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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-09
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LOUISVILLE, KY, March S.-James
II. Montgomery, who had his throat
cut and who wajrobbed in Cincinnati,
died here last night of apoplexy, su-
periuduoed by his wounds. Molli,
pomery was a man Of means, and dur
ing the war killed a n an with a sword
care for kicking his dog.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-09

have had cancer on my fare for some
years, extending from one cheek bone across
the nose to the other. It has given me q
great deal of pain, at times burning and
itching TO such an extent that it was almost
cihc in May, 1885. and have used eight bot
ties. II has given the greatest relief by re-
moving the Inflammation and restoring my
general health. W. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept. s, 1885.
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had heard of the wonderful cures of
Swiit's Specific, and resolved to try it,. l
general health was much improved, but the
cancer which was in my breast continued to
grow slowly but surely. The bunch grew
and became quite heavy. felt that must
either have il cut or die. But it commenced
discharging quantities of almost black,
thick blood. II continued healing around
the edges until February, when it was en-
800 BETSY WOOD.
Cochesett, Plymouth Co., Mass, July ID,
1885.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, and
seems to cure cancers by forcing out the i'm
purities from the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THESWIFT SPECIFICC0.
23d street.
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AUSTIN.

Bids 20 Lense-G oodnighps Proposition
VIII be Tried for Murder.
Special to the Gazotta.
AUSTIN, Tx, April 29.-To-day the
comptroller deposited in the treasury
$780, 900 in silver to the credit Of the gen.
erai revenue.
The state land board this morning re-
ceiyed the following bids to lease: Chill
dress county, "A sections and l6, 1856 acres
If the public domain; Pecos county,
23,042 acres Of university land; Coleman
county, 100 acres school land; San Saba
county, one-half section; Zayala county,
$40 acres.
The alleged proposition of Goodnight,
rendering the land board about $50, 900
rental under applications for lease made
Two years ago, at 4 aud cents for the
school lands in Donley and
other counties, had not been flied
in the departments at the hour of
closing to-day. 1t is probable that the
proposition Will he put before the board
at its regular monthly meeting Tuesday
next.
Sam. Pearson, the negro shot by DR..
Solder Of Webervile in saloon here
sometime ago, died of his wounds to-day.
Inc doctor will now be tried for murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-30
XIX Congress.


THE HOUSE,
WAsHINGToN, Aptil 2g.-Conference
committees were ordered on the senate
Il uendments 10 the house bills authoriz.
ing tho construction of bridges over varl.
GUS ilv, rs.
Mr. Hall Of Iowa stated that at the re.
quest of many members h" had decided
not TO call up the Campbell-Weaver ,lec.
ton case to-day tut gave notice that he
would call 1t up Tuesday next.
MIR, Lnnhan Of Texas from the commit.
tee on coinage, we gifts and measures r..
ported the bill for lhe retir ment and re-.
coinage of trade dollars Placed ON the
house calendar. II provides that for six
mouths AFTER the passage Of the bill the
trade dollar shall be received 40 face
value in payments OF all dues 10 thu
United states aud shall not he
again paid out or issued Ia
any other matter The hol iers
of trade dollars on the pr, sentation ui
the same may receive in exchange there
for an equal amount OF standard silver
dollars; the trade dollars 20 received by
the treasury officials shall be Transmitted
to the coinage minis and recoinud into
standard silver dollars.
After brief d. bate the house went
into committee OF The whole, Mr. WELDON
10 The chair, on the river and harbor APP
preparation bill, the pending mendment
being one providing that the appropra.
ton foc the Missouri river shall be eX.
pended under dir, elton OF tine sec
rotary Of war without the
Intervention OF the Missouri liver
commi sion. The amendment was re-
cred, but II was agreed that vote
ould he allowed un 1t IN the house.
Mr.. Reagan OF Texas moved To strike
out The apr priution for continuing upe-
raliuhs upun the reservoirs at the head
wal rs of he Mississippi river. Lost
L par 'graph maNlt z AN appropriation
uf 81 200 900 for this Improvement Of the
Lower Mississippi having been reached,
the omnnttee rose.
MIR. Van Eaton Of Mississippi, from the
committee GA public lands, reported the
III 10 grant right Of nay through the
pn lie lands Ia any canal or ditch com
pany form for the purpose OF irrigation.
Placed on the house calendar.
The house then adjourned.
ans sENArR.
Mr. Pike obtained the unanimous con-
sent to take up the lth of July claims
bill,
IL helng blli ninety.four pages long
VIZ. Hoar suggtst that time be saved by
omittlpg the reading,
Mr., l"gallS protested with emphasi.
against the omission Of snything, but
husly withdrew his objection, aud the
readlog OF nneiy-three uutof the ninety.
four pages vas omitted. Some OH elton
was made by Mes-rs, ingalls, and Plumb
70 the item To be recommended 10y the
senate committee to reimburse the estate
of |. Z Morals OF Mississippi SGT 600
tnr supplies Ia the United States army
during the war.
Messrs, Hoar, Pike and Dawes said the
man was consistently loyalaud had strong
Endorsement Us such by Geu. Grant and
other Union Officers. The bill was
passed.
the postofllce appropriation bill was
then taken up, on which MIR Beck had the
h1or, MIR Beck discussed he hill, at the
close OF which The senate adjourned.
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COWARDLY St0UNDRgL.
nrah' man Attempts 10 Outrage a Young
Lady He is rsooIting.


GALVESTON, fRx., April % -To.dsy
James CALVIN, brakeman on The CnIt
colorado & Santa FL railway, was r,e"t'
ga ana lodged in jsl in default IL siam
oouu 10 answer 10 u charge of nan. Nv.
tempted !, on the person Of MISS Fiorida
Last Thursday night Miss Rogers No.
coinpanied by CALVIN, aitendcd the loco.
N ave hfem' MS bali hold ON the Mon, IN
question. Residing in the western snh'
usuS oil the CITY, he couple aitrr H..
an boarded the 8 O'Clock train and node
10 tue regis erpg station, wner. inv ~
s.naatSed aud proceeded in The A..
lectlon OF Miss Rogers home. Wben
some distance from the station and I re-
mote from residences, Calvin sndd.ni,
:, Yea Miss Il gers, and desDitr her st,n, g
s,9s, rSgged her into vacant lot ana
attetnpt' d 10 outrage her. she screan "na
OF help, ami the Santa Fe waicSme eu
nealu her cries and rushed 10 her sa"ie.
sue, aud, upon his annrosos
IalVin He'd. The wstohman was V cou
uuo.lng her home whtn Calvin agsin
naue his appearance, saying MIS- r. s aru
~ Nas u gu, and declaring, with an nah eS
ns was g"'ug 20 have her, making AN =,
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caused so much annoyance to the agri-
cultural population.



Atlantic 4 Pacinc ship Railway BILL.
WASHINGTON, April 2g.-The senate
committee on commerce to-day voted 10
make & favorable report on the new At.
lantic s Pacific Ship railway bill as a sub
stitute for the original biil Eads, aud
-urh others az may be associated with
| him, are created body corpoIate, with
the title OF the "Atlantic & Pacific Ship
Railway Company with power to
issue capital stock and bonds not
20 exceed in the aggregate 100000
600. The u tied States obiiga es
itself 10 pay said company for a period Of
Ave years after the ship railway shall have
been completed end tested any sums Of
money required 10 make tSo-thlris VI the
mel revenues Of said compauy amount an.
nnsily to The sum OF $4,000 900. provided
that the TO al liza lily II the government
shsl IN no case exceed the sum a ST.
100000. The obligation Of the Ugiied
States shall not attach Until the railwty
shall have transported IN the presence
lof d board Of engineers appointed by the
president Of the United States a loaded
vessel Weighing with her load not less
than COCO tons, Mt an average speed Of
not iesB than six miles per hour and place
her m the harbor AZ the other side Of The
isthmus without itjgry to the vessel.
At She eud Of one year thereafter the road
s 81 b. IN condition 90 transport vessels
weighing with their cargoes not
exceeding 1000 tons ana the
guarantee Of the United States
shall only continue as long as the railway
Is kept ia such repair as TO admit Of tue
transportation VI ships not exceeding
the weight named H. Is the duty OF The
company to make returns to the auditor
Of the railraai OF accounts showing the
gross oarnngs, % per cent Of which
shall be assumed 10 be net revenues. In
no event will he government pay more
than - 900, goo 10 make up any deficit for
The FIRST year, or more han 81 800 600
Tor q, hciences Of either the second
or third wears, or more than 81 900 900
per ear for the remaining two years
During the existence II the guarantee The
agents OF he government are TO have the
right 10 inspect the books and papers of
the company The company Shall not
transport vessels Of war, munitions,
troops or contraband Of war Of any nation
al war with the United States or Mexico
Some members of the committee who will
oppose the bill in the senate voted to re-
nort IL
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WEArnERPORD.
Complicated Litigation over Bunch OF
Cattle.

Complicated Lidgmion over Buuoh OF
Cattle.
special to the Gazette.
wEArHERFoRD, Tex, April 2g.---ThC
case Of I. NJ. Myers & Co vs.. Wiley
Pet rs, to try the rights Of property,
which was on trial il the county court
yesterday, resulted in judgmentin favor
Of plaintiffs. The case was complicated
AFFAIR, as the cattle in question were
olen from Mr. Myers ranch in Palo
Pinto county, last August, and it is said
mat they changed hands several times
when they became the property OF MIR.
Peters, he having bought them from John
Snadle. He represented to have bought
them from another party by the name OF
Ralph, who was not present OF the till.
Had it not been for the able counsel en-
ployed by Mr.. Myers, be might have lost
his cattle. Mr.. S. w. Stephens was his
attorney
Another similar case was compromised
this morning between Mr.. Myers and
Hamp Campbell.
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rHE oAzErTk 9ukT wORTH TExAg FRIDAY. APRIL 30.

been at home several daye from Washing
ton, went on fishing excursion yester
day, returning this morning. lie VIII
return to Washington on Sunday next to
resume his labors, which had somewhat
Frustrated him.
The State Beekcepers' association
holds It's annual session here on the 5th
and 9Th OF May. A good attendance is
expected, aud DR.. w. X. Marshall Of Har-
fisoD, b. Il Carroll Of Navarro and W X.
Howard OF Hunt have signi6ed an inten-
ton TO be present. Foul brora, that
destructive enemy Of the bee, Will be
discnssed
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B6nham.
special TO the Gazette.


BoNHAM, Tex, April pa move
ment Is made to erect several large reser-
vohs on the diff rent streets of our city.
to be supplied with water by Windmill
power, and the water to be used To
sprinkle our streets, thereby doing away
WIN the street spribklers in summer
Our water supply is so far from town
mat street sprlnklers can hardly do the
WORN, and with this plan wells will SUP.
small c st wy
saturday is the day for the Woman,s
Ghll'tlan Temperance union 10 convene
hefe' ana also convention to nominate
man for the legislature. The Sunday
sehoois Of the town will have "a grand
unlun picnic that day.
mis. D IL. Oiphint is having her house
On MAIN street remudeled aud raised.
Mr q Fletcher has commenced the
erection OF magnificent residence on his
prop rtY west OF town.
quite crowd left this morning ON a
river. W 'ne
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Roller Explosion.

special TO the Gazette
DAlNGERFIELD, TEX, April 29.-News
mas Just reached town of boiler explo-
sion that occurred near here at the saw
mil OF jenkins Bros. The boiler exploded
ana Robert j nkius and W. w. Cook were
Knocked insensible, hut were not serious
~ hurt The boiler was blown distance
oil 100 yards from the mill. NJ one seems
to know the cause of the explosion. AT
the time of the accident ,verythi q seemed
to be moving all ght, ami a full crew of
hands were at work. Luckily, no one
was seriously hurt.
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speoIAI 70 Tine t4a2oll
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 29.-Ahou
twenty Mexicans at work at the end Of
me track on the San Antonio & Arar-
saS Pass railway, a few miles
THIS side Of Beeville, have struck for
an lnct' a'e Of wages. This VIII cause
some delay IN reaching Beeyile with tn
IRON horse, which will not occur until
about the middle of May, and other men
WIN ne put to work in the places of the
strikers at once and the work continued
as rapidly as poss bic.
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Killed by a Gravel Train.

Special 20 ne t4Azstte.
BoNHAM, TEX April 29.-About 4
O'Clock this afternoon a young man by
the name of John Mcclure was run over
ny gravel train about five miles west of
here and killed, several cars passing ov,
him. He was standing on fat car and
jolt caused him 10 jump or fail off The
coroner's jury founda verdict of death by
accident.
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SENATOR MALL DEAD.

He Brcathes tia l.a-t IA the Midst OF His
Family Mt Laredo.
'pecial 10 the 0axe,to
LAREDO, TIKI, April 20 Senator Z. +.
Hall died AZ ll,S0 O'Clock last nj hit, hav.
Ing been perfectly rational up to he mo-
ment IT his demise. The las, thug read
ny him was telegram OF oondulen, Q
from Gov lfelind. senator Hall leaves
q wife and six ohildrel
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tempt to seize ~.
he Nd. "ioF a,'.
Miss Rogers
Young lady, i,s wa
Iescuer for th 'a.nal'i.t
ton to take ~ sa' ~ \
ter and Ia .se'lss /
ne wonld not, bn, t.slac,e I
got wind Of i and 70, ,os VI \
hgation, which -. ,.pl,s'lllis.
and incarceraiIne !, al'sda
Miss Rogers i ! Nv
pretty, and ID i ,r,sern'y
wheel-sFister Oh AZ d. sssll'e' \
personal friend AZ r', . SAsA N
tried to suppress ~ S' y \
o. o.. Difference fr tDe '':Ngs
prospective bride " 'lsa'
years Old, aud wherv ,.h n
w !, sn ll. says he NJ '.a
o. o. y and that it il ! " y. p <
inc yoanl, lady 4 e,e.l p,ai''' n
turn ~ the affair ~,
lre determined IL . re 81
crimes epd bring TIE s suss
10 speedy isstice. 'iilllasi
rms ~ The thiri 49,.
iays. Two of the nv y es
ind he third Is stil - 'isA
ate description can ~ W:
y Holl,
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Congressman rhrOckmorton--Fiee X eepers
Convention TO he Held.


Convention TO he Held.
spo lai 10 rae uAselte.
MckiNNEY, TEX, April 29.--The city
council of Mckinney adopted ou ordi-
nance last night prohibiting horses and
cattle from running loose ON the streets.
This evening tue bonds of matrlmony
between Mr.. Walter Harrison aud Miss
brue Scott were &c eDrated by Father
Blum Of sherman, The groom Is q lead.
lug grain dealer OF our city, and the fair
bride belle OF our sister city, Mellna.
The young gentlemen Of our city have
organized volunteer company To ne
called the Colla Guards rne com any
Is compos d OF the best element Of our
ciliEenr. TT Mangum was elected cap
tain; L Smith, fiist lieutenant; can't
sam, second lieutenant; Or. II. l.. Pear.
son, orderly sergeant. The comp any is
drilling almost nightly.
Hon J. W. Throskmorton, who has
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Center of Population.

'T7V'7I1II 70 IIIv HHHNTtl
DENTON, TEX, April 20 Maj. John
j Rucker of Boone comfy, KY, has been
visiting our city and county for the past
few DAYS with view of investing largely
IN real estate. He Is wen pleased The
center of population of the United States
for 1880 was on Msj Rucker's farm some
five miles southwest OF Cincinnati.
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Ninety ana Nine Years.

special to the Gazette.
HousToN, TEX April 29.-The crimi-
nal district court has been occupied all
day Ia trying James Walker, the murderer
of Hattie Phi lips, his colored paramour,
who was Killed last August. The jury
remained out about an hour and returned
verdict of guilty, assessing the punish
ment at confinement in the penitentiary
for ninety years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-30
welI-Known salesmnn Dead.

special 70 the Gazette.
HoUsToS, TEX, April 29.-walter
Hardcasue, VIII known throughout the
state as the travelling salesman for Sand
born & Warner, died at his
fathers home in this city tonight al 40,
aged twenty-seven years. He was taken
sick IN Dallas about six weeks ago and
was brought here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-30

WASHINGTON, April 20 The new Chi
nese minister was formally presented to
the president to-day by the secretary Of
state. He was attired In fun court cos.
tune, accompanied by three Of his suite
aud Interpreter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-30

special 60 the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, April 29.-Dr. All.
Il II. Tolar sold his interest in the Col
orado Clipper to-day to NJ a. Brown,
late OF Dakota territory. DR.. Tolsr has
purchased the Abilene Daily and Weekly
Reporter, and leaves this evening to take
charge of the same as editor and proprie-
tor
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Fort worth Grocer Co. He.No tea

Think OF tia fine, embroidered lap
buster Tor this nominal figure at h. i.
Tackabery's.
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DECATUR, TEX, April go "A new gro
Gerry Arm composed Of T. NJ. Stems and
Mr. DAMS are just opening up in the
errell block. Both are fine business
men.
Tom Blewett started West the 9th with
. herd OF 2l00 young cattle belonging TO
Blewett, Uiman Levy.
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when you are IN hot water use st. ia
cobs Oil. 1t cures ecalds.
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STATE NEWS.
DoIngs aud Happenings OF the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Wee.
Gatherings from over the state BepUrtsd
Specially for tho Gazette By Us
Own Correspondents.
Marine Intelligence.

5pecini 20 the Jazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, April 99--Arrived
Steamship San Marcos from New York
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TO tiyefymen.
See the 81 25 lap-duster, handsomely
at X. +. Tackabery's.
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j. ID. Arm0r, Catsheld; w. s.
san Francisco; r W. paySg, Den
irs. G, NJ, McGehee, Weatheriord I;
cummlngs, s. Louis =. g. Laugh
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Choice new bed room suits by the month
10 responsible parties
rs. CLAsAsoS, Fureiture Dealer.
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Free al Oh receipt " ems postage
\, - Ia - O CTTnT -
~. bof ~ is0E. Washington 81 e.r,,,. a.. -.
f''es Per package si,0o; Sin for IS. 90.
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on, 'Ihe Chairman, Mr.. c. 4. Lewis, who
must be assumed to have welged his
words carefully, accused the notorious
MI James Mcllenry and Lord Bury Of
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TIKI
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city. II Is the popular retreat OF the
commercial men and the travelling public
generally. The hesS OF entertainment at
reasonable charges.
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9iHO only.
Those Monte embroidered lap-dusters,
nj X. +. Tackabery's.
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to-day and promised thar ne wouio maze
q speech TO our people on his return from
Brady City, where he goes on professional
business.
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beus gmbsbs:E ermin. % i.nere to aa,
fben ban isIu bIeu paIst, os gnbu.
ueb, at ban bar paretas.t bet Il
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par bIeueu ips. Wa'
JOS Wr. Wtui

I ptue Weten. Or. Yreffon tom Il
longer enb til Grout Stun; Der tr
ban ct anbet gub; 5amiIton par q
Ierebe bob.
- 9efernes Spmertfombsb benIeb
i pea &. 6. @rinteIanbs Ap.rtisieme
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. Wluor I, buab 3


Hg, o9 pt er operbepit Dn1, at ban
eft,r tiIenbebraste Stubter pil pore er
fuIbfaubis Drussif, iom man belt vi
Tan Iibe paa. 81 fenber bum Dor
bebife Dnftsr meb paa 8sien.
- Or. Breffon fortaIsr os, at bar
Ssnbas aften bIsu bubisnbt, frur a
intfinbe fa hos sSohn 6omiIton. fon
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29
Alo Seiite. oeiui


HuItHol fHHul UW I CuIueI
Den anbeu Salopart er forfeit paa Riss:
boipttalet. Rrifttanta 9o3areter, | 5attts'
pleien | be eufslte R~enisbsber Der os
ielp. 9iafonisiebuiet. Da 0~iatonisiebu
iet bar piit fla uttlftr0ffelia, bar ct Be.
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IeoIem, rtemIta Or.

Oluf e. 8i9r, fi9ntet ben imutte og
ale S%sri:enbsr fortrtnIig ffiffebe 9aari
"gopiienbprs" neb @isceu,brsoeten. 8e'
Fal man bpsss en- np QnitaIt paa 8 Sta:
ger foruben fulbftenbis aialberetaee
bpori Siotfen. 8aitsri, m. N. Ral ben
Iaesss. s gbantnsen bill Der forubsn b
nebpenbise BsboeIiss> os ltnbetpisnines
rum bIips tnSrsittt ct aopel til CUBS
tieneffIis grus. Reftsn aqe Burns SesI
oerfer bar tiIiammen fiautet 10000
Wur1en til Soretasenbet. 9eraf ba,
GInf Onium aIens eiset $4,000.
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