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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-13
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ACTUAL SETTLER.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. I'm. A.
Spoontz of Abilene addressing himself to
the adoption of the minority report an
platform said: In the name of the
united Democracy Of Texas, | beg of Won
mat you throttle not the cry of the young
Tor recognition on this land question IN
your platform, by the adoption of the re-
port OF the majority of the committee on
platform and resolutions. | appesl IN
You In behalf of my own county and nv
own people, that you hear their cry as
presented IN the minority report, and by
us adoption give them another lease IN
lie, happiness and prosperity. | bep Won
Benuemeni In the name Of the Democracy
to lay not the '''N'
IRON HAND OF DEsPoTIsM
ana landlordism on the throat of onr
struggling Infancy and throttle us ere we
Degln to draw the Independent breath az
manhood. beg of you to commit NOT
the democratic party, by the adoption Of
the majority report, TO the policy of an
unconditional lease of that fair land M
ours and thereby tie II up forever and on.
ciuue from 1t the actual settler seeking a
nome IN the West. You have heard the
cry from every side since YOU have hean
III me convention, that the lease law &c a
failure, and yet, in the face Of ali Of his
you 70 propose to adopt policy that is more
- lullaus IN lts operations than anv thai
nas ever yet been passed by your lepislas
tnre. You propose to adopt nol Il
a. IS neing entitled to the same rights tbat
were yours n the settlement Of 1he older r
portions OF the sta e, Lay not the hands
YOUR SUPERIOR MIGHT
upon US Stop us not with the daeoer
nnt stand with us, shoulder 10 sb orS ger'
n llHe d a band Of brothers, aud let us serve
any Mani vJlhn my Democratic party. Give us
plank on this question on which W. = IN
s - .. and we pledge to YOU our updv No NO
o onS'a,y ana undying affection. Listen
U ,ra. appeal as you would 10 the voice Of a
e @eGesf brother. We believe in the edn.
their Sr i, sour children, but we believe in
NAS4A EDUCATION by tha rnaa,,e a.. -. !, !, -
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+, n. WHEELER.

Cate Of Wood, rose 90 nominate T. b.
Wheeler OF Eastlaud county. lie halls from
that part Of the state towards which the
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

,he landing OF Roger Williams. The
styoats are throneed with visitors and
bnsiuess Is generally suspended. A pro,
ccsaIon formed at the city nal,
NJ $3.50 this morning snu
marched 70 the First Baptist
meetinr.house on North Main street.
where the exercises OF the day were com
menced. The exercises consisted OF sing
Ing psalms and odes by the Arlon cup,
prayer by President Robinson Of Browns
university, address by Acting Mayor ROD
hIns. and a historical discourse by Justice
.rhnnas Durfee. The exercises TINS al.
ternoon at Roger Williams park consisted
Of an address by President Van SLICK OF
the school committee to the graduating
class of the high school, singing oy enc
pupils OF the public schools and dis
course by Rev. g. v. VOsedd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
ABILENE.
Electric Light--A Pleasant Hop-Double
woddIng--Trail Cattle

Electric Light--A Pleasant Hop-Double
woddIng-Trnil Cattle.
Special 10 the Gazette.
ARIrENE, Tx, June PA PROPOSE
ton was made to the city council last
night by Mr.. j. M. Berry to fornlsh Abb
iene with electric light. Action on the
subject was deferred for further consider
alton, but It is thought that the PROPOSE
tion will be accepted, As the business
men are in favor of lighting the city with
electric ligh.
Last night at the Palace h tel the most
pleasant chop" Of the season was given
in honor OF the charming Misses De AL
liSon,, Mcdonald and kindred, who are
visiting friends in Abilene and will remain
several weeks, much TO the delight OF
their many admirers.
A double wedding took place tonight
at the Baptist church and was witnessed
by host of friends of the contracting
parties, who were Mr.. A. Wilson and Miss
Cordy Reese and Mr.. ID. Kaufman and
Miss Laura Stnchcomb,
Work was commenced this morning on
a two.story brick building to be erected
and completed at an early date. 1t will
be the first brick building on South First
street and the property of G.. G. Peck
Several thousand head OF cattle passed
over the trail yesterday
A great many people OF this place Will
visit the new town, Ballinger, on the day
of the sale OF lots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
no WASHINGTON.

Only one Change vim ohickHsaw Route
Pullman buffet sleeping cars leave Lit
tie Rock daily at 2.45 p. m, via Memphis
and Memphis & Charleston railroad, Chat
tanooga, bristol, Roanoke and the pictur'
esaue Shenandoah valley and b. & o., ar
irving in Washington at ;4s p, m.
Sleeping cars, El Paso to Little ROCK,
making close connection with through
sleeper for Washington, landing passen-
gers In Washington sooner than Via any
other route, giving only one change oil
cars from points on T Z Ry to the
virginia Springs, and points on the Ches'
apeake 6 OHIO railroad, which cann4t pe
said of any other route. Address Ia j..
Ellis, general Western passenger agent,
Dallas; c. A. DeSuasSure, assistant gen
eral passenger agent, Memphis d: w.
Wrenn, general passenger and ticket
agent, Knoxville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
wEATHERF0RD.
should Have Read the 3Oth-The New
court-House--Appo Agent.

should Have Read the 3Oth-The New
Court-House-App ointed Agent.
Spoolal to the Gazette,
WEArnBRFoRp, TEX, June 28. The
commissioners court met to-day to re-
celye the new court-house from the con
tractors, but deferred the matter until the
29th, owing TO some little damage done
to the building by the storm on last sat
urday.
The school concert at the opera house
last night was We'll attended and was a
good entertainment Of the kind
The report in TIiE GAZETTE to day of
the meeting of the committee of the
Twentieth senatorial district in this city
on the 18th should have read the S0th.
Mrs. nj, Goodnight Of the Panhandle
has purchased the residence OF Mr.. A. II.
Starr. The building will be occupied at
once by Mrs. l.. Il. Swearlngen OF Palo
Pinto, relative OF the purchaser. MIR.
Starr VIII purchase Il lot In the city and
erect very handsome residence.
Miss Lillian Smith, daughter of Mr.. ]
5. Smith Of this city returned home yes.
terday from Oxford, o., where she has
been attending college.
MISS Molhe hensley gave little socia-
bic last night to a few friends 10 honor Of
Miss Mollie Mccormick OF Graham. a
very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
present,
The friends in this city Of Mr.. Ed ID
Oliver will learn with satisfaction thai
be has been appointed railroad agent a
Big Springs. He passed through thi,
Ielty ms morning for his home
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
A COURT SCENE.
n witness Forcibiy. Objeets to "a Question
and Causes AN Uproar,
SnnrlnI IN tim Enlnlin

n witness Foroibly. obieets to IA Question
and Causes AN Uproar,
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, June 2S,-The
usually sleepy and drowsy district court,
presided over by the affeble Judge
Noonan, was the scene Of disgraceful
row this afternoon which came near pro-
longing itself into a riot. Ex-Detective
Curley Martin had given his testimony
for the state in a burglary case against
young Babel He was recalled by the
defense for the purpose Of impeaching his
testimony, when the attorney for the
prisoner, Mr.. Maydate asked Martin II
he had not served a term in the peni-
Tertiary and had not been pardoned
by the governor. Martin emphatically
declared no, saying that he was
as good a citizen as any in the state, and
as he said 1t jumped from the witness
box and struck Maydale fearful blow In
the face which felled him sprawling on
the floor, Lawyers, sheriffs, spectators
and all interfered and for while per.
feet pandemonium prevailed After the
tumult had subsidized little Maydale was
restored to consciousness with ice-Water
The judge ruled that the witness could
not be compelled TO testify on that point
that the record would have to be pro.
duced, and court was then adjourned land
Martin was committed to jail until morn,
ing for contempt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
PARIS.
Ito Proved an Ahbi--Returned--A Pleasant
Party--Personat Mention,
, gpnctol A.. th, n..nt.,

Ito Proved an Alibi.--ReturnSd--A Pleasant
Party-Personat Mention,
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, June 2S--The examining
trial Of Ia .Gullick, charged with horse-theft,
was ended yesterday In Justice Ryan's
court and resulted in the defendant being
discharged, as the witnesses proved with
out doubt to the court that the defend
ant was in Delta county at the time the
horse was stolen.
Frank Fitzhugh and Judge Gaines re-
turned from Galveston yesterday even.
Ing, where they had been on business in
regard TO the Santa Fe right OF way and
depot ground. Nothing definite was
dore, and the engineers win survey an
other line in the city.
A large number of young folks gath.
cred at the residence Of DR.. Stephens last
night aud spent the evening very pleas.
antlS In promenadiug and dancing until
1850 O'Clock; delicious refreshments
were served, consisting Of cream and
cakes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

The city of Waco deslgns % erect a central
public nee school buildmc AZ cost OF between
$4,000 and $4,000. semed blas Tor the woYk
VIII be received until The 10Th day Of July next.
Kids may DC mads foi III rniirc building clm.
pletc, or separnt bids Will tie entcrtntnpd for
diaeIent parts Of the work
Plans aud specifcah ms NAV he seen At the
Cmce OF Cook Manning, architects No it7
Sou b F"urth street, after the ist day OF Sale
The privilege Is reserved Of reler irg nv or
all bids u W Sl.tIS,l.r' "a
Chairman OF Public Free school Committee.
WACO, june 10, lsSS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

NEW YoRK, June 2S.--The pool sellers
arrested yesterday spent last night in Gus
tody Of Kings county sheriff and to-day
were In his office with their bondsmep
Their bail was tlNed at $500 in each case
aud was furnished by Robert Fury and
Phillip Dwyer. The sheriff has about a
dozen more Indictments TO serve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
PROVIDENCE.

Two HuudFed and ttttieth Anniversary OF
Tho Founding Of tho City.
PRoylRENoE, Il. l., Jane pa provi.
dence presents gala appearance to-day,
in honor Of The 2Both anniversary OF the
settlement OF the city, The buildings,
public and private, are covered with
s,Teamers, tiags, bunting and pictures Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
UNIVERSITY o. VIRGINIA,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tnine weekly,
begin eth July, lSsd, and Sth September For
circular apply (P. o. University Of Va 10 John
u. Minor Prof Com, and stat, Law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Fancy DIessiua Lemons.

One carload Of fancy Messina lemons
Just arrived at the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
FOREIGN.
Disastrous Floods Reported In Silesia'
Bohemia and Hungary-A Ferry
boat Capsizes.

The Expulsion BfiI Passes the Frenoh sen
are. ana the Princes Prepare for
Their Long Exile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

Six gold medals were,glycn, at worlds
fairs 70 the great pain cure st. jacobs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Pure strained Honey si.aa Gallon.

The Fort Worth Grocer co. have lust
received afresh shipment OF pure strained
honey, Of the aboye.nsmed price 1t Is
very dine, Try some Of g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

IL Is dangerous to take opium. Rcd
Star Cough Cure has none. 1t is safe,
sure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

Fresh Horse RRddish
Can be had all the time at Turner
McClureis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

Fresh Horse Raddish
Can be had all the time at Turner &
McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

c.F.9ThDIGER, Proprietor,
$50 SO. ERoMT 81. phllnaelnhla. pa.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

Green maple wood is worth $500
per cord at Beldenville.
Thos. Rounce, who has been study
ing dentistry in Minneapolis, is at
home.
G. Weaver has leased his farm to
Geo. Zirnhelder and will soon move
TO st. Paul.
J. II. Fuller and family will return
to his Dtkota farm about the first of
next month.
Joseph Dauser wishes to sell his
farm, as he intends removing to Cal
ifornia soon.
Geo. Beardsley has sold the farm he
is now living on and will soon move
onto the Kline farm.
A. Rounce will soon &c to southern
Minnesota to take charge of his IA
theirs lumber yard there.
Richardson & Ferguson have their
saw mill nearly ready for operations,
and will commence work in a few
days. The motive power is two old
threshing inactive engines.
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III Iaso,

Albert Mayberrie has returned from
Minnesota.
Reinkey & Sheldrew have started
their saw mill.
TOloff Rolifson has been offered
$3.50 for pair Of three-year-old mares.
At present writing the snow is still
very deep-over two feet on the aver.
age.
Dick Cunningham has sold his farm
of eighty acres to James Hurley for
$3.50.
Three or four loads of stave bolts go
through here every day from Olivet
to Beldenville.
Hastings Wilton is down from
Hersey visiting his brother-in-law,
VIM. May
AS general rule we have never
seen stock look any better at this sea.
son of the year than it does now.
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Joining the Masons.

On the evening in question | pre-
scented myself at the door of the
Lodge room No. 80, $3.50, sign of skull
and cross bones. | was conducted To
an ante-rOOm. where five or six mel
ancholy chaps in sashes and embroid-
cred napkins were waiting to receive
me. On my entrance they all got up
turned back somersaults. and then re-
sumed their seats. \ big fellow who
sat in the middle, and who seemed to
be the proprietor, then said: "SlnneI
from the outer world, advance y
advanced. "Will you give up every
thing TO ioin us Z" Not if l know
it," | said; "there are my wife and
fourteen fine Another party here
told me to say eyes" as it was merely
matter of form. So i said Eyes, l
give up everything.
The fellows in the towels then
groaned and said: " 'Tis well. Do
you sOlemnly swear never to reveal
anything you see or hear this evening
TO any human being, or to your wife!
| said d" Pom my word, II will not.
They then examined my teeth and felt
my tongue, then grOaned again.
said, IF you don't feel well. have
got little bottle here. The fat man
here took the bottle from me, and told
me to shut mp. He then, in voice of
thunder said, bring the goat forth!
Another fellow then comes up with a
cloth to blind me. mo you don't
Mr.. Mason" | said, "NO tricks on
travellers, if you please, don't be-
lieve in playing blindman's buff with
a goat. I'll ride the devil il like, but
don't go it blind. Stand back or I'll
knock you into smithereens. They
were too much for me, however, so
had to submit to being blindfOlded.
The goat was then led in, and l could
hear him making an awful racket
among the furniture. ! began to feel
that l was urgently wanted at home,
but l was in for it and could not help
myself.
Three or four fellows then seized
me. and with a demOniacal laugh
pitched me on the animals back, tell.
| ing me at the same time to look out
/ for squalls. have been in many
scrapes, Mr.. Editor, I've been in cleo
tion fights; I've been pitched out of a
fOur-story window; have gone down
/ in railroad collision; but this little
goat excursion was ahead of them all.
The COMPOUNDED thing must be all
wings and horns. 1t bumped me
against chairs and tables, and the cell.
ing, but hung on like Trojan. ]
turned front somersaults and rolled
over. / thought it was all over with
me. was just on the point of giving
up, when the bandage fell from my
eyes and the goat bounded through
the window with yell like a wild In-
dian giving up the ghost. l was in 2
lodge of Masons. They were dancing
a waI dance around big skull and
playing lesp-frog and turning hand.
springs and the big fat fellow of the
ante room was standing on his head
in the corner.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

Mrs. William Hennig is recovering.
r. G. Hinman is abb to be about
again.
The |. 0. G. 7. Lodge has re.organ.
lied at this place.
Our people are beginning to think
of the maple sugar crop
1t is reported that anew store is to
be established here BYE. I. Bond, of
Knapp.
Temperance lectures were given at
the church Thursday and Friday by
Rev. Sitter, the district lecturer.
The G. w. C. T., Mr.. Cleghorn, will
lecture on Temperance Saturday even.
ing and Sunday morningin the chnrch.
The members of our sewing society
held Fair at the church last week.
Among other articles sold were three
quilts, one of which brought 500.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11
KinllicEfnnil.


L. G. Whitcomb has been down on a
short visit.
Tom Foster is still laid up with his
broken limb.
Great rejoicing at Sol. Heycox's
'It's boy"
Reading Circle at |. I Deans next
Saturday evening.
Oscar Follansbee returned home
from GAINESVILLE last Friday.
Prayer meeting at |. DeyarmOnd' S
next Friday evening. al are invited.
Lutte Dodge has moved off from his
farm and now is stopping with his
brother Fred.
A sleigh-load of our young people
attended the teachers examination at
Hammond last week.
Miss Mary Gray is at home again
just having finished her successful
term of school on HUDSON Prairie.
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C,Oon.

The roads are excellent.
Town caucus one week from next
Tuesday.
School closed in the Bailey district
last week.
Almer Mclaughlin will move on the
Redmon farm soon.
Several of our teachers will attend
the teachers examination next week.
Fred. Atwater has returned from
his trip to La Moure, MINI. He is
well pleased with the country out
that way.
Norris Mclaughlin, who rented the
Rollin farm last fall has moved off
and a man by the name of Schwab has
taken his place.
Two of our best and most reliable
young men got lost the other evening
and a small delegation was sent out at
an untimely hour TO hunt them up.
The boys were discovered after dill.
gent search, and promised sit sha'n't
occur again"
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ITarfeIl.

Casper Gilbertson, of Hudson, made
us a call last week.
Miss Minnie Thygeson is home from
Menomonie for visit.
Albert Moen was brought home
sick from River Falls Saturday.
Ole Rud is hauling stone for DR.. j.
F. Johnson's store and dwelling house.
There is some talk Of a cheese fac
tory here, Mr.. Louis Guiser to be
proprietor.
The surprise party at John Breiting-
er's was success. and everyone had
a good time.
EFT. Nelson is speeding few days
in Madison for the purpose of buying
spinning machinery which he will
run in connection with his carding
mill.
G. Thompson has very fine and
full stock of dry goods and groceries,
boots and shoes, etc, which he is
selling at low figures. Call and see
him.
Ole Hanson, shoemaker, formerly
of wildwood, has located in our
village, and requests patronage in his
line. His shop is the first door south
of the post Office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

Mr.. Michael Fox and Miss Lizzie Ro.
de were united in the bonds of matri.
mony recently, by Justice oppliger.
MIR. Terry closed his school on Fri.
day and will teach one month in the
Harrison District to complete their
winter term.
Mr.. Charles Wheeler has rented his
farm to Robert Smith and will move
to Plum City in the Spring.
Mr.. Charles Ingley has purchased a
farm of eighty acres of Mr.. Holverson.
DR.. Wing has material for building
on the ground and will erect dwell
ing-house and office as soon as it is
possible to commence work.
Mrs. Purdy and daughter Nellie are
visiting at George Hunn's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

The knights of Labor as an organ
izatiOn are endeavoring to secure the
abolition of the prison Contract Sys-
TEN" by which it is claimed that con-
Wet labor is brought in direct compe-
tition with free labor. and the Prison
Press, published by conyicts at Wau-
pun, has been requested to state its
views upon this question. The Press
assumes that men almost to unit, in
the outer world, as we'll as in prisons,
are personally opposed to enforced Ia
Dor, but regards "enforced idleness'
as being infinitely worse and thinks
that the abolition of labor in prisons
should never, even for a moment, be
considered. 1t regards convict labor
as a social necessity which must be
maintained, and upon the question of
enforced labor VS.. enforced idleness,
says that of the two evils. the inmates
of the State Prison at Waupun would
in preference unanimously choose the
former.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

The following sentence which we
clip from an exchange is significant;
1.-The bank cashiers at Eau Claire say
that 80 per cent. more money has been
deposited by the workers in the piner-
les since the Y. NJ. c. y. commenced
its work than before, and the chiefs
of police certify that the number of
arrests is so per cent. smaller"
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OIipet.
Edd Hawn is quite sick.

Euu hdWH Is uulLo SlCh'
G. C. Mcintyre closed his school on
Friday of last week.
Mrs. II. F. Tousley has gone to
Clark county on visit.
There was a dance at NJ. w. McIn-
nery's last Friday night. Twenty-four
numbers were sold.
A grand school exhibition was given
in S. j. Hills Hall, last Friday night.
The people of Waverly joined with
Olivet school and together they made
it a success.
The ladies of Olivet met at G. R.
Taylor's last Thursday and organized
Ladies' Aid Society. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
II. Nelson; Vice President, Mrs. NJ.
Mathewson; Secretary, Mrs. W. H.
Burns; Treasurer. Mrs. Caleb Coon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11
Maiden Rock.

Maiden Rock.
The roads are bad.
John STAN says it's boy.
A little girl at George Hunn's.
There are two jewelers. in town.
Grading in the village will begin
soon.
Miss Gilman is in Maiden Rock on a
visit.
Considerable wood is being hauled
to Lake City.
Elder Barker and wife, of Lake City,
were in town last week.
Mrs. Alfred Otis has gone to
Waseca, Minnesota, to visit friends.
Will Hartranft's school in Ellsworth
was out the Goth ult. lie is attending
the village school at present.
While working in cut near town
recently a man accidently loosened
large rock which rolled upon a man
below, breaking his leg In two places.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

1t is again alleged that a desperate
attempt is to be made to defeat the
reelection of Senator Edmunds, of
Vermont, and that the Democrats who
bitterly hate him will be reinforced
by the influence of Mr.. Blaine. If
this be true and Mr.. Blaine takes this
course to secure denomination in
1858 he will 'get left.