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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
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| ann pleased Ia state 60 the public that
Gunn's Pioneer Hood Remover hNsno equal as
blood purilcr, tor huvU tried sunciOntly.
Griffin, Ga, j, G, lAltNES, NJ, ID.
Tho above certificates are but n few lnstanccs
ot thousands in our possession, showing sutlcr.
ers who have hecu relieved at every form OF
Hood and skin diseases, Fcaldir CompiditfS,
Dyspepsia, SglAiiis, .ucVurial RhoNmdhSs,,
Rlo0R p0isoa and Ndidrid,
For full Information our free pamphlet on
Hood and skin Diseases viii he furnished ON
application 10 the
MACON MEDICINE co, Macon ia.
sold Ia powdered form, easy to prepare al
home with OF Without spirits small Size, Ysc. /;
large size, Sl.O0, mailed Ga any address ON 49,.
coipt Of price Liquid form, small size, Sl.OO; ,
large size, S.,A. At wholesale by.
NV, WILLIAMS a CO., Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
$1,000 Reward.

/ will pay $1,000 for the arrest and con-
yiction OF the parties who attempted to
rob me on Lamar street, Saturday night,
June 6, or will pay $500 for either OF
them. NJ b. LLOYD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

Keep off diseases when danger threat
ems Take lIcpatozone and you viii be
safe. Try one bottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

The Crescent restaurant keeps open
all night, so meals may be had at any
hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
BradfleId's emale eguIator

Is strictly a vegetable compound, and is the
product Ut medical science and practical cN.
pcricncc directed toward the benefit OF
SUFFERING WOMAN
II IT, the studied prescription OF a learned phy-
9icOu whose specially was WOMAN and
whose tlme became enylablo and houndlcss
because ol his wonderful success in the treat
mcnt and cure of female complaints TIE
REGl LNlpR Is the GRANDEsT REMEDY
known, and richly deserves it, name:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

The Comtessc de Paris is very robust
and can tire out four or five horses Il day
in the hunting season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
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HER best FRIEND!
UEzlSm1zzzAkmR1Szzzk1k
IT DR.. J.. BRADFIELD'S n
LIE MALE REGULATOR

This famous remedy most happily meets the
demand oi the age for woman's peculiar and
multllOrm Affections. It Is a remedy for WO.
MAN ONLY and for The, SPECIAL CLASS OF
her diseases. II Is Specific Tor certain dis
cAscd conditions of the womb, ana proposes to
50 control the Menstrual Function ms 10 rcgu
late all The arrangements and Irregularities OF
W.luuuia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
WOman's Rest Friend !

because Il CONTROLS class of functions the
various arrangements ~ which cause moro I'm
health than all other causes combined, aud
mus rescues her from a long train OF Affections
winch sorely emhittcr her life and promaturclv
end her existence. on what u multitude of
Lying witnesses can testify To it, charming
ehtclS WOMAN take 10 Your confidence this
PRECIOUS BOON OF HEALTH
u VIII relieve You OF nearly an the com.
plants peculiar To your sex Rely upon II ne
life, ''''e
:, ld hN all druggists. Send for our treatise
ON the Health and Happiness OF Woman
mailed nee which gives an particulars.
liiL BlAnllELp REGuIAruR Co.
Bon ., Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
MONTHLY SICKNESS.

liz proprietors claim for Il no other medical
property and 10 doubt the fact that this medl.
cine does positively possuss such controlling
voluntary testimony of thousands of living
who are o.dHy eNultng In the res
torntou IN sound health and happiness.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-04-05
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
e. C. MCCLELLAN.

CnItc Il Stntcs land md MIncvaI
Surveyor for the state OF Nevada.
A ddtess for Information regarding Iho lay.
~ Ing out Of Mining Claims aud Bur.
veying for Pntonts; obtaIninE Of Land
from state or GovcTnmcnt or 10 90.
cure sorYIccn, 10 Elko. Eiko Co.,. Ecv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22

Tho 1926 trot for the dsy was uniln-
lshcd--Flon T.. drst heat time 2i3s,
second 2;2g; Abncr II, third heat $3.50.
The trot viii bc finished tomorrow Tor
the 2i20 pacing race.
The following horses are entered y.
w. Cole, Upton, Mo, enters w g..
Aberdeen, j. iongshorc, Belton'
Mo-, enters b. 2. ratscy tlinkeri
A. +. WickoG, Appleton city, Mo-, enters
b. z. Honesty Frank kocn, st.. Louis,
enters eli. L. oxygen; \, g. Deputy,
wintrsct, Iowa. enters b. z. BESSIE
Brown: n. K Reed enters ch. z. Frank
Reed; George Grimes, Union, Ind, enters
o.. ~. Little Fin; Il. -. Craig, Paris, en-
tcrs ell. 2. Buck Dickcrson.
For The one and onc-clghth mile handi-
cap the entries ares Nat Kramer, Aiict
aud Flcwracn.
For the one aud onc-quartcr mile selling
race Top sawyer. Lady MOrtou Nirgic
llcarnc sud lloydrobad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
IN THE HEART OF 1 CITY.


4 Horrible Double Murder Committed in
the Heart of Kansas cay.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, oct. "a terrible
tragedy was committed about . o'clock
this afternoon at the house of John CON
way, daiyman ON Ea>i Eighteenth
street, in a thickly populated part OF the
city 4 ucighhor entering the house
mnud Mrs. Conway and her daughter,
Kate living dead upon bed in an
inner room, their skulls crushed 100 and
the bed dclugcd with their blood, which
was yet Waru The girl was kncclng
beside the bed with her head upon the
mothers body. Marks of blood were
found on the Ntchcu floor and the weapon
Of death, "a car coupling-pju, was dis
covered u the alley where 1t had been
thrown. About $50 in money was
missing from the house. The most
plausible theory is that tbr murder
was committed 10y tramp, Who perhaps
had attempted criminal assault upon the
mother aud, being surprised by tnc grl,
Killed them both. Several persons were
Ia the vicinity of the house, and milk
man passed through the yard both
shortly before end after The murder bul
20 cutlery was hcard ut amy time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
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PtES, oct. 2l.--Thc soircc last even
in@ IN honor OF Prince Waldcnar of Den.
marx was Il most brilliant affair. Fifteen
hundred persons were in attendance.
lhe presents for Prince Wuldcmar and
NE Princess Marie of Orleans were OK.
hihIled 10 the guests. Queen Victorlu
sent a medallion studded with brillunts
ana containing lock Of Prince Albert'S
mar The Duke and Duchess dc Char
Tres, the parents Of the intended bride
presented u splendid necklace with nm.
pendagcs of ruhics and diamonds. for
merry belonging to the Duchess OF or.
leans Other valuable gifts were also
shown, The civil marriage win take
place az the marie. The Prince of Wales
viii he present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22

JAMESTOWN, \. ", Oct. 2l.-,ludgc :.
b Foraker, soyernorelcct of ONO. spoke
Cor over two hours IN Mems 0pcra.housc
this afternoon 10 an audience iilllng every
part of the auditorium aud stage. lie
contrasted the causes which led 10 the
going out Of power OF the Democratic
party twenty-five years ago anu the Re.
publican party one year ago, aud said
that the achievements OF the Republican
party met with universal approval NOW,
and II Is asserted that had there lcen a
free ballot aud an honest count in The
South, Il would stll be- Ia power
lie defended the ''hloody shirt policy
lie said this policy did not operate
TO revive the memory 81 the war, but Il
was necessilatcd by occurrences since the
conflict, and he contraStod 1t with Fitk.
hugh Lee campaign in Virginia.
''Ihe Democrats" he continued,
'prpmiScd TO look over The books. count
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
Mo snltnn win nclny Aciinn.

CuNsrANrINorGE, Oct, 2l.-Thc porte
has decided not 10 send troops into
Eastern Room-Elcc without a European
mandate. The various diplomats in this
city consider the aspect of the situation
very scriouS, and fear Turkish Irregular
ties. The discussion OF the matter bv
the ambassadors, and the action Of
Scryia may impart Il European character
to the bulgarian question which the pow
ers desire TO localizc, The porte, how
ever will not admit that II 1, only a local
question.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22

special to the Gazette.

StN ANTONIO, TIN, oct. u Max
liioiStoini aged forty years, died at Santa
Rosa hospital. his remains were inferred
TINS morning at 10 O'Clock, by the Jewish
Congregation of Bethel. The case of Inc
deceased was sal one, Coming 10 San
Antonio about three years ago. he en-
gagged as a pcddlcr, and worked hard mn.
IN nc had saved enough money to send
nls family inGermany tocomc 10 America
They came and landed in New YORK
When 1t was found there was not ,uf.
Hcient money to briug them To San An.
ionic, While working to secure MI,
much-needed money, he fcn sick and
died. His family arr now in New York
M destitute circumstances, aud know moi
Of the husbands death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
DENTON.
4 Cheeky Tramp CLOSING ont - saddler-
The Fort WIN Nut Forget.

Inc RON WIZ NV i'i $40
special 10 the Gazette.
DXNroN, TEN, oct. si-A tramp en-
tered the house Of J. J Wallace last
night by breaking down door, during
the absence for the night of the family,
broke OPEN several trunks, aud appro-
prlatcd 81 IN money, a gold pen aud SOW
cral other valuable articles The tramp
then went to bed, but evidently arose
early and departed. Mrs Wallace and
family returned about noon, and taking
in the situation, Mr.. W. hastily Informed
City Marshal Fry. The marshal sue
cccded ia oycrhauliug the tramp near the
depot, fuupd the missing articles on his
person aud landed him In the county
jail
w. W. West, saddlcr, was closed out
by attachment to-day by some Dallas
firms. Liabilities, about fifteen hundred
dollars, assets will about cover claims.
Martin W. Jones, boy about nineteen
years old, from Argyle, was adludgud a
lunatic to-day and ordered TO Terrell
Cotton has been coming in lively to-
day.
The attendance at our city school is
steadily Increasing.
Fort Worth must not forget that Den
ton wants the santa IL aud will du her
part 10 yet IT,. Competing lines from
here To the Fort will do much towards
more firmly cemcnting the bonds of com
mcroc aud friendship which ito and
should continue 60 exist.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
TheY wnIrigl,t.

rnuIrroroGIs, oct, 2l.-Thc garrison
here numbering 1000 men and 1000 Mace
DOMAIN volunteers has started Tor the
Scrvian frontier.
IT will 20 10y rail TO JosarScmy
aud travel the rest OF the way on foot.
Several divisions Of earmy assembled
on the RoomElceau frontier have been
ordered TO fall back TO resist the Scryians
who MondIy advanced tn Agor.
The Bulgarian government de-
ponds upon the powers to prevent
Turkey from commencing hoStiltics and
urges an alliance between Bulgaria and
Turkey rs the best guarantee for the
preservation of the Ottoman empire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
In.e.ligatlng the Frnud,.

CtN,INNAri, ONO, oct 20.-Tesli-
mony was heard to-day before Judge
Buchaltcr IN the mandamus proceedings
To compel the judges OF elections in Pre-
cnct T. OF the Eighteenth ward to make
a proper return of the election. Their
return was brought in unSealcd and UNI
signed; hence She writ, J \. Thomp-
son, one ui the Judges, testified that he
had been agreed upon to act as Judge on
behalf OF the Republicans. James llig-
gins and John RCgan were the Demo
cratic Judges, In the morning they dl-
vidcd the labor thus; Thompson was to
receive the votes and deposit them
in the boz, Higgins TO turn The crank.
and Rcgan was to check the names
from the registry book. After about hftv
votes had been received outside parties
ntericrcd, took the book from REGAIN and
threw il under some rubbish. Regain had
said he could NOT check the names fast
enough. The book disappeared and was
not seen again that day after the check
ing ceased The witness said one man
voted seven times under different names.
The votes were received against his
protest He recognized the face as the
same, although he did not know the man.
lie went homr at q O'Clock and refused
to assist In counting. afterwards he,yrnt
TO the polling place and was refused
admission. He next SAW tbr mi.
lot-box Yesterday morpipg Mo
hinges were broken off and The HOY v,,s
tied up win rope.
Other witnesses testified tha, a cony
OF the registry book had hrrp nod. ,ni
was used Law me chalIepncr> until tbov
were driven away and mar fine bnnt was
torn mn.
citizen nl Co,lnutop ic>tjGcd ,l,t b'
,dw two boy. whom he u.,r,rd and whom
be knew 10 br resident. OF Coviuot,n Ty
vote at Ills precinct. m. said NOV u.err
brought 10 Tho nolls bv =, s,,.ci,i n,ai..-
man.
Another witness testified tbnt lac .,v.
these hoyS sotc and saw tnrm rccriyn
money. /, wa, "A bin ,,iycp ~ The Ia,,,rr
one. They went 10 :, saloon ,nI /,
changed for silver and diyjdrJ ID iIr
followed the bow, I'm rhr ,lvrr
ON the way he nslcd
policemen 10 arrest them. Inn thr onicrr
declined. re saw tbr Inv. ,,,, i,,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
PARIS.
swelling the Subscription Tor the Marshall
= Northwestern.


Southwestern.
special TO the tiazcltc.
p,us, Tx, Oct n McSsr>. Heart.
sell, Scott, lourcc and Lloyd viii be in
PARIS Thursday for the purpose OF draw
ing up the contract for the Marshal S
Northwestern.
The cOmmlttee,appontcd To raise the
subscription Tor the stock Ia the railroad
Increased II, list 10 something over $50.
400 to-day, and Still there are qute a
number of prominent citizens 10 be si<n.
The lahorS of this committee have been
arduous, and they deserve the everlasting
gratitude Of our citizens, rs to the com.
mlitcc very largely Is due the success
achieved
about four hundred bales ol cotton
were received yesterday.
heavy frost fell Tins morning, killing
all vegetation,
Rev. Chas. H. Hyde OF Nashville viii
preach nj the Congregational church ON
sunday morning and night.
Mr.. l.ec Preston was married TO Miss
Mamie MaSSenburg this evening at the
residence OF Mr. Masscahurg in the pres
once of large number of Invited guests.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
Chas. Alanton, Mr., Preston Is one OF our
most cstimahle Young men, secretary Of
Paris In mber and Gain company Miss
Mamie is one OF the sweetest and best OF
girls and deserves wen the husband She
loves.
Fine sport was witnessed at the races
to-day, In the one aud onc.eighth mile
dash, postponed from Yesterday, Chanilla
Won the racc. Time, 1904. Amanda
llroWn, second Nlrgic Ilcarnc, third.
Ihrcp.quartor dash Tor two-ycar olds
q. II. fenton won, Time 20. Lulu
Brown, second Pamela, third.
one mile dash, three-year Odds Nat
Kramer 80; Moonlight. sccona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22

i."NnoN, oct, 2l,--rho case of Louis
hel' me leader of the hali-brccd iusur.
recs'o' ~ thc Northwest territory, was
unuer consideration by the priyy council
.o,"Ny mr. Francis Henry ,lcune, the
prisoner English counsel, stated the
prisoner SIDE OF the case and made n
lohS argument on behalf of his client.
Alt'f hearing Riefs counsel, the Judges
tn3uSht u not necessary to hear thr other
Sluo 81 tue ease, Judgment VIII be PRO.
nouhced tomorrow. Tho decision viii
probably be against Ricl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22

Sr Lotus, No, oct. n A somewhat
startling phase OF The strcot-car strike
was developed to-day through the discoy-
cry by the police of an internal machine
on Washington avenue and Morgan
street The machine was piece OF two
inch gas-plpc, two feet lohg, hllvd with
gm.powder and arranged with caps, SO
that when touched ny the ear wheels 81
would explode, The strikers aud knights
OF Labor announced last night that they
would this morning put lines of hordlcs
AMI pmnibusses on the strcct-car routes,
hnt UP 10 noon mono have apnoared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
MEaTHERFORD.
Mnr,hm Cahcn Goes to Graham oth.r
Notes

.fAAN'AaA NhbfiA NttfN w isAAltthi -tNttf
Notes.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WnTuRroRD, TEN, oct. -. The
llrn OF Porter Bros. 4 Mdwell have their
new stock of dry goods opened up in their
new building, which Is the finest two.
story stone building in Wcathcriord
Gen. w l.. Cahcll, Emitted States mar
shul, left Wcathcrlord Tor Graham this
morning Ia attend the federal court
X. +. VI, Cooper OF the Springfield, Mo-,
News, is in the city.
Nat q, Henderson of the George
town Record, and j u, Ballord of Tho
Grtnhury Graphic, spent the day I'm
Wcathcriord.
Mr.. Powell and daughter OF Princeton
Ky" Who have been visiting Prof. u. G..
Hart OF this city, for the past ten days,
received telegram from home yesterday
evening that a daughter of Mr.. Powell
was dying, and Mr. Powell and daughter
took the east-bound train yesterday even.
ing Ia answer the call
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
THE WALkuPr,
Slow Progress of the TrlalsN,
oi,ments.

Slow Progress of the TrlaltN,
niments.
ENuoRiN, KAN, oct. sl.~,
trial was resumed THIS ~
crowded COURTROOM. Asl
important testimony was w
that of Mrs. Weary. a neisl5,
4 conversation with MS I
the death of the laitcTs 4,
which She expressed saHss
body could believe The repea
tion about her, and say L
would have bad marc sens
bought poison aS openly y u
was TO br used TO p0is9aI
Summers testified 10 Nls'e
told witness before WalkspN
she had dreamed Of seclpgse
dressed IN Grape and slns
Ages" while playing 3 ~
druggists testified 20 AaFa h
to Mrs, Wa'kup; in one ~
She said she wanted i ass1'
signed the poison-recofi Uf'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
DENIS0N.
tnilurr OF oo attempt to Make ,u Eduor
ErtrHCt.

IirtrHCt.
special 10 the Gazette.
DENiSoN, Tx, oct n "a few morn
ings ago, the Morning ller,ld-NcNs, in
speaking OF the death OF Il. T.. Mullins,
spoke very ,mcomplmrntary OF Capt
Rice, at whose house Mullins had been
boarding. l,irc wanted him out ul his
house, although Mullins board was paid
IN advance. The article caused Capt.
Rice to 90 To- the editor and demand of
him to correct ihc statement But the
editor had proof uiat what was said was
true, and would make no currcc-
ton Rice went down This even.
ing and proposed to clean out
the odce, hut ~till Dr Wright, the local
editor, mean, just what he said ndWould
not take hack. Then Rice pulled knife
aud Tom Crooks, editor, also pulled onr
and for while it looked as though there
would be trouble. Rice concluded that
Il was harder tu make a newspaper man
do anything than he thought and put his
kniir up and listened TO reason,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
STILL WARLIKE.
The Relations Between Bulgaria ana
Scrnia are Growing Daily More
Strained.
King Thechaw of nurmnh to be D-po,cd
whether tie Accc,cs to EneIand's
Demands "r Not.


Via Nackay Bennett cable 10 tie Gazette.
LoNpoN, Oct u .--To-day's dispatches
from the East are increasingly warlike.
Berlin adyices say that the efforts of
Germany and England To bring about a
friendly understanding have not met with
success so far
The dispatches say that the relations
between Bulgaria and Servia are strained
to 4 breaking point and their executive
councils are sitting almost continuously.
Prince Alcyander's professions of sub
mission to the powers are incompatible
with the fcyerlsh activity OF his war
Office.
Every effort is being put forth to arm
and equip the reserves and 1T them for
service.
\ Belgrade dispatch authorltatiyely
states that King Milan has definitely re-
fused Ia receive the second mission sent
to him by the government of Bulgaria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22

LINN, OCT, 1.-THE news from IIualag
,'o lhal the rebel, Col, Pado, has been
Niileu oH an lrban guard OF lluacrach.
u .',,, Frauo ana his band had been com
,ulltihH great excuses in the ncighbor-
- ulNpach from Anco announces the
uuieat 81 thc Montercros under tho lead.
VrsHip 81 Tie celebrated priest, Rios, and
t'lr death Of the latter, The banditll arc
nearly extinct In the Northern depart.
ihehtS, which seem TO be entering upon a
more peaceful era
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
MATAMORS
litter Contest for ths
~, :, ,Ct,i,,.e, iaf

Bitter Contest for 90 81
Horse-Thieyes w
Special to the Gazette.
MNrAMoRNs, MIX, 0ch
who was so badly cut 'sf
the Ragcl boys, died A9's Y. X
from his wound, The pf'''s, :.
held fornnurdcr.
Six llorse-thicyes haff !,
tured az the l,rynozas ill,'o s
jailed to-day by The oilieeg
The contest Tor Inc may 1
ing decidedly hot, and igaii' a.
that Il VIII cDd IN hloo,,..
Nturria and Torres, W. ".
both good men. The w. .,s
an offori TO prevent q
tween their friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22
GAINESVILLE.
The Capital OF Cooke County Wants
Fort Worth TO Help II Build a
Narrow Gauge.
lost In the Tire An InrcndiarS tucnpt-
Matrimonial New school House
WIN Attend the Fair.


special TO the Gazette.
GAlNtsviiiE, TN, oct. ~ MIR. Jno.
johnson of Erin Springs, j. r.. suffered
considerable loss iu the lire of Monday
night. lie was ON. his way home from
sherman and had stopped at the Red
River restaurant He barely escaped
with his life, and lost his baggage, a Wit
chester rife, two rcyolvcrs and
$50 in money When he reached
the foot OF the stairway In
coming out Oi the building, the ilamcs
wrapped about him. smuggling his hair and
whiskcrs and scorchiug his clothes. He
was directed out by the yelling OF parties
on the outside Besides the losses re-
ported yesterday was a small lunch
stand, the property OF Cambria & Jack
son. Their loss was Sli0; no Insurance.
T.. \. Jacobs had an insurance of $500 ON
hts furniture and pictures. and Boats s
Purdy, blackSmiths, had policy OF 500.
Their loss above the policy j. about six
hundred dollars There was about one
fourth insurance ON the whole property
destroyed. The origin OF the lire is still
mystery
a daStardly attempt at incendiarlSm Is
reported after the tire ON Dyc street
Monday night; Some licnd made an at
tempt To fire the brick block south of the
one which had Just burned lot of
straw and paper was placed among pile
OF dry lumber. which was Jus, In the
rear of one of the buildings, aud set ON
fire. The light attracted the attention OF
some one who was passing, and the blaze
was cNtinguishcd before much damage
was done.
Married, I'm This city, Wednesday even,
iug, October 20 nj the residence OF the
brides brother, Il. G.. Bone, MIR Joe Gil
leuwatcr> aud Miss Calllc Bone. The GER
cmony wa, performed by Rev. H. +. Bone
OF Nhitesburo, also a brother of the
bride
The following cases were disposed OF
IN the county court: State ". Il. y. Car
ter, aggravated assault. Jury trial: verdict
OF guilty, and defendant Gncd slul aud
costs
state vs. Isaac Star, selling liquor to
minors; plea OF guilty. and defendant
lined SO and costs.
state ". Bob DcBcrty; same result.
Charles Newton, a prominent cattle.
man pi sherman, ramt In ON last nights
train. lie has 500 Tine beef cattle here,
which hc Viii ship at once 10 Northern
markets.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-22

81, Lorls, Mo-, oct. 2l.-Thc com.
mission men and Others doing business
Ut The National stock yards, in East 81
LOUIS have organized an exchange, TO
he known as the East st. Louis Live
Stock exchange. W. l.. Cassidy WAS
elected president; G. NJ. Keys, yicc-prcs.
ldenl; and w. J Brodcrick, secretary.
lhc rates OF commission were agreed
upon and provision was made for ad.
Nancing tho same system OF inspection
NnU dockage " prevail In Chicagn.