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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-02

SCRANTON FIRE COMPANY No. Is. X.
Thompson, president, Geo. Frcntz, fore
man. Regular meeting first Monday
night in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-02
PROFESSIONAL.
IT B. EVERITT-
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW


VIII practice in all the courts OF the Seventh
.Iudic:al district, and the Federal and Supreme
courts of the State,
J,lne Q5 1896. ifY
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-07-02
w. M. CAVITY,

1his is to inform the citizens of Scran-
ton and vicinity that have rented the
store formerly occupied by W. A. Dawson,
on Krebs avenue, north side Railroad
which will keep well flied with a good
assortment of
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

president Grant made more re-.
mo7als OF Republicans during his
first year than Mr.. Cleveland has
done, but no question Why? was ev.
CT asked him." says the Philadelphia
Telegraph (Rep.) President Hayes
removed Republicans right and left,
among others Collector Merritt. Of
New York, a gallant soldier and 4
good civil officer, and Chester A.
Arthur, late Vice President, and
member Of the Tweed ring Of thieves
In n. T., but the senate refused to
sustain Senators Conkling and Platt
in asking why he did 1t. President
Arthur also removed Republican
officers. and good ones; but the son.
ate did not send for documents to
know his reasons for doing i Ii
was not until II Democratic Presi-
dent removed Republicans that the
senate's virtue revulted. The hypoc-
r;sy Of craftsmanship can 60 no ful ther
than it is going in this battle with
the President"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

TIE men who a:c engaged in run
ming lev papers in the interest OF
bondholders and gold bugs are con
tinnally ringing tbc charges on our
obligation 10 keep faith with public
creditors :, hut they havr never NV. Id
10 -, about Keeping faith with y
payers. Merely to refresh the III. u =
ory OF these tools OF the hammond
1t-ht.Oll-ne-s, We republi~h the
written contra i. under the terms OF
which tlie-. bondhol,lrrs became
public creditors. 1t Is contained in
the following resolution, adopted by
the senate January %, 1878, and By
the house Of representatives January
Is, 1878, the vote Icing in the senate
AZ to2O, and II the house 1S9 10 70:
THAT all the bonds OF the United
States issded or authorized to be is
sued nnde. the said acts OF congress
hereinbeforc recited are payable,
principal and interest, ut the option
OF the government Of the United
States in silver dollars OF the coin-
age OF the United States, containing
liza grains each Of standard silver:
and to restore to its coinage such
silver ccins as legal tender in pay
ment Of said bonds, principal and IL.
tere-r. i NOT in violation II TIL. put.
lie faith nor in teragation o. II o
rights OF the Pablo creditor"
This was a pablo notice the gov
eminent would pay its debts in silver,
vet all the bonds now outstanding,
except s2OO,0O0,OOO OF AS and $780,
600 900 o. Is were taken after this
resolution was passed, and are con-
seGncntly payable in silver, 1T the
option OF the government.-lTele-
graph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
: - = . - :.
Protection.

II our "infaDt manufactures" can't
walk without q tariff to lean on, how
is it that the steel interest can afford
TO pay the Vulcan works of st Louis
400. 900 to stand idle?
II the protection Of labor is the
object Of the tariff, who protects the
Vulcan hands thrown out OF employ
ment?
How is it that the Waverly sand.
stone ring can afford to pay thous-
ands OF dollars to other quarries to
10 nothing2
How can American salt manufac-
rurers afford to pay a large annual
lead rent for salt works along the
Kenawha to get rid OF competition !?
How can big companies afford to
buy up small once and dismantle
their works? It Is the consumers.
not the monopolists. who have to pay
'or this nonsense, and they, with the
poor laborers, are the dupes OF the
phrase, protection to American la
por." It should be called protect
N of wolves to r.ey upon the sheep
fold"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29


It takes about $4,000. paupers to
make one millionaire. Millionaires
are SO expensive that there is q
growing feeling We ought to try and
get along with our present outfit.
There is no use in competing with
England in this matter.-[Current.
Gould's railroad officials say the
present strike involves the question,
whether capital shall rule labor, or
labor rule capital. This being the
case, the result will test the man.
hood of the labor organizations, and
their competency for control.
In this revolutionary age, we need
free industrial Administration, IN
der control OF the producing classes,
rather than q political machine IN.
der the control OF selfish sharpers.-
John SwintOn.
Keep the thought constantly IN
your mind, never fail to better it
whenever you have an opportunity,
that debt aud usury are dragging
the American republic down to per-
dition.-LCol. s. /. Norton.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

An amusing incident never in print
or told In public, In reference to !;
self constituted coterie Of "onlys'
which assembled In private parlol
In Cresco, about ten months ago, t
pass judgment and sentence upol
what constituted democracy, an,
who were entitled to the apIellatios
In Howard county, was thus relate
by one Of the participants shor,l
after, In reply to the statement th.
mo two or three men were compe
tent to decide the question Of democ
racy, and especially men who an
tsgonizsd the position OF demo
cratic Congress upon impor,an
questions OF public policy
The laxative member insiste,
that there were .fre at the meetin,
which decided the matter. In repi,
to q denial Of there being tina
number, and challenge to nam,
them, he began:
"The two McHughs is one, Black
man Is t,r0, McNally is three, my
self Is four; declare, there wei,
Iue Of u.s."
Then absorbed in thought, count
ing on his fingers that no mistak
should occur, he repeated the count
"The two McHughs is one. Black
man Is t,cO, McNally is three, mysel
10 four"
Poor man, it was probably an or
tical illusion. The count as repeate
was right, there We're but four. Til
two McHughs is one.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

President Cleveland watches the
public pulse close enough to discern
that organized labor is going to cut
some figure In the campaign OF 1855
He however must advance beyond
the recommendation Of his message
In behalf Of labor to capture it
While the message is important in,
asmuch as 1t recognizes that there
u something out Of joint with labor
and that it has the attention Of thu
National Executive. That he ha.
struck the remedy, we very much
doubt. Indeed the corrupt tiinancia
system established by the republi
can party, and continued by thu
present administration, is at thu
very bottom Of the difficulty, be-
cause through It, every other mo
nopoly Is fostered, thrives and mad,
possible.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Si5.s,6.

Aotdi...... .......... .....-..... Si5.SJO.i~t
Itappears that more than half OF
the entire amount presented for re
demption' was presented during the
first six months after the act passed.
That was when the gold fever
Iagad the severest.
The statement shows that in all
Sl5,oUG.4S6 have been redeemed. =
In compliance with the law these
same redeemed greenbacks have
been put ont again into circulation.
so 1t was not SO much redemption, :
after all. asst was process OF swap
ping dollars
And III order TO give few individ-
uals an opportunity % swap" l5,-
100000 OF dollars during a period Of
seven years the people have 10 pay
interest on Sl0o,OoO.00O Of bonds
which were issued to provide the re-
temption fund OF 500 .0OO, 900 of gold
1t 4 per cent this would make slS.-
100000 that it cost the peoplc-to
swap" S15,OOO,O0O. However pleas
ant It may be to swap dollars" it is
certainly very expensive proceed
ing on the part OF the tax-payers.-
Chicago Sentinel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
The announcement of a Democrat.

The announcement Of a Democrat.
10 Judiciary committee for this dis.
trict Is unwise and uncalled for, and
can have but one purpose, the elec-
tion Of q partizan bench. It means
turning into the whirlpool Of politics
the court and the rights Of litigants.
We are aware that extreme part.
Fans maintain that party nominal
lions result in naming the best men
or their party for the Office. II
ought to: but instead Of being true
Il simply enrolls men in support O
the bad NOMINATIONS made by Their
party. Give the people an honest
and independent judiciary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
More Legal Discrimination.

Eleven Kailro q Presidents met in
q private ri.tIor ii Nv York few
days ago, and in two hours confer
cncc agreed Il, advance III. Itice OIL
coal for the coming year, and to re-
ducc the output.
Seven Bakers OF New York who 1T
tempted to boycott an employer a.
these eleven railroad men boycott
the public, have been Indicted and
are under arrest for violation OF tic
conspiracy law Of the state.
Why were not the eleven railroad
presidents treated as the poor bak-
erS were?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

4. B. Dennis, the man who as a
straight out" Greenbacker organ
ICED \ party last year that cast 3l2
votes in the state, is opposed to fu-
sion and calls representatives OF IL e
3l2, to meet In convention the 9th OF
May, at Cedar Rapids. Fusion Ia
Iowa gave the state legislature,
Democratic and Greenback mem
bers who voted alike with scarcely
a exception for measures and prin.
ciples in the interest OF labor and OF
agriculture in the state. The soil
tary exception or two can be noted
at the ballot-box, should the persons
voting with the republicans on these
measures be re-nominuted.
Such . move as Mr.. Dennis pro.
poses can only be in the interest OF
the republican party which voted
solidly in nearly every instance
against the people and In favor Of
the corporate monopolies. Does Mr..
Dennis and his 3l2 followers IN Iowa
favor this?
In Congress q majority OF the
dcuocI ats elected, and every one
without exception, elected by 9 fu-
sion with greehbackers, oppose the
rninous financial policy.of the admin
istrHtion. Without them In Congress,
silver coinage would have been dis.
continued, and every measure de-
manded in the interest Of Wall Street
and Shylock would have been en-
acted into laws.
Mr.. Dennis and his followers can't
be happy unless the party they be.
long to is just large enough for a
pocket piece; and is in their pockets.
When Mr.. Dennis and his republic
san co-adjutators are right upon
these questions, it will be pleasure
q extend to them the hand Ut fellow.t
hip. AT present the leaders Ut both
re classed as enemies OF NIL who
sber, and eat their bread In the
Wsst Of the brow.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

John A. Logan and his clan. ar
pleading for an increase Of the ar
my" This is the step CT despots
First pass laws to rob labor OF what
it earns, then place over them. the
bayonet and cannon to murder them
when the pangs OF hunger can b.
endured no longcr.-Advocate
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

Chairman Kline gave notice for a
meeting Of Democrats in the Hawk
eye club rooms in Des Moines yester-
day, for consultation In reference to
the coming campaign in the state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

"Whoever controls the volume OF
our currency Is absolute master OF
the Industries and commerce OF this
country."--[James A. Garfield.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
"SWaDping Dollars =

In response 10 a senatorial rcsclu-
ton, Manning has made the follow
ing statement as to the amount OF
Creenbacks redeemed" since the
so-called resumption act went into
~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

The entire wealth Of the nation is
turned over to Shylock on an aver
age Of once III every twenty years,
through the device Of ns,lry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

A. B. Dennis has called a straight
out" Grecnback convention to meet
Ii Cedar Rapids. May 9th. to nomi-
nate candidates for state Offices.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
Saturday, May 22d. 1856.
Sherif's Sale.

OsACAAn > CSales
STATE OF IOWA.
HOWARD COUNTY.
In the District court OF Howard county. state Of
Iowa.
By virtue OF special execut ION issued f,nn
the onice II the Clerk or the district .v,r; ~
howard county. state OF Iowa, In favor OF
Augustus Dead.e aud against Mn ID. Allen.
MIS- WIN. D. Alien, his vile, Il. X. wells Mrs
Charles Webb his wife. dated Ap.I .nn. NAG
ana 10 Inc dlrected commanding n,e lhat 9. I'M.
YOods, chAtlies, stock or interest IL an, com
pany, uebtS uue, property In tie hand, ui fnIrl
pereOne. lands ami Lenelnents twnic;, a:p moi
exempt Oy Jaw from exccuJl0nl ur the I'D Nm.
y. Aneh, el ", MAKE o. CAUSE 10 be made the
sum % fOuT Thousand enc hundred thirty three
anu oO-lOo .vil33.5v), dollars, and On. hundred
twenty Eight tsl2a) doila,s attorney fees.
with interest IND Costs, have levied IN
on the following described rcsi Estate. l,,,,y
And being situated In the county uf Howard
and State OF Iowa, namely:
ne nOrU.A-eaSt uualLcr tneLN OF Sactfon M
one ID, Ia township No. Ninety .uiac ~ north
VI range No. fourteen tll,, west OF tie 5.n p ii.
And hereby give puDli: notice tnat / shall
0nrr ior sise ~ pubic oulcry N the Court
House 1ocr Ia Crescu, county oi HOaaiA and
State VI Iowa, On
Saturday, May 22., 1896.
between tn hours OF y o'clock IN. and !.
OciocN p. H., Oi s.l1 Qly-S lie ID coin .pence al
TIE hour ~ ~ O'Clock a, ~, u said udy. AID /
Will SEA ~ the highest a..d best u.G,.r there
iur ia ca,n the above described property, or
sunlclea tneIe0I To satisfy the aDo,e DEBT with
interest and costs.
Dated this 2isl day OF April, 1885.
- II \. Az IELi..
s9t2 Sheriff ol Howard County. Iowa.
FRANK SAfRE, Attorney 10, Fiji.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
Notice Of Dissolution.
SNC1'if's Safe.

.SACrin's Safe.
STATE OF IOWA,
HOWARD COUNTY.
In the District Court or Howard County S..,a
Of Iowa.
~ vlJue OF 9 special execution issued from the
once OF the clerk uf the District court or Howard
county. State OF Iowa. In favor 81 r. i
Briggs, and against John Light, ThGhe ".
Light, George b. Light, Mrs George r fiol,f
WIN. Batterman. Mrs. WA. Batte,lnan. 4
ver0ack, $. A. sutton, Lawrence Breen and Mrs
I Lawrence brcen dated April %. 1895, and TO me
difected c0mman ling me that OF the goods. cha.
tels stock erin!crest III any company, de his due
property In tie bands OF third persons Iands
and tenemenfs (which are not exempt by law
from execusi0nl OF the said John Light
g al. ! lake or cause to be made the sum OF
re, 121U51 and tive cents, and one hundred lsinm
dollars attorney fea>, with interest AMI costs.
| have levied upon the following described rem |
estate. lying and being situated in the County
o. Howard and state OF Iowa, namely:
the south nall ssh) % the south east quarter
No. one hundred 400. north range No. elrrsn
uiI west Of the 5th r. N. Nv
And hereby give public notice that shall
oner Ior sale az public outcry, ut the Court
HOUSE door In Cresco, county Of Howard and
Saturday, May Goth 1886,
between the hours OF o'clocka. m. and O'Clock
Pm. o. SAID day sale 10 commence at th. hour
OF 10 1clcck D. IN OF said day: and viii sell ia
the highest and best bidder therefor In cash
the ABOVE described property, or sufllcient
tnereoI 70 satisfy the above debt With interest
Dated this csth day OF April 1885,
II. A. AXTELL,
Ws Sheriff OF Howard County, iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

How long will the Star Spangled Banner vet
wave.
Ger the bond-hOlder's land and the home of
the knave?
Helen Wimans
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
NEW OREGON NURSERY
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AL persons indebted to the under
signed by note OF book account are
hereby earnestly requested to call
ct his store and make immediate
payment. DIR. H. @. PRICE.
April j, 1885.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

0ACIlU 0dlcs
STATE OF IOWA.
HOWARD COUNTY,
In the District court OF Howard County. state
OF Iowa.
- ~ si!.ue OF special execution issued from
Cle Onlce III the Clerk OF the District CDurt ~
Howard county, state or Iowa, ID fayur ri
Augustus Bcadie and against Albert Williams
ana MRS. Albert Williams, his vile. ,lafad
April xO.A. 1885, and to me directed com
mandlnG me that OF the goods, cha;te:s. stock or
lnUelest N any company, debts due, property In
tne nanus VI Inifu PERSONS, land, ana teDe.
lnenla (which are MOI exempt BY law from exc
cutlOn) Of the said Albert " uliam, OF ~, / ma Ip
Orcause to De made the sum OF Eleven iIunditsd
nAty-three vi, i63) dollars aud sixty-nine kGp)
uOHaTs attorney ices. With interest ana
Gusts, nave levied upon the following ,tecr,lhai
Icai estate, lying anu being sitaaL4u In me
county VI Howard aud state OF lows. namely,
Ine northeast quarter [nei.) OF the north.
cast quarter tneA) " section NO. TWO ca. In
.oWnsnip NO. nineIy-nlne to9,, north range 10.
Ah0 hereby give public notice that I shall
oner Tor sale " public outcry, at the Court
house door IN CfcSco, county or Howard aud
state OF Iowa, on "A1
Saturday, May 22d, 1856,
between the hours OF O'Clock a. M. and 1
ociocL ?. m OF said day-Saie TO commence at
lnc nOuf OF ~ O'Clock q. m., OF said day: and I
Wild seA 10 the highest biddcr therefor in cash
,Hs ayvse described property, Or sunicieat
l1e , " satisfy the above debt with interest
DATED thus 2lst, day OF April. 1856
.o.. a. A. .AXTELL,
~ .vsS ehefin Of Howard Co. Iowa
FRANK sArRE, Attorney Tor PIN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29

Town LOTS few residences witt, many other tracts of land
large aid smal for Will also make complete Abstracts Of
Title to tract Of land town lot Howard county Charges
reasonable. Give me 3 cal. g. l. BERG,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
Saturday, May 22a. 1896.
SMGs.tEs'S Sale,


STATE OF IOWA,
HOWARD COUNTY.
In the District Court VI Howard County, state
OF Iowa.
BY virtue OF a special execution issued from
the Office OF The ClerA OF the District Court OF
Howard county, State OF Iowa. In favor Of
Augustus Beadle aid against Freeman VII.
liams, e al, dated April -. 1854. anu to me
directed commanding me- th:.t OF the goods.
cnattolS, stock or Interest in any colnnany
debts aue, property In the hands OF third per.
sons, lands and seneMcnts (Which ere not ~.
empt BY law from executton) OF the SAID FREY
man Williams. Ct al, lmakt or cause to he ma,
the sum OF Eleven hundred SiXty.three 81 i6al
dollars, ana sixty.nlne t;60, dollars attorney
lee, with interest and costs, have levied
upon the following described real estate. lying
and being situated In the county Of Howard
and State OF Iowa, namely;
the southeast quarter lsea) OF the northe Isl
quarter mes OF section No. Two {pl. In town
ship NO. nincty.nine sAl) north range No. four.
teen Q4l. west OF the 5th r. NJ.
Ans hereby give pubic notice that / shall
Offer for sale at pubic outcry, at the Cour.
state Of Iowa, on -1
Saturday, May 22d, 1885,
between the hours OF o o'clock a. H., and 1
o'clock p. M, OF said day-sale to commence at
The hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m, OF said day: and
Will cell 70 the highest aud best bidder therefor
IN cash the above described property. or SIR.
H"ant tnereof to satisfy the above debt with
Dated this sist day Of April. 1856.
H. A. AXrELl.,
20tS Sheriff Of Howard Co. Ia.
FRANK SAYRE, Attorney for Iln.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-29
PLAIN DEALER,
?. Il. MEAD, Editor.


THURSDAY. APRIL -. 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

wEATmRfoRp, Tx, March II, isse.-
Editor GAzgTfRi notice an article IN
your paper to-day wherein acerialpparty
signing himself Knight says that have
misreprcsenled things 90 your corres
spondent here, rs 70 there being many
men returning 70 work on Tho inherent
actions on my division. In& MA fact
and among them there were Knights u
Labor. / received Tie following teles
gram from a forem3a sFiyc man out Of
nine returned 70 we4k to-day. Shall We
discharge these menfp answer 90, hif.
baye the following telegsaluz bciofc me
INV ~ have four nea At work to-dAyn
"a haze three men 81 work foalaga wasn't
Owe Inore.v viii mai lhe rentlena,l
the kilograms II he wiehes lhcm. ! have
no desire 20 open Aby diseuWinn With
anyone through The psrerf.
AZ J. CbRNoisAS,
Division lloadmnster,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
FELL AT FORT WORTH
She Met and Loved, Was Won and
Fell, ans Striving to- Hide Hsr
Shame Cut LiFe's String,
Eta Simmons, AGED Nineteen, IRON
This city, nles IN i Baenls
AZ Chattanooga.

special o tho Isasctla


CHATTANOOGA, TrNS., Is1eh il MA
Eta simmons, aged Iiueteea, dlod Al 4
disrputable house ia This clly lo.aaS
and few hours aitorNard Nas hurIsd \,
The CltIzens' cemetery. The ImmeaIAa
cause of her death, according "a ~ nhv
siciaus certificate, was puernefal sevef
hutm The opinion Of the attending phy,
slclan an abortion had noon Attemnisa
which resulted ia the prcmas0n blfih N
Q slN months imtus on Monday aud shr
death OF the mother this moln,nt M
arrived here about the LIST OF March. Al.
corilhg 70 her statement, lr0m Fon
Worth, Tex after tourney d t0o
days and nights She stopped al Tho NQad
house, then went 70 Mauue Bhlpa harnio
ON Georgia avenue, The nlstfss.
learned OF Mlss Simmons' condition and
dismissed her. She then went 10 4 house
ON street whore she died, and was
cared Tor by two women. she said hee
mothers name was Adelaide eninong.
aud lived IN Fort Worth, but letters
shows she lives az Valleyhcad, Ala. ~
friends Miss Simmons told thc m0woi
her journey 70 Texas year ago ler asav
IN Dallas aud other towns, but
lhVtt ANSNhtll w foft w ofth, where Hhn
was engaged IN work at hotel. 'rhere
she met dosephMdamb, IA operator 10
the Missouri Pacific oilice. iIe VIVA At.
tonilyc and she loved him, last Senle,p,
Der they were lod Into actI OF iadIsegG
tlon. She desired 70 leave the town in.
hc Induced her 60 remain. Moro rteentlp
she hngged him TO allow her 10 Atparf.
wheruupon lie furnished her with Inonos
20 reach this city, Letters have sinner
peHeed between Them, but those received
bear simply The initals ~. ~ IN thcse
IN addition 70 other thlngA relating 10 The
precarlons condition of The woman Ne
asks her not TO telegraph, MS the hoss ia
the otllco would fnd It out The woman
| was worry reticont when questioned as 10
her condition aud tho circumstances
which brought II about, but physlriang
who were called IN after the birth are 81
tho opinion that an abortion was Al
tempted and was tho immediate cause ~
her death. Her friends vt vallwhend
were written and telegraphed during her
Illness, but no word was received iron
thom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

PEORIA, ILLs March l7-vfafion i,
Tracy, wcii-known banker of FImwood,
made an assignment to-day. His esti-
mated Indebtedness Is 100000. Assets,
epS, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

BrcaAnksTs March III The ttrnig Of
peace between Sergia aud BuIgarln has
bonn ratlr0d BY mo yepfcasrsatlvos 81 re
powers Interested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

WAsniNoToN, March rs, 4 II For
Gulf states; soutberly winds. wagmer,
fair weather except light rains on the
coasts