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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
HENRIErrA.


Special TO the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, June Our city and
vicinity was again visited by n very
heavy rain-storm yesterday afternoon
and last night. 1t has done considera-
BILE damage. Messrs. Strain, Rusty &
Swinburn lost $4,000 brick at their
brick yard that were ready to go.into
the kiln.
The stone foundation for the new
school building Is nearly completed.
DIR. Tevis of the firm OF Tevis &
MeGee has returned from his long so
journ in New York city.
Col. &. l.. Frost OF Fort Worth, the
popular Superintendent of the Fort
Worth & Denver City railroad, was In
our city on Friday last.
| There Is n large amount OF cattle be-
ing received here from Victoria,
| Texas. Messrs. Chopple d Brandt
have Just received 1000 head to be
taken TO their ranch In Cottle county.
They have also purchased 500 head of
heif,rs from Messrs. Leonard Il John
s,on, paying ST. head for them.
The remains of Bob Melton of the
firm of Melton & Yeast were brought
in to-day from their ranch In Archer
county and shipped to his friends In
Illinois.
j. X. Jordan of our city, an old
resident of our county, died yesterday
with pneumonia.
The Burton hotel opened its doors
for business on Thursday last.
Judge Joseph Carroll of Denton Is In
the city.
The new stone hotel on the south.
east c,rnerof the square Is TO be named
the Commercial hotel and will bt
opened for business the coming week.
w. s. Kard commences the founda
ton to his SIS 900 residence this week
Contractors are complaining that there
is not sufficient labor here to meet the
: demands.
w. b. Worsham has Just returned
from his II. ranch in llardemai
county and reports stock looking mt
and the grass good.
; Tom Atkinson has just arrived from
; Donly county, and reports stock look
,, ing well.
Louie Hirshfeld Of sherman, for
merly an old resident of our city, y
In the city.
G. w. n. Keral 4 Go. are putting Of
another brick story on their banI
building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
ULEnuRNn.
special 70 the SsAsette.

CLEpuRNE, June Am exceedingly
heavy rain, accompanied by slcet, fell
here this morning. One of the foot
bridges across the West Buffalo was
swept away. Several houses were u
foot deep In water early this morning.
The enpine-house Of the waterworks,
which was supposed to have been two
feet above high water mark, was
flooded. A negro tied n pair OF mules
out last night In Buffalo bottom and
found them drowned this morning.
The standing grain has been seri-
ously damaged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
BRESnAM.

Special TO the Gazette.
BRENNAN, June AT Independ-
ence Sunday afternoon Gus Ross, .
negro, was shot by Ed Johnson. The
negro Ross and Johnson's wife came TO
Johnson's house. johnson told him
TO 20 away. Ross said he wouldn't go
anywhere and attempted to ride over
johnson, when Johnson fiisd on him
with q six-shooter, the ball taking
effect under the left nipple. Ross rode
400 wards TO q doctors shop and told
the doctor he was shot and wanted
something done aud fell OIL his horse
and died In few minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
MARSHALL.
rnsclal to tho anre,,e.

special To the Gazette.
MARSHALL, June "A negro was
discovered to have the smallpox on
Saturday and was, with his family, NJ
once removed to the pest-house
Shortly after, the house which he oc.
cupied burned down.
Judge Mcleod Of the Longview dis
trict court IL holding court here, hav-
ing exchanged districts with Judge
Booty.
An infant of Oscar johnson ate some
concentrated lye Saturday and died
from the effects In "A fsw hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
wEATHERFoRD.


WEATHERFoRp June 2.-rhe north
wall of the building Of ]. II. Couts fell
last night, crushing the roof of the al.
Joining building, occupied by Henry
Miller, agent for the Singer sewing
machine company, and n. G. Neer, a
druggist. The former lost but little,
but the drug store il nearly filed with
the debris, and three-lourths Of the
stock destroyed. The damaee to the
buildings Ia estimated ut $l,250. The
value of goods destroyed about 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

PARIS, June MIR. A. p. Boyd Of
North Texas has purchased the prop
erty of Mr.. Pleas. Crorson, Church
street. and will moye.fronl his country
villa August !. Price PAID 20, ooV.
The contract for the cotton-secd oil
mill f. now let and work commenced.
In conseauence of corner In brick,
Messrs. CASTOR Il CulberBon have
decided TO erect corrugated iron
building. Mr.. CulbeIson leaves to-day
to be absent few days, hnrrying up
the machinery. VIII return about the
10th with his family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
ALL SORTS.

ipu,.lou TO SEE THE BIG IN
IN houston street, where the
kneus oloody-fiux medicines In
oe mad aud warrant. 4 TO cure.
N.Y. WANT BARGAJNa. RE-
~, me Texas pawnbroker's, ell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
FORT WORTH PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
40 LOTS IN BELLEVUE ADDITION.
SOIfrH SINE

AT AUCTION THURSDAY JuNEl2.
The growth OF Fort Worth is southwark.
south of the Texas d Pacific railroad, where
then about forty houses stood. Bellevue is
ON the commanding eminence directly east
81 the residences ss enc Of Messrs Cannon, Miles
vlded and wire-fenced ofrinto blocks. The
Texas Investment company, limited, will
sell ll9 lots at auction ON Thursday. June IL.
1884. Bellevue hill Is reached by a gradual
ascent and is about eighty feet higher than
the courthouse and same distance south of
the Texas Pacific reservation that the
view from Lookout mountain rs not more
beautiful. Fort Worth on the north.
though situated 100 feet above the
Trinity, looks from Bellevue hill
as II ii was in valley. The clear Fork on
the west and the sycamore. Trinity and the
cross timbers on the east are seen.
A prominent ,p physician Of Fort Worth
and healthiest portion of our city
or suburbs. There is no water for
miles TO the south and the breeze from
that point is free from any faint. Bellevue is
bound to be the great fashionable quarter OF
Fort Worth.
Hemphill. Lipacomb and Wheeler streats
| run north and south through Bellevue. The
| Fort Worth street railroad is now being or
tended along Hemphill street 10 that direc-
ton. The Rosedale street railroad will have
| Its terminus Just east OF Bellevue.
Clear Fork and Trinity hedge In Fort Worth
on north, east and west and II is bound 10
continue extending south. Bellevue ridge IL
the only fiue place for drive near the city
| History repeats Itself. Property on the South
side has risen with great rapidity recently
| Land adjoining Bellevue that less than
| year ago sold for slt0 an acre row bring
| 81 100 TO s2 800 an acre. Lots bought at tht,
auction will quadruple In value in Il few
| months, as street railroad and the natura
growth of Fort Worth will soon I'LL Bellevu,
with houses. This property will he sold a
| auction on its merits. Titles are good, aut
| abstracts can be seen Mt Texas lnyestmen
company's office. Terms exceedingly liberal
| Conveyances TO ground will be furnished ire
on day of sale. All are invited, especial,
the ladies'. No matter whether You expect Il
buy or not, come 10 the sale. In meantime
| walk or drive over TO Bellevue. Texas In
vestment company team goes there daily
This property has never been on the marke
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
CONGRESSMAN REAGAN

WAsHIsTox, June 3.-Reagan LEFT
this morning for capon Springs. Hs
has almost recovered bus health anu
has participated several times Ia dt-
bate since lie left the rooms. Many
members remark that he looks health
Ter than before his sicknesa ana DO
lieye be will be In public service years
to come,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
CORPUS CHRISTI.

Special TO the Gnaette.
CORPUS CHRISTI, June &c. A.
Merriam, superintendent of the Mexi-
can National railway, together with
Mr.. Smith, receiver of the Rio Grande
Il Pecos railway, are In the city.
The scholastic census shows the total
white aud colored school children be-
tween eight and sixteen to be IA. To-
tai white G42, total colored l42.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
DEFERRED SPECIALS.
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, July D. Referring 10 the
action of Hancock In refusing to be
candidate for reelection: The gentle
men most prominently mentioned as
his probable successor are Exon
gresham Epson and Joe Sayers.
Judge Terrell had this in view when
he preemptorily declined = senatorial
nomination. The indications are that
the fight will he narrowed down to
him and Mr.. Epson. Mr.. Sayers has
settled down to the cattle business and
has announced bis retiration from poll
tics and II Is doubted whether he
would consent to set for a nomination.
The comptroller issued a warrant to.
day to John Mcdonald, contractor on
the Terrell asylum, for IS, 100 on esti-
mates furnished.
Mr.. Chambers. a stockman, was
kicked from "a stock train
yesterday evening by steer while
crossing the iron bridge across the Col
orado, breaking both Of his legs below
the knees and spraining his ankles.
He WAS walking on the outside Of the
car, punching the cattle.
There were three deaths here yestcr-
day-Maj. j. G. Menter, veteran of
the Mexican war, Mrs. Ellen Taylor
Connerly, wife of Prof. ID. 9. b. Con-
nerly, and Mrs. Pearl Davis.
The commencement exercises ut the
blind asylum will be held Wednesday
June IL.
The Southern hotel has been sold tc
1 ('hl III EsxsAna Af pnlastinA fpt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
GAISEsvILLE,

GAINEsvILLE, June News was
received In this city to-day ola shoot
ing scrape In Horse Shoe bend In
which JEFF Ray attempted to kill his
brother. While under the influence OF
liquor he drew his pistol and shot his
brother, the ball entering the fieshy
part of the thigh, producing painful
though not serious wound. Ray LEFT
for parts unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
roaREsr CITY. ARK.

FORREST CITY, ARK, June 2.--Dur-
ing the Democratic primary at Colts
station, few miles from here, a free
fight occurred In which knives were
freely used. Eighteen out OF twenty
were wounded, James Taylor and one
Windener perhaps fatally. Whisky
the cause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
GREENyILLE.

spccIal 70 the Gasete.
GHEESvILLE, June 2.--On last Sat-
urday Griff FlIppin and I,ouis John
son had difficulty at Caddo Nils.
To-day Flippin renewed the difficulty
when johnson shot him, 1t - said,
three times, killing him. Partlcula ~
later.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
ol,R nAIL rAcILITIEs.

Special 70 the 0asetts.
WAsHlsGTox, June 2.-lnquiry ~
the po~tofiice department show that
since the opening OF congress a vas'
number OF mail routes and new post
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

mainly FOR loose meats. Prices weak aud
lower.
Cattle dun With scant supply. Prices were
frmer
Wheat and corn duh and lower.
lt rRouucs. q
KANSAS CIrY. June q = WHnAr--weak
and lower, siN bid cash: ~ July; No. soil
consweek and lower iselrs cash; Is
July. 10 hid August
oArs--Stcady, ynA.
Ltvs STOCK.
Tho Live stock Indicator rerorts
CATTLE Receipts NJ 0: market good and
steady, incdiu'n weak and lower native
steers OF l.ap 10 On pounds average q ipeS6 ~:
nstlvc steers fcm ESQ TO i,isc pounds average
Aces-Reccip,s 1900; marxsi steady. zoo
$40. a- lN .s 3ss lfi'f'
siiKrr--Iscccipss, psn market quiet.
stock OF - pounds average , IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
DcLEON.
special TO the Gazette.

DELEoN, June Is. =. Grub, a
commercial tourist for Older X Bro. OF
st. Louis, met with serious accident
In attempting to cross a swollen stream
yesterday near hele, drowning.a finc
span of horses, demolishing the buggy,
losing his samples and miraculonsiy
escaping the loss OF his life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
Ltve srocK,
rev orisans.
rnovrsroun.

NEW osLxANs. June s.-fLoun-p Dull;
family 4 SOD 20: hish grades $50
ronK--scsrcc and nfm. II ~,
hh nsp sIsr rec rc ms ci s ssS 3
I S~s ; s,saS W. s sS", d,S
long clear and clear rib, sN,
In mAs =, r, sosss sugar cured eanvased
W y, : sissay and unehanrsd western
SosrEs .Eil; rio caxocs common TO
p sSsAs~paii end aom!psl, ully fair and
ps'% S,a 'cae al. clarified SN@e white GOES
MoI.AssKs .nall centrifugal, lssaa fcrmcnt-
Ing, @ssSS r,eeoiisd, uail sas,Ss,c ,,.,.,.,.
Cerror sFxn on Lower prime crude
ss@sl; summer yellow sesac
CenS-s Demand active and scarce; mixed
higher. oeesS fancy white, q.
.ilA q IN good demand and scarce; primo,
nnAS-Demsnd fair aud prices higher;
siour .KxcnASax..
NFw oRknASs, June a-sight exchange
sterling exchange 4 =. u y. ISL Isl. ~" rs
| rev sorx.
| LIVE STOCK.
1 NNw yonK, Juno 3--BRAvE-- Rec sipts
pn, including 10 for export; no market nor
i've cattle; Jfcsscd beef dull and lower ut 10
oil.
good as 90 u: dressed mutton pctii; dressed
lanbs h@E,
PRODUCE.
WHEAT Spot lots ). to lower; options
declined %to ~ ut opening. riosing tribe
above inside rates; No, red Szk; No. red
psb,; No. = rcd Oi,<mi u2,e
Tons spot lots y 10 " lower, options AZ Ia
w lower, closing steady. with slight recov-
cry; No. Sdis.ecl,s; steamer diA; No. ., dsp
~Cusywr-spot nir Rio dell and wealS: or.
tions duh and slightly lower, Ia sympathy
with the suppression OF Rio and snnto.
Sales, 80 hays.
II Rio No, IT,
July ,.....'''.''''..' .."''''''''''rs sNs e
PROVISIONS,
SUGAR Unsettled, centrifugal -
MoLAssES--&uiet and unchanged.
| RicE-Sieady, with moderate demand.
TALLow--Firm and fairly active.
RosiS--Duli.
TunrENr Sr-lowor.
| lsouK Firm.
LAMp.--weah, spot sss.
COTTON MARKETS.
, COTTON Rroxn'rs AT ALL UNITED srArEs
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
GRuEsI,ECK.
special to the oarer,e.

special 10 tue ohsoho' -
GRoEsBEcIl, June IA horse thief
was arrested near Groesbeck by Dep
ty Sherifis McLandon and Henderson,
He had two horses In his possession;
one dun horse about l5l hands high,
black name, tail and legs, branded on
the left shoulder thus, IF H."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
aRlsEsyILLE.

Special 10 the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, June 2.--Forgotsop d
Bro, dry goods merchants here, are
hacking their goods preparatory TO
moving To Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

Huy ORLHArs. June r. - f0Trov
spot closed easier and liza lower FOR giades
above good ordinary,
sales, 49,.
Ordinary iO,., Low Middiinv 10 1919; Mid
ding u : 10. GOOD Middling II GIG; middlilg
Fair II 1915, Fair ~ 3.i0.
Futures closed dun. July. August. Nosem-
Der and Dece inter one point lower January
and February on point higher.
zulu AM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

I.upAsAs, June 2. 1854; PAIN
.s. and Hancock Sulphur Syringe
nou s,, mil blast; visitors are arriving
nrs =, III actions. Accommodation
strictly first class
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
WACO.


WACO, June lowing TO rediic-
tion 10 the price paid for composition,
the union printers on the Examiner
had o walk.out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON nroxirrs AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
ABILENE.
Special to the Gazette.

ABILENE, TEX, June 2.-It contin-
ues TO rain. During the storm here
last night one Mr.. Reaves was struck
by lightning and his side completely
cooked. II Is thought his wounds are
not of "A serious nature, though he Ia
now confined to his bed. Mr.. Reaves
is the proprietor OF the Commercial
hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

eALvs-rou, June .. --oorroN-spot closed
quiet * lower,
Receipts, bales.
Sales lU.t ~
Exports, none.
Stock, o 6Jp.
Ordinary ~; Good Ordinary lg.s; Low
ilss Mi0diinx Fair II lS.lu.
Futures closed dull. but steady July.
August. November and December point
higher.
hules 100 bptes,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
LAND FOR SALE.
IMpRovEp MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
/ For Sale by


G. G. JOHNSON.
LAWYER, LAND and COLLECTING ACT,
Bowie, Montague County, Texas.
80 acres In Two l50-acre tracts, "uJoining
eacn other, situated about four miles east
from Bowie on Denton Creek; rt"h bottom
land. about fify acres OF eacn tract IN gooa
state of cultivation, tive nty-iour acres more
being broken; nearly all we'll fenced: I'M
proyements: Good average house 2txS8 r.;
large smoke.honte; good barn, 2ixSo WIN
floors above and below; granary, crip anu
stables; excellent peach orchard Two acres
bearing. The portions oil eacn ,raS, , no, ,o ou,'
Of corn, and IA OF cotton. Terms: go per
acre, in ,ludipg above; at least nal OF n .'I
cash, two years time on balance; o univ 'H
I53i.. acres, situated about four anu nan
miles southeast of Bowie; nifty acres IN
fence, and forty-fve acres !h gopa a,,,,sarsd
cultivation: balance OF tract well ilIhosIs VI
,reiI and cistern, lots, crib. stable, eye; q,
least IO1 acres out of tract is good liiln .,
land. Plenty stock water wlthin thiee uu .',,
ters of n mile: fine range on .ast pslween
Inc crops with place If purchaser desires
also j. a bushels corn. 30 head sheep, 10 neas
Young cows and calves and some hoss'
bargain can be had In above. s,,.
III, n ares. known as the I,ovelest pla y, ~ y,
uaped about five and a half-mile FRO ~ BOWL LOW
between 1t and sunset, on Big ssnay AZ, Se0s
| Sixty acres in good state OF cunivaaon,
| acres under fence, balance iimps ..yo q,
OF tract good tillabte iana' ,w Woou dwelling
houses. Two wells, lots, etc. Terms 'ea'o"
| sbie. ,,,,onroved lands In
| Montague aud adjoining couht,os An
Bowie proppe nrs.s {. o JOHNSON,
P iy Real E tate and Collecting AZ ',
| Bowie, Nom asue County ieAa'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

GIANT FINISHED HOUSE. TWO.
seven large rooms, plastered,
Kitchen, diping-room and SER
separate from main building,
ea's and business. A good home
ellent neighborhood. No 1905
ION street. Call on w. Green al
pund.house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
bs sALE-LIvE STOCK.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.


Il FURNITURE AND APPUR-
rss belonging to the Pacific Hotel,
Mitchell county, Tex, together
Pirtd lease of three years rom jan
Anew ihree-story brick build
jirty.fve no ,ms, on Oak street.
bare from COURTHOUSE aud two
Pm depot. building handsomely
with new furniture, carpets and
eniences OF flrst-class hoiei.
Ipplled with two large Charter OAK
" Hall safe in Office. Barber shop,
laundry rooms. We'll OF water IN
re has a good run of custom. both
sansient Rent of bailding eSjt
Proprietor wall take $500 foi
fe. carpets, etc., and transfer OF
~ to d. +. Bentley, manager
eTexas Investment Co. Limited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

HACK LINES,
HOTELS.

CLARKSvILIE, CITY HOTEL to.
~ Gated rear OF. Dick & Barry's store. south.
east corner of Public Square Good table ana
beds; every comfort. +. NJ. White, proprietor.
pURNEY HOUSE. BoNHAM. TEXAS.
~ The undersigned takes pleasure in All.
nouncing TO his old friends and the public
generally that ho has purchased this old and
well-known hotel property, and will be pre-.
pared TO entertain the travelling public with
first-class accommodations in every depart-
ment of the hotel business. have also in
connection with the hotel two large and
ly for the benefit OF commercial travellers.
q. L. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
WANTED-TO RENT.

D-T0 RENT A DWELLING
erontainiDg six or seven rooms,
Saoorhood, convenient to the Gus.
" o. the city, for fam ly without
XAppiy TO w. B. Campbell, cashier,
y missouri Pacific Rsiiway com.
uofess him lock box 40l, Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

i Palo Pinto county, the leading hotel OF
this summer resort well furnished rooms.
excellent table, and the best OF attention 10
guests: Under the personal management OF
Mrs. II. w. Duke OF Weatherford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
= RENr-DWELLINGs.

ET-TwO NEW COTTAGES, ONE
Pom Balknap street railway. APP
,GA2ErrE Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
FOUND,

l last EVENING. A BUNCH OF
kmsn,.e OF Larry Morten Al Muir
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
wANrED-LrvE sroox.

WANTED--TO SELL Ss TO 500 HrAp or
NY Two year-old cattle. Address r j. IT siayr
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Observation-Disclosures.

~. HOTEL HELP. COOKS,
mnhers, walters and chamber
XIV 10 Barnes House, Albany,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

1 y y NATIONAL pETEcrIvE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-04

oSsHARES-A FARM. WILL
ultimately. VIII help in har-
0 n. X, this office.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-10-03
THE PTTH OF THE NEWS

There is a gold fund Of ~sI5o,ooIOo In the
United States treasury. .
Secretary Teller declines to approve OF the
action of the Utah Northern in building through
Fort Hall reservation, Idaho, before the Indians
rights are taken care OF.
Postofsoes established: Iows-Red Rock,
Marion county. Wisconsin-Woodhull, Fond u
Lac county. Postmasters commissioned
Chsuncey +. Wilson, Bloomington, OAK. ;
Matthias Schlingen, Starr, Oak. New Offices
Alexander COurson, Red Rock, Marion county,
Iowa; Joseph A Strait, Woodruff, roma gu
Lac county, Wis.
The lab oring people of Washington are IN a
stSte Of grea. agitation over the importation OF
some $50 italian and Hungarian labcrers by =
sewer contractor. They are paid % cents per
day. the ruling price for such labor being
sI5 The workingmen of the District OF
Columbia, white and black, consider that the
work upon all public Improvements should be
given to them and that they are being defraud-
ed of means which they should be permitted
TO earn. They arc holding meetings, making
Incorporate speeches, passing resolutions, and
appealing TO the authorities for a redress OF
their griyances, but the cheap foreign laborers
keep right on doing their work. Violence Is
freely threatened and serious trouble is
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-10-03

Mr.. Ignatius Donnelly, it is an
nounoed, viii shortly publish a book
which viii startle those who are inter
ested In the controversy regarding the
authorship of Shakespeare" 1t is said
he has found in the works Of Sir Fran
chs Bacon a cipher, which, applied to
@Shakespeare's" plays, proves beyond
aorbT that they were written by Bacon.
Without reference to Mr.. Donnelly's
researches, ii may be said that this same
thing has been often proved-to the sat
kfaction of the writers-but it does not
stay proved. Ingenious sp~eculations
may interest a few people and confuse
some. but the vast majority of lovers of
Shakespeare" throughout the world,
in generations past, present and TO
come, recognize no other mar than VII
ham Shakespeare.