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MOTHER SWANS WORM SYRUP, for feverish-
ness, restlessness, worms, constipation. Taste
less. 25c.
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~Sold by all Druggists.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
STATE LINE
BETWEEN
New York and Glasgow. Liverpool,
Dublin, Belfast and Londonderry.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

These first-class full-powered steamers will
sail from New FORK EVERY THURSDAY.
First Cabin. $50 to $50, according TO accom-
modatiOns. Return tickets, 81 10 to $3.50. SEQ
ond Cabin, $40. Return tickets. S75. Steerage,
outward $50 these steamers carry neither cat
tie, sheep nor pigs. Prepaid tickets for Storage
passengers from Europe reduced to sol,
Apply TO FRENZEI, BROS Agents As East
Washington street, ALEX. MErZGER, Agent, 3
Odd fellows Hall; JOHN II. OETR, Agent, In
dianapOs; AUSTIN, BALDWIN e CO., General
Agents. % Broadway, New York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09
GnIiir I'M. aiInrn

cattle lever brought hIs er prices in
y Nos lAau now.
Nou d aa Ia 100000 head Of Gait Q,
N!omlue, ouU coo; Montana, iUuuGp,
a." Uu.u suet CulUradU, $4,000.
! Ia AUSTIN county Nj, h. Culnns ana
2 b il'r are itedlus ana Iatteums loi
Ay' about seventy live or On. nun
oTeu b,,yrz.
!. HE cattle kings' of Texas, accord
Y NO iAr N,oI Grower, III ma IN.
! .1'ts' are lnYe-luE ~ sheep upon uI
q teusne sruc.
j me one. on Short line Of the nioI
4 e'ua - now opening great well
'n"'tIeu Elh~LE region, ca abb Of sup
H fHuS ',Nuu,uuJ lead ct cattle aud 40,
Il 'V'o sheep, mi when 1t * occupied
~ leNiIy export 5JU,uuJ cattle, l,5UU,
II e.'ep ana Ju,uUuuuU pounds OF WOO
!. '"'o NATION La- reached Washington
q 1857 -''" lurk that the Yell wstOut
h"Iei scheme Of Rufus Hatch is
- ~ cover Iui embarrassing pro-
f. on % great sea e. The statement
NJ some of Mr. uutch's friends Is
Il some of the best grazing lands Il
i w.. invest ne within the park, and
- Mf Hatch has on otter ranches Il
4 te number OF cattle ready to drive
a 'N'sr new pastures as suou after the
Il = '' executed as the lease will allow.
!. expectation Of the company inter
a with i'm Is that the Hatch part
"e venture wall be run at a consider.
. II ',y loss, ont they expect the grail (
- largely overbdlauce the other i sses
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09

5000 worth OF second hand furniture
'Dc\)O + rwntcH GOOD ct7u puct VII,
Ut p..H Ut anderson ~ hlu. l-u1.i
INNthNBJDl to know am selling the hes,
IL and cheapest mat, rcs.,s TO he found 80
the state J.J. U'nlIAN,
tphOlsterer ami Mattress Manufacturer. No. ;
Bride street. ueHltt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09
M MEANT
Uruuk Ernyue Did Not
i',oi the Apple Ut IN Texas
Performance.

,..os nlnyiug in "a minstrel troupe one
and travel ny through leXas,
,.,ht. think 1t was N Palestine,
W ,7sd connection aud were CO IT,
" III IN lnv over. Frayne was then
peny" Isl Slocum,' with his wife IA
Pc slnrum. As he was to occupy the
~ bnn-e that ght, |, with several
truupe, went over to see the
O u"' The hail was a miserable
,la.down frame shanty, lighted
z andes and lamps. The light, you
" br sure, was not the best Ill the
~! but nevertheless the audience,
NS.%% com letely filed the house,
i ,pl To thorou lilly enjoy the play,
m infested thel. appreciation b.
.bauts and huzzas. " len the time
- for Frayne t. shoot the apple OIL
n,f.'. head, she was brought on the
u ,Lliudfulded. She was nervous and
nnh d shook TX my bass drum
- give 1t healthy whack. The
m.tt was to poor tor lrayne to see dis.
"A ,rv and was plainly to be seen
III he had misglUugs of his own
power. ,... ,.o,,,d % .,,.a =; .,.
nntinu. Suddenly one f the auditors
his, bury cowboy, with sumbrero
Ell. a. ,ne tabor tago- Jumped up
~, /. e seat and pointed Il pistol fair at
~, styiug ont, in Il firm vrlco,
H. -A6ut, or iii pulyerizo you
pro,ue glanced down at the resolu'e
Il I'm, stranger. aud seemed to ue
~ ~ his intervention. The whole
e. touk up the cr', Don't shoot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09
Is Y ). X..,..A.S..
MIDLAND
60. - q IA
ll9 Great Popular Route Of Texas
GULF COLORADO s. SAETAFE RY
CONN 1CTIoN8.


NJ GALVESTON with Mallory Line
Of -t,4m,l- Tor kcy NystHnd 4 tW Nuik;
Morgan Line ,rr New Orleans. lniia-
no b., Corpus CIrl.u, brownsville and
Vera CluZ
At AIttpLA with /. q G.. y. Il Il. tor
Cuiumpu and lOWu- in Bnzsra county.
IisssE.N BItkG wijh T.. IL. d =. A.
railway, (Suu-t Eoutul tor tummbus,
Wcmar, llalWuod Luling, san Anto-
mo. Laredo, Uyuldc and Western
Icxu- and McXico,als, Tor Houston and
Staruni Crescent Route Tor Beaumont,
Onng, Lake Charles hr Teche Country
Ery, Drlpuug .tnt all Uuints ia tiie South
III - e., Lii ~, ~
tI..,i,'.,, .ii,,.,, tor Vg.art.,,,
'""7 "a ''' ~, ~ ~ " - ~ '''' "'"'
Nlc'ull !, l,ul .it.oiI' o'' ,hAt 5thv,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09
4. uonI.cycd wish n white
Nsnu.

4Col ,n.i and Capt. Foms were ar.
ni,red before coloreu justice OF the
ma.e having been an e,tcd IN u charge
al rommi.i "a robbery. The prisoner,
nd dod guilty. and the justice, with great
solemui y, kul:
n Colonel Jaslt, yer acknowledges de
uln,;'
BY. y'm Horror"
rlloH much oh de money did yourself
ii;
" Five hundred dollars
,spuin Fomas, yers'It il guilty, is
r.
*"tes ir.'
"lloN much ob de money did yerseli
8 h.
= "Only $40. yer honor"
IA, Ny, Mig new ght on de suhjeck.
Cp.unel Ja.t. nav q cheer AMI sOt Down,
sal. Captain tom s. -rn' whnr yer is
c. long yer 20 $500 m IS entitled ter de
re- peek ,tgi. court Captain ycIsclt is Il
pe y tlnel an is titled TER no respeck
L,lo,e, yrrscfis honor bly, discharged.
Gpuiu sruds gu ter jail, sab. | wants
yei all ,rl us' er,Hu' dat Nhrn Won mon
KEY, aid Ill, nigger yer monkey wild II
VI lie man
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09
RNCsAoNMeNM&Vo.
SNNASovs.
CHICAGO, Ill.

=, Receive the accounts OF Banks. Bankers.
Merchants and othors. Foreign Exchange
bought aLd sold Deal In Government
state. County d city Bonds and other
Securities. Land WHrAnts and Land
scrip OF all issues bought and sold.
l2ISd3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09

Mother" hector. Is she dangerous and whE,
l. boz tNictluuTh
D0cIOr'-" Yes, madam, she Il dangerously M
tup,Iauar ani A.f ,ulat fytees are not in .qu.
ihuuu, there 10 Hu Increased cent? petal action
uuuIt tHa crrUhrum and uelIlln oht0ngata, tho
portal circulation vNsCillAtes, suspended Nature
srrius hss.tntur and ~
Mother" rJop. Tor heavens sake stop and go
t. work Hf uIcnl'
Enrfog. -"t will Do all I can"
Mother, ni'Hr two week.. have expired
" uruHNur, 0ur Doctor shall he discarded al once.
Two """hs Wd No. tellet. i will prOFuTo that which
Daughter, in allow t0uo-t'I atn glad md think
U Lul ulIl lLLnA Lal VIII LealoIe me 10 MaaILh.-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

DIARIES ueslrlng money for one 90 three
L years. who can Oticr good security, can tnll
mus In second story new ~turIs biuvk opposite
'Acthc Hotel. he money is ready whenever
he security Il accepted.
I2JJuWtf SLANuEN BHOs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09

GUMS from $500 to thousands ct dollars adj
- yauced ON first mortgages real estate, or
On vendors liens, Notes secured by decd Of
trust Principals only may apply l.. " Al
son, atW Nj, F,Ournoy' Law Once.
l2lldNwlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09

A'Lh ERAL 10 fronting on Nuitu luth aud
/ tOtith streets, a part uI ttr A.DNU. ter prop
| hg. iIt,c s.-'AiOs. Oh. t..,itA LIstt,
! l. SIC La Of .-stut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09

We have sill a large .lo.A of r'o.k. a.d
dolmnns or hand ard rather iHlu carry
them over sc viii give special induce
m"nl- TO Cl $50 Uul.
OlU2tc LrNlAE BROS.
II YOU want a pJrlOr suit either llch or
pluin, 90 to W. T. Martin y Br =.
OlOjdSwlm
Clothing, clio hing, great reduction m
prI es, Mt Is. Haber's -l23ltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-09

WA GREEN nuu,a.-fyrr ulu. mmg
/ w ry-ts hy triutn., tulips, ti.i#., uhpi e
/ furhsias, gen. unts Sew .alI' Ir-, tr- stock
e ar been 10 Wac. 1Ne ura al u,a alNtn
[ street. 81 D"Al.
i2ul6n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
AN ITALIAN EMBEZZLER.
Arrested In New York--The story of Hi,
Foundation.

Arrested In New York--The Story of HI,
Temptation.
New York, July 6.-Pietro Ed.
wards Mortininger, clerk in tho
Banca Sub Alpha, Turin, Italy. VIII
had embeaaled 100000 lire and fie
that country, was arrested here. H..
says he was induced to steal money by
carlo Ierlogia, a government officer
Ierlogia was depositor in the bank
IN which he himself held The posi,i, !,
of confidential clerk. Nv Xer,, -i, :
representation a fortune for beth could
be made in 4 certain speculation. He
was induced TO permit him To over.
draw his account To the extent of 500.
Oj0 Tires, the deficiency being concealed
meanwhile 10y false entries in The
books. When further coneealnlenl
became impossible, he begged the
tempter To refund the money. The
latter promised to do so, but fled 10
Greece, where he was beyond extra
dition. Monteninger then ATTEMPTED
10 confess the whole matter To am
officer OF the bank, hut his family nd
Vlsed him To seek safety in flight, and
he went to England where he took
passage on the Batavia for this country
Morteninger consents to waive All
lormaiilies, and return to Italy to-mor-
row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
LARD ADULTERATION.
Testimony That Makes One Turn Lovingly
To Cotton Seed Oil.

Testimony That Makes One Turn Lovingly
To Cotton Seed Oil.
Chicago, July Elm the lard in
vestlgatlon before the board of trade
IN which McGeoch charges Fowler
Bros. with the adulteration of mime
steam lard, the case for the defence
was concluded this afternoon with the
testimony of Professor Beltield
OF the Russ Medical College,
who exhibited series OF
magnitied photographs of lard and
taiiow, showing their differences in
together with speci-
mems OF adulterat,d lard. The prose
cution then put on the stand one Mar
I'm, formerly foreman for Fowler Bros
VINO corroborated The statements
made by the former wit
ness to the effect that t.llow and
beer bones Wee mixed with hog fat
ana put into the rendering tanks. and
the product pub in tierces and labeled
prime steam lard. He knew this pOsi-
lively, because he had entire charge Of
the rendering. That in December last
between five and six thousand tlerres
OF TINS stuff was made by Fowler Bros.
ana tlereed rs prime steam lard. mis-
eViaenee cotradicts that given by pro.
iessor Rose, chemist for Fowler Bros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
HOWARD HUNG.
The Murderer OF Contractor Kahn Slain
by 10 Mob.


The Murderer of Contractor Kahn Slain
by u Mob.
Cairo H., July 6.-Neison Howard,
the negro who killed John Kahn, u
railroad contractor, on an excursion
train at Mound City last "Wednesday.
was taken from the Pulaski county Jail
at Mound City last night by party
of from thirty to forty men. dragged
about fifty yards and suspended to the
LIMB of n tree. He had been shot
two or three times previous TO being
hung, and was probably dead be.ore
ne was strung up. The body was en-
tirely stripped OF clothing, and left
hanging. 1t Is not known where the
mob came from or who the party of
masked men were. Some say they
came by a locomotive from Cairo. The
tool house of the Wabash road
was bioken into, and heavy
pike IN amer Ia Ken therefron. AS the
mob gathered around the Jail the pris.
oner set up n fearful howl, evidently
understanding the meaning OF the
noise. The crowd rushed in at the
lower floor of the jailer's residence, wa
kening Constable Dilee and a deputy
sheriff, and made them prisoners while
others met Mr.. Painter, che jailer) on
the stairs, covered him with their
pistols and asked him tt,
deliver up the keys of the Jail.
He said the sheriff had the KEYS.
Painter was then made prisoner,
while the others broke down the iail
door. When Howard was taken out
to Ge hanged he fought desperately.
out II was of no avail Howard bore a
bad reputation, while Kahn, the muir
lerei man, was generally esteemed
among his railroad associates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
THE INDIAN PROBLEM.
No Disposition Yet Made OF the Apaches
..s..f CHIEF NIoses f,opcea.tou.

- '1'~~--'-- = " NAHuf ot tNe 1P"Nh'r-
Chief Moses Concession.
Washington. ID. c., July 0,--Scc-
retary Lincoln accompanied by
General Crook, called at the depart
men, OF the interior this afternoon
ana held long conferences with Sec
rotary Teller In regard 10 thc dispo-
sition Of the Apache captIves. At the
conclusion OF the conferences Teller in.
formed the pres, that he had declined
10 receive the captives on the San
Carlos reservation and be responsible
Tor their good behavior; that PROPOSE
ton was made to turn over to the war
department the police control Of the
reservation, and hold the depart
ment responsible for the good
behavior of the Indians, leaving the
agent responsible for financial matters
pertaining to the agency. After dis
cussing this proposition 1t was decided
to leave the matter in allegiance for the
present. A conference will be held
for the purpose Of deciding this ques-
ton. General Crook was present ut
the cabinet meeting to-day.
CHIEF MOSES
agreed to-day to surrender the reserva-
ton in Washington Territory, and
Sc'tit WIFI MS I'eoH't WI tue C'uc-
Vile reservation adjoining. Chief
Tomaskat who represents the In.
dams OF the CDlevlle reservation
was pr, sent at the conference and
agreed to receive Moses and his eople.
Chief TJmaskat requested Secretary
Teller to erect upon the Coleyille
reservation saw mill, grist mill aud
school II ,use, and furnish q physician
for the Indians. Chief Moses gave
l.otice that he would expect compensa.
ton for the REIMBURSEMENT Of the
reservation. 1t Is thought that the
agreement between the government
and Chief Moses will result in throw
ing open for settlement two million
acres.
After leaving the interior depart
ment, Secretary Lincoln and General
Crook proceeded TO the executive man
sion, where they met the president.
The situation at san Carlos agency
was thoroughly discussed. A DISPOSE
ton to avoid A.. hasty conclusion
was shown, and no plan was
definitely agreed on. In answer to an
inquiry from Il reporter, Secretary
Lincoln said there was no probability
of IL disagreement between the war
and interior departments on this ques-
ton. The secretary thought plan
would be decidl on within Il day or
two.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
THE STORM KING.

Puts III an Unwelcotnc Appearance, and
Misbebaves, AS Usual.
Albany, n. y, July Ga heavy
storm of wind, rain and hail passed
over the country eight miles south Of
here yesterday, trees, houses and barns
We're blown down, and crops damaged.
In Virginia.
Petersburg, July G-The counties
adjacent to Petersburg were visited last
night by a violent storm. Rain fell in
torrents. a number of buildings and
trees We're struck by lightning, and
several persons Were stunned. Or
chards were damaged and telegraph
wires blown doxii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
THE CADET ENGINEERS .
Refuse to Take Their Discharge from Sec
rotary Chandler.

Refuse to Take Their Discharge from Sec
rotary Chandler.
Washington, July G--The cadet en-
gineers class of 1881 who have been
notified Of their dismissal from the
navy, under the provisions of the act
of August, 1882, have refused
to accept their discharge
and a years pay rendered with
IL. The court of claims decided that
this act had no application whatever
to the cadets, while the secretary Of
the navy decided directly to the con-
trary. In communication addressed
TO the department the cadets stated
that they feel bound to respect the
decision OF the court, and believe their
discharge l. without the authority of
law, aud hence null and void. They
will therefore continue &c report for
duty from time to time, and sue for
their pay as it accrues. Ii Is un-
derstood also that the secretary
is opposed TO the idea that he
can be constrained by the courts in re-
gard to what he regards as a purely
administrative question. He Will not
oppose and will perhaps favor the
restoration OF the cadets to the service
by legislation ut tbs next session of
congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
THE HAuGHON MURDER.

An Investigation Ordered by Attorney Cen
erni brewster.
Washington, ID. G., July 6.-The
attorney general received n telegram
from Ed Guibcridge, United States
attorney, dated Mineola, Texas, saying
that Charles Haughon, late count,
Judge of Marion county, Texas, and
principal witness in the Marion coun-
" election cases, was murdered on tho
5rd islant, as Is supposed by parties
indicted in the United States courts.
Ihe attorney general instructed Guth,
erldge to examine carefully and report
fully upon the circumstances of the
murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
THE HORRIBLE HEAT.

Causes Fearful Death Rate in New York.
The hot wave increases the death
rate. On July 18th the number Of
deaths was loo; on the 9Th, 1870. Up to
noon to-day there We're 205 deaths. n
large proportion of the victims being
enilufea under five years, in crowded
tenement districts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
Our Schools Next Year

tia 80 nosrd OF school Trustees win rnee, NJ
.saav ,h ae con, Ward sehool,house ON SAT.
LOT NE purpose OF examinips CLOCK AM,
The ensm,n oa teachers In the Public schon,s nr
addressed TO J. p. smith. Ma w writing and
President CT the eoard. "'or' or 10 the
Fort Worth, June q, 1855, 'i'oWN,.see'y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
WIRED FROM WASHINGTON.
Sayings and polpss at the National Capita

Sayings and Dolngs at the National Capital
Vest, rday.
Washington, July g. The president
returned frem New York last night ON
a late train, and went directly to the
soldiers home, where Secretary
Lincoln and General Crook are IN con
sultation with him concerning the dis.
position to be made OF the captured
Apaches.
Pointer on Check Stamps.
All the check stamps forwarded TO-.
redemption, and all correspondence
relating thereto, should be addressed
to the commissioners of internal rev.
enUe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
A TEXAS MURDERER
who Jumped His Bond Arrested in Ports.
mouth, Virginia.

Norfolk, Va, July 6.-Last nighl
the chief of police nj Portsmouth r.
ceived a letter from the Ii riff of G. /
orado county, Texas, stating than Il
young man named b. White, sup
posed to be in Portsmouth, was
wanted in Texas for murder. White
wss arrested lo-dly. lie admitted
that he was The man wanted and had
been bailed by the court in Colorado
county to answer the charge at the
July term Of the court, but us his
bond was straw he forfeited il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
A MICHIGAN MATR0X.
Shoots and kills an ElderIy hut Needles,
Lovetaoe.

SHuOts anu NftIs M f.IItfIy but Hevdless
Lovetaoe.
otsego Lake, Mich, July 6.--Alex-
ander Perry, 80 years old attempted
To- enter the house of Amos Bidwell.
while the wife of the latter was alone,
lie had visited the house earlier in the
day, but had left, after making i'm.
proper overtures to her. When he was
observed approaching the second time.
ne was warned by Mrs. Bidwell and
falling 20 regard the warning. she shot
rifle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
APnGRMAGE TO EUROPE
To BE Made hy knights Templar OF Chi
cggo.


Chicago July 8,-Armngemenis
have been completed for u pilgrimage
ny Apollo Commandry Knights Tenn
riar OF liiis city to Europe, which is
70 Toe undertaken in lien OF ATTENDING
the trennlal conelave at San Fran,
cisco. The knights viii leave Chica-
50 next Thursday, arriving at New
YORK saturday and makea parade i'm
that city, They will board the steam
or City ofRome. Arriving in England
the party will so at once 70 London
where q reception is rendered them by
.he knight Templars there. Aftcr
paVlaS London they will separate,
DER to points in the East or ON the Con.
,lnent. AtNew York the Pilgrims will
he Joined by delegation OF Eastern
knights, and the entire party will
number about two hundred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
BUSINESS BREAKS

During the Past week Less Than the Aver
age.
New York, July 6.-Business fail
ures throughout the country daring
the past seven days numbered laO,
which is considerably below the aver
age Of the past tive weeks There
have been but few important failures
anywhere, and none In New York
city The New England states had 10.
The Western sta'e 80, the Middle states
is; the southern states I'll Pacific states
and territories 49,, New York and
Canada 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
Busted by a Bncket Shon

Boston, July 6.-Timothy Smith.
enlel clerk IN the brokers' office OF
Jno, Pickering 4 MosIy, is a defaulter
10 the amount of $4,000. The money
was lost in bucket shop speculations
smith made full confession when
"hen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
A BODl.SSATCHER.
Serious Charges Made against Doot N Dy
His Father-in-Iaw.

His Fau,er-in-Law.
Exile, Pa, July Mr.. Thomas
Evans, the wealthy father-in law of
DIR. Charles H. French, has made some
startling disclosures concerning the
latter, who isnow in jai waiting until
his health win permit his removal to
the penilentiary, TO which he has been
sentenced for one year, for attempting
an abortion. lie charges that French
has been engaged in the body-snatch-
ing business, and has been robbing
graves ryears A sack and rope were
found in trunk belonging to French
which Evans Identifies ~ part OF the
resurrcctionist's outfit, French denies
Y all, and charges Evans with being n
lunatic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
THE ELY EMEUTE..
Tour Companies OF Militia Called out to put
Down the Mob.

Tour Companies OF Militia Called out to put
Down the Mob.
Burlington, July 6.--Gov. Barslow
las called out four companies to quell
the instruction at Ely, where three
hundred strikers, nearly all armed and
possessing |, 800 kegs of powder, be-
longing to the mining company,
threaten to destroy the town. The
rioters have already cammitted many
acts of violence, but the sheriff and
posse are unable to cope with them.
The governor will go with the COM
panies. The governor has also tele.
graphed the treasurer of the mining
company that they must be prepared
TO pay the miners at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
The Kew Dangcrs Conneil.

Providence, RI, July G.-The music
teachers national association listened
70 the reading of many papers -lu.1,,y
ana toa furti er explanation by DR..
IIonin, OF Chicago, OF his method of
.eaching. The association then adj
Point. f" i'o0Ay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
An Eronaut,s Peri,

iionesdale, Pa, July Ga telegram
rom Grimlers, the ,eronaut who
started from here July 4, AT three y. m.
says he landed on the Eatslxill moun,
lains q mid severe hurricane, and
a terrible time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
Pensaeola's Proclamation.

Pensacola, Fla, July THE board
or health issued a proclamation that
al vessels from infected potts shall re.
man ~ the quarantine station until
frost. The board regrets that the
quarantine for infected vessels has
been closed. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-07
Tennessee Peniteutiary Ieasod

Nashville, July G.-The Tennessee
state prison, with its convict labor was
leased to-day % the Tennessee Railro I'd
Soal y Iron Co., mt a hundred an one
Thousand dollars per annum,