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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
WACO.
Judge Gerald Gets the Postofice-C Capt.
Borgess. Iierth-Coal Famine.

Borgess. Ierth.-Coal Famine.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Jan. 9-The Day this
afternoon says that while official notiiica-
tion Of the appointment Is yet to be re-
ceived, IT has authority warrantiDg the
statement that Judge George q Gerald,
ex-county Judge of this county, viii be
the new postmaster for Waco, succeeding
Mr.. Leland, whose term expires on the
18th inst.
Capt. M. M. Borgess. of this city, for
several terms sergeant-at-arms Of the
house OF representatives, Texas legisla-
ture, received the al pointment to-day of
clerk OF the federal building 10 be con-
structed here. The place pays SO so per
diem, and he win hold 1t at least three
years.
Mr.. VIM. II. Hoffman, agent OF the
Pacific Express company at this place,
leaves tomorrow for Texarkana, where
on Wednesday night next he will wed
Miss Ellie Draughon, daughter of Maj.
Henry Draughon, prominent and
wealthy citizen of Texarkana.
A tenement house, occ pied by Mollie
Bates, colored, was burned at II a. M to-
day, and the woman's two children (she
being abseut) were rescued Just in time
TO escape being burned TO death In the
house. Loss, $3.50, and no insurance.
The mortuary report Of the city shows
only six deaths within the corporate limits
OF Waco during the month Of December.
This is the smallest death rate lown
here in any month for many years, and
shows how healthy the town is just now.
The supply OF coal IN the city Is rather
limited, and to avoid famine dealers
have commenced dishing 1t out in small
quantities, refusing TO sell ton lots until
new supply liz received.
Reverends S. A. Hayden of Dallas and NJ.
" Smith OF Bolton, who have been here In
the interest of the consolidated universe
ties, returned home to-day.
During the past two, days no progress
worth speaking of has been made in So
licitug for the university fund,
Railroad trains are all more or less be-
hind time to-day.
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ABIG NORTH TEXAS FAILURE.
Decatur, Rhome, H.nrIetta and Jncksborc
Materially Affected.
snoeinl 10 thu t4AEette

Materially Affected.
Special to tho Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, Jan. a.--The Carpen-
ter-Rh0me company, dry goods and hard
ware merchants of Decatur, Rhome, Hen.
rietta and Jacksboro, have been attached
to-day. Up TO 6p. IN, there were thirty
one writs served, aggregating some
$4,000. The claims are IN iavor OF the
City National bank OF Fort Worth, Bates,
Reed & Cooley OF New York, Clanin, Allen
Go. OF New York, the Lithgow Manufac-
turing Co, of Louisville, Ky, Friedman
Bros. OF Boston, Mass; the First National
bank OF Decatur and scores OF small
amounts. l.. Freedman was manager az
Decatur w. j. Rogers at Rhome, VIM
knight az Henrietta and WIN. Ledford at
Jacksboro. Much sympathy Is felt for
Messrs Rhome and Carpenter, as they
are our very best citizens aud woro the
largest stockholders. In addition TO the
attachments many garnishments have
been run. In fact everything IN sight Is
being jumped upon, and inquiry Is made
AS 90 where anything can be
found. TbiS is the heaviest
failure that ever occurred north OF Fort
Worth ON the Fort Worth a Denver City
railroad and IS greatly regretted. II Is
thought the liabilities win reach $40, 00o
but IL IL said the oompany's assets VIII
cover the lab lities.
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A Prominent stockman Tries TO Commit
Suiolde. bnt h Prevented.

A Prominent stockman Tries TO Commit
suloldc. bnt Is Prevented.
special TO the Gazette.
B9OwNwoop, Tex, Jan. a.--Last night
sheldon Adam, a prominent stockman of
Mccullough county, registered at the
kanein house. This morning he stepped
into kolauber's drug store and asked for
a bottle Of morphine, stating that he was
suffering intensely from neuralgia and
that nothi0g else but morphine would re.
lieye him. After questioning him closely
the druggist decided that he wanted it for
medicinal purposes and sold It 10 him.
Adams took nm ordinary dose In the
presence OF the druggist. He thon
went TO his room and sent Tor
the clerk and stated TO him
thst he was tired OF life, and
Immediately swallowed large quantity
OF the morphine. lie left note Tor his
wife, stating that his life was not worth
living, and asking her 10 take care OF bis
childrca. However, he did not die, as
medical AID was summoned, and to-ulgAt
he Is In o fair way Tor speedy recovery.
Every night the passenger trains bring
crowds 81 prospeciors 70 the city sud
our hotels ara not able to accommodate
one-haif the travel. Some capitalisi
would unu tulsa Ilno opening Ter q FIRST
class hotc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

My eyes have been very badly c,u,
all my life. They were so bad Il
was told that if | had them opera,si
1 would lose my sight. DR.. P..,S
Strengthened them in about a MIA
and my sight was better at oncs.
following day went on an excursiu
the Spanish Fort. / did not even VI,
bandage after the operation.
LOUIS MARIE,
Whitehall. st. James PsrisL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

holy memory, but he had been met by a
proposition IN this bill TO perpetuate the
church.
While the bill was on final passage Mr..
yanWyck endeavored 70 Ak the duties Of
the proposed fourteen trustees upon
the members OF the present Utah COM
mission, but he was ruled out Of
order. When he asked Mr.. Edmnnds
whether he had any objection TO such an
amendment, Mr.. Edmunds answered that
he had.
The bill having been brought 20 a vote
was passed, yeas 3s, nays z. The senate
then adjourned till Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
NATIONAL WIGWAN.
The WhlstIlug Storm Drives the
Mighty Braves to Their
Firesides,
Coy. Curtin and HIS Friends Refuse TO
Bury the Hatchct and Smoke
the Peace Pipe.
Grand saehsm warner Makes Big War
rank About siiver-Happy
Appointees.
anel lro.l nnd congre.emen.

Hnacihl u the Gazette.
WAsHrNGToN, Jan. 9.--The severe
storm kept most Of the members away
from The capital to-day, which presented
very deserted appearance. Tonight
the thcrmcmeter registered g. above
zero and the streets are entirely deserted.
Most 81 the committees have postponed
Organization TIL next week.
nURr AND INDIGNANT.
Ex-Goy. Curtin Is stEi undecided
whether he viii accept the chairmansnip
OF the banking aud currency committee.
His friends feel hurt and Indignant that
he WAS displaced from the committee on
foreign affairs. and even the greater im-
portancc Of the banking and currency
committee is no mitigation OF their dis
pleasure.
WILL TALK COPYRIGHT
Ex-Mlnister James Russell Lowell Is
expected soon ito appear before the patent
committee Of the two houseB with other
gentlemen who are interested In the
movement for the establishment forean In
terna,ional copyright system, to discuss
the measures pending before the commit
tee upon the subject.
NOT SATISFIED.
Tho radical silver men are not satisfied
with the constitution Of coinage, weights
and measures committee. Mr.. Warner OF
Ohio said to-day that he thought II simply
idiotic 10 try 70 nrutralize u committee,
and that that committee was az near
neutral as could he. 70 put man on
that committees who had no convictions,
he said, was Just AS bad az TO constitute
judiciary committee OF men who had
not studied law. II the committee had
any tendency at all 1t was towards tenn
y porIzinn by n susnension or limitation, or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
orooI, solrd wan CloveInnd.

WAsHISdToN, Jan. a.--Senator Van
Wyck, Representative Dorsey OF Me-
braska, Judge Carr OF Wyoming, and
Maj. Llewellyn, lately agent OF the
Mescalero Indians, called upon the
president to-day In reference to his re-
ported purpose OF removing Gen, Crook
from the command Of troops operating
against the Apaches They represented
that much anxiety had been created In
the West by the report, where Gen.
Crook was held in high appreciation
The president spoke admiringly of
Gen. Crook. and assured the
visitors no serious purpose OF removing
him had been entertained. lie said Gen.
Crook should have all the men he want
ed-tho whole army II necessary-to
quell the disturbances, protect the sUt-
tiers and punish the savages. He Che
presldent) determined that these objects
should be accomplished.
The gentlemen then called upon Gen.
Sheridan In reference TO the same sub
iect aud wero received by him Us by the
president and told that Gen. Crooks re-
moyal was not contemplated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
CLEBURNE.
Personal Notes from the Capital Of 10
son County.

Personal Notes from the Capital Of Jcs'
son County.
Special TO the Gazette,
CIEBuRNE, TEX, Jan. 9,-The q
Weekly News, n fve-column newspals
under the management of Sol. I. ieo
EFT, made its first appearance this c'ts
ing.
Rev. G. L. Fitchett, who was ols
rector OF the Episcopal church here i
now OF Paris, will preach here to-roFlo,
DR.. A. NJ. Maxey of Grayson coung
in the city
Mr., John Mobly of Hood county y ~
on visit to his brother, S u. Mooys
John NJ. Clover and son went to "
las tonight.
" s, Il. Parker, travelling audisei
the Santa Fc, was here for short 'l
this morning.
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extinguished the fire without much ii.
In the excitement C A Nickles, fathei
John Nickles, the grocer, who is sestss
five years old, fell from u ladder andbiui
his neck, and death was instantaueCt
Mr.. Nickles was an'active church menI
and much respected by the whole peoA
This is the second time Grape has beent
their door within few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
4 Dweiiing-mouso Burpea.



BRENNAN, Tex, Jan, AT about . .l5
this morning the alarm was given and a
IRE was discovered ia the residence OF Mr..
1. y Jodon, lawyer OF this city. The
hre department turned .oat promptly, bnt
when they got there no water could be
had at rrst, for the engine and the
hydrants Of the water-works were frozen
up. The building was half DESTROYED be.
lore any water could be had. The fire Il
supposed TO have originated from defec.
rive nue., II was one Of the incest finished
residences In Brennan. Mr.. Jodonis loss
Is abont $4,000, with no insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

have been told by high au,hox.
my daughter Kittie was incursSl''' 4
so / sadly gave up all hope thai
ling child could ever be restor.s Y
had been deaf seven years. me-.
caused by catarrh. DIR. Prentjcs !.
her only one week. Then, for a.
time in seven years, she heard IN ~ Y
of Shreveport. Two weeks onl,'s N
Prentice treated my child, and 4.
now hear whisper.
Shreveport. La, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
STLSNERlRG or STOTTERIHG.

1 am 10 years of age and have been
troubled with stammering or suffering
nearly all my life, at least since 1 can
remember. 1t became so annoying to
me that 7 recently went to New Orleans
to see if I could find relief. l was rec
commended to DR., Prentice, No. 19 Dry
AIDES street, New Orleans. / was under
the management Of the Doctor the first
time for thirty minutes, and have never
suffered on word or had the least diff
iculty in articulation since.
A, GoETTE,
Donaldsonville, La.
Reference. A. G. Kicks. 149 Povdras St.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
AT Hotel Pickwjd
FOR TWO WEEKS, FROM JAN. 81
DIR RT55T<TET1TCl

From London Eng, and the past three years in New Orleans
he Strengthened hundreds of eyes, restored many
to good sight and cured Of caarrh that had been
hopeless by leading specialists Of the world. Every es
below the actual signature of the PATIENT DR. p
offers present two perfect diamonds, weighing Ia Ia
person bringing proof that his testimonials untrue M
this offer that people may search and find the truth At @
last spring he Strengthened hundred eyes 4
eks and nearly many in Houston in two weeks. II r
You to read the following cases.
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now rhry nlu.t nlnrr, In utnh.

WAsHINGroS, Jan. 9.--rho Utah bill,
as passed by the senate yesterday, Ia sub
stantially as reported back from the cou.
mittee and as published In the -mornng
papers Of December ~. The only change
of consequence IL tho addition of Sec
ton providing that marriage between per-
sons within the fourth degree OF con an
guinlty, but not including that degree,
shall be deemed incest and punished az
auph
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
WHO SHAH he udge-Ad advocate Gonsralq

WASHINGTON Jan. 9.--It IL rumored in
army circles that the president viii short
ly recommend 20 congress the passage Of
u bill authorizing him 10 Till the Office Of
judge-adyocate-g general of the army, Gen.
Swain, who formerly held that office, was
sentenced by cOurt-martial TO suspension
for twelve years, ~ the end of which Pc
Rod he will be placed on the retired list.
IL IL said that the president desires to nil
the oillce, but IL uncertain as to his power
in the premises. A plan has been sug-
gosted that he nominate person for the
office and let the senate pass on the legal
questions az issue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
Diamond GIFT

Two magnificent diamonds that Nv
l44 karats can he seen in the sAusl1
dow at Tully's iewelIy store. TbNl
long to DIR. Prentice, who will give n
as a present TO any person who fnd.
of his testimonials 10 be untrue. 4
offer is made that people may seanlI
the truth.
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m. ,yta,, Nh, Passes the sena tc.

ayvAsnsNaroN, Jan. o.--while the Utah
bill was under consideration in the uenatc
yesterday Mr. Morgan again called item
tlon To the twelfth section, which pro
vldes ior fourteen trustees 70 administer
the property aud business affairs and op-
eratlonS OF the corporation known as
serho Church os Jesus Christ or Latter
clay Salntan He wanted 60 know what
their duties were 10 be, aud why the bill
WAS Silent as 70 what their salaries were,
lie demanded an answer from his fellow
members OF the Judiciary committee.
Mr. Maxoy supported the bill. He held
that MQfmonism WAS a mere cover Tor
llcenlionsness, He thought the judiciary
committed had dlscriuinaied with great
skill bet~eeu religious liberty and scca-
lMr license.
AS the bin was shout 20 Do brought toI
a vote Ar. Mcggan said IT. friends seemed
10 press ID without giving us opponents a
chance to studYlt HI again inquired A.
TO flio falaflea which the commissioners
xefo 10 raves Hedld not want 20 Ecud
fonflacn man nut 70 utah 20 "ioosp tho
NORMAN c'.rrch he had announced his
dattfh,ihat'oh 70 Wipe the church out and
loafs 1okbing % 4 but nenle and an TN
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a Farmer Made Destitute.


Special to the Gazette
HILLsBoRo, TEX Jan. 9.--0n ThHE1
day night at $3.50 O'Clock Mr. e S Cruz
ley, living two and a half miles souiA II
Hillshoro, discovered his dwelling 10 b
burning With the aid of his mothefa
law and colored woman he took y
wife from her bed into smoke-hors
twenty yards distant, and returned !
take his infant child thirteen days ds
This done, there was no time to save sif
thing else, so rapid was the conilagraaE
Besides the dwelling and its entire %
tents, his crib and stable, together MI
500 to GOO bushels OF corn, were bnTua
He is crippled in one hand and Is y
more deserving and needing the help
the people on that account. His LOS
estimated az from 5000 to $1,000, witty
insurance. Our people are subscrlh1
to his relief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

MAMpHss, .TESN., January eat noon
to-day s1iftman, While bringing six men
from IN Arkansas side OF the river, got
ontangled among some coal bargesi Just
above the city and oapeized the skin. Five
OF the met. were drowned They had hecu
working ON the Memphis 4 Little Rock
rliad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

Mr.. Otis ~. Tayid, tax collector, Me-
Lellan county, Tex +, says
have most th0goughly tried Hepatos
IONS on myself for liver trouble daring
the past tour months, and without lesl-
tation,pronqunce IL the most perfect liver
medicine have ever used.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
PilEs AND ElssuRE

Forever cured, ia one treatment, wItc
using the knife, caustics or any bumn
ligature or crushing. Suffering L i
lieved at once, and the disease cured 4
all time in just one treatment.
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sheridap,a raik About tho Apaohc..

WARniNGrON, Jan. y, - Lieut.. Gen.
Sheridan Ia conversation with represent
alive ct tile Associated Press, remarked
with reference 20 his recent Official visitio
Arizona aud The latest news concerning
the Apaches; 81 have reason TO believe
that Gen. Crooks operations will result
In the destruction Of Geronimos band,
and the restoration OF quiet In
the region OF the Apache depedations
but tho. ssAslr cannnt- be "i'a.s,s,' ma isad
nv 4 day. Now that Gen. Crook has full
sway, hts tgct and fearless energy will
i doubt not, bring about good results.
He has all the troops he wants, and
things are placed In the most advantage
Gus position. Detaohments guard all the
watering places and patrols and scouting
parties cover the entire area OF $4,000
equare miles, over which the savages
have been operating. Every route which
Is practicable 10 white men is thus
guarded The failure TO extirpate the
baud long ago IL due 20 the
Willy Instincts OF an enemy, SO small
ia number that the methods of actual war
frs cannot be employed, aud TO the ma
ture of the country. The Apache In u
mountain indian, bred from childhood to
peak climbing aud to making long desert
Journeys on foot with little water, little
or no clothing aud no other food than
roots or hofries When on the warpath
he carries no rations. Incumbcred only
with his gun and ammunition he proceeds
by nAils which are impossible
10 mounted men or TO those
who are only hahituated 10 the conditions
OF ordinary military experience, and ia
such paths he often travels a distance OF
sixty miles per day. lt's only in recent
years that the horse has become his aux
Hilary, and even now when pressed he kills
the animal and seeks his own safety IN
his familiar fortresses.
Gan Apache outbreak continued the
general s'is rarely 90 be anticipated or
forotold. When band becomes hostile
it manages 90 get away six or eight hours
before any knowledge OF Its purposes can
become known 10 the troops. It.
murders Isolated settlers and pros
pectors, and attacks and plumbers ranches
TO obtain ponies and food, Its course liz
almost always towards the Mexican bor-
der OF easy access, In which an asylum
has so often been found, II such band IN
headed on or oyertaken by the troops IL
does not give hattie, but the members
scatter 10 the hills, each for himself, and
reunte at some designated spot hundreds
OF miles away. Tho troops and the In
dian traitors who accompany them
are rarely abie TO do moro In
such cases than TO pick ulp few women
and children. Whom yislted Gen Crook
nye or six weeks ago eleven warriors had
been killed ana three women and children
captured Twenty warriors aud all the
Remaining women and children We're m
Mexico Only ten warriors were south
OF the border These ten have onmmitted
ali Tins ri,aeft fnurlipra "
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nownlnn the LotterIos.

WASHINGTON, Jan, Ex-senator Wilson
of Iowa yesterday reported favorably
from the committee the bill introduced
by him to prohibit the mailing OF news
papers anu other publications containing
lottery advertisements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
Tatal AeoIdsnt a the rnlI..

7F4VINI 70 tle Un.otte.
WtrbiTA FANS. Trx. Jan. GA flre
broke our from detective flue In Fnrau's
meat lparkstat O'clock this mornIne. on
Vhlo avenue. The firing Of guns and re-
Viewers soon brought out the people, who
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THE FIRE RECORD.
blaze at New Braunreis.

I'T770" Ut NV lfTUunIeINs
oorrespondonce OF the Gazette.
New BRAuNFELs, Tx, Jan. AIRS.
A.kreuiz's residence was destroyed by fire
today. J. jain and c. Merkel were
slightly Injured by falling timber while
assisting Ia removing the furniture. The
loss is about $500
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FREE ! FREE
FREE

Kidney and Liver Diseases are So d,
cured by me that l prescribe 70, 4
cases free OF charge.
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where 10 Buy.

Howard Tully is selling for cash birth
day and wedding presents in endless va
rietles. Remember, the place to buy is
Tullyis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
RATTAN Chairs.

full and complete assortment al
Wakes s Co.'s, and are offered at ex.
"a emely low prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

The leading people of the "Mols
Cristo" company are comfortably qrs'
tered at the Grand hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

Any style and grade you may select, at
Faxes & Co.'S. Will be sold on the in
etallment plan.
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MARRlACE: CUIDE

eco Pages, Fine Aln es r. a
,fa Or currency. Over arr adsrfal 3sn rlsi. 900
o- siory. true 70 iifei Aitlecs ne tpllqr ~ I
-ee nay irarfJ, she not, why, nanrt d vepasl ~
y -oe1g eatett % celisAey aus tkfeat, hor w Ma
atefp ipAy y incf sA4pa ihn piysi1T 81 re.... -
y s y sesa.ts b ,sst y ei1s f.nslss. 49, e
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wiCnIrA FAILS.

farntturc for Brand New Court House
other Notes
special 70 tho Gazette.
wfcHTA FANS, Tx, Jan. 9.-Mr.
Squares Of Henrietta aud Mr. Atcher-
son, agents for A H. Aadrews & CO., Of
Chicago, have Just delivered The furniture
10 furnish the new corrt.h0use, and |
don't know any way S2s00 could hare
been better expended far thcpuble go0d.
The district and conary court rooms Sre
large and vel seated together with desks
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RROMNMOop.

Acc selling splendid line OF office furni-
tnre on the easy installmeut plan.
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Reference. A. g. Kicks. 14s Povdras St.
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