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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-24

The best cough medicine is Piso's Cure
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-24

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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-24

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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-24

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Men Think

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iment. Few do. Not to know is
not to haye.
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-24

HHENm Wigs, Bangs and Waves sent {. O. d. any
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

CALCUTTA, oct. % .--Contiugcnts OF the
Indian army from Madras and this city are
being rapidly transported to Rangoon
where an eNpeditionary force is being as
sembled for the invasion OF Burmah. The
Burmese government j. actively preparing
TO resist the advance OF the British troops.
Engineers are buSily engaged erecting
earthworks, planting torpedoes. building
ire-rafts, loading hulks with stones and
sinking them and placing chains across
the river TO obStruct navigation King
Ihccbaw is disappointed because ma.
jority OF his cabinet officials at a council
held to consider the situation favored u
peace policy After the council the prin-
cipal advocate, Kcnwoon, telegraphcd the
Burmese delegate at Paris the details of
the discussion OF the council. Notwith-
standing the active preparations Of the
Burmese forces the British officers cN-
pect the campaign in Burmah viii he q
short one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
PARIS.
subscribing Liberaily-Sent Up for Five
Nears-Pcrsonal Points.

subscribing Literally TIP for Tive
Nears-Pcrsonal Points.
Special 10 the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, oct. 22.-Tne country
people are becoming very much interested
in the railroad and are subscribing lib
orally,
In the district court yesterday John
Hart, charged with an assault with intent
to murder, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to five years IN the pcnitentiary.
Hon. Il. II. Lakewood OF Henrietta is
in the city.
Mrs. Kayanuugh is lying very low with
no nope OF her recovery.
Rev. Clias. Mauton is in attendance
upon the synod Il Athens, Henderson
county.
Senator MaNcy returned from Hot
Springs to-day. Mrs. MaNcy has been
quite sick.
The Bella Moore troupe closed Il very
successful run OF three days They are
one of he few troupcs that deserve 4
word of newspaper commentator, and
thcatcr-loying people should know when
such troupcs are on the road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
AUSTIN COUNTY BARBECUE.
4 Gala-Dny-Gov. ireland aud Other Nola-
blcS ON the Ground

4 Galp-Dny-Gov. ireland aud Other Nuta.
bIcs ON the Ground.
Special to the Gazette.
BEnEvuGE, TEX, oct. 22.-'Chc grand
barbecue came off to-day in fine shane.
Everybody was pleased, There were
thousands here TO eat aud there was lots
to spare. Gov, Ireland came last night
and was the guest of Hon 4. Chesley.
The governors speech to-day was well
received. our people were right glad TO
see him IN their midst and kept him busy
shaking hands The governors speech
was mostly on state and county affairs
Hon. Jas. L. Miller, congressman from
this district, entertained the vast audi
ence Tor IN hour ON national politics and
questions OF vital Importance to the coun.
try at large.
Charles Miller, Esq, followed after
dinner in an anti-prohbition speech,
which seemed to please his audience.
Mr.. Miller was born and raised ut Belle
VIE, and fully appreciates the sentiment
OF the people OF Austin county on all
questions OF Local interest.
Hon. w. j. Swain had promised
to be present but The den
que Frustrated him and the people were
very much disappointed. Cot. Swain has
many friends here who would be glad to
entertain him.
Or A. b. Gardner, the master OF cerc
moucs proved himself quite an orator
IN his address of welcome. Quite mum.
Der OF Texas veterans were present, some
OF whom were moved TO tears when GOV.
Ireland made some feeling remarks in
their behalf
Col Wallace and lady and Mrs.
Henry Landes were here from Galveston
and took in the barbecue.
Gov Ireland and Col Miller left for
Austin this evening at > O'clock The
beauX and bellies are now enjoying them
selves hugely on the mammoth platform
to The strains of soul-stirriug music. The
belleyillc Social club deserves special men.
ton for organizing and working this gala
day ior Austin county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
rre.ld.nilnI Anpninlmcnl..

Tie president to-day appointed VIII
IAN iii OF Illinois. To be consul OF the
United States AT Port Sarnla, Canada
Robert u, Warning, TO be ussayCr aud
melton Of the United States assay Office at
Charlotte, n. 49,
George Savage, collector Of customs
lur tile district Of Cherry Va
T.. e. Washington OF the District OF Co
lumbH, 10 be commissioner 20 examine a
section Of railroad constructed by the
Northern Pacific railroad company
SD. Anderson, 10 be collector OF Gus
IONS at Portland, Me,
Louis Is, Church OF New York, TO he
associate justice of the supreme court OF
Dakota
VIM. w. portcroi California; be assoc
ciatc justice ui the supreme court Of the
territory OF Arizona.
William III Barnes of'lllinoio, 60 he as
sociatc Justice OF the supreme court OF
Arizona.
., John o. Shields OF Michigan, to be
chief Justice OF the supreme court OF
Nrilonu.
Evan Long Of Indiana, to be chief JUS.
lic Of the supreme court of Nuw Mexico.
Israel Green Of Mitchell, d. r., 10 be
agent for Indians at the Tisotcn agency
h Dakota
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

Of hia interests here. he was formerly
OF this place aud was 9 very estiniaolc
citizen
4. I. Wilson, sheriff, and u. I. Moore
Of Kaufman were in the city to-day.
Mrs. Wilson, who was wounded one
day last week by the accidental discharge
81 pistol, is reported improving very
satisfactorily
The following neat little episode oc-
Cured IN this city not a thousand years
ago. There Is drummer living Ia town
whose wife Is most excellent lady, q
live, energetic and enthusiastic member
of one Of the leading churches and as
fair as "Swan.n on sunday this eX-
cellent lady, having attended church.
said 10 her leige lord, whom we call
drummer No. ] "a poor lady Joined the
church to-day, for whom | am so sorry
that il almost makes my heart bleed.
OH. she does look 50 diSCUnsolate, ! am
80 sorry for her"
"What. Whyfn says drummer No. !,
"anothcr object OF charity, eh,''
"On, no: think not She was ATTY
attired in Jet and ] don't think she is
an object Of charity, but am sorry for
her, All the same"
"Well, what in the world can be the
tronblcl'
His wife answered "Well, my dear
husband, if you must know, she j. the
wife OF a drummer
Drummer No. wilted, nut made
amends by accompanying hi, "Swan"-like
wife TO call on the jet attircd drum
mcr No. and lady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
TERRELL.


Queer ouartettc-- Exposition Enorts-Re.
covering From II Pistol wound
Special 10 the Gazette,
TEnmLL, TEX., oct. 2s.-Thc cold
snap seems TO have put a kind OF qule-
tus ON the extension OF dcngse for the
present
There Is now but little sickness OF any
Kind in or a0out the city.
This evening H. NJ. Swan and Charles
jctt two drummcrs, and Rcys. Il. VI.
Powers and NJ II. Nicely, two Methodist
preachers, Went 10 some lake on Trinity
on fishing excursion This, we should
say, was model quartette for fishing
party.
Last night The exposition committee
met at the parlorS Of the Harris hotel.
The discussion was upon the best and
cheapest method of publication to adyer-
tlso truly the resources and capabilities
of the county SO as TO reach prospective
aud present immigrants Pending the
discussion Of different plans and PROPOSE
lions The committee adjourned until
Friday night 10 meet again at same
place.
Rev A. Rlpiloe OF Tarmut county IS
visiting the city and looking after some
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
JONES IS JUGGED.
Desperate Who Thought Life Not
30 Valuable as Good Horse.
isau Dowu Near Temple, ne ,Iaies q
GRITTY Tish, Bu, His Ammunition
Play. out.

Dr NJ. E Wooten and Henry NOyes 81
kempcr, fampasas county, arrived in
the city last night IN charge Of jesse 7
Jones, o celebrated outlaw, whom they
captured near Temple Yesterday morn
Ing
Jones Is the sclf-cOnfessed murderer oi
w. W. Crissman, who was Drutaly as
sassinated near Harold September =.
Nc has been fleeing from justice ever
since tlg commission Of that horrible
crime
Wednesday night he stopped at hotel
at Temple juHction,an started south yes
tcrday morning. Dr. WoOtcn, who had
q description OF the murderer, set out in
pursuit, accompanied By Noyes. Five
miles from Temple they overlook the dec.
perado IN a clump u mesquite.
Jones showed fight and desperate
duel cnsued. lie was ARMED with q
spencer rifle and two pistols. Not until
his last load was gone would be surrcn-
der. On account Of the brush intervcn-
ing no one was hurt.
The prisoner Immediately confessed
that hc was the murderer of Crissman.
He gave his name a. Jesse II. JOnes and
said that he came to Texas from Ten
nes>ce three years ago; that sCCl after
warts be went 20 the territories aud be-
came stage rObber, operating principal
In Montana aud Idaho.
Returning 10 Texas, nc was Kept busy
hiding from the federal authorities.
Meeting Crissmau aud Ashby, hc was
struck with the merits Of the formers
horse. FOR ten miles he attempted TO
persuade Crssmun TO trade horses with
him, aud when coaNing would not ayail
Doc tried a more powerful argument,
u was his intention he says, ~ kil
both the men but Ashhy escaped
When captured Jones was sim riding
the horse for which be committed muir
der Il was this by which hc was idcnti.
fed, as IL was magnificent animal and
raised in Lampasas.
squire Crissman the father OF the
murdered man, is magistrate IN Lam
pnssas county and highly respected II was
on his account that the citizens took
such an interest in catching the mur-
derer
Jones says that the BTOwnsWoOd stage
rpbbcr who was caught near ~
Paso gave his name, aud that the real
name 81 The latter Is Vaughn. He says
that they ran together for several months
This probably accounts for the mistake
ut OdcnhCimcr, the drummer, who ar.
rested tie stage roDbcr under the impress
sion be- was the murderer OF Cri>sman
The desperate is young fellow, not
over twenty-five years Old, heavy built.
"i.h light hair and blue eyes IIci- now
i the Fort Worth jail.
Ashby. the yonng man who was with
trs-man when he was Killed, has been
ivlegraphcd a. ilnrrold 10 come down
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

canvas. - lie Hamilton county vote.

Canvass % the Hamilton County Vote.
CISCfNNATf, ONO, Oct 22.~The can.
yass OF the vote Of Hamilton county was
completed this morning and the total
footings unofficial, excluding Precinct j.
Oi the Eighteenth ward, show That
Iloadly received n ,527 votes and Foraker
88,g2s, majority Of 800 for IlOadiy.
The highest vote received by the Reputr
lean senators was % less than the low
est on the Democratic list and $40 less
than the highest The vote for repro
scntatives is still closer, but the fooilugs
have not been completed
The Democratic county officers were
elected except kuhl for commissioner.
II the missing precinct Is counted II VIII
increase the Democratic majority 70
about 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
ARope Tor Riel.

MONTREAL, =. o., Oct. 22.-L. o. Da-
yid, president OF the Riel defense associa-
ton, says he has received Trustworthy in
formation that it Is the governments
intention TO carry the law into effect
against Ricl. The feeling among French
Canadians, he says, is intense, aud, with
the smallpox and other causes OF race
feeling, the slightest provocation might
cause serious trouble. Personally, he
will take no further steps in the matter,
and believes the committee will follow
this course, holding the government re-
sponsiblc. Government officers here say
Riel will be hanged on the 10th of Noyem-
Ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
who TOLD YBl'

ilton Of the Eliot church ;.
choir OF fifty-nine yoices a'ss
from The Magic Flute. n. w
last four stanzas OF A noe ~ ol'
Julia Ward Howe had I'm ,
occasion. ! poem wri,,ars g.
lmogcnc Guing was Ma. sn
Moses 4. Brown. Tbsa -
written by Rev. NJ. i. Sa. y
by the female portion Of i'1 ne y !,
Gonc through the shades. r y
valley Of The shadoW,. noel
nan, o, our captain Han a
crowned as a victor, our l'foissItss
DER carth's sorrows. o'era..,.
conquered. eeSihsh
Glory. live nov an =,
In Our hearts still. ~ h. -2iie1i
cherished, YIN ~
TIL for all men death i 's,lgs
Amen, amen, umcni s'iea
Rev. Henry Ward Beecb,,
troduced by Mayor ORR.
cred a glowing eulogy n M 4.
dier. ~ Nt
The American song wrs..
j. Savage and set to " \
Vincent Cizcillo was Il, ~ :
the programme, aud thc NJ,
the exercise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

delegation of Southern men, among
whom were Senators Ransom, Harris aud
Gibson and Congressman King
OF Louisiana, were heard to-day
by Secretary Manning aud Assistant
Secretary Fairchld Ia behalf Of the rice
planters They seek to have rcsCuded
or amended an ordrr issued during Sccre-
my folgers administration, under
which they say good rice Is admitted
in large quantities at the rate of
20 per cent adyalorem, instead of paying
The specific charges 10y law
The order referred TO relates
80 granulatrd rice, which is
Imported largely Tor the brewers. The
claim Is made Ny the planters that the
importations un yr this order are doing
great injury to II market for food rice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
Mhnt the ne.nIt WINE.

CiNCNNArL ONO, oct. %. The of
icial count Of this county as II
will stand, uulcs, changed by
the action of the courts, was finished
this afternoon By recording the vote of
Precinct T. Of the Eighteenth ward. Judge
BuckWaltcr, in deciding the mandamus
case for that precinct, said that as
Thompson, the Republican judge, did not
witness the count, the court could not
compel him 10 certify to its accuracy.
The other Judges had made count aud
had delivered their returns in
proper form. lie would require them
to present thrir returns IN the usual ana
proper form, taking care 20 show the
date at which Il j, made. As to the proof
Of fraud, the court said Che
fact that siNty-uinc more votes were cast
than there were voters registered was
conclusive that there was Illegal voting
but it was not clear that these Illegal votes
could not be detected by contest
The courts order to the Judges did not
Indicate what should bC done with the
returns. as that question was not pre-
,entcd by this proceeding When the
Judges presented their amended returns
his afternoon Justice SaundCr-on, "a
member OF the CunyaSslug board, could
not bc found, and another justice OF the
peace was called to act in
his place. The unofficial foot
ings complete make Iloadly IS
plurality GlG. Kennedy, Republican, for
observation-disclosures has plurality OF
73f
NJ. i. Wilson has the highest vote for
senator ON the Democratic ticket 81 ,S12,
and Richardson the highest on the Re
publican ticket, 3l,IOt. IIardacrc
Is the lowest on tho Republican ticket,
having 3l,llS and Brasshears, on the
Democratic ticket, with &t,5si votes
For representatives the yarancc Us
not so great, but the Demo
cratic figures are all higher than
the highest Republican vote. The clerk
will probably issue certificates to all
except the senator's az soon a. the
iootlngs are made, The injunction as to
senators still holds 1t was argued all
day on the demurrer and the motion to
dissolve, and was not Suppantcd by
the other proceedings, the mandamuS,
before the circuit court for the reason
that but two judges are here. They
called the case and set It's nearing for
Monday at 10 u, m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

CiNcNSATi, ONO, oct, 22.Thc CON-
mittee Of one hundred, recently organ.
lied 10 detect and punish viola
tions Of the registry and cleo
tion laws, held 4 public meeting
this afternoon at the chamber Of com
mcrcc, which had full attend
ance. A permanent organization was
effected, providing for large
membership, with an initiation fec
OF s. and the same amount for
annual dues. The officers and enough
other members Of the association 10 bring
the number up to 100 are TO constitute an
executive committee. 1t was agreed that
no partisan test for membership should bc
applied, and that no otceholder should
serve ON the executive committee. The
object of the association Is 70 protect The
purity OF the ballot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
CLEBURNE.
Death of an Old Crtizen-Groccry Attached
Alliance Sales


Alliance Sales.
Special to the Gazette
CLEBURNE, TEX oct. 22.-Mr, Drew
kennard, one of The Oldest citizens of
Cleburne, and a director of the First Ma.
tional bank Of this city, died last evening
at O'Clock, and will be buried to-mor.
row by the Masonic fraternity al 10
O'Clock Il. m.
Nothing OF any importance in The dis
trlct court to-day, one or two unimpor.
tant cases disposed Of
There was an attachment run at n
late hour this evening upon the
grocery stock OF J NJ Shepherd of this
place to the amount OF $500. Others
viii follow early tomorrow morning.
Yesterday was alliance day here There
were some $50 bales OF cotton brought
IN, but only about bali the alliance cotton
was sole. They had some $50 bales
which they shipped to Galveston.
Cotton receipts to-day were $50 bales.
and all sold to local buyers.
Denguc still hangs on to our people
and those who thought they had ESCAPED
have at last got their share with the
rest.
Weather cool and pleasant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
BONlIAM.
Got Away with the Crowd Another wed
ding IiccuN erinE.


ding-RccuNe rinE.
Special to the Gazette.
BoNHAM, Tx, oct, 22.--Arothcr we'd.
ding is booked for this month and Bon.
ham Will furnish both contracting parties
Miss Annie Cook, one of the sweetest
little girls in our city, who happened Ia
an accident about six weeks ago, we are
glad TO say is about TO swing around all
right again. She was out to-day ON
crutches, for the nrst time,
When will people learn TO let other
mems tricks alone 4 lakir came ON the
street last Wednesday afternoon aud after
throwing away a few nicScls and telling
a beautiful story to collect a crowd, nc
began his sllght-oi-haud performance by
selling small piece of something wrapped
In tissue paper, called by him com
pound, for one dollar, giving the pur
chaser a ticket To- Il drawing, incloscd in
an envelope. which he claimed CORE
sponded with like numbers ON chart he
had spread, and each one called for
money IN amounts from one dollar to
llty After taking in what money he
could on that scheme, nobody drawing a
prize, he then introduced the famous box
trick, which Is ON the same principle as
three-card monte, In this he succeeded
In getting the best OF the crowd 10 the
tune OF about nfty dollars lie then an
nounced that it was getting late, and the
crowd had give nhlm the worst Of itslIe
drove off tor the hotel, leaving thccrowd
10 wonder If the compound purchased of
him would make their tongues rs slick as
his. Other towns along the railroad
should look out for him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
GAINESVILLE.
Forming Military Company Purchase of
Wnter-Worl>s- out on Bond

Forming Military Company Purchase of
Wntcr-Worl,>-- out ON Bond.
special to the Gazette.
CAINEsyILLE, TEN, oct. 92.-A peti.
ton was circulated yesterday and to-llay
for names to organize a military com.
pany. More than the requisite number
have been obtained, and meeting is
called at the City hall for Friday might TO
90 into a formal organization.
Cotton is being received now at the rate
OF 200 bales per day ON Yesterday
twelve bales were received from ahont
Alyord Wise county The cotton was
first carried TO Decatur: While here the
farmers received Il better price. MANY
more bales are promised from the same
ncighborhood. The total number of
bales received to date Is about 1000.
An entertainment was given at the
Christian church tonight for the benefit
OF the Ladies' Aid society. The pro-
grammc consisted of music, recitatiOus
and exercises by the clocution class.
The examining tria! of George Farms
WORTH charged with manning. was set
for hearing in Justice liulman's court
this morning, Defendant appeared,
waived preliminary examination and was
released on 500 bond.
Mr.. \. Nj. Thompson, who was badly
injured several days ago by the explosion
OF cartridge which he was loading, is
able to be out ON crutches
The question of the purchase OF the
waicr-workS by the city Is being dis
cusSed. This matter will come up for
the consideration OF the council at its
poNt meeting
>. W and Frank Nandcn, prominent
Nbcrmanites, are doing the city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

Special to the Gazette.
CuRsICANA, Ten, oct. NJ
tred's nine-year-old daughter
mute through partial paralysis,
in the field where the family
Ing cotton to-day, fell into d
had been built 10 warm by,s
clothing on fire. To extlnsuI
rolled in Il pile OF seed cotton
near at hand, which also tool
ing her 80 badly that she dieda
later. Two of her sisters who
to rescue her were serious
about the hands and face,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
Ihe rre.Idcnl,. slIrcr ,lrn.-

NEW YORK, Oct, 22.--The Commercial
Advertiser this afternoon prints an inter-
view with AsslstaHtSecrctal of the
Treasury Coon, In which he saws that
neither the president nor Secretary Man
ming has considered the Warner silycr
niii' and that he believes II Is seriously
considered by no one save MIR. Warner
hmseli Mr.. Coon further stated thai
BON the president and Secretary Manning
are opposed 10 amy further coinage OF the
silycr dollar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
Bngland's Famous Runner Coming "a
Winter in the Sunny South The
Rebel RieI TO Hang.
King Theebaw of Burmah Preparing To- Re
-i'i the British a Conference ut
ConstautinopIe.


yia Mackay Bennett cable 10 the Gazette.
LoNDoN, oct. 22-W, George, the Ia
nous runner, will sail in the Gallia next
Saturday for New York. He takes this
trip for the benefit Of his health. He in
tends to make an extensive trip through
Elnriha aud TeNas