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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
WHAT The CRY WILL NEED.
Talk of q Central Station and New
Bridge IN The Near future.


Now that the city buildings are fully de-
teFmined upon, and the ground broken for
their erection, the necessary accommodation
Of all branches IN the economy Of the gov
ernment may well be considered. The pres
ent police headquarters are comfortably
enough located, the accommodations reas-
onably ample for present use, and the lease
of the building they are in fixed for Ave
years.with the privilege Of ten. But the man
with specs, with an eye 70 the fore-iock of
Time. can readily see that the city Is or soon
will be in the need OF a central station, To-
Gated on its own ground and built
on plan IN keeping with
its growing demands. Taking for granted
that decade of years will emphasize tins
point, public policy would suggest that now,
when real estate Is as low rs can be reason
ably be expected, would be the time TO Sc
cure such a location. A central location for
such a building would be the proper one.
and as the present one has demonstrated the
conveniences in that respect attaching TO il,
II would follow the new one should be close
by. Fortunately Just across Campau street,
opposite and west of the present headquarters
lies purchaseable lot, of ample size for
Central Station and stables, which, if Sc
cured now, would meet every requirement
for generations unborn. To add 10 the
argument of the position, is the strong
probability of a bridge being thrown across
the river at the foot of Lyon street To con-
meet directly with Allen street on the
other side, making continu-
Gus thoroughfare from the east
TO the west side of the city. So far
has this new bridge project been discussed
among leading citizens, that several of
ample means offer TO contribute materially
to such project. With bridge at this
point, the extension of the proposed cable
road to the West Side would soon follow,
and the demands OF a central station would
be more fully me. at the proposed location
than at any other in the entire city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Why He is Free.

The Democrat of yesterday under the cap
ton "Why is He Free" inquired why Patrol
man Doherty. who was Ill in bed, had not
been yet arrested by Sheriff Kinney on a
cloias isslsl lsts Stsl.lly. D IA nish the
3 coo bonds demanded of bin in the suit
brought by Edward Boyland. For the edifi-
cation OF all interested, it is now stated that
Patrolman Doherty was able to leave his bed
yesterday, and gave the required bonds,
Messrs. |. NJ. Weston and John II. COlleton
becoming bis sureties. Previous 30 this
time. during the sickness Of Doherty. Sheriff
Kinney bad the guaranty Of reputable and
responsible citizen that the patrolman would
Dc forthcoming when able. and the bonds
also if necessary. The courtesy on the part
of the Sheriff toward a member of the police
force. under the circumstances was perfectly
regular and commendable.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

" " Mitchell. of Ionia, is registered at
The Morton.
Mayor Buck. of Cedar Springs, was Ia the
city yesterday.
II. A. Reynolds let yesterday for short
sojourn in Kansas.
Hon. J. II. Campbell went to Muskegon
on business yesterday.
Fred c. Temple went to Leroy yesterday
on professional business.
County Treasurer Stebbins is in Lansing
He will return Thursday.
Ms John A. Bovyer Is very Ill. and doubts
of her recovery are entertained
Dr. J. D. Bowman has gone 70 Southern
Indiana and tennessee on business trip.
Thomas J. Frow. of Lew ston. Pa. has
been vislting m this city the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Pantliud have issued
Invitations tor a tfrrman at lne Morton,
teb 3
Hon. IT. q. Rose and family. Of Pet0skey
will make this city their home the retnainder
uf the winter.
Miss Maggie McYean. Of Downs. IL in the
city attending the ART league. the guest of
Mss Alice Maruadtle.
4 reception viii be gwen this evening At
70. - Paris avenue. the residence OF ed
ixter. 10 hia brother Charles aud bri g,
Who arrived from Boston yester ny.
Ben Fletcher. Wm. Orr and ". r. Dav ?.
travelling n4sseaxs sr agent, traveiln a.olt r
and assistant rstSenger agent. res pectlve. ) 4.
OF the H.. g.. tt. e N. roa1. sfe IN the city.
Hon 4. A. Drn,1n. of Niles. Is il The
citv. Ihe ~Ulyotr is deputy collector q.
internal revenue ia has district. and has his
boots posted and grips packed. ready tN
step down and 0utaf the request OF The II. n
Of Destiny
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

The Citizens Employment Bureau i'm
presses apon citizens the importance of ex-
hibsting liberal spirit IN giving work to
men needing t. The Common Council
Monday evening directed the Marshal to en-
force the clearing Of the sidewalks N the
areas OF tlle city lying between the Ionia
line Of Wealthy avenue end the north line Of
Fairbanks street and between the river and
east side Of College avenae and both sides Of
West Bridge street to Jeffe son. I.eonard's
Refrigerator Company sre disposed - take
on qaite number oi hsads recently laid
OF. and ashers no doubt vii accommodate
a. many as possible Men wili inquire fer
work. don't tsrn them avay.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Beyond all Expectation.

Steketee's Whooping Cough Cure is all
that its name implies. q cure for iohoOping
cough, and is deservedly meeting with very
large sale. not only in this city but in all
parts of the country where il has been intro
duced. Our readers will notice the adver-
tisment on our third page TO which their at
tention is respectfully asked. We are glad
t. announce that the slles of the other
preparations of Mr.. Steke'e Positive
Cough Cure and Neuralgia Dropsn-are
this year already beyond all expectation.
For any information call or address Geo G..
Steketee. sole proprietor, 50 Monroe street,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
THE FREE MASONS.
The Annual Session Of the Grand Lodge
Opened.

The Annual Session Of the Grand Lodge
Opened.
DETROIT, Jan. N.-The annual convention
of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons of Michigan was opened at Whit
ney's Opera House this noon. All the officers
are present. These are Arthur M. Clark,
Lexington, Grand Master: James II. Farm
ham, Cassopolis, Deputy Grand Master; M.
Shoem aker, Jackson, Grand Senior War
den: Samuel Ii. Norton, Pontiac, Grand Ju-
nior Warden II. Shaw Noble, Monroe, Grand
Treasurer; Wm. p. Innes, Grand Rapids,
Grand Secretary: Geo. w. Robertson. Mt.
Clemens. Grand Visitor aud Lecturer: Rev.
). Steele, Northport; Grand Chaplin; Wm.
B. Wilson, Muskegon, Grand Senior Dea-
con: and I'll. G.. Rockell, Benton Harbor,
Grand Junior Deacon.
There are 356 lodges in Michigan. Each
lodge is entitled to be represented In the
Grand Lodge by the past grand officer and
one delegate. Some 40 are present. The
task of ''purging'' the Grand Lodge occupies
considerable time, so that no business Is
transacted before dinner.
At O'Clock Grand Master Clark COM
menced the reading of his address. The
business of the Grand Lo0ge will close to-
morrow evening, the election of officers prob
ably taking place In the afternoon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Monroe street is promised a magnificent
red-brick block, with stone trimmings and a
gothic roof seven stories higher than the
ground tier, by an evening contemporary.
This handsome pile will be located upon the
corner now occupied by the Rathbun House.
and its estimated cost is 100000. The plans
are now being prepared by direction of VIM.
Widdcomb. Inquiry made by TELEGRAM
reporter of Mr.. Antisdel, of the Rathbun,
received the reply, 1--WE will remain here
until July, 1886"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

GENTLEMEN 8 LIST.
A--Andrews Wittir Andrews w II. Adams D.
Arnold T. w. American Hotel
B-BearnisIi " IN II, Buck Ora. Bennett Jonas
0. Bates George, Brigham w. Burns Coad,
Binnuer Adolph. Bowers VIM q. Beak X Bucher.
CT lark Wm. Crimson L l.. Cogshall Charles
D, Clark DIR d {. Coburn Alden. Cherryman Bert
D-Dubay Id Use. beselm Frank. Dumas I'd
ward. Dyer. + II, Dorm Edward, DeLong j III.
u Evans J Editor " Conductors Monthly.
F-Ferrieci Pierre. Friend Joon. Fields Hamil-
e. Grimston Theodore l.. Gilbert Master Earl,
Gates Frank l.. Gage Byron. Gruver II j.
H-Hanison H. Handrick Lawrence, Home
John H,de Rev DR. H. Harris Henry.
J-ynnke Drienten. james l. Nj. Johnson Mr
K-Kenting Nicholas.
L-Lithaur l. j.. Leman John J. Laior Joseph.
Lhg WMer % MaDkin i Js Jhaey iNyre ,rin en osaob
Martin Is'rlc. Marchail L IT. MatIewson VIII II.
N-Nerdhoff George p (i5l, Nerdhof q p.
Newman j.
P-Phillips John. Pope George B. Fearless
Frank
R-Robnson Robert Richens r. Russell NJ J.
Rice Harry. Rowland George 5. Remington
S-Sharp r. Sprague Hi. Smith Charley c.
Spencer Frank. Strouk Frank Stalter George,
Snyd r III B s one Lienten. Sovereign Samuel
T-Tidlnan s Turner Orlando, Thompson John
G. Tate AlonZo vi.
V-Vaugn George.
W-Wllton q w.
Z-Zimmer kasper.
LADIES' LIST.
A-Aiken NJ Nellie.
B-Brich ei Minnie Brand Miss Charlotte.
Barnett Mrs g. Burnha Lima, Baker Miss Lizzie
g. Burnam Mrs Morris.
C-Carr Mrs Addie Campbell Mrs August.
Corey Miss Carrie Churchill Charlotte. Cham
berlin Mrs Eliza. Clark Miss III title Cudleback
Miss &. Cuddehac< Miss II. Christie Mrs Hannah
Caucirs Miss Nellie. Connolly Miss Mary
D-Daring Miss Jessie. Dennes Miss Lizzie.
Davis Mrs Mary.
E-Eadwards Miss Josey.
G-Grifiith Miss Ella. Glaster Miss Mary, Cor
don Mar, A. Gibbe Is Efiie j.
H--Hall Miss Jennie Ha,ton May, Hinler Miss
Susie.
l-Irweri Mise Anna.
j mes Mrs Fra k. JaQuis Mrs. W j. Jones
Mrs II. Johnson Mrs Lavisa.
K-Krugin Mrs n. Kelsey Mrs c II j.
J-I.ambert Mrs Laura 8.
M-Mitchel Mrs Ruby. Merritt Miss Mnny,
Mccarthy Mrs Mate McMarin Mrs Lydia. Nor
ris Miss Ida Bell, Mitchell Emma. Madison Mrs
Carrie.
N-Nelson Miss.
P-PrOctor Miss Fila.
Rial hbon Mrs Frank.
S-Smith Mrs Sarah. Stanton Miss Olive. San
ford Mrs l. <. Stall Mrs LIZ. Smith Mrs Hat.
Slater Mrs Frank, Sebener Mrs b III. Stewart Mh s
Annie.
T-Thompson Miss Addip. Thompson Matte.
W-Nilson Ms NJ II. Wright Miss May. Wilkes
Mrs MARY Wood Mrs Nellie. Williams Miss Mat
tie. White Ms Jason, Wrage Miss Christine.
Y-Yates May T..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

The New York Ssadag Degaoc~af Of April
2. thus speaks of BARLEY Campbell's play
which viii Be gwen AZ Powers Opera House.
FRIDAY and saturday niEhts aud Saturday
matinee
t.F.t1s fs~e ree1f rf1ne7t tefen worn for
,-frt.,s's s.s<.,. '--..W bite Siave
ffs fa.sfssehed tbe most delieats and ra-
rfenF3vo chord iu huInan nature n he
N Nhite Safs '-nametE, sympathys "a q
drsaiesie ar.i f-feFy WORKS worth AZ ihe
s4,arle lean x. itit's' aud ~oeforoon
that eref nere wfflfen ~ ever wiii - writ
t.sa. IL y to0sKinz aooumsns of iiFsxnstsc
arh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
A Manufacturing Company's Election.

a Manufacturing Companys Election.
The annual meeting of the Luther & Sum-
ner Manufacturing Company was held on
Monday. The directors elected were: A. S.
Richards, L. G.. d. Holden, G.. Z. Mason, j.
A. s. Verdier. Cyrus Z. Perkins, Ira Cone, S.
Luther.
The directors at subsequent meeting
elected the following officers: President, S.
Luther; Vice President, E. G. d. Holden;
Secretary, II. l.. Finney: Treasurer. Ira
Gone
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

The ne" Sunday Society Paper Dies
Alarming

On the 18th inst, two good looking, well
dressed young men walked into the Rathbun
House, IN this cit,, passed their heavy grip
sacks over 10 the care of beil-boy; took a
quill and wrote across the register IN bold
relief the names Ii. IL. Mather and Geo. r..
Cook, and the place Of residence Toronto,
Ont. The young gentlemen looked over the
city, engaged rooms, and al once
issued circulars announcing the faet that
they were soon to begin in Grand Rapids
the publication of Sunday society paper,
TO be known az the HicAia0a Sssnd0g CaH.
Last Sunday morning the FIRST, and proba-
bly the last number. was issued. 1t was a
creditabie number but, barring twO or three
notices ia the want column, the sheet en-
joyed no advertising patronage. Yesterday
the members of the firm approached Messrs.
True d Co., who did their composition and
press-work, asked them 10 figure up the
strings" and give them their account which
they paid. One of the prOprietors of the
new venture was seen at The Rathbun last
evening and said, in answer 10 queries, that
the paper had met with no encouragement
from the citiz ms OF Grand Rapids; there
were SO many wrecks along the wayside peo-
pie were afraid 10 take hold of IL; other
'dude" publishers had established ruinous
advertising rates and they had decided 10
succumb early. He said they would un-
doubtedly get out one more issue next Sun
day. From here Messrs. Mather and Cook
intend 10 90 to Dayton, o., where they hope
for ripper fields aud a warmer reception. The
gentlemen are out some $500 by their short
stay in our midst, and the Michigan Sunday
Call lives In memory only.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Th, West Side Coed TernFiars viii hold
p;s ard esrptt-~sr socisl at thesr bah. on
Vest Bridge street.. - rsorfow evening A
good literary and masical program Is az
pscsed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
DIED..

PEEKINS.-Lyda NJ. Perkins. wife of Cyrus
f.. Pc kins Sr.. in this CITY Tuesday January n.
in the sixieth year of her age.
The funeral services will be conducted from the
family residence. 1l5 Jefferson avenue, Thursday
at 2 p. IN. Friends Of the family invited.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Tie Northwestern Detective Association.
uith hesaanerfers Ia Grand Ragids. pas
efranired Hneier fhe laws of tfse State. Ian.
2. ISSs Basiness is ssiIcifpsi from al parts
x Michiran. Al copuaur5catfens shoold
~ s5drsssegl - tlse ~ecrsfafY. az Haslinrs
stree. Gerard Rerz3s. A1ch
4 T. ssncrK 4. T. S7TTrs
president. Secretary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
The Century,.

Vinegar has jnst received his fourth large
order of the great February number of the
Cenf1,ru Also 81. Nicholas for February
aud Pucls 4nnunl for 1855
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
SICK FfEAUALHE.
Cured BY Use of Sleketee's Neuralgia
Drops.
OxroRp CorSTE. MIcH.

OxroRD COUNTY. MTCH.
Nr. Sfelcfee 81 think your Neuralgia
Drops a splendid medicine. Il has done
me more good than ans medicine have ever
taken for Chronic .ck Headache
Mas. &. r CrARK.
Ask yonr druggist for Sieketee's Neuralgia
Drops. Take NO other.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Winerar has jast received his third isrce
order of tie rreat February number q TIE
Cenfar1f Also 81 NceiaS for Fthruafy and
Fsasei-fS fe1f~i frr f@~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Red hotl For gents only. See advertise
ment in miscellaneous colnmn-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Charles Z. Raper is ths agent Of THE
TELE8sAA az Big Rapids, and Will receive
subscriptions and payments thereon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

AR. George B. Catlin ls city circulatOr of
THk TELEoAAA, and is authorized to collect
subscriptions and receipt therefor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Report nll cases Of cruelty TO animals hy
telephone No s02
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Buy your Critters of 4. r. AntisdeL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Unclaimed Letters.
aEyrLEMES's LIST

The following letters remain IN the post
Office uncalled for:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Ang subscriber not rsceisiag Tas 1ELE-
sAAA rsg,slarfy alad promptly s0sI confer q
fssor o. notifying this office by telephone or
posiai card our telephone number Is OBJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
GRRENyILLE.

District Court Notcs-A Runaway Tram.
Special IN the Gazctic.
GnEENvnGE, TEX, Aug. l0.--District
court suspended during the reunion but
opened again to-day. Judge j. II. Put
nam being sick T., W Tcrhunc was elected
special Judge by the Grcenyillc bar. ON
the plea of guilty VIII Samwell was fined
$50 for aggravated assault npon Mr.
John Ellis, the courthouse contractor
IN the case Of joe Moon, charged
with stealing bois dare posts, tile jury
hung.
During the reunion Gen. Ross was
lavorably spoken Of for governor ol the
state and Judge Sheriff. Of Hunt for super
intendent of public instruction.
Yesterday ut ! O'Clock Bishop Mites, a
colorud bishop'of the Southern Methodist
church, preached to large congregation
OF white people at the Methodist church
runaway occurred ON Lee street yes
tcrday, resulting In wrecked buggy, in
iurcd horses and frightened negro man
and woman, who We're thrown from the
buggy but were miniured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
GATESyILLE.

special TO the Gazette
GNrEsvlIlE, TEN,, Aug. l0.--A strange
death occurred at the Atkinson ho-
tel here last night. Song Song
Lee was u Chinese laundyman, and
had packed all his effects to leave. He
intended to send his things of to-day and
leave tomorrow. This morning he was
found IN has room hanging TO the bcd-post
dead. There was II red handkerchief tied
firmly around his neck, and over that a
large gSrdle, like those commonly used i'm
the East. lie ay on his breast, full
lengih ON the bed, his head he
Ing suspended by the cord, which
wac wrapped twice around the
neck outside the handkerchief. There
was no sign of \ struggle, although two
large clots Of blood were on the sheet.
fully two feet from his head. Last night
ho deposited S9o with MIR. Ravens, the
hotel proprietor, 10 be sent to Sam Choi.
s2l Main street, Dallas; also a long letter,
Judge II, w. Martin impancled iury of
Inquest, which has Just rendered a yer.
dict that Lee came 20 his death by stran-
gulation, which was done with his own
hands. Mr. G, L. White, our city sttor
ney, VIII 20 to Waco tomorrow, and while
there win have the letter to sam Choi
interpreted. II II was suicide IL was
committed In the Chinese language. as no
other mortal would have enough pluck 10
have killed himself that way. The clots
of blood on the sheet and the strange
manner of his death look very mysterious.
and the blood especially is irreooncnable
with suicide.
Our court has adjourned. The Ba-
shamS were acquitted of the murder of
DR.. Sauls. Fitzgerald, for outrage, was
sent up for life. Out of seven felony
cases outside OF the murder cases, there
were i've convictions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
CORPUS CHRISTI.


jerome an Offensive Pariisnn-Enll of u
Trnpcze Performer.
Special Ia the Gazette
CoRrCs CHElsu, TEN, Aug. l0.-Thc
special telegram to the New York World,
dated from this city August >, relative
to the removal OF :. H. jerome, and boil
STEERING him mp as II nou-offcnsiyc parti-
san, stating that he had only appointed
false in toto He has only appointed
three or four Democrats toYcry minor po-
sitlons, while his chief special dopu-
ties AT this place, Laredo aud
Garlic, are bibicr Republicans and often
sitc partisans. The dispatch was sent 10
create sympathy in New York Tor jerome
and II was either sent from Galveston or
by one of his deputies here, The Demo
Gratis here desired his removal and re-
ioiced when Mauning's aN fell No
trouble is anticipated about Bailcy's con-
tlrmation, The World has no correspond
enl here.
sheriff Brito OF Cameron county
brought In two prisoners Saturday night
accused " DEMONSTRATING several months
ago.
\ female tfapcze performer at McNi-
can circus Saturday night about mid
night, while doing the lcap-for-lifc act,
was thrown violently to the ground and
dragged, lnjurlng her severely, it is
thought Internally. The trapc2c being
too low was the cause of the accident.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11

wanted :. For the time being they have
out.gcaeraledl the Observation-Disclosures.
There 4 talk ON the part of the latter OF
an effort 10 yet this mornings action re-
considered and rcsclnded, by getting out
AN Injunction restraining the election al
res,ly ordered, etc, but the cooler heads
among the liquor men say there will be
NJ further Opposition. and all indeavors
will be directed To- defeating local option
ON the glst. The commissioners did not
deny the town petition, though, and say
they will consider il tomorrow unless II
Is withdrawn.
Mr. G. l.. Gates, agent of the Texas
81. Louis railroad here, rendered his res
iyna,ion to-day, to take effect September
/, or sooner II his place can be filled. He
will remove to Broonwood TO enter the
merchantile business there, and perhaps
act as general Western agent of the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe road.
Mr.. j. A. Smith, late of Palestine, ar
rived here to-day and was formally Ill
stalled as Union Pacific freight agent,
vice George II, Woodruff, relieved last
week.
The county commissioners to-day
appointed Mr.. w. G. Wallace public
weighcr at Moody, this county.
The little daughter of Luke Moore,
chief of police, died last evening and was
buried to-day.
Mrs. Gardner, The celebrated spiritual
medium, Is in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
CAuI,t NOTT~

Persia II engaging German officers To
organize her army. Russia Il building
hurricdly strnlcgetlcal railway 10 the
AUSTRIAN frontier.
Mr.. Hcrkonoc has bccn elected 20 the
Slade professor ship OF ane arts nj bNford
university lie succeeds Mr. Ruskin.
\ tere of AbysinBian troops, sent by
King John, has relieved the garrison of
loa AZ ,Isrrig, south 81 kassala.
Esc British house of lords has agreed
ta thc amendments 10 the criminal bill
al opted by the house OF commons.
alho.czarand czarina started for Cqpen-
hGgcn yesterday, having just completed a
hour Oi Finland, during which they met
with series of oyatiOns.
The Afghan boundary commission is
mnc miles west Of Flcrnt buying mules
and OGmcls.
International telegraph conference
opened It's session at Berlin yesterday
\ prospectus for the reorganization Of
the Munster bank has been. ISSUED. The
capital Of the bank j. 10 be flj0,00
Cholera has appeared at Gibraltar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
LAMPASAS.
rh" Fircmcu's Tournament Promises to he
Success.

I'll" Fircmcn's Tournament Promise, To he
u Success.
Special to the Gazette.
LAMrNsAs, Ten, Aug. lO.-NIr. w. C..
Conner, president of the State Fire asso-
citation, is in our city and attended a
meeting of the committee of arrange
mcnts having in charge the fire tourma-
mcnt. When shown its work, he ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased with
the efforts of our citiZcns. He il
satisfied that every promise made by
the management will be filed, and he
VIII he glad to meet representatives from
every fire company in the state here In
attendance.
The Christadclphians, which has been
in progress here the past week, closed
this morning to meet here again about
the first of August, 1856.
The knights-Tcmpla of the state are
now encampcd here, and are well repre-
scented.
Mr.. 7. W. Jackson land commissioner
OF thS Santa Fe, has returned from the
front, where he has been assisting i'm law
ing out the new town of Goldthwaite, on
the extension, forty miles west of This
city, and from him we learn that the sale
of lots will take place about the LIST of
September. Quite number of our Gift
Gems viii invest in the new town, which
promises to be quite lively point OF
trade.
The mammoth Penn tent has been
erected at the Hanna Springs, where Rey
Dixon e. Williams of Waxahachie win
negin protracted revival ON the llth
inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
BROWNSVILLE.

Three Girls Drowned-IIlicit Cigarette
Factory Rnidcd.
special 10 the Gazette.
BROWNSVILLE, Ten, Aug. lO.--At 4p.
m. yesterday three girls named TctFsa
and fedora Alvarez and Inez Bristero
were drowned while bathing in the river
near the Romareno ranch two miles above
town. The body of the oldest, Teresa,
aged eighteen, was recovered last night
on the Matamoras bank near the FORTH
cations. The other two We're aged hut
fourteen each, Their bodies have not
been found.
An Illicit cigarette factory was discov-
cred and raidcd by the federal officer,
Saturday night, II woman, five men aud
all the plant being captured.