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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
SHERMAN.
Good Bridges TO be Built for the Cit.
liens OF Grayson County Where
Needed.
District Court-wRnt the County to Rear
the Burden Back TO Kentucky.
Personal.
5 ,cctslto the Gazette

aCctai 10 the Gazette
SHERMAN, Tx, April lS.-The city council
met last night 70 count the vote Of the late city
election. The footlugs retained by the Judges
were approved and declared TO be correct.
After this business was concluded, plans for
the build uE Of a bridge across East Post Oak
90 The street leading out 20 the WhItesboro
rad were adopted, and an orcer was made TO
solicit bids for TIE sane. TO be acted upon st
sas EeEzizr useeting. Monday night, next This
bridge q 10 BE eighty ak feet san, restir z
tgo si1rsaLGs With = fourteen feet road way
between TIE supersiruc;ure IL 70 be bald Of
oak EriCh q fornd b. actual test 10 ouilast
soar pinE tsitgcs when expos q % the weather
vi bout = eoyer, ne this viii be.
TIE bfic-e across tho other fork OF this
Mitchell 4 Eaul for $50, and VIII be similar 10
this ia ali except the sidewalks, which are not
n eded beyond the ihickfF settled part u the
city.
fhe disirlc; cont occupied the morninE 10
the trial OF Louie Blackwell, charged with
burglary. He was convicted and given Two
years
Citizens Of Howe were before the commits
sioneTs' court das 10 get assistance from the
county In taking care OF the wounded man Tro,
bridge, who was shot by the town marshal
about month ago The town of Howe has
made an appropriation to pay expenses hereto
fore accrued, but as many OF the citizens are
kicking at the cost the county Is now asked TO
assume the payment OF the hi Is. Trobridge Is
thought 10 be eou ewhAt improved but his limbs
and body below the wound are totally paraly zed
yet, and Il Is very doubtful II he ever RECEIVERS.
Mr.. H. Webb who sold hts farm In Henry
county, Ky, and came with his family TO sher-
man about year ago, left yesterday for hts
old home again. His neighbors here regret to
lose him sgu citizen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
FIRE RECORD.
again at Terrell.

sreoIal to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, April i3.--Again the
lurid flames burst forth ia our young and
proud city This moralng about : O'Clock
the alarm was sound d and men, women
and children calleu from their peaceful
siumbers. On first peep TO the outer
world CONSERVATION seized upon them,
for distance OF half mile the elements
were almost as light as day. IL was an
old house situated on Virginia street
known as J. @. Durbam's old staud. It
was frame, and Of value not exceeding
$500. Il was filed principally with baled
hay and this was the reason of such a
flame. The Building and con-
tents were a total loss, amounting to
probably $500. Insurance in the New
Orleans Insurance association on build
ing, $3.50; on contents, $3.50. Origin of
the fire is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

wAsnrScToN, April l9.-The senate
committee on commerce to-day agreed to
favorable report on Representative
James bill TO regulate commercial sales
of goods and merchandise The bill reads
as follows; "That the residents Of each
state aud territory may within other
states aud territories, and within the Dis
trict Of Columbia, solicit dealers or
merchants orders for goods or merchaD-
disc by sample, catalogue, card, price
list, description or other representation
without the payment Of any license or
tax"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

special "a the Gaaniie.
WASHINGTON, April is.-Texas postal
ORDERS New pOst1asieFs and odices-
John W. McClzrgAn, EidE.dss, Gray
County warrs . SkU. uearae. Sacog.
docnes cannsy EsgFl5 q Tzylor. Tsickei,
Polk coaasy= Els D. Phiili7s. EstoF,
Faunin coun-g Es41ss ,osgaea I.Gse-
borough SgssuEs Htggsl eoGuGF- Spe-
clal service htlgsal G.lf Ezi+ EbZ,ss Cree Z
Dallas c0uusg. &scElllGGst5 P1sgnss e
at Atchison. Bro m giaEITF, 1assaz 1saEed
Mail messeugE asrv5aF sifst a--1esf 10
NacogdocheS, Mo- : pt.ta.s tlaEEsV. from
Houston, East West TtEHs railway, TOR
all service required. SmE sarEica be-
tween Henderson an6 NeE salem IN.
creased TO three times weet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
Combinations.

WASHINGTON, April lS--Tbe senate
to-day made the following combinations
John a. McClennand, to be member OF
the board OF registration In Utah.
Robert Lawen Of Indian Territory,
agent Of Union agency, Indian Territory
NJ NJ. Mccormack VI Dakota, secretary
OF Dakota.
" G., Marney Of Washington territory,
receiver az Sposapd Falls, Washington
W. +, Russell Of Louisiana. regis ter at
Nscud0ohes, La.
r. ). parke Of West Virginia, principal
clerk OF public lands in the general land
onlce.
NJ, u Baldwin Of Ohio, agent Of the
Blackfcet agency, Montana
Thirly-nine pQsimasters were also con
iTIned Among the number were the
following IN Texas; d. S. Chessher,
Georgetown, Tex; H. a. McMeans,
San Marcos; +. Galisaborough, Ennis.
" v. Collins, Gonzales; CNcthlng, Lu-
ling, Tex; H. z Hoard, San Antonio;
n 4 Gary, Galveston, Tex; Howell
LAtum, Beiton, Tex; John II. Cochran,
Dallas. Ia addition 10 the above a large
number Of naval appointments were con
armed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
ON WALL STREET.
The General Upward Movement in
Stocks is Checked and Reac.
ton Sets In.
The Railroad Bond Market Active-Busi
ness Widely Observation-Disclosures
Steady,
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

Special TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK, April 13.-The railway
bond market was irregular to-day Sales
were made as follows Fort Worth &
Denver City at s9s, Houston & Texas Cen
trail at 1908, Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe 2's
at l04, rs at l244, do, gold G's at 1898,
Missouri, Kansas g. Texas G's at g4l, do.
rs at ll44, Texas & Pacific st 5l{, Texas
s st. Louis rs at &c, do. 2's 1t 4S4, Texas
& Pacific Rio Grande diyis. at 5lI, do.
incomes at 80.
Cotton declined from to points.
Wheat and other grain was steady.
OIL is advancing and CLOSED at 75l
Coffee was steady.
Money 2 per cent.
Governments strong and steady.
Sterling flrmer.
Stocks to-day halted, hesitated and fell
back The upward movement was
checked. Reactions were IN order and in
consequence there was conversion Of
paper profits into cash and some renewal
of bear offerings.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, April lS.-Government
bonds dull.
Railroad bonds active: business
widely distributed. The closing prices
show fractional advances.
Stocks were again strong, the first
prices generally showing small advances,
and during the first hour there were fur.
Their fractional gains, but the room
traders who bought yesterday and the
day before, for time, and other larger
operators who were not ready to see the
market advance so rapidly became sellers
OF stock, and in this they were aided
by renewed sales for the short account,
resulting in decline which continued to
nearly p. m. The movement w4s irreg-
ular, and at times some of the more ac-
tive stocks were quite feverish. In the
afternoon drive was made at Union Pa
ciiic, resulting In decline OF per cent,
and the whole list sympathized 10 a
greater or less extent There was alb
solutely no news on the street. The
market closed about steady, within small
fractions of the lowest figures of the day
and at declines as compared with last
evening OF J to I, except In few in
stances where the losses amounted 10
over per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

Troy, N. ", April 1o.-About hall The
scholars at the Eleventh Ward school
struck for shorter hours this afternoon.
They demanded single session per day
from a. IN. until noon. The boys pro-
cured sticks and threatened violence to
the pupils who did not join them. Police
men were sent TO the scene 10 give what
ever protection was necessary. The
strikers tried to induce the boys 10
another school TO follow their example.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
Terrell.

Special 70 the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, April lS.--Mrs w. l.,
HUI Of kaufman was in the city to-day
shopping.
4. NJ. Hobbs and family OF Forney
were In to-day laying IN spring goods.
w, I. Nichols, tax collector, has been
on hand to-day punching up tardy tax
payers. He says that the delinquent list
will be much smaller than either last year
or the year before.
Farmers are making good use of this
open weather, and but few are seen on
the streets.
w. B, Wade, attorney from Rockwell,
and Judge II. Z, league Of Kaufman
were In attendance ON Justices court yes
terday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

SAG HARnoR, N. T., April lS.--while
Capt ConSlin Of the Georgia liie-saving
station was on watch this morning, he
discovered the broad side Of schooner
lying on the beach about three miles east
OF East Hamton. The bow was evidently
smashed Apparently 1t was portion of
4 schooner Of about 500 tons. Another
piece OF wreckage was seen in the ocean
working towards shore No name has
been found yet, but Il is supposed that
she is the schooner which sunk the steam
shin Oregon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
THE SUPREME COURT.

A humber Of Important Gases Decided at
Austin.
special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, April lS.-In the SUI
preme court the following orders were
made
Affirmed Lyon aud Gribb!e ys. Logan
and Munday, from Clay; State vs.. Stone
Cattle company, from Archer; BlantOn ct
al vs.. Ray ct al, from Fannin Tidball
ct al vs.. Eichoff, from rarrant
Affirmed with damages; Morton vs..
oliver & Grlggs, from Dallas; Matlock
". First National bank, from Cooke.
Reversed and remauded; Cartwright ct
al vs.. Moore, from Graysoni Brown vs..
Hearon, from Grayson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
Amendment to the PostoHics App. ars..
tion Bin.

WASHINGTON, April l3.--Scnator Frye
to-day reported favorably from the COM
mittee on commerce IN amendment in
tended to be proposed 10 the postoflice
appropriation bill. IL increases the APP
preparation for the transportation OF for.
eign mails from 1915, 900 to 81 900, 900,
aud provides that this amount shall in.
clude the cost of railway transit across
the lsthmus Of Panama. The amendment
further changes the bill so as to direct
the postmaster general 10 enter in
to contracts with American built and
registersed steamships whenever posi-
Ole Tor the transportation Of any part Of
said foreign mails, after legal advertise
mont, with the lowest responsible bidder,
at rate not TO exceed 90 cents a nautical
mile Of the trip each way actually travelled
between this terminal points; provided
also, however, that the aggregate OF such
contracts shall not exceed $500, 600 OF the
sum appropriated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
ENDS WELL.

Houston Changes "a Baker for a smith a.
Mayor.
specialize the Gazette
Houston, Tx April iS.-The trouble over
tue late municipal election in Houston has az
as, =, neea happily settled by the swearing in Of
y smith as mayor and the newly elected
aldermen The council chamber was crowded
y tn spectators, owing 70 4 rumor that the ala
uoaFd would reconsider their action az INC last
meeting, IN which they declared officially mai
smith was elected.
N O'Clock his honor W. Il. Baker convened
we ola coungh, and after transacttng routine
business adjourned sine die and imrrendsred
" elected mayor and aldermen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

Speclal 30 The Gazette
WAsHISGroS, April IS.--.fhe senate
and house committees on commerce both
to-day agreed 10 q favorable report on
Representative James bill TO regulate
commercial sales Of goods and merchan-
disc
Senator Sawyer reported fayorably TO-
day bill 10 authorize the granting of
pensions TO petty officers in the navy or
marine corps who rendered service as
such although not actually enlisted.
The selection u Hon. William H..
Grain 70 represent Texas on the congress
slonal Democratic campaign committee
gives general satisfaction here, and the
appointment is regarded as a most nitlng
one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

Special TO the Gazette. -''''

special To the Gazette.
MOUNT PLEASANT, TEx.. AZ
passenger on train No. 2 due N
p. m. tried to play a little Fan,
ductOr Gordon, but it did nj, 4
passengers statement wes d
ductor that he had bought !
Texarkana at Gilmer aud th,l !
agent had substituted a RI
for the 1eXarkana ticket, AZ
wanted to 60 to Texsrksu
trains arrival at the next MA
burg, Conductor Gordoa ,elen|
the agent at Gilmer for M
who denied what the passetesl
conductor. On the trains An
the passenger was inlroda,aI
tiCke. agent aud requested 10 4;
ticket to Texarkana, otherWIs
not carry him. The passensal;
grum0ling finally took III IN
advice, ali the while inslstlnt2i
done so at Gilmer. There lid
OF a few dollars on a ticket IA
mer to Bette aud one reading I
Texarkana which was IN Tie n
favor. This may accountiuk,
proceedings. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
THREE OF A KIND.
These Were In Kentucky, Good Reader,
Not Texan Near.

These Were In Kentucky, Good Reader,
Not u Texan Near.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April i2--lnforuatlon
reached here 90 daY OF thee sensational muir
ders In Bell county, by, during the past
week.
Eiihuo sailor married a sister Of WIN. Shelf
Tho couple quarreled, aud the woman deserted
him, The hushand went in search OF his
wife, accom- panied by youug She'll her brother.
They fonDd Der la rlrovillo hid IN a smoke
house sailor forced her TO 20 with HIM and
AZ they started away shell shot SAILOR three
times, NortHly Wounding him.
She'll was one OF the mon Who murdered
HOskins and his daughter about year ago.
In the second murder, Berrs Turner started
out say uE he was going TO kil his msn 10 day.
Meeting man named l.cwis no leyeled his
KUN and shot HIN dead without warning.
Tho tkird ease occurred on Clear creek. 4
number % eoentrymcr had gathered at house
ana after engaging In drunken frolic sot inIo
general light.
Away . heth foodln WAS found
dead and VIM Do0gherty, who. II Is thonght,
Killed eoOdin, was stretched'o on the hoog with
one eye shot opi and his nose shot on, dead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
Naoogdoches.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NAcoGDocHEs, Tex, April 10 .-Gard-
ems and fruit have been badly injured by
the late cold snap. The extent Of the
damage is not exactly known. MANY
farmers report having to replsnt corn.
Work on the Baptist church, in aid of
which a supper was given the other night,
Is slowly progressing. 1t is expected,
however, that the work will be rushed to
completion soon.
Our citizens are anxiously awaiting the
expected change in the administration of
the Bremond Narrow Gauge railroad.
which VIII make standard gauge of ii
ana thus give us an uninterrupted outlet
to the gulf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
alliance Resolui,o,,


Special TO the Gazette.
GORDON, TEX, April 18Th
Farmers alliance at IL Id
meeting unanimously adoptel4
ing resolutions:
Whereas, many local and n
ences have adopted resoIu!ln1
ing TO voice the spirit aud 4
the order of the Farmers slr|
Whereas, a disparity 81 N
pressed, some expressing syz,
the Knights OF Labor in tneifsl
redress of grievances, whIld
that the aims and purposes
orders are as different as dla|
night, some indorsing strlEal
colts, while others condemn
Whereas, resolutions havl
lished from many cities an
Texas, purporting TO voice ihs 4
of the people of these tcTli
with regard TO hoycotts n
most of which condemn ihs1
strike as a thing to be "a
despised by our people; and, \
Whereas, we deem 1t our " {
out upon these matters, therd9
Resolved, that we ~
Knights OF Labor to BE-
of as honorable and high.H
as may be found in any pls
men in America; and thatth
upon which their order !;
sound, just and equitable
lieve 1t to be consistent oall
principle and wise policy fofp
alliance to make common
them TO repal. the invasion q
monopoly and corporsted ya
we believe TO be rapidly ~
natural rights of the great IA
people without regard 70 h
color, nationality, cause or Z.
while we deprecate the "a
boycott as inconsistent VIZ
and genius OF a Christian sE
civilized people, yet we bsle'
fully as legal, just aud sqa
methods commonly used y r.
in their dealings with thsP
that we know Of 20 othef
that farmers and laboreIs
force capitalists 10 respect Y
That inasmuch as we DO 20
Knights OF Labor Us an oIs'
any more responsible lQl
bloodshed in Fort Worth ~.
who stand opposed to them
DO not deem it our dup =
sentiments with regard Y
affair.
That a copy of these -
forwarded to the Fort W.
and Labor Siftings, with TX
fish. w. p GIBBS
j. II PARKTh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

KANSAS CRY, Mo, April lS.-The fact
became known to-day that an attempt
was made TO IRE the Missouri Pacific
freight depot In West Kansas City last
night. An officer discovered an unknown
man In the act Of lighting pile of shay
ings placed against the building The
ESCAPED, though the officers
sent bullets after him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
Wants Damages.

9pecIaI 20 tno Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April lS.-Flar;o
Arebello, former Mexican emplove ON
tne San Antenio & Aransas Pass route,
MED a suit against the road to-day cIain
ing $4,000 damages for pair Of broken
legs, The accident occurred on Deem.
ner u, last year. While the plaintiff
was coming 10 town from the front no
rode on tat car, with his legs danellne
Gown from the side OF the car, and in
WA. position he was knocked off by q
projecting timber at one of the cattle
glards' His life was despalred Of far
many months, though he finally got we'll
having nrst had both legs amputste3
Ueiow the knees. This Is the first sniff ~
inc snS kind sganst the new railroad com.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
No Convictions.
al IN fha Ea1nt.o

F1N.'1I 70 VIC NaLUILts
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, April l8.-In the
district court to-day indictments for
murder against Charley Leps, Hiposito
Villanueva and Guadalupe Valasouez
were nolle pressed. These. crimes were
committed three years ago. LAWYERS
secured continuances until all witnesses
died on or skipped the country.
Leps was indicted in Starr county for
Killing Pedro Ponce in the fight in CIeorge
Decker's saloon when County Survevor
wet was assassinated three years ago.
Inc evidence in the case OF Marcellus
Dougherty, who shot Pancho Garzea In
nloalgo county last February, showed
tnat the killing was done in self.de.
Tense. 'Sii'"S-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
MANNING WILL GO OUT.
Secretary Manning VIII Not Resume
His Duties as Cabinet
Minister.
Texas Patents Issued Yesterday
Batch OF Nominations and
Combinations.
Grain to Represent Texas on the congres
sional Democratic Campaign
Committee.
vino van sueeead ,Iannlne :

special 20 the Gazette.
wAsHINGToS, April ia.-The nearest
friends Of Secretary Manning ssy it Is
Settled that he win not attempt 70 re-
sumo his duties at the treasury derart-
ment. II, as now seems probable, he
shall partly recover his health, one Of
his friends thinks that when his Dhysl-
clans will permit him 70 travel he vii take
a sea voyage, ana that he will be then APP
pointed minister to Austria.
"Nfanning's appointment" said this
gentleman, ''would be very pleasantly re-
celved 6y Austria Il would help TO re-
rove the slight difference that has eX-
listed STAGE the Kelley Incident"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

Special " the Gazette.
wAsniNGToS, April 10 Texas pstents
issued to-day Thomas W Carrico, San
Antonio, mold and angle piece used in
constructing concrete walks; Thomas J..
Eubanks, assignOr of one-hslf to + ~.
Chendler, Rogers, cultiyatOri Charlie J..
Ferriott, assiguor 20 j, i. Erwin, Tehua-
cana, cotton-chopper; Andrew j Haw-
kins snd s. II. Allen, Strawn, sxle iu0ri-
Gator, Frank A. Heusley, San Antonio,
steam vgcuum pumps joel I kitchum,
Rockwell, plow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

United states, and to inform the house
what steps, n any, he had taken to bring
such unwarrantable and unfriendly act OF
the Dominion authorities TO the attention
OF the British government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, April lS.-The survey
ing corps OF the Abilene 6 San Angelo
railroad in charge of Engineer hurry
Barris was heard from yesterday and is
now about forty-lye miles from Abilene,
rapidly advancing through a magnificent
country which cannot be excelled by any
lands in Texas either for agricultural
purposes or the construction of railroads,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
FlIllps Qp

Special 10 the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Tx, April <.
her of shop hands herc1s
increased. The number q W
III, with a large number e
from local strikers and paieS
strike at this point Is ressS
OF the past. The nuln9r
the shops has been cut es 4
ten Of this number Dei%
ployes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

BOWIo
special 70 the eazette.

|TTT71lIFlI V IIII INNEEEE
BOWIE, TEX, April 18.-The case Of
the State VS.. j. S. Irvine, for the killing Of
Capt. Kerr last July, has been postponed
by mutual consent until next court.
Mr.. Alex. Hutchinson is sinking a shaft
for coal on his place, five miles from
town. He is now down forty feet. He
says he has every indication Of coal below
him, and that be win 90 down until he
strikes it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
Tyler.
lyle
speelal 10 the CiaZettn.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, April l3.-All restric-
tions against receiving live stock and
perlsbable goods on the Missouri Pacific
were to-day recalled, and the agent here
is now receiving all. kinds of freight, as
before the strike.
Mr.. John II. Carter, former citizen of
Tyler, but who has recently removed
with his family to Fort Worth, has de.
cided to return to his old home. and to-
day purchased the Krug drug establish
ment of Mr., Robert j. Bowen at this
place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

WASHINGTON, April lS.--The president
to-day sent the following nominations 70
the senate. Posimasiers, Samuel II.
wogoner at San Jose, Cal william 4.
Baker at Fairbury MI Charles II
Brown at Sterling, Kan.i Marshall
Berdsall al Emporia Kan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
rryJust t,ae

Buy package Of Silver Loaf and give
i $ tair trial, II you 10 this YOU win
never regret Il. Hou many disastrous
failures in making hre cause troublous
yexetion ia the housed. dd2 This can All
De obviated by 3 trial Silver Loaf. j
u. Brown guarantees ~ purity, strength
and efficiency
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
Rupture, Breaeh. or ueypia

Permanently cured or no pay. The worst
cases guaranteed. Pamphlet and refer
enees, 10 cents in stamps, Worlds Dis
pensAry Medical association, Cos Main
street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14

Special to the Gazette na'''"

opuCIaI o INC DhLette,
AUSTIN, TEX, April 19.-To.day Ell
Paso county paid $4,000 interest on the
bonds Of the county for the school fund
borrowed
Figures in Superintendent Bakers o.
flee show total daily attendance of white
pupils during the year to have been T.
099,00O; ditto colored, 1882, 62i; grand
total, l0,3 2,G99.
George L. Walton, son OF Hon. William
NJ. Walton, was buried to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-14
STATE NEWS.
Doings and happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over tho state Reported
Specially for the Gazette By Its
Own Correspondents.
Burieson.

Correspondence OF the Gazette,
BuRLEsoS, Tx, April ~ DR.. J. j.
Arnold of Michigan made speech here
last night on the labor question, which
was considered by the audience good.
The peach crop is not hurt here, and
corn is growing nicely.