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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
aanero,e GrpebitfOn.

0rtDs sOrIsuns, s. Qprtl.- Das Sc
riot, btsfqs @ubaHer Bdtteu bic Ibfdt &C.
babt, ft6 osm General aguero au,uI9IteBeu,
III Al abgei6mndt, nm 9laubsn 3u bsrolez
men. Gguero mar fretlttl Dor etDa etuem
giOnat bier, Gngebltd, In itd gBafieu 3u
osrI6afisn; &c ift tuOsden ntht bstanHt ge
morbsu, Oh Rr 8afieH gefaHft bat. 9a ibm
ttn idIehter Guf OOraugegaugeu mar, 10
faHb er bier fir ietu Borbaben penta oter
gar fetne @ruutbtguug, Die bteiigeu bers
OOrrngeubsH &ubauEr fiuO BON BsriOusu, bic
on bar Spies Der rspHbltiantiden Rsgtsruug
feBeu, Dor t6m aemarut por6en. Wau ueuut
ibu bier siueu Sdutublsr, Der Hur ietue etc
gsreu TslBfiadtisen !9pede orrfuIgr. Su
bteiiger Staot bsfiubsr fG ettua 5000 ers
trQ6isne Gubauer, bic stusr Bebsguug,
bur6 psIGe 6te unabbdugtgtett @uba's ar
rsi6t ngrosn t6uute, iOfOrt tbrsu 8stfaHb
Istaeu pIrbfu, Qber fetuer berielbgH min
NIT GgusrO gtwas Al ihaffen babeu.ss
Reps2B a, 6la., z. aprtI. - Die bret
Rduuer, meIGs ben Sboouer ySbaDers"
(uidt gSboters," rpte oaS Sabr5eug btBber
trrtbGmItdb genaHut nurbG Oou Cuba bier
Der 3uridbra@tau, iiub BON 0ithter 0ode
bis mOr8su is uutsr $500 8irgi4uft gefeIt
poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
Die 0tranttpDrtlt@fett fur Die
.GrfrfO@ SGdtdffrpbhe.

Rbeeltnq, @.sSa,, Z. Aprtl. - It9s
ter SndiOu BON 8uuOesbtErtfts 8sttbte
0erurtbeiIte bsuts 9aUiO 8. SslIer, 2ooteH
bes 8amSfers .SctOtO." pelhss Sabr,eu9
am 4. Sult 1882 bel D(tugo, Sunfttou, o,
pou bem 3ampfer sSohu Gomas" In ben
@runb gebobrt purbs, poOurd uisle ReHz
ideu INNS 2e6sn fameu, su 1pet Sabreu
2udtbaus uuo elmer 9flbbnBa BON $500.
Seller uurbs oor etltdsu 8odeu bes Eubts
T6Tooa iibprfibrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
Der nHteraGne beS DampferS Da'
MEL SteimmdnTt."

buItfo I, VIC, Z. Aprtl. = DIE aunt
Iide lnterIuhuug iiber ben uHtergaug bes
8ampfers D8nutcI Ststumann" uabm beuts
Dor bar biefgsu Rartusbel6rbe tbreu auz
fang. Die brst aerettsteu Baiiagtere Dars
hSu nts 3euqeu psrnOmmeH uno er3dbIteu
TIRE bsrsits mttQet5eiltRn @rlebutfie pibrea6
6ss Stifibru6s. Sie ftimmtsu ilmmtlta
ba6in iibereiu, bas Der &apttdu stn uidtsr'
ner pfltftgstrsRer 9ianu mar, unO Od6 its
tetne Erunteubsit inter bsr Wtauui61ft be-
merfteu. Gtne 2si6suI6au Uuroe heute be
aiglth Der uuf SambrOsSSIauo beftIbltaeu
2etden QebaItRn, uub bic Surf CAB ben
Eubriprud y3ufdnig ertruufsn" ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
BOO etue aetptffenlpfe aurn

gfobtIe, aIa., z. april. - Sumes q.
CAMP, nEIdsr elmer armeu Btttue bas
Saus iiber bem Ropfs an3iubete uub etu of.
ftues @tfduSuis a6legte, ift pom ben Sc
ifuorsnsn, Dor oeutu sr pro3siFrt pur0s,
frstgeiprohsn tu0rbtH. Gs bErri9t gro6e
gutrifuEe iibsr bas Ssr6ttt Der SHrp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08

Gle uaaeu 90 niGt an BEN Raie pou Or.
Buu's ,SuisH' Ssrup7 az rittela. Eau.
isnbs babeu TIN srprObt uub SauisubsH bat
Ct ollie ssBra&t. Su isosr apot5sIs Ju 90
ben, BrsIs g5 Gents, 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
.Gar0Patfbe aabeIberiAte.
Die amtriIamifBs gRffTOnsf6uEt in Hrms

niEH.
QonbOn, :. Gprtl.-2orb gbmuuS 6tes
maurice, uuterIetretdr bes GusnGrttgeu, sr.
iI6rte bsute i'm llnterbaule, Ct babe tetne ges
naue RdhItdlt bs3iiglttb Der amerttaRtidJsH
g(tiftOusihulen In Armeuieu, mifIe le6O4,
baB ameriiaAiiGe RtltoHGre ~ Setiis aus
gegriffsu rrorbsn istsu Inb baB maH t6uen
3u Sujebiu Die @r0fuuug elmer S9ule per-
boteu babe. 6erRer piiis man, SaB bic SGus
len 3u .Baus sgeIdlofieH mor6su leteu. 8te
amsrtEHntihe Regierung babe oem brtttilsu
SeihGftstr6ger fiir ben BON tbm BEN Gulertz
faHti9su @eiaHbteu g8Qllacs in SoufaHttHOz
psl tn Der froglt1eu QngeIegenbeit geletffeteu
&etfaRo gebantt. 9orb 9uffsrtu, ber brttI'
idJe geaubts in GOufanttnopeI, babe Der
Bforte ueusrbtugs rpteeer 8orftsuuuaeu iiber
Die Rotbpsubiatsit sur amsIiOrattou Der gu.
ffaHbs In furbifau nab ST Auat0lten &c
mad5t.
Ets uniprrhtdtSs Regatta In gnsEans.
9uHbOH,7. aprtl.- Ste Ruoerregatta
apiideu ben 8ootsmnuui6aftsn Der llutuers
iitdttu SrfOrO uuo Cambridge, rpslds ur'
IpriiugItd auf lesteu Samifag feItgeieBt mar,
jebo6 auld6Itd1 csS &obss bes Brtn3eu 2eus
ppIb nsrIhtbsu murSe, fanb beute intif1eu
BUtneg uuS gOrtIate auf Der SbemIs ftatt.
8as g8ettGr mar regRertia uub nur nsutge
3HIhauer marin aupeieHb. Die @ambrtoz
ger Rauui6aft trug nit Ietdtsr QtiiBe beu
Sieg bGoou.
Die Ssb0rSe muroe beute bsnadrtdttgt,
buB bic 8buamttsr pGbrsH6 Der IbpeIeubett
bss GbsmissBoIi;etbOOts, tpeIdss ub9sihtft
tporosH mar, nm Der rlutoeCfitdts Rsgatta
bet3uDObuEu, etueH Sanofreth aUsSuftibreH
bsabftdIttgteu. grtra Badeu tpurOsu bet
allen 8rgteruugsgsbaubsu uufgeffsut.
Gin EunGmititbiff.
2oRboH, z. aprtl. - Gin ttaItsuti6es
BabrSeug, auf peIheT iid 90 Souuen 8g'
uanit baTin0eu, Itsgt bel Gibraltar Dor I'm
Ter unb Utrb rpegeu gemtiier IlursgeImGBtgs
tsttsH In ietusu BaptereH bort 3uriidgebaI'
ten.
&panicn
giabrib, z. &prtL. - 8a8 Obergert6t
bat bic GppeQattou BEG DIRECTORS beS Sour=
mails ygl BorUentr," stue8 Organs 3OrtQa's,
Usrporisu. Der 9trsttor, f0pte oer Rablts
trur ienes Slnttes, nur6en ruegsu BeIstoiz
gung 6eS gt0utgs Qlf0uo iu adltidbrtger
Saft 0erurtbetlt. Der Director be8 SoHrs
nails 81 BrogreO" Ia am leBteu Samfage
Derb0ftst Uoroeu, neil leue8 SOuruaI etueu
Gus3ug aus ben gBerfsu UlaCauldg'S iiber
S6ntgsmorb Oer0fsutIihte. 8te 3Ust Re-
bnfteEre lene8 8Iattes iino eutfobeu.
Die BibiIiffru.
Bftsrsburg, Z. Gprtl.-0ie titr3ltfs
Serbaftung be8 BGrfeu GubrOpttof uHO beS
Srn. Sengbetl, Auiiebers Der Beter5burgsr
BuIUsrmibIen, uHter Der Guttuge be5 gtt5t
ltFmHs mndt bier grOBes Gufisbeu. gad'
riGteH aus Buridau ergsbsH, baB Der iitl-
lid III BetrOtUfi, Boleu, srmOrbete B0lt3et
iptou 3ur 3ett istneS EOSss geWtfeH EtbtIt
fteH auf Der SpUr mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
u EUsT TAEDTER5s
Denffehea @fmbermehl.


Gteie3 paI55trd5mte gr6parat cutbslt aIs 5ur
Eueg3uu5 p9H TIejI5 GHChH, 0Iut, WlusttIu uHa
Icmit rou acrpertraft eri0gbEtlthgH &tlaRet5cas,
urD BDar ta elmer fur Itftef BE 8croauuH5 8catsHftsn
Ecm. Boa ben aH3sisbeHfcH UcrteH IL b7nt5s
aI5 bsr bsife ur5 luDerSiH3its GrI1B f1s Nuitfr5
Mild aHcgtJHnt uug dl5 ~ Butr5Bjtfa anabrunl57
mtttel flr Ueine un0 UlbiaUCs GtHefr, l27ts tut
Qr1nfe au1 Gsreicrbs uuEf15iea mcrsIH. 9feu@
Tsaerser'S 1eutihcE GtH0crHtfI TT fetuess
tuces eiue WeoIIin. iCHtrH Elm tETnabruugsS
miftgI. W.sea ieins5 beteutaa2su GabTpert95,
lout2 rfssu ir!rer .tthtaa groaEItHtstt fetasp
zrnadbaftisfstt urs itHsIaH GGina3ue tH5 3lut
lie blg asuanuse qtnBgrWe5I bngl5h4 beuIeai3eN
a.tra GebT7uh emnfeblen, tts on GtrgauuHg g6i6Dabs
ag5 taraus sriff-5sHber uuJuEcsasrber GrH6bruns
an trf9rn StrTugtia, an slGiarmuib, ftLlfisr
RPugtslz 1bcr " tr EuphgBsHguu1 unb Nebgli5gm
lsilsu. SUu'I ptr5 c5 bciuEcsr5 gum Gebzagh far
z5g5.lrsa, a-a5eE In iaHegsm ggah5ibum. fgDte fur
iclBt aiubr, bic aaIasE 90 io3GuanutaH recppdt4u
glebgrH" FIbeg, un5elsgeHtith empigFlCH; ierueE
far Cg5pgstEisr, 9rauh uu5 geneisnse In itUtm
Gtaitum iopts fur Gggazitua&e uH5 Grih5Pfis.
g1t iebleapgr, gBSr siat gutter nab ggUu8gngsT
WRttez5aiI9 tt ea5 RinbermeEE Der etn;igc
GucrtGnHte Qrfel sar HatlrLt5sn gabruns Ga5
Saa8.n55. gual2tb 70 g5 has Etate zEugmtuH
tac Eetnen 9tst8 ,,5Nutmets ptnp platHt,"
6roua5e StaFtBOe un6 GEtHbermDIega. gu bss
Ben N alien Gset5eitV. Ggsts 90 Seats per Batfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
Nuut3tpalDablert.

Srt6qeport, Conn.,, 7. aprtL. - Die
8smofraten erDGbtten bier 6a5 gauie Staots
tidet, nit 4HsHabme bes StaOtf4retbers.
Sartfor6, Conn.,, 7. aprtl. - R. 9.
8uItsIsp (Rep.) nnr0e bsute nit $50 Sttme
men Rsstbett iiber ben 0enOfrateu S0slpa
gum Ra9or erpibIt.
@oIumbus, O., 7. IpriL. - @agcn.
pGrtigeu an3eiden mad babeH bic Repubs
ltEaner baS gau3e Stabtttdet erDdbtt uuo
bebaupteu bic @ontrOle iiber eeu StGbtratb.
Sn EoIsbO ma6ten bic 8epubltfauer ebeu.
faus bstrd9tIi4s @eUtnufte.
Calais, Re., z. april. o. Rur.
die fpur6e beute auf's Reue gum Dtagor er=
mGbIt. Gr ertteIt etue RHiOrttdt 0ou 146
Sttmmtu, tp6breub ct i'm IsBteu Sabre etae
Rehrbeit BON 1853 Sttmmeu bate. Die De,
motraten ermdbIteu gum erfteu ItaIe lett
oteleu Sabren stnen alderman.
Gaf 5agtuOm, Ntd., Z. Ipril. -
8epublitnnsr srmdbItsu ben giQ9Or (409
Stimmsu Rebrbettl, stnsu 5rtebeusrtdtsr,
isths oou ben aGt Nlbsrmeu, is9s S6uItuz
ipsttOren un6 brei Supsrotorsu; bic Demo.
fratsn ben Shabuetiter (639 Sttumeu
gtehrbett), 3pet aIbermeu, bret ShRltuIpet'
tOren uEo bret Superoii9ren.
GIebeIaub, o, 7. 4prt(.-Dte Stabt.
DabI usrfrt6 rubtg. 8OGfaubtge Ssrtdte
rperbsu erft ipdt beute Pa6t Oorltegeu. Dte
RepnbIitauer erpdhlten ben Botbsts Commit
iir, Stusr &Ummtfdr uuO 8trettor Der
&afermerRs uub bennIpruhsn bic GrDdb'
Iurg BON 20 aus 80 StaStratbsmttsIte6eru.
Ste nerben js6OG feiue RajOrttdt i'm uid'
ffen Stabtratbe babeu, Deuu ile nt4t p
Mitt9lieber erndblen.
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4s. GOuaree. - GrRe sitnns.

GpnDerfF'S GHtrGs aRf Estesrretnfdbruns SeS
8onj0aeS NIT fEGppsr RaiOritit i'm 9aufe
psrporfGn.-ssine RseuFtioneer SbudppSs
Stsuer. - Gnndbmt Der SIair'fcbs sAulz
SiQ i'm &euars
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
ZOE p OrPer gReartAten. .

Ren gurt, Z. GprtI. - Da8 fiebeus
f6dtQe gpartementbaus ytr. 223 uub 225,
Sf>17. StraBe, fiug bsute tur3 Dor RIttaq
Ssuer uub nurSe gr0Bteutbet[s 3erf0rt. Tiau
itdtt bsu SsrIuff nRf iiber $50, 600. Die
IA Bamilisn, iDslas bas pans bcpp5Hteu,
tpurbsn nit fnopper gfOtb, jsboG uu0srlaBt,
gerettet. Der Sei3er uu0 Der YRaIhtntit oes
@ebduos8 nur6en ourdl etneu faIleuOeu Gle
5utor bsrltBt. Cine bon bem gSellsDiiss Dos
ipttal" mad Der 8ranofdtte etlenoe ambu-
lana idlug unterfpsgs nm, uu6 Gommifidr
Brennan, iprpie Or. Rutberforb, Die Iih Ia
bsm FubrUerle beianOeu, erIttteH letdlte
Serlebungeu. Sic Benobner, uHter oeneu
fd Trau SanFor6, etne &odtsr oss grz
@0uperusurs Soffmau, befin6et, biiBteH
lire game 5a6e Elm. Der BaTdtutfi oeS
9stGubss In g3Htdl Sre6," rUeldber, ais &c
In 9ieufeH bee Rt9ter5 San SrHut Iu Ban.
&ttgs fanO, giOiber uub DougtaB, bte Sat,
fiibrer Don Charlie SOB, t0btete.
- Die rgtew'gortsr @sutruI5abu" nurbe
bsute Sur 3ablurg BON $l3, l91 an ytatbtt6a
8aulttId Usrurtbeiit. Der SUB Der RldBe.
rim purbs OOr siutger 3stt 3pIideu Dem
YsrrOu stuss BabHbOfes uuO eiusm BaSSoH
3ermalmt.
- @rs@enaralpofmetfer E5oR {. Same8
tff mad 8nlbtugton abaereiR, mn BET Beer
biguug bes @eiaubtsn 5unt bstjuuObusu.
- Sin 3uiammeuhoB sratgHste ft bsEte
jtptIheu ben Ssriep' '@ttuer EabrboOteH Su6'
iou=gttp" unb yRep. Serfee." 8siOs babrs
ssuge nurbeu bsidaOigt, inosfieu euttameu
idmmtItGe BeIiOueu, bts f9 an Saro bsfauz
ben, unUerIsBt.
- Der BON Frnu @oleuSer, stusr Rthte
bee Usrforbeusu BbtIaEt6rOpsH Ssui. 5ttb,
siugelsttets BrOis6 CUR umROBung 0eS 5tt4's
Ideu Gsiinmeuta, melGes stpa $500, 600
fir tpObltbdtige 3psGe permadIt, uabm beuts
Ieiusn Aniaug. Rldgeriu babuuptet, Der Orb
Ioffer iti ;ur 3sit be9 Gufisbeus bee Gsfta'
msuts uibt 3urednuHgsfdbig gspsfsu.
- gsp. Rufien, Delher am "A. Ylar} tn
BrooiIpn istne f5sGu uub fh ielbit id0B,
fiarb bsute i'm 6OtSttal. Die 6raa gebt Der
&eusinug sntgsgaz.
- Die lutRerii6e ct. Bstersfir5e an Der
Gde Der 46. SsFaBe unb 2sringt0H 4UsHus
Fiug beute 4bszb Feuer un6 nurbs fan total
SsrfDrt. 9au ssrmntbst 8rauSftftuug. Der
SsrIuft pirb suf $25, 900 gsfBdst.
- 8te bieFge Bolt3et BAT SsfebL ua4
einem 13siabrigsR RuabeE, glGmeHs G5os.
Btlttugtou, Su iudeu, peiGsr bHrd etHeu
SItmndsE, gaueus Sac. Rtls, aus B5tIa.
OeIpbiu eatfGbrt Uub hisgbsr gebra&t pOroeu
isiu iou.
- 8as beuts aus 9iBsrpoOl nugelommsne
8cGi6tff st BauI" braGte bic RanuEhaft
6tr pan gBiImingtous R.'G., mad SRu, @u1z
lamb, bsfimmfsu nsTpsgii9Su Barrie Bar
noss." fpsI9ss Sakr3sHg um 8. UlSrS i'm tn.
feubEu 3ufiauoe Guiqeaebeu muC0e,
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Die SituatiOu auf Cuba.

Rem-Y YOrf, 7. Aprtl.-@tn pom 3. 90.
WIts. bnttrter 8risf aus SaOauua f6t(bert
Die SadIoge auf @uba ale eine ieSr oiitere.
Ser SuiurgeHteufibrer 9arau fol- i'm Su.
Hereu etue Sduar iOgeuauHtsr SduotteH -
pte bte Spanier bic SuiurgsRtau bejetduau
orGaEtfireu, uno an6ere Suiurgeutau.
bGuptItuge in DsridteOsneu gsaeuOeu Der
SuisI IammsIu anbduger. Rau iirdtet, OaB
bte be0orfsbsuosn &OrteSpableu uarGbeu
0sranlaTisn perbeu Die QutOnomitsH ge-
ntnusn INNER mSbr an Stdrfe, uub bic
@onisroatioeu perbsA i6wdher, 6a Die Spa.
uisr einisbsn, baB bic SnIsl rututrt Deroeu
pirb, i'm Soue bic gegeumdrtige Btrtbidaft
fortbnuert. Die Commsr3teIe Sage geialtet
fd5 tdgIIb idltmmer, bic SUOufrts ltsgt
bnrnieosr, In0 ale gBertbpnpiere fHO anf
bebeufltd5e gBeiIe aefafleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-08
CtRrtiaifht anarhLatn.

gBtsn, 2. Iprtl. - Gin aHqr9Ef, Raz
min8 3iffe, tt gu Sriun, Dtdbrau, Usrbaf.
tel rporbsn. @r Ia angstlagt, @etb our for
beruug Der IO;tulifiI6su RrOpagaHba bIrd
S6Dtubsl erlaugt ;u babeu.
Erteff, z. gpril. 49, @tle Bonnie srpto.
btr!e pdbrsnS Ser oergaEgeueu Radt uaBe
6tr btefgen &aisrue. Riemaub DHrbs Uer'
lGtt.
gBier, Z. GprtI. - Gin ShHeiSsr. 0a-
mems kraI, it psssu SO4UsrTatb8 1u iHuf'
iabriger 9aft Osrurtbetlt mOrbeu. St bate
isiusu eigeusn BaB an cen WeuaeEm0rSsr
SEGmnf1er fihPrtrnnRn.
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BnibtngtOu, 7. aprtt. - Sun 9 {.
nate purbe 8Iatr's Bin Iber uutsrfIt.
3uug bes SduIUsTeus mtebsr apfseuOmmsn.
SenatOr 8rOpu BON 9sOrgta fpra8 fiir Die
gi0
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2OHboH, Z. aprtG. - Sin ttaItsutides
BQBrSeug, auf rpsIdem iiG 90 EouueH 8g'
uamit beitnOeu, Itegt BET Gibraltar Dor I'm
Ter unb Utr6 pegeu gewtfer llursgeImdBtgs
tettsH In ietusu BaptereH bort 3uriidgebal'
ten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
PARDON ED.
Gev. Ireland Pardons Emil Francois,
Whose Sentence had Expired
Within Two Months

GALVESTON, Ten, Aug. 1.-THE
habeas corpus case Of Emil
Francois, who was sentenced to
five years In the penitentiary under
the miscegenation law OF 1858, came
up for hearing before Judge Sabin In
the United States district court to-day.
The proceedings in the case were
cut short by the announcement made
by Attorney. General Templeton that
Gov, ireland had to-day granted II full
pardon to Francois, restoring him to
citizenship, and Immediately discharg-
ing him from custody. Thos J. Goree
superintendent OF. the penitentiary, as
respondent TO the writ of habeas cor
pug, made answer TO the effect that
Francois was no longer In his keeping
whereupon Judge Sabin dis
missed the writ and en-
tered the costs against the state
Francois has been litigating aud con
testing the validity Of the law UNI
der which he was sentenced ever
since he entered the penitentiar.
nearly Ave years ago. His time would
have expired the 4th of October next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
ArAMLY ouARRKL.

MUscATIsE, Iowa, Aug. liza ter
rible tragedy occurred near Rochester,
Cedar county, Saturday afternoon.
Charles zimmerman Of Muscatine. and
w. Riddle Of Rochester, left Musca-
tine Saturday with their wives
and one child Of each. for Rochester.
The party were In the same wagon and
got into family quarrel. zimmerman
finally put Riddle aud his wife and
child out and told them they could
walk to Rochester. He afterwards re-.
Tented and took Ia the woman aud
child. On passing the party Riddle
later ordered them 70 halt, and on
their refusing he nred 1t thena with Z
double baSrelsd sh0t7gun. Amper'
man WAS Instantly killed a 50
0ud shot took - effect ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
ALMOST FREE.

ST.. Louis, Mo, Aug. ia noted
criminal came very near gaining his
liberty here this afternoon, IL not EN-.
tlrely escaping the clutches of the law.
The friends of George Vincent, the no.
torious English forger, who has been
in Jail since last February, when he
attempted to swindle bank here, APP
parently TO take advantage Of the fact
that temporary judge was presiding
the criminal court, pressed his bond
for So, 900, and asked Vincent's release.
The Judge, believing the security
to lie oil right, accepted the
bond and ordered the release
Of the prisoner. but suspicious chief
Of the police made hasty exsmi-
nation OF the bonds Of
fered as security and found them
worthless and just as Vincent was
walking down the steps of the court
on his way to freedom, he was nabbed
and returned to prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
Visited b. IIocuats.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. ll.-Late adj
vices from Vera Cruz, Mexico, say
that myriads OF locusts have appeared
In that state, and notwithstanding
that immense quantities Of them have
been killed, = great destruction ~
crops has resulted. In YucAtan and
Southern Mexico hundreds u square
miles Of country are covered with the
pestn and cOsp. grass and other crops
are utterly destroyed. II v aald that
10 thou1anda ~ fnsnlliM depeudent
npop tho ANAL CROPS VIII heve y -
s1pl,osted ~ ths eovssnnsne asfE'e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
CALVIN a. nnEwsrnn,
Special TO tho Gazette.

Special 10 tho Gazette.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx, Aug. ll.--
Col. John Il. Haynes Of Brownsville
Is here working up a scheme to run a
Republican candidate for congress and
Is trying to induce Calvin a. Brewster,
deputy collector Of customs at Ia.
redo, to become candidate, IL IL not
certain whether that gentleman Will
run or not. Calvin q. Brewster of
Laredo is In tho city aud says he will
only become candidate Of the Repub-
licans II a convention Is held as lac
will not run independent. He has re-
ceived solicitations from all portions
of the district. He prefers n stronger
man but II nominated wall run.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
Tho Aucien, Order Of Drulds.

ST.. LOUIS, NO., Aug. 1.-The forty
fifth annual conclave Of the supreme
grove OF the United States Ancient
Order OF Druids will be held here to-
morrow. A large number Of supleme
officers and delegates have already ar.
rived and tonight we're given recep-
ton at the Druids' hall. Acting Mayor
Parker delivered an address Of well
come aud the remainder Of the evening
WAS given up TO music and recitation
and social enjoyment. The regular
business session will begin tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
Postmaster.Gen. Greshalu.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ll.--Postmas-
ter-Gen. Gresham will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for Hartford, Conn.
and Springfield, Mass, on an official
visit to the paper manufacturing es-
Adjustments OF those cities. which are
making the stationery for the post
Office department. The stationery
used In the various branches Of the
department Is TO be tested. Already
the registered package and dead letter
envelopes have been tested and found
to resist but fifteen pounds pressure
when they should resist thirty pounds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12

at = public hanqnet In Boston. / need
not assure the gen tlemen who conn ose
these clubs, Of the very great pitns-
ure II would give me 10 be
their guest. 1 appreciates most
fully the Kindness OF tho Invitation
and Il II with siucere regret that / md
myself unable 10 indicate day when
my engagements would permit me to
leave Maine. l am eure, how
ever, y fes 81 CO aslen ID rot
needed to teepen the interest Of
Massachusetts In the impending ma
lonai contest and for myself no
hospitality could add 10 nv
sense Of the Kindness which
IL have received on 10 many
occasions from tho c,tixens OF your
state. I am, gentlemen, with great
respect. Yours truly.
Stgned JANIS a. nl.AINE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
A PERCEPTION TO nurLlsl,.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE friends
OF Gen. Butler will give public re-
ception to him August 80. The COM
mittee includes Il. Post, John Swinton.
y. b. Thufber and II. ID. Moulton. 1t
was resolved 10 ask Chas. A. Dana,
Thos. b. Connery and John Kelly to
join the committee.
jus. b, Reilly OF this city was to-day
nominated for congress by the Demo-
Gratis OF the Fifteenth district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
A War Ia Rates.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. 1.-THE
west-bound passenger rates are badly
demoralized here. Tickets to Kansas
points are selling for So, cut Of nearly
SO. A party Of 2s3 persons from East
ern Indiana passed west to-day, travel
ing TO points In Southwest Kansas, for
which they paid Sl2 each. cut OF
GO per cent. Eastern rates are also
being cut, tickets being sold at reduc-
ton OF two and three dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
AN UNpRovoKED ASSAULT.

Special 10 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Ten, Aug. lie. W..
Oden is the manager of the Singer
Sewing Machine company at this
place. Saturday night three or four
men entered his sleeping apartment
and assaulted him in most cruel
manner. Several men have been Ar
rested and the case is In process OF
trial. Various causes have been as
signed for this disgraceful occurrence,
which will he developed wheil the
particulars will be given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
Knights Of P,thias.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Aug. 1.-The first
grand encampment Of the uniform
rank Knights Of Pythias will be held
In this city this week. Extensive
preparations have been made for the
reception Of the visiting knights, and
the city Is gaily dressed this morning
to welcome the guests who are begin
ming to arrive. Divisions are expected
from all the principal cities and towns
In the state aud large delegations from
Indiana, Michigan aud Canada.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
Death Of . Journalist.
epecial TO the Gazette.

BpeclhI 70 Inc UHxetH'
SAN SABA, TEX, Aug. 11.-Yester-
day afternoon at 4:l5 Theodore Cady
OF San Saba News died with . stroke
Of apoplexy. He never spoke after he
was attacked. He had had two light
attacks before and WAS warned TO be
prudent and temperate or 1t would re-
suit 10 his death. Mr.. CAdy was Z
Canadian and moved 70 Michigan and
from there 70 Texas. He hAd roeided
"a BAN 6abA about one ~ oT, md va
doing we'll With kis paper o,ld VA
well thought of here 1e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
DIR. Bali Sues the Herald.

Boston, MASS, Aug. ll.--George Il.
Smith, as counsel, brought lible suit
against the Herald for Rev. DIR. Ball,
of Buffalo, on account OF the article
printed regarding him In the issue OF
Sunday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
NeMspapers Consolldated.

DENVER. Col, Aug. 1.-THE Den
yer Republican and the Denver Trib-
une, the leading Republican news
papers of the state, consolidated to-day,
the new paper to be known as the
Denver Tribune Republican. 1t will
remain Republican in politics and will
support Senator N. p. Hill for re-
election. The editorial and business
force OF the Republican will conduct
the new paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-12
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
An Indiana Boy Accidentally Shoots
His Brother and then Kills
Himself
Oarrion Birds Lead to the Discovery Of
the Decomposed Remains
of Suicide.
A Family Quarrel at Musoatine Ends
With Murder and Proba-
BILE Lynching.
suIcIDED IN A CEMETERY.

Special 10 the GaLette.
HOUsToN, TEX, Aug. 1.-THE re-
mains of the old man, Herman Guen'
Eel, who so mysterlously disappeared
from his home here about week ago
was found this evening in Glenwood
cemetery. The old man had crawled
into dense thicket in secluded cor
ner of the GENE terry and swallowed the
fatal dose that terminated his life.
The body was in an advanced stage OF
decomposition and would probably
never nave been discovered had 1t not
been for the carton birds that sur
rounded il.