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CoNFEDERIT X ROADS, )
WITCH is in the State Nv Kentucky, :
January 4, 1886. }
have forrerded the follern to the
President:
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PETROLEUM V. Massey,

Eff this don't fetch him | don't
know nuthin that will. Anyhow he
will reed it, and eff this appel fales
l shell never try anything else, but
conclood that Dimocrasy is dead,
and that chaos hez cum agin.
d W NJ
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p. ST. wound advise you to send
with the men as many days provi-
sions as they can bring.
L. II.
County Lieut.. of Berkeley.-Char-
lestoaon Spirit Of Jefferson.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-23
- NH" WOMAN CRAZE IN THE EAST.

moves nooder plant has been discovered that re-
tmakesS ''I I exhaustion and nervousness at once
5powers os appetite, sweet sleep; and gives dou-
less and VI endurance, while it is harmless taste
bgreat a ~ealner medicine nor stimulant There
0stop b No Yemen over it everywhere. 1t is said
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excited or uue' we are not surprised the women are
unnecesosose ever IT, 1t will make the use Of medicine
Its ''' s.1 half the time: The doctors commend
cap he oa ne said to be unparalleled In this city
- obtained at the Wigs Drug Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
FAILED TO MAKE OUT A CASE.

The Assassination OF Oapt Mike Henne.
sey as much Mystery ms Ever.
Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 5.--The habeas
corpus trial before Judge Cook Of ID. II.
Melton, who is charged with the murder
OF Capt. Mike Hennesey, took place this
morning at 10 a. m. The criminal court
room was well fl!led with an eager crowd
anxious to see the prisoner, and hear the
testimony that would be adduced. When
the prisoner made his appearance he was
accompanied by his wife and Messrs.
Darlington and Sears, his attorneys. He
was cool and self-possessed, but manifest
ed much interest in the testimony OF the
witnesses. At about 80 O'Clock County
Attorney Oliver, who was conducting the
prosecution, arose and made neat talk
and stated to Judge Cook that he had no
case. The judge then rendered his de-
cislon to the effect that as there was not
particle OF evidence that would cast a
shadow Of suspicion on the defendant, he
felt 1t mis- duty to discharge him, as he
did
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
THE CITY.
A nov AoreR,s srnRY.


now JUVENILE pERFoRMRR COR
STRANDED IN FoRT WORTH AND WAS
SENT HOME.
II will be remembered that the Swiss
Bell Ringers. the company which gave the
initial performance here about two weeks
ago, had In Its cast boy elocRtlonist, a
little fellow Of not more than eleven or
twelve years old. The company went to
pieces in Fort Worth, and the older mem
bers, acting on the selfish principle of
"every man for himself,n left the boy be-
hind to manage as best he could Natur-
ally enough the youngster drlftedto John
T. Leer's variety show and applied for
work. He said that he was
hungry, and Leer kindly sent him
20 his house and gave him something to
eat and bed. Seeing that the lad was
bright, le finally let him act In some
minor piece In the theater, aud his play.
ing seemed to take very we'll A few
days ago MIR. Leer was reading an article
In the New York Clipper referring, TO the
company that the boy came here
with (Smith's Bell Ringers, one clause
Of which he read with particular interest,
inasmuch as II referred to the lad. 1t
stated that he was waf whom some
hhNihJNA VI AiAt tAbNpC udQ up III
the street, and went on to give an account
OF his training etc, When this was
read out the youngster burst into
a merry laugh, and remarked that was all
a hoax. After much coaxing he admitted
that he had run away from home to join
the company; that his right name was
Clyde Granger, and that his parents lived
at lll2 Chouteau Avenue, st. Louis. He
showed no disposition to return to his
home, and In fact, when Mr.. Leer spoke
OF sending him back he said he would
jump of at some town this side OF st.
Louis. However, he finally consented to
go, and Sunday Mr.. Leer bought ticket
for him, which he intrusted with the con-
ductor, bidding him to keep an eye on
Master Clyde. Yesterday evening he got
a telegram saying that tine young
gentleman had reached his family
right side up, and thanking his benefactor.
| 1t is to be hoped that he will walt until
. little later in life before essaying
another such tour But the typical
American starts forth frequently fat an
uncommonly early age to do whatever
his soul has a hankering for, whether to
iulfll "manlfest destiny" or for pure
cussedness, It would take u wise man to
determine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
GAINESVILLE.
A Successful Concern = Codifyinx ordin
ancsa--Re. EstnbIiMhnd

Successful Concern = Codifying ord,n.
ancss-Ese- Estabiished,
Special to the Gazette.
CLARKsvLLK, Tx, Oct. 5. = The
GAINESVILLE Building and Loan association
has completed It's second year. The an
nual statement OF the secretary at the
meeting OF the stockholders last night
showed that Ses 900 had been loaned and
that stock of the first series, on which
$24 to the $500 share has been paid, Is
worth now something over $40, while
that Of the second series, on which SIS
has been paid, is worth S30.07, profit
OF so per cent. And while this Is the
value of the stock on the company's
books, there Is none for sale at that price.
In fact, 1t is difficult TO purchase at all.
j. b. Donoho was reelected president
and John w 0'Neil secretary. Most OF
the old directors we're reelected
Mr.. N. 7. Doak city attorney, is busy
codifying and revising the city ordinances.
Those first adopted under the old town
government have been found inadequate
to the needs Of growing city like Clarks-
Vile.
The Baltimore & Ohio telegraph office,
which was discontinued here some
months since, has been re-established.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
MORE DISCOVERIES.
The Rebate swindie Grows In Proportion.
Rigid Investigation

The Rebate swindis Grows In Proportion.
Rigid Investigation
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 5--In examining
the orders for rebate payments for special
assessments, for forgery Of which VIM.
j. Gallagher is now under arrest, the
discovery was made to-day that
a rebate OF S4G0 had been paid ON
August ~. The order was written ON a
printed letterhead of Spencer & Wood
ward, lumber merchants, Nos. l0l to ll9
Washington street, Syracuse, N. Y, and
authorized one Frank CLANCY to
collect the rebate on special assess
ments due to i. L. Spencer OF the above
flrm. The comptroller, the mayor and
states attorney are all of the opinion
that this order was written by the same
person who penned the order for the s..
z. Miller rebate, and who Is supposed
to be william j, Gallagher.
The discovery OF the new case
seems to verify the theory that this sys-
tenn of fraudulently collecting rebates
has been going on for some time. AL
thorough examination OF all the books and
vouchers in the comptroller's office will
now be made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

ter, but 10 tre medium aud hian register
II takes a loiN which robs Il Gifts swcs I.
ness aud charm, Her spcnN ne
sciee Is high pitched and uIry. lTer
attitudes are firm and her gcstunss
ungraceftl. She might give pleasure
with a few songs in secondary parts, bnt
Ia the presence of dozen or more
singers on the American stage she Is not
equipped TO stand at the head and give
her name to a lyric organization.
The Times is equally severe upon the
whole Performance.
Mrs. Lantry mada her entrance on the
American. stage at the Fifth avenue, APP
pearing as Lady Ormond In the comedy Of
"AWife's Heir" She was heartily re.
ceiYed by large audience. The play
was peculiarly adapted 10 her powers, and
10 II she shows that she IS not novice in
the art OF acting, but one OF the most ex-
pert, Ingenious and pleasing comedy
actresses OF her time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
PARIS.

|tpaPsr OhRnge-Killed His Father. in
Aaw-MRj, Psnn-CottOn Pickers.
| tihl TO the Gazette.
4eis, TEX, Oct. 5.-The lease OF
|la 6 Bone on the Sunday Siftings,
ressor to the Balance Wheel, run out
|soper l, and the paper suspended publ
|'0n. The fixtures OF the office will
moved to Texarkana by Col. Tom
|wers and converted into daily known
the Daily Times. B. NJ. Vanderhurst,
N Of the News here, will have control
The editorial department.
Vows was received here yesterday from
|tbDnville, little place in the south
~ OF the county, that on last Sunday
|ning man named Belcher shot and
la his father.in-law named Mowery.
I particulars of the ARRAY could not
|iesrred, more than that ii was about
Ing water from Belcher's well, which
| mad forbidden Mowery doing. .
Tai Penn, the evangelist, is holding a
N interesting meeting at the Baptist
Fch and is drawing a large house to
4 him.
|ptton pickers are in demand here now,
es ranging from 40 to so cents 100,
III II some Of those western sufierera
|qld come here they can get plenty Of
IL to do.
sorge Lee, who was arrested some
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
BEFORE THE FOoTLIGHTs.
The Violet Cameron Opera Troupe So
verely CFitioised--Lan

The Violet Cameron Opera Troupe So.
verely Oritioised-LanEtry.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.--The theaters be-
gan their regular winter season last
night, The performance Of the Lonsdale-
Violet Cameron troupe at the Casino was
severely criticised by the morning papers.
The Tribune says: External and inter.
nal circumstances combined 10 make the
English favor high, so high indeed that
the odor was decidedly unpleasant TO the
nostrils OF all decent people and we'll
wisheTs of the stage, and yet Miss Violet
Cameron and her commodore found no
favor. IL is true that the house was
crowded, but II was not such an audience
as we are wont to see at the Casino.
Nine-tenths OF the persons present were
men, and IL was noticeable that when
the applause came from the vi
cinity OF the women the air was
somewhat oppressiyely scented with
patchouli. 1t was exceedingly obvious
that a determined effort was making TO
give the greeting to Miss Cameron the
semblance OF heartiness and sincerity but
II was, nevertheless, only little less OF q
failure than the effort to bolster up the
operetta with applause. The work itself
scarcely received recognition, nor did II
deserve better fate. Miss Cameron has
agreeable manners, and her singing Is
very decidedly pretty Ia the lower regis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
RESCUED FROM A BAGNIO.
The Story OF the Erring Daughter OF n
Deceased Texas Merchant.

Deceased Texas Merchant.
Special TO the Gazette.
VICTORIA, TEX, Oct. about the
middle Of last week one OF our most fire.
quented bagnios received an addition in
the person Of ia comely young woman,
aged about seventeen years, evidently a
novice. Last Monday evening middle
aged lady reached the city and soon Sc
cured an Interview with the young per-
son. The result was that they left the
house together and the next morning de-
parted eastward. Since their departure
1t has leaked out that the two were
mother and daughter. II is the old, old
story Of woman's love and mans perAdy,
with life Of shame and degradation for
the sequel. The 81 comes OF family
well known In one OF our chief Texas
cities, where her father, now deceased,
occupied leading position In the mcrcan
tile world. An uncc Is still at the head
Of large wholesale firm there, and a
married sister Is the possessor OF hand
some and luxurious home In a Northern
city. The sorrowful mother, with her
erring daughter, is now enroute for the
North, where IL is hoped the wayward
may be entirely reclaimed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
PILOT POINT.

Meeting of the horticultural sooiety-A
Country Wedding.
Special to the Gazette,
PILOT POINT, TEX, Oct 6.--The Pilot
Point Horticultural society met this aft
ernoon In regular session. A communi-
cation was read from the secretary OF the
Central Texas Horticultural society, Mrs.
j. II Johnson, extending an invitation to
all the members to attend meeting in
Dallas October 28 for the purpose Of or
ganizing state horticultural society,
signed by the committee of invitation, T.
V. Munson, w. w. Ross, j. II. Johnson,
and j. T. Whitaker, after which the
question Of putting out young orchards
was discussed by the members with much
interest.
Mr.. Ed Ballen and Miss Nellie Hont-
line were married this eveAing at the
country residence OF Mr. Elijah Ember.
son, four miles east Of the city