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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31
FOR RENT.

Immediate possession given:
No. 2GB5 ChiplInd ~, 0 rooms, SIS %.
No, w. Eighteenth 81 6rolu1G, $40 w month.
No. 21iA EOHEt, roOuiE, $780,
No. 1874 MaikuIEk, BlOfeIoOm, 5000,
No. lilO EOi Et., $40.
No 100 Alley II, west Of MCculloCh st., $1,000.
No. Ia Vligllt n, o rOOdns, $3.50.
No. 2TO7 Alley y, I rooms, 5000.
POKE son ApfiliEt
No gOO6 ChlpIinG S., 5 rooms, sl7.t0.
No. T46 Il list, rooms, Slt.0J.
No, lU6 FIitstIlth At, 8 I, ans
Ne. 1874 Market st business house and dwelling
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real IllAse Agent, Collector, aud Notary Public
desc Once. No. 1919 Market street
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Tho Princess OF Wales never looks so
sweet, it is said, as when she is compli'
mcntlas American beauties gu their tasIe
In drOsn.
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When tho iCeman filings u chunk OF con-
geRled wator on your front door step
these cold mornings ia he an ice pitcher.
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Npw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
TrENTInN. AIR KNIGHTS.

Members Of Cyrena Commandery No are nOtl-
fled 10 met at thelr As l5m, In full nuit nm, Rt
1880 r. n this day (Prtdsyl, 10 ate I'd tue iuneRl
0i Sir K q. ilsGTsit heulueEi Of ellnS ON
mandeTy arc cordially Invited ~ unite win Us.
RH. LIST, f. q,
JVL. RO0RRs. Recorder, de9l
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Ole antekttgel!Cet.
wnEELlNa, W. VA pECINIpEN 81, 49,
RgpUBLlCAN CITY TICKET,

FoR MAYoR-B. D, OWNER
For CuY ULggK -FRANK n. BoWESA
Fol cry SERGEANT THOMAS b. BENNETT
FoE wHAgp MASrgR-IIE IKY sEANoN'
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LIS. Good & 90, sell dry goods the
cheapest,
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nnrl.lnn.a Arn,rn snlYs.

Money seems to be tho new Angel O
Peace and Good Willie men.
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Observation-Disclosures MEETING,
crOOKHOLDERs' MEETING,
CTOCKHOLDERs' MlEFlNG,

The annual hopiInS Of the ltoOEholdeF! Of the
Bauk OF the Ohio Vale for the eIeCtlon9 q seven
DireCton To serve the ensuing yeat WIl DO held
at The banking house. M 81 Twelfth street, on
Monday, January ~, 1851 b!Wcen the h9lm OF
aud 8 o'clock 7. N. y, u JEPaVN,
| deaf Cashier.
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Pitch Ia very sticky stuff, and yet the
more lSithiul the pitcher ie tho more slip
perry the catcher finds tho ball.
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TIDIEs.

Fancy Lace and Embroid-
cred Tides, Antique Lace
Tides and Bed Sets at
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II. -, \ y, RhlitnRl.
Leave BollAlrU ~ OUoa. u, ioF WoodsaOld And
Zanttylllp
Summarized,
Leave lIollAltp At tiHS =, IN. ior Wooisheld.
Arrive al BeliAlre Al 1918 nm from summgtheld,
8D0 n m iOt IAnNvlle. SIS a. n. i0f WOUllluld.
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SEAL SACQUES- Perfect Fitting
PLUSH GARMENTS,
KID GLOVES,
APRONS, MUFFLERS, ETC.

By constant arrivals we are pre-
pared to show something new every
day. Special attention is also called
to our Complete Line of Lyons
Black Silks and Priestley No, | Silk
Warp Henrietta Cloths. All are
cordially invited to call and look
through our stock,
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SPECIAL NurICks.

-
FtTs, All FlN stopped FREQ by Dr. Klluos dtCaI
Nerve Resloref. No FlN alter 9nt dayG use, Mar.
Vicious cures, Treatise and t2oO trial bottle ireC 70
IlIoassS, Send 10 d, Kline ~ Arch IL, Phlla Pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
FORrsMIra.
A very stranga state OF Anetrs--A Hoy OF
siataen Rdl, Negro.

A Very strange state OF Ane,rs--,A HOY OF
slaieen Rdl> Negro.
spooial 60 no GRHetto
Font SMrrH, ARR, Dec 90 n has
been decided that the federal court hero
has no Jurisdiction over the mniderers Of
Capt Sam Sxkllor Of MusRogee, all
parties being Cherokees, aud Dishlct At.
topey Sandcls has tiaed Commissioner
Tufts az Muskogeo to call Ia the wrlts
issued for them This being the case,
the murderers could come Right into this
city and remaln without fear OF molesta.
ton, 81 tbore is no extraditlop law be-,
tween Tho Indian country aud Arkmsas
and the United States authofltira here
could not handle them
Parties who arrived here this evening
report that last night on the Arkansas
river, IN Hope county, negro named
Henry Barnes was shot aud killed by Il
sixteen.yearo old boy named Ed Daniels.
No particulars except that the negro was
advancing on the boy In threatening
way when he was stopped by a bullet from
the youths pistol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
BARTLETf.
Women and children Suffering with Cold.
The wheat Crop Ruined

Women and Chiidrsn Suffering with Cold.
The wheat crop Ruined
Special 10 the Gazette.
BARTLETT, TEX, Dec. 29,---Tbe citl.
zens OF Bartlett forwarded petition yes.
terday 70 II. II. Ransom, coal commits.
slouer at Dallas, setting forth the extreme
necessity OF car Of coal at our town.
Women and children are actually suffer.
ing with cold, nearly all having procured
coal stoves. Wood would not answer the
demand, could II be had, but Is also very
scarce.
Farmers report the wheat crop almost
entirely ruined, some sown late never
sprouted. TIE early sowing came up but
died for need Of rain.
TWEEN y-fye OF thirty persons procured
excursion tickets from Bartlett 10 TaYior
with expectation Of going on 20 Austin
on the advertised rates. This Office does
not issue tickets below Taylor.) When
they reached Taylor that ONCE was ont Of
excursion tickets, consequently the whole
party had TO pay foil isre from that point
10 Austin when is 81 10. The company
beat the Bartlett crowd alone out o. szo
or $40. The company issued rou0d-tnp
tickets from Austin 70 Taylor at one fare,
but they were Of no nse 70 parties VINO
had visited Austin and wanted tlcNels
home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
LoNGylEw.
Burglarisod -Four Trm-s- Knights OF Honor
Elect Umoera.

fifNN OHooFhs
Special 20 the Gazette
LoNGyIEw, TEX, Dec, 20 The dry
20 de- store OF Dock aud oliver
Pegues was burglarged last night
Of small amount probably Sl60
worth Of various articles Thi.
tirm has been IA business seven years and
this 10 the fourth time their store has
been robbed, the total loss not bei0R over
5000. Two men are IN the peni.
tentlary on account of two Of these rob-
berries, one being there ON three counts,
aud by the third robbery an extensive
gang Of petty thieves, located hero, were
entirely broken up.
Lost night being the last meeting OF the
year r the LOngylew lodge Of Knights
Of Honor, the following were elected az
officers for the ensuing year
W. w. Wood, Dictator j. r. Bat.
treil, vice-diCtAtori j A. Lane, assistant
dictator, w. r. whltelock, reporter; w.
Il. Bass, iioancial reporters Q r. carter,
treasurer X b. Levy, ohaplaipi u w.
Pattlilo, guides j, y, Hoyler, guardian;
A. !. Ionet, sentinel; A. s Taylor, Il. q
Brown, ID w Ysrbrough, trustees; II Is.
Ragland, representative 20 grand lodges
A. 5 Taylor, alternate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
WASHINGTON NEWS.
a Fund Rated % fteiieve cart, stewart.
who Lost All In the sabine rass FLOOD.
AFuNp FOR "a nrAp Man.

FUND FOR "a DEAD MAN.
Special to tno Gazette,
wAsHiNoroN, Dee. co. Soon after the
disaster at SABINE, Tex, some time ano,
the superintendent Of the liie.sayina Cls.
trict in which the Sabine Pass station II
located, wrote the other suporintondonts
throughout the country and requested
them to give the sarfmcn and Keepers q
the stations within their Jurisdiction q
chance 10 subscribe something towards
relieving tho Immediate wants OF Cant,
Stewart, who lost his property ana lis
only son by that terrible food. IL was
suggested that General superintendent
hmoall be made custodian OF
The iunds received for this purpose.
Jp TO the prrscnt time two OK
three districts have responded, aud Mr..
klmoall has At his disposal several hun.
drod dollars which have been subscribed
BY Tho employees Of the liio.saylug ser.
Vice, but unfortunately Capt Stewart
iiod from tho eifects 81 the exposure Do.
fore the money could be paid sver 20 him,
as Mr.. kimball has no authority 10 pay
the money 20 any ono oihet than Siawari
himself, the widow, who ~ understood
TO be Ia Destitute circumstances, oAnno,
be relieved BY this iuod until the sat-
aoribare have, given special authority 10
expend the money for thie purpose, II IL
proposed 60 ask The subscribers through
the superintendent 10 allow the dis,
burscment OF the fund for The benefit q
the widow,
CLEVELAND STEADILY IMpRoViNG.
WASHINGTON, Dec ga.-srha president
Is steadily improving Ia health lie haA
not resumed Office work yot, however, as
the physicians advisn him 20 sccare as
much Geat as possible,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
wrson or ,hs ss,.ssuri PAeiile.

Correspondence OF tboohhette
WmrEwRiGnT, Tx, Dec. 70 There
was q wreck on the Missouri PaciGc rail
road about one-hali mile above here this
morning about O'Clock. One freight
train ran into another, smashing up The
cabOose and seven cars on the foremost
tralu and damaging the engine on the sec.
ond train An srm " the fireman on the
second tram was broken. The rcst Of the
crews came ont nniniured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30
70 ran.l ho rlao. oi,ns Morgan steamer.

NUNrIhI 70 inc UHHttt0'
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec 29.--L, w,
Stevenson, general passenger agent Of
the Mexican Trsns.C Continental railroad,
arrived in the city to-day to conief with
merchants regarding the feasibility OF e.
ta0lishinR line OF steamers between
Galveston ana Corpus Christi, 20 take the
place Of the Morgan boats recently With.
drawn. II II claimed the withdrawal Of
the Morgan boats causes the merchants
of Corpus Christi great Inconvenience,
aud they are determined TO maintain wa.
tr communication with the outside
world,
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A. Fngllahman commlfs g,,Ioids,

Las VEGAS, N. NJ, Dec. 29-Capt A.
Y -. sparrow Of London, Eugland, com
mitled suicide here yesterday. lie
came here about June last and
invested s75, 900 10 bogus cattle com.
psDy. Tha investmentpfoyed "a entire
loss, and left him Withous means Of sup
port lie ended be existence BY pistol
shot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-30

VfNciNNN1I, OhIo, dec IN --Slnce hie
return from 81 Louis and Chicago 1, a
" G. Weir, superintendent OF the Aasnlo
express, has stated that the amour
stolen lust October was between ssi COO
and eSe 600. Tie had charge ~ tae paS-
ment u these losses az the time o. The
robbery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11
M. n. Conference.

RICHMOND, VA, May l0.-ln the Meth
odist Episcopal general conference to-day
Dr. M. b. Champion of Missouri intro
duccd preamble aud resolution in re.
lation TO the confederation OF the Method
list Episcopal church, South, and the
Methodist Episcopal church, North. The
preamble sets forth in substance that the
two churches have common history and
preach the same truths, that the Cape
May mission has been wholly dlsregrrded,
therefore be II
Resolved, that this general conference
shall elect u committee OF seven, four OF
whom shall DO clerical, and three lay
delegates, who shall meet like com
mittee from the Northern Methodist
church in sss In looking TO the reunion
OF the two churches.
The resolution also sets forth that II Is
a sin and folly for two Methodist churches
to occupy the same territory. The ques-
ton was discussed ut some length and
finally referred TO special committee TO
be composed OF one from each annual
conference. The committee on itlneracy,
10 which was referred the memorial from
the Louisville and Denyerconicrcnces that
provision be made for the appointment OF
| tNAUBtlltltf TttOlulutuAtu nQh-Nphahi-
renee. Dr.. Adams Of Georgia thought
that Sam Jones and other such men
should have nominate appointments. Or.
Messik OF Louisville strongly supported
the report Of the committee, and was 10
favor OF allowing the question Of
evangelism TO stand as " IL. lie
very forcibly contcnded that the
church did not waut specialists on
this subject, that every Methodist preach.
or Is equally qualified 20 save souls. 10
the tAma Of Methodism he protested
against such an innovation, and when he
concluded there was q hearty "Amen,'
| Dr.. Nicely OF Texas said that these
eyungelists, rs far as be knew, we're run
ming on the plan OF "IReliglon Made
Easy in the name OF the Methodist
church and the entire church OF God. HI
hoped that the measure would fail. DR.
Winfield Of Arkansas said that II The
memorials were adopted every gum log
In Methodist connection will be al evan
gellst In the next five years. Do yol
know what gum log isf" the docto
asked. at II one you cannot do anythnl
with. When | was Ia Europe witt
bishop Wilson, We were shown certAli
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

kind OF tree there called the feminine oak,
You can't split II or do anything with IL.
Il Is Just like woman wnen she VIII, she
will, and you can't do anything with her,
There IL but ono Sam Jones IN
the world, he continued, and there
never will be another, Every IT.
tie fellow that tries 20 be like
Sam Jones will fall. You Gun make no
more ON that llne. He IN himself You
can have but one, and II you attempt 10
duplicate him you VIII surely fall Laugh
ter. He has turned Chicago up side
down aud any man that has courage 10
attack Chicago cannot be duplicated. He
is being heard In Baltimore. Renewed
laughter. He II the man
OF the century. We don't want
any eyangellsts among the Southern
Methodists. We have already the grand
ost machinery In the world. Brethren,
tell you what Is the matter, you 90
along liieless and dead. Rekindle the
fires In our own church, for II IA time the
Methodist mlplsters were looking this
matter Ia the face'
After o le1g'hy aud interesting discus
sion Of the matter, the report OF the com.
nittee was adopted almost unanimously,
The conference then adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

Monday morning we place on sale
large and elegant stock OF dress goods,
newest styles, at prices never APP
preached In Fort Worth for new goods
Special drives In wooden goods for sum
mer wear. Atwood bunting l2Ac worth
25c; nuns yelling zoe, sold ELSEWHERE
at SOC; beautiful lawns 30, DC, 'ac aho
l0c. Need only TO be seen to De appIe'
ciated. Handsome sress ginghams oacI
Sc, loo and l2bc, a rafting bargain, Cali
early and secure choice OF the cneapes'
Il. j. WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

PALESTINE, Tax, May l0.--Dlstrlct
court reconvened this morning after re-
cess Of sixty days, The criminal docket
was taken up ana the state scored a
victory by convlcllng Abe Minis, colored,
for theft, and giving him two years In the
penitentiory. The case OF Frank Latham,
colored, for perjury is now before the
court.
Mr.. A j. Rose OF Salado, grand
master OF the State Grange, addressed q
fair audience at the courthouse to-day
his subject being the aims, objects, etc j
| OF the order.
II is two weeks since rain fen here
but the slgus are good for an early
| shower
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Denton.
spocInl to The aaae.lo.

Special 10 the Gazetto b.
DENTON, Tx, May lO..-Sheriff Nc
Donald arrested James Grimmitt last
night, six miles northeast Of town, on a
charge OF attempt TO outrage the daughter
Of Mr.. Bachelor, who lives on Clear
creek, Ave miles from here. He waived
examination aud was placed in jail on
default OF Il 5000 bond.
The little eight year-ola daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs, r. l., Faln died yesterday
evening at o'clock Of a relapse Of
measles, and tat ll;50 last night TIT
three.ycar-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs, j Il
XeiglCr alto died Of the same disease,
The Denton County Fair and Bloodc6
Stock association held ~ annual meeting
this evening for the election Of olllceri
and ctne. important business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

Fifteen hundred head .one-year-old
steers, 800 head oneyear.old heitere, 1900
head two .ycar-old steers, $50 head two
year.old heiiers, 800 head barren cowg,
80C head cows aud calves. All Of above
cattle raised within radius OF 100 miles
OF Fort Worth. Il. O.. EVANS CO.
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AUSTIN.

s,,olastie Census--oniy Que County Col
Ieotor VINO HASN'T Paid Up.
special 10 tho Gazette, ..
AUSTIN, TEX, May lO.-The scholasuc
census report from Harrison county
shows the number Of school children 70
be bi59, OF whom 1850 are white ana inc
balance colored. OF negro children lSZo
cannot read. .,,.od
The land board this morning received
actual settler applications from Llpscomu
county TN,
COMPTROLLER Swain has so successfully
managed the county collectors tnat onli
one OF them viii have TO be sued on ias'
wear, all the rest having settled.
Charter iiled, Mutual Alliance Ass e.s,,a
ton of Texas, headquarters ClarkssNii'v
for agriculture and horticulture
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special to the Gazette.

special 70 the NHAebt'
HousroN, TEX, May lo.-The city
copncil met tonight for the purpose Of
nominating city officers, After wrangling
for forty-flve minutes the council ad-
iourned without allowing Mayor Smith TO
nominate any of his candidates. The
large crowd present Kissed, groaned and
yelled at the conclusion of the meeting.
The anti-Smlth men are jubllant. 1t is
thought that the mayor VIII resign. His
followers are Disguised with his lack OF
executive ability.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11
Bolton.

Special TO tho Gazette.
DELroN, Tx, May l0.--Dr. Charles
McAiahan Of this place took fifteen grains
Of morphine yesterday and would have
died but for the medical skill Of DR.. Lott
IL is not definitely known whether he
took II with suicidal intentions or by ac'
cident.
Rev. w. l.. Nclms, Methodist minister
OF thls place, Ii now IN attendance upon
the general conference at Richmond, Va
lie has been telegraphed TO come home
as his little baby is very sick. The fam
ily expect him home tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

To double our trade this season we
have double the usual stock, better as
sorted. More goods, especially for city
trade. bought cheaper aud offered lower
than ever before. We allow no merchant
10 undersell us, while in most gooos WE
sbow Unparalleled inducements. Acareiui
examination cordially solicited.
eN" +. J. WHITE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

pIrrsnuRo, PA, May TO- Cincinnati,
a; Plttsburg, 2.
cHIoAeo, III, May 10 Chicago, II
Boston, 1.
BALTIMORE, Mp, May To- Mctropoll-
tan, 2 Baltimore, O.
DETROIT, Men, May lQ.--Detroit, o.
Now York, 9.
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a Ninrlerer OnpiureI.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May lo.-Louis
v. Williams, the Euglishman who shot
and killed Jones Brown while the latter
was seated at the supper table at Coul-
sons ranch near here on Friday night,
was captured near Blanco City by Depu-
ties Alexander and Vanriper, who brought
him back here to-day and placed him In
the county jail. He was on foot when
caught and was going in noItherly di.
rection rs fast as he could.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11
ionhan.


bosnian, Tx, May l0.--The old
material and fixtures of the Farmers
Review, with the exception OF the power
press, WEIR moved to-day TO Denison, by
its owner, Capt. 4. Crooks. Capt.
Crooks will start a paper in Denison.
The Review has an entirely new Quilt.
Commissioners court met this morn
ing and will likely be in session all week,
working on the roads and accounts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

special to the Gazette,
DALLAS, Tx, May lo.--Silas McLowis
aud William Garret, wsiter and cook re-
spcctively az the 81. Nicholas hotel,
were arrested to-day for using insulting
language TO Lizzie parnell, white, chain
bcrmaid at the same hotel. They got her
In room and made insulting proposals
and laid hands on her, though no violence
is charged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11
cot Moro rhaa nelongoa % nlm.

Social 10 the un1ottc.
SHERMAN, TEX, May lO.--This after
noon Chief Cutler OF Denlson brought
over a man named Bernard. Bernard was
an employe of the Missouri Pacific rail
way. The other day on being paid he
was given about s75 more than was due
him. He claims that he did not discover
the mistake until he left the pay-cari aud
acting on the theory that the company
never corrected mistakes, whether for OF
against II, he spent the money, though
aware it was more than belonged TO him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11
oorospondonoo Of Tho GaEotto.

uoffosponucnOe OF thc ShEnito.
MIDLAND, TEX, May midland is to
have new and larger stock-yards ut once.
John M. Moody offered TO give twenty
acres Of land for the yards, The citizens
offered to dig well, put up mill, tower
aud tank. Receivers accepted the propo-
sitlon The money was raised last night.
Panhandle stockmen have decided tnal
Midland is the best shipping point on the
staked plains.
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special 70 thp Gazette.
CLEnuRSg, Tx, May TO- District
court has been occupied all day with the
trial OF the case Of y. j. Chambers w. the
Gulf, Colorado santa Fe Railroad.
This IS suit for damages occasIoned by
an overflow OF the plaintiffs laud. The
case will probably be gwen 10 the jury
tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

special 10 tac cairtte. VI ~, N Room.
PGTrsnuHu, TAX, Maya ~. soc.,o
notorious hard character l. n 4,
OF the country, has just been wv a !,
district court Tor killing Booker pa,es
colored farmer near here In Jan, 1881
aud found guilty and sentenced to me
pcnitentIary for nit en- years. The trial OF
Phil, Carpenter Is now going on as an nc
complies Ia The same murder with Boone.
Judge w. T.. Mclean and Hon. J. l.,
Sheppard, district attorney, deserve much
credit for their Efforts In convicting
criminals SO far seven criminals have
been sentenced ~ the penitcntlary.
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special 70 Tho Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, May i0.--The trial OF
Or. Andrews, the California dentist, on
the charge OF attempted outrage on the
person OF Mamie Let's, began this after
noon. The little girl testified that the
doctor met her on tho street coming from
Sunday.school and induced her 10 ac-
company him 10 his ofloc on promise OF
giving her a top. When In the Office he
| placed her IN u chair and held q handker-
chief saturated with chioroform TO hei
nose. She jumped out OF the chair and
ran down the stairs TO the street ant
went home. The case win be resumed
| In the mornings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

Sun bonnets and sun hats just received
to-day, Mrs. Browns own selectlonsi
also another assortment OF new shapes
ladies' hats and bounets, at Sl6 Houston
street, by Mrs. G. ID. Brown.
N.B,--Mull hats and bonnets to order,
specially.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11
Ground Up BY tho Iron Horse.

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, May l0-.-R. j.
Cunningham, pump repairer for the sun.
set, while dunk, attempted 70 board u
moving freight train. He fell and was
dragged 100 yards and was ground up
He leaves wife attiond0 City. No blame
Is attached TO the car men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

company would be willing TO put IN a
plant under tne circumstances. THIS
leaves tho old company without rival.
Gas IL now 81 so per 1000 feet, and the
new company proposed 10 furnish As
good quality for sl.50.