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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
WEDDING BELLS.
Mr.. Alvin n. Atkins Leads Miss Myrtle ~.
smith tu the ITymcueal Altar.


smith To the Hymencai Altar.
Yesterday afternoon reporter Of TIM
GAzErrr had the pleasure OF attending
one OF the most quiet aud at the same
time brilliant weddings that has occurred
IN our city for some time. The contract.
ing parties were Mr. Alvin h. Atkins, a
promising young lumber merchant OF
Silver, City, New Mexico, and Miss
Myrtle Il. Smith. the accomplished
daughter OF Rev. l.. ; Smith OF Fort
Worth.
The ceremony took place AZ the rest
dcnce oi the brides parents on Main
street, near the st. paul NJ. T.. church
Rev. J Is, Holloway oniciated In man
ncr which clearly showed that he Is no
novice IN such affairs.
The bride wore beautiful CrOam.cOl.
orcd nuns yelling dress, trimmed with
Oriental lace and decorated with eXauis.
lie flowers sent by relative from wash.
ington, Iowa, and we are not repeating
an unmcan!ng phrase when we say that
she looked the very picture of lnyeliness.
The groom was dressed In the usual con-
Vontional black with white tic and gloves.
and although suffering from an attack Of
"dengue," made u fine appearance. Dur
Ing the ceremony the groom presented
the bride with an elegant gold ring, re.
peating the words "with this ring thee
we'd, and with all my worldly goods |
thee endow.h our genial friend Frank
Harrington was groomsman, and Miss
Dell Smith, the lovely sister OF the bride.
acted as bridesmaid.
After TIE usual congratulations the
dining-roOm doors were thrown open. and
the guests were invited TO q supper that
o ught 10 have satisfied the appetite of the
greatest cplcurc In the state.
Among those present, our reporter
noted The following; Misses Lucia
Smith, Myrtle Hess, Matte vcntloner.
Mrs. Ethel Cook, Rev, and MtS. j. Il.
Holloway, Mr. aud Mrs Walter Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID, Hall, Messrs frank
Smith, j. Z. NickS, John Y. Blair, Lee
Owens, II. f. Davis, :. A. Owens, vii.
lie Smith, Mr. Hayden, aud Masters Put
smith, Charlie lliil and Eddie Hail.
The presents were numerous, and dis
played good taste in their selection
Some, however, had been already sent to
their destination, a list of which the re-.
porter failed TO get Among those shown
us were the following: Set OF silver
forks, Miss Dell Smith; opem-glasses.
Mark Smith; handsome pair pie
ture frames, II. L. Davis; ornu-
mental shells, by Lee owens; bcautl-
full bouquet, by S. A. Owens; silver
picklc-stand, by Mrs. w. ID. Hall; pair of
elegant blankets, by frank Smith; silver
match-Saic, ny j l.. Ncks; Guc bouquet,
by e. Blair; set silver knives by Frank
Harrington.
The happy couple lei, for their future
home In silver city, y. NJ, ON the $40
train last evening, carrying with them The
congratulations aud best wishes of q host
of friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

Moonlight, ii5I Nat kramer, iiS; Miss
Higbec, il5.
In the 2:95 trot, thc starters are
Billy Fort, Billie Boy, Flora r., Abner Is.
and Executor.
Pools sold tonight on the unfinished
race Charlie NJ, $40; the field, SO.
Ihree-quartcr mile dash for two.vcar.
Odds; J. II. Fenton, $40: Liina prn,vn
SIS Luke Short, sl2 Pamela, SIS.
Onc-mie dash for thrce.year-olds: Nat
kramer, $50; Moonlight, SO: Miss Ilig.
bee, SO; Billy Smith, 8.
IN the 2;25 class Ahner r.. 500,
Flora T., SIS; Executor So. field 81.
Bride 4 stiles, booksellers, did -four.
ishing business. and betting was lively.
The programme is good one. and al
lovers of sport are having good time 10
speculate. W
Justice llinkle held an examining trial
oi the man Jacobs, who robbed Clarke
Sunday night ut AIaidic Grimes house
and held him over in bond OF $1,000
Last night. three men had come
down from Kansas to Denison, and
when they arrived there only half a dollar
was In the party, and that belonged TO
--. The other two wanted him 10 hlo,y
II in on behalf of the party, but that soil.
tary iour-bits felt mighty near to him in
this strange land, and he refused. His
two companions thcreupon came down
ON him with a pair OF siN-shootcrs and
made him throw up his hands
while they proceeded to take the
coveted silver, and also locked
him up in the crib, took his
coat and then skipped for sherman. The
victim was not to be treated this ugly
way without an effort to right himself,
and he took the trail for sherman. He
informed Marshal Blaine of what had oc
curredi and taking that officer, with po.
hceman Middleton along, the three dis
covered the robbers this morning AZ
breakfast at the sherman house, near the
depot, and gently took them in. They
denied the tour-bits theft, but the tell.
tale coat could not be denied. They how.
ever said ----- had given 1t 70 them but
the story looked little thin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
\ walking skeleton.

Mr., Z, Springer of Johannesburg, Pa,
writes al was afflicted with lung fever
and abccss ON lungs, aud reduced TO a
gdikiBg skietoR. Got free trial bottle
of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, which did me SO much good
that boughta dollar bottle, Aitcruslng
three bottles, found myself once more n
man, completely restored To health, with
a hearty appetite and gain IN flesh oi
forty-eight pounds Call az II W. VII.
liams s Co.'s drug store and yet free
trial bottle Of this certain cure fpr lung
diseases, Large bottles ST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
A WORD FOR COKE.
A Reminder In the shape of u Record That
Speaks for Itself.
AusrlN, TEX, oct q, 1855,

AUsTlN, TEX, oct. u, 1855.
TO the Editor of the Gazette.
My attention was arrested by an article
In the Examiner of the eth, the subject
of whichis calculated 10 excite some won.
dermcnt among the thinking people Of
Texas "'Downing Coke"
Doubtless the Examiner takes the cor
rect view of this question, for indeed 10
ought not TO be question, and what sur
prises me most is that sufficient mention
has been made OF the subject as tu cause
the prominent papers 20 notice IL.
Can II be that the good people of this
state have so soon forgotten tho damna-
bic reign Of Edmond j DoyisY Can e
be that the people of roxas have so soon
forgotten how they used To suffer from
Edmond j. Davis, his negro police and
the obnoxious laws passed during his adj
minisuaton? Surely not!
Then DO they need TO be reminded that
the Austin convention nominated man
who had the courage coupled with the
ability TO tackle Davis and his satellites,
and with a determination seldom equalcd
hurled him from power, a man who liter
ally rolled mp his sleeves, pulled OF his
cont and went for party which was fast
drawing the life blood out Of our slater
That man was Richard Coke
Should Cokc's administration have
proved failure and accomplished no
other good save the defeat Of Davis and
his party, composed OF imported rOgucs,
turn-eoats and poor deluded negroes,
that should have been enough 20 lmmor-
talize him In The estimation Of the people
of Texas, and they should be Only TOO
glad of an opportunity 10 manifest their
gratitude by honoring him with positions
Of Influence and distinction.
II was grand triumph when Coke WAS
nominated governor by the Democratic
convention, but 1t was a grandcr triumph
when be downed Davis, one IN which All
the people shared and rejolced, and
dare say II was the proudcst moment Of
his political career.
II was Coke who made the first break
IN the Republican ranks IN Texas, and
the contamination Of that good work is
now taking place, and Imagine as the
senator sits calmly and serencly Witness.
Ing the prominent lights Of the once domi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

attendance OF their meeting for the term.
The bin Of Indictment Ia this case was
presented after this action. It's validity
Is questioned on the ground that 81 was
returned hy body uf eleven men.
Held, that neither the district Judges
Dor the grand Jury had the power to dis.
charge a member from the grand Jury aft.
tr il was impaneled. They must remain
Is organized untf discharged for the term,
and, as the constitution makes nine mem
GERS quorum, the Indictment In this case
Is valid.
1t Is error for the court TO refuse To al.
low time TO prepare bill at the time the
exception Is made, but, unless it Is shown
further that The defendant has been prciu-
decd 10y such refusal, this will not be
ground FOR reversal.
The court Instructed the Jury that
4nallce Is implied from the commission
" any premedltatcd deliberate killing. or
where the Killing was done suddenly.
Without, any or without considerable
pfovocati0n.n Held, crror-thc correct
rulc being, "whcre IL is shown that a
d0micic was intentionally committed,
and the facts show that 1t was done Meth.
err with express nor under circumstances
eNrusing. iustifyiug or mitigating the act,
the law in that event implies malice, and
the oheuse Is murder IN the second de-
gree" The charge given was clearly
wnng,in view Of the fact that the defense
was insanity
Where the defense is insanity, charge
which fails to inform the Jury that no act
done IN 4 state OF Insanity can be pun
islicd as an offensc, Is fatally defective.
Reversed and rcmanded. Opinion ny
White, r. j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

nanf marry dena,a mn, c,,,.. a..,.
Ti1rGress Nofr.',,,,,, NV S. ~, uarkilessf
ma inini,sh,o tspsV NV, NV tu' ln,lhclple
than cyar rc;o,c,r,, 'u ~ ~ = n"pnier
rcxas cs, nc,r ~ w iaoe ulae
TalI .,,a"i 80 peace.
done, simniv beranso M ~ e,u' oN
mons N diG,r ,,I,h , fes'ssVt ns,p.
matter ~ nrnbitt,,n, T. " ~ "a ~ ~ ,llV
reoson wbv hn sbon,d .'''S y ~, su','Vlen,
room made ,o,. an,',hn,s ~ i'N'" "hn
am aware that ~ ~, ,,....... T.,
lnnn,l.ss ,,,.,' 80, ~ M" V,cli.Nhs WI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
A Mlssonri pnrn.icldc.

ST. LotIs, Mo-, oct. 27.-,Johu Buiord,
sou OF William NJ. Bulord, well -to-do
farmer living eight miles from Shelby.
vile, Mo- shot his father yesterday, IN.
fllcting wound from winch The Old man
died In IL few hours Tho two had had
several quarrels lately, and yesterday
while the family were together ia the
front room, John entered and In the most
cold-blooded manner cmpticd two barrels
of shotgun into his fathers head and
then fed, Great excitement was pro
duced In the ueighborhood The faml
are related to the Buforls OF Kentucky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
RECEIVERS SALE
--OF--
SLAUGHTERED HOUSES
ICE FACTORIES,
AT vI0ToRIAand FORT WORTH, TEX
ANSWERED..

In purfnnnco 81 the order Of the Dlsulct
Court ~ Niclurla County, made Oh TIM d0th
day % May ESQ, IN cause No, lyls on ihe doekot
OF said cpur, wherein Ayop q Cnpnou rt nis.
are plaintiff, ana The "feNas Couilnrntal
Meat Company" arO defendants, ! viii soil az
pnhlc nnrtipn. hni at The dimes aud pincos
Ing property, Ia say
81 tic court hoase door ia Tho cb Of Fort
Worth, 1ctas, az J q. ~, {stndnrd lime CA
the iirst Tuesday IN November, A. -, fVl,
Tue fame being the ad lay 0t said month, the
~lhushtef House and lee iAriofy Ot tlr 4ud
defendant, "f rho TraHs Continental Meat Com
pnny' ui Eort 0rth. fHKns HndHll the macun
cry, tpplsi appliances ana RppuricnnrcirB 10
me Same belonging, aud me hkrntp fnyen Hud
poc-guHrter acres Of land on which fbe sums
stands, aud va gald decree described
lEHiH ~ sAti-lhifiy two tl0nTnnd d0llara
OF NC purchase money 70 De paid cash Ia hand,
ana he balance OF said purchase inoncy 10 o.
pnid Ia eik months, ana ~ be secured hy TIE
note Of lhe purchaser, bearing Interest nom
date Ui snie at iiie rate Ot 10 Per cent per m
nun, nnu occurred ny y vendors lien on HE
rhld property and pfrmisCs
Ana III ne eouIt house door Ga The cts ~
victoria Texas, az u O'Clock q. li. lsinndmd
tiniel, on the second Iuesduy w. November.
s A. issj, the bame being mo l0,n das of md
month, the slaughter House and leo Factory
Of the raid deicldnnt "1bc rcAns tonliheOtai
Meat Company" nj NiriDrlH, IeAif,, and a
me tools, Appliances and appuseuaocies %
the same belonging, aud the twenty eight
acres Of land upon which tho same slnnds, and
IN said decree described
THINE or sAtE. ono hnif of ne nufciinse
money 10 be paid cash TN hand, hnd the &C.
mainder u 10 Ice paid iu Elk months, no 10 be-
secufed by the note Of the purchaser, bearing
interest from date OF sale at the rate OF 10 per
cent. perannum. ana secured by Il vendors Hon
on said properly and prcnses
1he SAFE Of TINS prDpert W. 10 each riirr,
made subject ~ the approval ~ llg lleiflct
Cont 0f Victoria county, and WIN bn reported
% said court 40 It's nest fern, commencing NO
yelnber lGih 1879, and no tile VIII bc lDHdc "
the purchaser unili the tHid sale h afnilrinnd
by the court The undersigned wlll give any
further Information desired 70 al aniilChnis.l
y. ". PhiDlIAM,
Receiver TeXns Continental Meat Company
NiciOria, TcNae, october 4, 1851.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
Thousands say so.

Mr.. T, w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
81 never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bltters TO my customers; they
give entire satisfaction, and are rapid
seIlersn Electric BlttcrS are the purcst
and best medicine known, and will posi-
lively cure kidney and liver complaints.
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels.
M family eau afford TO be without rncm.
They will save hundreds Of dollars in
doctors bills every year. Sold at soc
q bOttle hY II. W. Williams \ 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
COAL IN CAMP COUNTY.
discovery Of supposed Valuable Cod
Nine,
spocIal 10 The GakelIe.

discovery OF ~ supposed Valuable CvNI
Nine.
Special 70 the gazette,
pirrspURu, TEN., oct. ~ There lsa
great deal of talk op the streets to.,ay
about coal mines discovered some time
ago by Capt Plateau ON his place, about
five miles west OF plttshuyg. When The
disco\ cry was nrst matte a great iuany
did not think the coal OF any account
Late Investigations and experiments have
been IN favor of the quality OF the coal.
Mr.. Plateau informs Your correspond
ent that he has sunk a shalt ten feet deep,
and is going ON with the enterprise and
that he has bonanza IN the way OF coal
mine He also says that he has had sew.
cral experienced miners to visit his mines
and examine the coal, aud they MI say the
coal Is good and valuable The cual
is a soft hitWninous, burns Wcll, aud
leaves neither banks nor chunks. 1t
burns wen In stoves and cngiues, is
easily ignited and makes hot tire Six
hundred pounds were burned in the en-
zines az the plaulng mills at this place,
run by j +. Robinson, and he tells TINS
GAZETTE man that 10 burns satisfactorily
So lar as tested &c has proven valuable.
Another shaft VIII bc sunk twonty feet
soon aud It's the general Idea That the
second lay Of coal Win prove more val
liable than the lhSt This would bc near
where the Marshall North.
western railway would 20 should
1t ever Be built 10 this polut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
Don't waste limo

With poorly manufactured or impure
baking powder. Buy package of Silver
Loaf and give 1t a fair trial. II you do
this you will never regret II. How many
disastrous failures IN making bread
cause troublous yexatlon in the house
hold2 This can all be obyiated by a trial
of Silver Loaf. j. II. Brown guarantees
its purity, strength and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
FOR SALE.
-Ioa.Ion.street l.u,lne.. rrorerly.

Houston-strcct business Property.
As | intend returning 70 Ohio, will
sell my storc-room, 30G Houston street;
best location In Fort Worth; newly
painted, shelved, and in perfect order.
VIII rent for 500 per month
Would take some cheap lands in part,
some little money, and balance can re-
main long time with very low interest
SAM'L ID. CuEILpINE,
SOC Houston street, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
4 reNnn MnrrIed ~ ynnl.cr..

SptcINI ToIhc NnEctIc,
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.--Iieut, John NJ.
Cunningham, stationed at Ft Clark Tex,
was married last evening to Miss Helen
Haight, n daughter of NJ. NJ lajght, ut
the residence OF the brides father ON
WarOurton avenue, Yonkers. Mr. Cum
nlngham is brother-in-law OF Gen.
John A, Logan, who was present at the
cprpmonv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

The attack ON Fort Wor,h's artesan
wells should be read by every one using
artcsmn water,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

~ ~-..rss - ftrsuprlo - cay gs.s.s.ff rEls,r
house. llynH iiAe bcen caJied lay tho
Republicans fOr The ilf4l lino Ia Bye
Ssss a,a t '. ssg slss,a i9af e,F n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

AEIergld bulletin says Superintendent
CAME estimates Illii's majority IN.
Kings county atlu,00D.
ftsA ltstt..frt,I AMI favfnf -ts4rl.l election
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

votes Yerc lett 10 line IL ihe Third ward
there when the polls closed
t1RxkNnNfA CRY DHsfOcIn4Ic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

lT,aug, J5avunlryl, -sT,Tgs,'S ssafr rf,7gy
Easc0m BOZ.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Since then Mr.. LELAND has recommended
AYERS SARsAfARfLLA In many similar
cases. and he has never yet heard Of its fail.
IRE to effect radical cure.
Some years ago one of Mr.. LEiANp's farm
aaborers bruised his leg. Owing to the bad
stats Of his blood. an ugly scrofusous swelling
or lump appeared ON tho injured limb. Hor-
ribie itching OF tho skin. with burning and
darting pains through tho lump. made life
almost intolerable. The LEG. became epor.
n'ously enlarged. and rnnsing ulcers formed,
discharging great quantities. Of extremely
offensive matter. No treatment was OF any
avail until tho man. by Mr.. LELANp's direo-
ton. was supplied with AYERS SARsAPA.
HiLLA, which allayed tho pain and irritation.
healed the sores. removed the swelling. and
completely restored the limb to use.
Nj. LELAND has personally used
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Tor rheumatism, with entire success and,
after careful observation, declares that, in
his belief, there Is no medicine in the world
equal to 1t for the cure of Liver Disorders,
Gout. the effects OF high living. Salt
Rheum. Sores, Eruptions. and all the
various FERNS OF blood diseases.
We have MIR. LELASD's permission to invite
All who may desire further evidence In regard
to the extraordinary curative powers OF
AYERS SARsArAnILLA to SEQ him person.
ally either at his mammoth Ocean Hotel.
Long Branch. or at the popular Leland Hotel,
broadway. 9th and 18th Streets, New York.
Mr.. LELANp's extensive knowledge Of the
good done by this unequalled eradicator OF
blood polsons enables him TO givo inquirers
much valuable information.
PREPARED BIT
Dr.. .Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists; 81. six bottles Ior s..
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