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BERLIN, Aug. s.-.The German Govern
uent has sent Granville, The British foreign
minister, the declaration Of the captain OF
The provision cutter, Diedrich, that the YES
eel was pillaeed in the North sea by four
English fishing smscks and that the pilot
and cook, who resisted the pillagers, were
menaced With death. The captain Identifies
The vessels By their trade mark and numbers.
The Berlin Government asks for speedy sat.
isfaction.
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Only n Row over prinxs.

BERLIN, Ang. 9-It Is asserted here that
no oficial communication has yet been made
TO Earl Granville, British Foreign Secretary.
regarding the pillsging Of the provision cut
ter Diedrich, from Bremen, by English FISH,
Ing smacks. 1t Is probable that the Diedrich
Is floating gin shop, and the whole affair
was dispute In regard 70 the payment for
drinks.
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Ee1r TorI Mini fTndh


Mr.. Logat's bad grammar is poor joke,
and hatefully stale. Let's have something
new. 81 done" and "you wasn't" are not
great themes for Presidential election. In
fact, Logan talks as well as most lawyers,
and a great deal more to the point than most
Drpnchers
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-08-15

PIrrsBURe, August 1.-THE depression In
the iron business in this city lie said TO be
greater At present than for number Of
years. Many mills that continued In opera
ton through the panic Of 70 are now closed,
while others thai have plenty Of orders aIs
now running slack. Fully 1000 men less
are required TO perform The same amount Of
work than year ago.
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Hnnnarian,s Lnaxinn.

NEW York, Aug. s.-neraid, Quaker
town, Pa: Hungsrians are leaving the ore
regions Of Lehigh county, Pennsylvania.
daily. A large number were discharged st
the rolling mills In South Bethlehem, who
kft to-day. They are generally returning 70
their native land, but few have obtained
work In the peach orchards Of Delaware.
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Cholera Notes.

MARsEILLEs, Aug. o.-The dlstricts AZ
fected by cholera are widening. Yesterday
there were five deaths ct Aries and five ct
Saiina, village Of 1000 Inhabitants, two 1t
Bordeaux, and one Il GigAn. Such panic
prevails that parents Zee, forgetting their
children. whom The Sisters OF Charity are
caring for. A soldier from Avignon, where
several deaths from cholera have occurred,
died at Algien. His comrades. who accom-
panied him from Avignon, have been iso.
latsd, At Bcgse, In the department Of
Ardschs, with population OF 750, there
were five deaths yestsr Jay, and thirty under
treatment. Numerous cases Of sickness,
supposed 70 Be cholera, are reported q other
points In Ardeche,
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TEE Minneapolis Tribune says: "BIaine
10 already elected" That assertion Is little
previous, but certainly no candidates at this
stage Of the campaign ever had SO latterlng
prospect for election as Blaine and Logan.
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The Wall Street Bank suspended Monday.
The cashier got rid Of some 5000, 900 Of the
banks money by lending 1t to stock operators
on insufficient margins. It Is stated d. O.
Mills and Chas. J. Osborne deciled to ad-
vance sufficient money to enable the bank to
resume, and depositors will be able to get
their money. The examination showed the
following: Deposits, 81 ,250, 900; call loans,
sl,lo0,OO0; good paper, s350,0O0; cash,
SlSJ, 900.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR Is mediating be.
tween France and China, and has telegraphed
instructions 10 John Russell Young, United
States Minister at Pekin. France desires a
settlement within a week.
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Jay Eye Sea attempted at Buffalo last Sat-
urday to beat his record Of 2:i0. He made
the mile In 2:10s.
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The latest developments in the Arctic
story is that Henry was shot by order of
Lieut.. Greedy, June 9th, for stealing provi-
slons when the crew were on starvation
rations. This punishment was necessary TO
preserve discipline and the lives of all.
Greedy says If any portion of him was eaten,
he does not know It. 1t Is proposed to ex-
hume HenrY's body.
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THE Management Of the Worlds Exposl-
ton at New Orleans have applied TO the
French Government for permission to ex-
hibi: the Bartholdi Statue at the Exposition
before It's erection on Bedloes Island.
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THE Greedy relief squadron Is to 60 out Of
commission. The Alert will be returned TO
England, which donated 1t for the search,
and the Thets and Bear will be used for sur
veying or sold at auction.
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THE Livingston Enterprise denies the inn
probable rumor In the Independent that
Governor Crosby is working up a boom for
Col. Eaton as Delegate for Congress. 1t
represents the Governor as regarding T. c.
Power as strong candidate.
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CLEVELAND has taken TO the woods pretty
early In the campaign.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-08-15

DELEGATE MAGINNIs arrived In Helena
from Washington last week.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-08-15

New YORK had a genuine sensation at
EOS p. IN. last Sunday--an earthquake, last
ing 10 or Is seconds. No material harm " rs
done. The area shaken up lay between
Philadelphia, Portland, Me-, and Cleveland,
Ohio. We predict, when the real facts be-
come known, It will be found Ben Butler
was at the time writing his Letter Of Accept
anee and had just indited a particularly
strong expression,
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TIVE cholera has almost disappeared at
Toulon and Marseilles, but Is spreading out
over France and Italy.
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Time TO Hunt the Cellar.
Cincinnati Star Times.

Cincinnati Star Times.
When fnnnel-shaped cloud appears In the
northeast strike for the cellar at once But
her Is about ready 20 let loose his promised
"cyclone."
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AMES Fl. MILLS. PUBLISHER.

ANOTHER horror is added to the story Of
the Arctic.
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Positively, This Time.

GleadiUe Times, August 9a..ss ..,.,
Say to all my friends in Dawson will
not be n candidate. "-Mdrtin Aag,nnis, Au-
gust 5tt, 1884.
That sounds familiar
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Mostana's Block In the Washington Monu.
ment,


Yesterday j. p. Woolman, Territorial Au.
ditor, forwarded to Washington Montana's
contribution to the Washington monument.
1t Is block Of fine native granite, three and
half feet long and two feet square. It
weighs about 600 pounds. 1t was quarred
Up on Ten Mile and was squared by George
McBirney, Of Helena. The final work of
dressing will BIO done after it reaches Wash
ington, where the coat of arms Of Montana
will be chiseled upon 1t. As the monument
Is now over 450 feet high, Montana's block
will necessarily occupy an elevated position
in this, the highest monument in the world
Through the kindly efforts of s. G., Fulton,
General Montana Agent of the Northern
Pacific, the block will be taken to st. Paul
without charge. and at the request Of the
Northern Pacific the Star Union fast freight
line will carry 1t through from Chicago to
Washington free.
We think Our contemporary il slightly in
error about the elevated position" Our
recollection is that the presented blocks,
which have been received from many coun-
tries, as we'll as from the many States and
Territories, are placed in the interior of the
shaft, near the base, and through which a
staircase .iscepds. By the way, how does it
come that the block of red Jasper, authorized
by the Legislature, was not sent? A commit
tee was appointed to secure IL aud an appro-
priation made for the necessary expenses.
There Is some unwritten history about this
block that should come to light. Couldn't
the stone be had or what was the cause?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
ALAwyER TARuED.

Iowa CITY. a., Aug. li-Yester.
day afternoon ut the trial
of two brewers of this city bef ee a
justice of the peace IN this county
township near by, mob of 2oe men
attacked the prosecuting lawyer
named w. II. Bailey, stripped bis
clothing oil and tarrei him. His life
was narrowly saved by deputy sher-
IN. The mob, many crszedby drink,
tried to catch the principal witness
named STAFFORD and would have
hanged him had they found him. A
constable was severely cot with knives.
The rougbs came To town last night
and for an hour had possession Of the
streets, the sherifr'7 force and city
police being pawerless. They
found Swafford aud knocked him and
his brother down on the street, and
would have killed them had they not
been secreted in a store. a meeting
of citizens was held, the outrages Wig
orOusly condemned, and special police
appointed for the night. The best
people of all parties urged he obedi-
ence of the law. The ring leaders In
this trouble are known and warrants
have been Issued for their arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
A RAID on THE monMoNs.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. l4-A
dispatch from Centervllle corroborates
the report of the murder OF Mormon 8
in Lewis county by masked men last
Sunday morning. The raiding party
numbered about forty. Thirteen of
these attacked the house OF Martin
Condor, where Mormon meeting was
in progress. Forcing open the door,
they were met by young Martin
Condor armed la the effort 10 disarm
him, one OF the raiders was struck
with the gun, unniasking him, but he
drew pistol and shot Condor In the
bowels, and after staggering few
steps he was shot again by one Of the
party with duck shoi, killing him iD.
stantly. Al the same instant one ~
tue attacking patty fired ION
a Mormon tider nanrd GiDh-,
whj MAS partly hidden behind th.
wife Of old man Condor, killing Gibbs
and severely wounding Mr.. Condor
in the thigh. he fired the remaining
load at Mormon Elder Berry, who hid
behind the bed, killing him instantly.
Another elder was in The house VINO
ran out by the back door and WAS pur-
seed by two of the attacking party our
side. They fired on him as he ran.
but 1t was not known II he was
killed. After killing Berry the
three masked men started and Just AZ
they got out OF the house J. IL Hud-
son fired and killed Dave .,tiIison, one
OF the masked men. Oneo Sfinson'r
party stood oyer his body sDd fired
two loads of buckshot at Hudson,
literally Kidding him. The
Mormons In fear Of an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
nucuIu,N nu,uuI.ICANs,

DETROIT, MICH, Aug. li.--tn the
Republican state convention Gen. Il.
Alger aud e.. a. I.uoe were put in
nomination for governor, Alger was
nominated on the first ballot, Luce
was nominated 10y acclamntion for
acknowledgements. The convention
then took u recess, alter which Luce
declined his nomination aud Archi-
bald But Ter was nominated on the first
ballot. The rest VI Tho ticket stands
ss follows, the present incumbents
bong nominated IN each ease: Harry
A CouAnt, secretary of state; Edward
" Butler stale treasurer Wn o..
Siegsus, Rudilur-yeDeral Minor s.
Newell CummisscEcf state land of
iir; Moses Idpeasi aiiog ey-genernl;
Herschell Gos-, siANrint ndrti nubllc
instruction, JAMES NJ Ballot, nomher
state hoard OF e. .s.-pie4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
LOT POINT.

hzette.
\, Ten Aug. Nv. j.
minent attorney of Den
e city to-day.
pening and picking will
xt week, and the first
VIII soon be placed on
meetings at the Cum
. are we'll attended and
results.
OF the Gazette.
Mt. TEX, Aug. ia
cgan club was organized
millers' and farmers
Is Organized to-day. The
eate a home market for
Fplus of wheat and con-
nou', the mlllers agree
cture three grades guar
y grocers for exclusive
uiated commission. All
Town agreed to the reso.
e firm.
man was here yesterday
y engagements to circulate
Pwer came this morning
NJ and cooling the atmos-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15

mill. An interesting feature of the
evening was the competition for the
prizes for the best cake and the best
bread made from said flour, the first
premium in each instance being a
sack of the fine roll flour and the
second sack of the same brand.
Mrs. Beam got the first prize for cake
and Mrs. j.. S. Bayard, recently OF
Dallas county.but now OF Brownwood,
got the second prize for cake.
The fence of Mr.. Sam McGinnis OF
this county was burned last Thursday
night, supposed to be the work Of an
incendiary.
A Mr.. JohnsOn's crib was burned on
Sunday; perhaps an accident.
The most extensive revival that has
ever occurred in Brentwood is now
in progress here, under the auspices OF
the Presbyterian church.
Rain is badly needed here.
Mr.. J. NJ. Wilson, a merchant 10
this county, was robbed recently by
three men. They got $50 and three
suits of clothing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15

Taylor, farm hand, yesterday,
created the greatest excitement In this
city. The murdered girls parents had
left the house after dinner for the city,
leaving the daughter at home alone
with Taylor. who was working near
the house. Alice Dennis, the daugh.
ter Of "a neighbor, was to pass the AZ
ternoon with Kitty. When the latter
arrived ut 2:30 she made the
horrible discovery that Kitty was
corpse and that her clothing had
been get on fire by Taylor, who had
evidently attempted To outrage her.
Two hundr,d men set out upon his
trail and finally discovered him neal
"a creek of water. Taylor was seen "a
run into the stream, aud killed him
self with "A pistol shot in the head
! His body was recovered. The mother
of the murdered girl became insane.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
ARKANSAS nnruuL,CAvs.

LITTLE Rock. ARK. Aug. Ia. The
Republican state central committee
nominated full state ticket AS follows:
Governor, Thos. Boles; secretary Of
state, Paul Graham; auditor, j. II,
Berry; treasurer, s. a. Duke; land
commissioners, j. Il. Barnes; attorney
general, Jacob Thicker; superintend-
ant of public instruction. j. II. Ford.
The exc, utive committee was instruct.
ed To tut out electoral ticket for state
election Sept. |. The nominee for gov.
ernor IL the u. s. marshal of the
Western district OF Arkansas, living
nj Fort Smith
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
The Arctic SURVIVORS,

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. l4.--Dr
chief surgeon Of the army will be here
Tomorrow to assume medical charge
of the party. No definite time when
the survivors will be discharged has
been decided upon. The matter rests
with the discretion Of the surgeon.
He Is under strict orders from the
secretary Of the navy that none Of the
survivors be allowed tobe interviewed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
rur MUKRAYyILLE Rror CASES.

PITTsBURG, PA, Aug. IA. VI.
Bowser, tried for the killing of Oba-
diah Haymaker, during the Murray
vile gas well riots, was this morning
convicted of murder in the second de-
gree and remanded to jail for sentence
Upon application by their counsel
the trials OF Milton Weston OF Chicago,
Col. Blakedi OF Piitsburg and the four
other defendants were continued until
the September term.
The penalty for murder in the sec
ond degree Is twelve years. II IL
probable, however, that Bowser will
apply for new trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
EOWNWOOD.

Gazette.
~ TEX, Aug. II Our
~ court let the contract
new courthouse here to
s 20 q Tenant Of Waco
ihe court has also let a
y King Iron Bridge COM
IRON bridge across the
At this place to cost
opening of the new
o. the Brown County
upany took place this
large number Of la
||ssss,niiemen, citizens and
~ the mill and saw II in
|j,Ier which they repaired
nouse where q iDountiful
~ =, spread, all the cake
VI hour from the new
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
A DUEL.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. IA Chat
tanooga special to the Post-Dispatch
says that very sensational tragedy
occurred at Emory Gap, on the Gin
cinnau Southern railroad, fifty miles
above that city, last night. About TIN
days ago young man named staples
made numerous slurrlDg remarks con-
corning Will II. II ,gerson, u drummer
from Cleveland, Ohio. This coon
reached Rogerson's ears, and. Staples
being q cripple, Rogerson challenged
him to fight duel. The challenge
was accented and at 10 O'Clock last
night they fought at ten PAGES with
pistols ana both were killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
wARNINa mol rARMERs.

WAsBINGToN, Aug. 1.-THE chief
signal officer has received the consent
of the postmaster-genernl TO hoist
a cold-wave flag on the
post.oflice buildings throughout
the country 10 signal for the benefit OF
'armers and Others of the approach ofa
coal wave. The flag Is white with u
black center. twill remain In position
twenty -four hours after being hoistcd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
A RAILWAY wRECK.
Special to the Gazette

Special 10 the Gazette
JACKSONVILLE, TEX, Aug. H.
This evening about 0 O'Clock freight
train from the North ran into hand
car about six miles north Of here, on
which John Gray, section foreman,
had his family, consisting
of two ladies, three little
children and three section men.
They all jumped from the hand.car ex-
cept Mrs. Gray and her two little girls
aged five and seven. Mrs. Gray was
very badly bruised. and the entire
train passed over the children, cutting
OF both legs Of the elder and one leg
al the other. They were brought here
for treatment. The chances for ,heir
recovery are very doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
WARRINGTON NOTES.
LEASING THE INDIAN LANDS.

WAsHINoToN, Aug. 1.-THE acting
secretary OF the interior, Joselyn, To.
day directed the commissioner OF In
dian affairs to write letter for the
delegates of the Kiowa, Wichita and
CoDnapche Indians to take to
the Indian territory advising their
tribes 10 lease portions of their land
for few years. The Indians ex-
pressed the opinion that leasing their
land 10 caltlemen will not only yield
them an income but be the means of
teaching them how to Craze and care
for cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.

JEFFERSON Crry. Mo-, Aug. li.--
The Democratic state convention re-
manned in session all night and nd.
journed at $50 this morning. The
state ticket was completed as follows:
Attorney-general, ID. q. Boone; rail-
road commissioner, w. q. Owning;
presidential electors at large, Henry
G. Brokmeyer, ST. Louis, and Gen.
James Craig, st. Joseph.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
A PETITION ovEaRULED.

Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, ARK, Aug. l4.--In
the Lafayette county, Ark, district
court yesterday, Judge Mitchell over
ruled the petition for habeas corpus
in the case of James B)ydston, who is
at present confined in the jail here on
charge of numbering an inofiensive
colored man without provocation.
BoydstOn was for two years and until
quite recently citizen OF Fort Worth,
where he ~ well known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
A SUICIDE.

STEUBENvILLE, ONO, Aug. IA
John Scott, brother of ex-Congress-
man Thos. Il. Scott, committed suicide
this morning by hanging himself with
a check line at his home In Smith
field, Ohio. Cause unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15

other attack, did not make search
until Monday when they found the
woman that ran away from Condor
dead, and II isrumored that the other
missing elder has been found dead
The Mormon elders claimed to have
been sent here direct from Utah Ia
make converts and establish churches
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
runurrs ON THE WAR PATH.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-Gov. Muir.
ray OF Utah telegraphed to-day to the
Indian department that the Ute In
dians are on the war path In Colorado
and Utah, and asked that troops be
sent to protect the whites.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
AnMELLING nunNEp.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DENIsoN. Ten, Aug. 1.-THE
dwelling of Michael Sweeny, corner
Candy & Barnett aveaue, burned
last night. The furniture wss princl-
pally saved. The loss was covered by
insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

SYCAMORE. LII, Aug. H.--kDowl-
edge received to-day of the killing Of
Kitty, the ssventeen-year-cld daughter
of Heck Mitchell, farmer living
three miles west of here, by Louie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Mormon Elders Raided in Tennessee
Five Mormons and One Of the
Raiders Killed,
A Farm Hand Murders the Daughter Of
his Employer-The Mother Becomes
Insane Through Grief.
A Duel Fought at Night Near Chatta-
nOOga, in Which Both Principals
Are Killed.
A Freight Train Runs into Hand-0ar =
Two Children Probably Fatally
Injured.
DYE WORKS BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug 1.-THE
Morgansteins dye works were dam
aged to the extent of $50. 600 by fire
this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
SHOOTING wrrH INTENT TO Hill.

PILOT POINT, TEX, Aug. l4.-Dep-
uty Sheriff Kendall this morning ar
rested a colored young man near
Aubry charged with shooting ia a
company OF several persons with in
tent to Kill. A previous quarrel led to
the aggravated shooting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
POLITICAL.
The Democrats Of the Tenth Congress,
sioaal District Nominate ExGov,
Jos. D. Sayers by Acola-
nation,
Blaine Takes Steps to Sue the Indian
apolis Sentinel for the Pnblica.
ton Of a Soaudalous Story,
The Democrats of the Ninth Congress
sional District Nominate Roger
., Mills by Aoclara,ion,
pAsrRor Rejoicing.

pAsrRor Rejoicing.
Special 10 the Gazette.
BAsrRor, Aug. IA The nomination
of Sayers for congress In this district
was received with great reioicing here.
Everybody Is jubilant,i and Bastrop
county Will give him "a thousand ma
jorlty next November.