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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-21
TEUTONIC CUPIDITY.
Germany Seizes Upon the Samoan
Islands and Annexes Them TO
Her Empire.
Arbitrary Action of BismarcRs Consul
American and British Oonsuls
Protest.
London dispatch.l

Intelligence has been received here that
Germany has seized the Islands of Samoa
In the Pacific Ocean. The King and his
chiefs we're insulted, and finally fed, A
force Of marines were landed from the Ger
man war ship Albatross. The German Con-
sui then hauled down the Samoan flag and
ran up the German colors in its stead. The
Samoans threaten to make war on the Ger
mans. The American and British Consuls
protested against the action of the Germans.
In February, 1885, the announcement was
made that Germany had annexed these
islands, and that its action was in pursuance
of a secret agreement between the Govern
ments of Germany and England. The
officials at the Colonial Office in London
said that they believed that the agitation OF
the Australians was only temporary, and
that there was a growing feeling both in
Australia and England that Germany would
be good neighbor, and that it was wise to
give Germany an interest in the Pacific
Islands to Offset the aggressions of France.
Strangely enough the dispatch announcing
the annexation said that Germany's proceed
ings were "despite the protests of the Eng
lish and American Consuls."
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-21

This seizure touches England more nearly
than any other power, because the Samoans
are distant only 400 miles from the British
Fiji Islands, and contain two of the safest
and best harbors in the Pacific. The islands
are nine in number, have an area of about
1,400 square miles, and q population of
nearly $4,000. The largest island is Upola;
area, 335 square miles; population, $1,000.
On this island is Apia, the capital of the
group, residence of the King and foreign
consuls, and principal commercial town in
the kingdom. The soil is rich and
the surface densely wooded. The products
comprise cocoanut-oil, arrowroot, cotton,
castor beans, ginger, coffee, tortoise shell,
and vegetables. The commerce of the
island is mostly controlled by single Ham
burg house, and the protection of that SOL
itary German trading establishment fur
nishes to the Berlin island grabber a pre-
text for the theft of whole Polynesian
kingdom. The inhabitants are superior in
bodily and mental endowments to those OF
other parts of Polynesia. They are Chris
tians and mostly Presbyterians. The coun-
try has been under the protection of the
United States.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-21

MISS CLEVELAND always speaks of her
brother as "the President"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-21

ALPHoNsE DAUDET is getting ready 70
write life of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
IT Is NOT RAISED.
whnt the oniciei order OF the Fsscui,ye
Committee Means.

whnt lilo oniciai order OF the Esscuiivr
Committee Means.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, March l3.---At their
meeting this evening, the district execu.
tive board, knights OF Labor, adopted the
following;
"Resolyed, by the executive board Of
District assembly ~, that that portion Of
the boycott against the Mallory Steamship
company ordering members OF local
assemblies attached to District assembly
NJ. rs to not handle freight going to or
coming from the Mallory Steamship com
pany is hereby revoked" Signed w. Il.
Farmer, chairman; n. r Puux, secrelaryi
d. II Black, G. W. Smith. Thls order
has been sent TO the various local
assemblies OF the district IL does not
raise the original boycott against The
Mallory line, aud members say there Is
no intention Of revolving the boycott
proper or receding from their position a.
regards the Mallory line. The above
resolution Is explained by them 10 sim
ply apply 20 fIoight In transit to OF from
the Mallory company being carried bJ
corporations Who cannot legally refuse u
receive The same ~ common carriers
and vita corporations that en-
ploy large number o.
| Knights, toward whom 10 wonlt
be unjust 20 require them 70 cease wora
or lose pos lions, under circumstance
which the railroads themselves could no
remedy without violating their charters
The Knights say they will continue L
divert as much traffic as pos
sibe from the Mallory line by
rigorous enforcement OF the boycott
all ever the state against stOckers wh'
receive or ship via that line. by TIL
means they ann to achieve their end with
out throwing single Knight out 0
employment The four members Of th
executive boaid who prOmugatt
the above order explicitly requested tn
Associated Press reporter not TO conye
the impression that the boycott agairt
the Mallory company has been raised, q
they feared erroneous reports 10 thS
effect were being sent out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

States and his cabinet In turn wara an.
nounced and conducted 10 the places no.
served for them. The funeral corteee
came unannouuced, and upon IL M.
pearance all upon the noor aud in Tho
galleries arose aud stood IN reycrent
silence a. the monrnful procession made
lts way slowly down the Aisle
The coltege consisted OF the sergeant.
alarms, the committee Of the
two houses VINO are 70 nccomnanv no
remains 70 the place Of lnisti, the honor.
airy pall-0carers and n committee IL tho
LOYAL Legion. The caskct WAS almost
concealed by ilfal desi1ng, borne lt
eight capitol policemen. nnd was placed
/ upon the forms prepared 10 rccoiye it 90
the center 81 e chamher. The widow.
ulustier, and nrar friends Of the de-
ceased were escorted Is placcs IA iropt
land 10 ihe right AZ the chalr co Gun
lclusioh Of religious SERVICES thepre.Ilest
lpfo TEN. ~ the senate said: The senate
I mas canslgad 30 the Oflrtr a
4 t1ls bpdS anA committees 81
( It's members the custody ~ ~
mortal remains o. our hoaOffd iFieud
/ aud brother To conduct them 10 his west.
tefn home aud leave them with the frieuds
! ."' hAfN iuNNN hhA hnNoftu MN 70 Pay
their last tribute OF respect to his mem
/ cry, The senate, as body, VIII also at.
iend The remains 60 he station.
Tho senate thp0 adjourned aud the pro,
cessldn having been formed, as pre-.
arranged, moved 20 the Urges played by
we Marlge band through the rotunda &c
the depot
The procession was large one, Il
was composed Of senators, representa-
lives and citizens, all on foot. AZ ihC
depot the remaius were placed IN he spe
cial car set apart % bear them 10 Cafnr
MA and loft In charge Of guard OF the
Loyal Legion, At O'Clock The guard
was withdrawn and ten minutes later tho
train, containing the remains, the family
OF the deceased and the cougressiuna
committee, started on It's long journey
10 the Paclnc coast
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
Wills POINT.

sa,Iy s,.ring - Fhr Alternative ChossN--
Ia,rYso of nature Tho Latte ones
special " inc Gazette, d, M, ..e,t,.er
yyf,1s PoisT, Tgx., March l3,-Ibe NeHlNsi
t..ll mat reasonable man can ash 10Y NNN''
M avn. Il deligh ca wlih u.
,,any Of Inc birds which nnd hemts lartne,
sgstn nave made their appearance nsis' ~
er,,,n these representations IA rafiy 'p'''s
NAV hs bniinlpntcn. ~, .,,, A. taotfoe on
n. j. 4. Bnfse~ VIII pfench 2, stisar M
ahhai shail ! 10 " ~ safea' '"' y
N.Y., .iding glder W H. Hgghes q ihe y. &
ebursh, south, IL herp ana hoiuiDs f'''' 80
fS S.,,s Anrle Nay steele has il.t ieess w n.
,.a,a y,rs nestrs llBcsg' ntr 70 sis y, 49,,
and her ienaclty aud ira.e on ~. ~ w
I, n. atirlDufsd largely - me hfP' ''oS' -
W .ie 400 slrcniiaf 10 hcniucfiapt- -. q
tyl5 ~ Itast enc OF thc ioa1lnb
~. eiosed con ifBcs WIN me leI,ps .li
lt,anes IL FURNISH tappiifa tet w ~,
~ ~ tatcn a. ioJJeH; unnfyheh s,,'..n
~, ,,,,r ee,,t ailute costi cash HAt.l t''i'f'
~ tr,,f aud ores system, ~ W. ~ al
/ w ,,,'ce a "a foot here Y ciivhitf NJ
f,,s0,,ir nom Rcntuasyi Alepaha. ~ 10y, d, .
lama. tifofxla and cihtr eyuins
- ,n,stlnx Pine iao.I pfsliner,t ~. Vi IN
~ called for naturally niSN1 NeN' ~ N''
es,s sc G ssn ysfy csiuabie ladg sf'i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
WEATHERFORD.
Tho Grand Finale Of The Weeks
cocrlng.Maln Tournament Dr..
Mcccy yIndIcated.
iaaeusnt 80 rrser 81 the ssa,c.-p srtrici
Cont AalsusAs fsr tho rsim-rsr
souaf Notss.

tresihi 10 tho uaIatc
WeVrYRrorn. TIKI March ls. rue
1taad coeSing.maln was an!shcd here
this evening between h s. stsnneid IL
Nesdpmunia aud Study itlug II this
place, sixteen bat,les hid been fought
% she aialp duflng the week up 80 lsat
night resultlng liza sic - elaas each,
aud ihis harRlDN at 10 o'eiork they
striei % 0ght ,he bust ttn- out ~ ave,
buy StinAe.d won three statht sights
aud Won The $1,000 fhls was great
safppsc ~ Wea,htrtoid pcopia, az well
ns 20 visitors, as Mr. King
Is uottd Tor his tpccess 10 rhicsoungi0.
log throughout the state ANON a4eO0
changed hnnds on the eock-tgbilna hers
dnring The wesk
9ddgo a. r. Watts ~ thls city and Post
Viaco lnsprctOr ThOmas, with headVhaT.
tors az Dawson, came ia on The siSrd
from Graham this evening, where thy
have been attvuGiug federal court
Dr, @. Mccoy vas called 10 Abiitne
by telegram this evening on professional
dates.
ln the district court to,siay nnal inde
ment WAS given IN favor 81 The state
! against Bud Garrison, as principal, iAr
| ( riuliUre uf bond IN tho sum u $500;
4 sam ard John shade Rrc tho aasnfOtles
/ Tho conrt has been buslly engaged IN
loukiug over the minutes Of tho terms
| proceedings, Al 0 o'clock Judge Beck
ham adjourned for this term aud took The
evening ualn ior his home az the Fort.
The judge stands very high with our poo
/ Pile, officially as we'll MS socially. THr
GAhkrrE reporter heard q prominent at
/ torney say this evening that tbnra had
been more eases disposed 81 during this
| term ct the court than ever before ut one
term N this couaty. The judge Is al I'm.
partial otllger and dispatches business Ia
a very pleasant manner. lie Is The pco.
PLIES ldge.
Mr. w G Reokham, banker Of Ora.
| ham, who has been spending the wiutoi
10 Florida, returned 30 this city last night
and VIII leave for his homo Ia the morn-
lug.
James r. Ross Of this city took the
oa,t-honud train this evening ior the Pan
handle where no Will engage In ranch
| work.
In to-day's GAzsrrn appears an article
from this pluce, reported by TnR GA
LErrE's regular correspondent, CONCERN
Ing q mlstako made In illling proscrlp
tlon written hy DR. j. G Mccoy aud oiled
by II. L.. Nicholson. Tho atticle was cor
rect In all except the statement made ia,
correspondent by Mr. Nicholson, that h,
made the mistake on nccnunt Of the lileg
lbllty OF the writing, which IL incorrect
Gs card IRON pr. Mccoy aud the cortll
catG OF the following phytlclans aud drug
Gsis, hereto attached, viii show. Thu
correction Is made 10 Justice 10 IJr
Mccoy, as from the reading of Inc aiort
said article, the minds 81 tke public
might possibly be mislrd aud made 70 he
lleve that the doctor writes an iileglbl,
hand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
SANGER BROS.

For ts OstsnN oou
cy expresses
you viii be amazed when the goods in hom
40 pieces $50 per yard.
10 inch sammcs Ss IN hair Unc stripes and ciNcts
S5 pieces 500 per yard.
SKINNER tN, n check,
so pieces 65c per yard.
inch summer sill,
80 pooes 7Be per yard.
Ail
audtn
aaore hlncs q
10 pieces 900 psr yard.
s Inch Ss al shades Rurahs
20 inchfehd coos Suahs all
Isl CO.
an
blue garnet 12S2 silks
hSs medium
These beautiful goods elegant
GyI 0g.
corrd
- cucct
stripes, only "a
lowing Thrice
value 81 10 yatdi LotsPrce 81 co. value o. % ~
g Silks will BIO this than any
past and now is your golden opportunity to buy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
DALLAS.
The Christ " chris,endom or the Christ
ofNazareth, whichl the Theme
Tor a sermon.
A laaJ isnrued ny coal onion 10 the
i'enlteeUars -1hc tiudicai uensie
men'- Ms.tNe.

special 70 nc Galctic
DALLAS, TEX, March Ne Mrs. Ath.
boue, residing 10 1901 Main sircet, was
badly hugnud last nisbt hy The explosion
Of a kerosene lamp Her husband sue.
ccedtd n cxtlnguishIag the. horrible
aamc but not u0tAit haa seriously burned
Mrs Bathbpne abou; The arms and lower
pSlreniiiVg Tue physicians are hopeful
tliat she VII fec0Ner
Hon Warren Sn,lih ~ Tennessee VIM
lecture ~ the upora-house tomorrow
afternoon on the Cbrs- Of ChrisuudOm,
or the Christ OF Na1aelh Whichg Ii
viii We remembered tast M. smita gave
au interesting lpcturt sonle time since az
Cure
burg capitalist today purchased Of Mr..
Newton Laos his BRICK stores Just cast Of
the pOst0lice for $4,000
MoSsrs J II Brown aud W. G. Nc
Farland OF Cio2urne ere in the city To-
day
a party oislx gentlemen from Hunting.
ton, Ind, who have been prospecting IN
the city for few days, went West Over
the noon train to-day. They VIII 20 20
Tom Green county prospecting. They
express themselves as highly pleased
with Dallas AVID surroundings
The Twas 6 Pacific eas-bound train
was over fnur hours late THIS morning.
John shannon, sectlvn-hund, who
was run over near tho "iN Il few nights
since, by the esst-hound Missouri Pa
cilc, Is In critical condition at the hos
piial.
Arthur Winston, penltcntiary tfansiel
guard, arrived IN the city 'o-day, en- route
60 Rusk with the following conyicisi Jim
Edwards, c0lored, Of Colorado City, tol
theft Of watch, sentenced two years
Willie Spain, Parker county, for burglary
sentenced two years; y. Paxton, Parker
county, for incest, sentenced two years;
Fielder Of Parker county, for theft Of
horses, sentenced Ave years.
The Dallas county committee Of The
medical association have prepared th.
following programme for the State Medl
cal association, which meets here The
27th lnsti
THnSr DAY.
/ Address OF welcome by Mayor BrownM 1913
Address BY pr s u. Tburston. o. behalf o
tho DAlias County Medical association.
Address by .uoi. w. l.. Crawford, representing
[ tho citizens ut large. .
Addrpss by The president OF the state Medlcn
assoeiation, DR.. n, g. hecton, Of smphul
praser by tho Right REV Bishop 4, c Gar
rett
Tho association viii attend tho oporaatbP' ~
sEtuND DAY
Addroas by the president, sp N,
banquet 10 y. NJ
TUIilp DAY.
Address by nr. uloptUn Of Denieon, os
aRyiai, sp m, ut the Merchants eNehh' &C.
| 4 bail az tho opera. h. use, 10 m.
April 30, tho houses Of tue resident phyhichhl
will DO open to tins Visiting phssielans from
o. m 10 Il, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14


A ogeat Alliance Knights ~ tabor Cot.
ton stiIi 20 be Haiti Proupsctors.
Special 10 TIC uazclt5.
'fEnHnLi, TIKI, March is--UommItioos AZ,
pointed by tho representatives ~ an The alih
nneoo, grangeh ana Knlghla of Labor 10 con
slider lhu subject ~ building q cooperative
custom ard cotton mill, mel to-day and ~,
ported IA cpmpiAnce With order mazda ~ lnal
meeting. Rnpnrta were hll accepted mud tho
0unifnlttc0 on stock WA ihstfnOtod 20 opeH
books for habsoIlpiiontO tiDck and report on
fourth saturday IN April. Thg ri'iFena Ui Ter.
rcll hnya pfupoA0d 20. d0nAla she ground oH
an corporation tRSep, Tho proposition viii "
toOt piod. This tnumhorH RfH enihvslhpllc "
ihe fucroas OF tie ontrrprihe aud there u nni
litlie doubt but ~ { " VIII bf pressed - huc.
orAnfni termination. rhns white hnlRhh ~
LBbur IN other places are iaNitg thtif brains
with the prob CHM presented bY the war
AGAINST capital, hose ~ Kaufman county arg
jnkl nR htepu 10 inyent flleir tphfe cash 10 40
limpOfiant enterprise, whleh ipuat hon, o. them
and the nntlrc county Va which lhef llYop{
linhlehing market Of their owl, building Win
thpir sur Ia, material
l., y. sherwood, . prominent mpfoihnit aac
gosimnsler NJ SOUTHPORT, ognn,. ann " =.
Wheeler, d GROCERY and coal inerohAni ifnnf
shelton, Conn, are Waiting n v. Wbealeff
| broth 10 law 10 tho former ana hfpihrf 81
Tie later, Tbeso ara plraehnt social iptqllt
| gent and afsbln gentlemen. lhry fSpiete
( Ihonaalvc hs well plaasoi With Tethe, Auh
viii pfohally mhke Terri y their Iptnfc honic'
They are Looking out fg1 good bu innes fora
| ton ~ Tho city, our people VIII Uxitpuio
ihum u cordial weicona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
very Chcrp, Very Cheap.
Eggs.at,ly.h Turner & Mcclure.
nor MOOD,


uoustops Political Campaign ISsoomes
Very Interesting.
Special 10 tbs 1anetta,
HousToN, Tx, March ia.--Al meet
ing was held tonight in the market
house hall by the Democrats who cspouee
the cause Of D, @. Smith for mayor
About twelve hundred people were preA-
cnt. The meeting was addressed by q
number Of promlnvnt local politicians,
DnilnR tho progress Of the meeting
Capt. y, G.. lIntcheson, one 81 the spsnh'
ers, took issue with the call OF the meet
Ing by the Smith faction, who desired 10
take ga look NJ tho books,n
which ~ now the slogan %
tho party, and while making
a statement Capt. a. a, Asbe, county ooi-
lccior, arose aud interrupted him by say
lug that his statements were ialso. Thir
brought forth lively war Of words ana 9
scene quite ediylng 10 The vast audience
Serloas trouble WAS anticipated, a. both
stand high In this community and have
many liicndH. Wisc counsel prevailed
and prevonted trouble. The matter has
not been adjusted, but " ~ expeclad thoi
! ID wit be rectified tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
DRESS GOODS!
DRESS GOODS!

Robe
R 50 sS5 co. These goods
line Of Canvas Robes all trimmed with Applique embroidery
!
shoodh Yelling aud Pds IL Spring
Of
a
nuy~
Cashmcfos isnhra
u
desirable
daily
iaw
Ing we'll as from All the
81 n M G. E F R II @ s.
~ Asa wVcx 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

l,olags ~ TIM OlsiFisA Coust --fsas biiip
Pound 10 tbs orasd Juff,
cprrssp Hdencc of the uhhetie
esfmoDn, TAX, 1n1. b n -DiHtrici t1nfs u
am 81 setAlon. no important cases have yet
been hnaily disposed ", owlng % initiflaif "
ihe iu1lss wcie composed VI not morc iran tna
81 nuinDer 30 lhie county, seIdictt 'nighi thrn
he rendered, bui Nilh plnralily dlsngfeepi.s,ni
asrE lnef,feDic. the freua lurs ere az
cbi.y VI this monthly Ii their feIDfi nvt
tslfhefand inF fht forty one inuieiheRNs tbittf
~ ielore AID ltses nladelneauuf ~ fs,ni
IN tieif fahorr ihfy f,it ln liiled ~ tppsfaia.
ts,t,g 10 COUNTY 81 Abs lschco hh1 Property
1 md rrnefAl lnclipati1n 70 Obedience " lA'
l IA ~ % bef cititona, 80.
Aieons ne more inppflAn' q the 'naN'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

menla prevented ares Henry Langley aud
1aineH duncan, thief. of cattle, Willnm
l,rooh ana John sorlm. shire, thclt %
horsoeI and Joe, Mob ANA Jim Diehsoh for
cauntnt hieh appeared u, AVIS isAspFrh,
iurl ~ good men ami lruo have luhi ftnnrred a
verdict Of snllty ~ thn case Of tho state ~.
nseerecd his pnuiabmpnt NJ two ynara' fonnne
ment IN the penitnntlhry. Mr.. Drew " an old
fit zen of M county, Ia tho heid ~ " 80
family, and hAa heretofore steo we'll lie WIS
formerly member ~ The board Of comtnis5
BlOnerA, rnd hts hume appears w prominent
ieitofa upGn stone IN pnr new court house ~
one OF the board who lot Tho contract sad h1t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
The Finsst Ra1Ors IN tho World
Al Andcrson's gun store.
rnd Of The war Near.

NEW York, March lS.-The irannscon-
,jnentsl rate war continues, but II IS
thought the end is pear. The rates Tor
both passeng, aud freight are as low ~
they can be. IL was rnmOred that hrst-
class tickets from New York to san IRAN
cisco and relnra, good Tor ilne-
~ DAYS, were being sola ~
$40. aud 1t was stated that lhe 'iiPPer
s,,in ,glich had brcn part loaded for
s,n FRANCISCO unluaded Of what eight
btd BE- n placed ABOARD aud me freight
,vas cent vIa the Sunset Frei ht rates
ara beiag guaranteed until next sa,urqly
nieht IN prices paid varying nccordine
d TIC sprcidintss Of the su,pl'.l,
IL is thought that q conferences ,"5 b.,
huntington, Siaog, Goddard aua fot,e,
't,ii ,ate plnce on Monday or TuesaHS
n.St These gentlemen are aeslnt
onlctly. 10 one seeming 70 know u.s.
what they are doing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

WASHINGTON, March 49, Mai Gen.
Pope viii be placed on the retired list
next Tuesday.
It's said that Gen. Terry, who was con-
iirmed as major-gcneral last Thursday,
Will be assigned 90 the command OF the
division OF the Atlantic, with headquar-
ters ut Governors Island, N. y, and that
the next major-geueral will be given com
mand OF the Pacific division, with head
quarters at San Francisco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
sCnUHL's TELEGRAM.

The Mallory Company Gives In ANA the
BoJoo,t Rnised.
special 10 tho Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx March l3.-Judge Schulz,
advocate OF the knights OF Labor Of this
district, has Just received telegram an
nouncing thatthe boycott against Mallory
steamship line had been ralsedi that tht
company had succumbcd 10 the demands
of the Knights of Lahor, and requesting
that the patronage OF the line DC restored
u. n, Curtis, prominent jeweler here
was arrested Tonight for assault upon
pau Erb, book and stationer dealer
The cause Is not known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
wnArnrmonp. Tiny. Mnras Is. lasa.

wrATnERpoRp. Trx,, Mhrch ", ies0
10 tho Editor Of the 6nsolo,
! see In 10 days GAznttE a Communication
from ynr correspondent thin plans in regard
20 u prescription I wrote Tor Mr. W \, Laws
md was illUd by Mr. u T., Ni'hal nB, y drnh
Rist ~ ,hie phase, Nlr. Nichpla aatinR hat
tho poisonous doen was Huapd rs uggihle
handwriting 81 mine, but eny WAS rahsod by
gross ignorance II the drug 6usincaa tohd
you the certificate from tue phyhirnnA aud
Drug ihtA I this plnc,, who hnS "A Is plain
Thee - no eycusa for hia error igut 10 niunii
for our phhrmac u tiral laws, Nentn truly,
I G., MCCOY, ~. -,
We, the phyaiCinns and drugGlstB ~ Wealth
crfurd have examined thu pro. oriptsun written
by ~. ]. G. NJ Coy for Dir. w, A. iNwls and
lnd ~ NJ iHiy written W l., simmons, NJ %
~ w Now IN, NJ u MerkcuFie q Mackenzie
j. y Gardiner, NJ. ~, We ", Mii Z, druggist
\ George, ptescripilqr iAti T. ~ DrAn,
tTnFgist J, y. Everett NJ ~ lleY, kindel
druggiai II Cohen, prescription drnggiati \.
e. New druggist, ", 4. Emanuel, physician
NJ, T. MpfuuUy, NJ ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
CARTHAGE.
F,ss prisoners Gain their Iibcrty Per
AonaI Notep.

F,ss Prisoners Gain Their Iibcrty Per-
AonaI Notes.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
CAnTnAaE, Tx, March l0.--rrot Williams,
who has been teachiuR dancing school at
tbla Mace Tor tho past ihroo weeks clos. last
Isht with grand bail ~ the stating max.
which occasion brought oat the peAniy hhp
cliyairy Of our iitlle town.
The prisoners confined IN our iau mnhe
another breAB Tor .Tseh9m early 1871 nlshl'
whliq no taller nnd faulty wei. a. supper,
ma ilvo effected ~ a6chpei hMpnN tlcW Z. y
: ufkiln who refused ~ avau l'hsglt ~ q
forine oppuYinnijy, and who. DlaF sentrnera
al tht, last fern ~ oar conf iyt p ne llW
in ne ttate piison, wa nNMNnk NV
Mr,J.M iirown. contractor mud bgli1cf 81
ne iioes court hOu.G has returned 70 'lhtibhkt
| amor M Absrnce ~ ecvf ~ mehihf am lhW ,
| snpa he 4. srekfrE 10 edfci HpptNff NeNHaNt,
| ma OF a different character.
| Tor the past week the male hayt bsTn
| feW and lar between on Ape'Nps - we
No csrn hss SGT been planted ~ ihls sees %,
! ana Tie farmers are bginniny 90 NtAf 'oht
! faraf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

me Elasenoo Tahnn UVE ~ w VF'''l''
BKnfIs, March II The ceglinli'ss 7.
IA rel hstaa u which was referred sHe
spirit monopoly BIZ lo'day fslnslea
aF.t ana seeoad claugss d w
s,'as.nrra AZ fhoa6 clauses CONTAIN
nv ~ .a,e,,ee AZ the hill ~ aesion q US
ea,o,nittee ,irtheily flats lhe measure
The 0rst clause was seiff'rn ~ esft'f Va VI
l1o 70 q and me oeci4n " lvN !. e.
TX 'rha co.nunI,ie6 wll feEuspe cpE'
uIderallou 81 she Q'hff f'kNses w : IVY
1ey nexl,