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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
CABLE NOTES.

The Austrian Rcchsrath has been pro-
rogucd.
The reports that the Scryians had
crossed the Bulgarian frontier are ofici-
ally denied by the Seryian government.
A number of Conservative members of
the Canadian parliament have arrived at
Ottawa to intcrcede for Ricl The date
to which Riel has been respited is Novcm-
Der 10.
MIR. William Hastings, the proprietor
OF the Irish Citizcn loyaliSt newspaper
of Dublin, has been threatened with death,
and his residence has been partially
burned for carlcaturing the parnellitcs.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, the British
special envoy, having completed his mis-
sion TO the Porte has, sailed from Con-
stuntinople to Alexandria.
Mr. Chamberlain, the Radical leader,
publishes letter in which he says he has
not yet prepared scheme for the discs
adjustment of the Church of England.
Miss Helen Taylor, the Radical candi.
date for member OF parliament for Cam
benville, held her first election meeting
Tuesday, The meeting was distm bed by
a free fight.
The Independent Beige OF Brussels
says that Austria has prohibited the
transit through her territory of u number
OF krupp guns recently purchased by the
bulgarian government.
1t Is believed that Mahommed Elkar,
with large body OF followers, intends to
heSiege Akasheh, and it is expected that
with this end In view he win occupy the
Mohaso district. Egyptian troops are
ascending the Nile to protect Akashch,
The French government has interdicted
the use OF coal for making patent fuel on
board of French men-of-war, ON the
ground that the fleet would he dependent
on England, the government of which
might even in war, forbid the cNporta-
ton of coal
Mr. john Bright's address to the
electors OF birmingham refers simply TO
his former services and makes no poiti-
cal illusions,
MIR. Gladstone Will speak at EdinburG
Noy. H. at Wcstcalder Nov II and at
balkreth NOV. n.
NJ. Matica, governor Of Duseeoc, Ser.
| via, has been murdered The crime grew
persons have been arrested in connection
with the murder
The Russian officers ON the Bulgarian
| lotillas ON the Danube have resigned.
Their places have been tilled by former
naval officers OF Russia, who have cmi-
grated TO Bulgaria
Six hundred Hungarian horses have
been landed at Tom Patantanka This is
the first batch Imported into Bulgaria
from llungaria
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other distinguished men. Grants story
existed only in his own Imagination. The
New York Sun, too, Is IN error about
Andy johnson being q confirmed opium
eater He drank sometimes but didn't
eat opium. And he never purposed such
a scheme OF reconstruction as Grant dee
scrlbcs.n Uncle Daniel seems 10 think
thi, ought 10 settle the question.
Society circles were rather surprised
this morning by the marriage Of Or. W.
r. Clifton leading dentist OF this city,
and Mrs NJ. -. Lusk. Both parties are
very wealthy and stand high socially.
The lady was the sister OF DR. CliftOn's
irst wife, now deceased.
Eugene Williams, young member Of
the Waco bar, " being doomed by his
friends for appointment a. district Judge,
vice Judge Rimcs, resigned. Hon. John
G.. West, brother Of the late Judge
Chas, 5. West, is also a prominent as
pirant.
W. r. Orman, Indicted for the murder
Of Bud Hughston, executed new bond
this evening for $1,000.
Cotton receipts very light to-day and
market dull
The professor" company played to a
fair audience tonight
Weather raw, cloudy and threatening
min
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A Blaze at Abilene.

SprCiNI 70 Inc GNIclIC.
ABILENE, Ten, oct. 2G.--A fire broke
out about 10 o'clock tonight i'm the Office
of Or. Church, on the corner OF Chestnut
and South Front streets, and burned Phil
Wiler's livery stable with several buggics,
George w Boycc's drugstore, Taylor &
Spaulding's hardware store and boot
and shoe shop The citizens have Just
succeeded in obtaining control of the
flames, Il very difficult matter, as there
are several frame buildings near by It
is impossible to ascertain at present the
exact amount of the loss. It Is thought
TO be not more than $500 or $4,000.
There is no insurance The cause of the
fire is not known.
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AUSTIN.
Another Victim Swcils the Lengthcn.
ing List OF Murdered COlOrcd
Women al the Capital.
mour-TeNas Iron For the New
State House.


special Ia the Gazette
AUsrlN, Ten, Oct, 2G.-About mid
night last night, possibly "A little later,
the crack Of the assassin'S pistol again
rang out ON the slumnerng city This
time II was in the first ward, near Nets
saloon, and the victim one of the cOlDred
drmi-mnndc, Alice Davis Il seems she
had for some time been the StresS OF
white man named Jack COoIHbs, hereto
fore employed in restaurant a. cook ON
East Pecan street. They had had several
qupTels Last night CoombS came to
her house, and charging her with intdcl-
ity drew u iorty-iiyc calibcr revolver, and
u. the woman was attempting to escape
deliberately shot her down. The hall
entered the back, inlurng the spinal col
umn and puraIysing the lower limbs and
lodged under the skin of the left breast.
II was extracted 10y Dr. Bennett. The
woman is thought TO be- mOrtally wound
ed. The shooting is generally deemed the
act OF cowardly scoundrcl. Coomhs
was arrested and jailed. Another white
man named William Luckie was arrested
az an accessory, Luckic having received
the pistol from COOmbs after the shoot
| ng. The wounded woman is still alive
tonight but there are little hopes of re-
cuyery. This makes about seven colorcd
women slaughtered in this city since
Christmas,
Rudolph Klcbcrg, the newly appointed
United States attorney in place of Jack
Evans, has sent in his resignation as state
senator,
II was learned that COY. Ireland
had pardoned William T., Breckout out
OF the pcnitentiary, from San Antonio, for
cmbcIlllng, his term having nearly cN-
prud, the pardon being merely TO restore
citizenship.
Since the first OF July the land board
has received on account of leases and
| sale of school lands the following
amounts in round numbers July Sl2J,-
| 000 August $50, 600 September 500, 900 (;
october TO date $50, 900. Total 1921 900.
Frank Maddox, a prominent cattleman
Just returned from the West, says the
cattlcmcn of West Texas and
the North must determine on Il dead-lme,
which will admit of driving healthy cat
tie from Texas TO Northern ranges,
Mai Gurec, superintendent of the peni-
Tertiary, was still In the city to-day It
| Is understood he has succeeded in pur-
Suadiug Sub Contractor Wilke TO agree To
contract, whereby the RuSk penitentilry
( will furnish 2,G00 900 pounds of cast iron
| for the new capitol, including iron for
/ the dome, in all valued at $4,000. Mr..
/ Gorec stated this evening that everything
/ was fixed In the matter, provided he
could procure railroad transportation to
I Austin cheap enough. lie stated he
/ would send sixty conyicts 10 Burnett
next week, to work on the railroad, live
miles of which have already been laid
with rails,
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WEATHERF0RD.
William Underwood OF Parker County
Arrested on u Telegram fr0n
Capt. McMurray.
lie H. Held Under Guard Subject - Mc
Murrny's Orders and succeeds
in Making His Escape.

special 60 tho Gazette.
WENrIrRFonD, TEN, Oct. 2G.-lhc di-
rectOrs OF the Franco-TeXgn Land COM
pany have appointed Judge A. j Hood
president OF that company IN pace OF
Col. h. w Duke, who has for SOM time
acted in that capacity
Capt. j. j. Kane, architect irpm the
Fort, was In town to-day for the purpose
of examining the work which Is gcing on
the public school building, Of which he Is
architect. The captain reports every
thing satisfactory, and says II viii be
done by the contracted time-Dccem-
Der IS.
The captain also came at the ,olicita-
tion Of Bishop Garrett of Dallas, TOR the
purpose OF examining the Episcopal
church Of this city, which was thought TO
be unsafe. Capt. Kane reports 1t is in a
very good condition, and not msafc at
all.
A. j. Roe, OF the lumber firm OF Elliott
< Roe, Fort Worth, was in Wcadlerlord
to-day on his way 20 Millsap.
j. VI. Frozer and j b. Moss OF St. Jo-
seph, Mo-, returned to WeathcriOrd this
evening from the Loving cattle ranch. Of
which they are members, and have been
They report cattle in fine condition.
The friends of w. b. Tillman viii be
glad to learn that he has recovered from
his recent illness and is able to be on the
streets to-day
But very little cotton received to-day,
IL being NJ Jnday, but il broughta good
price
This morning ID. c. Bratton arrested II
Il
telegram from Capt. McMurray OF the
rangers. 1t is not known what the
charge against him is. ndenyOod's
father lives near Aledo in this county.
LArER-On the 10th OF this month l..
X. Creekmore Of this place, but for some
time connected with the state rangers.
received n telegram from Capt. s. A. Me
Murray, captain Of the rangers, stationed
at Harold, Tex, to arrest and hold
William Underwood, and wire him at
Harold OF the arrest. Underwood could
not be found at that time, but he came in
town this morning and was arrested by
Marshal Bratton and turned over to
Crcckmorc, who wired Capt McMuruy
but failed TO hear from him, and the next
thing was some place to hold him In
the absence of Sheriff Baylor,
the deputies would not put the
prisoner in jail, thinking that the author
ity was not sufficient 10 justify the re,
spouslbility, as the telegram did not state
the offcnse. SO the prisoner was guarded
by officer Creckmorc. About so'clock
tonight Creekmorc had his prisoner Tn.
derwood in the saloon of Nose Bonner
when nc turned to Dick WlthcrSpoon, the
taller who was standing near, and said
al wish you would keep lookout for
me" and stepped out, but Witherspoon
stepped out and started home, thinking
that other guards were around the pris
oncr, rs CreckmOre had stated in the
afternoon that he was going
to hire some one TO guard the man until
he could hear from McMurray When
Crcckmorc returned in short time hi,
prisoner was gone and at / o'clock 70.
night nothing had been seen or heard OF
him. Underwood is well known in this
country, rs his father lives near Alcdo il
this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
4 pHlLANrRoplc TEXAN.

Col. Thomns NJ. Pierce Remembers the
Lone star state in his win.
BosIoN. Mass, oct. 2G.-The late Col.
Thomas VI Pierce, president Of the Texas,
Houston san Antonio Railroad company,
who left several million dollars worth Of
property, among other public requests,
made the following Ia his will TO estab-
lish charitable hospital on the iinc OF
the sunset route railroad in Texas, such
a sum as his trustees may deem necessary,
provided Il does not exceed 100000. To
the following towns lying along the line OF
the Sunset route railroad he bcqueaihs Us
permanent fund the income to be APP
piled TO public education, Schulenburg,
Marion, Flatonia, Luling, Weimar Wael-
der and Columbus, $1,000 each: and TO
llarwood aud Ellinger, $1,000 each,
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NOT A SLATE MAKER.
rmo slde. OF lae senalorlnl sItuntlon

TWO SidcS OF lae SeHhtofihl NluhNohs
To the Editor of the Gazette
BOSNIAN, TIN, oct. -.
In late letter TO THE GAZETTE |
expressed what believed TO be the
views OF the people OF this county
politically, and kindly invited like
correspondence from Honey Grove and
Dodd City, in TIE GAZETTE columns.
The Spectator takes up the gauntlct
charges me with "slatc-making," and
comments as follows:
Before the llOnham reporter can make a sue
cess of political slate making he must first 90.
tain the ability to pun the foot out of scaldiup
Wnter without putting II In the fire. Tom Brown
n % railroad attorney, paid tool Of jay Gould.
II no was sent there lac probably would do no
better than MaXcy, and the nomination OF such
man would furnish subject matter for the
AIaNey organs on which 10 make n strong fight.
| never aspired to slatJ-making but
once In my life, and that proving unsuc-
ccssful, have left the field for politicians
like the Spectator man. mentioned
Tom Browns name for the United States
senate, as Maxey's successor, because OF
his honor, integrity, ability and sound
politics, aud because | believe his election
10 the senate would meet the appreciation
OF the whole OF North Texas, and not for
a "draw OUT TO strengthen the MaXcy
boom, as charged by the Spectator.
X. 5. HARRISON.
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Waco.

surprise Doomed for Judge Ncw loud,
Special to the Gazette
WACO, rEX, Oct, 20. The Grant-,lohN-
sou controversy receives an unexpected
contribution from old Dan Rice, the eN.
circus clown, who Is soiouruiug here.
Old ban says "rhe newspapers may
not pay as much attention 10 me as they
win TO Gen. sherman, Cha>, 4. Dana aud
the other big bugs who are being iater-
Viewed, but | know what ! am talking
about, aud am telling the truth, too,
was IN Washington vi the time Grant
speaks Of, aud circus man as | was, ! was
the friend and Intimate Of \udy johnson,
John W Forncy (who is NOW living and
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Colorado,
speclal to the Gazette.


COLORADO TEN, Oct. 26.--Re1
Tie preached to the prisoner: nv
day.
The Apachcs are raising Caiul,
ing Killed all the men on Mana u
They are still numbering and lll'
d,crs are in hot pursuit, but aIen
set.
The Little Dewdrop club die y
night that the citizens got upag
them repeat their tableanS fo'1ls
The dcngue Is about gone
There ARE several wagons z
camped near the city who ar
farming near here.
Messrs. Blum Bros, who haNt
pasture, occupying the best ran
Ties north of here, have found =
depth Of sixty feet, and an wv
They have five or six wells ans
operation at the present time ~
Tor counties. The land Il ln.'
and farming land.
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ono Nlore unforlanl.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEN, Oct. @.-Aa
tempt lat suicide was made Ah|
John ID. POundstone, a train dliE'
Gushvllle, Ind, though Mailing n
station, Ark. PoundstOne has bet
two weeks, and, failing toottalha
gave way to melancholy, which "
Improved by the excessive use Old
Stimulant. homeless and pOgl1
he determined to die, ana with "
view sought the payemeui nal
Press and then and there plungaI
cral times into his throat Pounds
was dull, and only two Of thegcil
etrating. lie VAS picked uptortl
TO the inilrmary, but subsegaei
sufficiently Ia tell Of bis alielf|
Ills Woun as are severe bnt n0ih1
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c"ss County Mining III.
Special 10 the Gazette w

ArLANrt, TEN, Oct. ss-u..
uhaOated. One OF the IN 4 l.
me leases. sold his lute,e., ~
cOlored miners. Anotbn,' s ~ i'll
interest for $1,000. Later asss wv "
are richer than was anticlps,ss /
rise lnmining stock. The lat swsi
three ounces of ore, a niece !. y
SILVER as large asa silver ous,,,.
also bcar copper,and the nina..es,t
eNtcnd IRON East Texas 10 lia,S,t
west Texas. The copper o, a.S II
Two counties, Cas- and llar,s,1s..'
mace Is en- route. 'n''1aa
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AT THE
spcclalioil.c C.srs,,, sru =

Special 10 ilic Gazette. "'la
y sAN ANfoNlo, Tex
t finsk iather Of the po,,,e
suid TO have commli1,,,ss's'Ne
nrscnic. M. death ~. pr
comment ,,o a,,e, is suddcnne.. 'ssl
pc attended 9 han al ha,s.s az 1
lngs ago, and has aiwse, 'snpor
ihe enjoyment Of evan aifa,.,
e,ointlng to the truth ~ u, "a
death was not brought lhe IA
friends. = 'eitic;t
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DENTON.
4 Foot Amputntcd obituary other
Notes.

4 Foot Amputnted obituary other
Notes.
Special 10 the Gazette.
DENroN, Tx, oct. 2G.-Mr. George
Gillum of Cora cut his foot seriously
with an AK several weeks since and IL
was amputated Yesterday by Drs. lnge
and Gotcher.
Mrs. Alex. Brown, upon whom the diff
dcult operation of double ovariotomy
was performed about three weeks since,
died yesterday.
Justices court opened its regular term
this morning with an unusually heavy
civil docket.
The city council met this morning, al
lowed the accounts and adjourned
The election Of three school trustees
comes off tomorrow
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SeYnour.
corrcsnondencc OF Inc Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette
SEYMOUR. TEN, oct. ei.-Tne =
timers are busy at work on VS.
new court house. The conus
will have the building complies,
January and turn IL over 20 lhs M
Money seems to be plentiful N.
farmers are generally happy. Y.
come Oui here poor ANA + nov n
circumstances. There Is pitps
more. and they are henrlilk NV
settle among US a. there Wy Z
seas tor cacA other TO be "el,9sya,
There has been cOnslderapH
going on In Baylor connll 4
around seymour, lhcie
not less than twenty T.
out OF Seymour in the past 81 y, :, 4
astonishing part of II is lhai WY
ties losing horses has ever hrs's
they were stolen, and lhal ~,
Jones. county surveyor. NE w,
at Weathertord. The man We VIZ,
one OF them and rode the ""
way. Al
sheriff a. l.. Board j. prepa'g
outfit TO rs acadO TO brinf IN ~
holuing out there under a'"''
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Special to the Gazette "''0'

HOUSTON. TEN., oct. " -
,,i. l9rt Line, a narrow guare ", N (
Tyler towards Sabine NV naa h
win Bremond's narrok s ~ eoul,
ing a through connectIons p I, n y
Texas & st. Louis nnr- .on VIII \
that The Pacific Express co saAss |
OF to get the exclusive ps n,vlg1paall
press there, but viii npt ', nl,s. \
present, 'N' Pf0blit
Delegates to the mce,ln.. :,
turned here to. day. ~ "
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IRVING Decd.



NANhnNCHIE, TIN. oct. ~
the 2Ilh lust, Is The day set apan
case OF i. NJ. Chapman ct H. w. ia
al. to set aside deeds, John farrm
10 james Farrar over goo acrosc
block OF city properly In the TOW
Tho properly l. said TO be worth
There are over twenty creditors oe
Interested In the suit as plalnlls
W. Fldris, \. 4. kemble, Judge NJ.
ton, r. Il. Howell, John l., Cha
Ennis and Charles I Tucker Of n
torucys for the Plaintiffs, The dei
represented by Crawford 4 Cfayl
Las. Edwards y Fcnrs Of Enuis ODD
OF WaNahachic. The display 9TH
watched with Interest. and. all 10
fair to he one of thcmosi lniegesH
docket.
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Baird.
specIal to the Gnzetlo.

BAIRD, TEN, Uct. 20 --pIaA (.
THIS morning and the case Of N "
W. Pace from SwcctWater Il. X
notice quite a number OF sae,r4,
lent attorneys In aitendant \
Maj II G.. Bidwell from Wesa. \,
and Is Interested In this case.
MIR. u. Driscoll. route agep,ola,
press company, Is IN town.
Our popular sheriff, CAPT. j. ".
been very sick with Congestion II
but we are glad To know ihatbr.
we nad a line rain Saiufdar nlrht
thing looks cheerfulto.ds y.
Rev. Mr.. Moore Of the Bapll.t ehu
day baptized four persoAsmihe Ct
town.
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MURDERED IN MEXICO.

\ Prominent Texas Ranchmen Stain With
All Ills Men.
Special ia the Gazette,
PECus, TEX, Oct. 2G.-NeWs reached
here this evening that Charles Mann, a
prominent cowman, recently of Colorado
City, but now ranching in Mexico with
the most OF his men, were murdered ON
their ranch.
Your correspondent cannot Nouch for
the truthfuness OF this report
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
He Knows Its a Good Thing.
specIal 10 the Gnzoitc.

PECos, TEN, Oct, 26,-Thc Continental cat
Tie company made application hi. month 10
lease l's sections OF school land in Reeves
county,
Grass commissioner Baines was in the CITY
DAY ana informed the county surveyor 10
consider him an applicant for watercd section
near Pecos cry A. soon Us the land board nut
thcm ON the market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

plrrspuRG, Pa, Get. % The Protest
ants of all denominations have inaugural
ed an evangelical campaign here, and are
holding daylight aud nightreviyal services
In nearly 100 churches Ia rittsburg aud
Allegheny The movement Is an out
growth OF the Moody and Sankey meetings
l.eld here last SPRING
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
Stolen Property Recovered.

PALESTINE, TEN. oct 26.--City Marshal Chris.
Rogers returned last night from Hearne win
the w" goid watch aud chain of Mrs. Bittle, q
While absent from her house Il few months ago.
the lady's house was burglarlled by a negro
ana the watch among other things was carried
away Inc thiei mad been arrested for another
ohencc 40 ilearne, but being released before
The MAtrh. .--o w"
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Iencrsnn.


~! iGSoN, IEN., Oct. 26--A new tIial was
granted ". W. smith ia the case Of tlr ,,r,
ment against him Tor illici distlling
me mtcd states court has after n,ye,,r, and
ploFacieu session AZ last adjourned The
hteat pbleelian TO Judge Salbm Is that he is too
old ana Things move ON too slowly However
~ mas heen an Interesting session. \ yrrnt
many ~ INC important cases were continued
nllnd states district AttOmcy Srutton has
many friends and Marshal Reagan Is Giving
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An Attempted JAIN Deli,e,y.

GLoRGtroWN, TIN, oct. 26-Ths morning
ABOUT o'aG clock an attempt 10 break ian was
iu1gue IN rom Bratton and Jim Garren As the
laIJl stcli'rd IN che run, around garden thew
snuueh$ s3TAng on him, and Bratton attempted
,oVa,eh MIN by The throat, but the taller WAS
700 quick Tor him and threw bis pistol down On
btat'pn Nhen he ran out into the court house
;arI' Inc laller threw Garren OF him. locked
.he uoor, ran after Bratton and fired nd MIN
Wlcc, The second shot taking effect In hls
shoulder, requesting the gcnileinan Ia bnlt
ne was placed buck 10 lajl.
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Commerce


COMMERCE, TEN. oei %
about 5 O'Clock another cutiiss
cured not far from the public ,os,
sam jackson, a strong md ro,,' w
celNcd a cut from knife ah rysa
ear: BAD whisky was the cans 'e's Y
bad places. "''A9 w
TO day the rules and reculslh.,
alton took effect, and M NJ,
husily engaged In getting nr.s
sary to build cooler
our town has been evcentians
loiore, and the recent rows M. Z:
comment. -'f Y
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sneclal to the Gazette.

GRoESnEECk TEN, oct. 2G.-This is the fourth
week of orr district court Judge Brady called
the criminal docket to day We have seven
murder, two outrage, eleven forgery and theft
eases total of twenty cases
Most of the cotton crop has been gathered
dcnguc, which is quite common arouud
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a Noted freshman pI'' &


san ANTONIO, TEN- W..
Blake, a wealthy Irish barllss,ss,il.
m this country only a few n'V', ,aI
Menger hotel last night OF tl
diseases smerindnced gy ss,,.
Mr.. Blake was the represrhiil,.s,t,,,
lent Irish family, was M vi, 4
and was II man of considtIaplI,,
only returned from MeNlcV ',,.s,
or three weeks, where ne Ma
siye ranch from Patrlrio Mt,sr.i
first cousin uf Hon, Mt, XVI
tim with Lord Cayenuisn Xxx
Phoenix park murder, icr W 8
legged American citizen "
and hung.
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a Little Child Dead. Yp


Special TO the Gazette.
CROWLEY, TEN, oct. 2G.--Nlr. Robert Ware,
one of our best ncighbors, had the sad mis-
fortune to lose his llttle child. II died sunday
evening and wa, buried here In the Crowley
cemetery to day. The whole community Join
In sympathy in his bereavement. There + stlll
lots of sickness IN this vicinity
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Obituary at Bolton.
Special TO the Gazette,

BELTON, TEN., oct. 2G.-Judgc James Me.
CURE, an old resident OF this city, died this !
morning and was buried this afternoon He
had been confined to his bed with paralysis or
more than year Although not unexpected.
his death is regretted by numerous friends.