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The New Year begins badly. Hardly
have we crossed its threshold before the tel
egraph brings US tidings of terrible disas-
ter on the rail, in which TWENTY-FIVE persons
lost their lives in the most horrible manner
conceivable. Pinned to the floor by heavy
weights, they were scslded and burned to
death. 1t would furnish some little conso-
iatlon TO know that the cause of the disaster
was one which no human foresight could have
prevented. But such was not the case. An
engineers forgetfulness caused 1t all. And
yet hs probably had lime card in his peck
ct or on his engine which, if be had consult
cd 1t, would have prevented all the misery
and sorrow that this disaster has entailed.
But he relied upon his memory and his
memory proved treacherous.
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First National Bank of Portland
Annual We ting.

The Annual Meeting of this Bank or the choice
Of Directors and tor the TRANSACTION of an, other
business, will be held at tie Ban on Tuesday
January Sth, 1884, at ten O'Clock in the f,renoOn'
WILLIAM Il. GOULD,
Iortand, Dec. Z, 1855. Cashier.
ueco eOdtd
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

We shall open Wednesday December 5h
stick OF Holiday Goods All novelties in Fchu Collars and
Em6roderd Hemsched Coored rdered
Pin and Leather Bags; Brush S Handkerchief Glove
Collar and GuT Boxes; PortemOnnas Hand Mirror
Broom and Cigar Eases smokers Ses
let's Crumb ses Tides; Pemery Bsque figures Vases FIR Pants:
Elegant French Fans &c Silk Dress Goods
prices for the next weeks. = ~
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Gen. Rosecrans, VIII, at the time that
Fitz John Porter was eashiered bel eyed his
punishment was deserved, has made thor
ough investigation of the circumstance of
the failure of Porter to support Pope az
has come to the conclusion that his former
opinion was incorrect, and that Porter has
for years rested under stigma which was
unjust. Gen. Rosecrans will therefore ad-
vocate the bill to restore Gen. Porter to the
army, and his military reputation will give
his support great weight. As we have he
fore remarked Gen. Porters case should be
decided strictly upon its merits. 1t is not a
partisan question. If he was wrongfuly
. convicted The country should make him all
the reparation in it's power
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S1.OO TO $4,000.

Gents Toilet and Shaving Sets
in Russia and Alligator Leather,
Infants Toilet Sets, Wall Pockets
with Br0O II in large variety.
Smoking Sets, Cigar Eases, Oder
Chests, Stanas, Cases, &c., Per-
fumes from all manufacturers,
Toilet Soaps, Toilet articles of Mi
descriptions, Solid Back English
BristIes, BIeached or Unbleached,
and other Hair Brushes from l5c.
t., $500 each, and many other ar
ticles that are all usefu Come
and see for yourselves. No trouble
to show goods.
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PORTLAND & OGOtNSBURG R. R. Co:
NOTICE.

FE'HE Annual meeting of the Stockholders AZ A..
Portland 4 Ogdensburg Railroad Comnsnv
VIII De be ~ az the office Of the company SIT Com
fifteenth cay of January 1884, at Ten ocIoct 10
tne forenoon to ehoo Directors FIR the ensuing
yea, ava o transact any Their business that NAV
legally come before the meeting '
Portland, Dec. 81, 1881. T. Oi ds~
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NAMED.

VOUNG man to assist On books must be good
Il penman ami accurate at figures. Address ia
own band giving references, BOX l7l4,
dec29dlw Portland, Maine.
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NV y - "a R7rTN

At0n"e; s FIRST. class siitchers on Mems
me caf goods, silk attn. Apply to
FOGG q YINAL. East Rochester, N. IL.
lanz dtS
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MEETINGS.
Eagle Sugar Refinery

THE Stockholders Of this corporation are hereby
notified that the annual meeiiug for choice Of
direct rs, AID tor ATTIC upon any ether hus ness
that may come before hem viii be he'll 1T he Re
hnery flee, Fore street.. Portland on TUESDAY,
the sigh,h day of January, 1884, at 3 o'cOca D. m
Jos. P. THOAPsON, Clerk
Portland, Dec 20, 1883. dec27dtd
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GiIbert'S Dancing Academy.

Glass in Wal ziug Monday and Thursday Even
ings. ltzng Matinee Christmas AFTERNOON com
me cling It 2.30 Assembly Cbffstmas evening"
tfue-dsy) ckets adnis ion to Matinee 81 cts.
Assembly 75 cts. Tickets for afternoon and even
ing Sl.O0. dsc19df
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Wanted.

A NY ladies' or young men who are out Of employ.
ment IN city or Country distance no ubjec.
tom Can have steady work vt their own homes all
IL good salary, no canvassing. Address Union
Manufacturing Co., Boston, Mass, 767 Washington
otr CT. deegsdlws
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Il. G. EVANS
Advertising Agency and Printers'
Warehouse,
aoe WASHINGTON ~,

Dealer In Wood and Metal Tyne and all kinds ~
Printers Materials. Advertisements inserted In All
paper in tbs United States Canadss Mt publishers
owest prices Send for estimates.
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WamfeA.

fE'HREE or four honest and reliable men to sell a
Il staple household article, in Cumberland Coun-
ty 10 the right parties we wi pay good 3 .lar,-
no commission IN our business. Apply, 80 " IDDI IL
ST., Portland Me. dec3idets
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Wanted.

SKIf LED Shoe Stitchers, HAMPERS, Closers on
~ and Button Hole ators None bat exper
fenced hands need ap, ly.
SHAW, COOLING & Co,
decz9diW 100 Middle Street,
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Annual Suee.i.g.

FeNHE Annual meeting of the Todd Non-Freezips
a lily rant Co, wi be held at tho office of o. X
Gerrish, Cent nnial Block SO Exchai ge St ON
Tuesday, lamar sth, at 10 o'clock M. for the
choice OF officers for he ensuing wear. ard any
m citing JOHN j. GERR1SIf. Secreta y. S'''N
Portland, Jan. 1884 isnla1vs
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81 Diamond ISLAND Lets, being all remain
citation for sale. Parties contemplating purchasing
in this beautiful summer resort i'll do well 10 cali
early and make selection. w. IL. WALDRON
1870 Middle ST dao11 colo, - y
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For Sale or 70 Lei

FENHE story brick house No. IL Or street near
Park, furnished with all the mo6ern conyen-
fences a lso for sale, if desired, the Carpets aid
part OF Furniture in said house. Inquire Of j. F.
X NDALL & CO., 119 Commercial street.
nov27 DIFF
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POrIIantl NEasOmie ReIief Ass.r.

The annual meeting of this Ce-po alton will be
ne d ut the Office # the Corporation, No. s5 Ex-
change st eet, on Tuesday, Jan &, 1884 at 7.3O
oetoek D NJ. for the purpose of eiecIirg offc, rs
LOT the ensuing year and for transm ng any
other business that may re brought b fors TIA
Corporation. Per order of the Directors
ALBkO L. CHASE,
JayZdtd Jerk
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FOR SALE.
For Sale,

III OUSE No. . India ST., corner Fore, also house
da with about twelve thousand fe laud Il 20uO).
also one Pew in Second Parish Church. Apply for
terms to WILLIAM WEEKS, on the premises
dec5 dina
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OFFICE OF
w. %. AME /,
81 Market Square,
10 TIE PUBLIC

If in want Of new furnace beg to direct your
attention TO the Kohler Hot Air Furnace It's SUI
per'ority over all others will demonstrate if you
Will call at my store. The following well known
persons hs, Q u Kohler;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
Mannlncturers and Laborors.

CINCINNATI, OHIO Sept l2.--The rela-
tIons Of manufacturers and laborers Of
this city have reached such condition
that the board Of trade has taken steps
10 secure Cancellation. It's efforts 30
FAR are fruliless. To-day ~ commits.
sIonefs had conference with tbs
mayor on THE subject, In the course Of
which the latter said that II was i'm
possible with the inadequate force NJ
his command 10 concede 10 the requeat
OF tho manufacturers and furnish
guards to accompany the workmen 10
aud from the shops. He had given
orders 10 the police 70 disperse men
gathering In crowds near the shops
where nonunion men were al work
To the suggestion that he should
employ special police the mayor
answered that the regular police had
not been paid since June and he
would not employ extra police while
that condition continued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A Waterman Murdered in Augusta,
Calls Body Saturated With
OF and Set on Fire.
A Woman Guilty of Infantioide Assessed
to the PenitentiarY for Ten
Years.
A nRurAL MURDER.

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. ia most
foul murder was committed last night
in the superintendent Office Of the
Augusta and Summerville street rail-
way in this city. A. M. Wales, an
aged white man and Waterman OF the
company, was found this morning dead
in the office with fearful confusion
on the back of his head and his body
burned to crisp. BY him lay pick
axe and an oil can, showing the terri
BILE weapon used TO compass the MUIR
der and the method used 10y which the
perpetrator endeavored to wipe out all
We .ige of the brutal deed. The body
bad been saturated with oil and set
on fire, burning almost to
cinders from the head
to the feet and burning hole into the
floor beneath him. The object evil
IDENTIFY was TO burn down the building,
and the conilagratiOn was only stopped
by the pools OF blood which saturated
the space about the dead mans body.
The desk near 10y was Dried open aud
S3s taken out. Mr.. Wales, who was
over sixty years of age, was making
his rounds of the premises at the time
and was probably about 10 wind his
watch at II o'clock, as the last
puncture in the dial showed half past
ten. There is no clew to the muir
dereTs. The murder was evidently
performed by some one acquainted
with the place. Two arrests have
been made. Much indignation is eX-
pressed in the neighborhoOd. The
1 coroDer's Jury commenced an inquest,
| but adjourned till tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Jesse Loving to leave his business for
q seat In the legislature. How these
gentlemen stand on the grass question
we do not know, us we have never
heard them discuss state issues, but
they will all be out at some of the
picnics soon and "rise TO explain
Up TO this date l2b. Douglass, our
present efficient sheriff, has no oppo.
sition. Neither has Iic Farmer for
district clerk nor a, Il. Andrews foT
collector of taxea. All the Others have
some one 10 remind them of their
responsibility TO the people.
Wash Jones announcement az n
candidate for governor has ELECTED the
general opinion here that he Ia not
near so formidable an adversary Rs lac
was two years ago. The prevailing
belief Is that George w. Is n first-class
demagogue, and occupies about the
same relation to Texas politics that
Ben Butler does IN the national field.
Greenbackers are not very formidable
In numbers, the Republicans will not
have MIN, and the Democrats are sat
isfied with Gov. Ireland, and where
the voters live who are TO elect Wash
is thing that "no Teller can find out. -
10 Harris OF WhitesborO sold his
pasture aud cattle on Elm creek In
Cooke county to-day TO Sam Lazarus
for $40 900 This is quite a big trans
action for these hard times but sam
has the money and Is solid on the cat
tie business This sale Is about the
profits of Harris transactions ia the
past four years and fixes him as one of
the lucky cowmen of Texas.
The fret shipmentof new crop cotton
from this place was made yesterday by
the firm Of A. Fulton d Co., 10 20 d.
rect TO Liverpool The purchase was
made by Mr.. II. S. Gernon Of the firm
OF Gernon & Go. of Liverpool,
who IL now here. He has inspected
all the markets in Texas and likes the
Sherman cotton best for his use. One
hundred bales went yesterday and Two
hundred follow to-day. The entire
Transaction IL said to embrace one
thousand bales at good prices, but exact
figures were not given TO your reporter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
RUSSIA.
THE NIHrLIsTs.

WARSAW, Sept. l2.-Thousands of
copies of nihilistic proclamation have
been circulated, signed by the central
committee. The proclamation says /:
In the struggle to sustain the people
against the rule of the car we ought
to have recourse to the same weapons
he uses. We have done justice to the
journalist Skiernipizyk, whose death
was wrongly attributed to the violence
of thieves. He was executed by us as
a spy. No traitor escapes The DO.
lice have failed to discover the source
Of the publication OF the proclamation
The police, however, seized n nihilist
at the railway station disguised as an
officer of the guard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
THIEF CAPTURED.

Special 70 tho Gazette.
FoRr SUPPLY, /. T., Sept. ia
young Engllshman named BlaReman
arrived here few days since with q
faded team and new top-buggy,
which he offered for sale at very low
figure. Suspicion was aroused and by
using the telegraph wire IL WAS sscer-
tanned that the outfit was stolen from
Dsford & Hughes OF Sterling on the
9th inst. They had offered reward
of 800 for the capture Of the thief and
team. Brakeman was arrested and,
though at first stoutly oenyiDg the
theft. finally confessed IL. Sheriff.
Godfrey came here aud this morning
took Brakeman and the team back 70
Sterling, Kan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-.
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods !;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere PlOws; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, ETC., etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs Tents and Wagon Sheets !;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

duty which every Demo-
IA nerform ut the present
he,'" must subordinate his ac-
~ interests of his party.
lug commended more
Than ] did against
s; ,natlon Of Gov. Cleveland.
~ cRY or DISTRESS
the country, and that
.nygs' me to arms for
oa,sooratic ticket. [Cheers. |
Hall was not au
sau ,,on to be governed by
l..a',,,S,ards or from man. 1t was
\ . y n,inciple beyond the revenge
u.,,lotism, beyond the dissatis-
y his loyalty. Under these
u,sster impulses you will
Tommany Is the old
!, the Democratic party and
y will stay. Long and con-
annlnuse Amid cheering
~ Seconded the resolution and
there were frantic cries for
Eslly.i That gentleman
w MS HEAD AND sPAKE NOT.
sairman ordered the secretary to
~ nil on the adoption OF the res
The result OF the vote was
rls, 81 nays.
rn,mittee was then appointed 10
arrangements for q grand rati.
" meeting, and after the call for
W. elections was read the meet.
|" uoorned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

presented his credentials yesterday to
the emperor, Francis Joseph.
Mr.. Francis In presenting his Gro.
dentiais alluded to the cordial rela-
tons existing between America md
Austria. The emperor's reply de.
clared that These relations were
founded upon firm basis. He ex-
pressed his desire that the cordial rels-
lions might ever be maintained he
tween the two countries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
ENGLAND.

ENGLISH fAPERs ON cANN1BALIsNf.
LONDON. Sept. 10. An animated
''ussion is going on in the newspa-
N, regarding the killing of the boy
IsAer by the survivors of the wrecked
ny Mignonette in order TO keep
~slselves alive. The balance of
ssioh decidedly favoIs the view that
@ case of justifisble homicide.
NJ prisoners were loudly cheered
@sfday when released on bail.
THE DoNCAsTER CUP.
sNDoN, Sept II The Doncsster
'ssss Won by Louis d Or; Lambkin,
~ oesian, third.
FAT WILL HAVE REVENGE
stggADoN, Sept. II I'm consequence
ue governments refusal TO insti-
me- fresh inquiry into the Maam-
,sS Az y, murder case in light of Casey
NJ, rhilbin's confession, the Irish
Igss IN parliament have resolved to
ar, with the Conservatives on the
mise mise bill when the measure comes
ssh AT the autumn session.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

A VICTORY OVER THE REBELS.

A VICTORY OVER THE REBELS.
CAIRO, Sept. l2.-Later dispatches
confirm the report of substantial vic
tory ofthe mudir of Dongola at Am.
bukol ever the rebels from Kordofan.
Recent advices report III Mahdi in
the south Of Kordofan, with an ar ny
OF $4,000, and that detachment Of
1000 has been sent 10 reinforce tie
army besieging l<hartoum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
SUICIDE or JAanss r.. sHrpaERD.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. II james
II Shipherd. long prominent In retail
business circles, committed suicide this
morning by hanging himself in the
garnet of his house A short time ago
lie was arrested for peculation from
MCCLELLAN d Co, whose millinery de
partment he managed. He was after
ward suspended from the Plymouth
church. The MCCLELLAN affair was set
tied but the disgrace drove HIM 10
despair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
Marine Intelligence

special 70 the Gazette
HAMBURG. Sept. l9.-ArriYed: Boz
hernia, from New York.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Sept. Y. The
mail steamer, /. q. Harris, sailed to-
day with GOOD passenger list, among
whom are Gen. Barney. special agent
Of the treasury department, Gen.
Bach, payIDaster OF the United States
army, DIR. II. CarrazO OF the Mexican
army who goes to the Pacific coast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
WAYLAID AND SHOT.
special 10 The Gazette.

FTETINI 10 IIN DNl'tH7I'
MARSHALL, TEX, Sept. y All
Hodges, employed by c. d. Kreiz on
his farm at Scottvllle, was waylaid
and shot last night. Albert Hill was
arrested on suspicion and has been
lodged In jail, charged with the shoot
ing. Others are supposed 10 be Inn
pllcated With him. They are all cpl
ored. Hodges wounds are painful,
though not dangerous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
IlrIdeea sMepl Anar al WhoIesaIe.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS, sept. II =
The water has fallen about six feet dur
ing the past twenty-four hOurs. From
the city side fifteen buildings were car
fled away aud from the south side
twenty. The city will Immediately
commence the reconstruction OF the
bridges. The bridges through the
country, without hardly an exception,
have been carried away. The loss Will
tc not less than 81 600 COO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
GUILTY or INFANTIomE.

TTFNIaI 70 0IIO y 'I1NEV'f
MARLIN, TEX, Sept. 10 THE jury
In flhe case OF the State vs.. Catherine
Shepherd. charged with infantlcide, in
me district court this evening, re-
turned verdict of guilty Of murder
in the second degree and assessed the
punishment Of confinement in the
nenltentiRrv for ten years. Alessrs.
Harlan & Wharton will move for a
new trial and in case the motion will
be overruled will spaal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
GERMANY.
NM MEETING rLAcE.

BERLIN, Sept. l2.-The papers here
state that arrangements have been
made for the three emperors to meet
at Count Henckels castle near Kat
tonritz in Prussian SJlesia. Emperor
William will start for the meeting
place Sunday evening. Prince Bis
msrck, Count Herbert Bismarck and
Gen. Albedyll will accompany him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
AusrRIA.
a BAND OF FoRGERs.

~. BAND OF FokHEhS.
4, .sNNA, Sept. 12,-The police have
y ssered a band Of forgers, consists
,iather and seventeen children.
ls,s' mole party is connected with the
TIE AMERICAN MINISTER.
n. 81 MA, Sept. l2.-John NJ. Frau
''us American minister to Austria,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
a SHOOTING AFFRAY.

NNNNNNNNs
SHERMAN, Ten, Sept - AT 1890
O'Clock tonight Dan Thomson was
shot and almost instantly killed by
Jot Guntsr. Thompson had opened a
new saloon, and an attachment was
levied, by the Racing associs-
ton iof which Gunter is presi-
dent, upon 1t this afternoon.
Since the house was closed report
saws that Thompson had made threats
against the life OF Gunter and he was
warned that Thompson intended to
kill him the first opportunity. This
in connection with the fact that when
the officers closed the saloon Thomp-
son came out to his buggy in
the front of the Binkley house with
his shot GU in hand and cursed Gun
ter who sat at the hotel put him thor
oughly on his guard and he proceeded
TO defend himself as above stated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
EVENTS ABROAD.
|coudition at Naples Improved
M every Hand is the Appear
ance of Mourning,
IN Of the King of the Sandwich
|ri, Among the Cholera Stricken
in Naples.
. fhree Emperors Decide Upon
nr Place Of Meeting in Prus-
sian Silesia.
CHOLERA.

on SPREADING IN SPAIN.
slD, Sept. l. The cholera is
g,eading. Two children died at
anretto to day OF a disease sup
,dto have been cholera. At Elche
lfresh cases and four deaths are
-ated since the last account. At
eldo there are seven fresh cases.
CHOLERA IN THE WEST INDIES.
ottawa, ONT, Sept. II "A private
BIZ received here dated st. Vincent,
dah West Indies, Aug. IL. says that
ollie ship arrived at st. Lucia from
DO with thirty-two cases of Asiatic
slera on board, twenty-seven Of
.eh died.
PRINCE DOWN WITH CHOLERA,
NAPLES, Sept. l2.-As King Hum
Il was passing the prison yesterday
]. inmates raised a loud shout, pray
4 ,to be set at liberty. Among those
agerously i'll with cholera is the son
King Kalakaua Of the Sandwich
Ands.
THE CONDITION Al NAPLES.
ROME, Sepe. 12.-Italy has abolished
Quarantine against cholera on the
anch frontier. King Husnbert has
ven $4,000 for the relief OF cholera
atTers in Naples. The condition of
iirs in Naples continued to improve
nnghout last night. Wooden huts
b building for the shelter
the poor and sick. The
rehended meat famine has been
sled and the strike of the butchers
been settled. Public assistance is
10 TO the small dealers who have
ruined by the epidemic. The
close ct o'clock. The city
where presents mounful appear
Strong gloom prevails. King
hbert declines 10 leave the city.
ROME HEALTHY.
ZONE, Sept. l2.-The general health
he city is excellent. The Catholic
Espapels write in eulogistic terms
The bravery of King Humbert du-
|lg his visit to Naples. A public
description is being taken in Milan
present King Humbert with q
edal in commemorative of his visit
Naples.
A DAYS RECORD.
RoME, Sept. l2-TO-day's ofiicia
lhetin of the ravages OF cholera dur
q. The last twenty-four hours in thC
.rlous parts of Italy is as follows:
naples, city-Fresh cases, 500
Naples, province-Fresh cases, 80
BATHS, 10.
BeTgamo-Fresh cases. II: deaths, /
bologna-Fresh cases. 20; deaths, 0
CCunes-Fresh cases, IL; deaths, ..
Caserta-Fresh cases, %; deaths, 7.
yenoa-Fresh cases, ); deaths, 10.
aassa Carrava-Fresh cases, 6
parma--Fresh cases, 8; deaths, :.
heggio Emilia-Fresh cases,
BATHS, /.
BATHS, 497.
n AN AMERICAN DONATION.
NOME, Sept. II -Wm. w. Aston
4 american minister To Italy, ha
.gcrlbed $1,000 to the fund for the re
OF the cholera sufferers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Wagon Bows; WheelbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; Strowbridge'
broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Har-
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire StretcherS
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennesaw Water Elevators, etc.