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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-02-18
rRY DR, ST0MG's C0MPOuND

for Liver Complaint. B-ight's Disease, Diabetes.
Gravel. Piles, CONSUMPTION, Scrofula, Erysipehs,
Cancers. Tumors, Users, Salt Rheum, Mercurial
Poison, Fomale Complaints, etc. With fair trial
1t never fails, FQrsal at Henry Klein COS, fw-
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25
CHAPTER L


wsvezisr's ImArAnAttoA-
rAns-acns Ga Republican,
About rwo years before The VA, near .
prsszr and substantial residence, . bean
tifn youag girl khouf fourteen was
nisepinE IN hammock swung troD two
stately oaks in . grove. i = meadow
% the rear. . fht mssk-svsa COW re-
cliDs6 n the SHADE Across the rad
from the husnss- the EIrl, and Gov. Was
o meadow. q trADch running through
IL. and cuning Up the trhnch was hoy
with gun When within Gle hundred
yards q TIE Eir1. and About che hundred
and hffF yards from the COW lard hsw
NJ. sailed IN TIE ET toward TIE Gov. ana
the tor Fred ~ the hird. which few -
Unburf buf the COW received q pretty
strong dose q shot She Immediately
arose IN fright dashed through the
grove. caught TIE Cir and hammock Cd be-
horns. and rushed wiz her shrlsking
victim about TIE lot The terrified g-rl
became silent and the crowd q relatives
and friends IN pursuit tbought that sbs
was dead The Wild fury q the COW as
Ebs rushed around soon tore TIE netting
loose. and the Ei-l dropped unconscious
- 70 AAE AG-#AL4 A--L 80 v = E4-A-%4
~ and taken tc the tyass. and q exam
nation only few Di8or t-Zlses
we're found The 10y. thinking be
Was the innocent cause Q! the killing Il
TIE young girl disappeared. Al trace q
hin vanished Il WAS tbought thai he
had persisted ty bIs Own hand. bzi str9uI
SIX years after the wRr = travel stained
stranger was Il the town irguiri8g for
persons most q whom had l,se1 swept
away II the war. After long search tie
stranger learned where one q the parties
be WAS n search q lived. q few niles cut
q tow be vent there, made himself
known and turned cut 70 rs TIE 10y q
the GA The people De fo.ud were father
and mother, who had incurred hin dead
for eight years The Toy had bee1 n
Syuth America. got rlch. and, ysE-IL1g
fog the love q the old folks. retained 70
the desolste.d home u Is ckl61op1 And
made rs loved ones comfortable. Fyr lie
first tine = a. hearing that ths gl-l was
vrin. ured. be called On her. found her
pretty. good and frsi-clEss bone wur1-
a.. ne put II with = Eil. Eoi hsr hear IS
his OWL. AID the Old folks consent AID
has bsen ty- tas Last twelve OF fourteen
years ole .! lie leading men Q: LIS seq
tyz.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

Clara Louise Kellogg recently made
her first concert tour through the South.
She had always wanted 10 visit the land
of the cotton plant and the vine because
she was born there. and vet there i
not q drop of Southern blood in heI
veins. She + really Yankee. but dur
ing the early years of their married
life her parents went to the South and
spent two or three years at Sumter.
5. c.. where Clara Louisa was born
and lived until she had attained the
mature age of nine months. Miss kel-
logg, by the way, was named after
Clara Noyello, for whom both as 2
singer and a woman her mother had
the highest admiration.-N !. Herald.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25
SMART CROWS.
They Appreciated the Value Of . Coca
Home. and Clung 70 It

[HA-1fgr1 Conn T.ussl
4 couple q tame crows. Which lad been
kept as = so-T o. household pets ty 3
New Hartford family. 81 leogth became
such Il seh3eTous uu-saDces and thIsves-
stealing every tr.ght and gIstenlng thlRg
they eozld Peu1ce upon. including 4E1-=s'
.ewe1rr q a. kal.. And hiding : \
i.TaHt trees. and o-c= nearly Eak4ls z
VIII god wztg.-thz. !; became =x5'-li-
ext n &c; I'd Il them. They were taken
itied up Il tag, 50 that they co-2E'I
see 70 q piece Of woods -IEht niles
distant, and there Loer2tzd-tL=
wagon beng driven Il IL AZ
other direction Next dzy eue crow
was hsck again. bu1t.n. about - kitchen
~ food. and showing every evidence q
great sa;.stAc: u az getting tack. While
t. COX j0yfuly welcomed h-L1, and rs
companion want long IN returning. The
fret returning wandersT Vas 3 knowing
fowl W1en q hard, DRY pes o tread
Ia gwen Ell n y yu-5 lake i q = LIS
tsssin o. water. put Il IL. and lei il soak
.5.tle. l.. On taxing il out. i " as found 70
Il SIN too hard - silt lin. NJ. Crow
would put i hack and y III yu- fpJt tCld I
down under tie wafer for good while.
Then lie would devOG il very con!-z;=14..
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25
Big judge and = little Boy.
fwashia-ton Letter.

Three justices II the United States 80
preue Court got into street car t2ge.1e,
the other day. After the car had gone .
block or two a little ruddyfaeed boy Of
perhaps six years got in the car. but be
failed 20 find q seat. Chief-J ustics Waite
took him by the hand and said: How DO
you do. my little man: Let me have your
fare and viii pass it up" Stanley Mat
tbe~s put the i-1y's fare in. and Justice
Miller get hol: OF the boys hand and,
dra wing him in between bis big IA, legs,
gave him seat On ta9 edge o: the bench
and made much Of him during The whole
riis.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25
Head For jim. Tan For Bob.

Roscoe Conkl.ng tod = group q lawyers
the other day Of having Just breI tempted
70 take up : divorce case, although h. had
eschewed that branch Of practice, because
the fair ntigant had interested lin in the
recital Of her wrongs by disclosing The
manner in which she Ia: chosen her hus-
band Il had two sUi:Ors." she narya---,
ami they were jus; about equal in good
looks. agreeableness, social position and
outlook for fortune. They popped the que
tion within two days Of each other. l
really had no preference. ! suppose l
didn't care much for either. The day came
in which was 10 give answers. ! couldn't
make up my mind, 50 hipped up cant,
head for Jim and tail for Bob and that
was how decided" She took the chances,
and they went sgainst her, for ste got
husband y no in-treatei her and became a
worthless scamp, while the rejected sCito-
Is q possessor Of riches and fame.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

An English judge made curious
decision in regard to recent betting
case. Two men bet FIVE dollars each
on the result of the late election at
Northampton. Before the election
came off one man wished to withdraw
his bet but the stakeholder refused to
refund it. and when the election was
decided gave the money to the person
who won. The man who wished to
withdraw sued the stakeholder for the
five dollars. and the judge decided that
a person had a right to withdraw from
the bet any time before the event came
off.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25
A nnaN EnrrnrhAnr.a pa.


Tbsy tsu IN Louisville q citirsn q that
town vbo went 70 New York rucsnf5T and
lived ~ uns q the most expensive hotels
there Re STAYED four days and ksksd for
his hiu. ~F.fty-oDs dollErs,7 sid the
clerk s-GDess again said the Z -utncfiAn-
"Yug haven't sued ny pie yet ITt more
EonsF aaar tkAtr
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

WEA7 We learn viii pleasure We never
forget 4 r-e4 -Le-cssr. The following =
csse Il Js9-1t. i pad OFT hundreds q
Cy--E-s without receiving ELy bsDeEL SAYS
Mrs Emily hAps5s- Of AcbT16es- N4ch- !
I'D female complaints especially drag
gllE-luwl- ty- over slL years D-- 2 :.
Pls-oe's Favorlte PTpscTIT t3oD' dl1 Is
-J-e good 80 azy medicine ! ever took
! E1T-se even ,lck -z1y 10 AXE i" And
80 Do We. i never d-sapi'yluts - patrons
Dy-lgg-s-:s ST. =
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

IRE the r~cJ--5s q = ne q tbE cures q COD
su-IillE Effected III that -uast wonderful
rsrDs1v-I5- F4eTye - Golden Medical DIS
cUreTT- " Thousands O grateful EIfn and
women VIC have t-eu slEiGbe1 &l1DuEi
from Tie vs-v jaws q death can testify
that rJusuluy .i5qn- IL IL early stages i 10
lgurer Iucu-E-4A TIE Discovery has 10
-guE- a. ; ye-;.yrzl and Alternative, and tie
most obstinate ~ e.c-tiols q the Thr7Jaf and
lE1gk y4e4d :. = E.-vey. Al d--Oggls.A
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

SIP. Rounds. Government Printer,
Cadet Taylor, chief clerk and Captain
II. T. Brian, chief foreman, run the
largest printing and bOok-binding es-
Establishment in the world. 1t employees
1850 persons. and costs over 5000,
Co per annnm.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

THEvc-7ArC BELT Co, Of N&r.ball. Mich,
offer = send their 81 a-aiad ELECTgo- VOL
-Aic BELT AID ctaer ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
O. nal fer g. days, 70 men Young Or c4c)
Afflicted with nervous Geb4.itT. los Of vital
i.y AID e. kindred t-ou b.es. Also for rae9-
r-atisIa. neural q :, para. and many tth-
e. g seases- C1-ar.a!e res tu-Et.Cu 70 Esa.. Z,
vigor. and -nsnL1oi guarantee y . risk in
Cured. IS 81 days frlzl l. allowed. Is ME
them 81 once fo- : : :. rated pamphlet, free.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

Inhv say that J have seen - beast one
nan smoking IL tire great q U--h Al Rot
ftrdLru. He vas one 9! tDs g.hslGls q tie
q ur-b. bs q Ehte5 has cigar near TIE Or
ran. and walked up he aisle enjoying it
Immediately after service
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

w another column q :ais Issue VII -
found al entirely new ard novel specimen
q attractive s5v--T1EuE i = one q TIE
rEs'@sI We tEv- ever sen. AID Ne tank
Erv one W t,e W. rarsaj5 for EXAMINING
TIE ra.Isase4 Z s-..&y letters Il tie AdTs->
1911 Z Fr.eE.r Ast blr.N-H
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

F9a v-e2k lungs splitting q blood short
hess Il breath -L-u-ny-4yl- ErE1-- sEeaLs
and al lingering c--EEs- Or. Pierce 5
" Golden Medical Discovery" i Z s0ver-
e.gD remedy. S1.'=-.-r - COD LIVER O..
b G-UE-zS,s-
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

Az ne months II vhict 70 purity you' tlS1 an -
o., ,--.,s. tts-s 10 Nc medicine sgusi - BSS-t
s,-..,,--rs y rsz-neA ritHl!zeE and cu-isset tht
mud --,u-iur a. c-urs q hc-uUlt o. o-te' tisHs.
u r-vAts1 al lJ:e-ts Enc luJH-1t Dev Strength Az
virl,- 20 he vhsit boz.
when t.sEnr taxing Bu1cF ssrsHpE-flt vas
CRY Il ne rl,-1.luE hbe . hssdhcts Hn1 10 rT;.
~. hu7 NV rur hz-6'y rei rIisuEh cooked - "a
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

During the past year nearly 15C
mills have been erected in the Southern
States. not including grist mills. Ar
kansas and Mississippi have erected J
mill each. Alabama 2. South CaroliBs 8.
Wes. Virginia 7. Maryland 3, Mort
Csr3iina 70. Georgia II, Texas 70. Viz
g,nla 70. TsRDsssss u, ksgsssky a.
" ] PsS
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

L1vATs prompt and SIRE and only y
outs: Red Sta- C.Jugh Cure No o.Ilsi@s
The -De-1ts = - Jacobs Oh Is 3 sure cure
f1c -ilsazL4Ei1s-a E-s EDyvu svec-wbers-
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

II has been asked which travels faster.
heat or cold. and answered heat BeCa Use
any one can catch 2 cold Il therefore fol-
lows that every Cue should keep Taylor )
Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gun and MCl-
lein, h!ch vi! cure cC.1s- coughs and Group.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

-EE SCI : Is cleans-i and excited 70
bealtay action II Z 81 IA. Remover.
u L11sl-u Ir1gl-L. lie C-sJs,-.t1ga . cough
j. 51---u-sae5 ~ LzE-1g Ayers Cherry Pee
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

y
maEss SD6 to-B shls and bGIt slsGE, We
/ pvt in ~ the hEybor q home Blessed
hGr5ar. There we 70 for repairs IN the
| dry dock q guiss life Tbt -In6ls in the
window 10 ts the telling man the light
1 bUass guiding hiu into port ChldrsD 90
+ f1-1t = rassi Sneir fEtt srt a. pilots a. the
~EG-rvwt" take Sbs hGu5 q ships- The
door-siI q pbs home ls tbs wharf where
bssvT lie Is Uuis5so.
There 10 tie place where We nav tHlt q
what ws have done without bang
charged ~ith sslf-H5 slAtfon. TBs-s 10
q the place where we rr.zv lgauEe - itDguf
Z iug tboaEbf UuErEcsluL Tnsrs - the
Z place where ws NAV express L-e-tiou
without 5slng tboUgUf slIlr- TBsrs Is the
p8Ecs where We NAV forget o. annoy
SD-et AMI sIHsI'srata2uE and troubles
FJrlgEp earth pLErlu - hon - Then
sls- TRsi ls better IT, grave e t,ri CATER
tu5 ErsB1st aud mare gtaf. yas tBHu THIS
world win Do tent from mArgtingE,
WITH a. tsr.,I- IRON uns storm. VI ID No
place o! rest from tuls sceus u greed and
gouge and loss aud gan CD pity the
mai ~ TIE woman WI bAF - n3rn.
/ Further. rsuE-E tia: home % q poliui-
+ ca sSfe-Etsrd- Tns safety d ID. STATE
must ts oult ~ he safety y ths boDs-
/ WY eau apt FrEucs cJUs - 4 T,lEcl5 re-
4 pu'1lcf Ers- and E-rr t-A-s IS threat q
1a:l1aEi~cs ysiEs. France a. : nation has
Dot tie :. Ebt EDd = Christian E3ros-
TIE Christian hearth st5us e the o1ly
c1sfrer stone for Z rspg-1sa. TIE rIrtuas
cultured Z the family czr=Is 49, al Hbso-
f lut. necessity tgr TIE Stat II there t.s
D; so9ugt NORA prinelp3s 70 make tbs
faulty E5be-t. there ~ hi % enough
political principle u maze u STATE 80
nsrs- ~ home" ,Bes-s tie GoGhs and
EE11zls means tba X c,rlais :! Asa IDsGrss
the Nan 1lsus . Afrlea. chang az GyG
pIAst II p-zse. accord NJ - ~ pasture
happens u change. Coafggb3ez oe 81
those "a yels y Insu-iy wAIet wgz-5 orsr-
t3wsr AMI destroy tnE home. TIE same
storm that ups@tE IT, s1Er Z waI-n ne
family sale viii sax ta= frIgsts q ths
! Cyustl tgt8gn- Jsle and psritsr : aries and
armies ED1 IsvI-s a-s DVt or best de-
t--se- TIE -. % TIE Eg-u- = II test
fortress Hs1seb-L1 utensils Az t1g lest
~ .Isry sDi the Oh u1gys q ou- dwe-llng
bgas-s az tie gra-1egt roo1u-Dent. q
sat-:y an =. uwI b. y. 1,a4s. - rspat44c.
4 Further. re-nzrk tnat bone - school.
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The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

AuvEK-1s1SG u q good 5eAl Ike making
love T. v4cgw. Ii can't be oFerag1e--
CL4ea9s Le5ae-.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

TER -u-1ur that The World moves" re-
O. usE il j cheaper - move sEEn 70 pAy
rent = ulso--N J. I,,.elss.4s1.:.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25
March April May

Last sy-1nE ~ whose fanny tock H,,
sE-sa.a-<uA ne resul; 10 thut a. hsrs sss- -
q sr-ufula RI Lite 10y beit- su-i-tly re- ~,
sg-et auz a. sgur = ~ cli,t-er lJ1E l-lrss -,
bsa..sr - p1ss5l1y csr -. ] have fsgn1 Hso<l
sr-suyE~. e E.s- g5,1 ~ eH.E--f. Nya-E * =.
A. r-.eh r1s.s ~ fIgy5f ssrsEpH-h wRBA-.i
rr7gv. PAssl.c City x. J.
i have uss5 H1s5E sB-supur1-a n ~ fH-rv ~
o1uEasr g a syae.1l- bud pu-fsr- ~ M
fnr-u- Vgr-t - s--se1. Brur,klyr ~ T.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

The bass preparation for the tuture
: The pre-eR. well seen 70, the last
daIY doas,
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

u Siam they bang cats' tails, In this
coEEt-y they q N 70 Eill--f-se Hsy7s VEGA.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

PIKE sTOgTHs CEE DROPS cure z ! E2luuts- &c
GsE1's s. y'is'y So. hess and be4ut.t,es. sc
GEREAS C1ay EEagyEU kills CONS Bun3ons
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

I--1Ilov dollars il gold weighs the same
a. ~ q c-4al-Gb1uT eighteen kEa1rsd
LyyurNiA-E ! g-GIia4c
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

II & cough distr-hs your sleep, take
Plsc's Cure for Consumption and rest well
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

4 cETTSs hstv g. = meeting i Ike good
ruE-esflg1-.i oEgtt - bs carried Out
Ze@z4 = T.lz.gs.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

Il WILL appear In print Uo-IDorroT.~ said
TIE Young LADY a. she put ihe las: stitch n
her calico tTyuE
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

As -uEEt IS l.r;.- rreaS-re. without pay
Il i ! = ohzbly ms that makes LIE 70
C-1.4f1.us y -~.s-yFr. Head
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

TIE boy with the dirty face seems to
" wantthe earth ''-IG-.fS .es;sr.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

TEE let-e--rsr-ie- that gets around quick
est !, The cylinder u : printing prss&--L.
q. PlzsyZa[
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

I was & E1Gsrt;
from cziE-A. for ~,
teen ylRrL with d2s-
tr-ssiag TEi. over ny
eyes Tie eisesEt
worked Own upon Z!
luoEs. I used ny
Cream BslFa with graft
fytag ~szlI& Al a,5saT
e1ay cared-Z- {
WAEKLx, EuIIsH1, VI
EykCre2E Balm hai
cured ne q eatsg-h 0;
several years Standing
restored ny Eezses Q.
t1Ee aid smelly. c.
OeDEx. EEEzhe1h v }
particle isa7T,lied {.
UEe HCs b1eEu-s tfV
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25
Yong Msr. BEAD his.

Tar ccrtney 5 bind Ee can u; see An
z evea : = = before rs II .t.s-4f,3t ljlr-a-
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25

A sQCAEE me-l-Ta<=s ca. r9-r1a Kzs-
ri
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-25
Hoods Sarsapari1la

1t,t. Bo.sf sE-aHpu---s su- q sp-irE usdlr'Iis-
s,s md 3; JUS, -. thuE =. tones - II Frss-l
npc makes ne -, lLEs \ c-rr-rIf rnEn. ~ We
axe, r fc- crsIe.saE Enc So derives g-.E; '"'et
Fam q, -,,s ayt e 10 ins eEi medicine s;' - ef
"a Tu.~f { -rIxrE UYoE L LBd1sr NJ =
J-leuc STREE F.ls.l1. Nus.
y nav. .nrnr Hlogs .r-sBps-zlB f9r 1rr;ess.E
v,,,, I usr. L., - ne AS; Inc TsE-t tsf-
INF fr--ity !. La NV eI.l--.y sEre- ne" EEA A
4 rst-tfr-tss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-12
THE DEAD REPRESENTATIVE.

The Remains of Hon. WIN. II. Colo Laid
To RoAt.
BALTIMORE, MDo July II The funeral
of Hon. VIM. II. Cole, representative In
congress from the Third Maryland dis
trict, took place at st. Vlncent's church
at O'Clock this afternoon, and was
largely attended. A congressional com
mittee was In attendance. After the service
for the dead In the church the remains
were removed TO Bonnie Drae cemetery
and placed In the mausoleum. The final
burial VIII not take place for six weeks,
as DIR. Cole requested that his body
should be kept that length Of time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-12
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
The Death of GeoTge White Explained n,
"A Suicide Instead or Murder.


"a Suicide Instead or Murder.
special 10 tho Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, July 1l,--Tuesday
morning Mr.. George White was dlsoov-
cred lying unconscious about two hundred
yards from his home. His skull was
badly crushed, and foul play being sus-
pected, his hired hand, Albert Thomas,
was arrested on charge OF murder. Mr..
White fingered until Friday morning,
when he died. Shortly before his death
a dying declaration, attested by some
half dozen, was made, In which, In re.
Spouse 70 aquestlon, hereplled "Thomas
hurt Intense excitement followed Mr..
Whites desth Threats OF lyncning were
freely made. The sheriff guarded the
jail most closely, aud for the last few
days at all times Little knots OF citi.
Gems have been gathered, excitedly dis.
cussing the peculiar circumstances Of the
case An autopsy 10y physicians devel-
oped bullet In the brain. There were
many who stOutly stood by the young
man, asserting disbelief OF the
charges. Since Friday morning a
jury OF Inquest has been engaged
on the case. OYer-zealous amateur de-
tectiyes found an AK with which the
alleged deed was committed. grease
spot on pole aud human eyebrow were
duly identified in court. Circumstances
which under ordinary occasions would
not he noticed were detailed against the
man Thomas. Last night and this morn.
ing new and startling turn was given
by the discovery Of private documentary
evidence that Mr., White mad shot him
self. The strange part is that the front
part of his skull was shattered and his
brain penetrated, and yet he managed to
replace his pistol In his pocket, lie down,
compose his body, and cross his arms on
his body. The facts and circumstances
are assuredly most remarkable, but are
accepted as being now correctly solved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-12

meeting and elected some OF the same
aud other delegates who were not elected
at the iirst meeting, 50 that when the ,lel.
ega,es met here on the 80 h, pursuant 10
the call OF the chairman OF the Democratic
committee, there were two sets
OF delegates from the Bepavides
convention. Capt, John J Dix, chairman
OF the executive committee, after calling
the meeting 10 order aud explaining the
object, which was to select delegates for
the several Democratic conventions, seeing
that there was . contest aud differ, nee In
the delegates from Beuavides precinct
No 2, aamed three delegates, II. N, GRAY,
Chas. X. GrAvis aud j. W. Shaw as a
committee on crcdrntlsls Capt. Il NJ.
stray refused 10 serve and when the chair
called for the credentials some PRE- sen;ed
theirs and others withheld from doing so
A stormy aud angry debate was begun
which ended by Chas H. Gravls anG j.
w Shaw coming forward and expressing
themselves ready 10 receive and act
on The credentials With or without
p. N. Gray. The latter then rose
and said he saw that n was cut and
dried affair, and that he looked upon the
whole proceeding as being wrong, and
that no would withdraw from the
HNctiu9, WHICH nc lmntulhtt ulu, lol-
lowed by A. X. Walls, temporary seorets.
ry, M. G. Spanu, John Buckley, ED Cham
berlain, A. j. Ayers, Fred Ridder, Julian
Palacios, and two or three Mexlcans from
the other precincts, pursued by the Kisses,
groans, and shouts Of boilers, mugwumps,
etc The meeting then came TO order
and elected their delegates, while the
boilers went over TO the school-house and
resolved themselves into Democratic
convention aud elected their delegates +,
so the Duval county Democrats have
split.
MOTIFS FROM WACO.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July ll,--Judge Terrell
left for Austin to-day. lie met Judge
George Clark yesterday and smilingly
said "You all may try TO carry Nc
Lehman county against me, but win
sweep It all the same.n
Judge Clark answered; "AIcLennan
county gets of the track about every
seven years, and this may be IT'S year to
go astrayr
! Gen. Ross friends feel encouraged over
/ the results ln the primaries and county
conventions yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-12
Waco.
Respectable Parents Dingraoed by n wild
bon--hfaDy Burgiarles,

Respectable Parents Dingraoed by n wild
bon--hiaDy Burglarles
Special to tho Gazette.
WACO, Tx, July Some time dur
log yesterday afternoon the residence OF
W. ID. Jackson, leading photographer
Of this city, was burglarl2ed while all the
family were absent from home, aud gold
watches, miscellaneous jewelry and fine
dresses, aggregating $500 Ia value, stolen.
At O'Clock this morning John jackson
and Alvin Manning (or Lester), two
young men, were arrested and Jailed on
suspicion OF committing the burglary and
robbery. Some Of the articles OF iewelry
were discovered this morning hid near
the spot whore the two boys were found
when arrested last night. John Jackson
is son Of w ID, Jackson, and a wild
youth who has given his father trouble
for several years. Alvin Manning II
another tough case ana boon companion
OF young Jackson, As the jackson
family Is one Of the most respectable IN
Waco II can be imagined that the young
mans arrest on such a charge creates
quite a sensation.
Frank Turner, colored, was also ar.
rested this morning, charged with bur.
glarzIng the room OF Miss Edith Grant
and abstractlng jewelry worth $50 or $50.
One Of the bracelets was found IN pos
session OF colored woman, who says
Turner sold II TO her, and This led 70 bis
arrest.
Postmaster Ge.ald is discouraged at
the prospect Of getting nm office Ia the
federal building, saying he thinks his
term will be over before the buiidng Is
fairly begun. lie Is occupying uncom-
Portable and crowded quarters and con.
templates move 10 another locality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-12
oonlan,t near separallon.

BALTMoRp, MD, July H. Mrs. Flea
nora Cole, mother o. the late Congress.
man william II. Cole, who was buried this
afternoon, died shortly before the funeral
OF her son from the shock occasioned by
his death. She was sixty-Dlne years Of
age and had been 10 feeble health for
some time.