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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
HONEY GROVE.
Too Much Familiarity Got Him Into
Troubie-A Marriage mt Mckinney.
Suacfol a. thu faa.atsa

Too Much Familiarity Got Him Into
Troubie-A Marriage mt Mckinney.
Special 10 the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, TEX, Jan. 20.---Jno. A.
Pierce and T. NJ Cole were appointed
delegates 10 20 70 Galveston and confer
with the higher railroad officials in the
interests OF Honey Grove, and left yester-
day.
| Quite little stir was created ycster-
day by the arrest of one ID. NJ. Robinson,
a farmer living about two miles southeast
OF here, on the charge of aggravated as
sanlt on the person Of one Mrs. A. r..
Yates. II seeny that Robinson was at
the time under bond OF $500 for some
| previous trouble, and his bondsmen hear
Ing OF this new charge turned him over
TO the officers, and he now languishes in
the Fannin county Jail. IL appears that
! Robinson, knowing that Mr.. Yates was
not at home and would not return
for some time, went to Yates house,
where there was no one but Mrs Yates
and her little baby, and otter passing the
time of day began TO make himself rather
familiar. Mrs. Yates being seated with
the baby In her lap he took the baby and
laid IL on the bed and approached Mrs.
/ Yates, who retreated into a shed room.
II seems he took hold OF her arm and
tried to quiet her, telling her not to be
afraid, she protesting she would tell Mr..
Yates and he begging her not TO do so.
Robiuson's explanation of the matter is
as follows: That he went to Yates house
to get his hand-saw that Yates had bor-
rowed, and that he seated himself and
engaged In harmless conversation, and
that Mrs. Yates arose to look for the saw
In an adjoining shed room, and he told
her to let him hold the baby. She re-
turned, bringing the saw, and
leaned up against the WALL or
mantlepiece, and to him looked rather
detected or sad, and that he arose and
laid the baby on the bed and went up to
Mrs. Yates, and, to use his expression,
dipped her lips with his finger, asking her
what made her look so gloomy. She got
very mad when he dipped her lip, and
said she would tell Mr.. Yates. He apol-
ogized, and a reconciliation was effected,
but Mr.. Yates was not entirely satisfied
with the report as rendered by his wife,
and has instigated suit, which no doubt
will develop things more clearly. Rob-
inson has wife and three children, and
is renting land of G. d. Hays
The Irresistible j. NJ. McKinstry of
Honey Grove marries, at Mckinney to-
morrow, TO one Of the falrest of McKin-
news girls
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PARIS.
Colored sports in the Tolls A Lady's
Birthday-F Fighting HRcISmen.
annnlnl In ihn Rnrcttn

Colored sports in the Toiis-A Lady's
birthday Fighting HRcISmen.
Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Jan. 20, Yesterday being
pretty fair day for work, our constable,
Dlll Nelson, amused himself by visiting a
few gaming dens among the colored
tribe. He succeeded In bringing twenty
i've up, only three OF whom were tried
yesterday Not being able to pay, they
were sent to Jail
The case OF the State VS.. Ike Jones tor
selling whisky occupied the whole time
Monday and Tuesday Mr.. Jones counsel
will appeal the case. Jones asked for
bail, but IL was not granted
Quite number OF our young folks
gathered at the residence OF Il. Reuss
last night TO celebrate the event OF Mrs,
Reuss' birthday.
little tlsticuff took place between two
of our hackdrlvers yesterday evening,
named L. II. Grave and A, Greiner No
serious damage was done. A little hide
and blood was lost about the face.
The Golden troupe played here last
night 20 large audience, The play "a
Mountain Rose,n was excellent and de-
serves a good house wherever il goes.
They play again tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
san Antonio's smallpox Cases.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 2O-Judge
Wurzbach this morning said that two
Germans had died at his ranch, six miles
north of town, from mall-pox, and that
their families We're in the city. The Judge
Immediately ordered quarantine guard
to be sent to the ranch, and ordered
deputy sheriff to search for the persons
from the infected locality and send them
hack, which was done. Outside of these
no new cases have been reported since
Monday. Those now afflicted have a
very mild type.
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ALBANY.
Tho Town Fun OF Prosprctora--The Ga.
zctte Fills the Bln.

Tho Town Fun OF Prosprctors--The Ga.
zctte Fills the Biil.
Corrospondonoo OF the Gazette.
ALBANY, Tx, Jan. ia temporary
suspension of the supply OF water was
occasloned during the past week by the
freezing OF pipes between the ground and
the main tank This was repaired Mon
ilav, aud the dow Is now IA fuli force.
The town Is full OF contractors bidding
on the roller min machinery. The COM
niittte has not vet answered the contracts.
large number of prospectors came In
last night, ana intend 10 look at the
country surrounding our town With a
view 10 locating.
Matrimonial rumors are floating 10
society circles aud we expect 10 be able
10 chronicle more than one marriage In
the near future, The publication by rnT
GAzErrE Of I. De VITA ralmage's series
If marriage sermons is having us effect
in our section. Tux GA2ErIr knows how
TO promote an seven and syInetricai dc.
yelopmcntn IN society and Is growing III
grace at the fire-side, as well as IN the
counting house and political field, the
two ends of the News Notwithstanding.
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DALLAS.
A Northsrner Puts bullet Through Ills
Brain--Dteat Market IIurgIariLed.

A Norlhsrner Puts "a Bullet Through His
Israin--Oteat Market BurgIariLed.
Special to the Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, Jan. 20.--This morning
about O'Clock there was found in car
standing on the Houston & Texas Central
side track near Live Oak street the body
of Adolph Koetchan. 1t was 4 box. car
partially loaded with wood and both doors
were closed when those arrived who In.
tended unloading II this morning. When
the doors were sprung open, to their
amazement lay the body of a weil-dressed
man surrounded with pool OF blood,
with bullet-hole piercing his head back
OF and a little above his left ear Justice
Schulz was at once notified OF the fact and
the coroner's jury rendered verdict in
accordance with the iactS--''came TO his
death by his own handp-after which the
body was taken In charge by
Undertaken T.. w. Linskie, Koetchan
was thlrty-seven years of age and came
10 this place one week ago yesterday from
Kansas City. Since he has been In the
city he has been boarding at S32 Live
Oak street, about four blocks east OF
where the deed was committed He was
formerly from st. Louis, where he was
engaged In the liquor business, and lost
AVAHiANAahAN hiAiNn 10 NuHIOHtu W
be the cause Of his suicide. The gentle
man witt. whom he boarded stated to
GAZETTE interviewer that he noticed him
at times suffering under mental derange-
ment. lie also stated that he had been
usually coming home and retiring early
but his not returning last evening ex-
cited no fears as TO his whereabouts
His trunk had been taken to the Pacific
express office, aud he told the gentleman
with whom he was boarding that he In
tended soon 10 start for Chicago, where
his brother resides, stating that he came
10 Texas merely 10 look nc the country
and recover from the shock his financial
difficulties had given him. When found
he was well-dressed, wearing a gold watch
and chain, and had on his person S4a In
cash. lie wore an Odd Fellows pin, and
among other papers was note stating
that he was member OF that fraternity
and wished 20 be buried by that order in
their cemetery here, also that his brother
at Chicago should be notified of his death
In accordance with his request his brother
has been notified, and his body win not
be inferred until reply IS received.
AZ the postollice corner can daily, and
at any time OF day, be seen blind man
selling papers. This forenoon blind
woman moved her household, II being a
chair, In that direction. She sat down
aud began singing. The blind man con-
tributed his mlta 10 the afflicted woman's
aid. The scribe happened TO be passing
az the time and Witnessed the transaction,
and wAs Impressed with the idea that i
we ali We're blind there would probshly
bc more charity IN this world.
Last night the meat market Of Ham 4
Erngnrd, onNriiiin street, was entered
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Peniletonville.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
PESDLEToNvILLE, TEX, jan
A. Messer has sold one-hall NY
his stock of general merchandlse Y
Flint.
c, X. Brase has purchased Mc "
yard OF Simpson & Co. aud VIII NJ
the business here. !.
Little Carol, only daughtetyi =
Brown of the firm of Pendletoa
died on the morning of the lIsn, h
gestion. She was an unusaaI \
and attractive child, lo'ss
all who knew her, and her y
in the hour of their grea. ~, =
have the heartfelt sympathy o. ~ I
community. VIZ
w. G. Griffith, assistant sale~s
Of the Farmers alliance, aoall.
large number of the farmers ".
night, explaining is forcible ius ";
principles and objects Of tne W. w
organized an alliance at TINS p
posed Of fifteen members, tne ius n
Der allowed by the constitution r.
lowing officers were elected, <
Lynch, president; $. NJ. MAVns
president; T. =. Blankensnlp' ,s q
j. w. Cunningham, lecturers ~
liams, chaplain; b. II. MeaIvNsllL
urer, and w. Is. Cass, doorkssr,F,
seem to be deeply interested Anu "
for much good.
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cnhle Nete..

Greece has declined 70 dlsa1p'i X
Chas. de Lesseps, the son Of ~, Il
guished engineer, has been l'As
Ger Of the Legion of Honor
The British government y Nh
special labor and immigration ,r.k
be connected with the board = .,s'
Emperor William held a 10y Z &
day, attended by HUNDREDS AZ a \.
who had received honoTs ahN ~
from his majesty. srlia 81
The National Zeitung oPrusst Z
expulsion OF Poles irSdoptcd 70 x
precautionary meaahg.
u possible National aud Asak
The LihWaiparaiso YESTERDAY
ventiopor Manuel BalmacepA y
assoSlate for the prcsidency y
lsRlic Of Chill,
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WIN DO Tried for Murdnr.

specinl 20 The Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Jan. 20.-on Christ.
mas eve two Italians, Bertranto and
Salvlo, fruit dealers on Milan street, near
the Fourth ward school-house, we're at.
tackled by four negro roughs. Bertranto
was severely cut in the head and face and
Salyio received bullet in the thigh,
Both men have been laid up since the at.
fray. Bertranto died tonight in the
county hospital. The perpetrators OF the
deed are in jail in default of bail, but
will have a Iehearing to see ii they arc
entitled to bail, 1t is clear case OF
murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
LIGHT LOSSES.
Cattismen In the Territory Have Cause q
Feel Happy Reliable Reports.

Cattismen In the Territory Have Cause to
Feel HAPPY Reliable Reports.
Special co the Gazette.
RED RoRK, 1. IT,, Jan 20.--Col. V. ID.
Paine, general manager OF the Saginaw
Cattle company, VINO have the Sac aud
Fox Indian reservation under pasture
lease, passed through this city to-day.
He mas spent the cold weather 1T the
ranch, looking after the company's In
terests there, They have ten men riding
tho range all the time, and are wintering
10, 900 head OF cattle. He reports some
suffering for want OF water during the
recent cold snap. The men report twenty
five dead cattle found, out of probably
$500 seen during the storm, These were
yearng cattle, through cattle driven
from Texas last summer. His obscrva-
tions have been carefully made, and he
gives the opinion that the condition OF
other stock win compare tavorably with
their own.
Last nights rain and to-day's thaw has
taken OF the snow aud furnished an
abundance OF water, thus rendering cow
men happy III this country No serious
losses are reported here by amy OF the
storkmsn, asall know they must expect
To lose "A ieg OF the weaker ones.
i4Atnf ~ iuf uNg NuoAlN9 NAiieNh vas
found, who Is wintering $500 cattle on the
range. who reports no losses ascer-
taiped
w Il. Hallscll, whose ranch Is fourteen
niles northwest OK Tulsa and Is winterng
5000 cattle on The range, reports about
500 head OF the rough ycarlings feeding
aud no losses.
~. d. Jones, manager for George Per-
lyinan, who are wluteflng 10000 head,
report no losses, They are also stall
feeding $50 steers which aro doing re,
iuarkably well. All agree that stock are
doing better thus far thnnat any other
season Of this date,
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Flames NJ whitewrlrh,.

Oorrespopdencc of the Gazette.
WmrEwmGHT, Tx, jan l9.--Lasi
night az 1880 the alarm was given that
the Whitewright high school was on DIRE
Inc loss is $500; insurance $1,000 Oh
building and 5000 on furniture. The
Masonic fraternity occupied one room
All their charts, jewels and records were
consumed, few Of the school.books
were saved from one Of the lower rooms.
Proi. finer was last to leave the room
last nlgnt, and before leaving, about p
m, nc liked the fire, but it is supposed
tnat the fre caught from the stove, which
was in the habit OF falling down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
ns was nonneea AMI ths Sam ;.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan, william
NJ. Jaroye, alias Dallas Jack, was arrested
last night and placed in the county jail,
Jarooyc Is charged with making false AMI
dayits.
snort ume ago man named
penmani one OF the rangers under com
msna OF Capt Scott, came into che city
ana drank 50 much whisky that he be-
came very disorderly, for which he was
arrested and fined by the recorder. Den.
man, knowing he would lose his position
fjtheeame known 20 his captain. pre.
vailed on Jaroyc to 20 before Justice
Aaton and make an allldayit that he had
been arrested Tor carrying pistol. whErs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21

Correspondence Of Inc Gnralis'

Oorresponuence OF the Gazette.
LAMPAsAs SPRINGS, TEX. In
Our beautiful little city Is ouietsI.
Christmas holidays. Few peoS
preciate this place as a wIrtcr /,
Although we have few cold, bnl
in the winter, the altitude K M
the weather does not remain loDr \
but is dry and bracing.
A remarkable feature Of our ~
that they are OF a uniform teu,,,|
the year round. The coolest soil \
season the temperature Of thes6
the Hancock spring was 7O7, maEinI
ing pleasant in the coldeS I'd
Upon consulting many OF the leliH
tors of the city | find that ngas
dlphtherla or membranous cfoe1
ever been known, as the waters saaI
of the springs act az 2 preyeti
those diseases. Many afflicted
pie come to the city III
use OF the springs, and many h
benefit.
Mr.. Cain, the leader Of the Ii
choir, assisted by local talent isni
ing the beautiful cantaia Of q
Esther" and will render 1t 10 QUIZ
loving people in a short time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
PlLoT POINT.

Ellington Holt Snptiais- Personal Notes.
Special 10 the Gazette.
pILoT PoiNT, Tx, Jan. 20.--Mr. and
Mrs j.. j. simmons, nee Kendall, re-
turned last evening from their wedding
tour to Hopkins county, where they Wis
tied Afrs. Bss Wood, sister Of the bride.
Mr.. Dave Turner, an old residonter Of
this city, now OF Galnesvllle, tho genial
host Of the Turner house, Is m town
shaking with his numerous friends.
Mr. While Riddle o. Decatur, formerly
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East Texas and Louisiana Iumba,
Association.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BEAUMONT, TEX, Jan. 19.--A I'd
of the lumbermen OF East Ierh
Louisiana was held here on The lih |
and 10th. For some time past
been considered essential that SOM
should be taken to form a peril
association, to be organized ior ih
pose of protecting the Interests u
lumber trade in this section Of tie Z
try. Seventeen mills were repFs1
having a capacity of over 100000 "
day. 1t was resolved that the assodl
be entitled the "llast Texas and lOs2
Lumberman's association. !" TAe =
ing gentlemen were elected 70 oha
Wiess of Reliance Lumber eorA
Beaumont, president; John v, ~
TeXarkana Tram and Lumber cpel
Beaumont, vice-presldent, aud 4. !
of the Shreveport & East Texss ~
secretary and treasurer. -Four dsf:
were elected TO attend the Tsila
lumbermen's convention on the ~
uniform classification OF lupN
adopted, and the next meeting Wa
for the 10th of February AZ Bsssa
which place it was decided Should =
headquarters of the association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
PLEADED Guilty of Theft.

JEFFERSON, TEX, Jan. 20.--Elbert
Jackson, colored, charged in separate in
dictments with burglary and theft of
property from Il. b. Taylor, and who
made his escape from the jail about three
months ago, was recaptured, yesterday
pleaded guilty in both cases, and his pun
ishment was assessed at two years con-
tlnement in the penitentiary in each case
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Attached at Henderson.
special to the Gazette.

9peClul TO Ihe GdLeltc,
HENDERSON, Ten, Jan. 20.-Attach.
ments amounting to 500 were run on
the stock Of A. ID. Stroud in this city yes.
terday evening. Other claims will follow.
Stroud had just sold his stock to Russell
J. Young, and was preparing to inventory
for transferof the stock The claims are
mostly held by local creditors. Informa-
ton as to the amount of stock on hand
is not obtainable, but it is stated viii
cover all claims
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 20.--The
stranded English ship william, which
went ashore down the island last week,
was sold at public auction yesterday by
order of the board of underwriters. She
was purchased by G.. w. Doll of this city
for S2425 and will be knocked to pieces.
Her timbers, which are still sound, will
be again utilized.
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Nem Nrerico Conl rields.

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Jan 20.-The coal fields
at White Oaks, New Mexico, have again
been examined by experts and pronounced
equal in extent and quality to those OF
West Pennsylvania, Heavy New York
capital has lately been invested in the
mines.
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Cut Down in His Prime.

DAINGERFIELD, TEX, Jan. 20.-Our
town was shocked this morning by the
announcement of the death of Mr.. T. Il.
Bolin, one of our most prominent young
men. He was about twenty-one years OF
age, and possessed of fine intellectual
qualities. His remains viii be inferred
at Greenhill cemetery, in Titus county,
Tomorrow
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Touk(valiey Nuptiais.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence ~ the Gazette.
GRAHAM, TEX, Jan. Married, Sun
day evening, January II, at the BRIDES
mother, in Touk Valley, Mr.. w. L. Wad-
ley and Miss Laura Robbins, Rev. John
A. Eddlemnn officiating The warm con-
CALCULATIONS extended TO the happy couple
by the large number present are sure
evidence that their many friends wish
them long, happy and prosperous fu-
ti1ra
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by thieves aud their safe burglarized OF
about $40 in cash. The entrance 10 the
safe was made on scientific plan and
the inference is that II was done by pro-
fessionals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
CLEDURNE.

AdJustine Losses- Heck ana l'AdNer Com
pnns pied -The WORK o. a NeRr.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GfErURSf, Tax January 20 Several
.iusufancc adiusters are ~ town settling
up the cs,ses sustained BY their respective
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The Queen writes 10 q.laas,one,

LoNDoN, Jan. ls.--The queen to-day
sent her private secretary 10 Mr. Glad
stone with letter on the Irish situation.
1t is stated that the government win at
the earliest moment Introduce bill in
parlismenr making boycottlng felony.
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shaw's slayer Goes To JAIN.


TEXARKANA, Ten, Jan. 20.-At New
Boston to-day at preliminary hearing
before Justice Brooks w. b. Busck, who
killed DR.. Shaw few days ago, waived
an examination and was committed with
out bail TO await trial before the district
court, which commences here the second
Tuesday in next month. Prominent coun-
sci has been retained both for the state
and defense
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
Kempnor.

KEMPNER, Tex, Jan. 2O-.v..
& Co. from Goldthwaite have ~.
entire stock Of drugs to Kem, s.s'
are now opening a flrst,class IA. ~.
They have opened up ii ~ \
formerly occupied by Scott 4 IN, r.. Y
S X. Yates Of Bastrop bss 5 ~.
large stock of merchandise N, M
brother, Henry Yates Of Lana, W.
merly owned. He win Soon N.
family and viii make his perm.ss,'
among us.
Bad weather has put the fu,n..
considerably in their work Jirs,
ing has as yet been done, but nv X
present prospects for good ws'e'
horny-handed sons of toll win h.
mently at it.
Mr.. j. L. Christmas Of Cats
here on a visit 10 friends and r,l,s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21

DuBIN, ian. ls.--In the Chapel of
Michael and John yesterday Archbishop
Walsh denounced the English press for
slandering the Irish people In accusing
them OF being addicted TO crime. He
appealed 70 the aristocracy TO condemn
snch slnndernrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21

SANTIAGO, Jan 20. President Maria.
accompanied by his ministers, will make
q trip through the interior of the country
as soon as congress adjourns.
The chamber OF deputies yesterday
passed bill for the continuance OF the
railway line between Persco and Talsa.
huaro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
FOREIGN.
Anti Homo-Rulers,

BELFAST, Jan. ls.-A great meeting
under the auspices Of the local union was
held here to-day. A resolution was
adopted protesting against the passage
by parliament of any measure granting
home rule to Ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21

companies in the recent FIRE. jill. Wood,
Dallas, John Barry, Fort Worth, J.. @.
Miller, Dallas, and Il. G. Case, Dallas, are
among the number.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Method
lat church are organizing an amateur
dramatic company TO render play tor the
benefit of their church. There Is some
excellent talent among those who will
take part and good performance is ex-
pected.
The military company will also give an
entertainment soon.
Mrs. Foster, aged cighty-seven years,
died yesterday and was buried this after
noon. A little child of Mr.. Geo. Wem-
berry was also inferred.
The Tri-Weekly News, under the man
agement OF Sol Lockett, is succeeding
beyond his expectations.
A meeting for the purpose of organiz-
ing hook and ladder company will be
held at the enginc-room Friday evening.
The truck is here and only needs men to
manage IL.
The following is a list OF marriage
licenses, civil and criminal cases, chattcl
mortgages, deeds, etc, filed In the county
clerks office of johnson county for the
year 1885:
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stockmen in Battle Array.

Ell PAso, TEX, Jan. 2o.--Two we'll
known stockmen, Paddy Vaughn and ST
Blunt, encountered each other at San
Marcial, New Mexico, yesterday evening
with pistols, and both are badly, perhaps
fatally, wounded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-21
Hanging on 20 lsoth.

Turner Mcclure have discarded neither
hut ktill employ both Telephone lines for
what you need.
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LONDON, Jan. l9.--Prnce Mikila Of
Msntenegro has gone to Constantinople
to protest against the Bulgarian Union
and TO demand an extension OF the terrific
~ of Montenegro.
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STATE NEWS.
Doings and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over. the state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
Own Correspondents.
Coming to the Fort.

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Jan. 20.-Smith &
Thompson, leading commission men Of
this city, have decided to open a branch
house at Fort Worth.