Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 341, Ed. 1, Sunday, June 21, 1885 Page: 4 of 8
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AUSTIN
Superintendent Bakor Bequests that the
Oen u Beporta be Forwarded
at Once
The Lnnatlo Ajlum Short of Bnice
The May Deflclt at the Peniten-
tiaries About 12000
HpeclalloTlioUatatle
Austin TM June ai Biiperlu
temlont lUkor haa went out tho follow-
ing uppciil to the aisesfloro of tho
scholastic ceiiem
You are requested to forward your
nlrtlractof the souolaitlo cbiibuj roport
lo tlito dcpartmeut at once In order
that It may be Included In my uintinl
abstract which tho law requires to bo
made by tho 15th day of July and
from which tho board of education
inala tiioapportlonment of tho avail-
able Bchoolfund
Chartered Tho lbomlx Oil worha
of Joll eraon Increasing tho capital
Mock from 175000 to J100000 tho Han
Antonio Cremation company tho Na
tional Illoodiul Block association of
Tiampaaasj lllankeuahlp A Make of
Dallas tho Tuxai Trading company of
Lampasas the Woodvlllo Cooporaclvo
an oclatlnu Tho Flskvlllo Coopera
tlvo association
Treasury deposits f 00000
In tho court of appealH today tho
fiontenco of Bob 1earHOn to thirty yearn
In the ponltentlary for complicity In
the murder of Dr Htovall near this
city wiHalllrmod
Mr J A Mulr who wai reporloil
Uxt week as unfortunate In the man
ngemoiitof tlio iwtuteof ids ittvpchil
drou has already rotumed noarly tint
entire amount of tho deficiency In IiIh
accounts and will muko a comploto
acttlomont very hood Mr Mulr has
many frlonds hero who ilitonly regret
his uilsfortuuo and tho manly cllort to
rlftjit tho mistake committed Ih ap-
plauded by all Tho roporlH which
obtained circulation that ho
alncomlod did him a grout
Injustice and It bociiih wore
peculiarly harsh since at tho tlmo ho
was trying to obtain moans to over
como his lluanclal umbarraRfimonln
Hon W II Jlurgcsj la hero and it
Ik understood bin serviced lmvo boon
retained by tho capital nyulloato
Tho local studcnlH of tho uulvoralty
have organized a hummer debating no
ddy
One peculiarity of tho m1ioIhhIIo
cemus reports is that thoy invariably
show an Increase In counties whore
they have tho district nyMcni white
the falling oil comes from tho com-
munity counties
Tlio deilolt at tho penitentialloa for
tho month of May appears somewhat
I oritur thnn It really Ih on account of
considerable cxpoiiillturcH for porma
iitnt linprovcmentn With theso de
ducted it is about tho same uh for tho
month previous flilOOi
Tho management of tho lunatic twy
nun ilmlrca It explained that thoy aro
short on space at that Institution now
on account of rcpalra being nmdo
which deprive them of an ontlro
ward ncconiinodallng sixty pa
tlents at a time These
atocrowdod Into other ward leaving
no room whatever for the aecomino
nation of now patients Tho repair
havo loug been needed and wero made
posDllilo by an approprkllon for that
Piirposo by tlio recont IcKlHlatuio
hen completed thla Inatlttitlnu will
bo In firstclass order and 0110 of tho
neatest In tho entire Unlou
UOLHT Olf AllBALM
OpocUltiilboOaiotto
AisrmTBCJuno Tho court
orappeatstoday ntUrmod Hill Mtull
on y the Htatp from Jeluiraon conn
ty death penaly
Hob 1fiJHon vs tho Statu from
TravW enmity
pelloSiiKgi vb tho Hlate from
rilllanicouuly
ManiihigJameavs h J ltoyd from
ftolan county
Itavorned aud remanded J W
Iarncttvs M V Abemathy from
ol ucoiintv
James Cook vs A HartHiimu et al
from Milam eountj
John Oardcushlro vs tho Htate from
Dallas oounty
The Uiilf Colorado A Banta Fo Jtall
vf11 JWitt from Holl county
lie International A treat Northort
itnliBrUou county
A > > s d Thomas
comity U ° BUU from lox
IMIOT POINT
Ttrsonal and other Notos
riClM to too Jaietto
lIIXT 1 01NT Tk Juo oTlio
I 7l ° M l n ° l wy t tho old
M MliCchuroh by prof Wlndson
Mo attraotlug much lutorest Tho
leoluwr fan a mil homo each event
lis lecture this
evening was for mi
tlemononly
MlBsllonidoHarriionamiMlasKf
hi tim I m be on who OdtOllO of
the owtw 3 fcu of oKlnnoy atfd
PtrininlntW vrY of
mating
tk i
bh
muutty wouldT 51 > h ° W coin
vegetalIt ErowfnJHD tut rult a >
and tho city wiiUrS6 l 1eJd > rRO
cordial
comt wcl
DKnMr Richmond In thU
canity thoy heard a nolso proceeding
frtiii tho roof Tnoy Immediately
nurted to lcavo tho mine but only got
a hort distance when tho etipnorts
jive way and the roof fell In on tliem
oitantly killing young Ollrlon
and
1HlllH Michael Oltrron tho father
wis caught by the falling debris in tho
tlhborHuml was held u prlaonor for an
hmr before ho wivh dbicovorcd He Ih
Inn critical condition and mny die
> VACO
Tlo Light Infantry Oo to Lampasas
HpecUl to thodnzottc
AVaco Tex Juno 20 Tho Waco
tight Infantry Capt Thomai Wntles
In command hlvouncked at tho
Mlasourl Paclllc depot tonight and will
letvo at 2 u in for lampaaaH Tho
drill team comprlBoa twoutyfour olll
cerauml men Beveral welldrilled
roen go along as nlternatcs to tako tho
tbo jdacoof any one who inuy be dls
ailed or sick The command Ih quiet
and will try to put up a drill that will
win n prize Itielr npoii > nirH will bo
cbosou at LampaHaa A number of la
dlea and gentlemen go to wltncta tho
dilll
Ham Joiich tho great evangelist
arrived tonlglit direct from Cleorgla
Ilia moetlng which opoim tomorrow
Is tho leaning theme of < 1IhciihhIoii
Tho local imperii will print verbatim
rqiortaof hlH nermonn Ho will May
hire two week Vlsltora from adjoin
la towuH iiiid tliorural llntrlcu aro
already arriving Tho country people
como hi wagoim and camp out The
ojenlng sermon will bo preached at 11
ajiii tomorrow
n
IOiNGVIHW
A Train Dltchod An Evangelist In
Town
HpOlul lo thollii7elto
LoNfiviBW Tux JuuoU The Ilrat
wreck of uonHcuenco elnco tho open-
ing of tho UalvoBton Kablne t Ht
lyiula rullway occurred llvo ijiIIoh out
yftterday Juat before tho train
reached tho foot uf tho hill tho truck
Btjrcad throwing thrco cam Into the
ditch Noouo wan dangeroiiHly wound
cif but Mra Homer Jlarrla and her
two children of Harmony Hill wero
nevoroly bruised
The noted evangelist Ma lenii
proaohed liero htHt night to a welllllled
church Thirty dollara wore freely
glvon for the Unit window of the Nickel
tburoh tlio major decluring It xhouhl
lis called Tlio Longvlow Momorlal
Window and bo tho llrnt olio at the
rirht of the pulpit The major and
hh eompotont naHixtunt Intend making
n our of West Tcxa bfter a nhort nsi
at homo
J Cluudell a traveling photogra-
pher who had been hero aciiruely a
month wiih nrrcatod WedneHday and
litlil to niiHwer for not uomplylug with
an ordor for worklnir tho atreet Two
Jurlea Havo hung1 over tho verdict
aqd another trial la neueasniy The
cuio exoltiH niuehooinmont
A govornmeiit nlllclal waa followud
from a limine at the Junction by mi
Irate husband who had found the gov-
ernment nlllclal too aHeotlonato with
lila wife Tho otllclal crawled under
bin olllce where In hlaaultryconllneH
he rellectod for foiirhouraon theerrora
of hla way niul the heat methnda of
escaping tlio vengeance of the hits
liinil Ho llually crept from under
thu building oauaplng tho husbanda
WitclifuliiOfH but haa heon followed
tqday with what rontilt haa not yet
mnaplrod
Every lratchwia dealer aolla Opera
ldtl clgarettoa Avoid lujurloua Im
ItatloiiH
ivi iiavi muni am > iiiiiivi
Ilint Midland Is tho county acat of
Midland county
That the Beu Lino routo la the favor-
ite with thoao who travel ICaat
That moro cotton will be rained than
labor can ho had to pick
Tliat cheap oxouralou tluketa to
Clevolaud O liutt alo and Niagara
Kulla N Y are on aalo at nil ticket
olllcca by tho Iteo Lino routo
lTuit lOOO huahela of wheat which
will nveinge nineteen IiiihIioIh to the
acre hon been raised nt Marlon Meld on
the utaked plalna thla seaaou
That through cara without chango
ate run from Ht Louis toKaatern cltlea
by tho lleo Line
Tliat Bhorman haa better achoola and
more of them than any town In tho
state in proportion to her population
That tlio cool comfortable Boo Lino
haa no equal for Hummer travel
Wichita county Is now eiinddornd
one of tho beat agricultural counties in
tun atate
That thu prcaa and tho public are
loud in tholr pralao of thu Bee Lino
route
Thattraln loads of farming implo
uiontH lmvo bbonahlpped UiIh neiim > n
Into tho atrlotly grulng country
whom It never ralna aud the laud
wont aprout white bonus
That ticket ngenta tako pleasure hi
selling Boo Lino tickets
That Boo Lino Howard hrvi a ploulo
Tlut tho Boo Line requires no solicit
llig or advertising
Thi t those who havo traveled over
tho Boo Lino uio walking advertise
menta for tlio route
That cropa nro good and everybody
U happy
That no extra charge la made on tho
limited express trains of the Beo Lino
routo
That immigration to Texas will bo
heavy thla fall providing the lease
Uw is abolished
That the Use Line Is tho only lino
uhloh runs through cars from Ht
fioula over the Lake Hhoro aud New
ork Central railway
That It la hot and will bo hotter
That the man who aaya In this hot
< muiRh for youwll bo shot on sight
That n great inauy Texuns have and
tlllcomlaito logo ICist by tho Bee-
Line
That th Beo Line la represented In
Texas by Juo Howard whose addroaa
Is Koit Worth
I That the leaaoIaw ehecks Immigra-
tion and keeps capital from coming to
our atnte
Ilmt Donlson the Glato City Is
booml ng
If You Want Anything
In tho furniture line tlrat visit tho
largo atook at Ilnkard A Joyces bo
tore maklug your purchruea Goods
sold on the Installment plait
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY JUNE 21
NATIONAL AFFAIRS
One of Unole Sams Steamers is Bis
patchod to Eouador Under
Sealed Instructions
Adjuttmont of tko Salaries of Presiden-
tial Postmasters Internal
Rovonue Showing f
UMirit hiiaihi > om > iitH
Washinoton June The United
Htatea sttamahlp Iroimola of tho
Pacific station haa sailed
from Panama for Guayaquil
Kcundor under Healed liutructlona
from tho secretary of atato in ngard to
the caso of Hantof the American cit-
izen held there undor arrest It is un-
derstood ttiat the Iroipiola la instructed
to mako a formal demand In tho uamo
of tho United Htatea for tho promiit ro
lease of the prisoner and to allord lilm
all possible assistance
IltraiflUNTIAI IOITMASTEIH
Wasiiinoton June JO Tho an-
nual adjustment of the salaries of tho
presidential postmastera haa been
prepared by thoaalary and allowance
Ilvisloii and submitted to tlio post
mastergeneral It shows the total
number of presidential olllcrraon July
1 will be iili U a decrease of l J
as compared with the number of such
olllcers at the beginning of tho present
Usual year During thu year twenty
one nlllcea became presidential and on
July I 131 olllcoH will be reduced from
the presidential to the fourth clasi
INTHKNAl IIKVICMUK 0011KUTIONW
Wamiinoton Junoliu Tho collec
lioiiB of internal revonuo during the
first oleven montlmnr the fiscal year
ending June 10 18H5 as compared
with the collections during the aamo
purled of last year wero as followa
Kroin nplrlU
lieercuo r
1roui tolmcro
Inrrrn e of
Irum fermiiUi tl llquiiM
Inerrunu
from liatitcr ImiDierM etc
Ilicrcani
Krotu nilMcllaiiuou
t < iuii e
Amtrijunln rorolitH
llclnir n < lccren of
J < 1WS7I
siytfwi
uiomtwi
M130
lAnsiMi
MilCO
inin
l3m > 7lSI
Hfl U < l3
Tho total receipts for the month of
Muy 18V wero tliSliiHO leaa titan
during the tame month of the previous
year
UIMllDlMII AdAINhT UIIOIPKA
Wamhinoiov Juno 20 Tho secre-
tary of the treasury has aakod the sec-
retary of ntato to appoint medical iu
Hpeotorsat all tho Cuban consulates
in view of the apread of
cholera In Upaln and the constant In
tercoiimo lietween tliat country and
tho porta of Culm Tho duty of those
inspectors will bo to watch tho Immi-
grants from Himlu and to mako
prompt leporta of their movoinent to
thla government ho aa to prevent the
introduction of cholera Into tho I idled
Htated from that quarter
UAIM AAVAlllri > A < lAN8TTIIKIIAY
TIVN IOV1SKNMKNT
Waihinotdn Juno 20 IubIIco
Strong of tho United Stntea aiipremo
court today Miibinltted to tho aecrotary
of atate tlio award in tho claim of
A Pollitlor agalnet the republic of
Ilfiytl Tho amount awarded Is
f > 7 iVI Tlio olalni of Capt Pellltler
amounted to inrjooo
He also BUbmltteil an award for
117 on in fivor of A II Lnaroon
hla claim against the aamo republic
IrNMlWOTINU TIIK UAUUOADH
Wabiunhton June 20 Commig
aloner of ltallroada Joe 15 Johnson ac-
companied by H H PIckorell will
Htart about July 1 on an annual tour
of inspection of tho landgrant roada
going West over the Central Paolllo
railroad and returning over tho orth
ern Paclllc Thomaa Hazard theengln
oorof tho olllce accompanied by tho
accountant T J Walker will start
about the same Unto on a tour over tho
Texas Paclllc and Southern Pacific
roads
AUIUSTAIHNl OF lHTMV liilS NAl
A It I IIS
Wasiiinoion Juno LMl The sec-
ond annual ndjuatmont of poatmaatora
ealarlea under tho act of March 018S1
and the llrst on tho basis of tho two
cent rate of postage for tho
four quarters liai Just been
completed The drat adjustment was
made to take effect October 1 1883
almultanoouBly with the reduction of
postage and tho llrit annual adjust-
ment on July I IbM waa on tho baaia
of tho groan receipts of the respective
ofllces for six months at the 3 cent
rate and six months at tho 2 cent
rateUnder
Under tho terms of tho law now In
force tho adjustments are to be an-
nual ltiBtoad of biannual as heretofore
Under tho adjustment Just com-
pleted the salaries of the postmasters
at tho larger cltlea of tho country
based on I ho gross recelpta will bo aa
follows Ban Francisco 5000 Chi-
cago fliOOO Indlaunnolls V0O Boa
Molina taaooj Now Orleans
m0O Baltimore 5000 Beaton fHOOO
Detroitf3700 B Lou a fbOOO Buffalo
I3WKj Hoohester N V 3600 Cleve
land 13700 Columbiif O J3I00 Phtl
adelphlaWOOOj Milwaukee I30OO Cin-
cinnati 5000 h decrease of 1000
Cincinnati la tho only olllce showing
any Inconsiderable change In the com
peiiButlon aud tho reduction of 1000
inthoealary at this olllco waa earned
by u slight falling off In receipt
that served to reduco theai
below 600000 aud thia reduced the
salary from ffiOOO to 50H Tho aggro
gate annual salaries of all tho presi
dential postmaster for the next fiscal
year will bo lU27tH
AN OKI DKMOCUAT IIKAII
Washington Juno 20 Judge
Thomas W Hartley died at S oolock
thla evening nt his resilience In this
oily Ha lias long been a prominent
Democratic jiolltlclan aud haa been
lieutenantgovernor acting governor
and chlof Justice of tho atate of Ohio
Ho practiced law hero from JS07 to
1881 when ho dovotod hlmsolf to pub-
lishing aud editing tho American
Heglstor a woekly Democratic paper
Ho was a brotherinlaw
and Senator Hherman
of Gen
Tho Artraco Patajronlan
Caroful MieaaurenionU have been
made la locont times by dtlfereut ob
aervors of many individuals In Pata-
gonia Tho result Is that the mean
stature of adults fof both nexca it
would appear Is found to be about
1 7S metre or tlvo foot ten Inches Kng
llsh This meat may icem rather low
but If wo compare It with that of
Krancc which la only 1 05 metres rath-
er leas than llvo feet seven Indies we
shall iwrcelve that this figure represents
n very lofty stature and makes tho Pat
agoiilniia tho tallest race now existing
Men of aix ftot French six feet three
and a half Inches lingllsh are com-
mon among them and occa-
sionally ono la found who reaches two
metris or aix feet six and a half Inches
TULKU1CAP1IIC IIUUVlTItiS
Mary Kloman now in jail at
Chicago has confessed to tho murder
of her fathor mother and slater and
un attempt to poison tho family of her
sister Tho girl Is evidently luaano
A llttlo fortune of 75000 In gold
and silver has been found hidden In
the walls nnd celling of n room occu-
pied by a Cincinnati saloon man who
died recently
United Btatea Senator Babln la dan
iterously III nt hla homo Iu Btlllwator
Minn His attending physicians fear
he may not recover
Reports from various parts of Long
Island roport that the sovenltouyear
locusts havo made their nppearaueo In
countless numbers
Tho village of Portvlllo N Y was
nearly doitroyed by lire Friday night
Tho loss la 57000 Insurance 2fiH0
A decision was rendered by Judge
Bnoll yesterday that poolselling and
bookmaking on horse races la not
gambling within tho meaning of the
laws of tho District of Columbia
Minister lo Turkey BS Cox sailed
yesterday for Europe on tho steamer
Uallla ncoompanled bv hla wife His
salon waa filled with Mowers
James Kusaoll Lowell KxUnlted
Htatea minister to Oreat Britain ar-
rived at Boston yesterday
Hon lllchard I Merrick Is hi n
critical condition His physicians
have but the slightest hope of hla
recovery
Tho various Galveston military
companies start for Lampasas thla
morning
Tho Republican candidates for gov-
ernor nnd lloutenautgovornor of Ohio
Judgo J B Foraker and Oon It B
Kennedy spoke at Cincinnati last
night and held a general rccoptlon
Southern Illinois waa visited by lie
atructlvo llooda Friday night Groat
damage waa dotie to oropa
Senator Bhernian and hla party ar-
rived from tho Paclllc coast at Bt Paul
Minn Inst night
The twontvfourth national bundes
feat of tho North American Turner
buud was opened at Newark N J
last night Hundreds of visiting
tumors arrived dtttlug tho day and
evening
Tho Bartholin atatuo waa formally
received yesterday by tho Now York
municipal authorities
IVentlirr Iteport
Tho cottonbelt weather roport of
Texas showing tho maximum and
minimum temporaturo also tho rain-
fall for tho paat twentyfour hours la
aa follows
HrATIONS
UttlVOHtOll
itousltm
llfiinio
Wuco
Cornlcuna
DuUni
Htui Antonio
Ruvro
W aUierroril
lloltnn
Orange
lllllllL
Hour fiiko
Wnluiar
Piiloutlne
Cuhimblii
HuutBvtllo
IourvIpw
AliMln
llemimont
Mi uii
t7 71I
tuo l < ort Worth Grocer Co s
themn trial order
00
More or Her
V 0 y y ° u 1tuow fcnHo Jones
08
Is Hhe homollor than her slater
Yea Bhos blggot1 Puck
SlIkUinhrclliiR
And tho beat lino of parasite ever
brought to tlio state at J J Lauries
all to be wild cheap
>
Havo Your Prescriptions Filled
1 V l8 > rK store None
w m
but tlio
best pharmacists employed
Hnvo Your Prescriptions Filled
At Fred L Ktuga drug storo None
nut tlio lie t pharmaolsta emplovcd
there
Largo < JiianIUea
Or sashes all ooIom uat reoslved at
J J Lauries
Mineral Water
Kxcolalor Saratoga aud vlohy wator
on draught at Dasuwood Oesohs
Fishing Tncklo ud Base HaU Goods
The largest stock and lowoat prices
at Andorsons gunstore
rOO Pounds
Of new strained homy Just arrived ot
the Fort Worth
Grocer Co s
I rery Oranga and Lemon
Nicely wrapped and packed aud
guaranteedfound when shipped from
Give
Tor sale
A residence in desirable portion of
the city now house north and east
front of live rooms good cistern
corner lot 100x100 half of which Is
covered with splendid coat of Bermuda
grass kIso plenty of young shade
trees Price 4000 terms onehalf
cash balanco on long time Address
J U M Gazette olllco
Toilet and Hath Soaps
A AiU Hue at Daahwood Oesohs
8 ton5 friHJar9 Rl tuo F ° r Worth
China Co a
urn
Canary cages and meoklngblrd
c ea at tho Fort Worth China Co s
GEN GRANT
He Passes a Troubled Wight and Is
Still Unable to Speak Above a
Low Whisper
A Delegation of Children From tho
Saratoga High School Visit the
Slok Warrior
Mr MtGitKOOK N V Juno 20
Gen Grant did not sleep as well aa
UBUal last night tho intervals of wak
ing belug more frequent Dr Doug-
las woa called once to clean
the generals throat After ho had
taken food this forenoon the generals
voice waa clear His pulse is slxty
olght full strong and regular
The general did not appear today on
tho pla7za until rcnutlme Almost
as soon as he had taken hla chair on
tho piazza a lad who headed a delega-
tion of twenty ohlldren from tho Sara-
toga High school ascended the steps
bearing In hla hands a bouquet and
advancing to wuere thu general
sat the young spokesman for
the party delivered a carefully pre-
pared declaration of welcome anil sym-
pathy as ho handed the Mowers to the
general who rose ami bowed to the
children faintly smiled and signified
a doitro that Dr Douglas should thank
tho children for tho steeling and their
token Tho doctor did so In a few
pleasant words of thanks Iu which he
said tho iteneral would be glad to speak
to them for himself If he could wnlch
waa not possible In his condition
Tho geueral waa not a llttlo touched
by the Incident as the Interest of tho
children throughout his Blckncss haa
moro deeply ullectod him than tho
more impoaimr remembrances of his
frienda throughout the country The
little party of ohlldren trooped down
the steps with wellpleased gladdened
faici returning to Saratoga ou tho
1230 train that Had waited juat below
the cottago for them to conclude the
presentation
SPANISH FOKT
Further Particulars of tho Itocont
Lynching in the Territory
SiANtmi K011TTux JniioiH
Correspondence or The Omotte
There seems to be not tlio least doubt
that the three men Williams Moon
aud Morgan wero hung in the Indian
Territory on last Saturday tho 11th of
this month
The particulars of tho
hanging aro
aa follows The man Wlllhms was a
white man who had married an Indian-
a short time since Ho established
n
considerable farm a few miles from
here In the Territory whero ho
seetiiH to havo entered at
once
Into cooperation with an ex
tensive band of horso thieves
who had been carrying on an extensive
business on a line passing from Kansas
on the north by thla place to South-
west Texas Williams not
actively engaged himself aeems to
lmvo been
harboring the thieves and
assisting them to dispose of stolon
stock When captured at his place a
fewdajsBlnce by Oillcera Tucker Cook
and McNew from this place he gave
evidence on Morgan and Moon nnd
also told where two stolen horaea would
bo found The olllcers then secured
the three neiqi aa the horses stolen
weroowuedln too ferrltory tho olll
com had no right to bring tho men to
Texas and they turned them over to n
deputy Indian policeman named
Itwuwliosiiittfd with them towards
llahiningo being nsilstod by a posse
of four cltiens When near Henlton
and about dusk they wero met by
about twentylive mounted uion who
demanded tlio prisoners and tho oill
cera wore so badly outnumbered that
they surrendered their prisoners
at
once nnd returned
The above are facta aa atnted by two
men who were in town yesterday and
who helped to cut down and bury the
men who were found hung Ttio oill
cera are yet after the remaining
thieves who are located on Farmers
creek in thla county a few mllea from
tlila place The band la about eight
ti number and la being harbored
by friends The leader of the band
by the name of Tom Patten
has sworn to kill all the parties who
helped to capture tho parties who wore
hung It Is now reported that tho
thieves have threatened to mako a
raid 011 tho town in which ovent our
cltUena would give them u warm re
ception
Wo are having heavy ralna almost
overy day and Bod river Is hlghor
than it has been this year and ia still
rising several thousand head of cat
tle tire being hold near hore waiting
for the river to fall
so they cau be
crossed Into the Territory
Hiito > Yc Any Such
Micrmnu Courier
SamJouesntheovnugelial who has
been trying to convert the city of Nash
J1 lhe fo ° w > R detlnltlon of
aselllsh man that allows how
much
Sam knows about him Tho Nash
l to
Union says hla reverence had cer
tainly got well acquainted
with aever
alpiotniuent characters In that city
Wonder If Mr Jonea was everitiTex
AH i
Cie hB roUef against n sol lUh
m n The I
striking leature of Wagon
lua la developed iu ua ohjectloua to all
systems of charity and making points
> K li t every scheme calculated to
beueltthe public or build un the
city but whtn theinouey a ra iod he
beau all creatlou in
proving that t e
pU SryKUt t0 ° l r hta
own pr
1h uoh n man seems
iiM io h n UdluK K fault wt People who
dni trial pt h ot0 jy sibling up In
enterprises or chorltaule insti
tutions and then
promptly puttlnir
un
he rent orhlsown houses in the nB
borhood aa soon as tho work com
pleted a city made up entirely o
ix gafeu ° Ul ° Sufi
would be as nad a o burn fre °
Plantation Philosophy
rattlesnake dat U alius mad
breaks down case I Tis sTfall o w
teutment In the house I nllus glta
outen do iray 0 do oman wliut Is so
orful hlgj up she kalnt keep her feet on
do grotin
I doaut know why it is but It penra
ter me dat do finest prayers Is put up
by de laziest men When yer gooa ter
church an heaha or man pray or prar
or hour long Jcs watch out fur dat
man and yeril fluo dnt hes Ictten
somebody olso do all do work
I aint got no patience wld do man
whut sorter laliss like ho wauUi ter kill
hlssef It may bo dat he kaint hep it
It may bo dat ho is sorter crazy hut
so is de maddog sorter crazy still I
aint got much uso fur him Do worP
can put up mighty well wldout do
men whut kills da solves Arkan
saw Traveler
GU11LOBITJKS OP OltlHIK
Novel Oaso Mentioned by Dickens
A Polico Magistrates Obaorvation
When Charles Dickens visited Balti-
more in 1812 thu most interesting place
In the city to him seemed to be the pen-
itentiary and jib ho wasul ways a search-
er after tho novelties in crime he
makes mention lu hla American
Notes of several uuusual cases found
there One is of a man who wont to
u distillers nnd stole a copper measure
containing a quantity of liquor Ho
waa pursued and taken with iho prop-
erty in hla pMseaalou and was sen-
tenced to twoyearsliiiprlsonment
Ou coming outof tho Jail at tho ex-
piration of that term he went back to
the same distillers and stole the same
copper measure containing the samo
quantity of liquor There was not the
slightest reason to suppose that the
mau wished to return to prison Indeed
everything but the commission of tho
olTenso wua directly agaltiat that tn
sumption There are only two ways
of accounting for this extraordinary
proceeding One la that undergoing
so much for this copper measure be
conceived ho had established a wort of
a olalm and right to It The other
that by dint of long thinking over It
It had become a monomnnln with him
and Had acquired a fascination which
he found Impossible to resist swelliug
from an earthly copper gallon Into an
ethereal golden vat
In tho course of conversation this
ca o was mentioned to a city niaglsl rate
I havo often had similar cases to
wine under my observation said ho
Ono lnst uco I remember particular
ly It was that of a coloredhoy who
three times entered the eame bhvk
window of his aunts house and stole
the same dress out of the same room
Kneli time he came before me he
seemed entirely unconcerned In his
caso I am sure it was monomania Iu
some cases which I have seen I think
tho feeling which prompted tho theft
was moro of n sullen stubborn deter-
mination to do what they started out
to do In spite of the law All these
cases are among tho many curiosities
of crime which 0110 dally eucouuteia
lnapnllcollfe
Ho BiduH JIIcMiiorUe Them
The Bev Mr Windbag waa taking
dinner with Deacon Baldy when the
< oleiiiulty which is usually prevalent
on such occasions waa broken by the
deacons younireit exclaiming
Bay Mr WIndbwg Is vou ft lues
merleiV
No Thomas I am a minister of
the gospel Why
Cause l heard pap tell JDeacon
Jones that whenever opened
you
your mouth the congregation went
to sleep and I thought maybe you
mesmerized them
Thu deacon and the Bev Wind
bag never speak aa thoy pas by
Philadelphia Call
Kggs 10 Cents a Bo n-
At tho Fort Worth Grocer Co a
The Finest Lot
Of whlto embroidered robes lust
re-
ceived nt J J Lauries
HYon Want Anything
In tho furniture lino llnt visit the
large stock at Piukard J > ycea be
fore making your purchases Goods
sold on tho Installment plan
Have Your Prescriptions Filled
At Fred L Kings drug atore Xono
hut tho beat pharmacists employed
thero
TIckols for lhe Funrth of July
Drawing glvou away with every 25
VSt yu rcUttSU t Morris cigar siore
400 Main street next to Pickwick
hotel
The prescriptions at tho Fort Worth
1 hartnacy aro carofully prepared by
tho proprietors Messrs J W Little
and J A Craven
Bog Mnzzlcs
store A largo variety at Audersona b-
> ut r
The Hon > eKwperr < iFrlentl
In tho makeup or Silver Loaf Bak
ing Powder a combination hai been
found which places tho luexperienced
housekeoper on an equality with those
wno have nindo breadmaklug a study
for years J-
Ill
The famous 4711 tollot fmapcau be
bad only at the Fort Worth Pharmacy
Honey
Merchants nnd Business Men
Try the Gazette Job olllce uuder the
nowmanageiueut PromptS acou
SftUlM ft < nU and per
lu
anteell U eVory wu ls BUttr
Summer Underwear
Lightweight underwear for summer
Tho Aiwiver Why
HnLt heunPr < d < mted popularity
nf Bllver Loaf
baking powder has
e VTent > d d the
H C i ° U d n ° o ntee of J
Fluo Htatloaery
OewhS111 lRb etc at BMhwood
P0WDU
Absolutely 3
Ur traoetn ana wholMSmr 164
uomlon than the ordintrkS >
6 ota in
ooinpsuon wiiS iiS > h
low Bhorrwo
ten nulM5
nu
powder Wo fn M
1 > owd B 00 10a VrWfiShSSSfM
Cancer of
A Cusp Iloaetnltllne tlinl ol 0 l
Borne ten years ngo I had a
mv ilBht hanJ whlw SfSS
trouble una unaer the cW uui J3
wa lioated up and I
aofiirtu
found liowtiyer It t a ool
into tho synlera by IheuM or7 fc
morcury ana In March ltiiffi1
my liroat nnrt conceniralM AM
of tUo doctors denonunMrt ffjSM
naced under trealiiMnt or uf il
Mmo lx or yeven of the bi SM
therountryliftdme rtulff iitfi
thtlrflbiirge among kem th S
u tins lloe bat one si M J
haunt their ikill ana drop buJiJB
worae continually rt caneS blS
IhrougU my cheek dttrojlu S
my mouth und tipper Up thtiata
anj
tonKue iMlato lower lip a S
imlato and under lip ntlr l ujl3
touuue eating out to the tOMtSAJf
bone and up to the lelt fHmiSM
rohu t woman r > r IMpouDdi I minSm
11 more trame or akin
nd bcaei
bo to tiun rasaelf la bed leS
cnt any solid food but inkilitMNtfj
and
my tongue was 10 tar 500a 1 tixim
lalk TheKUgulah nfmlndMilUilSrB
BUirerlng or body wlilthl eipuhaMliB
ran be1 revealed Given nptjobrtos
die with no hope ot recovery 6aljnj
trlenda wbosat aroond myVdildi
lug overy moment to be mylHtiiilii
lusbxnd would place liia KanJonaift
now and then to nee wbtther I wu a
iiol nud atone tlmo alldedltilUiilUi
oxllnctaiul my death tu uporWU
tho country
Bach wan my wretched an1 Mm
ulllon tho Ural of last OctobtiW
my frieiuU commenrtd RlTim biIj
Hpeclllc In ltss tlian a raoalii IU
places stopped und bulla nnnt <
and the fefitint aperture InirjtM
been closed and II mi I knllttd famin
procosa 01 a new under Its lipiop
finely and tho tortne whichwuiiMi
troyed in bolugrotoveredaalllimii
nature la mipplylng a new toDfj U
talk no that my rrlends can r Mljet
atand me nnd cnu eat olld loodipli
am able lo wait about whetmti
without the atalatanceof any cms
gained flfiy ponnns ottitth Alltii
the klcKMnt or a nircirmlT Gw
Father Is due to Hwllti Hpecll lsi
wondor and a uiaiTet to all efhi
hundrodHor whom nave known vta
huUji luge anil have flatted me lujrt
tlous Wuilo I am uot entirely
gratitude Ih none the teat dtTootuli
contJdtnt thata perfect recovery UK >
night Jfunv ioiilit luohe f lMU
fiTtbem to Hon JohnllT Uif >
at r or HUB dlalrtot who It moelibMr
T8 llradlleld of Ladram0 h c
other iorsona living In ttiOBonihero 4a < i
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