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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
BoNHAM.

special TO the Gazette.
BoSBAM, TEX, July 5.-A revival
meeting hiss been in progress at the
Baptist church here for the past week.
Rev. Potts II an earnest and Interest.
Ing preacher and 10 well liked In Bon
ham.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
viii Locate,

Mr.. A. Hellmich, for several years
past emigration agent for the state OF
Arkansas, was In the city several days
laet week on business connected with
his office. Col. Hellmich informed a
reporter OF THE GAZETTE that he
would return home to day to wind up
his business affairs, when lie will come
back 10 Fort Worth NJ an early date
with the view OF locating permanently,
He will certainly prove valuable nc.
QUESTION TO this section OF Texas, and
particularly 10 Fort Worth. No man
in Arkansas has done more good to-
wards the advancement OF that states
interest than the.above-numed gentle.
man.
Glnocchio's hotel; A odenhei-
mer, San Francisco; w Il Ganson.
Marshall; l. A Steen, Decatur; o II
Collins, wife and child, Wichita Falls;
J w Kelley, Galveston; y NJ Yen, Jr.,
Montgomery, Ala Lille Emanuel,
city; Lewis Silverstein, Big Spring; q
w Word, Kansas City; A p Guns
bourgh, st Louis Il A Aldrich, city;
Thoe l. Richardson; A Odds, Louis
VILE, Ky; A Burt, Gatesville; Gen
q Brown, Los Angeles, Cal; w II
Harris, $ Lyon, sc Louis; A o Har.
ris, Atlanta, Ga; J ) Saunders, Bon.
ham; Robert M Hutohins, q q Petit,
Galveston; Saml Il Day, IT., Smell;
Henry Charley, Longyiew.
Grand Central Aloe schmidt, Paris,
Tex J l. McLaughlin, Temple; J W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06

SAN ANGELO, TEX, July 4 Geo.
+. McAlllster, the murderer OF w. g.
Campbell, who escaped from Paint
Rock jail last week, was captured by
ranchman by the name OF Geo.
Bird near his ranch to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06

Dispatches from Simla, India, state
IL Is estimated that the expenses of the
preparations for war against Russia
amount already TO $50 000, 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06

The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Puffs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

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Al gtstofity'a aseas.aH ~ i'Ir Convention
~ COMMITTEES ~ Formulate 70 pIan far =
National Association reported recon.
meudiaa thc formation ~ NatIHHal
lllmrlsllle Association wlth headquarters
Al Denver This committee ia ~ prepare
q memorial address nn ihe subject ai
silver and himciailIe cuuvncy hisp ~
secure iho cooperation oi lho advocates
oi himciallIc currency IN each silver
bearing state ~ art aa members VI tho
National committee, WIN shall agree 10
oct on he basis of lbo aforesaid me-
mortal.
meeting oi the National Committee
u grn 10 be- called, and a National of.
ganIbation perfected The powof is dele.
gated to ihr National Committee 10 eall q
National Convention 10 create n bureau
Vt statistics and information and 10 pre-.
pare plans t0 secure National legislation.
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS made
two reports, aud the majority report was
amended and adopted II lnvors blmel.
allsm as embodied In the laws previous
10 1873, urges the enactment OF those
hws, demands the free and unlimited
coinage Of standard dollars, and their
payment from The Treasury to discharge
debts of the United States, calls for the
withdrawal ol one aud two dolar.uotes,
condemns the Secretaries Of The
Treasury for their cyaslons of
the provisions Of tho bland blll
demands that the Clearing House bal.
ances OF the Government be paid without
discrimination In gold and silver. calls
for the amendment of the National bank.
Ing law, whereby banks shall keep fifteen
per cent. Of their legal reserves Ia
standard silver, and that bank redemption
fdnds shall be In silver; demands llber.
nj construction Of the Bland bill, and It's
faithful execution.
The last resolution claims that these
demands are based on broader grounds
than any consideration Of mere section.
nllsm or protection OF particular In
dustry; that they are the well-nigh for.
gotten terms OF wise Constitution and
laws under which this Nation has gained
her place AS the foremost that silver
needs no such protection rs Ii
extended 10 the hampcrcd interests
OF the Easti that this is qucs.
tlon touching the nearest interests
OF every human being In this broad land,
aud that II involves the question OF
whether the dcbt-payng medium Of the
Nation shall be 50 changed as 10 increase
the value OF notes, bonds, mortgages aud
other fixed incomes, and deprcciatc the
value OF all other property. Adjourned
slne die.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
A JUVENILE PANIC.

riny Juvenile TeinpIAr- Iiemmsd In In .
Lojgo Room ijJ iirs-tii iiut One Re.
eaed-Death From Excitement.
BrrFALo. y. Y. January 20.
Last night 1re originated insth,
three-story building corner Of Main anc
Lake streets, Angola, n. Y, twenty. y.ons
miles from this city, caused by the ex
plosIon Of lamp In lodge room Of th,
Juvenile Tempars, which was In session
at the time. There were abon, flfiy chill
drsn In the room, and a scene of frantic
excitement followed the explosion.
The citizens procured ladders aud began
removing the children from the building,
the s,airways having burned Many
jumped from the windows and sew
ersl were seriously injured. Katie Bau.
CERT aud small boy received fractures
Of their legs. Another boy, BERTHE Plarc,
who was known 10 have been IN the room,
can not be found, and probably perished.
VIM. Thompson, aged sixty.slx, was
overcome With excitement, and upon
reaching his home dropped dead The
loss Is estimated al 90, 200.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

NICHOLAS ARA0os, ..le most noten and
daring desparado, and outlaw, aud bandit
Of the Southwest, was ca,aurod on the 10Th
by the sheriff Of Lincoln county, New Mex.
ico, at a place called Chaperito. lie had
committed a score OF murders, and escaped
from number OF jails. He was taken
from the sheriff and his officers by mob,
and dragged by tho heels 10 tree and
hung. He was only 30 years Of age, and
was splendidly formed and singularly
handsome man. lie was as amiable as q
socity maiden, and as quiet asa lamb, but
when aroused was terrible as cyclone.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Is 10 have a new op-
era house.
An attempt was made on the I'd to poison
the odum family, living near Nashville,
Tenn.
The boiler In the Snyder brswery, at
Louisville. exploded ON the "a. and John
Bush was killed. Several others were In
jured.
o'DoSovAs RossA, the Irish agitator Of
New York, was shot on the ID by woman
named Violet Dudley. His wound Is not
dangerous.
Ir Il stated President-elect Cleveland has
offered the Treasury portfolio toiMr. Ran.
dali.
TuE dry goods establishments Of Garry
Bros, and Ridley Bros, Of New York,
were damaged by an explosion Of dyna.
mite on the ID. Discharged clerks are said
10 have caused The explosion.
gnEAr alarm Is felt at Pitt.burg, Pa,
because of report that there Is an armed
organization Of dynamiters In that city
awaiting favorable opportunity for an
outbreak.
A COMMITTEE has gone b Washington 30
ask Congress for an additional apprupri.
alton for the Worlds Exposition 10 pay It's
indebtedness Of $4,000.
W. ]. CAMERON, an old Citizen Of cantcn,
Miss, died on the "a.
On. cHRisrornsH GaAHAs, q ceutsnarian
Of DJuisville. NY, died on the d.
Jrpsk HuL has appointed Col. James D.
Stewart, Of Jackson. Miss. as receiver In
the watson.Evsrs ease before his coart.
The taxes now due the State on the land
liiIgated in said suit amount 70 sf9,pp.
which the receiver l. directed to pay by
sales or by hypothsration Of the lands.
A rEaarais explosion Of gas oorarrsd
on the "A In q eoal mine near Savannah,
Indian Territory. Three men ~srs killed
and hundred others injured
EtusH wrssr. sesd ssveniy-hFs. vas
arrested st Petersburg. Va, on The n. fof
ths murder q Hiram Anlt. IN oefst<r,
Isl. Wsass ~ss arrested Al he tiasa aa4
eonsn~d in jail Il neoreh>ld, but rns -
I<ssed BY Federal soldiers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
mucKLI.Aisxous.

THE Dominion Parliament opened at Of
tawa on the 18th, and the speech Of the
Governor General was read.
The nail manufacturers OF Wheeling,
w. Va, have advanced card rates on cut
nails iive cents keg, and those at Phila-
delphia have advanced the card price
about eight per cent
Two correspondents Of London papers
were filled by the rcbcls In the recent en-
gagcment with General Stewards troops
on the march 10 Metamneh.
Tnx Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Road has
announced reduction Of freight rates
from Pittsburgh 10 Chicago
BONE Of the Detroit (Mich.) cigar fac
tories nave reduced the rates Of wages,
and the union will resist the cut.
A RESOLUTION was introduced In the
Texas House Of Representatives on the
soth, dsnouncing the London dynsmitera
A PARIS paper Processes 10 know that
the Official report has much understatcd
the losses Of the British In the Soudan
A pREAx is reported In the levee at De-
sonia, on the Mississippi, and much dam
age was feared.
TaE second days session Of The National
Board Of Trade at Washington. ID. G., on
the 9th, was followed In the evening by .
banquet
Tar Post-ofics appropriation bin, as
completed by the House commlsses on
Post-ofIicss and Post-ro>ds. provides total
appropriations Of 81, ,gs.sn
tx the New York State Senate on the
qath . resolution was adopted requesting
Congress 10 appropriate t5a,o@ for the
Hennepis Canal
THrnr L. constantly Increasing attend.
anc> a The ss~ Orleans Exposition. and
visitors are rapidly arriving. most Of whom
y m frfnnin nnsr sfs-- H--sH erss
A rfLL vas introduced IN ne h'scossss
Legislature On the Dsh sppropriafins w.
90 fur The STATE weather servic>
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
A TENNESSEE DESPERATE.
Riley PHO Fugitive In the Mountains With
Two Murders to Answer For--AD Organ
ired Hunt whith May Terminate IN q
Lynching.


ised Hunt whith May Terminate In q
Lyncbing.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. January 30
Riley Pile, a desperate aud moon.
sinner of Pickett County, killed Deputy
United States Marshal Jas. Mcdonald,
recently and few days ago murdered
Junk Davidson, highly esteemed farm.
or. Deputy Marshals Phillips aud Nc.
Donald raIded Piles still few weeks
ago, destroyed the outfit aud arrested
Pllc. At first Pile pretended to submit,
but, waiting his opportunity, he suddenly
drew a plstol and instantly Killed Nc.
Donald. Making his escape under q run
ming Orc, Pile hid In the mountains, defy.
Ing capture. When the excitement died
out he appeared among the people, who,
knowing him to be 4 desperate man,
made no attempt 10 arrest him.
lie conceived the notion that farmer,
Luke Davidson, had betrayed him 10 the
niders. lie went 10 Davidson and made
him give him note for s75, the value Of
the still destroyed by the revenue men.
The note fell due the other day and la.
wilson refused 10 pay. Pile said he would
have blood or money, and would give
him two days 10 settle. AZ the end Of
that time, finding Davidson working In a
field, Pile, at the muzzlc Of a rifle, marched
him np tho mountain side, ~ where
huge ledge projects over high cliff. Ilc
told Davidson that be was going TO plaoc
the note on his forehead and collect II by
pushing him over the preclplce.
A woman living near by had seen the
two men, and knowing Piles desperate
character, dispatched boy In search Of
Dayldson's brother Junk. The latter was
found, aud accompanied by man named
Oliver, was soon ON Piles trail, and ar.
rived In sight just as Pile was about to
shove his victim over the prcclplcr. OH,
YER accidentally slipped, attracting FILES
attention. The latter instantly fired With
hs rife, mortally woiindlng Junk David.
son, who died In few hours.
Luke Davidson took 10 his heels
aud escaped, leaving Pile aud Oil.
yer alone. Oliver fred his pistol, severe
ly woundlng Pile In the arm. A running
fire ensucd for three quarters Of a mile,
Oliver rcloadIng his pistol three times.
Pile jumped behind a rock, aud Oliver
afraid TO approach, gave up the chase
Pile was Joined next day by his brother,
who Il equally well known as a despera.
do. The citizens have Organized parties
and are searching the mountains, declnr.
Ing they will lynch them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

CHATTANOOGA, T1ss.. January %.
Shortly after twelve this morning
q shocking accident happened 10 Mrs.
Geo. W. Barnum. Thly Barnum, Of the
Milton Mobiles Dramatic Company and
Mrs. J. Il. lIealy Of The sane company
was also injured. The troupe performed
here last night, and after their perform.
snce, while returning 10 the hotel, Mrs.
Barnnm was struck on the head By 4
trunk which was being lowered from il,s
stage 10 the street BY q windlass. She
was severely injured and Mrs. IIsaiy,
who was with her, was also injured. 1,
Il feared Mrs. Barnum's spine II affected,
and there IL danger from conclusion
OF the brain.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The cavity made In the White Tower,
London, by tho recent dynamite explosion
Is ten feet long by i've feet wide.
AN cnterprising clerk In a store at Wa
hoo, Neb., has been loaning out the firms
money for two years. He has made d
confession and turned over 5000 In money
and mortgages.
The famous outlaw, Nicholas Aragon, Mt
ono time member OF the "Billy the Kid"
gang, was captured near Choita, N. NJ, on
the 2Ith. In taking him one OF the officers
was shot dead by the desperate. The
popuace were liable 10 lynch him.
On the 2sth Mrs. Dooley, Of WinterJet
Ia, who was deserted by her husband,
gave her son and daughter opium and took
u dose herself. Tho girl recovered; the
others died.
A COAL mine at Plummer Hill, o., was
fred on the 9Oth, supposedly by incendi-
aries.
TaE EreniRg Star building at Washing
ton, d. c., was partially destroyed by fire
on the 10Th.
The crew Of tho British bark Wellington
mutunied OH Cornwall, and the Captain
was killed and tho mate wounded. The
vessel was towed into Plymouth and tho
crew arrested.
Forty persons are reported killed In a
recent railway accident In Australia.
A SERIOUS accident occurred ON the New
Jersey Central Railroad ON tho outskirts
OF Jersey City, n. j., on the Goth, by
which several cars were deralled and
smashed, and many of the passengers In
jurcd, some OF them fatally. A broken
wheel was the cause.
A MAN named Goodman has been arrest-
ed In London, charged with being impll-
Gated In the recent dynamite explosions
at Westminster Hall aud the Tower.
FIFTY villages In Spain werc destroyed
and two thousand liv,s lost by tho recent
earthquakes. Thirty thousand persons have
left Malaga, aud those who remain are
sleeping In the open air The death rate
from diseases has increased three hundred
per cent. In one village a river disap-
peared, In another churches, conventa and
occupants were swallowed up.
OK the 3ist colored woman and her
two children were burned to death In their
home at Altoona, Pa.
FIRE destroyed tho tin can works OF
Beardsley & Co., Cleveland, o., on the
3lse; loss, 1000.
J. j. BuRDsALL & Co.'s wholesale drug
store at Cincinnati, o., was damaged sIj,-
900 by fire the evening OF the list.
NATURAL gas explosions In Pittsburgh,
Pa, on the 3lst, caused several persons to
be fatally aud number seriously injured,
and tho demolition OF q few buildings.
Tho effect was terrible, and caused al
most panic In the city.
FINE destroyed the Union Knife Com
pany's factory at Union City, Conn.,, on
the 1st.
on the evening OF the iist Llxzlc Kauf-
man, only two years from Germany,
dropped dead at a dance In Cincinnati.
A CASE OF criminal use Of dynamite in
New York was reported on the ist. An
attempt was made 10 blow up dry goods
store, aud the crime Is laid at the door of
discharged employees, who organized n
strike not long ago.
on the ast Steven Hall, OF Detroit, Mich,
and Miss Jennie Hooplc, Of Wauseon, o.,
were killed and others injured In sleigh
Ing accident q. Oak Harbor, o.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

WAsHIs9TOF, u Q. JANUARY II
Secretary Teller and Commissioner Of
Pensions Clarke were heard before the
Committee on Pensions, Bountv anil Back.
pay again yesterday In reference 10 the
practice Of pension agents before The 10.
terror Department. They explained The
different orders issued BY the department
on The subject under Investigation. An
EFFORT will be made BY the committee 10
report q bin regulating the practice Of
pension agsnts IN time 20 have a In
eoFpofaftf II ne u ne regular aEVi0
prizsion hnis. but nothing 4 tnouB a
present of ~ scope of w pfcpo>s6
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
A Suspected DysamIier.


JoSDos, lamar, u.
The man arrested In Westminster
district on suspicion Of being dynamlt.
er, had occupied the lodging where be was
found for q fortnight, and had been under
police surveillance for several days. A
black bo. which he kept In bis
room was labeled wyoming" aud
Liverpool" From this II Is inferred
that be came from America In the steam.
er Wyoming. but The police refuse 10 dis.
close any knowledge they mar have oh.
taincd ss 10 bis movements, or A. 20 The
routeuts Of the black box.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
- -
Tn. rinanrlaI sltn.tlnn.
wl.msaros. D. G. Januar,

wAsmsgfos, u. G., January %
Secretary IsicCalloch had conference
at the Treasury Department to-day with
Assistant Treasurer Acton aud Messrs.
Dowd, Vermilye aud Coc, New YORK
bankers, on the general subject Of the
financial situation Of the country. II IL
understood that The present policy Of the
Treasury Department with reference 70
he use OF silver certificates In transac-
lions with the Clearing House, ss well a.
The efforts Of the department 70 prevent
unnecessary agitation Of the silver qaes-
tion, were Endorsed BY the New Workers
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

PtrnhsHuHa, IT., Janaary n.
Az the nofth-bouni train which Jeff
Springfield at $50 p. m. rounded csrvs
about midway between Tree Station and
Petersburg last evening The entire
train, except The engine, left
the trnck and rolled down
IN embsnkmcut about Ten feet high. Con.
duefof SANDY Burrill had BE head cut
aud his shoulder disloesied, and J. n.
Dznsrood, Of NiznstIc, IN. Was bsdly
cut about The had sad had bis srm IL
inrsf r. rfst pssszHzzf 10 escape from
the urrek was The Rev. J. J. walter. q
~ Paso. Ili., who kieked oct ~ wls-
dsus and bseieesd the bruIssd ~ InIufsA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
)soNAL AND POLITICAL.

sident Of Mexico viii attend the
tho cornerstone for tho new
itol building.
Nr ARTHUR gave his annual
er 10 the members OF tho diplo.
, at the White House the even
s,h. OF the forty guests pres
'n were ENJOYS and seven
Afaires, representing altogether
b friendly powers.
ToRREY has been appointed a
From the 81. Louis Merchants
10 90 TO Washington Ia connec.
be Lowell bankruptcy bill.
WILLIAM Of Germany, by ad-
physician, will not attend the
" HINES was elected perma :
|er Of the Illinois House OF Rep.
on the a9ih. Ths wheels will
AN from Secretary Teller TO
Convention at Denver, Col, on
y The cause for loud and long
. ADAMS, Of London, Eng, has
airect action for libel against
Justice coleridge.
% at birmingham, Eng, on the
'hs 18th, Mr.. Chamberlain. NJ.
Parnsll to separate himself
ynamlters, not by silence but
FHEs GLADSTONE, son OF the
Inc Minister, was married or
HISS Mary Wilson, daughter OF
ysician.
asnf, In n message on the 10Th,
y House OF Representatives In
ailei for respecting tho United
congo Conference.
woLsrIEY telegraphed from
nth that b had reports from
wart, who vas doing we'll The
~ the thiu, and is now lodged
cHAsuER has ordered the
arm to proceed TO Ecuador, 10
Americn who Is Imprisoned
implicitly in the rebellion, aud
y sxesution Is spprchended.
snral address Of Governor
'i''ns's was submitted 10 the
On ne 10Th.
Az, Of the United States
"asnly at Portsmouth, N. H.,
or Of Germany is again well
out driving.
League Club OF N.w yorl
RESIDENT ,lect Cleveland a
Jimmy Carroll. the notori-
' burglar, who was released
''.sntiary Al Kingston, ont.
Inhibited American bonds 70
=. returned 10 Washington
an from an interview with
eject; and Mr.. Carlisle Va.
nay The guest Of Mr.. CIeve.
enAsri.Es has informed the
~en'ssisss that when the
ssip TaIIspoc-s eolli.Is.i
81 asf regular frsIxhsInz
.s'ss-' Duncan kos.. has
'A- World fs . Wrestling
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

~ ~ aiH gf wiiiism vs,ssa ia.
e9nfi. iifitisH Hons assfassry, ,ssalsst
On anqhfmeus lsi'er iafaFmlas hin ~ ss
ssl"nslys ayaamlip piss that IL imisa
hatehn.i.
~ ihs slsi NJ Arkansas I,sgl.ists,s
elected Hon James X Jones t1ihs ruae.t
ttates Hanste " anefosst seHaiar Walker.
W. Jones i nov N Ilsrfssant ,llye from
ihe Third District
uEgtnAL WuLHNLsr'a chief n staff
0enefai Butler has baen temporarily Aps
poiblei 70 suoqed uinaral stewart.
Ihk well.kngwn journalist, ifavelor and
dlploinat Porter g. liilss, dlsi IN New
YORK hospital, on tho lst.
ON The ist Dr.. Jean Bsptlsta Marchlss,
born IN Italy IN lin, died At Utica, N, n.
He was once attached 70 Tho army of Ma.
poleon lI1napartr.
PHILLIPS won tho ten.mlle skating match
Tor the amateur championship of America
IN ~ min Is 3.j sec. at New York on the
3lst.
oN the aist Crlttenden Rogers, tho ex-
port blcyclist and polo player, foil while IN
a game At Bngbamton, n. ", and died
from his injuries.
On the Isl Senator German visited Presl.
dent-elect Cleveland and gave him do.
tailed account Of the arrangements for the
inaugural ceremonies NJ Washington.
ADvlcEs from General Wolseley dated az
Korti the lst have boen received at Lon.
dom He gives much news Of interest aud
encouragement respecting the position OF
tho British forces
CHAIRMAN MuTCHLER Of the House Com
mittce on Reform In the Civil Service has
been instructed by his committee to make
an adverse report on the bill to prohibit the
removal Of any honorably discharged
Union soldier, sailor or marine, or widow
or dependent relative of any deceased
Union soldier, sailor or marine from any
Office In tho civil service OF tho United
States except for specified causes.
The Fenian OLeary lectured TO 1000
people at Manchester, Eng, on tho 1st,
and condemned the recent dynamite out
RACES, but was interrupted Other speak
ers advocated dynamite, and many in the
audience cheered for O'Donovan Rosa.