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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
Reasap,a B,I,- Indian. Satisfied.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE house
committee ON banking and currency TO-
day discussed Mr.. Reagnn's biz proyld
Ing for the issue OF silver certificates cor
responding IN denomination TO United
States notes. The object Ct the bin ~ "a
provide for the issue OF 81 aud 81 cor.
tiflcates. Several changes Of an impor.
tunt character were suggested ana dis.
cusged aud the sentiment OF the commit
tee seemed TO be strongly In favor OF the
passage OF measure of the nature oi
Mr.. Reagan's bill, but no linal action was
taken at to-day's meeting.
The report that the Indians OF Red
Lake and Waite Earth reservations, IN
the northwestern part Of Minnesota,
were acting IN notwithstanding manner
aud had secured arms and ammunition
aud were evidently bent on mischief, II
denied.
r. J Sheehan, agent at White Earth,
who Is In charge OF both reservations,
telegraphed yesterday u Gen. Atkins,
commissioner Of Indian affairs, as fol.
lowsi nNot a word OF truth IN the IT,
port that the Indians Of Red Lake and
White Earth are arming for mischief, nol
are they ia the least dissatisfied. The
Indians In my charge az this agency are
quiet and contcnted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
vol. XII. NO. 1875,

organization, similar TO the MolN
Megulrcs, and that recently, osptclallt
during the last week, large quantities 81
firearms and Ammunition have bten
shipped into tAp coal fcgleur.
MAXIM q CIGARS .lkix.
Nnw YoRk, Feb. al The stflka a. ira
cigar.makors was virtually enaed to-day
and tomorrow the men VIII asacsnh'o Al
their various headquarters and
procecd TO work. Tho pres.
cnt equalization OF the price liss ii
signed by The committee OF three 81 tho
Central Labor unions, BY seven ~ The
Progressive union No, ! aud hy ave ol
tho manufacturers Il was agYoed that
the hours OF labor until the IA Of NAV.
shall BE nine hours per day. AVID
after that time eight hours per dAy,
y; the discretion % a majority II
the hands Only union men are 10 b.
employed after May, the progressive
union agreeing TO furnish All hands ~
qulrvd TO carry on business. The manu-
iactnrors agree 70 rc-cmploy ull
their hands who were locked
out during January, pnbydod
they return within tw6ntt.tnur
hours after work IL resumed lnsteaa
Of wholesale discharges 10 duh times.
bosses are 20 reduce wuftlut
hours, This agreement covers fur.
teen factories. The lnlernall0nals Viii
20 20 work IN al factories sayc three,
Mccoy & CO, Levy Bros, aud Brown q
Earle The lntefnationals clalm
TINT on the standard cigar, A
inches, there Ia now q reduction IN ths
factory OF Brown & Carrie 81 SIS cents.
Levy Bros OF So, and Mccoy Co ID
cents per 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
AFFAIRS or STATE.
Morrison's Tariff BIZ Nearly Ready
II VIII Provide for Free Salt
and Lumber,
The pan-RIeotrIc Telephone Inycstiga
tIon Shows Only Sas Expended
by the Government.
Morrl.oa,. rarla IlIa.


special 70 lhV NdtpNto'
wAsntNaroN, Feb 1.-THE tarin bill
OF MIR Morrison win be about filteen
printed pages In length OF the ordinary
size. This IS a short iarlff bill. IL ~
nearlv completed except as TO some
minor details. Columbus Dcauo of
Ohio, who represents the Association of
Western Wool Growers, has become con.
WINGED that the bill Will propose a rcdnc.
ton IA tho rate on wo,l and, In anticl-
patton OF this, he expects 70 call CON
vention OF wool growers, 20 meet here,
TO use their influence with congress to
prevent the adoption OF such
Recommendation But there IL
pretty good reason 10 believe that
Morrison will propose no reduction la
tho rates on wool, II Is almost certain,
however, that the bin win reduce rates
upon carpet woods, as these come into
competition with no wool grown ~ tho
country. Probably there VIII be no op.
position 10 this proposition, which win
be welcomed by the carpet manuiactur-
ers OF philadelphia and Lowell.
very bitter contest IL expected over
the frec.list II now seems probable
that lumber and salt aud some OF the
metallic ores VIII be put on II, II IL ex.
peetod that n large vote win be cast FOL
/ FREQ lumber from the agricultural states
| aud Western cattlc-growers and packers
win be IN earnest In favor OF free salt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
Tho prosldout's Recepuon.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE president
gave state dinner 10 night 10 honor Of
the supreme court of the United States
and members OF the senate aud house
judiciary committees, The executive
mansion was handsomely illuminated aud
nrtistically arranged for the occasion.
The chief decoration OF the din-
ner table was large pair Of
floral scales, which was surrounded
with other floral designs. The marihr
band, stationed Ia the main vestibue,
ciscoursed elegant music during the
dinner. The following is list Of the
guests, Chief Justice and Mrs.
Waite, Justice aud Mira. Field, Juatlcc
and Mra. Miller, Justice and MIsa Gray,
Justice and Mrs. Blatchtord
Justices Harlan, Bradley ana Woods,
Senator and Mrs. sherman, Senator aud
Mrs Pugh, Senator and Mrs. Edmupds
Senator and Mrs, jackson, Senator nne
Mrs. lfigalla, Senator Coke, Rep
r.sentative aud Mrs, Tucker, Rep
resentatlye and Mrs. Morrison
Representative Hammond, Mr. and
Mrs Dorsheimer and Miss yanyechten,
The president escorted Mrs, Chief Justice
Waite and tho ohlei justice escorted Miss
Cleveland.
The president will hold reception In
honor OF the diplomatic corps from . To
/ O'Clock Tomorrow night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
THE cELEsrIALs.
Government Troops nc senuie--hc ~
n.wai OF tho Riots Looked ror.

MARTIAL RUIZ At AhArrfK.
SEATTin, w. n, Feb ll--The clty
has become a military camp, Every cor.
nor is guarded by sentry, and military
rule is supreme. There has been NO
effort ON the part Of the rioters 10 nlser.
forc, not even 10 hold meeting. They
arc without recognized leaders, aud are
utterly harmless To do anything so long
as the military nre under arms. There
la however, an Intense feeling oi bltlor
mesa against the militlamen who did thc
shooting Monday, and II rs openly threat.
opcd that they will be hhOgcd al
poon ae military rule IL relaxed,
Eight companies OF the FOurtctsith
inIantry, under command Of Col
De Russey, have. arrived from Yanc0EFor
hnrracks, and az 8 o'clock last night the
city WAS turned over 10 the regular
troops, and martial law continues. 3en,
Gibbons "a expected, aud he aud GOV,
Squire win determine upon future
course, The trouble IL Thought 20 b.
practically over.
All QUIET At OLYMPIA.
OLYMPIA, w r., Feb. li.-- ReHponas
ible citizens have organized ihems
selves into homo guard, have
been sworn IN ~ deputy eherliif
aud ofllcerod as IA regular military compn-
ny. Everything WIS quiet during the
day, and the prospects, are that there VIII
he no renewal OF the disturbance. Bcis
zcl, Bates and Gooding, the three ring,
leaders IN the late demonstration, have
had, preliminary examination baipge Il
! justice OF the peace on Tho chefge OF ROT
and have bson bonnd over 10 the sum Of
$1,000 each 10 await tho action of the
/ pfAnd fury,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
RAILROAD MEETING.
The Citizens OF Paria Rave she Do-rrrs
Cent, Proposition Put Before Them.

The oiiirons OF Paris Have .he 0o-rsr.
Cent, Propoaitiou Put Before Them.
Special to tho Gazette
PARIS, Tax, Feb. ii.,-A railroad meet.
Ing was held At the courthouse tonight,
with j w. Moore In the chair and T ~
Cannon AZ secretary Capt, Hale OK,
planned that the object of the meeting
was to give all those who had subscribed
10 the Marshall, Paris Northwestern
railroad chance 20 sign the new CON
tract, which II 10 pay 90 per cont. Of the
subscription and relnquish thsir stock,
and all those that refuse To sign this CON
iract are still held under tho original
contract 10 pay 90 cents on the dollar,
and all those who wish TO pay the 30 per
cent. to tho Missouri Pacific dNprthwcat-
ern company, th,ii pay the Remaining 10
per cent 20 the Gull, Colorado 4 Santa
~, A committee for the Gull, Colorado
Santa Nc was nj work this evening
about three hours and received eubacrlps
tions for over 81 900, and they think The
remaining s23, 900 can DO raised Ner5
easily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
THE STRIKERS.
Two soeiailstio m..ungs Largely Attended
Yesterday

yesterdny
LATEST rnoN THg COAL FIELDS.
PirTrBrRG, Pa Feb. II Several
meetings were held IN the coke rog0ne
to-day, two Of which we're ROciallstlc
gatherings Az MOrgan's station nearly
1000 strikers assembled this afternoon 20
determine on a course 10 enrctthe release
oi the men arrested yesterday for pnrtlci-
pniing In the Bradford rints. Tho strikers
Say that none II tbs parties arrested were
there and they protest against tho mon
being committed 10 jail without heariDg,
A large meeting was held at MONT
Pleasant this morning, composed mostly
~ HuDQarIane from Norwood They
have been unable 70 obtain ticif share o.
the donations and therefore appointed q
committee " their own and ts.abilthed
cDmmissary, The presiding onicer
made nn iucendlary speech III rho HunRn-
Ran language Witch was loudly chDered
and cause several fanatics % display theft
weapons
Superintendent F6ndusen Of tho Bee
sou works. ~ independent company,
has 6nred biz miners The advsnev N 10
ppf cent anf II IS expected that The neu
WY return ~ work Aiildey.
Al rfepiuR pnpif puhlisned A.
heHsatifinai stoft from NNnut Piensorf
"a ihr eject thar N0eiailtip 4Njtafqfh
srniu Chicago and New YIN had herH
s6ccfatfGi d ikd,M.na peefif ~ q ne
Elayoplenk ~ ne region y lVlR n Aepfet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
UNCLE sAM's PRISONERS.

Assault "a Nprder nud violation az Rev
onue Laws jan FIVE Nun,
special tothe takoite.
FoRl SMlTn, AK, Fob, u "a deputy
United States marshal brought In live
prisoners to-day, as follows Or. G, q.
Tenent OF McAlistcr, charged with Ms
sault with latent 10 XIII. lie shot four
tecn.yearold airl In the face but claims
1t was an accident. John A. Littler Of
Chef okeaiown, same charge, lie tried 20
kill q white man named Carter with Gn
ax, Squire Allen alias Squire Wolf, two
charges of larceny aud two violations ol
Internal revenue law, The others are "a
Abraham aud Charles Brown, two fcaect
each for introducing aud selling whisky
In the rerrltory.to when they both pleaded
guilty. DR. Tenant gave bond,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
a Iteceiyer AppOinted.
Special 10 the Gazette.

HoUsToN, TEX, Feb. II. - Several
creditors OF George l.. Porter, whole.
sale grocer who made an assignment re-
Gently, were to-day preparing to sue out
writs OF attachment against his stock.
The First National bank OF this city, as
one OF the preferred creditors OF Mr..
Porter, through their attorneys, Gold
thwaite and Ewing, before Judge
James Masteison In chancery and applied
Tor receiver. The petition was granted,
and George Fitzgerald, the present
assignee, was appointed receiver OF the
estate by the court with bond In the sum
OF $50, 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
wAaIn1R PREPARATION
special TO the Gazette.

NpVtlA W AuN NaAcflNs
MATANoRAs, Feb. ll--Gen. Pedro
Ilinoiosa, secretary Of war, has issued an
order prohibiting the importation OF fire.
arms aud ammunition into the iona Libro
from river towns aud the expectation OF
any arms from Matamoras into The In
terror. This order is intended for the
purpose OF crippllng the state government
under Cuellar and 20 prevent their adhcr-
ents preparing TO make any resistance TO
the federal government, but VIII fail IN
It's object. Large quantities OF arms aud
ammunition are baing continually
smuggled into the state. The federal
government can never put stop TO the
practice of Wholesale Smuggling until
the force OF guards IL Increased 70 about
ten times the present number. A hun.
dred Winchester carbines and 10000
rounds of cartridges for the use OF III,
state forces were recently brought Il
Brownsville. The cavalry guards anc
customs patrols kept the best lookout
aud were as yiglant and active as pos,
sible for three weeks, but every gun and
cartridge has safely passed the lmes ant
been distributed among C0cllaf's force,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12


wEArHERpoRD, Tex Feb. II .-Mcssrs.
Carson & Lewis of this city have about
completed the improV, msnt on their mill.
They have put In full roller system and
new boilers and now have machinery of
ninety horse power aud will start their
mill ln short lime with q capacity oil
200 barrels Of -four per day. This viii
add greatly % the wheat market Of
Weather. rd, which Is already one OF the
best IN Texas.
Mr. G., G Baker, our 'busmhn, has pur.
chased the lot on Dallas avenue, just 100
feet from the northwest corner OF the
square and will al once commence 70
erect large twO-Story stone transfer
stable.
II. NJ. Kidwell and l.. y, Blackwell
have arranged 70 start The erection Of
two two-story stone business houses Oh
the lst Of April The buildings will
adioin Porter Bros and Kldweli's stone
building on the south side Of the square,
and viii make that side Of the square
solid With brick aud stone baildings
Thus the improvements 80 on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
commercial Prosperity.

5ptuIhI % IIIH VHIUIIV'
ABILENE, TEX, Fob. ll.--Abilene, one
OF the most enterprslng cities Of West
Texas, is holding its own remarkably
well In the race Of improving aud build
ing up Not only II Abilene building up
and becoming more trmly rooted every
day bat the surrounding country IL being
rapidly settled by new corners, who are
preparing for large crop the coming
season. Go out ia every direction and
yon will fud new farms offrom 100 acres
10 $40 acres and new aud euDstantial
farm houses are being erected with
splendid barns and other necessary
buildings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

San PnASoiscn, CAT, w. il,Sl X
ares taken from tlie annual fgpqrs q W.
chamber " cammerce madn pupllR ~.
day, show that oyer 600 900 n ilffs'lie
has beon shipped 70 chlrn during Wf
paet Year from fhlt port ia e<fNes q tpe
amount fcmltfed Va payment q pa'npfs
OF treasure aahinet This ppft Np,gp
anognted ID ~ 400. 0oo During yef
lhia excess sAs osef $4,000, Qpe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
preparing Tor Trade

Special 10 The Ga cite,
PoTTsBoRo, TEX, Feb. ll,--w. X.
ormo has commenced putting the rock ON
the ground for large two-story build
Ing.
The Franklin house, new hotel Just
erected, will be ready for occupancy in
thirty days.
W. O, lIyronemous has Just completed
nne two-story residence.
The Pacific Is undergoing a thorough
renovating and when completed win be
one OF the best hotels In the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
rr.rlaentlnl Nomlnn,lnna.

WASHINGTON, Feb, The president
sent the following nominations TO the
senate to-day w, w, sutton OF Ohio TO
he assistant treasurer " the United
States at ClncInnati, Ohio.
Postmasters~-Jos s. Mccartney at
Garnett, kas,, aud Franklin A. Thomp.
son at McCook, Nth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
An nh,n Ilml,arller Arrt.tsa

BRAxTrOnD, OkT, Feb. Marlin
% Vanilvet, treasurer u Huron county.
ohio, was arrested hsfe to-day ~ PEE
hecD boarding az az hotel for some time
under the name OF Seymour, He n
charged with cmhekziine Huron counp
lands amounting n 5000. Applioa'
ti0n has been made for BIZ txsfed'tlon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
pan.I,,.o,r,o n.ll ,loptraversy.

WAsniNGrON, Feb, II - Representative
Gibson, chairman ~ the hDusp commit.
tee on expenditures ~ the department OF
Justice, has received replies from the
secretary uf the inierlorand the attorney
general 70 the resolution uf the c0inmit-
tee asking what money has been cxprnded
hy their departments Ia the Pau Electric
aud Bell telephone cnees. Tue reply II
the secretary Of the interior sayr sS6 for
printing, etc, was the only money ex-
pended in his department.
The attoruey.grneral says no money
has been expended IN his department,
hut that counsel have been retained for
the prosecution u the government suit.
M money has yet been paid those conn-
sci,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
No orounds for Attachment.

WEATHERroRD, Tx, Feb. 1.-THE
moving OF the stock OF jnwelry and
queensware of John r. Doherty & CO.,
who were closed here by attachment
Monday night, has not yet been COM
pleted, but representatives from
eastern creditors refuse % attach, claim
ing that there were no grounds for those
that have already been run on the stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb, ll.~-1he cabinet
meeting to-day was devoted 20 he con.
sideratiou OF the silvor question and the
antl-Chinese riots In Wyoming Territory.
The total value of exports OF bread.
stuffs during the seven months ended
January 81, 1886, IA So, tQG SAL against
s97, bJ2 1920 for the Same time last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
ROSS wal TALK.

The Gallant soldier OF waco wiii Issue
Bls pIanifcsto soon,
Special 70 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX Feb, ll,--Gcn. Ross au-
ih0rizes the statement that AZ an early
date be will present his Views on all PUB.
llc questions likely ~ figure IN the com.
lng state campnign, and viii state his poo
silion on every point so explicitly that he
cannot be misunderstood. This state.
ment when prepared viii appear In THE
GAZETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
Not oanclu.lve I1yIdence.

wAsHlSGroN, Fub li,--Mr, Hepburn,
ofthe Judiciary committee Of the house,
was to-day directed 70 report adversely
the bill making bills ~ hiding concuslyc
evidence OF the shipment of freight,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

Y CHICAGO, In, Fe9. n. "a voluntary
Assignment Wa died to.siay by the Gar
neld>Manufactnngg company. with } Is.
Miller A. Assignee. Tue nssignlug COM
pany WAS one III the leading mAuuiuctur-
Ing houses Ia The city Of harness, etc.
The solicitor ~ the company rays the
liabilities viii amount approximately 70
from e70. 200 70 s75 900, and fne assets
are IN The nslahDOrho0d ~ $40 900 10
merchandise and o1leIaudin9 ACCOUNTS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

proceedings aud set the guilty officials at
liberty. This dealing Of justice on thc
ono side and shielding others cause dis
turbances that lead TO misrepresentation
by both parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
HE WILL HANG.
A Negro Repeatedly Ootragea white
Lhdy aud Is Brins Pursued.

Special TO the Gazette,
WAaniNGToN, Ia, Feb. liza negro
by The name Of Alfred Taylor called yes
tcrday Ut The houuo of lady named In.
u lie, four miles above Washington, In
~, Landry parish, and asked whether her
husband was at home. He told her then
some one was trying to steal her chickens
ia the woods near by and she had better
see about them. Sho went 70 the spot
Indicated, when he followed and, draw.
Ing revolver, threatened 10 kin her II
sbo made any alarm She tainted from
fright, when he assaulted aud repeatedly
outraged her. lie fed and posse has
since started IN pursuit of him with
lynching Intention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

wAsnaogex. Feb. II The honse
c0miilltleq IN pn;iisc ltnds. ~ 4 special
parldc neetiee, agItfd N declare the
forfs lfutf ~ Ugipp fsilfpsd laud erapts
~ u ali LANDS lyihg otp0esyr - that pplt
Of Inc slnc sbich W. pgcpuHifncied ot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
rranas rn.a.y ALoal lsr sIyer slanaar,


WAsnIEGToH Feb. II The secretary
Of state has received Telegram from
Minister McLane, At Paris, dated the oh
Inst ~ iOllVwss
There was debate yesterday IN the
chamber with reference 20 the dcprccin.
tInn OF the commercial value Of silver.
The government was uiged 70 ak for Tie
rcasscmbling Of the international confer
ence Of 1891. The minister NJ finance
said most Ot the powers interested we're
ipdIspOsed 70 change their present ratio
between gold aud silver. The minister Of
foreign nffiirs sald the French govern
meut WIS not indlsposcd 70 negotiate
with other governments, hui that The
present tine was not favorable Tor such
negotiations ami ba desired that me ques-
tlOn be indefinitely postponed, whefeupou
ihe chamber postponed Indefinitely fur
fhei confederation n the subject.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
ohicoliona 90 lila CONFIRMATION,

WASHINGTON, Feb. li,--A protest has
been lalu before The senate, IN secret Sos,
sion, against the confirmation OF The col.
loctor of customs AZ 81 Adams, VI II
was SIGNED byepeopo whom tho Vermont
senators declared TO be worthy OF con.
ridcrton The grounds OF their OBJ
icctlpns are, thai the collector has 80.
polntndas deputy 70 take charge of a STA,
ton ON the Canada liuc, through which
several hundred thousand dollars worth
OF goods are annually reported, man
who has been three times indicted fol
Irregularities IN connection With customs
and who has compromised tho officers ui
the treasury department.. The protest Il
said 20 have plyan rise toa short hut in-
torestlng debate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
BusINRss N0rEs.
won't 90 rrn,ent.

Special 10 the Gazette.
pn0r POM, Tx, Feb IL "a note OF
Newbury & Co., hardware dealers, went
TO protest this evening for non4payment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. li.--Gilberl
II. Green 6 Co., cotton factors, failed
to-day. The trouble here was caused by
the iAilnre Of tholr liverpool house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

WasnsaoroH. Rsh. ~, 4. N .-sF0r the
west Gulf stateh: Fair wfp;hcr, slowly
rseipr fempcratusc. saflsblc winds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
Be-, F. 5: VfeAI : : J
N COMPANY.
|3I|l CLEARING Sale Still Continues

record Of the annual sales Of this house their guarantee Of the present
E every particular it is represented with the additional recon-
hat this for sale of this purchase shopworr
daass goods, but everything new fresh and clean
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

the gth OF July, 1870, the date on which
the committee construcs the granting act
TO expire They excepted from the opcT'
alton OF the forfeiture fieht OF way
OF the company through lands
necessary 70 iss operation. ali
lands now Within city, town
or village, and all lands purchased IN
good faith from the hallway company bS
actual settlers not Co exceed 920 acres N
any case. In cases where q sctlcr'e pur
chaee exceeds 020 acres, he win 30 al.
lowed q year IN which 10 select from the
tract a20 acres and make proof before local
land OH 9. An amendment was In.
corporated IN the bin reducing the price
OF government lands within the grant "a
Sla5 per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
MEXICO.
A Huil.rirhser Taken by surprss WINE n,
Dance.

Dance
DESPERATE MAN ARRRfTep.
special TO the Gazette
MATAMoRAs, Feb. II --Ildefonso Com
zales, the bull-lghter who was arrested
and Jailed for completely In the Block
murder, and who afterwards made his es-
cape, turned up alta dance last night IN
the suburbs. policeman spotted him
and he Is again Ia Jail. II Il generally
believed that Gonzales Is the man who
planned the horrible murder.
VISITING TnE CAPTAIN.
CRY OF MsxICo, Feb. li-fhillip III,
Morgan, cx.united States minister, ar
rived here yesterday accompanied by j.
A. Sherman OF New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

A, UricA, NY, Feb H. .--Goy. Seymour
seens weaker tonight lid was RESTLESS
this afternoon and evening, and ~ now
seml.conscious.
At O'Clock this morning ez-tioy. Soy
mour IL more RESTLESS and unable 10
| a..aal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
nornlln ee,mnnr Dying.

urIcA, n Y, Feb. ll.~-Ex.Goy, Sey.
monr slept but little last night and his
condition shows no Improvement this
morning