheels and al, lifted bodily into the
air 10 height Sufficient 20 enable 10 run
by Gravity TO the next balloon. The car
hangs below the cable, the wheels being
above the roof Of the car. The cable Is
continuous. II must be OF great strength
to prevent il from being ruptnrcd by iis
own weight aud strain, let alone that Of
the cars. To lit any one pnrt 81
thls cable 20 greater height IN
order to get the necessary inclination be
/ tween II and the balloon at either side
must, indeed, be task for q balloon e
/ accomplish, but then our province Is not
to Judge bnt to record. Guy-ropcs arc
/ provided at each balloon 10 Induce stc0di
I ness, II Is said.
Granting the feasibility Of Mr. M0ui
( sons aerial railroad scheme, however, h'
/ ~, Ike all great inventors, slightly Va nd
vance Ui hls time. The idea OF being
/ hoisted up In the mir, aud sent cOastini
( down rope. viii hardly kindle the dc
\ slres Of the more tlmid and conservative
I Of the travelling public. The fact thni 1
/ stin gale might move the railway bodll,
/ into an adjoining state might be rathcs a.
( advantage than otherwise, as the travelled
would thus be provided with pleasing
variety Of scenery along tie rOnta, nc
/ cording 20 the direction aud velocity O
/ the wind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
CLEBURNE.
The city Hnli, - Handsome Building, De-
stroyed by Fire oiliet Notes.
snnrlnl u tho NnlNLle.

special 20 the Gazette.
CLEBuHSE, Tx, Nov. Pat about
$50 this morning the alarm Of FIRE was
heard, aud also the discharge OF pistols TO
awaken the sleeping inhabitants
Upon going outside it WAS almost as
ltsht as day, and the heavens were u
golden hue. The IRE WAS found TO be
The city hall, which WIS used as public
school building II was fine structure
ana an ornament 10 our city, but the fire.
had GOT snch a start before being dlscoY-
cred that II was impossible 10 save IT,.
oar fire department was on hand prompt
~, and did everything possiblei but all
1 that could be done was 10 save buildings
near several OF which caught lire from
sparks, there being q strong wind blowing
I from the south, and sparks We're carried
several blocks.
{ TIE cost Of the building, including
4 furniture, etc, was not less than S2Q,0 00,
! insurance si5, 1000, divided between dii-
! ferent companies as follows; Continental
5000. Western Of California $1,000, Nor
wlch linton $4,000, Springfield OF Massa
chusctts $4,000, Traders $1,000, Sea and
Fire of England $1,000.
We understand this evening The dircc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
a Orders r dsnudsnm
ETnA " LaoES GSE ia Eg.
u&5,c

tors have arrstngcd TO get the opem-house
and Nc II up, and school viii he 81 encd
again Ia n few weeks.
To-day has been very disa"rceahle
day, regular gale blowing from the
north all day causing dust and sand 60
Ill the air from carly morning until night.
Very little cotton was received to-day,
and trade generally is dull. Nothing was
done Ia district court to-day of lnpor.
lance
The Clcburno correspondent of the
Dallas Herald madr mention several day
Igo OF the weddings OF Messrs. Donald.
'on and Stevenson Of our city, which
would be in the near future. am in.
Structcd by the young gentlemen to say
in reply that Such Is not the case, II so,
they know nothing of Il,
Hotel arrivals; DR.. IIamiton'S hotel
Gus 4. Wei, New Orleans; W PoiudcN-
acr, 4. A. Ncurluck, city; George W. Wi
.on, St. Louis; II. * Attridgc, Jak,
Cohen, city; A. Shinter, Fort Worth; w.
$. Almond, Gainesville: j. Seth, 81
louis Ray Faukhouser, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. s. Johnston. Dallas; W. II. Nance
Quincy; W. II. McAfee, Little Rock, Ark
--------- ---ssI.--------------
Mirrors all STYLES and sizes at DnShwood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
A BURNING SHAME.
! ON Narnell, The RuAlan and EurdCrer
Breaks Jall Along With Other
Notorious Criminals.
Their Escape said to be Duc 10 Miserable
Cnrelessness-G Great l2Ncitem sat
Securing the Country.
spocial 10 The Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
HlLIsRORO, TEN., NOV. I2.-Grca5 eN-
citemcnt was occasioned this morning by
the bold ana successful attempt ut inl.
breaking by fonr notorious prisoners
They are Tom Narncll, Jesse DcGrailln-
reed, Hubbard Watson and a colored man
named Moore. NGrncll was IN for ont.
rage and murder, DoGrafilnrccd and wac
son had just been sentenced TO the pcni-
tertiary for twenty and fourteen years
respectively for horse stealing, and the
negro had not yet been sentenced
Your correspondent visited the Jail aud
was told by reliable authority that the
three guards left On duty were playing
cards in the front part of TIE jail The
prisoners, about twenty in number, were
all In the cage together and at about 10
O'Clock they let the four men out by pry-
ing the bars back lar enough to let the
men out. After leaving the cage the prs
oncrs went up stairs and let themselves
out 10y making rope out Of n blanket.
The sheriff at once summoned a posse of
citizens and ;hey are now securing the
country IN all directions.
deep feeling Of indignation prevails
among our citizens that this
escape should have occurred and
the matter will be slftcd TO
the bottom, to find where the RESPONSE
bility rests. On the 9th OF last month
Narnell, who had been in hiding for two
years, was caught in Madilena City, n. NJ,
by Sheriff Tom Belief this county, and
/ brought here and Imprisoned in the
county jail. IL was predicted then
( that, unless unusual precautions were
taken, Narnell would yet away II Is Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
4 worn ~ sI.Asol

OF al tho gcfTat DuisSHses liSinRs
That man al fhapiay y the worst
Who must 90 lia ueighhor keep giving
The words TINT base just boon reheAfs't
he repeats llnmierr words 10 OphFlla,
Oihcilo's farewell. 70 sublime,
Aud ilosallnd talk 10 Miss Celia,
aud InsslO'e remarks upon wiiloi
Macbeth conversation With The witches
And JuliriH balcony chat,
Iear's raut haid the Tens and the dNches
Aud the hulnCr OF falslaii the fat
There " nothing can escape this repeater,
He's revolving forever SUD aye,
He's n bore thar would u0rry ~. Peter,
Ana ~ anght ~ bg blown " tbs sky.
.--liostpH In a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

once paid the equivalent OF 100000 Of
our money for single pearl which be
gave to the mother OF Brutus EXtrava-
giant fellow, that julius The money
would now buy 1900 bottles Of Browns
Iron Bitters and do world OF good
among the sick and ailing. over 100000
bottles year OF this Invaluable medicine
are sold The druggists and others who
sell them are constantly hearing Of the
good which Browns iron Bitters Is doing.
Browns Iron litters is greater than Great
CMRnr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
CoIored Satlns and silks.

9.lnch Colarca saiins, cloics iall
and winter shades ... M aSc e. lac
70 Inch golorcd ~atius better rratcB SIC 60 70
20 Inch MarclcauN shlin,ak. sha6es 0N'
int--tUmplgta assortment OF own.
ms c,u0re m Nliln Iiiadhmrf a 50c 10 ~
Loi--WAiic aud niabt shades bro
cude silk M M - 90 10 . 10
lSlnyh iNoos, escorted coNore, silks apc to $50
w lNCh isuWk drrss silks, heaVy soc 90 -
y inch Lyons drcsa s'lts, very
heavy M , g.. IS tal Tt
81 inrH crhe SO iondrca now rsadcs. o 10 ~
W Inch l@dlpcg, new style IL, % " 90
3i irUh satin rhaFamcs iuil llcs nf
sweet and evening shsdcs M SlatA1 20
% iucG sufNh sik .Hng shade 10 10 50
50 lnch hWrad0 Jh,oUaUiiiul cOltvs Etc 90 ~
si.ipch brocalV slik. two toned So. / so To %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
! diminishing negins.

'ApE, Nov, PA detachment Of
engineers has entered the
river from the Dan.
lasNg with them pontoous
purpose OF constructing g bridge
SefSian to the bulgarian bank.
mans at TEN were to-day COM
III me Bulgariaus to withdraw
Mnglng several shots. No one
lltd on either side
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Black Silks and Satins.

20.inch Hiack Gros Grain SIN Iyons 500 to r,
n inch Hlurk eros Gram silk, let.
ter quality Lyons. -. , loo,ol so
heavy Guinat ~. -. iSOtog 90
slid ',.. -. ooto . so
very rich. 49,. } 7Sto 90
3S.inCh Bollcn's Cashmere, fuo SOFT
grain, viii not wear glossy, b.. . u TO 80
iuC.. niu.h ~utau. -. . I % TO 1 30
3-inch Black satin Rhademus. 800, ~ 80 90
i-inch BLACK Satin DuChcsa,. .. I 30 to on
i-inrh Biack Satin Tricutluu 49,. } 10 10 90
3lnch Lyons nlacL lirocadc SIX SIC to 90
. inch Lyons Black BroCado Sllk
our rinrud . ~ too 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

IN, ~ ~, ooMMurArIoN.
L II 'NIY NOV. l2.-Mr. Couusal,
L, parliament for Montreal
i N.Y. and has had Interviews
! n N users p,.,I IN town to urge a com
y w A'ei ) sentence. The minis
,,,s s' W. reticcnt. Mr.. COUNSEL says
4 May e hope for the condemned
4 4 s.s, ' ~ OF Quebec Conservative
day. 's !, listed Ottawa during the
|ih s,.s, y urge Communication OF
~ { stiE.I WILL HASG.
3es,',o Y, NOV. l2,--Tho brleiness
seconded to Ricl has been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Elegant mirrors mall styles aud size,
az Dashw ODD & Ce eds
Tie rncorrinih1r nnnncr..

FoRr l,rNo, /. H., Now More
boomers were yesterday brought In by
Those of the prisoners who signed M
agreement to never ngain trespass upon
the Indian lands were allowed 10 pass
out. The others will DC escorted ont BY
the troops. The work Of arrcsting boom
ers Is going forward rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
4 Bold. l;nh Agent.

rPEgC, Nov. l2.-Onc of General
4 agcnts,who was bringing Il money
and letters for Caccrist agents
. city, has been apprehcnded.
The andacity to Obtain passage
cal train IRON the interior bring
minister Of the treasury and chief
from government camp. The
y agent stated that Cererro dc
Pa been evacuated by Cacerist,
|aSing the department OF the J0nin
i Tree Of rebels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

The widespread popularity Of Silver
Loaf baking powder ~ due 70 the
strength and purity Of the ingHdlents
that pntcr INTO los composition, and re-
peatcd chemical tests place II side by
side with The most popular brands In
thp market, and show 1 the peer Of any
powder yai offered thc public. The
manufacturer asks only n trial with other
brands, and - willing to abidc the ro-
ouif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

accepted here az meaning TINT His aoo,,,
y sealed; The two principal French IA.
pers OF the city which voice The fcelngs
aud opinions OF the Frcnch-Canadian p,o.
PIE OF both parties are agreed that Riel
VIII be hanged on Monday next.
TiE DOOMED MANS PRISON ttFr.
MONTREAL, Pc, Nov. tpoUn
mat special messenger is on his way TO
i,egina with an Official document from
me gWernorgenerai, ordering Shcriff
Chaplean to proceed with the execution
Of hicl. Meanwhile, according 10 q COM
inuilicatioh received by Bishop Grondin,
hlel passes the greater part OF his time
~ prayer and meditation. lie has written
farewell opi.ties to his wife and children.
anl 70 sister who resides Ia this
city. Whsin the last few
Gays extra precautions hive been tnkcn
y prevent any surprise. The guards
nave been doubled A mouuted patrol K
always ON duty, and none bur the priests.
inc commanding officer OF The mounted
l'ohec aud The surgeon are pcuai,tcd
within the cell. The cell he occupies Is
six feet iJnc by four, The only articles Of
lhrniture being small iron bed and a
low chair. lie Is an early rialr, and h
invariably up and dressed before the re-
feiile at 6 O'Clock. lie scarcely com
pleteS his toilet when hc sinks down un,
on his knees beside his bed ana remains
transiiNed Ike statue In prayer for
hours at time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
An elegant line OF cut.glass bottles Al
Eastwood & Oeschs.


special 70 the 1azplie
FORT SMITH, Aux, NOV. i9.--Dcpuly United
states Marshal George W. pounp arrived here
TO day from the ChicKasaW county win as
prisoners; Tom Carroll frank McphcrfOn and
thHrles greenwood ,sllaa Charles Caas, charged
wii Introducing aud selling whisky in the ~
dian country. stewart sealsy and Charinr ~.
ans. charged WISH larceny. aud "a Collins
charged with assault with intent 10 kili.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Pendleton Prntests.

4 Nov. l2.--Mr. Pendleton, the
s.ss minister, has protested to
4. ~ government against the eX-
se German Americans from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Don't Waste Tims

with POORLY Manufactured or impure
baking powder. Bny package Of Suycn
Loaf aad give lta fair trlal. II you do
this you Viii never regret Il. How mary
disastrous failures In making breed
cause troubious vocation ia the house
h0ldY This can an Dc obylated By trial
Of Silyef Loaf j. H. Brown guarantees
It's purity, Atrepgth and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

The Brown County Banner, discussing
the neutrality-suspicious. letter OF Gov. Ire
land, remarks that his nxcellcncy hardly
ever opens his mouth with slipping his
foot In IL. That Is not q bad habit, how
ever, II onc's foot Is large enough.