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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-04
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horse interest is bright. The farmers
are driving good teams weighing from
1000 up to 400 pounds. That111eans, in
real uselas much Ias a States team that
would weigh 200 pounds more.-Tbe
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.e5s A : CALIFORNIA, A. 9 a. /,
The most salubrious sclimalte, With the
gentle sea sbreezes of the Is Pacific
OCEAN that not only iinyig6rate the
vegetable kingdom, but the animal al king IN
dom also With tw I've months :, OF the be
year to grow in. the horse OF California
has the greatesg adYshfage, I'VE lind
California . to-day not Breeding work
horses enough for her own use. This
Is the consequences OF she Hand being
worth so muehfor agTieuittr PURPOSES
HeEesls the home Of 6ise present. Anfbful
,tpre trotter and thoroughbred horse,
-L9ok at the many line breeding horses,
n,C3tfornia; Look at the trot ting farms
and stables, viii, Governor Stanfordis
heading the list OF the wofidt gWbaf
they, have done ish.but q drop Ii In Httif5a
bnckesitoowhatithey n#Il do. TfflToSulS
be s,Irprisedst0i hears Gwithfae7Gq fgWs
ylears, Of the California horse being han
d.espped on tie eastetn race courses.
,.r 70. . .Sse< y a r7flfe3
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COLORADO
has had, really 'mDre advantages than
any other State or, Territory surround
ing her, having one Of those climates
that is meyer e9eelled, and abut in a
few States or Territories equaled; with
the fine grasses, and with her
enterprising men, with thatindomitable
will by which Coloradoians are so well
known, and with the vast wealth.of her
silver and gold mines that is so
requisite to Gigantic enterprises, it is
not to be wondered at that she is taking
the lead in horse production as well as
in everything else. For me to mention
the leading horsemen would be out of
place, as there are so many leading in
that line against other States and
Territories. 1t only takes a horseman
standing twenty minutes on a corner, Of
one of the leading streets, in Denver, to
see as fine horses. as in any city in the
Union. With the advantages OF the.
many railroads running east, the horse
industry of Colorado. willy be great in.
the nea- future. eat+tAE
:
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range stock is well vel improyedy and every
succeeding 3esH finds itpdrovementI.
The Thoroughbred with his tail bobbed
off with something ON HIM boBbing up
ana down, is frequently seen. The
Hamletoni&n is everywhere present.
Clydesdale and the Norman are being
largely imported, and the improvement
in the lastIthirtty years fisf remarkable.
This is the present. IA"
Now let us look to the future. The
horse industry in the, future will be
greater IN. all the country "
lag east OF the Pacific Ocean,
west OF the eastern line of Wyoming
and Coloradoi north to the Bri tish' line
and south toiOid Mexico for many rea1
disease; Second, the climate Is we'll Vel
adapted; third, for,a the ! numerous nr1sus
reasons gwen In, the beginning of this
-mountains a. great distance from water
As>horses can travel for water much
farther than cattle, they do not inter
fere with the feed Of the catrIei fifth
the horse can live where cattle cannot
on account ,ofl-cold. In large snow
drifts the horse can paw and get to the
grass, while cattle can not: sixth the
grass can be utilized that otherwise
would rot from year to year. ) ! NJ y
You sayroWhatywiltI you do with so
many wild hersesie y 1 - q IS % -
1 will tell you. They must not be-
reared wild. In the first place, alfalfa
grows in all this country in abundance.
IN many places the product is eight 10
nine tons toitheiacre. + The colts can be
taken uplat weaning time. fed on AZ
falfa, kept growing and halter broke
This he never will forget. Turn them
out in the spring. and let them run un-
kindly and Yoa yin have a. hofse that.
will have spirit and with all of his con.
'stit1tional powers. ID Him: fiw0uld
recommends the use of moro halters and
'posesacks and fewer lassoes; more kind.
ness and less S parrish spyirs.. For nv
self I have no use for the 50 .1ccaiIed
-hroncto bnster.-Xe-do --not- employ
them at alt
+ Let us look at the dffsfekcs ii Ii 3
price of raising ohorsesfinthis interiors
country agaipstI the eastern States
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Telegraph or Telephone Orders promptly
attended to. v Z - - - ~
south ST SextOnss Office In same building
Telephone No. 70 LIZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Established 1902
...sl,sbsd ,sfa Established. 1862
JOSEPH e. TAYLOR, ;
Pioneer 1lJnaeyakaE Of Utah
established 1867.

Manufacturer and Dealer IN all kinds O.
wood. Metallic and Cloth-coTered TasKeI
and Coflns. Full.stock of Bpriss1. 70 ana
Coffin Furnishings. - bsG-l ILL =
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can say: Every pedigree in theland."
-phe horse is very much like the Aneri-
can people made up of all nations.
and, like the AmerioAnt is I'm many in
stances better than those,heicame from.
This, gentlemen is the history, in brief,
OF the past on the Pacific Slope. I. r.,
81, Aog We come to the present. We
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% S. WEST TEMPLE STREET.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

WAsHGNGroN, Jan. So,-The Demo-
cratic senators met in caucus to-day at / !
O'Clock and adjourned at ! ;45 O'Clock.
They discussed the pending issue between
the executive and the senate fully and
ADOPTED the following reso'
luton, which the secretary of the caucus
was authorized to make public:
Resolved, that we approve the views
and action'of the president communicated
to the senate through Attorney
Garland in his letter of January %, 1886
and that we cordially support the eNecu
tive therein,
The letter g. the Encouragement wa
received by the president OF the senate
Yesterday and was seen by the senators
but as there was no executive session i
was not formally laid before that body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
SEVEN BLAIR GROWS.

rhcy WIN All Hang on One Tree indian
Territory Murdorcrs Sentenced.
Special 10 the gazette,
FoRr SMITH, ARK, Jan. 80.-Iames
Mason, Meredith Grow, Joseph Jackson,
Robert Wolf, one Wiley, Luce Harmon
and Tap Wah Muck were to-day sentenced
In the federal court here 70 be hanged on
Friday, April 20, 1886, Tor murders COM
mittcd In the Indian Nation, Robinson
kelp, who was also 10 have been SEN
fenced, was allowed two weeks time In
which TO produce alleged evidence In sup
port OF the motion Tor a nov trial. He
viii DC sentenced 70 20 With the balance
Of tho boys unless The evidence 10 forth.
coming at the proper time, The coutt-
room was crowded with spectators, but the
doomed men took the matter remarkably
cool. Grow pleaded hard aud In manly
way for new trial, but the court over
ruled a wcll.argued motion, and his doom
was announced The Judge was per-
ceptibly affected by the disagreeabie duty
his position compelled him 70 perform
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
The white Houso reception.

WASHINGTON, Jan 3O.-The public re-
ception at the White House last night
was the largest OF the kind ever seen here
The hours OF the reception were from
TO ii, but long before 9 a closely packed
crowd Of people extended from the main
entrance OF the executive mansion the en-
tire length of the carriage-way, and ioi
half block up Pennsylvania avenue ~
10 II O'Clock the crowd continued TO In
crease and 1t was long after that hour be
fore the last IN the line had passed
through. The president was assisted IL
RECEIVING by Miss Cleveland, Mrs, Man
ming, Mrs Whitney and Mrs. Villas Sec
retarles Manning, whitney, Endlcott apt
Lamar were also present Col Wilson
made the presentations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
TELEGRAPHrC BREyiTIEs.

Michael Kallin Of Louisville, who cut
his wiie's throat aud attempted his own
lie, was sentenced TO be hanged yester'
day on March i3.
Gandaur has agreed to row seulling
race with J. A. st, John Of 81. Louis.
A great cooking main between ST. Louis
and Dallas, Tex has been arranged 70
commence at Dallas February ~ aud CON
tlnue week. The stake is 5000 a sidS
and $500 ON each fight.
The Jury in the case Of ,Chito Chock
the alleged Chinese highlander OF ~
louis, retuTned a yerdlctoi murder 10 Tx
first degree last night.
over So, 900, 900 Of the per cent. bond
embrac,,d In the one hundred and twenty
third can for si0,o00,oo0, which VIII ma
ture February 10, have already been -
ceiyed at the treasury department ior e
| oemptien
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
FORRIGN AFFAIRS.
Tho nIaanss.enr rrcnlr.

PARIS, Jan, 80 Dispatches iNsu the
capitolof Madagascar state th8 DO the
treaty Of peace between France Gus Mad.
agascar, france valves an claim TO pro-
teGtorate over the island, Cr TO an
indemnity Madagascar agrees TO
pay aud France agrees 90 accopt
100000 for release, which S. 10 cover
all foreign claims against Madagascar,
both those antodatng The recent War and
those growing out OF &c. France irto oC-
cupy ramatine until the money is paid.
The treaty also empowers France 70 sta
tion a French resident I'm the country
until the rights Of trenchmen are clearly
| defined, and in the meantime TO occupy a
league limit around Diego and Saavrie7
| BAYS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Aciion Of sennle commltlee.

WAsuNGToS, Jan. 3o.-The senate
committee ON public lands to-day COM
pleted bill Tor the repeal of the pre-emp.
ton of timber and culture lands and the
measure win be reported to the senate on
Monday. 1t repeats the two laws men
toned outright, amends the desert land
act so as TO give the claimant 800 acres
on condition that he make it his perma-
nent residence and she'll irr'9asc altshali
81 IL, Patoae - s4.s,,S ,1S-c yeaf, frum the
date of filing Of the Claimants notice
of his intention, 1t also repeals
the commutation feature of the
homestead law, and limjts the time with.
In which the government cue repeaI n
patent to five years.
The senate committee on public 'ands
to-day amended Senator Berry's resos,.
ton so as to make it declare that in tht
opinion OF congress the leases OF batl
houses and hot water privileges Mt lo
Springs, Ark, should not be renewed b
| the secretary of the interior until tn
/ Forty-ninth congress shall have legislate'
/ with reference thereto The resolution
will be fayorably reported to the senate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
NOT LLY'S LOVER
The Clouds Hanging Overt the Devoted
Head Of Parson Armstrong
About to Vanish.
Disappearance OF Witness Mann Re-
easdea as virtual Triunph for
tI,e Accused Minister.
His Chuvki,Ns the Tair one Undcs She Chi,
Regarde5 as Too TAln- ncnlcr rhat
10 Is wilkes Booth.



ATLANTA, GA, Jan S0.--The Tial IL
Rev. jas, o. Armstrong, charged with
immoral conduct, has been posiponad 10
Monday In crdpr TO en,gli'e the clcrglnen
constituting thV ecclesiastical coult 10 lill
their several puip,ts tJ-uornw pro.
vio0s 20 adjparpmentA Nh, Armsuong READ
o carefully written siaaMtnt cQtc, tiinn
his trip 10 CinclnGgLl and ES roaildu
with the fascinating 3fpn tilg ihw
Armstrong slecessiuh9 stout Hust
rigid aud HsAHUstiye erpSs ayan3nl tion
by the prosecuting atlOuiey ph
Monday the prosecution win
place GA the stand important
witnesses IN reOuttal, aud this VIII close
the testimony. The attorneys Will then
begin their arguments and the case viii
be decided ON Wednesday.
coaplote resume of ARMSTRONG;
testimony has been Surnished your GORE
spondopt by q gentleman connected with
the trial. In hls statement Armstrong
gives complete history OF his lie,
and declares he II not Wilkes Booth.
| He toRchos upon several other scandals
that have turned up about him since the
trial began. one report was that while
| III Virginia he addressed Suuday.school
oonacntion while intoxicated This MIR.
Armstrong SAYS Is false. Two witnesses
! testified IL was TRUE, but he AYERS their
testimony is absolutely false lie also
states that wAile Ia Cincinnati he drank
4 beer with HIS dinner, but was not at
7 all intoxicated. llo said he. did
visit several houses Of ill.iame during
his stay Ia Porkopolls, but that while
there he WAS not guilty of any immoral
rovolry as charged, ueWeut on goodly
mission IN an endeGvor To save lost
soul. The sudden disappearance OF
Mann, tbe principal witness, has com.
pletely aemorali1ed the prosecution, aud
Armstrong; friends are moro certain
than cYer vi his acquittal As the trial
now stands only one reputable witness
has sworn that Mir. Armstrong was nttox-
icated while in Clnclnnati; that witness
was one Mr.. Foote, an ultimate friend OF
Reporter Manu-.
Upon cruss-uxaminatlon Foote said he
was not positive that Armstrong was
drunk, but said he did not believe the
doctor was sober.
\ Several ygstrymon Of tho church were
interviewed tonight. One OF them saidi
III am sure the verdict viii be for
acqulttal This story II Armstrong;
chuckng Lily Shaw under the chin aud
telling her she was pretty Is palpably
made up for the occasion, The credible
ity Of witness Ia the main thing In u
trial like this, and THE court Is fully sat-
ished that Mr.. Armstrong; version " the
I affair 10 true.n
Public sentiment ID favor OF Arm-
strong's acquittai IL growing fast since
Mann ran away, and there are very f0w
in Atlanta tonight who think the charges
will be sustained
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

WAsnlNGTNN, Jan. so. Tho solicitor Of
the treasury has given M opinion on tie
question as 90 the rights OF United
states attorney 20 retain q per cent Of
the amount collected ON unaatisGad ware
house and other custom.bOusc bonds
which may have bcsn turned
over TO HRS for action, but
which were settled by she parties
without suit The solicitor holds That la
such cases where no suit or proceeding
ia The nature OF d suit has been brought
or conducted BY The district astoiney, be
Is no. entitled To the per cent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
THE TAYLOR TRiAn.
Fenrs of Mob Law Cause q Postponeniont--
noma Sensible Views.
annnInl N no llnaniIn.

FeBrs of Mob LAW Cause P0StponeH'ohe
homa Sensible Views
Special 10 tho Gazette.
IlEgWEr1A, Tx, Jan. 10 The case
OF william Taylor, who stands charged
with tho commission Of three oiienses,
one for assaultlng his wife with intent 70
murder her ard one with assault with ~
tent 70 murder his daughter aud ono lot
rbpe committed upon his danghtcfi was
called for trial in the firet-named case lhls
morning BY r. NJ Slime, county Judge q
CLAY county, but the county attorney,
Mundy, was told that plot was On 10Y
I 70 mob the defendant u the facts snowgN
No sufficiently strong, SO he refused " w
luiand tho defendant brought out lo'uAy
I but let the matter rest for awhile
The defendants attorney claims lpAl
I he Inns seen the prosecuting witnesses
and they have denied In his presepee Wy
existence OF The facts upon wien w
4 county attorney relies for prosrehslon'
! The county attorney says that y tnv w
pIe cannot let the officers 80 icfaaiu y, -
| he discharge Of their duty maj ~ W.
I have 10 lei the fact upon which " le, .,,e
remain hidden and that BY 50 aoipg Wy
1 witnesses are liable 10 DE OF " lr'iil,.
dated Id he viii not be abc 70 Ees An}
thing ont Of them. The people snowu
remember that 1. would give the onlests
Il very bad name abroad 70 n.na 49,, ~
niobbing IN their presence anu snvn
discharge their duty ~ the law feHui,sa.
the n.ople should take an interest," " RNn ~
ishlng crnne IN al It's phases, hlna,' nv NJ
Well as great, and soon they eal, " NH, NV
10 rely upon getting infies on whpln xxx sse
can depend, II the people sng 'ss,I,ue Il
ana man the officers viii moi hc MlnlnAs , u
M the future Inyesilgegipno eEilpp ~
fear u The mob lav
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
wnr rnmora from lhs Lslhmus.

WAsnINGToN, Jan. 8O-The secretary
of the navy has received Information from
a Pacific Mail steamship 70 the meet tllal
another revolution Is threatened on lhe
Isthmus OF Panama. Rear Admiral Jouett'
commanding the North Atlantic statloh,
was yesterday directed by Telegraph 70
remain at Aspinwall with the lenhess .,.
for the present. II Is possible that tnv
Tennessee sailed IRON AsplnWail Tor hey
West prior to the receipt OF these ~
structlons, IN which event she WIN De
ordered back in case the situation DEMANDS y.
IL, aud other vessels VIII DC orueleu "
his assistance. Not mnch importance
however, is attached to the present re-
norts of damage
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
King George WON'T Deny

ATHENS Jan. 30,--Tho king Of Greece
has refused the request of Sir Horace
Humboldt, the British minister, TO deny
all alleged fancitul accounts In the semi
Official newspapers which stated that the
British minister in imparting TO the Greek
government Salisbury's note informing
Greece Of Englands attitude, used lau.
guage tending TO break the relations eN
isting between England and Greece. Sil
Horace denies having made any offensive
remarks on the occasion and has referred
the matter To his government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
transaction In hoes.

speclHl % the UnzetLe.
SBERMAN, Tx. Jan. 8s-As an oyi-
dence that business Is not dead IN Sher-
man, the hardware h0aHe OF Roberts,
Hardewiek & Taylor ghipped yesterday
and to-day to dilfcrentparts OF the state
5a4 dozen hoes, together with large
amount Of other good. Seven thousand
ono hundred and twenty hoes In thirty
six hours Is doing pretty wen for Sher'
man, and we think II perhaps the biggest
similar shipment HcI made In the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Correspondence OF tho Gazette
CoLnmDo, Tx, Jan. 2S,--crogdus
Bros SOLD to-day TO firm In Midland
three cars Of corn, two cars Of oats and
one car Of hay. This is but SINAI sale
considering what they have sold during
the month.
Lapowsk Bros, dry goods prm IRON
Abilene, VIII open IN d few days IN the
Htler block with large stock, occupying
the two large rooms formerly occupied
by Geo. Millor's hardware store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
Cable Notes.


Nh James ". Lee, sGorC 1iirSs3 the
American legation at Vienna and charge
d. affaires, was presented TO Emperor
Francis Joseph and the empress Friday
evening at an imperial court ball.
The terms Of the treaty OF peace be-
tween France and Madaga car have been
agreed upon,
The Spanish budget shows a deficit Of
more than 22,000,00O pesos Senor
| Dnacho, the minister of finance, pro-
pot 1.-THE Inauguration Of reform through
G Guar So 'qntry. He is confident that a
~ tn his mr,nos ilibrium viii be established
me london TfTee adopted
ont W. wires ,.SI that the Ii, Athens correspond
come tired Of the polticG Greecc ma, mas DC
and especially of their pfile aIhe9ians'
attitude respecting the BulG|E Deilcoso
Iloi' un" . liz 90 Cnmo,haocp bdi-
The British authorities arc cndeayoripl
TO raise a number Of native battalions q
Cairo to garrison Suakim and replace the
British and Indian troops now stationed
there,
The official journal at Athens denies
that the attitude Of the Greek cabinet has
changed.
Lord Salisbury has instructed Admira
Hay, commander OF the English Mediter
ranean squadron, to employ force dgains
the Greeks whenever they attack The
Turks
The duke of Westminster has retractet
his recent charge against the Parnellltc'
of squaudcring Irish donations IN de
bauchery. He says he is unable posi-
lively to PROVE the charge
The London Daily News says that, al
though Lord Harrington has not indi
Gated his intentions, IL is certainly pre-
mature to assume that he woNld decline
in event Of his being asked, 10 assist DIT
Gladstone.
Previous 20 Mr. Gladstone's being sum
moned il was reported that the queen hes
itated between the cx-premier and Lor'
Harrington, and had ordered the minis
ters not to surrender their seats OF ono
until Monday.
The committee Of the French chambf
Of deputies, 80 which NJ RochciWth'
, amnesty proposals were aubmitt d NJ
rejected the proposals. Premier DC riey
cinet promised the committee that VI
governor would grant the widest amnest
possible.
Gladstone viii visit the queen at @
= borne Monday.
A severe shock Of earthquake was fe
on the southern coast OF Spain yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

ties Of q commissioned officer The sec.
Rotary a war also deems It his duty to
reprobate the rude aud coarse manner IN
which the officers composing te court
treated tbs counsel for the accused Such
conduct Is utterly uninstiaable Il, osllccrs
sitting in military coasts IN the capacity
OF judges
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
DNIutiny on an American Sir.

LONDON, Jan 30,--A dispatch % the
Daily News from MADEIRA states that a
German vessel which arrived there from
st. IIelon reports that a terrible mutiny
took place on board the American ship
Frank Y, ThayGr, Capt Clark, from Man
lila October 5lst, for New York, which
as before reported burned at sea, The
mutiners are said 60 have murdered some
OF the officers and then TO have set fire "a
the shin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
nepri,nanding Hnzen's Henchmen,

WAsuIYGroN, Jan. 3d. Adj Zen:
Drum has written letter TO Chief Signal
9aicer Hazen in regard TO the recent
cnnrt-martlal convened at Fort Myer,
IA N which he says the secretary oil war
,ns,rnets him TO express his grave dis
nieosnre NJ inc conduct OF Lieut.. Greene
~ Inc signal corps, who, he says mas
msnIiestly failed 50 far IN his career ,i 70
cnn,nrehend the duties and responslplll'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

MESQUITE, .stte
family grocer, solton. 80. IS. A, Goats,
other day, j. d. BrowdeI his stock the
chaser the pur-
ID, w. Houslcy, small mercha,,
( Rose Hill, has been boycotled by Che -
1 lance for abusing the members and prln
I clples II that order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

DEcATuR, TEX, jan 80.--The great
sale Of the goods, wares and merchandise
Of the late Carpenter-Rhome company
will begin Monday, February at Deca-
tur. The dry goods Will be sold irst, IN
bulk, 20 the highest bidder for CASH and
the hardware on the same terms. There
are 9s5, 900 worth Of goods at Decatur.
The Rbfme stock will be sold Tuesday on
same ,,,fms as the Decatur stock. The
pooe,sAt Rhome and Decatur aggregate
So, 90. The stock at Jacksboro will be
( sod Monday, February /, 1896 In bulk
M ic highest and best bidder for cash.
fTbs Is a good chance for some man win
eSh 10 inakea spec. The goods are all
kw and In good shape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
Attnehmenl I'D WNNs rolnl.

9ptrIhI 70 INt NWHtIIU,
WLL'- PolNr, Tex, Jan. 30.-An Mt
tachment OF Sll 600 was run on the stock
OF Gilchrist s. Wngo, merchants OF this
city, Yesterday, by Mrs. Anderson,
motber-in-law Of Mr., Wingo, The house
was closed to-day.