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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
SHERMAN.
Father Of the Wounded Man Trobridge
Turns Up Mt Harold Wanted
for demonstrating.
culver makes n New Bond-A Zig BaII ut
Van Aistyne--Latest News from
the santa re.

special 20 the Gazette
SHERMAN, TEX, March Marshal
Culver, who shot II. II. Trobrldge when
the latter endeavorcd to escape from him
at Howe Monday, received telegram
this morning from G.. L. Trobrldge at
Harold, Tex, saying that II the wounded
mans name was II. H., as above written,
he was the father and wanted
to know his true character. The
marshal, who has neglected nothing that
could benefit the sufferer since the shoot.
ing, answered the dispatch promptly, and
the presumption IN, the father will be
be down TO see his boy. He rested well
last night and his condition is not re-
garded as entirely hopeless.
A communication also came to-day
from an officer at McAllistcr, In the Ter.
ritory, saying that Trobrldge was wanted
there for demonstrating, and to keep him
advised Of his condition. When this was
read TO Trobridge he showed evident
signs Of uncasiness, but kept his own
counsel on the subject
j r. Cole, one Of the first TO assist In
making Culyer's bail bond, asked to be
released yesterday, and the defendant,
accompanied by a deputy, went among his
nelghbors TO make n new bond. He
readily secured the names OF Sam Ross
Sam Young, w. j. Tlghe and j. T. Ed
wards, which amply secured the state,
a d the same were accepted by the
court.
A big ball Is announced to come off
tonight IN Henderson hall at Van Al
styne in honor of MIR. and Mrs. win Les
lie, who lately married and are living at
that town. Several parties In Sherman
are expected to be present and Will 20
down.
The district court is still doing but
little business, because the cases are not
fully ready to go to trial.
The county court Is mt work on the
regular docket, but nothing of much i'm.
portance to the general reader is being
tried
j. NJ. Cullers received letter yester-
day from the management Of the AtchIson,
Topeka & Santa lfc railroad, saying the
engineer force would be here on the 9th
inst and begin the work OF survey from
this place to the crossing of Red river.
Jimmie Taylor of the Binkly was
suffering severely from cinder ia his
eye, which he gotin going to the Denison
mask ball night before last, and kept his
bed all day Wednesday, but he is at his
post again.
The Jennie Holman troupe played
"Queen Evidencen to the largest house
of the season last night. They are max.
ing a big success here.
A. Il. Wilkinson, |, NJ Staudifer. d. O.
House and Sam Star OF Denison, II. A.
Lewis of Harold, II. B. Sanborn and
wife of Houston and Mrs. Greenhouse OF
Decatur, were among the visitors to the
city to-day.
early this morning has given the streets
gloomy and unbuslness-like look.
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THEY HONOR THEIR BROIHR.
Resolutions on The Death Of CesssI
Rogan.
COrrpgpouaence NJ tho igtgetta

Resolutions on The Death Of Ceasss|
Rogan.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
LoNGyEw, TEX, March lQ-.N <
regular meeting Of Royal division, SD
order of Railway CononctsFf MI
Longyicw, Tex, March, 10, iIa \
following resolutions were adopted
Whereas, it has been the VIII y Y
Almighty God to remove from or nd
Bro. L. Rogan, VINO died IN lhA u
March with consumpilpnj and
Whereas, in the death Of BIO, Tllg,
the Order Of Railway Conductor BIZ /
earnest and faithful brother std N
porter of our principles, bis family \
fectionate son and brother bis eaig
ers a trustworthy conductors and y \
brother conductors, feel especlsll i
fllcted by the loss Of his true delotas
the Order of Railway Conclusions wi
fore we herewith unite in heaIlel VI
! pathy with his hereayed family ~
This hour OF afllictlon extend % Ihsn Z
heart and hand.
Resolved, that we extend 70 hi
Mrs. Moberly Of the MOberly l9a
this city, where Bro. T lIogaa lsils
and died, our sincere thanks ici W
kind attention and assistance vs. v
always think of you as frlenqs, ne \
assure you we will remember w
those we mach respect aud esteem VI "
ing you will always prosper wen ~.
In good wishes for your future " WV v
Resolved, that we extend . pleM
sett Of Division No. 81, olnel VIZ I. \
brethren and all other parties e'ls Il. \
w. G.. Northcut, the underlssei' 9~ &
cere thanks for their assistance, y.
Resolved, that We extend 70 ips n.
ent railway Arrangements wy u vi a
gave us free transportation loI p~ 4
gan's remains and attendant 'Rn !
city to his home 10 Rlpou, WIS., e1 Z
cere thanks. p,ye n
Resolved, that we extend . y. la' 4, y,
Lcclare, pastor Of the Metaoo asa 4 N y
OF this city, our sincere tAslN :
kindness. ,.,,,o.. : X
Resolved, that these re:o la,u l,si
tered upon the minutes Of las q S'i X
and that they be published c y
Worth GAZETTE and the ' s, ~
Monthly, and a copy q one o. Z. 'I Is1s..l
with the resolutions therein rs 3, VsEiI
the family Of Bro. T. Rogsn' NJ NJ ~
OF the Moberly hotel OF in ,ls,,s !. tissl
A. Leclare, pastor Of the i Me.svS n|
of this city, and w. Q No TS,cr'
''N'' r. Il. srEvEss
Il, w. CasIoD
Conni''
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ALBUQUERQUE.
The Chinese boycott Reaches New Mexico.
Special TO the Gazette.

The Chinese boycott Reaches New Mexico.
Special TO the Gazette.
ALBUQUERQUE, N, NJ, March II The
Injection has AZ last reached this point
and the cry now is that the Chinese Inust
60 Some two months ago the ureat In.
Dor order, the Knights OF Labor. was
started In this city and since that time nj
every regular meeting new members are
heiug added at a great rate until now tbe
order numbers probably 200 members
Ia good standing. At the last meet.
Ing an order was promulgated creating
a general boycott against the Chinese
aundries and committee M.
pointed whose defined duty II was io
call upon our merchants and citizens I'm.
forming them OF the boycott. To-day.
every store was visited, Those who d.
business here gave the committee assnr.
ance that they would cease patronizlng the
Mongodans. This Is only starter and
the outcome cannot at present be for.
Swallowed until the Chinese conclude n Is
70 their mutual safety to leave the Mace
Without Offering an objection
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS, FRIDAY MARCH q

tic dnery was found on him, but he
makes no talk. About forty keys OF all
kinds were found on him and he ls fixed
for burglary. lie is well dressed and a
dude in captivity. lie is evidently a
sharper and wanted somewhere. His
bond is $500 till the August term OF dis
trict court.
District court adjourned this morning
until next Monday, when the remainder
OF the civil business will be finished.
Capt 7. J. Crooks OF DenisOn cnntem-
plates starting newspaper In Bonham
soon lie has many friends here who
would give him hearty support.
Col J @. Chenoweth. first auditor OF
the treasury, will return TO Washington
in few days. lie has not fully recovered
from his recent illness-a severe attack
OF innammatory rheumatism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
MURDERERs, TIME.

Earrott Convicted OF Two Murders ma
the Lee sang on IRAN.
Special to the Gazette
FORT SMITH, ARK, March ll.-In the
federal court to-day John w, PARROT was
convicted of q double murder for the
killing of old man McAdams aud his son
Louis, at Alexandcr's store in the chicka.
saw nation on the 18th Of last July. his
ease having occupied the courts since Fri
my evening last. The evidence showed
mat the defendant aud his two Victims
were engaged in building house when
q! narrott ana the old psn fell ont over
INC contract. While the two men were
alone In the unfinished bnlldIne
raieou shot aud Killed tho
org man and Louis McAdams
Nuo was nearst hand, heard the shot and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

Six People Known 10 Have Been Killed
Special to the Gazette.
NicKsBuRG, MISS, March II IA dlsas.
trous steamboat explosion occurred to.
day at Up. m. twelve miles below here
The Sergeant line steamer, Ike Bonham
Capt. McElroy Ia command, left yicks
burg for Bayou Vidal after cargo oil
cotton seed. When the captain was al
dinner the boiler exploded tearing ava,
the Office, pilot-house, chmneys and all
the forward part of the CABIN and throw.
Ing them far out into the river In front
OF the boat s. A, Andrews. The watch
man, who was in the captains office at tn,
time OF the explosion was never seen
afterwards. Six deck hands were blown
overheard, only one OF whom was saved
The others Were either drowned or killed
by the explosion. Tho engineer, Chas
Girard, Capt McElrOy and a number OF
cOlored passengers on the boat were
more or less Injured, and everybody ON
the boat was scslded. Mr.. Sergeant, who
owns the vessel, rallied the crew and sent
q launch out to rescue those who were
thrown or who jumped overheard. lie
also succeeded In eXtingulshing the fire
that broke out, but the steamer began Ia
sink rapidly, and finally settled on a bar
The boat was uninsured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
BOWMAN.

Arrestsd fos Theft Auditor Chonoweth
stili sick,
Special 10 the Gazette.
ROMAN, Tx, March II "A man was
arrested here yesterday by Marshal
Thornton for stealing yalise belonging
TO Mr. johnson OF Denison The man
claimed TO have gotten the yalIse by mis-,
take on the train, lie gave his name as
Craig and registered at the hotel as
Clark, but Sheriff j, w. Evans found a
letter on him from his brother In New
Orleans aud addressed TO Walter ]. Hud
nall, Dallas, lie also had n letter from
Attorney'at-l.aw j. j. Hin OF kaufman.
lie khad sold lne $40 oyercoat lere for
1880 and tried TO sell the valise also.
Several silk handkerchlefs and other m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
DALLAS.
Steps Taken to Secure tho Democratic
state Convention.

Steps Taken to Secure tho Democratic
state Convention.
Special TO tho Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, March ll.--Our brief
telegram last night did not admit OF us
giving an extended reason for the fair as
ISOLATION deferring their selection OF a
location While the association were out
reviewing the different locations that Ind
been offered for the purpose, petition
was tiled slgued by Il number of stock
holders and other interested citizens, ask
ing that the association postpone ten
days the selection OF the grounds. The
petition urged that the location was very
important, and that they therefore post.
pono II that the best possible location
may be secured, The association gladly
honoied the petition and the grounds
will not be settled upon for ton days.
II L. Hugls, Texas passenger agent of
the Missouri Pacific, Is In the city.
Dallas took her first step to-day to-
wards securing the Democratic state con
yeotion by announcing mass-meotlng of
the citizens, to be held March II, to take
some action towards securing the conren-
ton
A car OF goods consigned to Thompson
Bros. OF this place on being opened this
morning was found 10 have been plum.
dered to the extent of several dollars
worth while en- route here. There is no
olew 10 the perpetrators.
The sun, a weekly paper, made It's hrst
appearance here to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
CREEKS EXCITED.
A Committee Tries to Sell Oklahoma
without Warrant.

without Warrant.
Special TO the Ga2ette.
MusKoGEE, L. T March ll,-lt has
just developed that l.. G. Perrymau and
Eiar Smattler, Creek delegates 10 Wash
ington last winter, attempted secretly 10
dispose OF Oklahoma They entered into
contract with s. J. Crawford, Washing
ton attorney, agreeing 10 give him 70 per
cent. for selling the country. Crawford
still holds the contract, and, had II been
accomplished would have mace several
thousand, but, by accident, II was dis
covered, and the Creek executive council
was hastily summoned last Friday at
Okmugee to take steps TO have IL an
nulled. The delegates made no report of
their notion whatever. l.. G.. Perryman
is one OF the leading candidates for the
position Of principal chief, but the facts
just discovered will probably put him out
Of the race.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
A Bigger Man rhan ia, o..,,

Special TO the Gazette. y ''ah
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Mani
withstanding the deadlock ou !, e, &
tional & Great Northern rcad = s'. we
oy the strike and the fac. M, ~, 4 NJ
mas gone north on that ron,s 7, \, 4 IN 4
ilye days, the United States Il, XIV. V y
sent 4 car Of provisions ont ny Ss' 4, !.
Tor Abilene, and 1t went thror 1', , w
molestation. Maj. Samuel Cas sS W.. z
on Mr.. Nicholson, :he freight XIV wv,
told him the government hsa ss w
with the Gould lines to carry o = w.
supplies and he wanted 4 49, y. 4.
to Abilene, Nicholson demur'a /.
finally asked II Gen. Stsnlev s vasIi !
ply detailed soldiers viii y ~ w
Gushing declared that he ao,., NJ
would send the entire army Il s,s..s.
A few minutes later inc traln NV
without the troops, but was lsbess.
splcuouslyi "rhls Is a government n ~ \
hands off," aud It went tSm,, I. !
double quick order without moI,sss'
showing that Uncle sam iss bIryr Y
than Jay Gould.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

san FRANcIsoo, cAls as.. ~. X ,S,s
Southern Pacific yesterday ~. I. IA
from here to Kansas CITY y ,,',., II !
$40, for limited emigran' = s 4. ~
Atcaison, Topeka 8 santa =
cut. ..,es glIF
Four carloads Of oFapg & A,g.e
raislns, produced 10 lhe d Lgs Va
lev. were forwarded 70 Cnie'ssf
be exhibited at the fa'r'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
RAILROAD MAN DEAD.
Andy Atkins Dies OF Heart Disease at san
Antonio.

Andy Atkins Dies of Heart Disease ut san
Antonio,
Special to tho Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March II Andy
Atkins Of st. Louis, general Western pas
senger agent Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad company, died at the Menger
hotel IN this city ut half past II O'Clock
Wednesday night. The deceased came
to this city Tuesday last in the hope of
receiving relief from asthma, from which
he was suffering, and had received atten.
tlon from railroad officials and other old
friends after his arrival. Shortly after / |
O'Clock Wednesday night his friends left
him Tor the night apparently considerable
relieved but about fifteen minutes after
their departure the nurse noticed
his head drop TO one side and
he died almost instantly, The remains
were placed In metallic casket and
shipped TO his old ST. Louis home on the
International & Great Northern train to-
day Death was caused by heart disease.
combined with his asthmatical aflllction'
Genial, whole-souled Andy Atkinsl Few
men In the United States were better
known in Official railroad circles than he;
none was betler liked. lie had been identi.
heuW win the various roads at ST Louis ever
since mat city had such an interest. and
ne Dore the reputation Of au able ofllclal
anu true and trustworthy friend, No
otner mans death could cause more uni.
NerHai regret In railway circles and amona
others who knew him, lie had a delight.
iul nome IN the suburbs of st. Louis. and
leaves most estimable wife to mourn
his loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

appeared y 2 on the ucs,., Z
lsiner fall, and I'M. sa 4 y .IIts
rott with a knife s ans / n. J.
the tt'ot to ana NO, wounded % Il s. "a
OF Q, three cuts fsoI. j, rai,9A
r rotI'u Ss;. having af ~ 10y y VIE
threatened his lIin.. ~, Ae IA ~
WIN a hand.ax ia ! \, saynatItf "
that he killed MI, = 'a..teAls1as 's1ls
1Ss W ald ia n,. same plea ia ,s''a'
mot bear him out n '. ,s,l "a ns n. y
matte rr,esscuu sns com ''ai,H
murder 10 both 'I Is., Y cctsl.. x
v was = very old man, ,,ig1ss yIi''
young you ! man,nlthongh N MI" Y r.a'6
o. mas two or three XXI. Y ARiIos'.
Tex. One Of the , ,.l.n h ~.
came al the way from nl'ns v.' A2 n
lance OF 100 miles &. sssincs y
mar about the place, ~ va .'s., sss v !,
"n a. ,', :. victims when ib WIZ w Asasl
Da "a stein D., Tom Zee, Il Az &.
Ing IN The murder Of l d 4, % pArIl,'
shals James guy ana , nnixu Nhtf \,
n Tbo Delaware a.u bend, en- che 'sss ~
d lucy are members Il tb H. ss ~
gang OF desperadoes n.y. wy a9lefqs \
ward q $500 was cise a. ~ sim <
awe, and who wer. NIX " llg 1i t..l,
one OF, OF the mostImporta9sv,' Ky sisd H
criminal trials ever lrIs d' s sno lai.lla,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Everyone dislikes TO be deceived, so be
careful when your blood is out Of order,
especially In the spring, or serious results
may follow, We are Informed that r. NJ.
Wells Of Houston street, whose word is
reliable, that he Ia agent for Acker's
blood elixir, the only guaranteed blood
purifier known 10 Is not a patent nostrum,
but a scientific preparation that does cure
all blood diseases and removes boils,
pimples and the many skin diseases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. Y, March H.
The dime savings bank Of this city is in
trouble. The doors we're closed this
morning by orders of the secretary OF
state. The directors of the bank are now
in session They positively refuse TO give
any information as to what tie trouble Is
Arthur G 0glesby, the secretary and
treasurer it is rumored, is short in his
accounts TO the amount of $4,000,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
The Likn Nere, lr...a I.

Fakes G Co. know they cauno, rsI
prices for furniture, SO they are I
at low prices for cash, on time 81 Z, B
payment plan. The new eood, 3
already here, and must 20 intoibtStll
and they are compelled to make rO,rl
selling Tor almost any price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
BAIRD.
Reverend Thomas and Miss Katie Mau
United IN Marriage.

special 70 the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, March il.--Rey. b. j. II.
Thomas OF Big Springs came down on
the east.bound train yesterday. This
raised strong suspicion among bis
friends tbg. something unusual was 60
ing 10 happen. Last night being the reg
nlhr night Tor prayer meeting NJ the Rock
church, the house was crowded with peo-
pie eager 30 sec what Brother Thomas
had come for and they soon learned that
he had come after Miss Katie Matz. The
ceremony was pcrformedby Rev. j. T. j..
Auuis OF Belle Plain and was performed
as per the regular Methodist ritual and
was indeed very impressive
The wind blew very hard all night last
night,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
AeRANp RAIL.

Tho s'oekmcn's Entertainment Last Light
bt'iliant Afiair,
special 20 the Gatoitg
WeArnERfoRn, Tx, March II Tho
stockmen's bali at the new courthouse
tonight is the grandest social event IN
the history Of weaihoriord The
attendance Is immense and every
lody having a glorious time.
the attendance IL SO very large and the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
nucklen,n Arninn snlvs

The best salye in tie world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappcd auds, chllblains,
corns and all skin ei ptlons, aud posi-.
lively cures piles or no ay required II
~ guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 25c per box
For sale by II w. Williams & Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
BOOT ON OTHER FOOT.
Not Isobbing but Robbed by Moricans.
Special to the Gazette.


SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March In ID.
McPhail, recently arrested in Iacatecas,
and jailed, for securing $500 more than
he was entitled to- Is now here, aud
makes the following statement: al sold
"a line stallion to II lawyer in the City OF
Mexico for Sll00, and the lawyer paid
me in 500 notes. After | got 400 miles
from the City Of Mexico was arrested,
and the Inspector of police read me a
telegram, saying II ! would pay him
$500 for the lawyer would be released
He said the lawyer had paid rue two $500
bills | said he made mistake; he
never paid but one $500 DILL and the nine
500 bllls, | saw | would have to lay in
jail In Iucatecas for long time and so /
paid $500 to the inspector and took his
receipt and copy OF the telegram on
which he arrested me, aud I intended, II
possible, to recover my money, for, iu-
stead Of robbing any one, vas robbed. 4"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

costumegof the ladies so elaborate and
elegant that lack OF time prevents q iull
report tonight, but the readers OF Tin
GAZETTE shall have o full and detailed
account OF the ball tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

ADgostura Bittefs are Endorsed by all
the leading physicians and chemists for
their purity and wholesomeness. Beware
OF counterfeits and ask your grocer and
druggist for The genuine article, prepared
by Or. j. c. b. Siogert & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Everybody IL invited 10 call at Fakes
& Cor and select what they need in the
furniture line The prices and terms
will be made 10 suit you. The goods are
here and must be removed from the
house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

AUSTIN, Tex, June 20, lS32.-Dr. j. j.
Tobin: have tried your Hcpatozone as a
sort of last resort to prevent the FREE
quently recurring headaches to which |
lave been subjected for eight or ten
years, and unhcsitatingly pronounce 1t
more beneficial than any medicine / have
ever tried, Its results upon my system
are all and even more than is claimed for
IT, Yours, etc,
7. FuLMORE, COUNTY Judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Prescribed tongaIIne n, / -,
| had been treating i h. = paiisast'
after taking a few doses "a nsusa'gA 4
reviewed ns , Have also used IN !, T \ 'as'l
OF o. neuralgia and one cas- y :, y ssa
nalnmatory rheumatism M, = .ssesl
= N PAoR Nj i, K
Vande,re 1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Aud get your furniture now whnc you
can buy It at your own price and pay Tor
u 70 suit Yourself They need room for
theirnew goods, hence this only resort,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

There Is no swelling 1t will not abate (;
no pain 10 will not cure. This Is the tes-
timony Of those who have used IL many
years. Try i,l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Fakes & Co are receiving a handsoiner
line of furniture than ever was shipped TO
the Fort. Call to-day and soc for your
selves
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

AT Fakes & Co.'s. to s Wiz, 3 N (.
new goods. Now is Your "a 4 \
niture at your own pries'
terms you name. .---.-~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

tnre. Cali and see them al their M.
quarters, Nos. no aud Ils Houston stree,
near the corner Of First. ''Ns''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Medicinal baths might experimentation,
81. Jacobs on cures II Ia every case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

DUBLIN, March y - .' ',is5
Heenan was killed BY = m Ss.e
night at Kilrush, couniy e''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

can baiS.lt Al your own price and pay ,or
u TO suit yourself. They need room tor
ihelF new goods hence shle only resort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Pres. and 1eh. Manager .s 49,.
CD .RscoS, Cos, WssisSs 'i ss Ss' IT..
y, Losis, Nc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

w hlchs "Papa's Baby tsint \. 4
Baker, operate chorus, Baker. Farn,n
hnd rcmpanyi wooden-shoe song aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

ilenrletiss George
las O.. n Rtyeolds,
Morrill,, Anadarkaj r.
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