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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15
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ttnen 8etnz uno 2iqueurz 9~anoIung an Der
Ganalport @pe. uno 9aliteDitr., lit bort
i'm Glitter bon 45 Sabren geitorben. @ooIep
ltammt aus SIbungeu uno tam i'm Sabre
1860 nab ben Ser. Staten. 8eim Nuss
bru1e oes &rieges IteB er li1 ioglel9 in's
Seer etnretben uno nabm, anfGnalt6 ais
.Snfanteriit uno oarauf bel Der WrtiQerie.
an benz 8an3en Selo5uge atttnen Nntbeil.
Spdter iteoelte ii6 Y8ooueD in @6icaeo an
uno begriinoete bier letnen eigenen 6aus>
itanO uno oas ertud6nte @ei6Gft. Oils
bohit ebrenpertber, ti6ttger Wann err
parb er ith in 0aEfe Der Sabre etneu
treuen Sreuloes= uno Befannte .frets, BON
benz lein Oabini6etoen auf'S S6meraz
lt6lte betrauert mtrD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15
meroeu oeoen,pdrtip

= 0tG6e@6niew eroen ge9enlDdrttg
gu Gauienoen am 8eoncr Safe, I'M norrz
tpeitLt6en @anaba, bon ben SdgerH
erle9t. &IraIib i6oiien 3pet SGger alleirE
uber 100 StId uno troGneten otelelbsn FUR
ben @interbeoarf. @s lit ni6ts u%ngep0bn7
Ii6es. penn bort Elm Sdger on etnem Sage
80 Bis 100 @dnie idteBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15

Biele Ra6abmunsen, ober ni9t 1etnes
@lelben, bat Or. Sa9e's"Catarrh Remedy
(Ratarrbs 9eilmittel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15

Manmer unb Srauen, weGbe tdsli@, cine
bis suei StunDen 3eit ubri9 babet, fo!net
in berlelben w01entli9 gang lel9t le tlI1f
bis 3e6n Dollars babur3 Deroienen, Dap lte
als.ntiere N9enten einen fir leoen SoIs=
bait wertbpollen 2lrtifel pertaufen. Sol9e,
bic bierauf reHettiren, mogen 9efali9lt elne
ooer S1pei Y%erlonen, ouf pel9e lie lt9 be-
ruten ~t0nnen, angeben. y. Nsnt aeoter
g. o.. SO MercerltraBe, New yort:
2Sin9pS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15

Gorge, Summer. 6rantbeit, Nieberoes
i9lasetbett ODER @nttrdftuns MAIDEN DIT Sas
6aar trilb5eittg 9rau. Our6 Mnmenouuo
BON 9au's pe9etabilii6em SiSilioniide1
0Gdrs @rueuerer fann MAJ Tim ieine iuqenos
llde sSarbe uno S90nbeit mieoer oebeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15

oeLieferteu 8ouens @nten 9esdbIt tueroen
millien. Inter ben Sauben befano it6
cine rei6baltige @oltettton bon oeutidsn
gImblers. = Der 9eitrige Sag mar fir
Die NuS1tellung elm iebr erfol9ret@er. Vom
friben Worgen bis ipGten 4beno itrOmten
bic 8uitauer in oaS AusiteIlun9s>Wes
bGuoe; bereitS bis II ubr Morgcns tparet
lber HOO Berionen in oemleLben antpeleuo.
Gormittags fano bteRrGmiirung Oes beiten
vS6ortbornf Ginopiebs itatt. Ser erlte
8reis puroe eiuem prd6tigen tpetBen
Sttere cambridge @enepa" 5%uerfannt,
pel6er 0rn. S. 9. peat in 8tn9eltsr GEE
bort. 0ie 8reisritter tDareu s. 3. Wipes
meier aus 0irginia. SILL, S. q. Smboclen
aus Decatur unb GbarIes 6. 8unn aus
8coria.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15

ULC OhuI6umI Utt Upl W luHCI lutIlIs
Gbe man auf Die 9auerte seIangte. bate
man @elegenbeit, cine nit Ddmpf getrtez
bene 8utterMaihile in BOILER &6Gtigfeit
gu leben. Quf Der 9aLlerie mar Das &orn
uno bas @sfligeI aus8eiteat. @ritereS bat
natlrli6 nur fir ben Renner u1o Sa6uerz
itauotgen Sntereiie. oa oteler uur tut StaEoe
lit, Die @ute oeiielben 3u beurtbeilen.
0ie @efll9eI< Nusiteuuug lit 10 reih6alz
tig, uie man lelten @eleGen6eit baben miro,
fie wieoer au leben. Sic aerfdat in Die Abz
t~beilung fir Qibner, @Gnie, @nten uuo
Yuter. Oieielben ltno in b~ol3ernen Be-
bGltern untergebradt, tnelhe nm Die 9an3e
@aqerle berum aufgelteut ftno. Die @e>
Notwithstanding maht auf Die Beibauer
ben GtnDruG, ais oh IS fei1e @e1Igelart
gtebt, wel1e bier ntdt pertreten lit. l1eber
bic @iite bes aus9citelten @efligelS ertitirt
nur e n urt6etl, mel1eS bic glnltiglte
mad ieoer Jti6tun9 bin lit. Inter ben
QI1nern fallen belonoers 9inittg auf bic
Don Sbeo. 8orlano auS9eiteQten Dart
8ra6mas, iopie Nlfreo Dople's Nigbt
8rabmas, ferner Die nerldieoenen Arten
Der Yartrioge Gohtns, nelhe bon 8ourz
Iauo i'll Beoria gelhtdt poroen itno. Gin
duffaueno l60nes @efteDer beftBen Die
vBblte SAGE Blaf Spauti6" 9Ibuer oes
perrn @bas. g. &epnolo in Rogers Bart,
Su. Oie vGlpmontb GoG @ohtn5." tpel6e
ibreu gtamen Don Der 6arbe iDrer Seoern
babsn, maren iebr aablreib auSgeiteut Dorz
ben bon Sanes Briobam in 0owners
@rope, ST., BON T.W. Dtuuger in De&alb,
ST., nno BON SEQ. &. Btttin aus @Dicaao.
Ote @dnie batten idmmtlt0 Elm auffalz
LEND ih,peres @epibt; ben grOBten She'll
Deilelben bate S. y. SCOT aus Otorpooo
Barf ausgelteGt, @benlo fieIen ole BON
i9m ausgelteuten 8uter (BroHse Gurfep)
bur6 Die 8r0Be uno Shpere auf. Nuh
Sauben uno Gnten pdren in ih0nen@rems
plaren pertreten, 3u oenell namentIi6 Die
bon S. 81. 8rabauon in 9eIerou. @ts.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

In the Territory with some other road,
which means, OF course, that It is to be
built to connection with the Atchison
road, thus making an AIRLINE from this
place to Kansas City, giving us a new
competing line TO that point, and control
Of fair share Of the trade between here
and there
or course It is useless to say anything
to inspire the people OF Fort Worth to
give the desired aid. Too much depends
upon 1t. Dallas gave 100000 to get the
road to Paris, which win be but branch
Of the system Of which Fort Worth is to
be the central point In Texas. only
$50, 900 is asked OF Fort Worth, and but
onc-fourth Of that, or $500, is TO be
paid when the road reaches the boundary
line Of the county, another fourth, or
$4,000, when Gainesville (the most
likely point on Red river is reached.
The bonus will be subscribed in short
order, because not to do so would be
well-nlgh fatal TO the prospects Of this
ritv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
Anxious TO neoome Choctaw citizens.


Special TO the Gasottc.
FORT SMITH, ARK, April 6.-Goy.
Edmond McCurtaln OF the Choctaw ma.
ton has Just Issued his proclamation de-
clsring all freedmen In his nation who
registered under the recent registration
act OF SAID nation bona hde citizens of
the same, instructing them to vote in the
future ut all elections the same as Choc-
tsws by blood or otherwise. AT the
time this registration was agreed to be.
tween the government OF the United
States aud the Choctaws, 1t was under.
stood that all freedmen who did not desire
TO become citizens, and, therefore did not
register, should be paid $500 and leave
the nation, and many OF them did not
register, and the government appropriate
cd $4,000 from fund for the Choctaws
with which to pay the freedmen the re-
CURED amount, but 1t has not been paid
YET, ana majority OF those not regis.
tered have changed their minds and want
TO become citizens, Gov. McCurtnin.
who Is now Ia this city, expresses
himself as DESTROYS of giving MI
such another chance to register
ana VIII endeavor To get the matter be-
iore congress to see il arrangements can
not DC made TO carry cut his Views, The
negroes, he says, represent TO him that
lhey did not understand the matter al
ilrst, and were mlsled at the time thew de.
clined to take advantage OF the plan
adopted TO settle their status among the
Indians
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
A socIaIl.,ic Element.

rpltT WORTH, Aprll o., 1865.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
IL is an evident fact that there exists
right in our midst rabid socialistic
spirit, for there has been in tho last few
days cropping out Of the same, that
leaves no doubt IN the conservative mind
OF Its existence, and that, too, of no
alarming nature, and verify believe that
II exists to an extent that demands the
immediate attention and consideration of
the law and order element of this Western
country. 1t appears and is fact that
this most dangerous Of all spirits that
pewades the minds Of men Ia fast emf
grating from East to West, and intends
10 make the West its headquarters and
main field OF operation, and, contrary to
the old rule, work from West to East.
at least there Is one thing certain, that
this Western country is being rapidly
populated with dissatisfied element
from the East, which is Joined
by don't.caIe element, "manor
born" that is daily becoming
impregnated with the theories and ideas
OF The aboye-named element from daily as
ISOLATION. This is, and cannot be other
wise than, dangerous in the extreme.
There seems TO DC no other alternative
than to hold this dangerous, reckless and
restless spirit in check with the strong
arm OF the law until reason enthrones il,
sell In the minds of the. most conserva.
tive classes OF this element, and the ris-
ing generations are educated to know
and realize that 1t is the great enemy of
human society, and that communistic
doctrines are only the fruits of a de-
iuued mlnd, and that there is no real
foundation or moral standpoint to build
such deluded ideas and theories upon.
II. Il. w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

n appears that Edison's invention OF
telcgrophlng to and from moving train
haG been anticipated by w. l.. Sllyey, a
Cincinnati telegraphor, who secured a
patent for the same thing July 90, 1888.
Tho apparatus Of his patent is identical
with Edlson's, with one exception onlyi
Edison uses telegraph receiver, and
Silvey uses what he calls rcsonater.
Sllyey shows no jealousy at what Edison
has done, but is working industriously on
4 new electric light machine. lie says he
worked out his invention on 4 farm In
Indiana, rigging up wires in his fathers
orchard and telegraphlng with them forty
feet apart, or Ave feet more than Edison
has brIdged over. Sllvey thinks his APP
paratus Is superior to Edlson's in other
ways, The latter has not done much in
the past FIVE years to keep mp his reputo
ton as the greatest inventor of the age
Perhaps this man Silyey will now come
10 the front,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
VALUE or lllLJTIA.

The service rendered to the people Of
Fort Worth by the state militia cannot be
measured in dollars and cents. The val.
ne OF that service can be measured only
by the number Of lives saved and the
prevention Of the rule of mob law. No
one will doubt that the presence Of u
large force OF state militia in Fort Worth
has kept the peace OF this city since Sat
urday. The lawless saw that resistance
was useless They knew that II they
brought on collision they would suffer
defeat. IL was this knowledge that kept
them quiet. without the militia, who
can say what would be the condition of
Fort Worth to-day? Either unconditlon.
al submission to the lawless and stop.
pagc of trains, or noting and killing If
the trains were attempted to be moved.
The lesson is worth needing, not by the
people of Fort Worth alone, but OF the
entire state, AT any time any other
city may have the same misfortune befall
II, and the consequences may be worse.
Tno only sure preventive is TO have
a sufficient force IN readiness TO repel
any such outbreak, and to convince the
lawlcss element that punishment Is GER
tain to follow a fracture OF the law. A
well.regulated system Of state militia is
the best safeguard Of law aud order.
The state OF Texas has dealt very
meanly by her militia. They are given
no encouragement by the law. Their
compensation while In actual service Is
not sufficient to meet their necessary ex.
penses. They leave their work, neglect
their duties, endure hnrdships, and ex-
pose thoir lives to danger In defense of
the people, aud when the momentary
danger Is passed not even thank Is
offered for their services. A deputy
sheriff, called into service In an emer-
gency, Is well paid. The militia, who
are put to much more expense and pains,
get beggOrly dollar day while in &C.
tual service, For their time and labor
spent in drilling they get nothing.
The people of Texas owe much to their
volunteer defenders, and should do jus.
tice to them. They IRE usually young
men, in whom enthusiasm and youthful
ardor and unselnshness are strong enough
to cause the sacrifice that they have to
make In the service aud defense OF the
state, But because they are so unselnsh
and willing to be sacrificed is no reason
Why the state should take advantage of
their good nature and patriotism ana ask
them to do much and risk much for moth
Ing. We hope to see the next legislature
take up this subject and deal with It wise
ly and literally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

THE iree-traders Of Illinois are forming
frec-trade leagues, through which they
mean to make their influence felt on the
Legislation Of the country. One clause Of
their platform pledges the leaguers to
vote for no man who will not pledge HIM
self TO reform the tariff laws. In any
contest they wiz vote for that man who
will consent to such pledge, without re-
gard to party affiliations. There are four
congressional districts in Illinois, in
each Of which the majority given
70 the successful candidate In 1884
was under Ave hundred The free
traders say they can change these MAORI
ties, as they hold the balance of power,
and they will defeat any candidate who
refuses to take the pledge they exact OF
him. There is something pracilcalin this
proposition, and II frec-traders in other
states would initiate those in Illinois we
would elect congress Of men not afraid
TO speak OF the tariff above a whisper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
.ANorHER nAnRoAD ron roR7


After waiting In expectancy for two
years Fort Worth at last has an oppor-
tunity TO get the Santa Te railroad OK.
tension to Kansas City. The details of
the action necessary TO obtain ii are to
be found in the local columns Of this pa.
per. Tho chief requisite Is bonus o.
$4,000, payable on easy terms, and
right of way to the boundary line of Tar.
rant county.
Tho people Of Fort worth have long
been acquainted with the value of an.
other railway outlet TO the north, aud 10
detail the advantages OF such road at
this time would be to waste space by the
recapitulatlou OF what Wa are all familiar
with. Since The chaugs ia management
Of the Cult, Colorado & Santa Fe, and its
passing into control OF the Atchlson
Topeka s Santa Ne, there is more than
ever 70 be said Of advantages with which
our people are not so familiar.
The Atcbison.Santa Fe Is one OF Tho
wcalthiesti most liberal and progressive
railway corporations in ,heTcoantry, ri
controls thousands Of miles from Kansas
CITY East and West, with which we win
pc brought In connection on the most al.
fanlaeeous terms. It's policy is TO build
uptsery town It touches, and il would
spend thousands Of dollars at Fort Worth.
Which undoubtedly would be selected for
me Southwestern headquarters Of The |
system. Though the road from Fort
worth y tobe butt as a Gulf.Santa Pe
road, 4 is realty an Atchlsou santa Ne
'oad' to be run BY this company as a part
= IT'S system, BY the condition OF the
'onus, only $4,000 Is 10 be paid down
'niil,the road shall connect az some p,lpt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
what can ge Done.

BY trying again and keeping up cour-
age many things seemingly impossible
may be attained. Hundreds of hopeless
cases Of kidney and liver complaints have
been cured by Electric Bltters, after
everything else had been tried In vain
SO, don't think there ia no cure for you,
but try Electric Bitters. There Is no
medicineeo safe, so pure, and so perfect
blood purifier Electric Filters will
cure dyspepsia, diabetes and all diseases
Of the kidneys. Invaluable Ia affections
of stomach and liver, and overcome all
urinary difficulties Large bottles only
so cents, at III. w. Williams Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

Thar old saw, to-wit, that there are
more ways OF killing y dog than by
choking him TO death on butter, is ex-
empllfed in the newspaper world. The
Panama Star and Herald was ordered
suppressed for sixty days because 1t gave
oifcnse 20 The rulers OF the land. Sus-
pension for sixty days meant ruin to the
proprietor. He changed the name OF the
paper to that OF Evening Telegram and
went ahead with Its publication Without
interference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
oyor 1000 atnndnrd Atma.

The report hsving gained circulation
that on account of large sale of Win
chester rifles on the Ga inst. my sup
ply was exhausted, / now take this
method OF informing my many patrons
and the public that still have on hand
over 5000 breech-loading arms, including
several hundred Wholesalers and other
magazine rifles. All orders filed with
usual promptness and dispatch. Re
spectfullv, A. j. ANDERSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
Rates Exleudt1 M Thursday.

NEW YORK, April G.-Thc agents Of thc
Atchlson and Sunset lines had confer.
ence this morning and decided TO extend
the rates until Thursday next. Wise men
on the street claim that this Is done be.
cause the next Pacific Mail steamer sails
on Thursday, and that the new combina-
ton, which is said to have gained con
troll Of the steamship line, VIII not take
The management until the following
stpnmpr sails
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
Excitement in Texss.

Great excitement has been caused IN
the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the re-
markaole recovery Of Mr.. j. Il. Corlev.
who was so helpless he could not turn in
ped or raise his head; everybody said be
Was dying OF consumption, A trial hottie
OF Or, Kings New Discovery was Sent
MN, Finding relief, he bought a lerge
bottle and a box Of DR.. kings New Liie
RUS by the time he had taken two boxes
OF pills and two bottles Of the Discoyery.
nc was VOL and had gained in flesh thirty
SIX pounds. Trial bottles OF this great
Williams 4 Cots - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

You will never suffer from tobacco
chewers' heartburn or indigestion II Won
chew only Fiuzer's patent Hayana.cured
Iur1 plug. Seven separate points of
superiority: Pure brandy-peach flavor;
thirty per cent, less nicotine than the
mlldesti outlasts the strongest; plugs
always plianti no bitter after-taste; not q
grain OF grit, For sale, wholesale by
Joseph II. Brown, Fort Worth, and at re-
tall, by all dealers in fine tobaccos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
TELEGRAPaIC BREyITIEs.

Snow fell at Fort Smith, Ark, Sunday
night.
Admiral Jouett's squadron has arrived
off Pensacola, Fla.
Chas. Knoblanch, cut by Sam Doty a
few nights ago, Is dead.
A destructive fire Mt La Crosse, Wis,
consumed $4,000 of property.
The knights OF Labor have elected q
full city ticket at Ispwlch, Mich.
The Mexican pension bill was passed by
the house yesterday, by vote Of los to
i GO.
The cattlemen's convention adjourned
yesterday at Waco, after q good meet
! ing.
Arson had shooting ARRAY Saturday
night. Bill Upton was wounded In the
arm.
The Western Kansas Cattle Growers
association is in session at Dodge City,
Kan.
The Knights Of Labor elected six
aldermen out Of the ten In the field at
/ Houston.
At Fort Bowie Gen. Crook notifies
/ lawyers who try 10 release Geronimo that
he Is held as prisoner OF war.
A cabinet meeting was held yesterday.
All present but Garland and Manning
the latter represented by Fairchild.
I The loss at Chattanooga, Tenn, occa-
stoned by last weeks food, outside Of The
railway companies, amounts to S120, 900.
The Republican ticket was victorious
| in the Cincinnati municipal election. The
election was one Of the quietest for
years.
A bill has been introduced in the
French senate charging the powers of
the executive 80 as to enable the presi
dent TO deal with strikers.
John aud James Malone played with a
pistol at Brownwood. John lost fin
geri James has hole in his neck,
which Is dangerous wound.
Tho Democratic u,rt wa elected In
the Columbus, OHIO, mInclpsl election
Mondgy The Republicans had plu-
rallty 81 $50 last october.
An immense mob paradcd the streets of
Mazattan crying, "Down with the
Chinese" and broke down doors aud
shattercd windows in Chinese houses
Sherman was getting excited overtho
news from Fort Worth, but was willing
to have her gallant boys aid IN suppress
ing disorder. The election is creating
considerable excitement.
The township election Monday in
Marion county, Ind, the county in
which Indianapolis is situated, resulted
in the choice of the entire Republican
ticket by 700 majority. Two years ago
tine Democrats wYe successful by nearly
1000.
Counterfeit money has been discovered |
in circulation at New Boston, Tex and |
several young men have been arrested |
They brought their counterieiting appar- |
atus from Arkansas with magic lantern |
outfit. II. Q. Daniels, j, r. Riley and |
Sam Kinard nrn Ihn man n rrnatnd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
Tho Finest Rszors III The world
Az Andersou's gun store.


never isils when the directions are fol.
loweda hence there Is never word nf
complaint heard against Ii. The iuexne.
fleuced cook Il able to make as good
oread With II as the professional baker
snnply because It's ingredients are so corn.
bounded as 70 mako failure imposslhle
when ,ne directions are followed; 4 trial
y Ai taat Is necessary to make Il Irdis.
'easaole " sll 'fcll-regulated households
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

GLADSTONE Is getting into bog. HIs
compromise cabinet won't compromise.
Tho friends and enemies of Ireland In
that body are no nearer an agreement
than their parties are in England AS it
looks now, the government viii not be
sustained, dissolution win onsue, and
the country will be appealed to for an In
dication OF its will.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
Result of the Hamilton County Iuyosti.
CATION,

CNcINNArL o., April G.-The seua-
toria committee appointed to investigate
the election OF senator's In Hamilton
county finished its labors this morning
with six precincts not heard from. Both
branches of the common council and the
board of education have Republican
majority,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
Angostura bitters do not only dist

Angostura btters do not only distin-
guish themselves by their flavor and arc.
matte odor above all others generally
used, but they are also sure preventive
for all diseases originating from the dlges-
tive organs. Beware of countcrIeits.
Ask your grocer or druggist for the genu-
inc article, manufactured by DR.. j. G. b.
Siegcrt & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

PRor. My OF Johns Hopkins university
~ out Ia a magazine article urging the
knights of Labor to support clvl-serylcc
reform as means of lettering the con.
dition of the people. Ciyil.sewice re-
form among the knights OF Labor is far.
fetched.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

Your most valuable Cntlcura remedies have
zone my child 30 much good that feel III q
troubled WITH sk n disease. NV little wi VS.
lrouolsd with Eczcma. and tiled seyefni d',cs
lols ana medicines, bur ala Rot % Ter any
sooa un'li used the CuucprA Remedies. wRich
steodily cured nor, for which owe WI, ,,,aov
thanas ana may nights OF rest
AM, y hOsssMIER, hdnhnr.h rnd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

WE WERE too busy eloctng mayor
and aldermen yesterday TO think OF tho
strike. When Fort Worth does anything
she does It with all her might, and has no
time 70 think Of ANYTHING else.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
CLOSED bv tho sherIn.

GALENA, LIZ April CD. M. Shott &
Co., proprietors Of the ST. Louis store,
ono of the largest dry-goods houses in
Galena, was closed by the sheriff yester-
day, The total Indebtedness IL $50, 1000.
Stock and accounts, it is thought, viii
pay the entire Indebtedness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

TnEgovernor Of Kentucky has pardoned
a man convicted of murder, because the
jury cast lots TO decide whether they
would and him guilty or innocent. This
seems to be case OF ''heads, | win 1;
tails. You lose.n II the jury had cleared
the man by casting lots, he would have
escaped. Because they did not clear him,
the governor sets him free. He had Il
pretty sure thing any way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

THE knights Of Labor OF Hartford,
Conn, propose to nominate Mark Twain
for mayor. Mark has made good many
jokes, but to sec him posing as a cham
pIon Of labor Is the biggest JOKE Of all.