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may Be presented At our cousters.
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Pres Louisiana National Bank.
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Pres New Orleans National Bank.
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Over Half Million Distributed.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated In 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes
fund Of over $50 600 has since been added.
made part o. the present State Constitution adopted
Ils Grand single Number Drawings will take place
monthly a neeer scdtes or postDones Look al the
1880 Grand Monthly
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STEAMERS.

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TT1HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Il Washington, D. c., (723 14th st. n.w.),
And In the principal other cities.
Trial lessons free. New terms begin now. my4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
nonor to a rort worth t.av,.y

Hon. Byron q. johnson has been
elected special Judge Of tAe district cours
OF Wise county 10 preside al The murder
trial Of the State vs.. Bank Allen AT De.
catuE, The prisoner ~ Indicted for tho
murder OF Mack GIL, full account ~
which appeared In TuR GmnrrK al the
time o. the tragedy, Hon. y. Il, plnor.
the regular district Judge, hnlna dlaounll.
aed on account OF being Of counsel Ia Inc
case before his eleatiOn, Jndno johnson
was agreed upon ans sworn 10 a. spoclal
district nudge, and opened the case for
trial NJ Decatur last 1shursda,, but owing
to the serious illness % the prisoner on.
sored y continuance 81 the ease 10 tho
next term OF tho court, when I've will M.
turn and try the caaa. This "a a hirh
reoognition, from another iuaicial ia.
trsot, Of the ability aud talent N ono 81
Fcrt Worth's most profcond lawyers and
lnrMts, and tho eminent counsel on each
side OF the oaee acted Wisely In comforting
this honor apon Judge johnson. Tie
knows how 10 administer The law accord.
ing 70 the law, 90 hls successful practice
before the court OF appeals and the
supreme court viii ktiest. n. ..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
AFATAL SHOOTING.
Two Rangers Indulge in Revolver Prac
tioe, and One is Killed.


Two Rangers Indulge in Revolver Prao.
tioe, and One is Killed.
Special to the Gazette.
VERNON, Tx, Sept. 25.--At Quanah,
this morning, happened shooting affair,
which resulted fatally for one of the par.
Elephants. The parties concerned were
rangers of Capt. McMurray's company.
The facts, as near as could be learned,
appear to be as follows: One Mays had
built a Dire over which to boil pot
of coffee, and had left 1t out OF
his sight, and when he returned
found that another ranger, Price,
had placed his pot Of coffee on the fire.
Thereupon Mays became indignant and
kicked Price's pot of the fire. Words
ensued and Mays drew bis revolver. Price
went TO his tent to procure his revolver,
and wkea he emerged active hostilities
commenced, resulting In the fatal wound
ing of Mays. Price has been arrested.
The affair is lamented in these parts,
as the men were well-known and
very popular. The arrested man has
brothers in Parker county, who have been
telegraphed for and are ON their way
hither.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
,cmMKRciAL REsumk.

COMMERCIAL REsuMK.
special TO the Gazette.
NEW YoRHr Sept. IS Texas IA
cihe incomes ssl, Rios SEA; Kansas
Texas 96li Missouri Kansas 4 T,sas
ssi s'sa5i Gun, Colorado & santa y,
rs
Money 10 per cent.
Sterling dull.
governments firm
Wheat weak.
OH unchanged
Cotton epeints lower
Coffee near 10 points decline.
The advance In Atlantic & Pacific
securities to-day was due to runners that
tne agreement between the Atchlson, To.
peAS santa ne and the San Francisco,
WnicD VIII practically make the Atlantic
Iacluc the Joint property Of the two
corporations mad been signed. While
tne report is as yet believee TO be PR ma
ture, the agreement will PROBABLY be
made before long.
GOVERNMENTS, SrocKs AND RoNps,
Nsw YORK, Sept. 95.-Goyernmeat
bonds quiet and strong, stocks ais.
played less activity than ON anv
previously dsy this week. Prices, rs on
the last few days, were somewhat irreau.
lar and al times feYerish, but In The after.
noon general advanced occurred, which
leaves majority OF the list somewhat
higher than yesterday Opening prices
We're smau traction lower In a majority
OF cases, but there was active trading
ana heaviness soon disappeared. Later
on the market sagged OF small frac.
lions, special weakness being shown In
Pacific Mail. In the afternoon
the market became comparatively
quiet, but prices improved slowly,
until the last hour when IL became steady
aud SO closed, A majority OF the active list
were higher tonight, the few declines
heing Tor small fractions only, while New
Euglspdls, Recalling and Kansas & Texas
each lower, and others for smaller
fractions. Railroad bonds showed a
somewhat larger business to day, The
principal Issues traded IN were firm aud
especially In the afternoon, and the fnal
prices generally show advances; North,
western coupon gold bonds rose ~ 70
1888, Erie Incomes 10 70.
DRY GOODS MARKET
NKw YoRK, Sept 26.---In dry goods the
demand of agents was OF improved pro.
portion for Saturday, with good volume
OF business reported as completed or laid
out for mems wear goods Of all kinds.
The market for wool Ia influencing trans.
actions, and buyers are adding to their
stocks more largely than they arc willing
to admit. Flannels and blankets are
having attention, and,o the tirmer stocks,
are running very low.
NEW YORK COTTON FuruREs.
NEw YORK, Sept. 25.--C. l., Greene 4
Co.'s report on cotton futures says
u was strong market throughout. Tho
liberal Issue OF october notices caused a
break OF TO Q points on near options,
but that was about the worst shown, and
from II partial recovery aiterwRrd was
secured, while late months stood up we'll
and were taken freely, great deal Of
the business being OF swapping char
acter. There was also some buying, In
Guiding few outside orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

A gam upon last week OF ~. Tho
largest number that has been In the pub.
Tic schools since their organizations the
highest average attendance last car, Fri.
day, January ;, 1872
But for sickness there would have been
an average this week OF 1000; however,
only lacking Attcen Of this number.
The primary rooms In buildings Nos. l,
II and vi are already crowded, every
seat Is occupied aud no others can be ad-
mitted to these grades TIL later, II at all
this session
Parents are requested to keep their
children home TIL sound OF whistle
They loitor upon the streets and then yet
into mischief and danger, When dis.
missed please also require them 10 come
home. Please cooperate with US in
taking care OF your own children.
Sixteen hundred pupils will be forty.
one TO each teacher. This number IL the
maximum for our present buildings and
seating capacity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

adoP.ed. Various resolutions Of thanks
70 me local lodges, the governor, MAYOR
ana n citizens was unanimously adopted
;, Inc following is the legisll tlon sdopted
IN neu OF other regalia the members of
urand Lodges may wear scarlet ribbon
anu members Of the Grand Eucampment
purple ribbon Mothers Of odd Fellows
WIDOWS and unmarried sisters are made
eilgiole to membership of the Degree Of
heoekah The benefits OF dependent re-.
lations OF deceased members cannot be
PAID from the orphan fund. The report
or journal having been disposed OF. and
the business concluded, the Grand Lodge
proceeded to the installation OF officers.
which. being completed, the grand chap.
!aln ohered prayer aud the lodge ad.
iourned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

ior divorce from him on
sne grounds OF incontinence and
seheIal cussedncss, and alleging tl'at
nc vas an unit person to have control {
cnuofen OF such tender years. The mat
yer rested TINS until she applied. On the
-vtn INST, for writ OF haheas corpus,
s.sung tnat ne had stolen the
eiIest enid, boy nine years
oiu, and uBlawfully restrained
MN from exercising his choice aud stay.
ing VITO her. Tbs writ wss returned TO.
gay eneNecu'ed. Marsh had quailed be.
, oe her CHARGES, and had Fed With his
urst porn 70 Arkansas, whence he came.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
GREIsN GRAND LODGE. LOO. T.
~ are Required TO Procure Uniforms
Before Mastering.

'"' are Required to Procure Uniforms
Before mastering.
sSsoN, MASS, Sept. 25.-Last nights
Y. y q theISovereign Grand Lodge of
SLOWS did not close until mid / n +,
n ordered that after January /, 1887,
shall be required TO procure
,.rs ~ before being mustered, and that
I'm sllAll be elected on the night next,
"a Apnl 70 that clerks report:same
utants Of battalions and aoiu-
IA solgh the brigade and divisions,
Drs lu1ant-general OF the army. Pro-
l,i,, we're made for the expenses of the
~ lent The report of Gen. Under
/ (, s s then adopted.
+ ~, s,o,s.efeign Grand Lodge was called
81 ~. !. Clock this morning. A reso-
~ ihe Sovereign Grand Lodge
.'is.se y Responsible for any debts or
kd6, Of Patrlarchs, unless author
BIZ ~ Grand Lodge, was laid on the
ke,s !. a resolution recurring proof
! Rss " , ne revised ritual Of the degree
|iiee ~. 70 be submitted to CONF
y''ofe being published, was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
WAS 1T sUIClDYf
Is SCENE that Ed osmpsen MAY nave
Been Fonliy Dealt with.

is seems that Ed osmpsen May Nave
Been Fonliy Dealt with.
Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TR1., Sept. 25.--Somc morn.
ings ago Ed Campbell, colored, driver OF
an express wagon, was found lying In his
stable with his throat cut
from ear 10 ear. The story IL
told by his wife that he came
home very late al night and Land down
with his clothes on. A little while after
he arose aud went ont to the stable 60
feed his horses, she supposed. About ?
O'Clock In the morninp, being awakened
oy the loud and continuous barking of
dogs, she got up and went to the stable,
where she found her husband lying in u
pool OF blood with his throat
cut. He was SIN alive, but unable TO
speak, and fingered only few minutes.
II was also stated that a white.handled
razor was found by the side OF deceased
and the case to which 1t belonged was
found in hls side pocket, From this and
other evidence adduced at the coroner's
Inquest the jury returned verdict OF
suicide Some OF the friends of the dead
man were not satisfied with the verdict,
believing that he was murdered, and they
determined to have full and thorough
investigation. Justice Schui examined
several witnesses to-day, but no impor-
tant testimony was developed, though IT
was in evidence that deceased had not
been living ON the most afiectIonato terms
with his wife, who he believed TO be un-
true TO him. A witness testified that
Campbell had told him OF his unhappy
domestic relations, and that he staid away
from home to avoid the necessity Of XIII.
ing the man who was iutrudiug upon his
marital rights. The examination will be
continue on Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
TO BE HING.

A Smith County Jury Gives a wite.Mur.
derer His Deserts.
Special TO the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Sept. 25-In the district
court court last night at Q o'clock, q jury
in the case of the State VS.. Albert Robert
son, brought in a verdict of guilty Of
murder in the first degree and assessed
the punishment at death by hanging.
This is the first verdict of the kind made
in Smith county for nearly twenty years,
and Mr.. John Edwards, an able young
lawyer Of this city deserves much credit
for the manner in which he represented
the state as special district attorney.
Albert Robertson is colored man and
is accused OF the murder of his wife in
last April.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
Heavy Rain.

Special TO the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX Sept. 25.--The light
rains and winds spoken of in yesterdays
dispatch were followed later in the even.
ing by the heaviest rain that has fallen In
this vicinity since the spring floods OF
last year. Two business streets were
completely flooded, the water being knee
deep on some OF them, and covering the
payements for several blocks. There was
considerable wind also, but no damage
except a few trees blown down, The
rain continued at intervals during the
night and up TO noon to-day, but the
signs are good now for clear weather.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
GAINESVILLE.

Cooke County Teachers Institute A Msst.
Ing OF Directors
special 10 the Gazette.
GAISEsvfLLE, Tx, Sept. 25.-There
was meeting OF the Teachers institute
for Cooke county at the courthouse TO.
day, Prof o. II. Cooper, who was ex.
pected TO DO present and address the olub,
was kept away by other engagements,
Educational matters were discussed, aud
the large attendance showed that the
teachers were much interested IN their
work
The directors Of the Galeana Gold and
Silver Mining company held meeting III
this city last night. Some Of the directors
leave for Colorado Springs, Col, where
an election Of officers will shortly take
place.
A drizzllBg rain has fallen here Of in
teryals during the past TWO days, and the
weather is still cloudy and threatening,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

We are offering all kinds OF city pro-
perty, farms and ranch lands at terms 70
suit the times. An elegant place on West
Second street, well improved. We oter
several nicely improved properties nesr
the business part of the city. Business
lots on 10th Houston and Main streets.
we will be pleased to snow any properly
we have at any time. We are prepared 70
consider any proposition. Buylng
through MS you win have a large hst 10
select from. Office over post-ofllce.
AT. TRUITr & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
NYRRTON.

The Cotton Received--G Grass, Cattle, wheat
and Sorghum.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
OvERToS, TEX, Sept. 2S,-More cot
ton has been received here up TO date
than for the same time in four years.
Crops in this part Of the country are
turning out little better than was anticl-
pated three weeks ago. The cotton crop
is some better than II was last year. An
abundance OF sorghum has been made to
supply the country, and the sugar cane
crop is said to be very fine Many OF our
farmers are sowing wheat this year, which
is rather uncommon here. The iute rains
have much improved the range and pas
ture and stock are now doing well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
CLARKsyTLLR.

A Good Rnin-Diyorce Troubles and Al
legged Kidnapping.
special 70 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tx, Sept. 95.--A heavy
rain and windstorm visited THIS section
last night. II seems 70 have been gen
eral ali over the county, but blowing
straight and steady not much damage was
done, .., ,..,.,,,.d
some time since Jerry Marsh instliuIso
nroceedines for divorce from hle vile,
Margaret Marsh, alleging inhdeliIy ana
general improper conduct on nef paLs,
End Drawing Tor the custody OF the Two
children Of The marriage Sne niso
cross bIlif praying amln'A's'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
WACO.

Peter MecIsiiand'a Funsrai-An Assault on
Sin and satan.
special 70 tho Gazette.
WACO, Tx, Sept. 25.--The funeral OF
Mr. Peter McCleiland to-day was very
largely attended, ali the banks and many
business houses closing for the event.
Miss Nettie Rowan, an essimable young
lady Of only seventeen years, Was also
buried this Afternoon.
Rev. r. T. Tyler, the Cumberland
Presbyterian evangelist. who has been
holding forth az Gainesville, announces
that he will open campaign against sin
and Satan on October D.