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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
THE ST. LOUIS RACES.


Opening Day--A Fine Days Racing.
ST. Loufs, Mo, Sept. THE weather
for the opening races of the fall meeting
of the Fair association was very warm
and windy. The track was stif and in
some places very bad, after the rain of
yesterday and last night. The attendance
was only moderate.
First race-Purse of $500, one mile;
starters, Nodaway, foftn, GoIdban,
Greycloud, non starter Mona.
The horses ran punched for three-quar-
tiers OF a mile, when Grey Cloud and Nod
away drew clear and there was close
race between these two to the end.
Grey Cloud won 10y half length. Nod
away second; I.oftin a bad third. Time,
:S5I.
Second racc--Ozark stakes, 5000; for
two-year-olds; thrce-quarters OF Il mile
Starters: Mamie Hunt, Lula Klrkman,
Enright, The Dude and Silver Cloud.
Kirkman at once took slight lead, with
Mamie Hunt, Silver Cloud and Enright
close together, at the end of the half-mile.
kirkman increased his lead and won as he
liked by three lengths Mamie Hunt
second, Enright third. Time, 221
Third race, purse $500, thrce-quarters
of Il mile heats Starters Forest, The
Ute, Littlefellow Ost), Moonlight, Ker-
shaw, Glcnlock, Revoke. First heat,
Kershaw took the lead; Glcnlock second,
Forest third. The balance of the field
were not in the race. On the lower turn
Forest went TO the front, was not headed
and won easily by three lengths; Ker-
shaw second, Glenlock third, Revoke
fourth, The Ute, Littefellow and Moon
light distanced Time, l:2lb.
Second heat-Glenlock took the lead
and kept it round the lower turn in the
stretch, Forest was not headed, and won
easy by three dull lengths; Glenlock sec
ond, length in front OF Revoke, third,
Kirshaw fourth. Time, ;2it The win
ner was not sold
Fourth race, purse $500; one and one
quarter miles, starters; Buchanan, Idle
Pat, Biddy, Bowling, Exile, Powhatten
Chird) Littlefellow, second Keenc. Exile
at once went to the front, Powhattcn, Idle
Pat, keene and Buchanan in n bunch, Exile
was not headed and won by length, Keene
second, Powhatten third. Time, 2:2l1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
HENDERSON,.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
HENDERSON, Ten, Sept. "A. G.
Campbell, secretary of the Association OF
Fire Underwriters of Texas, was here
yesterday rating Henderson.
A light shower fell to-day. 1t was
much needed, The atmosphere feels a
good deal like fall.
Cotton is coming in rapidly, and Hen
derson is still maintaining her reputation
as the leading cotton market of Eastern
Texas. The crop is cut considerably
short In some places, while along the
creek bottoms almost full crop Is made
Both county papers here got out special
September editions that were credit to
the section of country in which they cir.
culate.
The school buildings are being rentted
preparatory to the opening OF the public
schools here on the l4th inst.
The prohibition question is not agltat.
ing the people of this section as vet.
Coke, Mills and Carroll are discussed
on the streets by leading men who are
bold enough TO express themselves on the
issue, County prohibition has failed
twice, though local option prevails in
nearly all the county precincts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
BELLS.

Special TO the Gazette.
BELLS, TEX, Sept. S.--The erection Of
fine hotel was commenced at this place
on yesterday. The hotel will be located
within fifty yards of the passenger depot
near the crossing of the Texas & Pacific
and Missouri-Pacifc railroads. 1t will be
built by $. SchwartZenberg of this place,
and the popular and well known hotel
man, Mr. r. Il. Robinson, formerly of the
Robinson house, will take charge upon
completion, which the workmen calculate
will be done within two months.
Our school is now in 1ourishing con.
dition under the leadership of PROBES sors
Cleveland and Russell, recently from Ten
nessee, from whence they bring the best
of recommendations as thorough and ell.
cient teachers.
Cotton picking has been delayed on ac-
count of the 'showery weather which we
have been having for several days. The
first bale et cotton was brought in last
Saturday ED.
We hear very little said about prohibit
tion or local option, though the election
is so near at hand But from what little
your correspondence can gather we will
follow with the same result us the other
counties which have just voted on the
question
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
ALy0RD.


Special to the Gazette.
ALSoED, TN, Sept, s.-Thc citizens OF
our town helda meeting at the Methodist
church last evening to elect committee
10 select grounds to erect new two-story
school house, also to elect building COM
mittee. -,ti. ,..I
The meeting was called to order at s;l5
p, M, and X. W. Barnett appointed chair
man, and sam Seltcrman, secretary
After an intescsting talk from several
members, the motion was moved and car
ried that j. II. j, Youngblood, j. G.
Frazier and s. 7. Lester act as the select
ing committee-to copfer with the Masonic
fraternity, whuare to occupy the second
story OF the, building.
r. ], TsYoungblood, ST. Leslie and j.
Il. English were then appointed
La committee ON the building
The committeeman will select the grounds
and commence the building at once.
| A very painful accident occurred at the
depot yesterday. While loading som,
large boxes in Il wagon, u farmer slipped
and fell, the box falling on his leg, caus
ing considerable bruises No bones
broken.
To-day viii decide the prohibition fat,
OF this county. l.. c. Sparkmsu, the Anti
ProhibitloniSt, delivered u lecture 1T Au
dubon last night.
our town is crowded with voters, N,
one can say which way tliis town win Z,
yet, As it has never known anything bu
prohibition, il Is most likely she will still
give the cold water side majority
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
SHERMAN.
Prohibition Growing Warm Eighty Five
suits for Divorce on File.

Prohibition Growing warm Eighty Five
suits for Divorce on File.
SHERMAN TEX, Sept. 81. &. Hodges,
county attorney of Lamar, spoke at the
court-house last night to a large crowd.
His remarks were well received and
highly pleased the opponents Of prohibit
tlon. The local-optionlsts will I'LL both
court-rooms with cloquence on Friday
night 10 get up enthusiasm for Saturday
work at the polls. The best Judges
think II will be defeated.
This was the last day of service for the
September term of the district court.
There are 3G7 civil and 30 criminal cases
to try, besides such new cases as the
grand jury may indict.
Among the civil cases are cighty-hye
suits for divorce, about thrcc-fourths o.
which are from Denison.
our schools have all opened for the
year, with the most prosperous beginning
they ever enjoyed. The North Texas col
lcge aud Sherman institute for females
start with oyer 100 each, and more eX-
pected from distance The public
schools are unusually full.
Many citizens who have spent the heat
ed term abroad, have returned this week.
Judge CowleS from Virginia, Judge
Binkley from Saratoga Capt. Randolph
and wife from Eureka Springs, and Col.
Eubunk and wife from Colorado.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

no.oponing OF an old Time scandal,

Rc.oponing of an old Time Scandal,
Special to the Gazette
WNsulNGroN, Sept. S.-'rhc taking OF
testimony In the celebrated divorce of
Eugene Belt against his wife, formerly
Mrs Godfrey, was resumed before Mr.
Frank q. Browning this morning and the
session finished after taking the testi-
mony OF Officer w. j, Murrell In relation
To Aoklen, who was one of the principals
In the so-callcd ACklcn scandal.
Murrcll was a member of the Louisiana
legislature and afterwards detective in
the city of New Orleans, where he was
intimately acquainted with Acklcn, The
taking of the testimony in Baltimore,
where Bclt resides, win be given to-mor
row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
AnMInAL aorrrr rnorrsr..

Special to tho Gazette
WAsniNdToN, Sept. s.--Admlral Jouctt
has written lengthy letter to the second
comptroller protesting against the disal.
loNancc OF $500 In his accounts for con
tingcnt expenses incurred in the enter
ialnmcni Of certain dignltarles in South
American ports. He says II has always
been the custom 10 allow these oxpcndi-
lures, and that It was certainly known
10 congress that the custom existed, and
the contingent appropriation was TO cover
expenses Of this sort. He protests most
vigorously against having the money
deducted from his pay as an officer OF the
navy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
FOREIGN NOTES.
AlJoDzo Deprecates War and Germany
Heets Him in Cemplalsant
Spirit.
4 New spanish Premier Appointed-hel'
low Jack Makes a Formal Appear
ance In Mexico.
ALroNzo DrpnrcATrs WAX.

PARIS, Sept. s.-A dispatch from Mad
rid TO the "Temps" newspaper, says
The government has renewed its orders
to the governors of the provinces to pre-
vent antagonistic manifestations, and
military precautions have been increased
in Saragoza and Valencia.
II is probable King Leopold of Belgium,
or Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
will be asked to act as arbitrator between
Spain and Germany.
King AlfOnzo, at Il cabinet council to-
day, deprecated any decision to rupture
the friendly relations with Germany.
Antl-German demonstrations at st. Sc
bastian have been suppressed, and several
arrests have been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
MARLIN.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
MARLIS, TEX, Sept. S.-Mllton Krouse
of Llano county was arrested here yester
day on the charge of the theft of horse
He gave bond.
Geo. Wilson was bound over to the
next term of the court
Washington Sledge was arrested yes
tcrday for swindling. He has been sell
ing letter on the streets several days
purporting to have been written by Jesu.
Christ twenty-cight days before tn,
crucifyng, and dug up at the foot of the
cross several years afterwards. He sale
any one with one of these letters woulC
ways be free of sickness and all trouble
but without it they would be sick ant
continually in trouble.
The anti-prohibition jubilee lasted unit
a late hour last night.
Rev. z. Z, Nomand and L. b. Clarkson
made speeches in behalf of local option
The Waco brass band arrived on the II
O'Clock train and seemed to inspire The
anti's with nerve.
This morning about four hundred col
orcd voters were gathered together oil
the outskirts of the city and were met by
brass band, and some of the anti's IL
buggies and carriages who led the pro
ccssion and paraded the principal street:
under the American flag with Liberty /:
What We Want" inscribed on 1t. Amid
the yells of the sable sons of Africa FOL
liberty, all armed with an anti ticket
they marched to the polls and safely de
posted it in the ballot box.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
GALVESTON
Painful Accident at a Couon-Gin-Judge
Reagan Takes II sail.


Painful Accident at Cotton-Gin-Judge
Reagan Takes sail.
GALVESTON, TN, Sept S-A painful
accident occurred at the Galveston cotton
seed oil mills this evening between and
q o'clock. The gin through which the
cotton seed j. run to remove the fibre
became choked Thomas Hume, the
superintendent, who was standing by,
ordered the men to remove the surplus
seed while the gin was In motion.
This they refused TO do, when the super
intendent mounted platform, and in
attempting to do so, had his hand cut off
and hl- arm badly mangled to the elbow
He fell iainting from the stand, and
was quickly removed to the Office
and medical aid instantly sum
moned, and after the flow OF blood
was staunchcd and his arm dressed, he
was removed TO his residence on Post
office street, where at last accounts he
was resting easily.
This l. the second accident of a similar
character that has happened at this
Gin inside Of a year.
In compliance TO an invitation extended
by Lieut.. l.. NJ Keene, In command OF
the rcvcnue-cuttcr McLane. Hon. Jno. II
Reagan visited the harbor improvements,
going out beyond the bar, and
on returning went up the
bay to Reddish bar. Judge Reagan
was accompanied by Mrs. Reagan, Hon.
Seth and Mrs. Shepherd and few other
chosen friends.
The cutter Mclean left her anchorage
Mt II O'Clock and after. a delightful sail,
which was enthusiastically enjoyed by all,
returned to her anchorage about p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
JouErr PROTESTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Admiral ,Iouctt
has written a letter to the second comp.
inoller protesting against the dlsallcw,
ancc of $500 In his accounts for eon;in-
gent expenses incurred In the entertain.
mcnl az certain, dlgnitarles at New
orloans lie says IL always has
been the custom To allow those
expenditures, and that Il was certainly
known 10 congress that the custom eN-
isted and the contingent appropriation was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
MCKINNEY.

Special to the Gazette
McKISNEY, Ten, Sept. s.--There is Il
large crowd in town to-day, it being the
first Monday in the month. Only two
estrays were sold by the sheriff.
The views of eX-Gov. Throckmorton
on the local option question, as offered
in last weeks Enquirer are being cir
culated by the hundreds in this way. The
saloon men are teaching the hungry pub.
lie what true Democracy is.
The city marshal made sixteen arrests
yesterday, most all for disorderly con.
duct.
Mr.. j, w. Hill, pastor in charge of the
Methodist church, preached fine sermon
last night to crowded house at the
Methodist church
John d. Page isyery sick with typhoic
fever
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
SENTIMENT IN pARIs.

PARIS, Sept. "a majority of newspa-
pers in this city expect that the strong
anti-German feeling provoked throughout
Spain by the Caroline Islands affair, will
result in revolution in that country, ms
the people manifest a hostile feeling
against King Alfonzo and his ministry for
their actions respecting Germany's occu-
patton of zap.
EX-Queen Isabella, in an interview, ex-
pressed herself as very hopeful of an ami.
cable settlement of the difficulty between
Spain aud Germany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
CANCELLATION on SILVER cERIrI
GATES

WASHINGTON Sept, Sit is stated at
the treasury department that The only
Significance of the recent cancellation OF
silver certificates to the amount of about
$4,000, 900 lies In tho fact, as shown by
experience, that the certificates OF
large denominations are practically
worthless as a circulating medium, The
notes destroyed were 5000 and $1,000
certificates and 1t Is provided, In case
they shall bc required 10 replace them, II
shall be done With $40, $50, $50 and Sl00
certificates, Ms the latter are much better
sdaptcd for general currency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
Who Was He?

MEM YORK, Sept, s.--At5 O'Clock this
morning the dead body of man was
found in the summer house, in Central
Park, He was about 60 years old, Z feet
3 inches in height, grey hair, full grey
beard, wore loose sack coat, black velvet
vest, grey pants, boots and white shirt.
ON his person was u bag containing two
phials OF poison, labelled Washington, a
package of arsenic, and large revolver.
The body is supposed to be that of T. s,
Bush. lie had letters to leading men
throughout the country, including ex-
President Arthur, and also letters adj
dressed to all the newspapers of this city,
Letters found in his satchel refer to his
son Daniel of Blooming Grove, Texas.
The letter to eX-PrcSident Arthur,w was
as follows:
"NEw NoRK, Sept I.
To President Arthur
III write 10 YOU In the greatest distress
that was going to help this world. You
paid no attention 10 me. What have you
now to say about publication of the racer
Respectfully, +, +. Buck"
In one of his letters he refers to the
Louisville Journal and Republican as his
"native town paper"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
WHO THE PREMIER Is.

LONDON, Sept. s.-Though the report
that Gen. Lopez Dominique has sue
ceedcd to the head of the Spanish gov
eminent is not verified, it Is generally be-
lieyed that he will be appointed premier.
He Is the only general able to suppress
the present popular agitation, or II out of
Office could counteract King Alfonzo'S de-
sire for peace with Germany. He is n
very able officer, and has great influence
with the army in either direction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
KYLE, TEX, Sept S.--A number of
large hay stacks belonging to DR.. Sim.
cock, and situated In the rear of his
dwelling, were burned to the ground to-
day As no breeze was stirring at the
time, his dwelling was saved The fire
originated through some children who
We're playing with some matches. Loss,
$500.
A meeting OF the citizens Is being held
tonight to devise means OF building a
calaboose.
Kyle seminary opened yesterday with
100 enrolled pupils and fifteen new ones
to-day
Forty bales of cotton on an average
are now being shipped from here daily
The number will soen be increased IL
100 or more.
Maj. f. Nance, one OF our oldest and
most prominent citizens, who has been
lying very low for several days past. WAS
some better this evening, though still in
a critical condition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
now srcnrrAnr BANNING wonks

Especial 70 the Gazette.
WAsHlNGIoN, Sept. g. Secretary Man
ming has gone to work in earnest, after
his vacation. He arrived in the city at
O'Clock Friday afternoon, and at &
O'Clock his private sccretary and num-
her Of bureau officers were with him. He
worked hard until midnight. lie was at
the treasury early Saturday and worked
up TO = o'clock Saturday night, stopping
only long enough TO eat his meals. Again
on Sunday be worked all day and up to
the same late hour IN the night, and was
fresh and vigorous when he arrived at
his Office yesterday morning: so
busy Was be all day that he did not have q
chance TO cat his lunch until a few min
u,es 20 O'Clock, aud then lac had man
on each side Of his desk talking to him
while he uppcased his hunger. This
great press Of work Is not due to an ac-
cumulaticn Of correspondence during his
absence, as there were not more than IA
dozen letters awaiting his personal at
tcnilon, bat nearly every bureau officer
had several matters hung up which he
WAS afraid TO act upon without personal
instruction from the secretary by yes
tcrday afternoon nearly every matter OF
this sort had been considered and there
were not more than two or three bureau
officials the secretary had not seen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
AUSTIN.

special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEN, Sept. S.--Gus Wilke,
the new capital sub-contractor, arrived
from the East to-day, He has let 81 ,OOO,-
900 of material and work for the new
capital, all of which is to be delivered in
Austin within one year The contract
was let to Northern men.
Geo. Russell committed suicide here
this morning by taking morphine. He is
Il brickmason by trade and L. from Terra
Haute, Ind.
1t is reported that detectives have been
employed to ferret out the recent Austin
crimes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
An Answer Wanted.

Can anyone bring us a case of kidney
or liver complaint that Electric Bltters
will not speedily cure? We say they
can not, as thousands of cases already
permanently cured and who are daily
recommending Electric Bitters will
prove. Bright's diseases, diabetes, weak
back, or any urinary complaint quickly
cured. They purify the blood, regulate
the bowels, and act directly ON the dis
eased parts. Every bottle guaranteed.
For sale at soc. u bottle by IL. W. Will
liams & Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
.IrsrIr1Ep TIE HOPE.

MADRID, Sept. S.-The universal opin-
ion here is that the last communication
to the government from Count Salcms
Sonelwaldc, German minister, iustides
the hope of speedy amicablc settlement
OF the Caroline Island disnnte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
$40 ArrorNrmrnrs Ar rnnsrNr.

Special 10 the Gazette
wAsmNGroN, Sept. s.-Thc president
IL busy asserting his large bank Of letters
aud il Is probable that few or no appoint
mcnts viii be made until utter the regu-
lar cabinet members arrive, who are ex-
pcctcd in this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

GuInn's Pioneer Bi0op W,
use for wears with unpIeSss,sIs', ~. n
is entirely vegetable !, Wy I'M
harm. Ii improves ite W IA
toning up all the iupcilvsa.' X a
system, and thus become, M
,le,rer ami Aealth resioIrtf, X N Ii Il
OF the skin, Kidneys, oo ''lrrs,Ir,
assisting nature In ellu l.s X !
the blood--the great es =. N, u "
IL Is perfectly eIla sesnn,essI
will assist nature 49,, q
blood is a blessing 70 ss !, .,,i,si
eases OF the liver a .ila. 'eso
bowels, skin and nlueo ''ssr'
bv The use of this re'a w N
nae Scrofula, CCn',u y. tsp9
Gout, syphilis IN ~ .iiii,,.'u,ls 81
iii lis various loIa s IN NJ !
Catarrh, Troubles ~ ns,.ss,e. X r
Hronrhial system, DE- , sBF
males, sterilliy, lnrls ,s Nesa''.
Scanty and kxcessl'sss tsn ~,
.,,,,.a,s benefited and oi wv ~
In all diseases o. , .ns Il,
brands II jeInonsn,,ee (. v. w
powers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
TROUBLE IN NsuNGTON TERRI
TORY,

WAsmNGroN, Sept, "A telegram was
received at the Marine Hospital bureau
to-(iay from Past Assistant-Surgeon De-
van az Port Townsend, W. r., asking
authority to employ a watchman to pro,
tcct the property OF the marine hospital
service, lie says several attempts have
been made recently to fire the town, and
that the place Is now under patrol 10y cit
liens
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
BnoNzE JOIN IN MExIco.

BENSON, ARIZONA, Sept s.--A dispatch
from Guaymas reports that Lieut. Col.
Fronugo and Mr.. George stevens have
died from yellow fever. Gen. Lleitas and
four other officers are down with the
disease. Mild cases exist at Mazatlan
and San Bias.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
GEnMANY VERY coMpLAIsANr.

BERIIN, Sept. SIT is not believed an
arbitration will be needed in the Carolines
affair when the matters connected with
the German occupation of zap is settled.
The Emperor William will receive the
Count Debonmer, the Spanish ambassa-
dor, ON his former footing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

binding rain tonight nine miles south Of
Sheboygan. Capt. Panlson, with his son
and his crew, made for the shore in a
small boat.
when In the breakers the yawl struck
the bar, capsized and drowned all the
men except a sailor named Raum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
JEFFERSON.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEN, Sept. S.--Yesterday
at his home, eight miles from this city,
Gen. I, Nj. Moselcy died lie was the
brother of the late sam. f. Moscley, a
distinguished lawyer of this state. He
was a. genuine Democrat of the old
school, and in his scventy-seventh wear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
coon ENounIt.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WAsnNGroN, Sept. Postmaster
Gen Villas will be at his desk next Mon
day
The secretary OF war will remain away
until Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
A Sian ,rNN1,H pnEMIEn.

PARIS, Sept. s.-A telegram from Mad
rid states that Gen. Lopez Domingaez has
submitted to the pressure brought to bear
on him, and has accepted the premiership.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Isl
Gulf states generally fair vuz
preceded by local showers HI
nearly stationary tempeniHa
the northern portion; lover 4
with south to west winds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
STRUCK AGAIN.

WAanNGToN, Sept. s.--Among the
iourth-class postmasters appointed to-
day appear the following; Texas, at Wed.
dell, W. f. Buchanan; at Midlothian, w.
4. Hancock