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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
sociai Corruption.


In Cleveland last Sunday evening the
Rev. William johnson delivered few
"0pen Words on a Secret Toplc'--thc
violation Of the seventh commandment
before large congregation at the peo-
PIES tabernacle. "Some false, modest
souls said the reverend speaker, "thet
can not bear to hear any thing In
connection with the evils wrought by the
violation OF this commandment hove asked
me II would skip this commandment, and
said positively mo- have been talk
ing with the Cleveland detective force, and
have heard many things In regard TO the
violation OF this commandment that no
doubt some OF yon know. In this city
where there are many churches, w. G..
Il. q. - and everything OF this sort, not
only are there about 1900 saloons, not
only are there about forty-one gambling
saloons, but there are $50 places worse
than ali the saloons and gambling houses
where this commandment Is violated and
from which springs the source Of All the
evil IN connection with the violation of H..
know that men aud women wearing good
! clothes aud fincTy attend public church
services for The sole purpose OF deluding
Young girls and Young men Thcy follow
them from the church 10 the street ana
capture them for hell Have | not seen
young women come 10 the tabernacle and
be followed TO the streets by lecherous
men, and are there not young girls who
have come to this place now ~ houses oi
shame2 There Is a hesitation on the part
OF parents aud ministers 10 explain this
evil Thnt Is false modesty. To young
girls will say never speak 70 one on the
street whom you do not know and know
A /. aNat.l LA N tar
dark without an escort. There IL cray.
ing among yonng people OF the present
day for cheap novels and cheap literature
OF ali kiuds That IL one of tlie worst
evils we have. This cheap literature has
done more harm than We arc capable d
| forming an ldcaoi.
"PareDtg, keep your daughters and sons
off the streets al night. Mothers, when
your daughter Is out OF on evening and
I comes home 10 tell you OF a gentleman ar
! quiintance she has formed, II you thought
/ that gentleman was afflicted with small
pDx, scarlct fever or some other known
4 dread disease, wonld you not be shookcdf
! Let me tell you that man may be afflicted
with disease az much worse than small
| pox as smallpox " worse than a single
| pimple on ones body 10 honsekeepers
Who lire dOmeslics would say be Kind
! 10 them. Treat them az you would Your
own children. Little you know Of the
good sou eau accomplish by making II 80
/ comfortable for the girl In yonr employ
that she viii stay 10 AZ Night. The manu-
/ facIurers, restaurantkcepers, and pfoPri-
etors Of dsess-moking establishments hold
on their shoulders great responsibility
Z In this matter. Bo careful Of the kind o.
girls and Young men you employ Ia youf
establishments. ia closing J win Bay y
there are any IA my hearing, any young
girls or women who have been antorti.
nate enough 70 iall In the wrong path,
come here and mend your ways. III,
sisters who have received and congratu
lated hundreds Of drunkards within tnt
past month win surely receive you"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
ASngusrws DAuauTEn.
a Fallen woman ia Houston Ciaimn Tho
1rent lircwsr Tor "a Father.

a Fallen woman ia Houston Ciaima Tho
uront Iirswer fora Father.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Jan. lG.--A fallen
woman known IN town for some time past
aa Allie Wilson made statement this
morning TO Officer John Long oi tile No.
bio Detective agency, IN the presence Of
witnesses, that when she was twelve years
OF ngc she ran away from her home IN ST.
Louis. That she Is tho legitimate dGugh-
ter Of Anhenser 81 ST. Louis, the world.
renowned beer man, She further claims
thai she WIS druggcd Ia tue Bon Ton
restaurant Of this city by pfocurof last
August, since when she has been
leading Il life Of shane. Her hus.
band, Fritz Wllsonhelmer, at onn Time
worked IN the shops OF the Houston, East
aud West Texas railway. He died aD0ut
a year ago and was buried In Galveston,
Her tale has created some excitement
on account % It's seeming truihfnlness.
She tells her story straight and brings In
Witnesses 10 corroborate ".
To-morrow'e Post will contain tho
woman's story In full.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
uetrntna mia 1,rnnl.


FROM INC brtfOit Free Ffuhs
Close by the center OF attraction Ia the
Polish troubles Of Saturday was a cottage
occupied by people speaking English.
The father was across the street leaning
on the fence, the mother was ut the gate,
with a shawl over her head, and q boy,
about ten years Of age, stood IN the door
holding baby nine or ten months old In
his arms. by and by the baby began TO
kick and squat, and the boy called out
''Say, mani Jim's a-howlln'i"
eyes, KNOW she replied, "but I
wantto see these policemen knock some
body
''lIe's gettln' rcd Ia the face and holdln,
his BREATHE shouted the bUy,as he tossed
the Kid up and down.
nBlow In his mouth advised the
mother without turning her head.
nv don't do any good, and he's kiQkin'
me all TO denthi" howled the nurse after
q minute.
"Wait mint they're going 20 move
Take care o. him five minits and I'll giye
you q centn
"a centln exclaimed the lad IN dcer
disgust. "a cent for holdln' this y0ung
un when six thousand fellcre are g0ln' 70
Jump on each other with clubsi Never
not Tor nickel"
And be laid the bowling baby on tho
doorstep aud ran 10 secure q position on
the roof Of cow-shed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
Honey Grove.

Special to the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, TEX, Jan. 1.-THE
weather mere yesterday was disagreeable
In the extreme, rainy and cold-a COM
binaton hard to beat.
The boy whose skull was fractured is
still alive, and hopes are entertained for
his recovery.
Justices court was in session here to-
day, and quite number are In attend
ance.
Mr.. Rudy Miller left to-day for New Or
leans, where he will make his future
home.
The Golden troupei is billed at misplace
for the DIST.
G. Il. Stanneld leaves tomorrow for
New Orleans, via Memphis and various
points.
The new lodge here of the Knights OF
pythias has received new uniforms and
is in tip-top order. The boys are ready
and waiting for an occasion 10 display
their handsome equipments.
Honey Grove 10 to have II steam iaun-
dry. Three hundred dollars monthly
has been promised in work, and ma
chinery viii be placed as soon as possible.
1t is under the management OF William
Leroy, whose name alone is an assurance
that II will be u success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
ne.No lea at rort worlh Grocer co's
A NOVEL SUICIDE.
Blowing His Head on with n Gun Loaded
with Powder and water.
New York World


Blowing His Head on with n Gun Loaded
with Powder and watar.
New York World,
Valentine Dreisher, forty years OF
hge, living at No. 59T CORTLAND avenue,
blew out his brains In his bedroom yes
terday afternoon. officer Madlgan OF
the Thirty-third precinct heard the shot,
and going to his room found Dreisher
across the bed with his head blown com
plelely off. The trunk presented the
appearance of victim Of the guillotne'
The suicide had worked In Jordan l..
Motifs foundry for seven years. Last
July he was sun-struck and did not tuily
recoyer from the effect OF II. Al the
time, he fell on his iron wheelbarr0w ana
fractured his shoulder-blade. For sl1
months he has been doing odd JOBS, pul
never appeared right in his mind. Every
possible effort on the part OF the poiice
10 oiscoyer the whereabouts OF the bullet
failed until one OF them found one oil the
dead Inai,'s friends ia % saloon near py,
VINO aaid That Dreisher had often told
Mn that ,he most effective way Of com.
hitting suicide was plan ne na1 leau ~ -
IN a German PAPER. II was 20 ,aAo = S', ~
ana nut iuto.it large charge ui pomue'
npon this place thin piece oil CORK AZ - =
wad; thgn TO illl the gun WIN WaleI "
10 within few inches OF inc inuNH1e =
above which 10 place a cork ana ra' u :.
down to tbs water. II Is suppoTeu .n ls
Dreisher adopted this plan, ana, slts.hE
down on the edge OF his bed, put lns
muzzle OF the gun 10 his throat, anu useu
his foot 70 discharge the weapon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
THE OLD WORLD.
A Banquet Given in Honor Of the First
Laborer EIectedto the British
Parliament.
A Lord.Lieutenant OF Ireland 10 be
Done Away With Under the
New Order of Things,
Frances New Premier Announces n Vigor.
Gus Poiioy-serVia Refuses TO Dis
band Her Forces.
New solution OF Irish Aoa,rs.

DUBLIN, Jan. l6.-The Irish Times.
Loyalist organ, offers new solution TO
the Irish question to-day. II says the
outcome Of the present situation will be
that lord.lieutenant win he entirely
done away with and the functions OF that
Office will become part of the duties of
the president of the local government
board. This latter officer win be assisted
by the acting secretary for Ire
land, who will reside at White
hall and have general charge of
the administration OF Irish affairs. The
Immediate execution Of the duties win be
performed by an officer stationed at Dub
lin. The advocates of this scheme and
reason for believing II possible In the fact
that the leaders of both parties have
already abandoned the Idea Of creating an
Irish parlisment, while il is admitted ON
all hands the present mode OF governing
Ireland cannot continue unmodinod.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

LONDON, Jan. l6.--A banquet was
given tonight in honor Of MIR. Joseph
Arch, NJ. p, who is the first agricultural
laborer to be elected to parliament. Mr..
Chamberlain, who presided, made speech
In which he enlarged upon the importance
OF the agrarian reform. He emphasized
the fact that Mr.. Arch is dissenter, and
declared that the church OF England
had never given help to great popular
movements.
Lord George Hamilton, FIRST lord of the
admiralty and a member of the cabinet, in
speech at Crayden tonight said that the
government had determined that one law
be enforced throughout the kingdom,
namely the law OF parliament and of the
queen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

move his family here in June and make
this his future home.
Nineteen cars loaded with emigrants
from several OF the Northern states passed
through Abilene this morning on their
way to California.
The doors Of the Palace hotel were
thrown open last night to a crowd of
young ladies aud gentlemen, who, with a
string band OF Italians TO furnish the
music, came with the intention of dane
Ing, and at once proceeded TO enjoy them
selves. The dance was got up upon short
notice, and was very pleasant surprise
10 the ever accommodating host and host
ess OF the Palace. All participating ex-
pressed themselves as having spent a
most enjoyable evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
aIns co. LIgon ap On aLtner pIlona.


NV ORLzANs, la, Jan. lG.-Dr
Joseph Holt, president OF tho Louisiana
state board OF health, lett for Washington
to-day, He VIII appear before the house
committees On commerce 20 present argu
ment for favorable consideration d IN,
Joint resolutiaN introduced IN congress
Tor The 0ppoirtmcnt Of q med
teal commission 20 70 TO Brazil and Mcxi'
co for the pIispose 81 investigating ths
systems NJ iaocculatiop pnrsued there soi
Che prevention Of yellow fever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

The following testimonial 20 DR.. Prem
.Ico's ability may be q benefit % other
sufferers
GAINEsyfrLE, TEX, Jan. 10, leso.--for
eighteen years have been terrible sui
ferer with bleeding and protrudlng plles'
Or. Prentice cured me In one treatment,
causing me no pain, | was able y Dc
about the following day, nm fully con-
ylnccd by my present condition that 'he
cure viii remain permanent. take
pleasure In letting Hiffcwrs know that
DR.. Prentice can really cure them N one
treatment without using The kniief burn
ing, or any caustlcs or hypodernleal M
iettioDa OF any acids. }. n SQUIRT
IA win be seen In another columns hv
win remain until February l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
ronr non rranan d nentA.

DENVER, Cot, Jan. lG.--A Biukelman
epeclal says q w. Turner, living ON u
claim eleven mites southwest OF Blnkcl-
man, started 70 his nclghbor's aud got
lost. He was found frozen 10 death
Three men named Cherry, Carson and
Carter left Wona, Kan, the 9Th OF this
month, Cherry going home sixteen miles
south. Carson and Carter gong
TO Candy, eighteen miles further on, lost
thoir way. They were found FIVE days
litter sixteen miles from Cherry's place,
all lying side by Side In email FIELD
irogen % death
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

rrespondencc of tho Gazette

Correspondence OF the Gazette
COLORADO, TEX, Jan. l5.--The presents
made TO Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Walker, who
were married yesterday, will foot UP in
the thousands The bridal couples left
on the east-bound train on the l4th to
visit all the principal cities East, New
York, Washington, Philadelphia, etc.
There was large concourse of people to
see the bridal couple of at the depot here
and the best wishes of multitude of
friends and admirers will attend them
wherever they 90 and wish them a safe
and pleasant journey.
Mr. j. Wayers, our railroad agent here,
is visiting New Orleans and the exposl-
tion.
Mr.. |. Carb Is in the city on business.
The knights OF Labor lodge of this
city is growing very fast. Quite num-
Der Joined lately and there are more ap-
plications TO be acted on.
Mr.. Ell Newsom of Midland, promi-
nent ran1hman, is here on business.
Mr.. II. NJ. Wynn is here from Dallas on
legal business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
ClarksyilIe.

70 me 6Azette.
|RKsvILLE, Tex, Jan. lG.-Hugh
a well.to-do farmer living Ave
BON the cry, arose from bed about
flock on the night Of the l4th inst,
dand went out. His wife waited
rlurp until far in the night, aud,
Y appearing, search was instituted
n y no avail. No trace OF him has
~ discovered. Mr.. Donald Is a
luKen, and is not known 10 have
feenies- No cause can be assigned
disappearance, unless his mind
eomc unoaladced by excessive sui
iroA Insomnia OF late.
ngelist r, G. Pearson will com.
a 'olAbor in GAINESVILLE on the 2Sd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
Guarding victoria.

I,oNDoN, Jan. iG The police authori-
ties have made elaborate arrangements
for the protection OF the person Of the
queen on the occasion Of the opening OF
parliament by her majesty. A large
force of detectives has been assigned to
the duty Of guarding the royal party. The
precautionary measures which will be
taken will be more vigorous than any
ever before enforced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
SPARTA.

N- NAefHe,
M Ia Jan. lG. The weather
|lIo. W. v cold and cloudy, with every
h ~, -r..sgenes, living near this place.
.Iss 's the i4th inst, o. con,
ri u, ~ was buried yesterday even
.Itsa "As an Old ana much.respected
',SSn,,s 9ln opened here Yesterday
lssS ss ,'...i Batter at the wheel. and
'dIsso' wv to-day. Several suits
IA I, Daniels Of Gordon and s. n
XXI. ialo Pinto, both LAWYERS Of
's'e p attendance mon ne
{sn 4 a.''ti.a.ogan Of Palo Pinto Maid
Esler ! slslt this morning. Wa 10
! .Issi .s !, Ihis evening IN behalf 81
|e;, ~. q Honor, but being pbysic' g.
n ''sa went home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
waiting for tho oneen.

LONDON, Jan. lG.--Nothing will be
settled regarding the government of Ire
land until after parliament Is formally
opened by the queen next week. Earl
Carnarvon viii return 10 Ireland and re-
sumo the duties of the viccroyship tenn
DorarilY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
louise Michel have been liberated from
Noiss from Chili.

Notes from chm.
VALPARAISO, Jan. l6 The death al
Drummond Hay, British consul, hiss
caused general regret. lie had been a
resident OF this country for many years
lie was also lately honored with
the rank of British representative
before international arbitrary trl.
bnnalS. Flags are at half.
mast In respect to his memory. His fu.
neral took place to-day at 5 p. m.
SANTIAGO, Jan. l6.--Senor Alcio Sau-
martin has published an interesting po.
,liticnl pamphlet, which criticises the
material advance made by the govern.
mcnt OF Santa Maria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
LianO.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

LLANo, TEX, Jan. l5.--Llano has struck
a building boom ut last. Two very fine
churches are building, Baptist and Epis-
copal, the latter being constructed Of
stone. This makes three fine churches
for Llano, which speaks well for coun-
try town thirty-five miles from railway
Several nice and beautiful dwelling
houses are also building.
District court is grinding away, and
our little town is thronged with people
who are camped here both day and night
Q. S. Stoudenmier has returned from an
extended trip to Tennessee,
Dr.J. S. Holman OF Burleson county
came into town on Tuesdays stage.
The clothing of Miss Mabel, the little
daughter of Mr.. A. ID. Lawrence, caught
fire Tuesday and the child was badly
burned.
Prof. Halls Concert company gave an
interesting concert Tuesday night TO a
large audience.
Several men are very busy in the river
at work saving up and packing away ice
for summer use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

t7os, Tsx., Jan. lG.-Col Wash
4 spoke at the Baptist church to-
4 Ills subject was Baylor female
IA date IN the district court there
Hbeen thirteen felony convictions.
1ses we're reduced to misdemeanor
1und guilty and four acquitted.
4 proposed Bolton, Galveston & New
n railway Is being considerably agi-
tpow. This road and Baylor female
IN will make Bolton one Of the best
&in Central Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

|slore Light--"
tome Trx., jan. l6.--The News
WESTON ,, IN an electric light plant
ut 70 , pa, ~ Of Of lighting the entire
b pu anS possibly the adjoining
sss, j, CLEVELAND Pratt, cousin TO
Henry ' has returned from a flying
'es Y, iSIrgiop. where he was cor
Wa aAna Inv his distinguished rela-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

PARIS, Jan lG--M de Frcycinet to-
day made declaration IN the chamber Of
deputies as TO the policy the new cabinet
would pursue lie SAID It's colonial policy
would be less adventuresome than that of
It's recent predecessor, This statement
was received with cheers by the chamber.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
ro ehelter NC roor.

LIMERICK. Jan. lG.--The bolrd OF
Guardians Of the poor law uuion has de-
ctded to erect 500 cottages for the accom-
modotIon Of the poor, 10 cost fsO,oV0'
The money viii be borrowed from The
norernment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
Grand Jury n Earnest.
lpthe Gazette.

'"'J ~ A>hihebt.
'p'he Gazette.
,,ees;oS, FIX, Jan. lG.-The grand
4 ,vAlNeston county is hard at work,
, ,p RON the regular criminal
Inn already returned a number of
\ ~ Mhilc the proceedings of this
a~qulsllorlal body are all conducted
~ Greatest secrecy, it has never.
Faked out that they are giving
4 "~ntion TO occupation tax de-
~ state and County Collector
nv w oeeD ordered to furnish a com,
y. y al such persons, the majority
4 ~ arc lawyers and doctors, on
!, N slaad jury win act. Persons
, 4saoI without license, or whisky
m wv. license, have all been spotted
e.. Sass % stand the consequences
IN s, Il In, mat every delinquent, re.
'Ank or station, will be in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

LoNDox, Jan. lG;-rhe government
win introduce bill In parliament TO
amend the law OF copyright 80 as 70 ena,
BILE England TO enter the international
copyright union.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
Ring Col. Lyon up on either phone


Ngw Yonk, jaa. 1.-THE third game
Ia the STANDARDIZATION champion chess
match was played hero yesterday, each
having before fc0fud one victory. The
attendance was larger thai al TIE pre-
ccdlnq session. z0kertoTt had ;lF poye
ind won TIE ganle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

| 70 lAc Gazette g Con. Hender-
Easo, IE y, nd ex.Gov. Begole, the
Missouri, am statesman, arrived
BY Mlcp, part OF an excur-
today Ave hundred. The party
|ary o. nv nso three trains, one Of
divided q , ~ The City Of Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

tlucsao, M, Ian. No.. lack Burke
aad Ffank Glover. TIE heavy weight
champion 1T Illinois, to-day signed an
anreomeDl 70 nghk Six rounds, Marquis
6I 0eedsssi,if, 5aias, Hi1a one and Il max
ounce gloves, Februggy I. shls eiiy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
omc,al inspecting Tour

s Y Y, TEX, Jan. i6.--A special
sfns s west to-day consisting OF
|pass s,c coaches and one Pullman car,
'peclsi, wc A. A. Egbert, the new
/, 81 sanposrIntendent; w. Cumming,
L. l.. Keller, divisiol
as,auSsnt, and Il. A. Carney, snper-
", !, bridges and building, These
fsns !. y an a tour Of inspection.
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Re-I.nnoling tho Orime, Ast.

LONDON, Jan. lG.-Tho Daily Telc-
graph says The government proposes TO
re-enact the clauses of the crimes act re-
lating 10 boycotting and the parts pro-
vlding for Impartial trials and the crush
ing out on terrorism In Ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
STATE NEWS
i. happenings Of the Day
a. occurrences for veal
or Woe.
over the state Reported
|dns' n0, co. the Gazette by Its
p'''c nm correspondents


V h' , car Ian. l6.-To.day MI
allison sow .lnnIbus, baggage wagon
Of one so v,S to shelby Bros Bros :.
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prare Ylelln. u .Iaek 200.

TopYKA, Kks,, Jan. lG.-- Reports have
been received Of the Hnding 81 thc bodies
u three more men IN The southwestern
portion 81 the STATE, Victims of ihe recent
storms This makes twcnty.fonr bodies
10 al ihat have been fond,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
New inlet to Texas.

! "a TEX, Jan. l6.-The projectors
4 81 ciy psso, 81. Louis & Chicago rail
5. ~ y SSen assured that the necessary
A 10 10 tlnIsh the entire line is secured
f.s viii very largely employ En-
4 "A German capital, and is also as
I N tSe support of wealthy line
=. J o,t Of Chicago, which Is now
III Southwest through Kansas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
sadden Deaths at MarlenfcId

}popdroce Of the Gazette.
SaESFEIp, Tx, Jan. II January
1glng grim record for Marienfeld.
Wells left his home yesterday,
Dc all the family in good health. He
awsy aoout two hours, when he re-
and found his wife lying dead on
8cd, A jury was impaneled, and
&cund verdict that she died from
unknown. The funeral occurred
and before the corpse had been
tae ground another death was oc-
ed By the falling In Of the front OF
lck building, the victim being Mr..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

luSwoop, TEX, Jan. l6.-Burglars
IA an entrance into the grocery OF
I Coleman & Co. last night by prying
Of Inc rear door. They forced
Ia money drawer, and, finding no
4 thew helped themselves to n sup
canned goods and left.
Ireare now three lumber yards in
Emit a carpenter to-day told your
&poudent that the yards could not
il tho demand for building material
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

nosTog, MASS, Jan. iG.--it ~ nov
generally believed that the captain and
Inc entire fourteen eOnls Of tue wrecked
bark Julia A Br0wn, which left Perth
Auiboy for this port gu The Gu inst, we're
dgowncd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
ILIng col. I.Igon up On eItheF prone.
ro.sYorrow Night

Afr n p. Moody, the jewelry auctloneer,
viii give away j gents solid gold ls-kaiat
hunter case watch 70 the purchaser o. tns w.,
t,,nth Article sold, Look out for iSels
hIddlnr. Int the chances are that some
one viii ret an excellent bargain. ms
tratnre in Tic sale will, IN no doubt, draw
an immense crowd At the salf icemi ovg ,
Houston street, between pgan auN
Third