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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-21

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Sandusky Accommodation leaves Columbus 90
., m, Newark 06 q. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
HUNGRY BREADVINNERS.
Several Conflicts in Belgium Between
the Strikers and the Troops
Many People Killed,
The City Of CharlerOi Turned Into q
Vast Military Camp Every
citizen Armed.
A state of Anarchy--The Coal Miners
strike IN West virginia Assuming
n serious Aspect.
rnE WORST pELlEvED 10 BE ovFR.

THE WORST BELIEVED 10 BK oyFR.
CuARLkRuI. March 20 The city to-day
Is vast military camp, from which fiying
columns are operating IN I'll objections.
II Ia believed how that the worst Is over.
The government has authorized the
peaceable inhabitants Of the city 70 arm
themselves and use every means In their
power 10 d fend their dombiles. Civilian
patrols and troops are overimastering the
rioters The miners In the Flenn and
Borlnage districts, who have gone out on
the strike, have destroyed The residence
OF the mine manager by dynamite. In
three districts there have already been
several conflicts between the strikers and
the troops, and many have been killed on
both sides ReiniorcemeIIts have been
sent TO the Scene from Moner.
BELGIAN woRKfN OMEN.
PARIS, March 29.-1he Belgian Repub-
llcan league OF Paris has called meeting
Of the Belgian woIkingmen lof France TO
assist their brethren in Belgium.
STATE or ANARCHY.
BRUSSELS, March 29.-Rioters last
night attacked aud burned the pottery
malufactory at Baudur, near MonsX.
They succeeded in resisting the gen
d'arnes, who, however, shot and killed.
three rioters. Citizens pf Florence,
seven miles northeast OF Chaflerb, have
armed themselves with ptSntorks, clubs
ana guns and have thus far succeeded IN
defending their town from the pillagers
They drove one army OF rioters away by
main force, dispensing it utterly. Vigil
lance committees are being formed by
citizens In other places threatened by the
strikers
GROWING MORE SERIOUS.
CnARLERoT, March 29.-Appeals for
troops have been received ffom Chateler,
Chatln, Gilly and Caville, where several
factories and mines have been wrecked,
and where many persons have been killed
and wounded in collisions with the local
troops Only the civic guards remain
here, and they are now tlret out from
their incessaut vigilance, The burgo-
master has been compelled TO call for
volunteers TO defend the streets News
OF disorder comes from nj directions,
There was sharp encounter last evening
with acrowd OF rioters who were tryingto
enter Charleroi. Three OF the rioters
were killed and several wounded. The
others fed. The strikers DEFY the troops
Serious lighting is expected Detach-
ments OF cavalry are securing the country
to suppress armed beggars, who have
been lerrorizing aud extracting money
from villagers.
FORCING the INTRODUCTION or FOREIGN
LABOR.
PIEDMONT, w. VA, March 29,--The
miners strike in the surrounding blum
nous coal fields is assuming serious
aspect. All he mines are being boarded
nm, D. .efs.. a. M ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
MnnLEsALE MoRsE.TnEFT.
Mexican marauders steal COO Head Of
Fine stock,

Mexican pfarauders steal COO Head Of
Fine Stock,
special TO the Gaz.tte,
SAN ANToNIo, TEX, March 29.--One OF
the most gigantic hor.e-stealing schemes
on record in Texas has just been dlscov-
cred here which casts In the shade all
previous efforts in that line, even in the
palmiest days OF early Texas history when
the business fiourishtd as none other
-Four hundred head in one drove; among
the number were i've bred mares aud
stations, and large portion Of the stolen
stock we're sold here aud shipped north.
DR.. Plutarico Ornelas, the Mexican con-
.ul here, saws he was officially informed
three months ago by Gen. Nicauer Vai-
derz, commander of Mexican frontier
regiment at Sabinas, that well-organ-
lied band OF thieves had stolen large
humber VI fine animals belonging to him,
requesting Orn, las 70 keep lookout Tor
them Later the hacienda Of Udolfo VII
Unreal. near Santa Rosa, Mexico, was also
raided and 200 head solen and brought
TO Texas. On learning that his stock had
been shipped from Del Rio 20 San An
tonic, Yiilareal came here, and securing
the assistance Of United States marshals,
discovered that about 100 had been shipped
out Of the state and the remainder to the
canyon in Tom Green county. He says
the horses we're either smuegled over or
brought through the custom.house ON the
supposed idea that they were for breed
ing purposes The stock alluded to
above was brought here by q man ramed
Nayberty, who held bill If sale from
Ayaireslo LOAF at Del Rio, and was sold
far below the market value az one OF the
stOck-y0rds When sold no record OF the
sale was made until after inquiries by
officers. No arrests have yet been made,
from the fact that the mammoth depreda-
tious we're committed In Mexico, aud the
custom house authorities have not yet
repor ed the transactions here, though
every facility viii be given for the recov-
cry Of the stolen stock. In fact, one Of
the Innocent purchasers Is now aiding
Villareal to regain possession of his own.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
FOREIGN.
ntsmnrch crentes a sensntion.

BERLIN, March 29.-Prince Bismarck
in recent speech in the reicbstag, allud-
ing to the growth Of socialism, said that
in the time of the French revolution
socialism proved powerful lever in the
French victories, and that history might
be repeated, though he thought the
present French army was opposed to the
workingmen's movement. at is impos-
sible," he continued, ITO tell which parry
would be victorious. If great European
troubles should again arise they wUul
be far,more complicated than those we
have already pa sed through, because
they wound be of an international nature.
When those movements come | would
have Germany oppose them to her ut
most" The speech mas created great
sensation IN connection with the great
Socialist troubles In Belgium and other
countries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
DECIDEDLY COoE.

Vhroe Prisoners Released from JAIN In
Comanehe County.
special TO the Gazette
DE LEON, Tex, March 29.-Last night
as Mr. Robert Slack, jliler at Comanche,
the county seat, was returning from
church he was accosted by five men who
demanded that he turn over to them the
keys to the jail. He at once complied to
their demand, as he had no chance To
resist They at once liberated three
prisoners, that number being all that was
IN jail Their names are Williams, Hill
and Atkinson, all there for theft Of cattle
aud horses. The liberated prisoners tool
the iailer out of town about one mile ano
there they left on horseback with the
prisoner Williams, this showing that Il
WAS for his release. The sheriff and posse
have not yet made any reports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
LAREDO.

Fatal Shooting nray over Game of
Pool--A Deputy sheriff Assassinated.
Special 10 tue 1aGetto
LAREDO, TEX, March 29,-In difficult
ty over game Of pool for money at about
o'clock this morning, Alex A. Mueller
OF Corpus Christi shot Alexander H..
Douglass through the head, killing HIM
instantly. Mueller was arrested aud Is
now IN jail. ID uglass, VINO is a promi-
nent citizen connected with railway and
mining Interests, was a very peaceful man
and had many friends. Mueller has a
brother at present In San Autoulo who
was wired the tidines OF the tragedy ami
the fact OF his hroiheg's arrest.
A Mexican who had commission as
special deputy sheriff was shot by an un-
known assassin last night and morlally
wounded. He Is now reported TO be In a
dying condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
wEATHERFoRD.
An Irnte Citizen Gives His SoD-in.Law a
Five. Dollar rhrashing.

An Irate Citizen Gives His Son.in.LRw "A
Five. Dollar rlrashing.
Special 10 the Gazette
WEATHEReoRD, Tex, March ga
sensation was created in our city this
about 10 O'Clock, which has been
the theme OF conversation for the day.
One Of our most prominent citizens and
leading business men, while passing his
son-in.la law, who Is one Of the most highly
respected young men In this city, very
dly to all near the parties, as
saulted his son-in law with heavy cane,
strikug him several times over the head.
the young man made no attempt to re-
sent The lawless assault made on him by
the ia her Of his wife. After the father
in-Aw had become sati- ded with his adj
venture h. accompanied the city marshal
to the mayors office, pleaded guilty 10
an assault and was fned So
The little one-year.old son of Mr.. and
Mrs A L. Starr died az O'Clock yester.
day afternoon The funeral viii take
place from their residence at 10 O'Clock
to-morrow morning.
Tom Bell, sheriff of Hin county, left on
the morning train with john Long, who
was arrested at White, Saturday, on q
charge OF arson in Hill county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
right Lsoing n Hundred Years ago.

Years ago
Devoted as she WAS Ia the world of
fashion, Miss Frampton did not admire
all its ways. Under the date OF 1880 she
wrote:
"My sister, Phlllis Wollaston, now be-
twee sixteen and seventeen, was begin
ming to be produced Lutte in the world
Az that time everybody " r. powder and
pomatum; large trial; ular thing called
a cushion, to which tht hair was frizzed
up with three or four enormous curls
on each sidei the higher the pyramid of
hair. gauze. feathers and other ornaments
was carried the more fashionable 1t was
thought, and such was the labor en-
plOyed to rear the fabric that nghtcaps
were made in proportion to itaDd covered
over the hair, Immensely long black pins,
double ami single, powder, pomatum,
and all ready for the next day. | think
remember hearing that twenty-f0ur large
pins were by no means an unnsusl num-
Der 10 go To bed with on your head
"Fhe perfection OF figure, according Ia
the then fashion, was the smalness of the
circumi, renee into which your unfortunate
waist could be compressed, aad many 1
poor girl hurt her health trying TO rival
the reigning beauty of that day. tht
dnchtss Of Rutland, who was said L
squeeze herself to the siz,
OF an orange and a.haf. Sinai
hoops were worn in morning ant
larger for dress, some going outward
a. they went downward, something il
the form OF a bell. Sacques were yer,
common; my mother constantly wor,
them. They wore DIRE SEES with loos,
backs and stomacher. Gauze hand
kerchieis trimmed with blonde wer,
worn on the neck.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
ABInENE.


Sentenced for Life-Water works Test
Welcomed TO the CITY.
Special 70 the 5azette
ABILENE, TEX, March 20 The closing
speech on the Bowyett murder case, was
made last Saturday night, and the jury
returned verdict Of guilty and gave the
murderer a sentence for life in the state
penitentiary. A motion for neV trial
will be made this morning.
A test OF the water-works commenced
last Saturday evening was TO be continued
this morning but the severe cold weather
prevented. Another day when the weather
Is good viii be selected to complete the
test.
Mr. W. j. Mcdonald Of Baldyin, MISS,
arrived mere yesterday and will at once
enter upon duties behind A M. Robert
sons counters. Mr.. Mcdonald Is "a first
class salesman, and is most cordially
welcomed here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, March ga number
of Boustonians, who seemed to doubt the
truthfulness of recent interview by your
reporter with Judge Il. p. Hill relative to
the building of the Southern tactic SHOPS
aud published in THE GAZETTE, were to-
day convinced of, its trulhfulness by
letter received by Y. L Hogan, chairman
of the finance committee, from Capt. A.
q. Hutchinson, general manager of the
Southern Pacific company, in which he
goes over the same ground as previously
stated by Judge Hill, with few addi-
tlonal facts relative to the matter. Every
body is now satisfied that Houston viii
get the shops. The work Of clearing
away the site aud draining the ground is
still steadily progressing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30


"Nlss Braddon, fresh asin egi,rFl
and entertaining aswhen she aueke "a
ing and found herself famoas Allsi "
catlc n Of ady Audley's secfes n-l''
Service Gazette.
"AIlss Braddon lnirodnncs % x I, Y
flesh and blood, and net ~ lhg VIZ. 4,
mics with which we are only W ~
the realms of fiction. ~ PorlsaoaiA W.
"AIiss Braddon's unpara leea sslH' :,
liant novels."--[ Court Jonrnal.
"Miss Braddon, one Of lAe tI'I N.
novelists ~ Newcastle Dalf ta'sn'''''
"hIiss Braddon is one q our Isii "a Z. /
noyelists. and her work, take y io' y :
the best we get.p-fsgnday Tins
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is of the Two the bctier.'-l ssos
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graphic style. "-lLlbefali'e''er'
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"a,,ss f,raddon-,A strange ws y Y 1 "
and fascinating interes1-l'ep
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and a. ovement, and shat we ~ eaw,,0
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DEAD Mrs'ssaoss +
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moral puA,ose and Of shllllg,. W. IA II
hook which IL reada le,inleIes's'
Il Pictorial Worlo'
miss Braddon, --certsisay., :, ~ !
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.,,,.. R,addon's renders, aa y. ~, Y. Il
"a grasI vii derive from " es ~ ,,i u I
10 $50 ,,'.,ai,Ie amount ~ amp~4,'
oon n,'i, y Sltemont. "-lJohn hs'
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full of interest, ana esseu q, s ~ eaun I
instruct, Weaiers ana tvvain6ar1b t'9''|
read With pleasure II eT
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accompllshed 'racpnlsu. WY
nraddon. D--l Glasgow Ny"
",r,ss Rraddon mlxeaull s s.,1 4 n
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pu ,s der and madness, bns xxi a 4
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

scott's Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver OH
with "A, puphosphites, In Lung Troubles
mud cholera Infantum
DR. w. h. Ransom, Hartford, Ind,
says; 81 nnd SCOTS Emulsion an excel
lent remedy in lung troubles, and cspec-
ially In Strumous children, and most
valuable rem' DIV in chronic stages ofChoi-
era Infantum.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
sieln's murderer Captured.

NVbVIHI % INC NhHtIItl
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March o.
Saeriff Mckinney of LaSaile county ar
rived here this morning with Ran no
Rodriguez alias Villegas, Nl1 Is charged
with numbering Kuhlpan W. Stein and
their Mexican shepherd nc,r Uvalde, ON
December 2s, 1884. He was captured by
Mg Kinuy near Cotulda, aud will do doubt
furnish pleasant job for a hangman, as
the crime was perpetrated for the sole
pnrpose OF robbery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

night OF March 20 that one Of the negroes
of Mr. Baker, party took bis hat ana
shot hole through II with his pistol.
MIR. Baker aud his friends are now IN
dustriously engaged in accommodating
evidence to rebut this testimony, they
claiming they can produce sworn AM
davits from responsible men showing
that the negroes made AFFIDAVIT to false
hood. Verify the municipal campaign IS
growing suitry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

Special to tho Gazette.
Ell pAso, TEX March 80 Ell Paso is
enjoying boom in visiting celebrities
\ tour to Mexico is the fashionable thing
now among the nabobs OF the east.
Among the arrivals are Charles Dudley
Warner, editor OF Harper's Monthly,
Jsmes p GARFIELD, son of the late Presi-
dent Garfield, Gov. Sheldon, r. w.
Yaltercsll, an English lord, and large
number OF other notables.
Full freight tariff rates on all railroads
eonverging here were restored to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
De Lessepn Ill.

PARIS, March 29.--De Lesseps is i'll
and at present abed. Doctors attribute
his illness to the effects of a fall he met
with on board the steamship Washington
on his return from the islhmus of Panama,
COMBINED with fatigue resulting from the
long journey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

LIMA, March 29.--As result OF Il. M.
Thomas explorations of the river Les.
mayo, an international commission has
been forwarded to obtain in Europe nee
essary elements for the formation of
navigation company. Should this scheme
prove successful 1t will give direct water
communication between Bolivia aud
Buenos Ayres.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

strictly prime, 500; prime 200e22c; cen
trifugais. prime 70 strictly prime, 10000;
fair 70 good fair Ia lG@20c; falr TO good
fair I4G25c.
Exchange on New York sight slips.
CleafinRs Of the bank 81, 1889.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

- A disease OF SO delicate nature
as structure OF the urethra should only be
Entrusted to those Of large experience aud
skill BY our improved methods we have
been enabled TO speedily and permanently
cure hundreds Of the worst cases. Pam
pnlet, references and terms, 10 cents In
stamps. Worlds Dispeusaty Medical
Association, G63 Main Street, Buffalo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

IN order that our town shall have the
best goods possible, lthe popular druggists
have arranged TO Sell Aoker's
English prescriptions, among which Is
Acker's Dyspei STA Tablets, They act
upon the system when suffering with dys-
pepsia, bad breath, sour stomach, Il ,tu-
lencv, heartburn, etc, ETC., with Won
deriul certainty, hence gusran-
tees them to cure always, or will refund
the money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
why the Lana-purohass Bill i. witnheld.

LONDON, March 29.--The Daily Tele-
graph says: Parnell, who has been OIL
tlcially Informed of the progress of Irish
matters in The cabinet, SAID when the
giving of precedence TO the land-purchuse
bill was proposed that he was unable to
support the proposition, as his colleagues
in parliament were strongly opposed to
the adoption of any count that would de-
lay the discussion of the question of nome
rule. In accordance with this declaration
the land-purchase bill was Withdrawn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

During a serious run of whooping
cough at saltwater, N. Y, the physicians
found that Acker's English Remedy was a
positive cure, aud prescribed 1t very
freely. say that in all
experience never known any
medicine to equal It, guaran-
tees to cure all coughs Especially
chronic cases., Group, asthma and CON
anmntiOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

AS recent result of the los of the Ore
gon the Cnrard company have, for the
present, at least, abandoned the project
OF running fast weekly steamers between
Boston and Liverpool. The SAILING day
has been changed from Saturday to
Thursday, beginning April 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
STARTLING DEyRLoPMKNrs.

IL Is said w. Il takers HIT Was Shot
Through by HIS own Negroes.
Special "a the Gazette,
HousToN, TEX, March 30 The Even
ing Herald appeared to-day with afldavi,s
from two negroes, in effect that they
were In the shadows of Sabine street
bridge when the supposed attack was
made on the Hon. w. r. Baker on the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
Charged with Arson.

op9VIHI 20 UTE OHLtIIUl
DENIsoN, TEX, March 29.-Phil Led
rick aud Charles Burckle were arrested
here to-day by Sheriff Douglass, charged
with being implicated in the burning of
the furniture house Of VIM. Ledrlck. The
indictment was found by the grand july.
Both men were taken to Sherman, and re-
leased on giving $1,000 bail for their APP
pearance at the next term of district
court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
a Paper susnends.

PANAMA, March 29.--The Star aud
Herald published IA iy-sheet to the public
to-day, giving the details of the causes
Leading tothe suspension Of their journal.
The damages caused by the suspension
are estimated AZ over $3.50, 900 in gold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
AFFAIRS OF STATE.
Decided Opposition Manifested to ANY
Legislation on the Arbitration
Question.
Texas bills Iniroduced--Postal Changes
Secretary Manning Gradually
Improving.
washington Notes.

Special 20 the GazetsJ
WASHINGTON, March 20 The follow
ing Texas bills were introduced in the
house to-day BY Mr. Crain,a bill author
zlng the secretary of the treasury TO re-
fund certain duties paid by j. b. Haynes
on the imp ration OF merchandise from
Mexico into the United States at the port
OF Laredo.
BY Mr.. Wellborn, resolution calling
for o list Of the claimants and awards
made TO claimants, and what amount still
remains in the treasury under the "Chero-
kee Indian Treaty"
The house committee met to-
day TO discuss the arbitration
question. A most decided opposition
10 legislation on that question was de-
veloped. Mr. Foran and some OF the
strongest labor advocates opposed the
proposition vigorously. They took the
grounds that congress had no right 10
force the laborer to accept an arbitration
that he might deem unjust
Secretary Lamar is confined to his bed
In consequence OF his severe cold con-
tracted yesterday He is not expected to
be out within two or three days.
Postal chaUges New Office at Pharr,
Brazoria county, William ID. Hoskins
postmaster. The following postonlces
were discontinued, Bishop, johnson
county, mail to Cleburne; Clay, Burleson
county, mail to Allen Farm; Ola, Dallas
county, mail to Duck Creek.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
Cotton Crop.

special TO the Gazette
GRANGER, TEX, March 29.-The large
acreage of new prairie being put in Gull
tivatiou near here will make the cotton
receipts OF our two-year-old town boom
up next fall. She still maintains healthy
growth, has four new buildings, includ-
ing two-story hotel (Which travelling
men say is much needed here), going up,
and more to follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
MN ma Gin Rnrned.

special TO the Gazette.
TROUPE, TEX, March 30 -On the night
OF the 27th inst the steam mill and gin Of
5. j Stevenson & Bro. was burned, The
work OF an incendiary. The loss is S2500,
$1,000 Insurance in East Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
STATE NEWS.
beings and happenings OF the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially for the Ghzeite by Its
Own Corresp ondsnts,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, March2 9.--Cleared:
Schooner Susan II Davidson for VIII
mington, Del. Sailed: Banks Mersey
Roma aud j. IL. McLaven Tor Liverpool;
brig Fran for Cork.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
Mn,nhlnn for oninIne.

ipeeial 10 tho Gazette
MONTEREY, MEX, March pa child
poisoning case ty accident has just oc-
cured here and the druggist of the Botica
le Leon Is under arrest. He gave dose
OF morphine for quinine which resulted
In the death OF little child.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30
An Irish Relief Measnre.

LONDON, March 29.--John Morley, chief
secretary for Ireland, will present in the
house of commons to-day bin for the
temporary relief Of destitute persons in
Ireland.