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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-20
DIR. POWELL REEVES
3i4 South 18th s., Omaha, ksb.
PRIVATE DIsPENsARY.
Established for the Scientific and Speedy
Cure Of Chronic. Nervous and
Special Diseases.


Cure of Chronic. Nervous and
Special Diseases.
The Old Reliable Specialist OF many yesrs eIper-
fence treats with wonderful success all LUNG,
THROAT. CANCERS. PILES, fIsTOLA, kuP-
TURE, cured without KNEE OR CAUTsTlC.
Treats all forms Of Throat, Lung. Nerve and
Blood diseases, oil Caronic ai-esse, and Defsrii l.
ities far in advance OF zny institution in this eoun-
try. Those who contemplate going TO Hot springs
for trestmen I Of any Private or Blood diseases can
be cured for one-third the cot A. our Pr1yas Dn-
pensary, Sl4 south 18th street, omaha, Neb;
RUPTURE cured without pain or hinderanes
from business.
AMIGO By this treatment . pure lovely
LHUl6SeompleIiou, free IRON slouness freek,
les, blsckbeads, eruptiOns, etc, BriLiant Eyer ana
perfect health can be had.
as-That 'tired" feeling and all female weak
nesses promptly cured. Bloating Headaches, Ner-
vous Prostration. General Debility, sleeplesness,
Depression and Indigestion. Ovarian troubles, In
nammstion and liberation, Falling and Di.place,
ments, Spinal weakness, Kidney complaints and
EYE AND EARm1@ssa1iissnn y sf EfS' Rssli tnn Or
Globs and far or near sightedness, Inversion Of the
Lids, Scrosulous Eyes. liberation lnhAr nations,
Abscess, Iimnsss Of Vision OF one or both sJes'and
ssrInnsmmstion Of the Ear, liberation or
Catrrh, Internal or External Deafness, OF Paralysis
singing or roaring noises, rhiekensd Drum, etc.
W eblity, cptrmhtotfnuh' oeninsl
NcNvUUo Losses, Night Emissions, Loas Of
Vital Power, sleeplessne.s. Dependency, Loss OF
Memory, Confusiou Of Ideas, Burn before the eyes
Lasstude, Languor. Gloominess, Depression Of
spiriu, Aversion TO soeietv. tasilv Discouraged,
Lack Of eon6denes. Dull, Listles,. Unit for study
or business, aud finds life . burden, safely per
mansntly and ~privatsly cured,
BLOOD AND SKIN d Diseases n .sSA haiIi.
9 IN its results-compleiely eradicated withou,
the use Of mercury. Scrofula, ErysipelHs, Fever,
Head aud Bones, syphililie sore Throat, Mouth
and Tongue. GAndular Enlargement OF the Neck,
Rheumatism, Catarrh, etc, Permanently Cured
when Others have failed.
uplN Kidney aud Bladder troubles,
unINHnI Weak Back, burning Urine, Ere
quency OF urinating, Urine high colored or milky
sediments outstanding, Como rhea, elect, Cystitis,
etc., promptly cured. ihsrges reasonable.
PRIVATE DISEASES s ssS.l.l p', s.ln;
gleet, structure, seminal emmissions, loss OF sexu.
al power, weakness OF the sexual organs. want OF
desire In male or female. whether from imprudeni
habiIs Of young and >, xuai habits in mature years
or any csyse that debiiitaies the sectional func
lions, speedily and permanently cured
Consultation free and strictly conhdentional
Medicine free from observation 10 all parts OF the
United states. Correspondence receives prompt
attention. No letters answered unless secompan
led by four cen . in stamps. send stamp for pam
phlet and list OF questions. Terms strictly cash.
Call on or address,
DIR. POWELL REEVES.
No. 3li South 18th 81. Omaha. Neo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-30

II Iii6l. 8reite un6 1110 $3.50 0tl. QGnoe
bon @reentDt6 ilber Boro 9eporfen. Slider,
Gil 8orb beS GriegSiGtffeS 8ismarf auf
Der 91eiie na6 Sibne9. Oieie Slol6e ipur6e
NIT San6 6clQltet. QGcr ite ftnoet piro gez
beten, tie an Die faiicrli0e Mbmiralit6t in
8er(tn gu i0iden un0 8uglei6 iber 6unos
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leit pielen Sa6re1 befannt.
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ntungenbe5 @elben S1u5ieS in
@6ino angeri0tet babet. Die Stabt
@buug Wfau peribtpanb budftdb(i1 bonn
@rDbrpen. 9fadbem Die Naiier ii0 berlauz
fen Gattet, nal Die GtGtte nit ciner so SfuB
6tfclt 26lagerung 6eOedt. NuA Die Sta0t
$50 G0ia Sou lit entiebli1. 5000 Der
ionen muBten bon Der 9te8icrurg erba(ten
iDer6er. Syn @anSsn fanten in fSol0e Der
1leberidipemlnungen 100000 8erionen
UNI nn6 100000 tparen auf Dffentli6e
1tnterftiibul1g al19etu;eien. Ser Srenbam
ipen6et ber dtneiiiden 9tegierung 6aS
b0bite COB fir hire ulnit6tiQen, our 2tbe
6tlFe Der 9totb getroffenen WtaBre9cln: yDie
0ert0eilung pon gfabrungSmitteln mar 10
geregelt, baB BEN Miiftonaren faft ni9tS gu
t6un itbrtg blieb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-30

tpiro, unb bod = pie pun5crbar ersreifenb
lift cs: bd lag Ell, Der franfe 6errIder,
brei Otouute lang oil Oer Rfoyte pes @rabcs,
in unid9Ii6ct S6nterSen Der nGbe1 Q(ufz
I0iung e~ttgeseniebenb, unb beunod), Denn
Der Tieberfroit i'm ni6t idiittelte, bate CT
8raft uno Otcnldenliebe 9erllg, I'M icine
oetriAer9elpolt Der NoDltbGtigfeit sl tpioz
men. User metB, tpie piele iolde Sbaten
tDie oieie bon Strait SrDbel beri6tete, Der
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Ieincr 5teBierung a3ett fano su pnlbringen ?
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an ietl ollsufriibes 6iriheiben cine INN 10
ticfere Erauer. 50 bcoeutenb aud piele
6erri6er aus Dem Sduie 6o4ensolern waz
reu, nod bat Die @ei9thte BON feinem
6obeusollern 8eridt c~ritattet, tpel6sr benz
Iatier Trieorid an Oteni6erliebe unb Der
2uit gum MobltDun 9lei6 geipeien tpGre.
q. >. 9etnemann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-30
Die &~atferaLO&c.

Cine @ompoIttion Q8il6elm EIdir6's:
Die R0iierqlDde", fir MGnnerdor, SoGo
NIB Ord)eiter, 9i6tung Don 6ermanu,
bamals nod Communicated De5 @dr0e>
Ouiaren> 9tegiment8, Guberte ben 0uni6,
DaB bieies inStpiihen meDrfn6 aufgefiihrte
Merf audi in 8Dtsban bon Dorttgen &rdf>
ten nit Der SapelIe oe5 @aroe>S ularen>
9%teginIent5, ltnb 5tDar aln %. WtQr5, 81
neilano 8aiier Y8il6elm's Gjeburtstage allf7
oefi6rt lper0eu lnoQe. Die tteftraurt9er
8eJcben6eiten Der Iesten 0fanote perbinoerz
ten uorlGufig Die Nusfitbrun8 iener 9t6itdt.
0ie 9t6tung ldutet:
Git &0ln an oeuti6en Strome
Strebt 0ltf gum 6ilnmels3elt,
Dun fron1nlcu 9eiit entiproiien;
Ser l60nite DOM Der Nelt.
Was flingt bonn boben Dome
50 mddtt9 il6er ben H6ein?
IS t0ut aus e6ernem Wtlnoe
QSett III 0aS 2ano 6inetn:
SD bin bic 9aiiergloGe,
@eformt aus tpeli6em @r3,
Qtu6 tpelichen Seueri6liinoen
8elttulu1t fiir'S 6euti9e 9erS!
Drum tits, baB mein @elG1te
Gu beiB Die 8ruit our6orin9t,
Die 0er3en b0ber i6Go9en,
8etn meme Sttntme fItn9t.
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limb iebe melt 6tnols,
SD fiiroe Slid unb 9auer
DEM betti0en &atierbaus.
Bie Did Elm So6en3oler,
= 0euti6lanD, groB 9emaGt,
0anfit 0u bemielben Stamtte
Qlu6 bieies 9Ome5 Bra6t.
90 lang bon ieinen Mauern
Stood itebt Elm etnS'9er Stein
@iro 9einer @bre 0Iter
Gin 9oDen5oQer ietn!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-30
Ooftor Gifenbartb Tn allen OaTen

Ser etue 5eilfiiuTtier mill nit einen1 r8ab" (Rrdis
terfiI1enl Der auoerc nit eIeftriiben Wtttteln uub ulBz
Ipiet @itrteln, Die pobribeiutib bespe9en 10 bsiBen,
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brittle init bitterent 94Hep8 &C. aGe &r0nfBeiten
tet lit. 9Sas lit nun 0a8 @nbe pom &i@ Ser 9rnnfe
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9ei0toldM6iafe1t Der Weni9en. 9offen mir, bag Der
- Rc3tmmg3s9snfer" burG feline pertbnolen 0tatb,
iAldQc bent erbdrmlibeu Gretben bieIer Mebicinals
tltnu5=Nufer" roira thr Is Gents p"ortofrei ~nerionot.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-30
Qn5ei9en>
8caro t~pcrl0m0f.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-30
TmStitut.

NorbuIt,GCfe 8oulina Str. unb 8erteau Mpe.,
WOOD, ILLINOIS,
erreicbbor burGb bic @roceloro unb 9o.nrenee aoenne=
8ferbebabr, iolp:e bic 6. 81 u. 80. aGiieu0aDH, lit ett
G6d}tcrpenTat1at, III tueI(bful iun9e Mdhd)sn
griinoGtben urterrtbt III oIleu Glemertar. uitb b1be=
rem 6ddern, 5proret, reformation, 3etpnsr, AJta=
IeI, 9anbnrbeiteu rn0 O9uiif, iolpie tDtrt6i0aTtliGe
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laelbun9en r%tlr1t ~eHt9eaen unb 4~}rotOetie oeribttt
Sr6tt @sr1alte Gnoe, goriteberiT.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
General manager Potter Dead

WASHINGTON, March 9-Mr. Thomas
j Potter, vice-president and general
maDager Of the Union Pacific RSilrosf
Company, died az Welcker's hotel at / ia
this morning.
Mr.. Potter cSme here in his private cal
on his way to Florida with his family and
DR. Ransom, his physician, about two
weeks ago. He was sff cted with dropsy
OF the heart, and the travel from Ouahs
to Washiu gton sc fatigued him that il
was deemed advisable to make a shor,
stop to sfford rest. From the day Of his
arrival here Mr. Potter began to sink, ant
within sixty hours it was feared he was
dying. He rallied jdst little, and Las
since been in that condition where the
border line between life snd desth was
scarcely percepti0le His death this
morning was not surprise to his family
His remains will be taken from here &c
Burlington, his old home, In his specin
car, and will leave at O'Clock this even
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
A Railroad snRrsntion.

The general meeting of the Missouri
Pacific directors will be held in S.. Louis
on the 18th inst, at which time will be
determined the general plan Of operations
for the year. We are induced to believe
that the system will decide to construc,
several branch snd extension lines in
rexas during the year. We are also sat-
isfled II the peculiar benefits Of that i'm
mense system Of railroads, which would
arise from the construction Of q
road from Dallas or Fort Worth
vla kaufman, Canton and Tyler,
and on into the lumber region Of
S)uthe sst Texas was properly presented
and msturelv considered, thst there
would be no delay In the undertaking. II
1t we're possible for the Missouri Pacific
to get hold Of the Grand Trunk on any
thing like satisfactory terms, and aban-
don the line from kaufman TO Kemp, and
extend It from kaufman to Tyler By wsy
Il Canton, 1t wouIi furnish al air line
over level country af1ording cheap con-
struction, sbunasnt crosstie and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
DIAMOND IN YOUR TOOTH.
A Fad that a Dentist Womb Have Us Be.
Ii.ve Is Becoming Popular.
New York Nail and ExuGess

New York Mail and Express.
The latest fad among aspiring actresses
and certain society damsels is diamond
in one of the front teeth.
"A well known actress first divulged
the project to me-" dentist said. "She
came in one Day. greatly excited. She
wanted to know il she could have dis
mond placed in the center Of her most
conspicuous front tooth. The PROPOSE
ton WAS SO novel and unique thst was
staggered for tne moment. But business
is always business, you know, and l
placidly remarked that such thing could
be done. She wanted 70 EnOw the cost
and how soon l could fnlsh the work
and whether she would have to cit in the
dental chair many hours. told her she
wouldn't have to sit long in the chair,
only long enough for me to saw eff two
thirds of the tooth in which she wanted
the diamond set"
"What!" she exclaimed, "csn'tyod put
the diamond in without extracting the
tooti 2" | told her the diamond would
nave to oe put in a false tooth, IS it
would csuse the natural tooth 10 decay.
| should cut of t~o-thirds Of the natural
tooth, place the diamond in false tooth
tWo.thirds the regular siza and pivot
that on the third. Of the nstursl tooth
that remained. No one would ever srs-
pect that any psrt Of the tooth was fslse,
and the gem would sparkle like beacon
ali the time. reminded her that If the
diamond was put into the natural tooth
II could not be removed. she would
nave to 60 along the street scintillatipg
dszzl ng rays. But she could remove
the false tooth auy time, and By having
. duplicate made she could keep the dis
mopd out Of her mouth, except when sne
.npesred In public. 1 considered that
would be better both for herself and the
diamond"
"Dld she leave the order7"
mSne did, and there Is the tooth all
resdy for the diamond. Keep your eye
nm a popular actress st one of the thes-
teys where burlesques are produced aud
Won will get dazzling 81 am from the
row Of incisors when she sings before
long. Since got her order have had
h.If dozen more, and one Of my fashion
able colleagues dropped in yesterday and
said he had just received an order
Mark nv words, 1t won't be long before
the big c-sze among certsin women wiz
he diamonds In the front teeth. ;"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
A CONVICT HANGED.
Ho Laughs With = Rope Around His
Neck.

Neck.
LOUISVILLE, KY; MSrch MAC,
Warner was hanged this morning at 10 sc
st Jacksonville. Before the signal y.s
given he laug ed and said to the Sher fl
81 am ready if you are" The crime for
which Warner was hanged TO-DAY was
The murder OF Frank Harris. 8 convict in
prison at j, tfersouville. The killing oc-
Cured on April Is lsst. Wa ner Wa
also hn inmate Of the Institution at the
time, and the two men were EMPLOYED in
the shoe shop.
warner spent his lsst night in Jef4r-
souViiie IAil joking with the guards and
some OF the prisoners who rem4ined up
WIN him. When one Ct the latter took a
dilt K oy mistske out CT his shaving cap
ne laughed so heartily that he was heard
al over the jail. Tnis morning he said {:
u oon't lear death. am fully prepared
10 meet 1t, and the sooner It comes the
better 1t will suit me" o.
the scshoid he said: 81 have
Few remsrks to make before l die.
II any oil you ever take glass Of whisky,
oelore you put 1t to your lips think II
Mark Warner with this rope in bis hand,
quo anen LOOK into the bottom Of The glass
ano see II you can't see rope there.
inls IS all have to sa". - The black cap
was then adjusted and at lo:42 O'Clock
me iope WAS cut and the drop fell
"arler's body hung m otiorIess for few
SCOOPS Then his legs were drawn up
several umss snd his frame tIisIed con-
FuislVels. Then sll was over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
Western Freight Rate War Ended.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 9.-Action end
ing the long continued war in we sern
freight rates snd fixing March &c IS The
date of restoration of old schedules was
taken here TO-DAY at q meeting of the
managers Of railroads in the west and
northwest. All lines except the Chicago,
Burlington and QuincY interested voted
in the sffi NATIVE for the resolution.
A meeting OF re ff1c representatives Of
the various lines will be held Monday to
axe measures for issuing on or before
the 14th inst, the formal notice required
Nv law that rates are about to be ad-
vancsd.
The managers will convene sometime
next week to continue their efforts to es,
tablish comprehensive general organi-
z4tion. conference will be he
in the meantime with the chair
man OF the Southwestern Association
for the purpose Of securing restoration
of rStes in the southwest. The rates re-
stored are those in effect imml diateiy
prior to February l..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
FATAL FIRES.
An Institution Of Learning Destroyed
In Dakota with q Heavy
Loss of Life.
Much Valuable Prop.riy Destroyed IN a
email Town In ne southern Part
of Illinois.
a CniYerniiI Ere.

MITCHELL, D. T., March Fire broke
out in the Methodist University at
O'Clock this morning from the sponta-
neous combustion of oily rsgs in the ar'
rooms. There are forty Inmates, includ.
ing the faculty, students and servants
All but ten escsned without trouble
Four young men jumped from second
story windows. Four others and pro.
lessor jumped from the third story and
another professor descended from the
roof by clothes line. Following Is a
list of the victims:
HORTON PITCHER, Worthwhile, D. T in
terDal Injuries. Died in two hours.
HATTIE TAYLOR, elocution teacher,
Canton, D t, seriously Injured.
MISS BABCoCK, S4l,m, D. T., internal
;juries.
Miss STRONG, Mitchell, D. T, bsck
bruised.
PROFESSOR DUNCAN, lacerst d hacds
ndface, feet frC FaR.
PROFESSOR Z. Il. TAYLOR, skull lr:c-
tured, arm broken, internal Injuries,
probably die.
WILL SMITH, Bridgewater, D. T., leg
broken and internally Injured.
H. PARKER, England, broken ankle.
EZRA JONES, PAtkston, D. T., spine in
iureO; hurt int rn.lIy.
VIM. Stillwell burned his feet and
hapds seriously il saving young lady
The building Is completely destOyed;
loss, $50, 900; insurance, $4,000. It
will be rebuilt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
INCENDIARISM.

Set Fire to "a R,s,dsnOs for Twenty, Five
Dollars.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, March 81. T.
Roberts was brought in tc-Iay from the
Choctaw nation ard lodged in the UaIted
States Jail, charged with burning the
residence of Fay Hudson. he went be-
fore the United States commissioner and
entered plea Of guilty, Saying one DR.
Ritor WAS to pay him S25 for burning
Hudson out, but ne has never collected
but So of the money, and he took that in
medicine. After burning the residence
and al 1t contained, he continued to FIRE
the stable and hay stack, but being wei
they would not burn. Hudson was under
arrest at this place when the deed was
committed, on charge Of larceny, but
gave bond. DR.. R;tor is in custody bat
on bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
VIII Return 10 Ola Rates.

s.. LOUIS, Mo, March 9,-Rspresenta
tives Of the Missouri Pacific, Atchison, To,
peks and Santa Fe, ST. Louis and Ssr
Francisco, and Kapsss City and Gal
roads held two meetings here to-dsy, a
which, utter full discussion, 1t WAS de-
termtned to return approximately
to the old rates, the action TO take fec
on MSrch - The rates were not d, fl
niteIy ogreed upon, but the rate commit
tee was at work on them Tonight. The
action OF the northwestern rosds will
probably be guide to the interests here
REPRESENTED,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
The New Road

A last we have definite plsr for the
building of the White Osks Railroad
submitted by men who will put their OWE
money into the enterprise. They ask the
people OF Fl Paso to become joint invest,
ors with them and to furnish 500, 900
This sum is about one-ffth Of the total
cost Of the road, the other four-fitths the
projectors Of the road will themselves
furnish. Money talks, and the proposition
answers all doubts as to the extent and
character Of the White Osks coal depos-
its. These shrewd men of capital
are not likely. to put their own
dollsrs into experimental rail,
roads. They know that there is
abundant coal in the White Oaks mines
They see FL P8so's great and growing
need for that coal and they expect to
make money by bringing it to her. With
it industries already established will
grow beyond present expectati ps, and
unlocked for capital and labor will come
here and make this a manufacturing city
worthy Of the southwest and Of the great
mArkets, both foreign and domestic, st
our very doors. No one who compre-
bends the res urces q this country ard
the cor Stunning capacity of adjacent popu-
la'ions can hsVe doubt on this subject
81 Paso Herald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
A STEAMBOAT IxPLoyION.

About Forty People Kited-Ths Truth OF
the Catas,rophe Unknown.
NEw YORK, March 9.--Purser Darionis
of the steamship Athos which reached
quarantine yesterday. from the Yves;
Indies ard arrived at her pier in this city
this morning, said to-day in reference &c
the explosion on the steamer Rsfsel
Reyes in the harbor at CArthsgens just
as the Athos was leaving the harbor. The
Rafael Reyes Was little excursion beat,
and with q pleasure party had gone
up the river Digue. Nearly al of the
passengers, about forty people IN ell,
were killed Mr.. GrAu, father Of the
editor of the Istbmus vas among the
killed. The owner of the vessel is /.
brother Ct the president OF the republic
And doubtless on this account the truth
Of the catastrophe will never be known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10

8 short time drew a pistol and began
firing st Snow, who was within
s few feet Of him The frss or second
shot took effect and Snow turned around
and fell TO the ground snd died almost
instantly. The negro was arrested and
placed IN jsil. Saow was regarded as q
brave and somewhat desperate man
whose fighting quslihc5sions were gener-
ally known. An ,xiniustion immediately
sitter the shootiog pGoved Snow was
armed. No move meDts toWsrd hghtiDg
was made oy him During the difficulty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
BAIRD.

The Wet Rope Case MN Allowed Bond IN
tho Sum Cf $4,000.
Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, March 9.-All the men
held in Jsil here on the wet rope case had
a habess corpus hearing yesterday bsfore
Judge Conner and were allowed bond in
the sum Of $2500 each. Oae has given
the required bond and 1t is thought the
greater part and perhaps ell Will be able
to i'll the bond.
1t has been sscertained, reliably, too,
that Hon. j. n. Browning will not be g
candidate for reelection as R presen's'
tive next election in this district. The
name OF Alden A, Bell, Esq, Of this place
has been prominently mentioned IN dri.
ferent parts Of the district as his sue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
GALVESTON,

a Bee IN an Drowned a Oolor,d Prisoner
G A, II. EncsmpmeUs.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, March 9.-rhe mate
Ct he schooner Day Dream which has
been aground on Pelican Spit for three
weeks past wss drowned this morning
while trying to haul the schooner of.
Deputy Sheriff EfSyers Of Caambe-s
county arrived IL this city to- day hnvUu 9
in charge a colored prisoner named Chill
lis Banks. uUder sentence Of death for
murder. Banks Will be ex, Cuted April Is
Colonel W. Il. Sinclair, de apartment
command of the Grand Army Of the
R public of this STATE has issued circu-
lar calm attention to tie fsct that the
uext snnusi encsmpment of the Grand
Army Ct the R-public will be held al
Austin, Wednesday, April II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
Sabine Valley Railway.

Special 70 the Gazette.
LoSGvIEw. TEX, March The So.
blne Valley Railroad will reach Carthage,
Pamela county, Tex, to-day or to-mor.
row, thereby getting their subsidy fr n
arthsge, which place they were to reach
the Is Of this month. Carthage will for
he present be the terminus OF this road
south. Il is reported 4 grand basket
sinner will be given on the grounds wheu
the last spike is driven completing this
tonG al Carthage, bu- that ne pra.u ~
eursirn will be p s1poned until oett,l
weather, ard until he road Is in be,ts,
condition, say about the lst # May. Tn
-ich cotton and pine couatry this ros
r0'-" no has appeared in these column,
before,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10

bridge timber, and when near
ing Tyler would penetrate some
of the richest beds of iron ore
anywhere to be found. This extension
needs only to he considered to be as
sured. The St. Louis, Arkansas and
Tx Railway has in contemplation the
building Of branch from Chandler, 8
station twelves miles west of Tyler, 10
Fort Worth, but IS yet no active move
has been made in that direction. A road
connecting Tyler with Dallss or Fort
Worth, direct, is & traffic necessity, aud
The company which has The foresight and
e ergy to occupy the route will reap the
benefits y Ter Democrat and Reporter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-10
Division Sup ,rintendeut R.slgrs

Special 10 the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, March 8 Mr.. John W.
Dickinson, superintendent Of the third
division of the Missouri Railroad in
Texas, has rendered his resignation to
take place on March 10. This is much
regretted by his many friends here, and
especially by employees of the division
over which he has go successfully pre-
sided for the pSst year or more.