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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-11

Go and see Leo Frank's show
indow.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-11
BIG SANDY NEWS.
LOUISA, a y.

Jadge q. N. Brown wgs here
dJlay
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-11

Anderson Webb ofGlenwood was.
10 Louisa this week,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-11

u. 4. Lustcr OF Cincinnati was
here Friday,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-11

John Holton, Of Blaine toa il
louisa lo1l week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-11

Mrs j. +. Dixon has been very
ick for some time
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-11

general purifier OF the blood, it has no
equal.o Mrs. A. b. Allen, Winterpock
Va, writes; "My youngest child, two
wears Of age, was taken with Bowel Com
plant, which we coudnot cure. Wetried
many remedies, but he continued to grow
worse, and finally became SO reduced IN
flesh that we could only move him upon
pillow. 1t was suggested by one OF the
doctors that Scrofula might be the cause
Of the trouble. We procured bottle OF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-11

great relief. 1t has entirely restored me to
htaltGR James French, Atchison, Kans.
writes. "To all persons suffering from
Liver Complaint, would strongly recon-
lpCud Ayers sqrsaparila. Twas afflicted
with disease Of the liver for nearly two
years, when n friend advised me to talEo
this medicine. II gave prompt relief, and
has cured me.p Mrs. II. NJ. Iaddcr, Al
Dwight st., Boston, Mass, writes: For
several years / have used Ayers sarsa-
parilla lii my family. / never feel safe,
oNpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04

coin (9emin3tem @elbe) ab5u3abIeu ieien,
ndnnli1 III WlilltSen, Die ettpeoer 1922
@ran yetnes Sob, ODER 371.25 @ran reiz
mes Silber entbalten.
9as lit nun Sipar, 10 nett IS ben Bort
faut ieNer @ciebe betrittt, weI6er ME Don
Sob oDer Gtlber, lonoern illtnier nlr BON
coin" lpri6t, ri0tiG; - aber Die Ilnreoz
lidfeit Der SeUetsfiibrung beitebt Dartn,
DaB lie oar feline NiiGiiNt auf Die cit
1870 1tattge6abte Wertbuerihiebung
ntiant. Sopobl 1862, wte 1870 beitano
Die Stlberipabrung nur auf Dem Bopiere;
in Wirtlidteit batteu Die Ser. Stautel
@olo mdbrGng. SIM Sabre 1870 tparcn
Bill @rau reineS Silber iogar 3 @euts
e 81 tpertb, ais 1922 @ran reines 0Olo
uno fomen D0her oils DtiinSe iberbaupt
nift in BetrQ6t. Seute aber lit 0teielbe
W1cnge SiIber nod nId)t etumat 9an5 pier
S InfteI berieIben Wten9e @olb mertb;-
QLeidno6L tpin man lte burd @eleB 81 benz
9leiden gSertbe erbeben.
9latiirlih lit oaS ein Ding Der llnn109>
li6feit. Wan fam lpobL untermertDlge
S6ei0em itn3en, tpelte BLOB gSertD>
3et0er unD ntht iDtrflide Mertbe
itno, bis auf Elm g~eDilleS WtaB in llmlauf
er9altell, urto Da5 WtaB bis III ipel0eu
fiO unlere unternerthigen Silberbouars
ais cine Qrt bon grober S6eioemiiu3e be-
baupten tDnnell, lit 10 5ieu1liA erreidt.
@bsr ,penn bel eroBen Iationalen .3a6z
lungs Standardization benz @mpfduQer
Elm bloBeS Mertha3eihen ftatt oes lujrtz
liGen Nertbs auf9enDtblgt tuirD, 10 1T cas-
nibtS anberes. alS tbetllpeile vJtepuoiz
atom, B. b. betrugertl d er y ~
f~erDtt.
Scr 8riDaimann, Der cine nur fit 70
ooer 80 @entS Silber ent0altenoe 01inSc
ais eiNen Collar au59iebt, 1T fetn Bez
trigger, Denn CT bat lie au0 fiir ei1en Doll
LAT aunebnen millien; + vperoient" nitbtS
oaraN. Mn0erS aber ltebt eS init Der 8urz
besregierln9. 0teie fauft monatIih fir
2 Wttlltpnen (&jolo) Collars etueu
Snute1 Sttber, tpelhe1 tie 81 % MiLz
Iipnen Silberltllden duSprGgt, oerel1
ieoeS ie etuen Dollar nennt. Snoem iie
nit Dieien Stiden Sdulben obbe3a0It;
vprpfttirt", ). b. Il te9It lie benz @lnz
piduger 20 gro5ent ietneS @utbabens.
Sic brtnAt ft0 genau In 0leielbe Gage, ME
Der betrilgeriid)e Banterotteur, Der ieineu
@lQubtgeru 80 Gents auf ben Dollar"
3ablt, d 3 B ct bic ibrtgen20
Gents 5par 5ablen tDun te. ober ni0t
3a6len piII.
Ser 9rGiioent gleoeGan6 mDdte, tpie gez
iagt, bon leinem 8aterianOe Die Sdmad
oeS ~Doridblihen, betrllgeril6en 8anferDttS
ablpenoen unD DerDient fir leile Wenlliz
bungen in bteier Jit6tung Die iDGrmlte Qnz
e%rfennung leDeS ebrlt@en Ufeul6en. Nber-
nit ieiner Wa6t lit lei0er nibtS 9etban,
pa leilIe Hartet i'm 1ihtStDurDtger gSeile
i'm SttCh lGBt lluo bic 9teDuhItfQuer Den
permeintli6el 8ortbeiL ibrer Yertei
bod iber ba5 0~tationalz Sntereiie uno Die
glationalz @bre leBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
lonen, peI9e bon 8aifeur geimpft unb arz
gebli6 gebeilt 'wuroen, lberbaupt an Der
IoQmut6 g~elitten bdtteu."


@Qbren6 bes Sa6reS 1885 lit q II # | n
Die Sta%Qts9auptitnOt bon Teras, ourd
cine 9tn5abL grGBlt1er, meiit an 9ienit.
mGbhen ~be9angener Berbre6en in Sufre:
gung perleBt iDoroen. @ttDG Elm 0ubent
meiblihe 9ienltboten, tpeiBe llno farbtge,
purDen na6 ciltanoer n~ergeDalttgt ltnD adj
Oerielben erlnoroet. 9ie Gerbreder tparer
alQeni6etnLid ale bon ben llGmli6en Ser,
lonen begQngen tporoen. 8ieIe gtcger muir
ben psrbaftet uno l6arfen 8erboren u1terz
pprfeu, aber man fano tetnen S6lll1el au
BEN Gerbreden.
SIN elmer Der lebter glG9te tpurbe @. s..
6Qncod, Elm tpoDlbabenoer 3tnmermeilter,
ourd lnuteS St01nen aus Dem S6lafe sez
pedt. @r begab iih III ons S6Iaf3tmmer
ietl1er Srau, fano 0aS Bett leer u1O nit
BIut uberitr0mt. ST folgte ben SLUT
ipuren Bis in ben 0ofraum uno bier fatto
CT ieine Srau iterbenb in elmer 8Iutla1e
lieaen0. Sic bate pftenbar NIT einem
1tumpfen @erf5euge 3pet S6ldge Gber Den
Gopf er9uIten, !pelde Die 9irui9aLe Serz
idmettert batten. Srau 9Gncod par II
Sabre aft, INNER nod lhDn u1o bon
fledenlolem 9tufe. Snmitten Der augemetz
nen 9%lfregung, tpeldle Das BetGrnttDerDen
QlkIEl IODulbQllIDkN IObpL Q|JUk DNL OUAkLLIV w.
bielt man &unoe bon einem nod l6euBz
lt1eren Gerbre0en, neldes fat sur lelben
StuHoe pentge vSlofS" bon Der 6ancof's
iden g8obnung bcBangen iDorosn mar.
Grau Yht4tpS, cine Gltlthe Srau, ertDa0te
geget / llbr III Tolge oes S6reter5 tbreS
fleinen Gnfel5. Yelln 0etrete1 0eS 3tl1z
merS, in Del1em tbr Sobn, San1e5 BDtlz
lips, nebit Srau MD Rt1o l6ltef, bot 1t6
iDr elm entiebtt6er Qlnbltd bar. YbIQipS
lag ~betpuBtloS, aus elmer TopfnunDe bluz
temp, i'm Bett unb BET feline Gntel oaneben,
DDutg Don 8lut beoedt; tbre SbWiegerz
toDter Gua mat utdlt I'M 3tutlner. Die
alte Trau rief Die gla6baren gu 9ulfe uno
oteie entoeGten 8Lutipuren, pel@e III ben
9pfraum oes anltoBeuOen @ebGu0eS flbrz
ten. 0ort lag Die Gcihe Der iln9en SrGu;
au6 ibr mar Der SdGDel Dffelbar nit
elmer 2Irt etngeiblaBen urlo lblpere @tienz
Itaugen tparet Iber ibren G0rper gelegt,
tpalder Spureu eiles abi6euIi6en 2lngriffs
aufnieS. Sbr @atte mar gIet6iaas Dbl t.
| Cd %pertDulOet.
Su ether bonn 8iirgermeiiter berufenen
8erldnnlLung tpuroe eiu Sl6erbettsauSz
l6uB etngeie5t, INN Der BOlt5et BET Nufipls
ru1g Der Geril6er bteier @reuel 81 beiten.
Wtebrere tauieno Dollars itno bon N~uitiner
8irgern III Ger 96itbt geSet6net woroeIl,
3ur Muflpiirung Der Wf0rDer bet3utragen.
SEPT lit aud ment9e Dtetlen bon Ntlttn
etH lhredlt6eS Serbre1en entoedt lp0r0en:
@rmoroung BON 5net Gin0ern bur6 Die
unnatirIt6e Wutter, Die 5uglet6 i'm Gers
ba6t ite6t, Sen @nttel Dergiftet gu baben.
9o1 ltebt bieier @reueL in tett1em 3uianlz
menbange nit ben o6igen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
GarDioe t,,t 0pmareR.

llnmittelbar nah Der Denomination"
pes SltoerS erldieuen i'm gpngreB audi
duBerlt ubuntle @brenm6nRer" aus Der
Jte8crlhaTt oer Siio1taateu. 0erbereOtelte
BON Naell, @Qtott, entpuppte Ii6 olS ein
our6 Ino our6 corrupter 8uri0e. 9oh
tantetl balo audi brane farbtge Sertreter, 10
Die National 2tb8eoroueten 2pn6 uno 9taDs
1ler. unD Der equator 8ruce.
Sn Solge beS raiHen 0ini@ipin0ens re-
publlfantl6er StaatSre9ierungen IN ben
Saoltaaten perminoerte iid bic 3a3l farbiz
ger @on8reBmit9IieOer i6nea. Mdhreno
tie bor oret5ebn Sabreu 9r0Ber mar oLs Die
Sahl Der Oeutlden i'm GOngreB, ge60ren
oent 1eblgen acknowledgements
lehs in europa geboreue uno mebrere III
ben Ter. StGaten 9eborene 9eutide, aber
nur stpei 0teger an.
Stcic beioen 9tcaer Itno tii6tige MiGuuer.
Der Jtepubl. Gobert SmalIS bon
Sto>@arolina lit Derlel6e, Der ais Sflape
til0n ben Eebellen>0 ampfer yYlanter" aus
Dem G6arleltorer !6afen benz 8lodabegez
ld}tDaoer llnc(e Sam's 3ufii6rte uno iid
baum i'm 8iirgertriege nod lnebrfa1 ais
Seertarlt1 auSSeldncte. Gr lit leit Dem
Grlege Elm tDoblbabenoer Wann gelpor6en,
lpuroe na@ Dem Stura Dee iliocarolinii6cr
S0napplddlert5uln5 gericltli6 perurt6eilt,
neil CT alS WtitglleO Der SraatSgelebgebung
etite Selte6ung ailgenontnne1 boben iollte.
entglng aber Der Strafe, fDetl lt0 oaS Slrs
tbell als ETH NuSfluB poltttl6er @ebGlitga
tett berauSlteate. Seiueu eOlen Sinn bat
er belonocrS auG0 naourd betDiele1, DaB CT
Die our6 Den 8rteg perarnte tpeiBe Samis
lie, oeren O@igentbum" er emit mar, bot
aler gtotb iiher %itellte, iobntO ct Die Mittel
ba3u beiaB. ST gebOrte lbOn fril6er eina
nal Dem gbgeorDuetenbauie Des Gon>
9rel1eS IN. Ser auOere farbigc Sea-
neutrality-suspicious., Der 9lepu6L. e5ames
s. O'0ara bon 9torD@ @arolina, bate
es let6ter ais Gmall6. Gr brau6te li0
1td)t bonn Stlauen empDrSuarbetten benin
er rDur0e in elmer treten tpoblbobenoeH Gee
gerfantlte III 9feip g)orf geboret, er6ielt
cine quite mlllenidaftlt0e ulto re0tstDjiienz
ldaftlt0e 8lloung uno brac6te IS in Dem
groBentbelI5 bon Tarbigen betDobntel n0rDz
caroItnllhcH Ge3irt, III me1den ct n1d DEM
8rtege uber1ieoelTe, DermDge letner Gennt7
nile balo 81 elmer an9elebel1en Sle4ung.
ST geD0rte ldon Dem Qlbgeorbnetenbaule
oeS ~uori8en @Dn8relies au..
SIN Selnt itno Die Jteger ge9entparttg 10
iDeuig.Dertreten pte Die Oeutihen. Q8te Der
Oert16e S0ur5, 10 that fib uor elligeu
SaDren aud Der Sarbiae 8ruce (uon Wtiz
iiiitppD i'm Senat riIbmlih berDor, ipenn
ct ii6 au6 al NereOtiamfeit uno BiIDun8
nidt nit eriterem melien fonnte.
Die neni9en, aber miiroigen iebtsen far
bt0en 0tationaI< 9lbgeoroneten perDen' bon
ibren tpeiben Gouegeu, 9emotroten ipie
Nepublitanern, III ieber 6eSiebnng ais
@lei6beredtigte ~bebanoelt. Nls unter
ben Q8eiBen lteDenb tperben tie nur bon iez
men porne9men farbigen 8arbieren Der
8unOe8bauptit0Ot betrobtet, bic feline 0tt9z
ger" raliren uuo f~riiiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
Corresponding Der ~SHtnois etaats3situns." y
gas oeet iao6HliOctt 9afota.
@btIbStomn, Surnerz GOuntD,
O 6 Dc SN,hr g.

- ~ ~ N~O~N'F OOH -
IS lit jeBt cine etlpaS fnappe 3eit
bier Die u1eiIten Geute flagen iiber @eloz
mangel. Die lebten 2 Sabre batter mir
bier itrt6Detle 0aaeltDctter. Inter benz
Qetn a bat it'd OieieS Sa1r auf
oltem &anO. tpeniBer auf 9teubrud), eir
W II eingeitellt, pel6er bic iltngeu
8flarSen aDfriBt uuo beoeutenoen S1aoen
anri6tet. Nu0 bat cine b05artige Granfz
belt, black leg" genallnt, nobel Die
SPHERE porne la6ln iperben uno III l bis 2
Xa8en lterbe1; inter Dem jlngen Gt1opteb
mal6eS Stiid DeggetOmmeu.
9aDet bat uHier County nidt beridulnt,
bic Steuern in bic t60be 3u i6rauben:
10 ut mir ). 3. tDteoer etn poaeS Grittel
slgelegt tporDen. gSir tuaren 0ies 5Srilbz
jahr aus oer ga16en llmge9e1O in QSarfer
unO baben oarum na61elltGt, uu8 nidt III
bod etuSuihGBen; ieBt BADEN mir Die Nntz
mort. 9d tltngen @tnem uEuiufiirlt6
Die Morte oe3 0te6abeam in Die Obreu:
vmetn Gater bat eud@ nit Beitihen ge3ibs
ttgt. t9 aber mil eu0 nit Scorpionen
SilAttgen."
Sin Wcnnontt BON Surftfau
lit hieien 9erbit bier angefomnlcn; uln1es
fdGr so Wennonitens Tamlltcn iiuo oO1 lit
III tenenl Sanoe nod SuriiGgebliebenF Er
erSQhlte MR.: bic. o~orttgen @tnge6orenSu
bitten I'M Somlner MT Elm Baar 6ole1 an
ulb gar tein 0ento, BEN Obert0rper riebet
iie gum S6uB 8egen Die Come nit Sett,
0ctreioe bGtten ite nit Silfe Don Betp6liez
runB 3ie6en f0nneu uno eS lei iebr biuio.
bod bitten Die 9tuiien i6on quite M2Iblen
algelegt. 0ie Wdtoer i'm 0ebtrQe beit6nz
Oen gr0Btentbetls aus gr0Ben bitrren uno
tpurmltldigen 80Mnttn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
Ser GiI1er5ScUar.

Der in Mai6ington eri6einenoe vgtattoz
nal Gepublican" bat genaue yia6foriNuns
een a6er bas 8er9dlten Der 9iatiOnals2lbs
georoneten gu Dem SilberzO Dollar an9eiteut.
Sas @rgebniB lit folgenoes:
@egen @initeIIung Der !3wangSz
9(usprdgung (uon monatLi6 0rlttebalb
0Riaionen frumuner Dollars ltn6 143
9enlofraten unb 50 &epubIitaner, 8us
iammcn 1875.
SIR @tniteIIung9 81 8epublitaner
un0 80 Oemofraten. 3uiammen 100.
Gas mare aIio cine Wfebtbett bon 65
+ iii 0ie TertieBung oes Silberl6ptnoeIs,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04

ieoes etn3elnen @bgeor6neten ober 8un6ess
l~enators bineinipieIen uno Der GongreB
piirOe faum nod gu eriprieBlider geieBs
geberii6er T6dtigfeit geIangen. Nalneltz
lid tpenn bann aud, ME in Srantrei6, Der
9rGiioent iein Miniitertum Den icweilisen
Mebrbeiten i'm gon9reiie anpalien miBte.
Gura es gebt bolt uidt. @ines i9ist lt6
nidt fir NQe; Sebe Sober, pte er'segeibe!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
rhe arent penlon re,l,al

Correspondence OF The Gazette.
DENToN, TRx9 March 1.-THE revival
meeting closed here last night 50 far az
the preaching Of Rev. Il. O. Pearson Is
concerned, and he left for Bryan, Tex,
by way OF Dallas, this morning. The
Christian people Of Denton, beyond
doubt, were never 30 warmed up In their
faith and duty. There were seventy
conversions last night, making IN all
about 800, and some 200 backsliders were
reclaimed. Rev. Pearson tells your cor.
respondent that Ia the evangellsiic work
OF fifteen years, time considered, he
never had 50 good and precious d meet
ing as in Denton. After the evening Eory-
ice yesterday evening Mr.. Pearson sug-
gesisd the Organization OF Young MEMS
Prayer meeting, which was organized By
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
THE CITY.
mOrEL ARRIYALsi


AZ the Mansion; j. : Reagan, Sc. Louis; w.
h Mcclellan, Oawala, |. r.. f. Z. Adam, Para
Use; l. @. Juneman, Galveston; Col. Frank
Carter, Boston; IL. W. whitman, shadow Lake,
OAK; II. II, Moore, Tyler; Luther Benson, In
dlAnapols y. Morgan, Galveston; Jack Bum
pass, Terrell: s. W Boone, Kansas City; Jno.
b. Odell, Cleburne; NJ \. Harrison, Long
view; S, w. Nloseley, jefferson TEX
and family, Atlanta, Ca; VIM. Shaw, Mon.
Afue; W. NJ Ledford, Decatur; Il Il Reagan,
New York; w. @. Allen and family, 81 Louis
Y. 7. Hamilton, Atlanta Ga }. u. Rowiann,
lllco; Robert Carter, Commanche; VIM u.
Houston, railway mail service j. Fowler,
Ale; y. r. Powell, n. NJ. Chessman, New Or
eans W. +, Pearson, W. A, Barclay, Colorado
Gy
AZ the Plckwick A. S. Lyons, Dallas; L. y.
Meyer, New York; Misses Long, Weatheriord
), q Graves, Big Springs; j washer, Mar
shall j, @. Uoughherty, Lathrop, Mo-; DIR. j, D,
Roqert, lIlisboro; VIM. IL. Coleman, New
lorE = T. Robbins, st; louis y; Mel3pei
Paisley, Kansas City; ii. II. Thebant, Denison
Nv. Whitman, Rusk; ". p; Hall Ten; 4. o.
shoemaker, Decatur; w W. odam, Kun
pslis s. Taylor , san ,o Mage'31 Dallas
B. Bryant, w. u. Gano, Dallas NJ. 2. Lynn,
Palo Pinto +. j, Boddis, Dallas; J. ); HIS
man, Na.; b. II Carroll, Waco; o. d. haisell
Dick Westoa, |. r.; $. n. JenklnsOn, Calves
lon; G. X, McIIepry, Homer, La. L. Bard
l. a. Hoyt, Bonham; j. Taylor, n, T.; ~ W
Tappln, louisville; $ Q. Buckinghare, 1T
Louis.
AZ the Brunswlck w. a. Barclay, Cisco; I
!. steanleld, Terrell O, Nj. Mcdonald, w, a
Mcdonald, Wyamville, Ala. w. II. Grunwood
Y Louis; II. l.. Flagg, Dallas; w. Il. Monohan
Temple; |. Il. Adamson, Henrietta; i. s. McAl
lder, W. X. Hicks, Hickman, Ky; Nj. u. Hart
9. llardwlck, city; VIM. Perrin, J, o. stTic =,
land, Decatur; A. Miles, Chetopa, Kan; h. w
Moore, Flora, H.
~ the Grand John Collier Mansfield; W
!. Hatch, John Spencer, Cado Gap; W,
cromwell, IIandley 5. Il. Minor, Galveston >
S;Cook. kokuk; A. T. Randall, Glen Rose ;
Man, Memphis; John Il. Newell, NJ w
PETERSON, California.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

John Flint VS.. Geo. B. Loving ct al,
suit on note. Judgment for plaintiff.
McNatt & Mckinley VS.. g. w Joplin,
suit to try right to ownership of two
bales of cotton, was decided in favor of
Joplin. The suit started in the justice
court at Arlington and was won
by Joplin. Plaintiffs appealed but
Judge Furman being disqualified
the case went before Judge Beckham and
Joplin again won, Whether or not 1t will
now be taken to the supreme court, the
reporter was unable to ascertain.
1t will be remembered that suit was
filed against DIR. G. Prentiss by one Nrhart
for $4,000 damages for alleged malpractice
in retaliation for which the said Prentiss
brought suit against Erhart for $4,000.
Yesterday Erhart, through his legal rep
resentative, filed an agreement that judg-
ment be given Prcntiss, and the latter 1t
is understood has withdrawn his big dam
age claims.
The Missouri Pacific road has filed
bonds for the removal OF eight suits
brought originally against the Texas &
| Pacific road to the federal court. Since
the latter road went INTO the hands OF q
receiver the other road was made a party
\ To the suits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
Kellogg.

Kellogg's engagement will undoubtedly
be a memorable event, and win be well
coined by our elite. In the last fifteen
years the South has only enjoyed two
such treats-when Christine Nilsson and
Patti visited us Patti and Nilsson were
orcigners--Kellogg is the daughter of
our own great country. She is the peer
ess of the others, aud we must give her
a reception equal TO the ones bestowed
upon these ladies' Indeed, we ought to
do better, because we have, besides the
pleasure of hearing this great artistic, the
stimulation of pride in this product of
American civilization and artistic deyel-
Oument
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
on THE STREET.

Wheat is said to be looking splendidly
70 some sections of the country.
The box office OF the opera-house will
DC open daily from 10 to o'clock.
The justices of the peace have but lit
W work to do while the grand jury is IN
session.
The grand jury is laboring diligently
their Investigations after the law
Breakers.
Missouri Pacific passenger trains are
a9W running from four TO eight hours
behind time.
There is dangerous hole in the bridge
@er the west fork of the Trinity near
lae watcr-works.
Weatherford win send delegation Oh
v@snty-fve ladies and gentlemen to the
Aehogg concern next Tuesday.
Work ON the new ice factory is pro
sIessing. The artesian we'll has been
water.
More miles OF street Improvement are
aoW projected and under contract IN
'he state.
2. L, liutcherson transferred to Mrs
luna J. Miller yesterday lot six OF olock
sl'een, containing the Miller and Coul'
s ~ motel in the town of Arlington, ioI
me Philomathean society meets To-
agat at the Wesleyan college at 1'5u
r,ompt The programme. will be replete
"Nn splendid recitations besides the de-
S''es' All are invited to attend
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

AN EXPRESSION CONCERNING THE STRIKE
AND IT'S RESULTANT CIRCUMSTANCES.
Pursuant to call, a meeting OF citizens
of Fort Worth convened yesterday alter
noon to consider the present labor
troubles.
ON motion Of Capt. II. G.. Burlington,
Capt. NJ. b. Lloyd was called to the chair.
Mr.. M. Casey was made secretary OF tne
meeting on the nomination Of Mr.. w. II.
Lake.
By request of the chairman, Mr.. d. 5.
Ross explained the purposes OF the meet
ing. 49, c
p. Tucker, w. NJ Harrison and w r.
Lake was appointed to draft appropriate
resolutions. The committee made re-
port which was adopted.
Messrs. =. NJ. willing, 5. +. tucker
and Sidney Martin were appointed com,
mittee 10 circulate the resolutions ana
obtain signatures thereto, and The VA
zErrl was requested TO publish lhem'
The following are the resolutions
Whereas, the citizens of Fort worth
have viewed with alarm the serious
troubles caused by the present labor or
carnations coming into direct connlci
WITH With railroad systems winch are operated
in this state, and ,y.h
whereas, the citizens Of Fort worth worth
helieye that the methods adopted are
contrary to law and order, and snovers-
i've Of the very principles Of all true gov.
ernment and the personal liberty OF INC
! citizen, a., ~ a,,t.ans M
Fort worth admit without question tht
right Of any and all men 70 combine ano
organize for Legitimate purposes Of pro
lection aud advancement, that IN accom- !,
/ plishing the purposes stated The right q
such organization ceases, and mat =,
acts which tend to interfere directly VIII
the rights OF others to own ana contry I
their own property and to manage theil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
a Coming Concert.

The Fort Worth Presbyterian church
choir has resolved on giving musical
entertainment in the near future, which
they inteud to have eclipse any similar
concert ever given 10 this city. The OBJ
iect is to raise funds to help defray the
purchase OF a grand pipe-organ. Only
the best local musical talent VIII be en-.
gagged, and to lovers of music grand
treat is promised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

Corrospondenoo Of the Gazette,
PARIS, Ten, March l1.--A petition
was filed In the county court yesterday
by the Paris & Great Northern Railway
company, asking Judge Hathaway TO mp.
point commission 10 condemn The right
OF way through the lands Of W. ii.
Chlsum, Latlmer & Scott, J. u. liendor.
son and d. +. Latlmer, which is In the
wert part Of the city where the depot Is
io be- lDc uud.
Last night was scene of pleasure 10
those who attended the birthday social OF
Miss Ellen Hamilton at the residence Of
Mac Bonham's. A bountiiul supper was
set at 1850, after which amuseincnts were
kept up TIL late hour, when they all re-
turned 10 their respective homes, wishing
that such birthdays wonld come real
often.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
sno, IL self pe,ea.o.

epecia 10 ihn Nhkottcs
PEcos, TEN., March Is. A serious dir
iiculty occurred this evening about two
miles from town IN which Miles Cook shot
aud seriously wounded his nephew Floyd
pcrslll, II seems that rcrsill oamo To
town aud having imbihod too freely OF
strong drink became quite boisterous aud
left town for home, lie camu up 20 the
tent whore Cook was camped, aud having
run the family out made Cook stay inside.
Afterwards he rode of as II he We're COM
iDg back TO town and Cook stepped out
with his shotgun. Perslll returned With
his gun. Then Cook Hired ON him. Cook
came in aud gave himself up 70 the OH
GERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
County Court ,

w. i. Lake VS. James Branch, gamish-
ment; Judgment for defendant. q
Townshend & Lusher VS.. the City;
plaintiffs motion to dismiss appeal sus-
tanned, and cause dismissed.
Tom Steagall exhibiting a gaming
device, two cases, both offenses occur
ring prior to the new gaming law; $50
fine in each case.
Oscar Smith, coon who let his passion
for music destroy his integrity 10 the eX-
tent of stealing Il guitar, was sent TO the
Jail TO improve his morals, for thirty days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

special 10 tho Gazette.


Special 10 the Gazette. E<
MoGREaon, TEX, March ~ The Arm
OF ltitel Bros, general merchandise, was
closed to-day by an attachment run by
Loon & II. Blum of Galveston Tor about
twenty-five hundred dollars The nnan.
ciAl disaster Of this arm Is received with
great surprise, as they have enjoyed a
liberal patronage aud no one dreamed OF
trouble. II is intimated by good author.
ity that the present trouble will be AMIGA.
bly, adjusted and business will be ne
sumcd at an early date,
The election 20 decide whether Nc.
Gregor should be- Incorporated ms a
school district was held here Tuesday,and
the returns show only ~ votes polled
The election elected but little attention.
Another election viii he held az soon ~
arrangements can be perfected,
G, A. Phillips, onr genial Implement
dealer left for Arkansas yesterday, IL IL
said with matrimonial Intentions.