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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

For pure cod fish, choice and white
for extra mackeral, for choice white
fish, go 10 Campbell & Tuthill.
For Sale Or Reat.
A good six octave organ for sale
very cheap, or for rent at very low
rate. Enquire at SS7, south Fifth
street.
Our grocery stock is always fresh
and Of the best grades, and Il is ac-
knOwledged by all that we sell the
best butter In the city.
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL.
A book keeper with nine years ex-
perienee wishes q situation IN some
good business house, Real Estate and
Loan office, or some other suitable
place. References given. Address,
J. A. KIsTLER. box 4S2,
Salina, Kansas.
IfyOu want lace curtains Of beautl-
ful design and very cheap, call on
CAMPBELL d TUTHILL.
We sell Bryan & Browns boots and
Shoes They beat the world for nt
and wear. Come and see.
CAMPBELL q TUTHILI-
Professor Grover. the blind Phre-
nologist, viii lecture on his favorits
subject each evening this week At
Daily's Hall. commencing 1t $50
o'clock p. n. A cordial welcome Is
TO all. Admittance 3 cents.
The Professor viii be found each day
from $50 A. n. to T:SO P. n. In DR.. w.
I. HoUser's ofIice.
]. b. Sturman makes farm loans at
lowest ratee. Short time loans on
ehaitels. ONCE Of LOEItt q Bturman.
To close buyres We viii say that ifl
you want q suit Of clothes it will be 10
pour interest 60 examine our line Of
llOthing before purchasing
CA1EPBELL & TUTHILL.
Those who wish 70 join = building
md loan association should hand In
heir names at Krelt and Bishops
,aice on or before Saturday night at
which time the weekly dues win
running for fhs Peoples
snd Ian Aasonnti0n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

THE Republicans Of Ottawa county
have brought out Hon. r. r. Thomp
son, Of Minneapolis, Is . candidate for
Congress. He is an able lawyer, an
experienced legislator and would rep
resent the Fifth District with ability
and honor
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03
BuokIsn's AraIos saIVe.

The BEsF 6ALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, ChIlblains, COrns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satishaction, or
money refunded. Price 25cts. per
box. FOR SALE by Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03
nnnss ssmkanure.

Want of confidence accounts for
half Ofthe business failures Of to-day.
Oscar Ssitz, the druggist, IL not liable
10 fail for the want of confidence In
DR.. BosankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
for be gives away = bottle free to all
who are suffering with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption and all Affec-
sions Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03
erp.nm YalIer Farmers, Gle

Net in the Chico Hall, May Is,
1885. House called to order by Presi.
dent Minutes were read and accept
ed. On motion Mr.. and Mr.. Will
steadt were made members Of this
society, Mrs. J. W. Adams was cleo
ted chorister Of the CLUB for the 70.
maindeF OF the official year. Selec-
tions-" Directions 10 case Of q fire,"
by Joel Kelly, and "Flying Jim" by
Miss Nettie Rogers were very good.
Recitations. Deacon Jones' lopinion"
by Myrtle Post, "The new church
organ" by Sadie Whitehead ,and''The
lucky horseshoe" by Geo. Gillum.
A. E. Reynolds being absent 81. 81.
GlIIum was chosen ss chief disputant.
Question, Resolved, ''That q classical
education is not necessary for our
sOUs and daughters, who intend farm
ing for q livelihood" The question
brought out quite q lengthy and in
teresting diseu ssiOn.
Programme for next meeting: Select
Readings-C. Post, Ina Thwing, @.
Gillum, A. C. Wait RecItatiOns-
Lizzie Shaffer. VIM. Reese, Lucy
Manchester, NJ. 'BurWell. Jr. editor
Of paper, T. v. w. Manchester. Ques-
ton for discussion, ResolVed-That q
Law and Order League would at the
present time be an injury TO Saline
county. To open the discussion, B.
r. Whitehead. On motion the Club
adjourned to meet In Mlller's Grove.
in four weeks, June y, 1885, ct P. n.
All are cordially invited bring your
baskets well filed. REPORBBE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03
Published Thursday. June 8, 1855.
Ordinance No. 492.

AN 0RDIEAECB authorizing and directing the
surbing and Euttering OF certain streetl and
avenues
Be q ordained bV The Mayor and COtrIl-
cilD5en Of the City Of Sdliad, Kansas:
SECTION ]. That the city council Be- and are
hereby authoTiEed and directed b cause the south
side Of Iron avenue from Eighth street 70 the
smoky Hin riveF 70 be leurbed and guttered aa
specified IN section Of this ordinance.
SIC, 3. That the city council Be and are hereby
authorized and directed % cause the north side
street and from Santa Fe aTenus 70 the Smoky
Bin river 70 Be curbed and guttered e. Epecihed
In section Of this ordinance.
SEC. 8. That the city council Be- and are hereby
authorized and directed 70 cause The west side Of
Santa Fe aTenuP from Ash street south 70 the
so1tk hne Of lot 81 on aid Santa Fs aTenue % Be
eurbed and guttered as specified In section Of
this ordinance
SEC. 4. That the city council be and are hereby
authorized and directed 70 cause the east side Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

HERR JOHANN MOsT, the anarchist,
was sentenced to tSe penitentiary for
one year and fined $500. Recorder
Smith in sentencing Most expressed
deep regret that the law did not per
NIT him toimpose q heavier sentence.
His crimes, he said, deserved the pun
ishmen. awarded to capital offenses.
He also told him be was the greatest
scouudrel he had ever seen at the bar.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

THE President did q very ssnsi bic
thing yesterday in furnishing him
self with a wife, who will be known
hereafter as the first lady Of the land.
Mis- Frances Folsom yesterday be
came Mrs. Stephen Grover Cleveland.
She Is only % years old, while her dis
tinguished husband Is 40.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

THE Fort DOdge military reservation
which ives abandoned some years ago
and the troops Withdrawn from the
fort by the War Department. compFis-
ing upwards Of 1900 acres Of land,
has been settled upon by people living
IN The vicinity Of the reserve. In less
than "a hours last Monday every quar-
ter section was taken and q house
erected thereon. Although the title
may be questionable the people were
bound to "squat.H
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

SATURDAY there were thirteen rail-
roads consolidated under the name Of
the Kansas q Western railway. These
roads are the proposed branches and
extensions Of the A. T. 4 8. +. rail-
way, most Of them under course Of
Continuation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03
aEFHE + CORNER : SFeNEs

Of tie NetO Masonic Temple tOiu be
laid on Friday, tIe 4th instant, at 10
O'Clock 4. n. n. W. SiIas &. Sheldon,
Grand Master Of AdsOns, tVtl be pres
eat and perform the ceremony.
H GeRDIHk IEVIFHFIeE
e extended to al visiting brethren 20
meet sOiA ts on The occasion. iSalind
Lodge No. 90, a. r. and a. n, tViR
meet On called communication at Ma
sOnto Hal, at 9 O'Clock 4. n. Of said
day. By order Of the ". n.
L. o. WIGHT, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

TIE Commissioner Of the General
Land Office has instructed the Regis
ter and Receiver Of the Salina ONCE
by wire, 10 make no more pre-emp-
ton filing, timber culture or desert
land entries, until further orders.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

DICKINsoE COUNTY holds the pRi-
MARI elections to-day-to eleef deie-
gates to TIE county eongsntien whioh
meets Saturday. The convention
Saturday elects delegates 70 the Con-
cordla Conrressional conventlon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03
Notice to Contractors.

ROitCk 3 hereby 7isen thnt usaisd bias yin
- q "A u TIE he Cily Councll of ths
~ q eelinay ealine Cc1niy, Enurls e ths City
tne 2l1t 1sy % June, is39 or the enrhinR anf
gnt.erils On centa fe and fron arsnana nceori-
tnl = tee Ciiy knglaeers plans and speclacations
Ihs ci,y ooaasi reserve Ne risht to reIsst
Miinea ny hand and eacisl seal e ny ones
~ saiinS Aanaaa. tbs q day % June, 1855.
lAAAL il ~ ECWEM CITY Carl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

Or Sunday last the work Of chang
ing the guage on various Southern
roads 10 the standard guage employed
Z 800 hands ct an average Of nine
hours employment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

To al Who nay desire Fresh MIleh Cow, W
always have fot sale Dot Of very hns oaes. Also
q hn6 High GFlde Durham BAH for Service, AZ 81
II paid e The time Of service: n not 9 yin b
charged. Stables on South 9Th g., opposite Water
Worh. N. y. EAeTMAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03
Notice Of Final Settle
ment.

STATE OF EANsAs,N
County q saliEe.
Ia ths Probate Coart In and for said coanty.
heAs naas q ~ Eri'ts q Rsir n. BsTg, d,aaassL
GRkDITORS and an cher persons interested
~ IN the aiore1ah Estate, are hsreby ncrihed
th.t q ne regular term Of ths ProhEte Court In
aed Iof aid Colnty, 70 b begun End held 20 The
court Foon In ealina, and County q Saline, STATE
q etores.td, On the hrst Moniay IN the month o.
dgi{s A D. leoo, We shall 1pplY % nid Couft fer
3 i1h and 1nnl settlement of naid estate.
HENRY BERG and WI BERG,
June ad, A. D-, iss8'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03
THE JOURNAL.
THURsDAY. JUL 8. -.

emoIai 6rEsn 6fsaIIno ooanty ane
the City % saiina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-03

For pure cod fish, choice and white
for extra mackerai, for choice white
fish, 60 10 Campbell & Tuthill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28
WEATHERF0RD.
A Man Lives In Adultery Nineteen
Years and Raises Beyy Of
Legitimate Children.
An African Gentleman Before the Mayor.
A Hop Complimentary TO "a
Dallas Belle.


Special 70 the Gazette
WEArBERFogD, TEX, April 27.--0ne Of
the most novel cases that was ever tried
in Texas court was tried here in the
county court yesterday. 1t was the case
Of he State IS. l.. j MalOtt, charged
with adultery. The evidence "a given
shows that l.. j. MAlott left his wife 10 In
diana nineteen years ago and ran off with
Mary Waites, going 70 Kansas, living
there nine years, when they moved 10 this
county, where they have been living since.
All who knew them thought they were
husband and wife They have seven chill.
dren. Malott and the woman he left In.
diana with have been living in adultery
until very recently when II was discoy-
cred, when Malott was arrested and
brought 10 trial, which resulted In his
conviction. He was fined $3.50, and is
now in jail and swears he will not pay
the fne.
Another case Of considerable interes,
mas been on trial In the county court to-
day. II IL A. J.. Morriss W.. Jasper N.
Haney II IS a case appealed from the
justice court, wherein Morriss sued
Haney for 500 on certain contract
where Haney was his attorney In an In
snrance suit, The contract IL that II
Haney recovered the full amount OF the
face OF the policies he was 10 have $3.50,
but II he did not he was only TO have
Sl50i but be kept the $3.50, hence the
suit was brought
very laughahle case was tried In the
mayors court this afternoon. 1t was the
case OF the cityys. Henry Swan, an Ameri.
can gentleman OF African decent,
charged with an assault on
Wayne Tackitt last Saturday
night The amusement was occasloned
by the examination and cross-examina-
ton OF witnesses, Of which large num-
Der were OF the same descent as the de-
icndant. There was considerable spar.
ring done by the counsel, II. j. Mckenzie,
city attorney, and |. w. Stephens, coun-
sci Tor defendant, His honor took the
case under advisement until 0 O'Clock TO.
morrow, when he will render his decision
very pleasant social hop was given
by the young society gents OF the city last
night at the opera-house, complimentary
to Miss May Thomas OF Dallas, who has
been visiting Miss Lillian Harcourt for
several days. There were about fifteen
or eighteen couples present, and passed
an exceedingly delightful evening Miss
Thomas returned to her home this even.
ing. she made many warm friends while
In this city, and left several sad.hearts,l
young men TO mourn her absence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28
Deoisions Rendered ut Austin Yesterday
by this Tribunal.

by this Tribunal.
Charles Gay VS.. State. appeal from
TaIrant. After the ceurt mad charged
the jury and they h retired to
consider Of their verde the defense
asked that they be recalled so that they
might have submitted to tn IN some spe.
cial Instructions. The special instruc-
lions Intended TO be submitted TO counsel
for defense are set out la the record.
They are not the law OF the case, and
hence there was no error in refusing this
request. II the instructions were not set
out, or IL set out and appeared TO be ap-
plicable, the question would be serious
one. Affirmed. Per curtain.
t. b. Brumley VS.. State, appeal from
Hunt. Defendant was tried and convicted
OF murder OF the second degree. The
evidence showed that previous to the
homicide the defendant and the deceased
and their friends had row over GRIM
inal prosecutions; that defendant was a
small, weakly man, and the deceased q
stout, able-bodied man; that deceased
had threatened to kill defendant, and was
violent, dangerous man and likely to ex-
ecute threat. The deceased was shot
and killed by Brumley few days after
the previous difficulty, In the road in front
OF Brumley's house. When deceased
hrst rode up defendant said "Good
morning. to which an inaudlble renlv
was made, when defendant said, "I un-
derstand you said killed nv
own horse" TO which deceased le.
piled, ayes, / did; and Won are
a Cd d-n thief" Brumley said,
81 want you to take thai back. Can Won
prove itlii Deceased said. UYou aTa n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28
DENTON.
Charged WIN Cattle and Horse. The a.
Locai-option Ordinance.
special TO the GAzetto

Locai-option Ordinance.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
DENTON, Tx, April 27.-Sherlff Nc.
Donald returned home this morning.
having IN charge George Beam, who stands
charged here with theft of cattle, and also
OF horse. Beam was Indicted Jointly
win one Arterbetry In two cases, as
above stated, aud Arterberry being nrs,
placed upon trial, WAS convicted In both
cases, whereupon Beam absconded, for.
Telling his bond, and also giving out the
report that he was drowned In the Arkan.
sas river IN the Nation some time last
TALL, The people here were 10th to be-.
liefe the report, and Sheriff Mcdonald.
Dy dlligent search, got upon his trail, and
after following him through several coun.
ties, arrested him In Milan county, and
he now languishes in jall at this place
VIM, Hascon, alias Bill Dawson, was
arrested here yesterday by DEPUTY Sheriff
Mars on charge OF the theft OF horse
The horse Is said TO have been stolen in
wise county from poor widow, and
taken % Fort Worth and sold. The de.
iendant was carried TO Decatur yester.
day.
A loeal-opiion ordinance was passed by
me city council yesterday under the ex.
isung loosl-option law, which Is In effect
70 this county, a similar ordinance having
peen repealed some months ago.
sam Hunter, colored barber, was ar
rested this morning charged with The theft
OF can OF oil, which be says was Joke.
the man from whom he purloined the
goods thinking otherwise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28

PHIADELFnA, PA April 27.--The re-
organization commitie Of the Texas &
Pacific Railway company, OF which Gen.
! j. Wistar IL chairman, met here TO- day
and unanimously agreed upon the follow.
Ing plan Of reorganilatlon
All property except Immigrant lands
are 10 de purchased under foreclosure for
corporation whose capital stock will be
the same amount as that Of the present
company, stockholders receiving for
every three shares OF old stock one new
share with the optional right 10 bay the
others for sl5,
The floating debt Is TO be settled for In
new stock At $50 share, the new com
pany to make one new twenty-year per
cent. mortgage for SlO,0O0,0Q0, OF which
s23 100000 IN 10 be known az series "a -
bearing obligatory interest, and eli .00O,-
ono as series OBJ with Interest payable
as earned aud non-cummulatlye, but no
new lien can ever be intcrposed between
the tWO series.
The consolidated bonds to receive 100
per cent. Of series "Ap aud 90 per cent.
of series "Bn
New Orleans division bonds TO receive
SO per cent. OF series "a" aud 10 per
cent. oi series M
RIO Gande division bonds to receive
70 per cent. of series "An ana SO per
ccut OF series "Bn
Terminal bonds 10 receiver 20 per
cent. Of series "An and 70 per cent. OF
series 3D.
The Immigrant bonds are to bo pur.
chased and administered by the bond.
holders, With the assent and aid OF the
committee.
Tho plan is thought by the committee
to DO simple aud elective with no uiti.
mate sacrifice 10 amy interest. II involves
the annual obligatory interest Of st,lIS,.
600 aud conditional interest Of $40, 900,
supplies about $4,000 600 in cash for ex.
penseS and repairs, and preserves all al
lianccs, Tonnage aud pools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28

u there Is anything good TO be had Fort
Worth Invariably gets 1t first. In several
Northern cities the Associated Press 4
received by operators on type.writers
ms is splendid thing for the compost.
VT ,, anu te'eerAph editor, reducing danger
OF mistakes 10 a minimum.
DIT; W. G. Mayfeld, press operator for
the western Union ia this CITY, has been
hard at work for some time practising
tais method, and has become 10 proa.
elent mat he is now sending THE GA
snort time he viii have Il 10 perfection
lie places his typewriter near the teIe.
graph key, and as the dots ana dashes are
sens ne presses the keys OF the core.
spending letters, which requires Keen ear
, y, attention and nimble fingers. Mr.
~ is,neiu Is trelnlng Galveston opertor
In the same method. Mir. Maydeld a..
serves credit for his energy and determi.
nation In the matter. IVA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28
PARIS.
Horses Killed by LightniBg-Ths DiAxey
Rihes-Court Cases
Special "a the Gazette


Riies-Court Cases
Special Ia the Gazette
PANS, TEX, April 27 Sunday nigh,
last, during a rain aud hail storm, the
basn Of William Wood, who lives abou,
one and a half miles from this place, was
struck by lightning, killing both his
horses. This leaves Mr.. Wood In a pretty
pad condition, as this was all he had and
his only way OF making living. A sub
seription paper was started YESTERDAY by
Capt Berry, and tits thought that the
generous people Will make up enough 10
buy Mr. Wood another team.
A military company is helug organized
hefe. they nave had two or three drills.
Tue company Is 70 be known as nThe
MaNey Rifle Company They will have
meeting at The Bh0cock opera. house TO.
night, at which time they expect 10 flnlsh
making up the company. This company
Is made up Of young men mostly, there
only being a few married men IN it, and
u should meet with the announcement
OF all.
The district court Is sim grinding
away. Ia the case OF Lee Richmond.
motion In arrest OF iudgmen; WAS over.
ruled, n new trial refused and the
sentenced.
The case Of W. A, Golden for embez.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28

There 81 every reason 70 beliayes there
are facts and tho statements u unlu-
peaehablc gentlemen who are on the
inside, 70 the effect that ihe ST.. Louis
San FraBclscO 4 now contemplating, has
in fact virtually deci ed 70 build it, line
from Red river " the city 81 B5Hhsif,
theace 10 Mckinney, from there 70
Grapevine and on - Fort Worth, and
that ihis win 5e ~ main line IN Texas.
N VIII, Il 4 said, also pass through the
little town " White WRIGHT.
This ~ 20 IN 10 way interfere
with rte line 70 Paris over the
Paris Z Great Northern which that
energetic city is now building, and which
vim slyc the Frisco connection with the
branch a The Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa
Ne, and q connection with the Marshall,
Paris & Northwestern, but the fork viii
be AZ Rcd river, and, as stated, she JDnlD
linc in Texss Will push through ~ Fort
Worth On yearly an air line 20 make con
nectlOn With tht Fort Worth & no Gfande
- tho SCuihNeEt, and tbs other roads
which center Of this mighty railroad city
Col Saith stated 10 a GAZETTE reporter
that there vas no shadow u doubt
but the Frisco would build
Rs above set forth, and that
no stop would be made when Rcd river
was reached, but that It would push
right on.
This has been fayOiite scheme with
the Frisco people for several years, aud
noW that the shrewd gentlemen compos.
Ing ~ directors have reached this deter.
mlnRtion, II is plain 20 see what benefits
Will accrue 70 our city and also 70 the
road Ia executing their plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28

element, molten fer Judgment made hna
defendant granted leave 70 xniend me
motion Tkss same man Golden has
been convicted In two cases Of enoezzie-
msnt 10 the court, and sentenced 70 one
case for nine years in The penitentlAry,
and the other for two years.
Michael Stronof company played 70
large house here last night, snd the play
was well up 20 the expectations q the
people.
Reyerands J. a. Stafford, r. r. Pierce,
=. j. Roberts and Mrs. Barnett left here
yesterday for Richmond, Va, 10 attend
the general Methodist conference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28
The Poor Little ones.

We often see children with red crup.
lions on face and hands, rough, scaly
skin, and often sores on the head. These
things indicate depraved condition OF
the blood. In the growing period, chill
dren have need OF pure blood by which to
build up strong and healthy bodies. II
Or. Pierce's "GolGen Medical Discovery,
Is given, the blood Is pufged OF its bad
elements, and the child's development
VIII be healthy, and as 1t should be.
Scrofulous affections, ricketts,. fevsr-sores.
hip.joint disease or other grave maladies
ana sufeerlngs are sure to result from neg.
lect and lack of proper attention TO such
cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28
SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered ~ Ihis TribanAl al
Austin,

Decisions Rendered ~ This Tribunal al
Austin.
special - the Gazette.
AcsTIS, Tx, April 27.--ln the Sa-
preme Court to-day the following cases
were disposed Of:
Aflfmed--Allm q al vs.. Carpenter,
from Wise. Calf Colorado & Santa Fe
Railway company S. Dorsey, from Tar
rant. Newton ct al. Is. Emerson, TAX
colt 4 Co., from Dallas
Reversed and rtmanded--Texas 6
Pacific Railway Company vs.. ID. Marin,
from Tarrant.
Submitted on certificate Kelley VS..
Watzenbaker, from Wise.
On briefs for appellant-RIgsdalo ct
al. We. Carnes RGnnin
On briefs for both psrties-+Klein ys.
The city Of Dallas, from Dallas.
In the two cases Of Nye ct al VS.
Moody, from Wichita, both the motions to
file transcripts and the motions 10 affirm
on certificates were oyerruled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28

SPECIAL 70 the 0afette
HESHIKITA, Tx, April 27.-Mr. II. A.
Lewis, who went In the interest Of Hen
fietts 70 see Mr.. Hoxie and J. Gould
ebouf extending TIE railroad from Galnes-
rule % this place, arrived here on his re.
tutn yesterday ard brings US good news
lie Informs our people that there u 10
doubt Of Henrietta receiving this road
i1st a. soon az the strike 8 fdiiy settled.
Could plainly sees that q railroad from
Gainesville 70 this plac win be one q
the best paying routes 10 the system Of
railroads