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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31

superior to all others. Prof Hassell
Of London, who Is recognized as high.
est authority on the subject Of food
hygiene, commends in tue strongest
terms the nse Of carbonate OF ammo.
MIA as q leavening agent, stating its
great advantage TO be in its perfect
volatility, which permits 1t to be, by
the heat of baking, entirely thrown
into leaveDiug gas whereby the bread
is raised The experiment with heat
would seem to indicate the superior,
not the Inferior, value of such baking
powder. The little heat that Is i'm.
parted to 1t when held over gas let,
lamp or stove, suffices to resolve the
carbonate OF ammonia into leavening
gas and throw 1t off. The first heat OF
baking, therefore, will etfectually de-
velop all the gas, thoroughly leaven
the loaf and dissipate the gas pro-
ducing Ingredients of a powder Of this
kind; and this is the highest test of a
perfect baking powder Where other
alkslies alone are used they are not
infrequep.iy retained, unresolved,
through the whole process of baking,
and remain an unwholesome ingre-
dent in the finished bread The car.
Donate of ammonia cannot be used as q
substitute for cream OF tartar New
York Weekly Tribune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31

tlon warrant, whereupon the iudge
ruled 70 give the governor time until
Saturday, the - h inst. During the
intervening time, Sheriff Lewis no.
celved his documents from the pover.
nor, and on Sa-urda morninv he an
peared before Judge Mastersou. where
70 MS surprise, be was greeted with n
revoke OF his warrant by the governor
obtained through the Ingenious and
wire,working friends Of the
iugluve from justice. II
|as alleged that the ground
upon which these revoking papers
were obtained was that II Moeler were
returned to the scene of the murder
committed In 1883, he would be
seized and put TO death by q mob
Without fair and impartial trial, and
that this mob was the main workers
IN trying to have him returned. Who
the parties are that made oath 10 these
statements Is an inteFrugative much
asked by our citizens, and, az far as
can be learned, not very
creditable answer for the gov
ernor's action can be- given. These
oaths were obtained. II IL said, at
Houston, where 1t Is gravely doubted
whether any more knowledge OF the
crime and the mob business exists
than here, and II there be any slch
danger II Is not known here. Suffice
IL to say, Mosier was eNtricated, giving
bond In the embe1zlement case, and
there are many indignant citizens In
this place, all Of whom say it Is their
candid belief that the governor
acted too hastily in thus freeing
what they consider guilty man,
who ought 20 be accordingly
dealt with. A reward of $3.50 stands
In New Mexico for the man.
The farmers are well advanced with
their crops, and that the present good
weather will continue, 10 all they ask,
hope or pray for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
THE G0VERN0RSHIP.
Representations as TO the Prouable
Successor Of Ireland Several
Aspirants.
Comptroller Swain in the Lead--A Talk
With the 0olonel-Gibbs Out
Of the Question.
speelnl.

Special,
AUSTIN, Ten, March aO.--An In.
Vulnerable number OF "slatssp have
been made and broken by the indie.
fatigsble reporters during the session
Whether they succeed in getting any
to stick or not, they have at least
awakened an intetest in the political
future, and speculation as to the out
come in 1886 is becoming favorite
pastime with the average legislator.
Chief interest, Of courae, centers Ia
the head of the ticket. A great
many names have been men
toned in this connection. the
most prominent of whom are Reagan.
Ross, Gibbs, Crawford, Henry, Hare
and swain. The men who seem TO be
In the lead, judged by public opinion,
here, are the comptroller and lleuten.
ant-governor. The latter, 1t is asserted
on good authority, has decided not to
enter the coming race, and IL this be
true the general opinion Ia that IL will
be narrowed down TO Swain and r ,ss.
although the latter Is only known to
be an asplrant from mere guess-work
Strangely enough, his name is rarely
mentioned, and he seems to have al
most dropped ont ofsight.
AS Col. Swain has been mentioned
so prominently in this connection, a
GAZETTE reporter took occasion to
ply his augur on the ailable comp.
troller this morning and ascertain his
sentiments in the matter:
'Iour friends seem determined TO
push you into the gubernstorial can
vass," remarked the reporter.
"They arc very kind, indeed" was
the reply. eyes, / have been the re-
cipient of great many letters, and
quite number of my friends have
talked TO me In regard to the matter y
"Wtll, colonel, as Tweed would say,
what are you going to do about 1t 2"
"Oh, the election is long ways Off
yet and IL Is entirely too early 10 de-
termine what to do or course, | APP
preciate the kindness of my friends.
All the gentlemen who have been men
toned as probable candidates are alsn
warm personal and political friends of
mine. | should certainly not be will :
ing to enter into scramble for the
Office, which might engender bitter
feeling. To discharge the duties of my
present position In satisfactory man
ner, now engages oil my time, and |
am perfectly contenfed rs l am. The
governorship is an office neither to be
sought nor declined; that is the way
/ look at it,"
Nevertheless the slate makers cou.
tinue to insist that Col Swainis name
is going TO head the winning ticket
and rs Bill Sterrett ssgely observed
II the supposed keepers of certain In
terests Keep on abusing him II is moi
impossible that 1t may be SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley OF Tunkhan.
mock, Pa, was afflicted for six years
with asthma and bronchitis, during
which time the best physicians could
give no relief. Her life Yas dospaired
Of, until In last October che pr6elired q
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate Teliefiwas felt, and
by continuing its use for a short time
she was completely cured, gaining In
flesh fifty pounds Ia n few months,
Free trial bottles OF this certain cure
Of all throat and lung diseases. ut II.
w, Williams Il Co.'s drugstore.
Large bottles 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
Augue-shakeu saHerers

Who resort TO Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, experience speedier and more
complete relief than they can hope 70
do by the use Of quinine. This well
authenticated fact is of itself sufficient
TO have established a high reputation
for the bitters. But the article Is not
a specific merely for the various
forms of malarial disease, II endows
the system with degree Of vlgor,
and reforms its irregularities with q
C. rtainty that constitutes its best de-
Tense against disorders of the stomach,
liver aud bowels, specially rife where
the atmosphere and water are miasma
tainted. Fever and ague, bilious re-
mittent, dumb ague and ague cake
are remedied and prevented by II, and
It also removes dyspepsia, constlpa-
tion, rheumatism, etc. Take this
medicine on the fret indication that
the system Is out of order, and rest as
sured that you will be grateful for the
hint.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
SHERMAN.
Pushing Work on the Street, Railway
Extension Death Cheats the
Gallows OF a Victim.
The April Election Grows Interesting
The Candidates for Mayor Ap-
point Night to Speak.


CnoNiAi.
SHERMAN, Tx, March aO.--Slnee
the change OF ownership In the street
railway, n large number OF hands
have been put TO work on the Mont.
gomery s.ssss extension, aud 1t will
soon be IN connection with the main
line, with regular trips to the business
part OF the city.
At q called meeting OF directors OF
the Trotting Park association this
morning call was ordered for
all the stockholders 20 nssemble
here on Saturday next TO consider the
condition Of the association and 20
decide what IN TO be done in the 10.
ture 10 relieve II from embarrassment
The negro, Louis Wilson OF DENT
son, who Was convicted OF criminal
assault at the last term OF the district
oourt, and sentenced TO be hung, es-
capped the odious moose lzst night by
death In his cell at the jail. The case
was appealed by his counsel and the
verdict ntiremed by the higher
court, but an effort was being made to
have Gov. Ireland commute his pun.
ishment TO imprisonment Tor life.
Pending the action OF his excellenoy,
Wilson has moved change OF venue
to the great bar of tinsl judgment aud
VIII get u hearing where the searcher
OF all secrets will know all the facts
and award him a Judgment
In the ease, freed from the
shadow of reasonable doubt.
The condemned man was attacked
with dropsy about week ago and
died late last night. His death 10.
lieves Sheriff Douglass of most un.
pleasant duty at the gallows, aud re-
lieves society Of man whom twelve
men have solemnly eaid was not
worthy 10 live.
Mr.. John Il. Hird and wife, nee
Miss Rissa Oils OF Sherman, returned
yesterday from a wedding tour East.
which has lasted since January
~, and spent the day with
the brides family here.
They visited all the principal Eastern
cities and spent week among Mrs
Hird's relatives In Kentucky. They
received the congratulations OF friends
here and left on the west.bound train
this afternoon for their home IN
Gainesville.
The Monogram Dramatic company
arrived In the city last night aud will
give entertainments every night dur
ing the week at our opera-house.
Another large party In being organ
lied for visit TO the New Orleans eN
position. IL will start In few dsys
Candidates for mayor have appoint
ed Wednesday night TO meet and tel
the people OF Fast Sherman what the,
know about our city government. TIL,
talking will be done on the platform
OF the Union depot, to begin at earl,
candltlight and continue Till the patti
cnce of the audience Ia exhausted. TIL
race Ia growing red hot and will no
cool of until the votes are all COUNTIES
after the polls close on the night Q
the eth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
WACO.
No Buyers to Take tho New Issue OF
City Bonds,

WACO, Tx, March 10 About
three months ago tho city council
passed AN ordinance empowering the
mayor 60 have engraved and printed
twenty-five bonds OF the city OF Waco
iorSlOO0, running twenty years and
bearing 7 por cent. interest. The or
dlnnnoe provided that the money ac-
orulng from the sale VI these Bonds
was TO be devoted exclusively 10
liquidatlnR the floating indebtedness,
which has been acoumulA ting from
year ~ year, and coming down from
one city administration to another.
40 far IA Is known the mayor has not
had any tempting offer for these
bonds and mono of them have been
sold, To add 10 the difficulty ofnego.
tiating them fourteen prominent olti-
zens and tax payers have united In
card, signing their names thereto,
which appears IN the New York
Times OF March "a, just received here.
They warn capitalists who purpose In
vesting In III, 10 bonds that the Nv.
sue Is Illegal, because II proposes 10
pay debt contracted Beyond the
amount which the constitution Of the
state gives the city the right to create,
and warns them that Tepud iation Of
those bonds may be expected. 40 n
generally conceded that, In slang par
lance, this publication cooked the
| goose" OF the PROPOSED Issue Of tho
bonds. Two ofthe signera " the card
ARE prosldonts OF bat ks hote The Day
published tho document this evening,
and " creates considerable talk, The
cltizenB who have taken this step say
they do II cOnsclenlIously, believing
the proposed issue 10 be Illegal, They
do not question the oity's right 10 is-
sue and egll bonds to meet debta 10 be
| incurred, but claim that past indebt-
edneas cannot bg paid In this way.
| Other oltizens dopfecate the move,
saying, no matter how conscientious
! the motives OF these gentlemen, their
course must necessarily have an unfa-
vOfable effect on the city's prospects
| 10 raise money which II does need to
20 out as u borrower, and that these
gen tlemep baye marred the good name
Of thejr city,
In the district court to-day Jury
gave Or Eugene Palmer OF Houston
a verdict for 1880 damages firm the
| Gulf, Colorado d Santa Fc railroad for
pereonal injuries received. Ho saed
| for $4,000.
District Attorney Bigger ~ Dallas
has completed hla investigation OF the
titles TO the property selected ~ n nitc
for the federal buildings, and left for
home this evening. The retult OF his
labor IL not known.
Rev. Mr.. McWhlrter OF Ohio Is In
the city, conducting "a religious meet
Ing at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. Nearly all the churches Will
have daily services during the present
holy week, up 20 Easter.
Jewish passover services were held
at the Hebrew synagogue tonight.
Rabbi Buhler'e charge eretermiDntes
with the present month.
Hon X. II. Saunders Of Bolton Ii In
the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
BAIRD.
oourtrights Manner Of Escape Fol
LEVIED by Forger.
special.

Special.
BAIRD, TEX, March 80. This
morning deputy sheriff from
Lamar county arrived here In search
OF a young man named Scott, who IL
charged with having forged notes to
the amount OF $1,000, The county Off
GERS arrested Mr.. Scott and turned
him over TO the deputy sheriff from
Lamar county. The latter put him in
Charge OF two gentlemen In this town.
After frequently conierripg with his
friends. he with his guards
went into saloon. While there
Mr.. Thomas, q lawyer Of this
place, told Mr.. Scott he wanted pri-
vato conversation with him. They re-
tired 10 house back Of the saloon
with one of the guards at the door
The other guard appeared In few
minutes when the first guard went to
the back Of the building where there
was sliding window. When he re-
turned ana looked into the room he
found his prisoner was gone. IL IL
supposed that he escaped through the
sliding window while the guard was
coming firm the back of the house.
After getting out the window
the prisoner mounted horse
which "a supposed to have been pre-
pared for him, and escaped westward
with one OF the guards and the deputy
shnrifl from Lamar county in pursuit
Our courthouse II going 40 rapidly
Mr smith, the contractor, has the
thanks OF the citizens for his efIOrta In
pushing forward The work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
BELLVILLE.
An Extradition Warrent Issued and
Revoked by Gov. Ireland.


BELLvILIE, Tex, March 3d.
About the 18th inst, Austin county's
Ell ,Ient sheriff, John b. Lewis, mr.
rested at Houston one J. II Mosie-,
an ex .convict on the Santa Fe under
writ Of embezzlement, and for whom
he had also been long on the alert for
a moro grave charge, that OF murder
In New Mexico. HIS man duly located,
negotiations for proper papers for such
cases were Immediately made, and
this accomplished, the arrest Instant
iy followed. He lodged his man
IN the Bee county's jail TO await the
governors requlsilion. but hardly had
the doors been closed on the fugitive
before Sheriff Lewis was served with
a habeas corpus writ from Judge Mas
terson Of Harris county, which was
honored and before whom Mosier was
arralgntd as quickly as possible. The
object Of the nIurderer's friends was 10
obtain bail upon the charge OF embtz
element, which ofconrse was baiia6le
case. but 9neriff Lewis stated The other
charge for which be WAS holding the
prisoner, only waiting for The eSsradi'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
WELLBORN.
An Unsuccessful Attempt at Self.
Destruction.
Special.

Special.
WELLBoRS, Ten, March 30.-P. p.
Allen who was superintendent of the
agriculture department of the AgrIcul-
tural and Mechanical college u few
years ago, called at the house Of Mr..
Gus Parker, farmer living two or
three miles from this place, about |
o'clock this morning and asked the
privilege Of sleeping on the front gall
iery TIL morning Mr. Parker con-
scented and furnished him with bed
clothing, but suspeetlng something
was wrong he lay awake for some time
and presently hearing noise on the
gallery he went out and found that
Mr. Allen had attempted TO commit
suicide by trying TO cut the artery in
his left arm. He missed the artery,
but cut the arm nearly Off with q razor.
The cause was domestic troublts, He
was carried IA Bryan and turned over
10 the county authorities. His wound
Is not considered fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
EAGLE PASS.
The smugglers Captured After o
hot Chase.
SpeoInl,


EAGLE PASS, TEX. March 80. Mrs.
Antonio Gonzales committed suicide
in Pledras Negras last night by means
OF poison. She was twenty-eight years
Of age and gave rs her reason for the
act that che was tired of life.
Last night at la Villita, three miles
below here on the Mexican side OF the
RIO Grande, Rsfel Gonzales. an armed
guard, was shot through the abdomen
by three smugglers whom he was try.
ing TO arrest with contraband stock
He Ia not fatally hurt. A party OF
soldiers took up the trail and arrested
the threa smugglers nine miles from
Piedras Negras. Two are named
Mortentz and the other Bessie. One
of the former Is n very desperate char.
acter.
Wright, the man stabbed 10y Yates
at the Sabinas coal mine, died yester.
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
These are Solid Facts.

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regulator ever placed within the reach
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weak kidneys, or any disease Of the
urinary organs, or whoever requires
an appetizer, tonic or mild stimulAnt,
will al ways find Electric Bitters the
best aud only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every
bottle guaranteed 10 give eutlre salts
faction OF money refunded. Sold at
fif,y cents bottle by II. w. Williams
& %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
THE ROUSE.
MORNING SESSION

III MORNING SESSION.
The house this morning concurred
the senate amendments to the tax
tEl.
II insisted on its amendments to the
Roate bill providing for the location
confederate and veteran land scrip,
linking out the provision limiting the
Rehenls to the original grantees of the
berulcates. A conference committee
Fas appointed
Inc following senate bills were
PISSED; Restoring the civil jurisdic.
w OF the county OF Orange.
AuthoriZng county judges to APP
kYolnta receiver for an estate when
lfburt.
frohibiting charges by sheriffs in
Ipses OF arrests made by rangers.
Regulating the pay of county COM
Fasteners.
authorizing supreme and district
fuges To administer oaths.
amending the stOck-inspection law
w ADDING PecOs and Reeves TO the
HSol exempted coun les
making personal property subject to
9ens alone for purchase money.
!Authorizing the governor to appoint
ITmmlssioners of deeds in foreign
f'ates and counties.
Il me game law was called Up, but SO
Ifany exemptions were demanded
NY the enacting clause was finally
me Joint resolution was passed to
- the Alamo building over to the
10y council of San Antonio. and also
~ resolution authorizing Gov Ire
na 10 request the Mexican authorities
y permit the removal OF the remaiDs
IA Coi. Ftsnk Johnson.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ny mousse this afternoon became SO
nWy that Speaker Foster after yell.
himself hoarse. gave up in despair
NY let the boys have their fan.
nehever q member would rise TO
peaE, paper balls would pelt him
wv every side, and the air was kent
'fellectly thick with them, describing
4 fI u,s as gracefully as a base ball.
What was termed the "cussInen
sn su ,rded great deal OF amuse.
kGes. uurlng the latter part OF the
nna anoon. 1t proposes 10 make per-
= hsr H ABUSE a misdemeanor aud was
&psn ploned by Mr.. Jones, a very little
fllled. ~ was hnAiiy
,ad t nights special should have
tnathe conference committee on the
4 tt,1pLlation bill restored, instead
nna,ed, the item OF $4,000 tor the
10 Normal schools. The report
kcvss suopted and the bill goes to the
ti.hte mouse did not pretend TO hold
kn,o ns session The members are all
4 ,sy,yinR themselves The Indications
Ia '"S' the town will be painted very
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
Rescued from Death.

william ]. Coughlln, of Somervllle,
Mass Gays: "In the fall OF 1876 I was
taken with bleeding Of lungs followed
by u severe cough. | lost my appetite
aud flesh, and was confined TO my bed.
In 1877 l was admitted to the hospital.
The doctors said | had hole In my
lung az big rs half dollar. Az one
time n report went around that ! was
dead. i gave up hope, but IA friend
told me OF DIR. William Halls Balsam
for the Lungs. got a bottle, when, 10
TO my surprise, commenced TO get
we'll, and to-day / feel better than for
three years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
SAN ANTONIO.
Hsbeas Corpus Examination Of Mar
shall 0osling's Assasslns.

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, March 90
Deputy Marshals Walker ana Ferris.
o. Austin gave in their testimony this
morning In the hsbeas corpus exam.
ination before Judge Hurt. Walker
detailed several conversations he
heard between the prisoners
and the defendants Mt Austin
Scott told Pitts no would get him out
even II he had TO sacrifice his own life
10 dose.
Lengthy arguments followed and
then Judge Hurt rendered his deel'
sion 10 DO delivered at New Braunfels
In the presence Of the prisoners TO.
morrow. II is generally conceded that
there Is no testimony on which to
hold Annie Scott, the two Kraut boys
and Heidemann
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-31
Alter q Prlrhifrl Fall.

A mason named ReIghter, In Gar.
Isle, Pa, fell from a high scaflold and
Injured his leg For long time his
leg was full OF horrible sores The
scares are still there, but the sores are
all healed. The healing WIS accom-
pllshed in seven weeks by the use Of
Browns Iron Bltters; which, by puri-
fying the blood and strengthening the
system. drove out the humors which
had kept up the sorces. Mr.. Relghter
IL well known ln Carlisle aud vicinity.