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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11
To whom it may Concern,

The pay car of the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe road will pass over the line
this week for the purpose OF paying
for live stock killed by its trains. Ii
will be at the following places on the
day named: Brenham to Lampasas
Tuesday; Temple to Cleburne,
Wednesday; Cleburne to Fort Worth,
TuuIsday
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Railroad Notes.

Through sleepers to Galveston will
be run on the narrow guage soon.
A hosting apparatus is being con-
structed at McGregor for the purpose
OF transferring narrow ,guage cars to
broad guage trucks.
1t is rumored that a fast train will
soon be put on the Santa Fe between
Dallas and Galveston. The distance
will be made in thirteen hours.
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FIRST EDITION.
Special to Advertisers.

BEGINNING with October LIST, the
GAZETTE, in-delerence 20 solicitations
from advertisers, will locate limited
number Of advertisements on the first
page. Fifty per cent. additional will
be charged for advertisements located
on the first page; y per cent. for those
on the eighth page and 10 per cent. for
those specially located on any other
page of the paper.
AS present contracts expire, no adj
vertlscrnent will be taken at less than
the rates now established.
No advertisement for first page will
he contracted prior to October LIST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11

Yellow Fever Repptt-Sx|
National Cspi
Washington, SeplsHl
new cases Of yellcwlessi
and no deaths anlungld
since last report.
SILVER DOlAla
Silver dollars issuetla|
99S, against S4i9,5ooiMla|
ing period last year
CUSTOMS aRcEh
Business in the seVsa|
tricts of the United slils'
year ending JuneS9, III
$50, $50 collected atan cay
227, the average cost Ql|
in all districts being aOs'|
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County Court.

The general business of the criminal
term of the county court has been fin
ished but his honor, Judge Beck khan,
is waiting TO consider some motions
etc, before adlourning for the next
monthly term. During the Septem-
Der term there We're thirty convictions,
thirteen dismissals, one acquittal, one
appeal dismissed aud sixty-two con-
tinuances. The total amount of fines
xyoS SSOp
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The Arizona Murderer.

Sheriff II. III, Paul, of Pima county,
Arizona, who last week arrested Tim
othy Hurley, while he was working
on the sewers in this city, FOR the MUIR
der of James Lewis in Arizona, Is
sti!l in the city awaiting the extradi'
ton papers from Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11

Gen. Neal Dow, who wants TO hang
rumsellers, is making some very in
temperate speeches in Ohio. Demo
erals ought To pay him, although he
talks mt Republican meetings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11
Wants the Names.

Editor GAZETTE; In your paper OF
yesterday | see it announced that
Maj. Penn in his conversions, had
converted 600 Iniidels. Ii it is not
asking too much from you, would you
ask your informant for the names and
addresses of few of the gallant 600?
Respectfully, A. l.. LOGAN.
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GALyBEqS

The Cotton Season fs's
rant, for a 'n7
Galveston, S;epiemM
ton season has ialfFa
yyharves are gradually
steam and sailing
the receipts will fall
hind those of last yea
pected to be enough %
business.
Waiter $, Wilson,
Stratton and Joseph 4 1
to the United States y
ship.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11

Louisville, ' sspsin Il
dispatches re-. sdlssth, al|
ada, Of Mrs. P ~ y ffGas|
M Niece "a q John ,,,,i RSHs
was the mother u, :, ,s,sfIe \
until recently, .s1a III 4
be brought mere y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11

The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks is
busy preparing q big speech on the
temperance question in politics, with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11

Gen, Sharpe, formerly Stalwart, Is
reported as having told Mr., George NJ.
Pullman, who is u Stalwart, that {.
the Presidential election New York
State will 80 Democratic.
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sORGHrlI "

Success of the New g.. LII Y
Sterling, Kansasl T n
The Kansas Sugar III I
to-day twenty ps i,s,s,sl
| sugar. The manu- .sssl i
cial sugar from sers, M 4
fact. These WORKS s.asgl
million pound, &, q, IN
They use the We'S aIaa|
cess. The town ! II III
cess of the WORKS ;rdsl|
lie agricultural
Arkansas Vai'es, -
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NILE RILGARIAN ouEsrIo,T.

II JoA hiEA@a " - i-sol iN-is
London, September ia large
number Of Russians, evidently mill
tary officers, are crossing the frontier
en- route to Bulgaria.
The Posts Berlin special says agents
OF the Gar in Bulgaria are acting in .
thoroughly revolutionary manner, and
do not even disdain coalition with the
n'hilist. 1t is feared their actions will
bring about a crisis that will lead to
the reopening of the whole eastern
question.
The 1elegrdph's Vienna special says
the object OF Russia is to get rid of
Prince Alexander and place is own
nominee on the throne of Bulgaria.
The 81 daddrds Berlin special states
that the joining of Roumania in an
alliance with Austria and Germany
is an answer To the Russian
coup d 'otat in Bulgaria. relations
between Germany and Russia are
more Than cordial. 1t is reported the
Russians " ere concentrat ng in armed
force north of the river Pruth, between
II, umania and Be sarabia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11
Commissioners Court.

The county commissioners court as
sembled in the county court room yes
terday to consider road matters. There
was quite a strong session aid much
wrangling over the business consid-
cred.
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SPAIN.
EFFORTS or AaIrAroRs.

EFFORTS OF AGITATORS.
London, September ia Madrid
dispatch asserts that Spanish agitators
in Paris sought to promote a rising in
Cuba, but the scheme failed owing to
the fiasco in Spain.
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EILIscSIII

His Execution FIXED M
Expiration Of .
Louisville, septenlls N, i.
Knott has designa's w, VI
the day for Che , sas1 I
Craft, who was W. " N
horrible outrage aDs NJ
Gibbons children MA
The court OF appeal' W, M 4
new trial, and Orsi l.. X
Bill Ellis, his eo,' Il, \
who confessed ana q. d
mob. VIM. Neaie
ats trial. i
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RAILROAD ACCIDEN L.
w. NJ. Esler, of Denison, Probably Fatally
Injured In tho Yard OF the Missouri
Pacific Railroad, In
ul,ls rktx

There was horrible accident at the
yard OF the Missouri Pacific railroad in
the early part OF last night, il, which
w. NJ. Esler, of Denison, was probably
fatally injured. Esler and man
named j. G. Donovan were walking
by the side of track Just in front of u
passing engine when Esler slipped and
fell on the track and was run over.
one OF his legs was cut off and he was
thought to be fatally injured. His
parents reside in Denison and are
highly respectable people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11
Thanks.

Those parties helping to remove ar
tieles from the residence of u. Wenar,
also Mr.. Goldwire and family, will
please accept our sincere thanks for
their noble services, rendered while in
such need. LEO WENAR.
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alone Is placed at saM,
IS made OF cucumber f ,
e.rs, because Of the III, Y \
in Wauwatosa ~ =
.EIN,R

~, Elmira, n: Y, ssyt,pl,
Ghem' ng Valley laI~~
damaged 500, M /.
Buckwheat and corn y.
aged. 's'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11

Berlin, September l0.--The 7ag5ldh
says the speech delivered by President
Willard on completing the Northern
Pacific railway on Saturday last will
make n lasting Impression on both
sides Of the Atlantic, and also that both
here and there all agree in hoping such
q brilliant undertaking may prosper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11
ENGLAND.

London, September 20.-The Times.
commenting upon the above recon-
mendalion. expresses fear that such
action might cause the Chimes govern.
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Attention, Royal Arch Masons.

The members of Fort Worth r.. A.
chapter are hereby summoned to be
present at the regular convocation
Wednesday evening, September II, al
$ O'Clock sharp.
By order,
J. j. HARRISON, II. p.
GEO. JACKSON, Sec'y.
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PERU.
~ EARrIIoIfAkE

AN EARTHQUAKE.
Lima, September l0.-An unusually
strong earthquake this morning at
4:l0; duration, fifteen seconds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11

ment to think that France was only
trying to gain time. and it might
thwart the design by suddenly begin
ming hostalities.
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JACKSON, MICH.
Jackson, Mich, September TO-
Heavy frosts prevailed in his section
saturday and Sunday nights. Corn
Is thought to be almost entirely
destroyed.
MARSHALLTOWN.
Marshalltown, iowa, September 10.
There were severe frosts Friday and
Saturday mornings, affecting corn in
low lands. Conversation with leading
farmers indicate that the corn crop is
injured one-third in Marshall county.
BURLINGTON.
Burlington, Iowa, September To-
There was frost in this part of Iowa
Friday and Saturday nights but no
damage to crops.
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 10.-The
recent frost damaged only late corn in
low lands. The crop on high lands
was unipjured and the ripening has
tened in this and adjoining counties.
KALAMAZOO.
Kalamazoo, Mich, September 10
The heavy frosts last night did great
and at least half the crop is DESTROYED.
Some localities report none will ripen.
Grapes were killed; beans nearly so;
garden vegetables and late crops will
amount to almost nothing.
JACKSON, MICHIGAN.
Jackson, Mich, September 1O.-A
hard frost Saturday and Sunday nights
in this section. Corn crops are in
Jured; potatoes much damaged.
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw, Mich, September 10.
Heavy frosts the past two nights
have damaged corn and potatoes seri-
ously in the counties north and west of
Saginaw.
IN THREE STATES.
st. Paul. Mimi, September 10. The
Chicago, st. Paul and Mississippi and
Ohio railroads received general re-
ports from stations to-day indicating
that the frost was severe throughout
Southeast Minnesota, North Iowa and
Eastern Nebraska, aud corn badly in
jured.
ROCK ISLAND.
Rock Island, H., September To-
Advices from the country represent
the frost of Sunday morning as doing
great damage. On low lands, late corn
and potatoes are generally killed. On
high ground the damage is trifiing. if
any. The real loss that farmers sus-
tam Is potatoes, as corn that has been
Killed was not counted rs good for
much except for stock feed
BLOOMINGTON.
Bloomington, Iowa, September a.
The frost did but slight damage to the
corn crop in this vicinity except in
low places.
MILWAUKEE,.
milwaukee,, September 10.--There
was heavy frost in Milwaukee coun-
" last night, and corn ON low lands
was killed. BucEwheat also suffered,
and the whole cucumber industry was
ruined, The loss in this enterprise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11
GERMANY.
THE SQUADRON IN THE EAST.

THE SQUADRON IN THE EAST.
Berlin, September l0--Orders have
been sent TO Admiral Goltz, command
the German squadron in the east, to
concentrate his vessels at Hong Kong
and then proceed to the different
treaty ports Of China. This display is
expected 20 have salutary effect in
view of possible outbreak against
FOREIGNERS
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FRANCE.

Paris, September lo.--The Temps
recommends that during pending ne
gotiations between Chaliamett, Lacour
and Marquis Tseng, the dispatch of re-
inforcementst to Tonquip should be con-
tinued with undated vigor.
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Northern ErOsts.

Omaha, Neb., September l0.-No
damage by frost reported as yet from
any section of Nebraska.
JACKSON, MICH.
Jackson, Mich, September TO-
Heavy frosts prevailed in this section
saturday and Sunday nights. Corn
is thought to be almost entirely
destroyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-11
ARBITRATION PROBABLE.

Paris, September l0.-The belief
gains ground that the Tonquin cues
tion VIII ultimately be settled through
the arbitration of England or America.
Marquis Tseng has gone to London.
The appointment OF patenotre, as min
lister to China, vice Gricon, is gazetted.
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PLAIN pROPOSTTIONs

Paris, September l0.-The -Repu5-
Hqoe Fraacaise says France desires
peace with China and has no wish to
NEEDLE with Chinese affairs, but
China must not interfere with those of
France, France will insist upon
maintaining protectorate over
AMMAN, which in no way prejudces
Chinese interests. 1t asserts that
France is willing TO recognize the
honorary snzerainty of China over
Amman, but cannot admit the cock
iotence in Tonquin of French pro-
tectorate and Chinese jurisdiction;
that rectitication of the frontier will
be nect ssary with one point for pur-
poses Of trade, and that the PROPOSE
ton for neutral zoneis iuadmissable.
The Relubtiqne Fancaise contends
that these terms should give satisfac-
ton to China, and Marquis Tseng will
incur heavy responsibility If he re-
fuses to accept such reasonable con-
ditions.
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ROCK ISLAND.

Milwaukee, September 10.--There
was heavy frost in Milwaukee coun-
" last night, and corn ON low lands
was killed. BucEwheat also suffered,
ana the whole cucumber industry was
ruined, The loss in this enterprise
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accidental shooting which ever occurrc1 hap
uenri n the house u sands ". Hopkina.
rhc,,r >n~rr m1.& .o,,rn ~ sh& <-irx fhs~ ~fser
<--- r--
ncon- ~ tne Acc'1eA.41 otsf1<e q = sn't
gun. young Hopkins tIpEinE tne eurlrt neal
on his young and bcaurifuI wife. Tie hus-
hand Ana wife we're sIone m fhe @ittinr-roou
~ ~ 49,.
<torf 81 t1e suAAr n ~ lpiio~ss
III Il al 20 horrible" said the young man,
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nm INK Up Toe norsc- ny @ltt ,oinin< n
enmc little work nv wifc vent INN thc ~Iffiur-
rc,m ~ IIhr.r~- ara 49, dorn ~ n. srore /,
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NM
.sAre you the daughter or the artist
Thursby Kent2'' he asked. respectfully
YES" said Jane.
He gave her 4 letter from a well
known artist in New York. one whom
she recognized as an old friend Of her
unlucky parent. And this artist wan'ed
her to sell 10 Mr.. William Brown certain
old tapestries. and certain beautiful
brass Roman lamps which Ihursby
Kent had owned.
t. cannot re- use, As yon ask me in his
namc.' said poor Jane. land offer
me aprice far beyond their value"
They are invaluable" said Mr..
William Brown. taking Of his hat mem
tally 70 the tapestry; they are very
rare"
Poor Thursby Kenti he had not lived
10 see the day Of the Renaissance. Then
came : letter TO Jane from 4 distant
cousin. and with her tank-notes In her
pocket. she left Urania. and carried her
heart-ache Of 20 another place.
Il was February. again. February
all slcot and snow. February with win
ter's grip q his throat. Jane took out
the box Or violet wood. and looked &c the
little lovers m the garden. Poor Jane!
where are you. my love my, life?
Where are you. dream 81 my summer;
where sre yoa. my vaIentineY sighed
the silly, romantic Jane.
And . grsa knock came e the door.
She let fall the cup which portrayed the
magic mirror. and Il broke into : thou
sand pieces.
And who stepped OUT from behind
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When thc niehf express o. the Louisville.
New Albany 3 Chica<o Railway arrived here
yesterday morning ne passengers wcrc I'll n
= <fafc of excitement. 1he train wns crowded.
and u was learned b Z Bsrnti reporter that
what came near being : fearful disaster ~
warici % By thc bravery % one MN. tnouxn
nc was frixntfuIly manxlci and hruisci n %
Inx -. It seems thaf when penr BainbridseI
shout twenty miles south q u Fayette. I'M.
the lcft parallel bar which oonDeces the ~
d~rive-whccl< q the locomotive suddenly
snapped IN the middle when thc train wns ~.
me along q abous lhirty miles - y To
bar % hcavy sscel 0ev ~ into re cah,
ssx1k!ns t1e 7. 49, 1T ? 1879
b4r. On he r1rht side. then oroke ard also
smashed into IL cab riGns v1eFe sheenElncer,
mK. r. C1urcn- wne ec11e1 trying - nnu4Io
lke 6kro(lle valve. He - lkro1n v1olentiy
oack n ~ Tender % - coaI a11 10
mnhelc1 and hru1sc1 Terribly Ne bFnvely
cEawied forward rlnln on6 APPLIED - elr
..ss ~ rxsss = ~ sc-,1r; 80 49, - -
. sssqe.d's ss ex IS ~. 49, = sse~u1a. sa W. .
pick Nd Engineer C1urc1 inscugItte- He -
discovered f1Ily Z nilc SSck. dSsi 81 DC si5s
~ o. lr>ck- - Cine q - occI1cn1 w.
ehrec =. new cne - - lEocared -
s.~lssrsPa,1E e u fsye<ss aee - IT, -
ihs eesinesr = msrrir1 ssi i've = =
Fayct<e. Hc Win live. H. va< \ pluck{ -
ana 1carrxe. r-ncnrnIfion- He wns 90 81 -
oldest ani 49, onslnscu ~ - eoo4-C&1os
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the mirror. but Dartnant-hor Dave
nanf-thc calIcd-tor Valentine.
30 Jane said he. crushing the
Dresden IN M beneath his heel. ~ he
folded her % his heart; YOU have
broken my best ch na cup: but shall BE-
aflc 70 buy you another one. nm 70
deemed. sayei-pecn, ions. admirable
i have perform, d 4 great cure. have
earned some money. / can pay my
debts. = d-dear-I can marry you-'
The thirteenth Il February came on
Monday. and Jane travelled back 70
Cranla. She had had = letter from Mr..
Hart. which called her there.
.aid ~ in his letter. 30 81 must come n my
mnn< csorrs u n'sserion chss'ea you. Your
father lott some stock IN hi< b nd~ which has
20 ri<cn in value that you arg NJ longer poor.
l have ,se . ss1,. y = fsf 1 ysq; sn 4s y ysr r When I
sent 10 70 i last year,, Come cud zee II ] vi
not make EDod ms promise
.Your friend 'bu' no ionS1r seur '1fsr,
Good friend. honest and not-af-all
fascinating Mr.. Hart! Jane put her
handkerchief 70 her eyes. and wi-he 1
that she could have loved him. What
was this strange business called loring!
Why was Hart 50 impossible and Dave
nant o percmptory = needs Jane did
not answer this. and no more can we
But when the fateful day came. there
was Mr.. Hart. and he asked her 10 take
q drive with him. He drove her 70
Y. Parrots FolIy,' now the most lovely
arsthe. ic y Queen Anne : latest develop
ment y Eastlakc- Dado -Frieze-and tiled
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vennor's prediction that the 20th Of
January would inaugurate the coolest
week of the season stamps him as Q
prophet not without honor in his
country. Estimating the recent polar
wave al its full dimensions. the winter
Of 1888 bears witness 70 an unprec-
edented crop Of Arctic weather. No
decent Esquimaux would turn mp his
ose at . country with . record Of six
ty-four degrees below zero. - reported
from Kokomo. Colorado. and we fail %
see the utility Of po.ar expeditions
when we can find . section Of the
= real original pole in : palace car
without being thnmped around By Ice
bergs, or driven into six months win
ter quarters. kokomo is in Summit
County. and evidently ..peaks" itself
on elevation. II the clerk of the
weather there was not himself unduIy
elevated. he owns the boss" thcr-
mometer. and has taken advantage Of
the situation 70 advertise kokomo .
the coolest summer resort.
but. Notwithstanding the discomforts
Of . severe and ! owy winter. il has is
abundant compensat;ons. II Is pro-
verbally the forerrnner Of m early
spring aprolonged and healthy summer,
and the guarantee Of timely and album
danf crops. The DAYS are short the
nights are long. and il Is especially the
season Of public intellectual culture.
public h~ospitality,.v .vivial reunions and
quiet domestic enioymcnts- The ex-
hilarating sound OF the sleigh-hells nils
the crisp winter mir. and the fortunate
po<seSsors az horse flesh take their till
Of recreation on the road. This may
not be e nal in the city 70 the like rec
reation in the country. where the ro-
bust rustic speeds over the smooth road
with his rosy Dulcinca to the spelling
school or the ia ilring-bee. snugly en-
sconced beneath the shaggy buialo-robe
in the antiquatcd family sleigh. where
there is 3 bed Of snow TWO feet
! thick. worn hard and smooth. and
where the road goes up hill and down
da'e. past immaculate fields and through
snow-plumed and icic' gemmrd woods.
The very air is stimulating almost 10
the point 81 4 genial end wholesome in
toxication. III IL be on . moonlight
night. the glitter Of the stars and the
simmer OF the snow produ . the effect
care Or trouble mars the serenity Of
life. This il . JOY unknown II the noisy
city and is well trodden ways.
But in the streets or the thriving city
and The thronged roadstha lead through
the outly ing suburbs. there IS . life and
hustle that give an excitement % sleigh
! riding which Il does not have in the
country. The variety Of e7uipages on