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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
TIE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS. TUESDAY. MARCH .

decisions u a tribunal having no inrisd,c.
ton over the question the sulnclency OF
such cause for suspensions, especially
when bis fear Ia, that such cOnductlu the Of
hcer might De REGARDED by the Republican
maloriiyas a reason Tor the retention Of
the iucunhenuin Office. Thu president viii
never avoid trial by the people for tho ex.
ercisc of any Of his powers or the5ass.
charge OF any of his official duties.
as nc VIII have fair tribunal
on the whole truth; hut BIO declines OBJ.
diencc 10 my unlawful summons 10 trial
under usurped authority by an unirlendly
tribunal and documents relating cxclus.
lively 70 suspensions, and containing IN
nearly every case only n partial state
ment OF the case aud reasons Tor
his suspension In large ma.
iority OF the cases 81 suspensions,
as the minority are informed,
the president had Information cOmmHnl.
Gated 20 him orally by persons considered
reliable, which It would be impossible
Tor him 10 remember or reproduce In
every case so rs to put the senate IN pos.
session OF all the facts which governed
him In the suspension, II the senate had
authority under the constitution or laws
OF tile United States 10 call him 10 ac-
count
In conclusion the majority Of your com
mlttcc are gratihcd at being able TO state
that In the Foriy-sixth congress when
the Democrats had q majority In the sen
ate no such spectacle rs that now OK
hlbitcd 20 the country was ever witnessed
In the history Of us proceedings
Signed JANIS l.. PuGn
RICHARD CoKE.
GEORGE III. VFsf,
HOWELL IL .JkckspS
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ing. shot him through the body, Killing
him Instantly. a constable Who WAS
present arrested the murderer aud started
for Edlnbutg, but was followed by a
crowd from the dalcc-hall, Who made an
attempt 70 take the prisoner TO hang
him. Toe constable resisted, but IN the
scrlmmagc which followed Dongheity
was fatally stabbed through the lungs N
one VI the mob, after which they dispersed
AMI Doughcriy was iakcn 10 Fdnhurg
and jailcd
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

sugar, aioissse,. Cones and Hipe ,iuoin-
tion..
special to thu Gazette.
NEW OGlEANs, la March Sugar
Quict and unchanged, except refinery
sugars. cut.i0af q ! lilo 20 &c FpoNd crd
" % G4c, standard granulnicd "a " 9
;-lGci tonfeclloncrf G3e standard 4
"a 90 . a-iGe.
Molasses steady
Coffee Firm aud unchanged
Rice Qnirt, prime al2.idi0 SIC good
"a TO tie; fair 81 10 sici 0rdinary 70
see; common n to 2lGi MOI, 2io re,
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Gone to New orleans.
special 10 tho Gazette.

ilousToS, Tx, March l,-J. Waldo,
commissioners q W. McLain, secretary,
and G. w. Halle, division clerk Of the
traffic office, accompanied by G. billing.
ham, receiver, and Dan Ripley, general
freight agent OF the Houston 3 Texas
Central, left in a special car for New Or
leans this afternoon to attend the traffic
meeting TO be- held in that city to.mor.
row.
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Comes In and surreuder..

special 70 tho Gazette
CoRsIcASA, Tx, March 1.-The shels
IN aud party that went in search of Dick
Atkinson yesterday morning returned late
last night unable TO llnd him. Atkinson
came into town this morning aud gave
himself up. As soon as witnesses get
here, which will he tomorrow, he Will
have o preliminary examination before
Justice of the Peace u. Johnson. The
suppositlon Is that he was iustl1ahlc IN
what he did aud will he discharged
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',s'seros, March / MIR. Throck.
,o.day introduced bin
w. arrears OF pensions TO
W. ,t.rIa Walker OF Waco,
Nh 10 authorize the postmaster
"A "a adjust and settle the claim OF
|, = e,lrsley, late postmaster at Mon
ior money lost in the malls.
\. savers a., introduced II bill to release
M city Of San Antonio certain
y. n tho military reservation near
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02

WASHINGTON, March The nomlna.
lions Of lIlllsbury and Chase 70 he col.
lectors Of internal revenue at Boston aud
Portland, respectively, we're rejected by
the senate to-day.
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beings and Happenings Of The bay
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
gatherings from over the stats Reported
Specially for the Gazette BY Is
own Correspondents.
Coal Pound Mar Athens.

special 70 the Gazette.
ATKINS, Tx, March NV T.. Jones,
a section foreman, has discovered con.
siderable coal field near this place,
quarter Of a milo from The Texas & St.
Louis railway, which may PROVE 10 be Of
great benefit TO this county and a fortune
10 Jones
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mo rs.tai Ianalnngn.

special 70 ihr'1Alotlc'
Hnow NsyILIE, TEA. March i---satnr-
day M n fandango At che Gnalardo
ranche, near Edinbnrg, slareeilns Doug
n,.r4,. 4 noted desperate, had a quarrel
win FrHDrlSc1 Garcia. Dppgheriy
called carols outside aud, without warn
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special TO the Gazette
PALESTINE, TEx., March The
knights OF Labor OF this city issued
printed circulars to-day, boycotilng the
following firms The Stetson Hat Manu-.
featuring company, the Mallory line, the
Dcuber Watch Manufacturing company
and Fuller 4 Warren Stove Manuiactur-
Inc cOmDnnV
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Won,t lac CouiIrmod,

WASHINGTON, March | The senate
committee on public lands voted 60 re-
port adversely the nomination Of Sur.
ycyor- General Demont Of Utah.
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WAsnINGToS March 1.-The senat,
made the following confirmation to-day
John II. Shaffenr, postmaster at kanka
kcc Ills
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.TEIE: PRIZES.

The following partial list the prizes distributed September
which additions VIII rapidly possible
pctc through arrangements being made,
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~. - 81 N anton aud bil al
s s,,3',,'s !, so per cent Of old Arlh. fos
lfti+i'. 80 -, thDv have been engaged
come tinne par. WE ~, ..nnh rnaA tak.
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luo1fhB no gFcatn unb
, W distribution
Every Yearly Subscriber TO the Weekly Gazette or
TO the Sunday Gazette,
bia 20 Installation
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a YEARLY fsUIElItl"IInN
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Address aHsrdors Nib ne won3ilo
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY
Fort
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CAPT. NJ D. LLOYD President HANK forty worth
President -. MefchA
M.
HOWARD FULLY, jeWcier
JOAN r. SWAYNE.
NJ. HARTSFiELr, arra Coun
W. n. TAYLOR, y
] H.B Coun
w. S. PENDLETON, Representatives
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Heart and Science .,ss, ., 100
Hall Hours with Great Authors 90
intellectual Life .,s 1850
Poems OF Passion .,.s ...l... 80
Every Day Cook hook ,s. 900
Social Problems ,..,, 1926
The Kentucky Housewife ,. l.B0
losephus' Complete Works 800
Popular American Dictionary 90
Modern Thinkers ,,,s. $50
Talnc's English Literature lt. l2b
.lunlus Letters lA .f.,.st 30
Confessions oi an opium Eater 100
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S 2,0OO.00!.
Given Away.
THE GAZETTES
FIRST
SGmtARRua| Distribution Of Valuable Premiums
SEPTEMBER 1, 1856.
So, 10000 IN PREMIUMS.

distribution personal noc
and
w
EvkY SUBSCRIBER the WEEKLY GAzETTR year or SUNDAY
ior one year WI e entitled % chance the distribution 1h
o0 aycar aud ~ THE PAPER ALONE
mail subscriber either editions
titmp 10 a n
The Grand SemAnnua Distribution Of Premiums September l.
1886, Aggregatng 81 900 In Value.
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the SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered at the Galveston scs-
sion.

Decisions Rendered at the Galveston ses-
sion.
special 70 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. Feb. l2.-The SUI
premc court to-day rendered decisions in
the following cases: The Beaumont Pas
ture Company VS.. Preston & Smith, from
Jefferson county, reversed and remaDded.
w. r. Neal ct al. vs.. III. C.. Bartlesou ct
al. and H. G. Bartlcson ct al. VS.. w f.
Neal CT al, from Colorado county. This
is suit where both parties appealed.
Justice Slayton delivered the opinion re-
versing and remanding case In favor Of
w. i. Neal ct al,
Collins & Douglas VS.. l.. w. Cooper,
from Houston county, affirmed.
II w. Quicken ct oil. vs. Charles Riley
ct al, from Colorado county, affirmed.
The Galveston, Harrisburg & San
Antonio Railway vs.. A.Causey, from Colo
RADIO county, affirmed.
W. Il. Doris VS.. S. a. Brown & Co.,
from Galveston county, affirmed,
The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Rail
way VS.. John MCGOWAN, from Galveston
county, submitted on briefs and oral ar
gumeuts for both parties.
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A Rescue Feared.
Special to tho Gazette.

opeclhl 10 inc GhzcttU,
WILLIS PoiST. TEX, Feb. 1.-THE
sheriff Of Titus county was here to-day,
after Que Bill Boyd, who is in jail,
charged with disposing of stolen horse
of Mr.. Mellon living in the southern
part of the county, at whose instance he
was arrested and committed last Mon
day. He was brought to this city Tues
day for an examining trial, and has
given our officers considerable trouble,
a heavy guard being required to
retain him in custody. For want of ma
terial witnesses he was re-committed to
jail at Canton.
young gentleman who accompanied
the sheriff from Titus recognized Boyd as
one Gillian, an old deperado and leader
OF an organized gang Of horse thieves,
who has through the connivance of kim
dred spirits escaped Jail no less than
seven times. Sheriff Meredith refused to
surrender the prisoner until the charge
here was satisfied. lie Is reported to be
a man of wealth and influence. A rescue
is feared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
WACO.
Sui Ross will Not Come Down Until
He Has Been Governor One
Term, Maybe Not Then.
Eminent Episcopal Diyines to Preach in
waco-stilI After Tickle
Curiosities.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette,
WACO, Tx, Feb. l2.-Therc is consid-
crab-e talk here over the dispatches pub
lisbed in THE GAZETTE yesterday, insinu.
ating that delegation of Wacoites had
been to Austin TO talk over the matter of
Withdrawing Gen. Ross from the guber-
material canvass. The Day this evening
publishes short interviews with Messrs.
Il. j Gurley aud j. Il. Elgin, the ouly
Wacoitos of prominence who have been
TO Austin this week. Both boot at the
idea of their being there ON such a mis-
sion and say IL is absolutely
untrue Mr.. Gurley says the only talk
he had about the matter was with six
prominent lawyers of Austin, who he met
in an attorneys office, aud they told him
they intended TO see that Travis county
instructs for Ross. Elgin says he was
chaffed about the matter by some OF the
newspaper men and told them the rumOr
was false. The Day states that Gen. Ross
is in the field, will stay In it and will be
out In clearcut interview within u few
days, defining his position. This fact was
telegraphed you last night.
The Examiner is indignant over the
rumor, and says
The thin poll zeal dodge OF ticking Ross down.
now being played by the swain men, ne an :
nounccu Oy thc statesman and telogruphcd to
the NewB and GAzFrrE. IN unworthy the man
agtment Of even that awkward campaign
However, the wish seems to be but father to
Che Thought, but i,oas viii not "como down"
until he has served the state one term as gov.
ernor, and of that the Swan men may rest per.
tCctlS assured.
Emerson and Cameron, the burglars
captured yesterday, were arraigned be-
fore Justice Davis this afternoon on the
charge of robbery and burglary aud
waived examination. In default of $1,000
bond each they were committed to iail
again. The money found on them being
fully identified was returned TO the own
crs, Messrs. Lyons and Armstrong The
Kit OF burglars tools captured with the
precious pair was complete and unique,
and attracted many sight-seers to-day,
Bishop Garrett OF Dallas Is expected to
arrive here Sunday and preach next week.
Bishop Elliott of San Antonio with
several prominent clergymen OF the do
cese will arrive next Tuesday to attend a
meeting TO be held during the week in ST.
pauls church, Episcopal,
The city to-day declined the PROPOSE
ton OF the county commissioners to lease
the convict labor OF the county for one
year, to work on the streets OF the city,
the county receiving $40 per month for
each able-bodied male convict. The
county has no way of utilizing their con
Wet labor, save by leasing 1t to private
parties.
Another shcrlff's posse went out last
night to take another hunt for Harry
Tickle, the outlaw, who has created so
much excitement here of late, but have
notreturnedyet.
The city has made the water-works
company u proposition 20 make anew
contract running twenty-five years, aud
contemplating an extensive increase of
the system. The proposition has not yet
been accepted by the water company.
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win 'and be can rest assured Of crowd
cd house whenever be will visit Decatur
Now, II We can got Sam jones TO come
over from Dallas and give us round up
on the arm-clutch we VIII DC happy
awhile
Farming Is beginning IN earnest ~ wise
county now. A larger acreage OF cotton
will De planted than ever before, IN con-
sequence OF the loss 70 tho wheat crop.
The man Henry Tickle, whom your
Waco correspondent reports as being shot
at Waco on the 10th, Is also wanted badly
ia Wise county for too much familiarity
with other mems horses. lie was In jail
here once and broke jail when Mclntire
did, some twelve months since.
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Howard on. MIN boycott.
Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX. Feb 10 The


PALESTINE, TEX, Feb l2.--The follow
ing printed notice was circulated
in Palestine to-day: "Notce
to the Publlc--The Howard
Oil company at Palestine have locked out
all the Knights OF Labor from their works
and refuse to entertain arbitration about
the matter. Therefore, the knights of
Labor OF this city respectfully request
every lover and friend of tree labor to
give the Howard Oil COMPANY ut Palestine
wide berth until the matter is finally
settled. BY order Of the executive board
OF assemblies No. 3744 and STI5.u With
one OF the circulars In hand your reporter
called at the office of Mr. r. S. Catl.art,
superintendent of the oil works,
who, In reply to that part of
the circular which says that
the company had locked out all Knights
OF labor from their works. pronounced
the statement as unqualitledly false. He
says when a man applies to him for work
the applicant is never asked whether he
belongs to the Knights of Labor or any
other organization, and that no discrim-
nation has ever been against laborers
ON that account within the last two years.
knights of Labor have approached him
Tor work and he has always told them to
come along and 10 would give them en-
ployment, but none Of them came, In
the meantime the works remain closed,
and Mr.. Cathcart says the situation suits
the company very well at this particular
time, and whenever they want to start
the machinery they will have no trouble
in doing so.
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BAIRD.
The knights of Labor at Work for the
Boycott-Big Business,
special TO the Gazette.

oJSutt-bis BUSINESS.
Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tex, Feb. ia committee
oil knights of Labor, Ave in number
headed by Mr.. JEFF Tompkins, waited on
tne business men of the city Yesterday
evening and succeeded in getting the siG-
natures OF all who were asked exceSt
Tour citizens who were not disposed Ia
sign the petition concerning the bovcott
OF the Mallory line, Climax tobacco facs
yory, Stetson Hat company and Sanger
BROS. MIR. S. L, Robertson signed no
petition by the Knights allowing him tho
privilege to exclude Sanger Bros. from
the Ist lie told them he would he nov.
%, before he would 90 back ON Thorn
Inc four citizens who refused n Sif,a ,i,a
petition did so because they thoueht n
rlsht Tor every American citizen "a not
upon that liberty allowed him bv onr
government. None of the four wonId
nav nave lei' any material change in their
on by signing the petition, but, as
w, We understand it, refused as matter of
Inc railroad business seems 10 he
sooo, we learn the road made nearly
Sauu,VVo the month Just ended, more
enah during January of 1855. There
was one full train OF sixteen cars All
ioaceu with cotton passed here this
morning for mills IN the Republic ~
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pied nj clifton.

Special to the Gazette.
CLIFTON, TEX, Feb. 12.-.Qulto sad
ness pervaded the town this morning
when the death of Mr.. ID. A. O'Neal, a
young and highly esteemed groceryman
Of this place, was generally known. He
died OF pneumonia at O'Clock this morn
ing, after an Illness of fifteen days. He
was an honest and energetic merchant, a
good citizen and kind husband. lie
leaves young wife, u little babe, and IL
community OF friends to mourn his loss.
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Court NJ Denton.

Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, Feb. l2.-George Green,
convicted Of burglary, was to-day SEN
fenced to two years confinement in the
penitentiary; appealed. Bert Atterberry,
theft of horse, five years; appealed. John
Sutton, assault with intent to rob /;
granted new trial; bond at $500.
The evening has been spent in argu-
ment for new trial In the Freeman case
The judge reserved his opinion till morn
ing.
The commissioners court is in session
and has appointed new set of road over
seers for the county.
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pEoATuR.

Commissioners Court--riokIe wanted IN
Wise County Farming negins.
special 20 the Gazette
DECATUR, TIN, Feb, i2.-'Phe com.
missioners' court Is quite busy appoint.
Ing road oyersecrs, opening new roads
and securing reports ~ county officers
preparatory 10 district court, which meets
here Monday, February IL, with the hcav-
Test clyil docket ever known TO Wise
county together with six murder cases to
try,
Luther Benson has been With us two
nights and dispensed his twenty years.
knowledge Of dgunkard's life and his
work, Fifteen Years In He'll, iIe was greet
Cd With crowded houses here and carried
on many IF our shckels and much good
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no hide shame.

Special 70 the Gazette.
BRowSwooD, TEX, Feb. l2.-Yester-
day afternoon young baby, which was
evidently born the night before, was
found dead in the lot Of Maj Rankin,
where 10 had been thrown the night be-
fore. The child was wrapped in an old
piece Of calico, and was found by two
children who were playing in the yard.
A jury Of inquest has been at work all
day on the case, but has as yet rendered
no verdict. The child's head was
crushed and leg broken when Il was
found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
PARIS.
Has the Santa re Bought the Marshall,
Paris s. Northwestern?

Special to the Gazette.
PANS, Ten, Feb. H. 1t is said by ihe SANTA
Fc officials that II Paris fails 10 raise S5 600 Inc
required amount, that the road win then be
quit 10 Honey GROW and on TO Red river and
meet the Frisco there. And, In case /, does.
we predict that It viii make q sherman ont al
rarls ano make another little Denlson on Rcd
river. SO, II the Paris people will wake mn 10
THEN sense OF dut,, they can't afford 10 lei tho
santa nc so around them. A committee was az
WORK Yesterday evening receiving subscripti ms
rS My sa nc, Ihey made up about Si2, 500.
thirty days after the contract signed. and TIM
ilrst payment of 5000 to bo paid when the
s suN,g ID commenced IN Lunar county, and
days after that 5000 more, and tho other
$4,000 obe paid when the trains are runninf,
between Paris and Dallas. A few other re-,
MARKS were made BY several of Tho gentlemen,
and tue meeting adjourned n to night,
81, rh ns GOOD Teuplars had called meeting at
INC innrary nan last night, with view to reor.
present, small amount OF business was ~
tended TO. The minutes of their Last meetinp
Wee read and approved. A committee ON BIO
curing a place for the lodge TO meet rcpoTted
tnat the library hall could be secured by pavi S,
Sta mon rent during the winter months,
while Mood had to be furnl he'd, and that Il
could DC had cheaper in the summer
SIN some cotton continues 10 cone 10 Paria
yates \ Brown bought 1903 bales yesterday.
rtank hlll, manager OF the Texas Express
company, and lady,go to Bonham this morninr
Capt H.. Nj, LLOYD, supcrtntendent ~ ne
Marshall, Paris q Northwestern RAILWAY com.
nnny, came In from Marshall yesterday even
ing, ana lhis morning he went out on this end
OF the line. THE GAZETTE correspOn dpnt had
short talk with MIR. Lloyd at the depot this
morning ~ he was starting back 10 Mnrshall
lie say there Is about ten miles graded on thjs
end now, that the people here are doing tacm.
selves an injustice in not paving their
subscriptions, aud that then the
ROAD would 10 pushed right throngh
70 completion and he says ihat tho yiee nyssi'
cent OF the Dad Is 10 New York now nfter
money 70 90 on with tho work anyhow,whether
W poopi" mere paw or not. lie made an ma.
WIN so 70 Galveston Monday, at the request of
ne santa Re officials, and We learn from out
siac sources that the Gulf, Colorado \ santa Fo
Marshall, Paris & Northwestcrn' 'N' '"e
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Entertainment at sherman

SpncIhI 20 inc UNkbtIe,
SHERMAN, Tx, Fobl2.--The military
minstrels entertainment was well re.
ceived tonight, and the participants
were so frequently applauded that several
acts were encored before quiet could DO
restored, The play was grand success
financially, AT the close OF the play the
military company gave hop at the
Binkley house in hcnor OF their visiting
friends OF the Dallas Light Guards, and
this amusement was continued until they
departed on the 1885 train for home.
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Special TO the Gazette.
MCGREGoR, TEX, Feb i2.-The corner
stone has been laid, aud the frame for
the new Baptist church Is rapidly being
raised. When completed 1t will be the
most imposing structure in the city. 1t
win be furnished In modern style, with n
capacity Of seating 800 people.
Mrs James Koyer, the inimitable
friend of The young folks, will give a
grand valentine receptionat her residence
Saturday evening.
The weather is ilne, and preparations
are making to plant the largest acreage
ever before cultivated in this precinct.
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Kyle Terry Indicted.

Special TO the Gazette
Houston, TEX, Feb. 12.-The grand
jury now In session has returned an in
dlctment against j. Kyle Terry, who
killed Policeman Henry Williams last
Monday, charging him with murder
This morning his attorneys made appllca-
ton for writ of habeas corpus, Judge
Cook has fixed the time for hearing the
case next Wednesday morning.
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special to the Gazette
BELLvnlE, TEX, Feb. ~. The citi-
zens are iubllant here over the order of
the commissioners court, in session, to
build a new courthouse, which is very
greatly needed. No approNimated figures
have yet been agreed upon as to the cost,
but II Is believed IL will be in the vicinity
OF $4,000. This, 1t is strongly believed,
VIII be the advent of a big boom for
BellYille.