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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-05-15

Thauks to !. p. HarreIi, Mount
Lebanon, Ls.; Lilly Clingo, 81. Clair,
Michigan; Z. ]. Cain, Loretta. Las a.
+. LemuF, Lake Charles, La; James
c. Raglan, Houma, ]. G. Stanton, Lake
Charles; I. ]. Renguet, B. +. King,
Dr. Marion q. Harrison, Octave Cal
airy, Welsh; i. M. Burke, M. D., b.
a.. Taylor, Rev. j. IA. Jones, Schayos
Bros, Jennings, tor new subscriptions.
To Murphy J. Foster, Franklin; 4.
Gallup. Jennings Mrs. NJ. Dc. Haw-
kins, Bryan B. & Clarke, Plaque
mine BTulee; 4. B. Sloane, n. &.
Lyons, Rayae station Oliver Perkins,
MeAaowss g. III Dorkran, SugartoBD
@ w. Wing. Edgarley w u. EIeR-
der, Cslcaaieu r OF Edward Shines,
Rose Bluff; NJ 4. Kirkwood, Lake
Charles, for renewals.
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kybody buys Clements Butter.
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b want dress, s. Simon
test.
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1T affords MS pleasure 70 state
that our Young friend, Mr. A. ]. Per
kins, who is at school at Georgetown,
Texas, was the recipient Of tbs. gold
medal at his school last week. The
Williams county Sun, 10 speaking Of
the Art Exhibition, says: Dr. Heidt
presented gold medal bearing the
word Art 70 Mr.. A. j. Perkins, one
Of whose pictares, Lady's Face
had won the first prize" His parents
no doubt feel . just pride in bis OBJ
tanning 30 rare an accomplishment.
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seed Rice for sale,

II HAVE for sale one hundred barrels Of
choice Honduras seed A8bees the ii1-
ported seed d which cost me eight dollars
Din barrel I offer the same 81 I'VE dollars
per barrel, III whole Oh N part, IA my Eice
FARM Sample IF tho rice can he aeon a. the
store Of 5iilfus Frank.
For further particulars address or apply 10
DANIEL COOS,
apF-l0- lm Lake chazlssi ~.
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local NEWS.

b goods at s. S1MoN's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-05-15

Id! S. sIMoN's Goods are.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-05-15

n1or's Goods are Cheap.
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s. ID. READ,
A. r. MITCHELL
Notfce.

Lake Charles, May IS, 1886
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
MORGAN.
Late In the Raee--A safe Blown open by
Crooks.

Late in the Raee--A safe Blown open by
Crooks.
Special TO tho Gazette
MORGAN, Tex, March S0.-M. b
Winston to-day ANNOUNCES himself can.
dldate for city marshal IN the election Of
next Tuesday. Mr. Winston Is wen ana
favorably known here and will make a
good race, although late in announcing.
The large iron safe belonging to Miller
Bros was blown open by burglars last
night, but fortunately no money was
taken from It, After The outside
doors had been rblown off It
was necessary to gain entrance
to the inside vault before the sought.for
cash could be reached. The robbers
were evidently afraid to spend the time
it would require to accomplish this, fear
ing that the explosion might have
wakened the neighborhood, and well did
they surmise, as the report was heard
half mile away. The only money stolen
was some small ch,hlge which had been
left In desk drawer. Nothing has been
discovered as to the perpetrators. The
firm offers $40 reward for their capture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

sriikERs FIRED tir0N.
hHuesEls, March 10.--Threo huparef
strikers at Mons uiRdp an attack 81 the
MMiemont colllev yesterday aud wore
pred upon by the troops. lho uunhsr
Killed and woundod Is fourteen.
HoMh MORE KiiIFp AND wouSi,rp
CnARihReI, March NO rho strikers
stopped work ~ Resalx oolilory to-day
Fhey wire thrice ordered 20 dlsnSrSe. I'm
refused 70 do so, and began 20 thfoy.
stonns 20 the troops. The latter nred
upon the rioters, killing aud woundlpe
seventeen.
ALI QtlKr IN nrlUIuM,
HRussELs, March so. --rhe situation
created by the strikers fomalns throatan.
ing, AZ fourray and elsewhere tbr5ueh.
out Belgium quiet prevails.
THE MINERS BNruES re Wong,
BRusahts, March so Quiet hag net
only been restored az Charlerol, hat the
strikers gcuerally have returnea q ,yor
ihe only LEGALITY whuro The d,sAir6anee1
have Increased Il IN the central eosl min.
ing district a mob Of strlAofs antore,i
fourry this morning making nolsy
demonstrations, nut they withdraw When
thep found the town Thoroughly anardea
by gcndafmCa
ALL eumr Ar IinuE,
Baus9ms, March 30 A1lsiees ffam
Llese say Gulot baa hoei, restored tlpro
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
Neutrality-suspicious..
Two Little Ones Gone isnmo--If Was from
Pnrher County.

Two Little Ones Gone isumo--It Was from
Parher County
Special 70 tho Gn1etia.
WEArHERFoRD, Tax, March 10. AM
other shadow WAS east over our city this
morning az the news 81 tha death Of The
little three-ycar-old son d Mr.. and Mis-
j., w. Christian, was aprcad. lie died AZ
~ O'clock last night and The funeral wil 4
take Place tomorrow Ut II O'Clock
The funeral VI ths child Of Sir. ana
his. A. 4 starr was largely attcndealh ls
morning.
Mrs Marie Wright, fpeeiai coYrospond.
ent d the popular S8nHy South, II la the
city ~ the Interest 81 htf p1per, ana IS
meeting With uhbugudtd success. She n
on Der way to Mexico ana viii. nqAdonbf
furnish the readers q I've sabuy spGy0
Hiih tonne very inter llrE re3dine II
histoft aud incidch6 efher ASA
Republic.
a spftlnl i0TnR fAIr1fsii1m Telytit
~ snuday's itsupai4iii ltsat Capt lsloyd
q That place had recently purchased lcn
cars 81 wheat IA TafTnpt cgtnty, qnolsnt
nis news as from this place. Your cor
respondent would respectfully ask tha
Terrell correspondent 70 look NJ bis MAG
lcfofe stating that Weaiheriefd ii s.
rarrant county. The above puehaee
VAS made 1T this place, aud Parker cnun-
y claims the agricultural merits relerrca
q 10 Tcgrell'A spccIai,
2 I.Jnch u The Fort Is 10 the ciiy %.
Law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
CLEBURNE.
Movements of Citizons- The Considerations
again-A Library.
Snccfai 10 thu aazetta

Movements of Citzons--The Gazette-Runi
agaiu-A Library.
Special 10 the Gazette.
CLEBuRNE, TEX, March 30.-Judge
Ewing has returned frd Nashville, Tenn
where he had an operation performed on
his leg.
Mr.. r. D. Galley, who has been 10 New
Mexico looking after his cattle interests
there, came home yesterday.
Mr.. M. NJ Crane has gone to Hillsboro
on legal business.
Y Mrs. w. IT, Graves, who has been very
iNtor several days, Is much better.
2 W$sH GAZETTE can be found at the new
confectionery Of Byrd s Lockett, on the
cast side Of the sEAarc
Capt John H. Boyd, ts<present sheriff
OF this johnson, county, has annoHhced
for reelection. He has made an exCzlleE
officer and win most likely be retained in
the office.
The newspapers, debating societies and
the p1blic in general are agltating the
public Library question.
The Light Guard VIII give an enter
tainment next Friday for the benefit OF
their company. The public anticipate
grand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
CLAY couSrY,s DEMONS.
One Sentenced to Hans, The Other About
60 be Tried.

60 be Tried.
spcsial % The Gazette.
HENRKrTA, Tx, March a0 This
evening al $3.50 O'Clock the Jury Ia the
case Of the State OF Texas We. A. A.
stcagall returned into open court a YER
diet vi guilty Of murder in the first de.
gree, and assessed his punishment At
death. The jury had the case under con
sidsfation about twenty-six houfs. When
inc yeTdiet was fead The defendant did not
change his countenance any whatever, but
seemed 10 be troubled. He has frequently
told parties that the evidence ala not
show his guilt 10 the least, and II Is sup
posed that he will appeal the case.
People flooded Into the courtroom 20
hear the yefdictIead, and there seemed
20 10 cnnsdenie excitement ainoag nc
people iesi pefcbagce. The larry might
render a verdict Inconsistent
villa the opinion Of the people onI
the outside and cause MOB 10 rise.
The people % Clay county look upon
the attendant as man who has openly,
und9r bis wife's notice, ruined his own
daughter BY forcing her 10 serve him, eld
AFTER this daughter hid given birth N q
child, Of which he Is said 10 be the faAer, I
he brokcthe Infants neck and arm and
crushed its skull, and BY his neglect
and cruel treatment his daughter met
with death.
The grand jury to-day returned into |
court an indictment charging VIII
am Taylor, gambler, With fore
ug his own daughter 10 submit
o the same foul deed. While /
,fit. oeyosf has haer ,a,ida N hfyno qtnv.
0r's conduct 10 light and failed on ac-
,ount OF one witness being mysterlousiy
.bsent upon the examining trial ana
mother witness seeming to be lntiml-
lated, the matter seems TO be coming
'ut BY the voluntary set OF the daughter
,oing before the justice Of the peace and
making complaint and leaving her
Ather's house. The people Of Clay
ounty mean 70 investigate the Outrage
ms charges, i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

n'as County nnd Her Cattle fa,,,ss,.
us Of History.

NN""As nnt Her Cattle Gntrs esta
uit Of History.
speo~ uosrespendcnce Of the Sare,i,
sAN MARCOS, Tx, March % Thi
quaiht, oldfashioncd town Il si.na,ea /,
beautiful valley 81 the river 81 ,se ssr,,
name, which flows past tho town al 4,
way 70 conjunction With The Gauda
ioape, and ls about thirty mics iron
a. austin on the Missouri paoinc railroad
Ing country around the town Il tbe nnas,
" leAas, producing cotton and corn NM
! Wneat. etc, In abundance, while .var,
Nlnu q fruit fourishes IN the copsontsi
sou. The climate is salNhrious 49,
nsalthy, the winters being MUD ana in'
flgoFaung, while the summers hsat n
tempered by the soft hreegcs mai bio,,
Iron from the gull all during the hcated town
Inc health OF the IOWA ana aarrnnnd,n"
county Is unexcelled BY anv poln, n ~,
state. To the north and sauth ~ IN
Town rlse magnificent hills which. Win
their crowns OF beautiful verdpre shut N
tne town, and serve 10 make il a N sot.
slng ior such . nlendirg Of peace, lnr.
lhoAy and prosperity on these 6lls nat,re
~ spfesd bright carpet Of green upon
Nhioh thousands ot cattle Craze, and this
- the chief source 81 ina wealth. ~ ME
country suggested 10 the nina r.t,ia
raising l. profitable. and n follo,vsd ~.
many people here aud iii TIN snrronn,,,o5,
county
Tbs town Is about atty veare oia ,5
was ilrst settled by col Rntisso, eee
nov "sleeps The sleep thar tnns.s ' ~,
waking AID Uncle Billy Noon M u n
Vet here and hearty. and two otha,, ~,
ticmen named s1ell Md uenrv n, sNn.
the ppriud Of is growth q has ~, s,,r,'aii
out over SO much territorg sd sn,,a ,,.l, ''s
towns, hut us prowth bae hser ss,,,,, es'.'i
substantial. and its ZOO thtif,v IN s,,Ss
ants can boast Of as few dronsa as anv
towp Of equal size III the state rta bns
ness houses are substantial. ana w bnsi
ness inen are tborburh-eoinp and YAK N
enterprise aud public epifit
Iaa canrt-house Which ajorps ,te nn,,i,c
square is handsome STRUCTURE bnIit ~
White limestone ana anIshgd 4, Nv MN ny, =,
modern style. The CITY comacjl h ,,a,
contemplating tho erection N .nn,
school.honse. tha bnilaing ons,
used for that puYnose hsins tns5.s,.,' 80
iar present aaa iunre nsr TX, ., ,na.h
jgsuiDe Gonds MA V w,
hullaa house that Win he M nfns,,o,., \,
the town ana one vbicb III, W, t,.,l ~ ~
time 20 come. Cbnreb snir.s na,,,,
their silent flRqerg Ia beavrn ,aln,ro
men Of tic necessity Tor q nreuaro t','n ~
The future as well M ar ~ ,,r.,so,,t
while the voices Of chrlst,s r,nbsss.,,a,',
rom time 10 linn ara heard a,',,.oa,,,,,,
men 10 dee the wrath "a como N""7
There Is quite a valuable water.nower
near the town, the power fyom ,yl,ici, d !
Used to furnish systen Of water. yns,,s
Tor the use of tha pitv ma ~ fnr,,;sI,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
F0RETGN.


hoNnoN, March s0,- Mr Gladstoneis
statement h the hcuse last bleht was
heard IN dead silence, which was broken
only AZ Intervals by tho cheers "a Tho
Parnelllte members, tits stated TINT thp
eearis Of Cork and Kenmore and Messra
Heqeage and Ceilings viii join Mr.. chen,s
berlain. The National Liberal Federation
VIII hold 3 meeting during the eastcr "a.
cess, when strong estort win BE- made 10
ayerl disruption 81 the Federal union
~ Y Thought that . majority OF tho dele.
gates wlll adhere 70 Chamberlain, Mo
Conservatives are jubllant over the dia-
senal0nA ln tho Ilharhl tanha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
SEVENTH CENTS
The PRICE Of Three Lives and Two erin.
pies.

The Price Of Three Lives aud Two erin.
pies.
Special to the Gazette.
RANGER, TEX, March 80.--About &
o'clock this evening serious shooting
ARRAY occurred here between j. n.
Hodges and Robert Richardson, proprie-
tors Of the Rock saloon, and Frank and
Vint Bryant in which Robert Richardson
WIS biiled instantly ana Frank and Ylnt
bryant both mortally wounded. AT 6
z, n. both are reported dying. Richard
Richardson, brother OF Robert Richard
son, who was killed, was wounded in the
arm. Hodges, after discharging his re-
yolver, during the excitement made his
escape. 1t is not known whether Hodges
Is wounded or not. Oflicers are in hot
pursuit Great excitement prevailed,
The trouble grew out Of dispute of
debt Of 70 cents Hard feelings had beer
time, and terminated In the shooting al,
fray, as above.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

peing INC celebration * Tho ue-ei..,
vows y , between AIR. a, S. Stivsss AID 4, NJ
Leoia n. Power IN the presence IA X
vitea relatives aud friends. ,he Nv I
", Lively OF the M. u. church oilIeias,s.,
Ing bride is highly educated ~,
pDpuiaf ymng lady, while The afoom 4.
enc 81 onr wealthiest and me@ etts-,
prising business men, and as tbcy III ,,is
union Of their bright yonpr iIves sss
adriit, heart and hand urited. unon l,f.,ss
restless tide may love "a plios ,n,ao
tneir bark, and may they never ' ~
counter gale Of uahapplness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

PAha, March 30. Adwccs from IT.
Louis state that Tho natives o. seucgam.
hia, 10 rebellion against french author.
10y, have rcsortrd 10 npeu warfare. IA n
rcceht attack, thorehels Killed nine Ffoneh
soldiers and wounded lhifty.iNn. lse.
Inducements Tor the colony alp being
rapidly lifted out az TouIon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
MARCHING ON.

They WIN Rench Thsir Deatlnaiiou Aflsr
while.
sperisi 70 the Gazette.
RED FoR9, !. ~, March 90. Deputy
United States Marshal George Bruney
passed. here to-day. He had In custody
the two notorious Wade boys aud another
one Of The gang, known here as Frank
Starr, very bad Que. ne Is iakipg them
TO the Sac and Fox agency, that being the
place where they made enc Of thcif list
breaks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
Special to the Gazette.

ST. 10, Tx, March 3O.--The releas,
OF Sheriff AIcLain aud party, who were
carried before the-united States commits.
sioner ut Sherman few days since tor
going into the Nation and selling a stoct
Of goods which had been run across the
river to avoid attachments in Texas il
looked upon asavory important decision
as II Is thought TO have been carried M
as test case to decide whether there h
any recourse Ia law 10 seize mottraped
property which might be carried
across the river into the Territory
One gentleman, who was Of Sheriff Nc.
Laia's party, gave your reporter this IN
formation, and also stated that there
would certainly follow from this some
lively scenes, or, to use his own Ian.
Suage, There viii be music In tho air -
The Montague County Teachers insti.
tute met at this place ON Saturday. and
dld some good work Prof nug6us. su.
perlntenuent Of the Gainesville public
schools, accompanied by his wife and bv
Prof, NcMurray and Miss Houston. cane
over no Gainesville. SUPERINTENDENT
hu4bss delivered en- interesting lecture.
to a gooh audience, as night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

MoNrAauE, Tex, March so.--Distrle,
court convened yesterday morning
promptly At s o'clock, when Judge pai,
terson of Decatur proceeded 10 draw !
special yenire OF sixty men each n ~
cases O. the State OF TEXTS vs.. lin Savsa Va
ana 1 sac Of Texas vs. Henry Peters.
Judge Patterson has been appointed ~
"a, ,ne governor to Try The above cases, Judge
FINER oeing disqualified
Tho Savage case is set for next Mon.
Gay, and the Peters case for Wednesday
Of the second week. 7''N"'
Az o'clock tie following named ner.
sons s., were impaneied as grand Jurors
W, a. Davis, }. +. Wylle, j. M, Grayson.
a. =, Al Croford, W. IL Wilson, Hiram
Wninscott, y. S. Eads, Ben Hodres
William Robertson, David Cunningham
.. w Roberts and W. Y. Nix. Thess
gentlemen are among the best citizens of
TINS county, and evil-doers had better
look little out.
Hon. W. Q. Davis aud c. l.. Patton of
Gainesville are in attendance on court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

BowIE, TEX, March 30.--Bowie to.
day will submit her proposition for the
Missouri Pacific extension from Gaines
Vile, Bowels proposition is $50, 900
when the road is completed to Bowie
Montague offers them S25, 600 and seven
miles Of Montague & Southwestern rail.
way ,already graded. Hardy offers 500, 600
and right OF way making total Of S75,-
IeOO and right of way for the Missouri
Pacific extension this way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

ATHENS, Marcha0 n W stated lAat
inc government viii submit 10 parliament
2 measure providing lor compulsory
loan und for The conIlsqation ofthe mos.
astery lands
me report ~ eurrcnt that the govern
ment viii mobilize the national guards.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
Atlanta.

special TO the Gazette
ATLANTA, TEX, March 30.--News has
pst reached town Of the killing OF James
lpug, colored, about six miles east Of
|lown last night, at O'clock, by unknown
parties He was called to his DOR and
mot down. 1t seems that the cause Of
|Ae murder is unknown.
MOTIFS Jacobs and Judge J. d. CIR
Rsle' eWo OF our. leading merchants. are
3pring trade,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
Kined Wan a sYrt.oun.

QUEEN CRY, TEX, Arch so.--Rcy.
jim Lang colored, was KIND last night
at Jumbo, about six miles from here. He
wss shot through window with shot
gun, supposed to be in the hands OF his
step-son Though he was killed before
bedtime, his wife did not give the alarm
I'LL this morning. She is supposed to be
Implicated IN the killing. No arrests
have been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

W. "inalow's Soothing Syrup ssep,a
A wv qe used for children tsethinr. Il
soV'2es he child, sof,ens the nu,nS Il.
~ sll pain, cures wind ooac ana = N
a0;sia. wv q cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

PnoT POINT, TEX, March Soy ester-
day was blank day N business. Moth
Ing was done. The cold storm kept ev-
erybody indoors by the side of hot fires.
Elder A. II. Norris, late pastor of the
Bapi's chur;h here, and wife, left to-day
for Cisco, their future home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
waco.

ms9lU Hpthe Galeie
w lex March 3d. The Waco
,s,,d Sauwaylappany has ordered iron
MI " relay Bftion of its track with
clslq aps, sagt the iron has already
m S sS,s tAF2iH win befput in SPLEEN
leis's' An HoE okhand in Waco
@sr q y az One ilrm
rurlM ri Wholesale ~ " Asfffksf4 STORE
d Vets Is twn nam ~ genus pVNfl fffz..
"a le ny roller mails, When Va 4, i<fesnd, ,
s'1 out 400 barrels OF -four Ii< Nav
.,ssrsc merchants ylll have bills OF Nm
t saiN 'aeiac road. $40 o'el wy MS
lhTan' n texas 6 st. tonis nav.car 10 dina
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
Colorado.
Correspondence OF The eazette.

NUTFtsVUnUUHUt OF INC VNztIIt.
COLORADO, TEX, March S0.--Luther
Benson the Temperance lecturer, is here,
and lectured Mast night to a large and
appreciative Audience. He win lecture
again tonight.
Cattlemen are in high spirits, and are
very active now preparing for the spring
work Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
IkyIe.


KirE, TEX, March sO.--Large crops
are being planted in this section, and the
farmers hope for abundant yields, not
wlthstandlug the setbsck by the norther.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
Tho Courts.

shs H4eciA 70 the Gazette
aIeg MARSHALL. TEX, March so.-The state
shss 81. D. Ader, for the killing OF John
wEder, being set for to-day, was called
,spk M the State announced ready. The do.
ideas xe asked until tomorrow at the open
oHo09 got court TO answer. The request was
&Med,
Fra lle case OF the Knights of Labor whose
A'H fnalwas to be had in jefferson yesterday,
N'sRstponed, and the men held in 500
more aiAir own recognizance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

wniTEsnoRo, Tax, March So Chas
seheuber & co. Of Fort Worth, Tex,
ran an attachment on J. w. Marshal &
co.'s stock Of liquors here this morning
for a debt Of 1884 20. The stock invoiced
S9n4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31

PARts, March 3d.. President Gresy hsa
signed decree raiemg the fuad Tor the
relief ~ the poor 70 400 900 francs mai
ipg itlarger than ever before,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
+, arrested for Embezziement.

|seus.s Y ANTONIO, TEX, March So.-Dayid
7 IS Prey was arrested at noon to-day by
a.M a'y Sheriff James Van Ripen on a
rYskna ron Travis county and lodged in
ihelAaa hfa1y Is wanted ut Austin ON two
ss u ENLIGHTENMENT and one for
M ulaa s-nng He is net nineteen years of
Inc prisoAer came to San Antonio
s1lsted Ia ibe army about two weeks
|hassiIssA ~ VIII bgtaken to Austin to-mor-
~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
EiPaso.

| IFF7''FV VIC NUlGIID.
" hso, TEX, March 9O.-C. Il. Per-
spring n, RESIDENT and j. C. PeasIy, vice
pSSi eadsnt OF the Chicago, Burlington 6
tulsa tuilcyrailroad, accompanied bv = n.rtr,
Tourists, arrived To-day from MEXICO
rspars alsitior the East via San Antonio.
saan ta' Trans have been behind here for the
s mss Z Heniy-tour hours on account of
ms' iipg ior connections.
| or Sn9l ,Johu G. New, the Indiana politi
HI, y YieMing the city.
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spirit % i.s founder
-s'or. For sixteen wars l,rnt
Notler has addressed his oaotts ~ fhs
Npeuh0ihg TX ibis college, which NOW ~.
Nurit@ = uRnned prominence IA me te,l
ulsvNfhipR, and u Is an ihc result m NJ
pvtsvhnl lADcr Aud whllo adVancms wv
interests q hts schools no has stimulatSS
gree. ~ i"Sfns" 1e-
~ puddle libcrallty H. deintl,stra.sa In,
w N0hation ~ twenty Retvs ~ 4int i,ls,,
's'u 20 We ailgoad Subsidy. no circisa
VI 'ysfhlng frVt Collier h known IS 4
rtNt1NNu educator with few EQUALS. ana
iNaN ~ splendid executive ability TX
N~Sn lhen belong the credit Gl ricyat,no
sVs'ep 70 Z Nigh moral condition. and
eN,s'evYNvhtly eNerrng a pOwos ia me id.
Nv,,oplnent and advancement cf tho stair
!, 1881 nc married Miss Mar n
roWleE Of lluruct county. lpxas
,nost estimaole lady. rln6iy cnao,y4''
~ hatufe, and Gracod with many br,ll.
laht accomplishments This has h,s,
Blessed by eight children, az when s,s
1anghlers are living, the pride ana ioy n
their household. w ~
Y : the laudahle confession Of pros
golller that e9ual credit X iep tbe
partner OF his life for cyory TRUMAN
won, Tor she has heen not only the ehaer
y ms i'reside hni most faithful "a.
aoorcr with him Ia his educa,ionai
intos Such Is n brief biograph, d oue
y the leading educators u the Soi,b
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