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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
SCRAPS OF NOVELTY.
The Queer Circumstances and Incidents
Of Real Life.
COrLnN'r SHAME ToEAccn,

COULDN'T STAND TOBACCO.
Two Virginia wood choppers killed
a rattlesnake with quid OF tobacco.
One held his head with forked stick
close to the ground, keeping its body
constrained with his foot, while his
comrade forced the tobacco into the
mouth OF the snake. They then ,e-
leased 1t. Itinstantly became convulsed
and died in a short time.
IN A DREAM.
n remarkable accident occurred to
MIR. Douglass Nj. Irish, n resident of
No. ~ Colonie street, about 1880
O'Clock "Wednesday night. He ia eui-
piocyed as a fireman ON the Central
railroad, and as he sat asleep by an
open window he dreamed that he
heard a shrill whistle OF danger from
locomotive which vas blowing for
a signal to cross the upper bridge.
Instantly, without awakening,
he leaned forward through the win
dow, dreaming that IL was his own
engine anu that he was to reverse its
motion. He landed about ten feet be-
low upon the sidewalk at the very edge
OF IN embankment ten feet high
several persons who resided down
stairs were sitting upon the piazza near
by and saw the man fill. When they
reached him he was unable to rise.
lie sustained serious Injuries both to
ms kneepan and Internally Chicago
Inter Ocean.
AFTER PIGEONS,
Mrs. William Kennedy, who lives
on fourlh street, missed her four.year-
Old son Carl, and in state OF great
anxiety made search for him up and
GOWN the various streets in that vicin-
Ivy, when she was attracted by seeing
suihe people running wildly about on
the corner Of Fourth and st. james
s.Iee,s ana upon approaching the
dwelling Of Dave Williams nearly
tainted with terror when she
saw The heightened people pointing
WIN their Ringers to her little son, who
was hanging toa ladder on the wind
niili TANK seventy or eighty feet from
tne ground. One little hand grasped
the latter and with the other one he
was reaching out tor some pigeons
mat were sitting almost within his
fsscn. Inc mother realized the
awful peril OF her little son, but
with a heroism seldom seen
she called 10 the Guild In a firm voice.
saying; Come down, Carl, and mann
ma viii give you peach.n The lit
Tie fellow looked cautiously arop nd
over his shoulder, and, seeing his
mother started 10 descend, while the
group stood with faces upturned.
blanched with terror for fear he would
lose his hold and be dasued 10 pieces:
but he came safely down, and as he
approached the last rounds of the lad
der hessid, :" am coming, mamma
and the overioyed mother caught her
child In her arms san Jose Herald.
AN ELASTIC STOMACH.
Reliable men Of Forest Hill say that
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A a,uNKO THIEF Cs1-ps RED.
HpertoI IN TIM nIetta

Ell P,sso, Ten, AGg. 3d.. \.
Frederick, tho attorney from Topeka,
Kas., who was robbed bv bunko
thieves across the river, identified one
of the party named Holland on this
side OF the river aud presented his pis-
toll ut his head aud deiNanded the re-
turn of the stolen property. which
annotated to $500. Helland declared
that lac had turned the money all 'er
to the mayor of Pnso del Norte. lie
was then ,iled. but reeased to-day on
u boi,d of $500. There IL n good deal
of excitement over the affair as there
il IA den of these thieves across the
river who fleece some stranger nearly
every day.
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EGYPT.

WApY HALEA, Aug. 30.-Iwo
thousand laborers collected TO haul the
steamers Of the Gordon relief eApedi.
ton through the cataracts are reported
in n starving condition Two days.
ratlons were seut them, but no more
were available. The question of pro-
visions for the men is becoming in
creasingly serious. The country only
supplies IA small amount Of forage.
RErAEING THE DHoWS.
SrAEIN, Aug. 30.--fhe three dhows
captured by the rebels Thursday night
near the harbor and taken south were
yesterday overtuken and run ashore.
The rebels, however, escaped.
ENGLISH TROOPS ARRIVING.
CAIRO, Aug. 30 Gen. Wood, Col.
Duncan and Mai. Sandwith with two
companies Of Egyptian troops have ar
rived Mt Wady Halfa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

a statue of John Harvard, the
founder of Harvard college, is TO be
erected in the Memorial hall of the
college in the autumn, but It's likeness
VIII not be that of the original Har.
ward, because no one knows how he
looked. The only piece of personal
property which Harvard left to poster :
lily is a snail volume entitled: "The
Christian Warfare Against The Devil,
the World and the Flesh.n 1t IL now
In poSsion of the college, but is the
only volume known To have been in
his possession, though he is supposed
to have deposited his entire library
within the walls of the school he
founded
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A CITY IN FLAMES.


Special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Ten, Aug. "O.-The
most disastrous conilagra,ion ever
known in our city occurred last night.
The following is partial list of the
loss; Marshall Car and Foundry
company, loss, Sl0O,000; insur-
auce, ~ 900; Geo. Phillips
residence, 5000; insurance, $1,000;
the blackburn boarding-huuse $1,000,
insurance 5000, Muicahy's two dwell.
ings $4,000 insurance $500: DIR. Hoods
dwelling $1,000, insurance 5000; q a
Prewit, grocery, $500, Insurance $1,000;
j. Murphy's hotel and two residences
5000. insurance $500: G. j Smiths
dwelling, $1,000. There are many
other sufferers whose names and
amounts as To loss and insurance
we are unable to give.
inst now. The total loss will
aggregate about Sa0O,O0o, with ipsu-
rance about $4,000 in the following
companies /: Continental, New York;
the Liverpool, the Royal, the Queen,
the Phoenix, the London, the Hart
ford Fire association, the PbmniN OF
New York, the British American, the
st. Paul d Western, the Hamburg,
the Bremen, the Springfield, the
Home OF New York.
The loss of the Car Wheel com
pany Is serious one TO our city,
as they gave work to large.
number of men. The city fire hand
engine broke down during the fire,
was abandoned and was consumed. IL
was terrible night--One not soon To
he forgotten 10y the unfortunate suffer-
ers. The people turned out in
great Numbers, and did everyt thing
possible To alleviate the suffering OF
the uniortunates and protect the prop.
erty generally. The origin Of the fire
is not known, but supposition Is cur
rent that II WAS incendlary in It's or
gin. An inquest will probably be
held.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

sNuBBtNG THE DUkEoF EDINBURGH
DUBLIN, Aug. 30.-While the visit
Of the duke of Edinburgh with the
channel fleet to Dublin harbor has
been attended with much popular en-
thusiasm and many festivities at Dub
lin and Kingston. no civic hospitsli-
ties have been offered the duke or Off
GERS of he fleet by the municipal au-
thorities of either city This is due in
all probability to the fact that the ma
jority OF the municipal officers of both
cities belong to the national party.
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THE DAYS CASUALTIES
The City of Marshall Aroused by Mid
night Flames 100000 Worth OF
Property Burned.
Details of the Burning of the Circus Gar
Ten Men Persisted - Seven
Others Burned.
A List of the Dead as Far as Gan BE-
Ascertained-The Wounded Prop
erly Cared for.
DETAILS OF THE INDIANA BIKEi'
CANE.

DETAILS OF THE INDIANA BiKhi'
CANE.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Aug. W,-De-
tails of the great storm are coming IN
slowly. There was no storm above
Princeton or Rockport, Ind. There
was great destruction near Harmony,
Carmia, GRANVILLE, Mt. Vernon,
lniontown and Henderson. Houses,
timber and crops were destroyed in all
this section. But one life is reported
lost as yet. The damage to shipping
was slight, except the CAP
sizing of the Belmont. M
more bodies have been secured so far,
but diver will arrive there to-day
and will recover the bodies. IL is
thought that ten or fifteen bodies are
still in the wreck. AT Uniontown the
Commercial hotel was unrooieo.
Hamilton's warehouse damaged, DR..
Browns new residence unroofed and
Eastwell's old warehouse completely
demolished. The opera-house in Hen
derson WAS unroofed ana man, build
ings injured. The loss In this city was
very heavy. In the country the heavy
hail ruined the corn crop.
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No MORE ronEIaN nAGs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.--The acting
secretary of the treasury has issued the
following circular:
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
loading of old rags arriving at y ort' In
tho United States from foreign ports
on and after the lat prox Is prohibited
for three months from that date.
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ARRAIGNED roR DISTURBING RSLi.
GfCUs WORSHIP.

MoscAN, Ten, Aug. 30. During the
services at the camp-meeting " the
sanctified folks last Thu siay night
some loud talking on one Of the back
seats disturbed part OF the congrega-
tion. Yesterday sevcrsi persons who
were I'm be congregation that night
were summoned TO appear before the
grand jury, and 1t 10 more than prob.
able tbat somebody will shortly be mr..
Taigned for disturbing religious
worship.
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wslRf T'WE orFTCERs OF TuE ITALIA.
POOsA COLOR BLEND?

WAsniyGTos, Aug. 30.--The naval
court Of inquiry investigating the Cit
cumstance of the loss Of the Tallapoosa
have been instructed 20 embrace in
their inquiries the question as 10
whether color blindness on the par OF
the officers NJ that vessel had anything
to do with the collision. No such claim
has been made by any of the officers.
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SPORTING.
THE BAIRD RACE COURSE.

Special 10 the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tx, Aug. 30.-To-dsy
Baird was full Of sporting men. \
horse race took place on the Baird race
track between Maggie May owned by
Mr.. w Her and Jim JGckson's brown
mare for $500 side, won by tn,
brown mare. After the race lsrps
portion of the crowd took freely OF kill
'em straight, the natural consequence
followed, black eyes and brui, &c
noses We're in order and several wear
these ornaments.
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rnr nou,.urs EMl,nlzLE.lisNr.

WrLKEsnARiE, PA. Aux. Se.-ahe
lI,oSerts' embezsiement Is still the top
dc of conversation among leading GOAL
operators. 1t il claimed that the end
Is not yet fully discovered aud that the
future will reveal the fact that Roberta
is only one of nuaaber who have
plundeped Charles Parish out OF =. lN'o-
900 or more for a neaber OF Years
past. Que person who Il believed ia
be Interested In securing some Of the
stolen money. isft here come months
aRo Cor PhitadeI phia, after mor' gazing
ali his property fpr It's vaaue, aud who
il now y resident of that city. Roberts
still remains at his summer cottage In
Wiikeabarre mount dps; closed Ia by a
detective. Rev. DR.. Hodge sad Or.
Bullard, friends OF the deia9tt<r, are
with him IL II feared tn II the worst
feature Of this sad affair Is 50 be
recorded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Tmn POSTAL OONunEss POSTPONED

WAsHtNGToN, Aug. 30.-A catle-
gram received at the post. Office depart
ment announces the postponemeut un-
Ill February aext of the international
postal congress which was TO have M +.
sem,ied ut Lisbon October I. The
postponcment was probably made on
account OF the extensive cholera quar-
antine In Southern Europe.
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BANK ROBBERS CAPTURED.

81. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 3O.-This
afternoon detectives returned from
Monica, Wis, five miles from Pelican
lake, with Edward Mason and Charles
Parker. the two young men who on
Saturday last robbed tho Peoples bank
Of $1,000. The money WINS recovered,
except about $3.50.
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the NES,.. ONO, TO nEsums

WASHINGTON, aug. 30.--The comp
'troller OF the currency received tele-
gram from Bank Examiner Eltis say
ing that the shareholders of the
Second National bank of Nenia, ohio.
have made ar assignment OF 80 per
cent and have requested permission
to resume business The com ptruiler
has granted the request, 10 take effect
when the deficit In the capita' IL made
ppnu
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NREEsrEp fox x.ULEsTEALING.

Waco, Ten, Aug. 80.--Sherifl Har-
risarrested this evening man giving
his name first ms T. A. Whit and az
forwards he signed the name of G. w
White. He is aged about IS years,
neatly dressed and intelligent. He
says he Is from Butler. Frecstone
county. He had In his possession o
large black nnsrernulc. brand II en- the
left shoulder. The man has a promi'
nent mole over his left eye. His ne
lions indu II the officers here Co believe
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WILL RESUME,

NENiA, ONO, Aug. S0.-At a meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Second
National bank to-day the statement of
the examiner was read, but the bank
will not give it to the public. An as
sessment of 49, per cent. was made on
the capital stock and 1t was decided TO
resume as soon as possible. Outside
Information places the deficit at 49,
0nu,
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TIM MONTHS VINTAGE,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Aug 30.--The
coinage at the minis Tor August was
Sl2o,0O0 l42,0oN ilvs-cent pieces;
1880, OOo cents, making 3 .992. coo pieces
with total value of 81, "a ,Ona.
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ROBBED.
special 10 tho Gazette.

special 10 tho Gazette.
GA1SEsyILLE, TEX, Aug. 3o,-A
man named Rickson, while visiting
the White house, a place Of ill.fame,
was robbed OF 1915. The officers were
notified and the proprietor OF the house
promises to make the loss good.
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FRANCE.
FRENCH JEALOUSY.

PARIS, Aug. 30.-The Republique
Franchise says: "'rhe mission of Lord
Eorthbrook and lGen, Wolseley To
Egypt is challenge TO Europe and
public assumption that England hes
exclusive power in Egypt. Has Eng
land considered her strength the pa-
per asks, before taking no grave a
step. IL ia to be noted that Egypt
formed the substance of the recent
conference at Nar1in between Bis
marck and Baron de Cauriel, the
French ambassador To Germany
GEN. MiLboT RESIGNS
PARIS, Aug. 30 Gen. Millot has
asked Ia be relieved of the command
of the French forces In rouquin ON the
ground of i'll health. The government
has consented and appointed Gen.
Briere de Lisle to succeed him.
CHOLERA.
MAnSElILEs, Aug. 3O.--Seven deaths
from cholera occurred here last night
one nj Toulon. The weather Is cold.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


WAsuINoToN, Aug. 30-1t Is esti.
mated that decrease in the public debt
during August was 81, 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

The Rev. w. *. Chsfy-Chafy Is the
bizarre name Of an English clergyman
III a sinai! Worcestershire hamlet
Aoont Year ago, much to the horror
OF his breheren, Mr.. Chafy- be-
gan producing tableaux and plays in a
small 'hea'er which he built In order
To amuse aud instruct tho country
yokels. He has continued this course
with great success. and a farce called
Beauty aud the Beast recently had
q Triumphant run of eight nights at
his little theater.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

j. A. Miller possesses W.
termed a galvanized, el,S
He cou d eat auy hing VII
ating him. and as for qa'sp
never known exactly h9
stomach would hold. Ona
it is said, he ate eight Y
oysters, several cans ofpss
crackers cheese, and bo,q I
proportion, and washed "
eight or ten glasses Of os'
afterwards, when asked "
he wanted to know whe'Ds
pected him to sing. on /,
stomach. 1t is 8 ID ~ y.
| would sometimes eaten y, y
them down by the nsO'
show what he could do
he ate a mouse, head, e. y,
on q wager Of u @-li
Herald.
A daughter Of MI. 4
aged about eighteen
contact with "a rattlebDp
e erIns berries along !hs
North mountain. Sns
| and picked tie large sn N
arms, unfolding 10 81 ~
tracing the rallies
but for all LIE Ma
showed no sign OF olun II
wound it around her Us, ~
around her arms ana y ~ n
girls that accompan,sSS.
could do with q sns t.s.hla
other girls became n y M
sight, she let the snss ~
hurt. The girl has s;sa m
handle snakes OF el I,'s',
has never been bl'se'
(Ky.) Gazette. ,.,,.s,
Az ELECTRIC y !, hi Xiii
Gen. Davis Of The 90 = w
was a famous inst ~ il
picked upa whs s - usdIu1
India islands, and g. ~,
paraly zed his arm =, ~ ID
he shook the infsu, "A d
where il had e g is,ss,
six red marks. tne ,,. '%rl
feet. Kirby and nPips
other o naturalists h.ysi s,rJi,
from certain OF III 90:
Capt. Blakeny i'o,,s,nn<dsI1l
caterpillar, and ln SI' eriIs
such q shock that ,.nd,
became paralyze,aa,s ,ssjj
time, he was dsnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
ceMrLrTrLy DESTROYER

HAVANA, Aug. 30.-Tne ste1 mer
City of Merida, which took fire III the
harbor yesterday, WAS COMPLETELY de-
stroyed with her cargo of 400 bales of
hemp, Ms 900 in silver from Vera
Cruz, ol2 bales of tobacco and 537 bags
| OC sugar.
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THEY WOULD THRASH r,Iy

TORONTO, ONT, Aug. 30.--Three
men were arrested here for undertaking
to thrash every dude they met. One
had revolver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

The Baptist Weekly argues that pas.
tors away ON vacation have no right
TO do anything but rest. Their conere-
cations are pay ing them for their time
10 reoupe-ntc.
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The spade at Hoar, Egypt. has lust I'M,

The spade at Ioar, Egypt, has just un-
earthed u huge sarcophagus in "A royal
tomb. Its extraordinary dimeniinns
are fourteen and one half feet in lepgth,
seven feet nine and one half inches In
width, eight feet in hight, and the ma
tefial Is hard granite. Mr.. Peirie re-
Gently excavaied the broken colossus
of RAmeses III, the oppre.sor of the
i-raelit,s, OF proportions unknown in
Egyptnlogscal annals OF colossal stat
ues. The sarcophagus has not yet
been assigned king or dynasty.
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CANADA.

A GUARANTEE AGAINST DEATH
WANTED.
MONTREAL, QUE, Aug. 80 The
enthusia m of the Cougbnawaga In
dians for the Kbartoum expedition
IL weakening. They wanta guarantee
against death in the service and refuse
TO engage longer than six months.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
The Seennd National Bank of Nenia,
Ohio, VIII Resume Again.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Aug. 3d.
There was another general shutdown
of mills tonight for week.
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THE DAY ABROAD.
England Orders 250,0c0 Pounds Moe Of
Chicago Pressed B of for the
Soudan Expedition.
Two Hundred Abyssinians Routed by the
Bgyptians-A Riot Against
the Jews.
The Ship Kangaroo Burned TO the Water
Edge in the English Channel
Nine Men Lost.
ARABIA.

Az ABYssiStAN VICTORY.
ALDEN. Aug. 3o.-Two hundred
Abyssinians. under Bias Aloula, at
tackled Keran and were put to utter
rout by the Egyptian troops, only six
escaping.
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AN ASSASSIN smInnab.
speeiai 10 tho Gazette.

CSAsNEsvlLir, TEr., Aug. 80.
News has reached the city that B'll
Oweps. the hired assassin who mur-
dered old man Armbrueter, WAS
killed while resisting arrest. lie
met two cowboys Oh Mud creek
whosn he thought Ignorant of his
late crime. and boastngly narrated
how lac had Just escaped crown OF
Infatuated citizens. The cowboys
made come movement TO eecure him,
when he jerked out his pistol and told
them 20 desist. They Gnaliy 'i,got the
dropn on Owens and commanded him
to come with them. he resisted and
ATTEMPTED to shoot his -eaptors, when
they both fired on him, killing him
instantly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

A pbotog &, I !, oS"',tsdg|
iil,e hotels in Gstys Z ssssu
ture Of Jennie Wade .a -
twenty years, w W. baIlsi
memorable Sd q ~ S.i S,a'pes1
buried with uni ..s, ~
Ing day. Her I" y sss,t,sshu's
FL Skeily Of ~ AXE /
wounded and theD ~ \
Charters Wood. ansj ~
Va, June Is, 1885, I osas
the sameyear.. Wa1fs
bottom Of Mis- IA ~
says: LOVELY ~
lives. in death
rated. y
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nowl,E WANTED Tp.r uows aip

INV - w $4,000
Spociai Ia the dasotte.
BoNft..M, TEN. Aug. 50 INV .ane.
a desperate character fro lsed.i,i,er
county, while under ~ Influence OF
liquor here to-day, concluded before
going horlc to put acrilrasSn border OH
the town. After mounting his mhs.
tang he started down sslth Main
street, iiriug OH his six-shooter pro.
,miscuously. SHERIFF Blair and City
Marshal Thornton pursued him and
called him to halt. 20 which
ne responded with II shot. AT this
,juncttire the officers both Cred on him,
one with u pistol aud the other with
a double SHOTGUN, which knocked
him from his horse. both SHEETS taxing
effect, the load from the gun In the
side and bullet In the lower part of
the abdomen. He cannot possibly re-
.tnver.
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RUSSIA.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF col
kATASzI.Y.

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION eF col.
kATASzLY.
ODESSA, Aug, 5o.-rhe details of the
attempted shooting, a few DAYS AFRO. of
Col. Katanzky, the chief OF the gen.
darmes, in this city, hitherto sun.
pressed are now public, The motive
leading the young woman, Maria
kalinsmaja, TO attempt the desperate
deed was u desire for revenge
Katauzky had sentenced her brother.
member Of the revolutionary society
to penal servltude for life. The OIL
entered Katanzky's private room and
twenty minutes later drew a revolver
aud fred point blank at the officer
The bullet gragsd his ear aud before
sle could fire again Kafanzky seized
the weapon and placed the younv
woman under arrest.
A RIOT AuAINsr THE JEWS
ST PETERSBURG, Aug sD.-Another
outbreak has occurred against tho
Jews at Dubrovitzs, near Ksone. In
Western Russia. An antlSeu,iiie
mob pilaged twelve shops, twentv
houses aud many Jews were wounded
during the rlut. One woman Was
killed. The police and clergy were
powerless To quell the disturbance.
-----s-~ s------
The Little Jokern Is the hes; smol;- |
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ENGLAND.

BEhf FOR 1liE souDAN EXPEDITION.
LONDON, Aug 3O-rhe government
has ordered 25000o pounds more of
Chicago compressed beef for the SOU
dan expedition. The man of war,
King Fisher, which has just reached
England from the Pacific, has been
ordered to be res..y to sail Tor China.
A SNIP BrkNtND MINE MEN MISSING,
LONDON, Aug 81 - The ship Kauga.
roo, from Baltimore for Hverpool,
burned to the waters edge in t.ia Eng.
lish channel and sank. One boat with
six men and n boy arrived at Fresh
Water IN the Isle of Wight. Another
boat with the captain and eight of the
crew Is missing.
STORES AMI MUNITIONS FOR THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LONDON, Aug 20 -Four transports
at Woolwich and two mt Liverpool are
loading stores and munitions of war
for Egypt.
$50 TROOPS FOR FGYPr.
LONDON, Aug, ~ The TRANSPORT
Poonah takes ,50 troops TO Egypt.
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CUBA.

TIE CITY OF MERIDA or FIRE.
HAVANA, Aug. %, II T.. M.--The
City of Merida, from Vera Cruz for
New York, is In the harbor on fire.
She will probably be total loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
ELL Owens, the Hired Assassin Of u,
German Armbruster, Killed by
Two Cowboys.

Bob Lane, a Desperate Character. Killed
by Officers Of tho Law at Bon.
ham, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
The Nominations.

Denton N0nItuf'
The nominations for state ci'lces in
djcste tho polIcy OF the state govern
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Ing tobatco.