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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
HOUSTON.
The Interstate Drill An Explanation
of The Rules which VIII Gov
cru The Contest.

special to the Gazette.
Houston, March PA dispatch to
The Times Democrat from Austin
dated the 18th inst is calculated Ia do
serinus harm 10 the coming Interstate
drill and encampment here. The dis
patch states that the Houston Light
Guard, not being able to get up the
regulation number OF men (twenty-
four, had prevailed upon the mana
gers OF the drill to allow companies to
compete with four flies of men, which
is wholly false, as the Light Guards
have not yet even officially entered
for The contest The report, +
mixed the rule made by
the 'ncampmept managers, especially
for Texas companies who contended
for the 500 purse oti;Ied, allowing
them to drill in four flies, as several
companies could not possibly bring
over that number. Contestants for
the capital prizes OF 50 geo, 81 900 and
S5D0, offered Tor the Interstate contest,
will be obliged tudiil six files of tours,
with IA full complement of officers. The
Light Guards viii in all probability
enter for the Interstate conie-t, hut
are barred from the Cotton Exchange
prize for Texas companies, IS only
companies who have not won uu inter-
state drill can compete.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
GALVESTON.
Recovery OF DamaseS-Aa Ancient
Rrlic-A Chiuamau Wounded.

Galveston, March .7.-The case OF
George Fry against the Mexican Ma.
tioaiai Construction company, which
has occupied The Uuited States clrcnii
couH the entire week, ended to-day by
verdict in favor OF plaintiff for az.
los. The action WAS Drought hy Frv
FOR damages resulting from an alleged
breach of contract Go do steyeunr.
ing for the Mexican National
construction tat Arausas Pass ffom
August LIST, ISL, TO August LIST, lSs1
The breach vas said TO have bepu
made AFTER two months OF service
Pialntiit laid damages az SO 900. Alba
counsel were enlisted on both sid.s .
Tor PLAINTIFF Wheeler IL Rhodes ana
u l.. Cleveland appeared. and defend-
anus We're REPRESENTED by Cleo. Mason.
u. v. Davidson and Col. Chiffon. IN
Is not known whether there Will be nm
appeal.
The wharf eimpany's dredce boat.
now ekcivatlng Labadie slip. has
brought 10 light IA bsdly-rusted Twelve
pound howiiser, supposed 10 be from
me wreck OF the Texas man-or- war
btutlls, sunk IN that locality in lss7.
On Gee, Chinese laundrymap. WAS
serlonsiy cut ia the neck Tonight Inv
an unknown Caucasian, who took az.
cep'ions TO the wash'bill pr,sented hy
the Celestial f''" ny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
er. =, q pres.Iops Of individual SEN

ers, as to expressions of individual SEN
| timeht. Coz.
Galveston did not cut much i,gufe,
Barney Gibbs and John iVuns
Gooch divide attention pretty sgua'y,;;
1--WE want to go and see Fort worth
is said by nearly everybody. ,,
There were few sidc wipes AZ lfee
grass" and the longhorfs.
If the CO mmiticc could nave nom
mated governor Ireland would nave
walked or with the prize to-day.
More or less 'pipe,laying" has been
done antlcipatory of the two conven-
tions.
Waco Is hcspitable aud does the
handsome thing by all visitors.
The press Is well represented. Dan
McGarv If the Houston Age was The
lion OF the press gang to-day.
Ats O'Clock this afternoon delegates
aud visitors were treated 10 drive
around The beautiful city OF Waco.
IL Is admitted that the ATTENDANCE al
the Fort Worth convention VIII lie
nearly, II not quite rs large, us III
Houston.
The presence OF Senator burgess, OF
Seguin, was generally remarked upon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
WICHITA FALLS.
Wiley Hayes, the Escaped Bank Robber.
Captured in Clay County.
Details OF the Flo. of the Robbery and
Other Incidents.
special to the Gazette.

'''''''"' w '4t pbLtllt,
Wichita Falls, March Or Til,
smoke has cleared from the battle n
Yesterday, and each one having salts
ileo his curiosity by viewing The re-.
mains OF Baglev, the dead robber ana
nearing how II all came about. has
iule'iy returned to his business. Bnm.
it,y' body was dccently hurled bv Tie
civ authorities this morning.
lhe sheriff and rangers reiurned
iast night about > O'clock vita tha
hlfd robber Wiley HAYES. whom
..hey captured twenty miles from here
III oiay county. They got fresh horses
on the way, and HAYES horse gn,,a
oul' lie had lost his pistol in tbs
tl,ase' and gave up at once when over.
The whole plot as laid and frustrated
was as follows: w " '''' ''eu
:, Along about the frat OF tle nontb
bagiey, who has for some lime haa,,
a, wS,;fsa-'about here in the brick.vord
aug iivery-stable, and HAYES abont
"no''i nothing seems to be known ex.
rept lhal he ia from Arkansas an
piosched kincsij, who was ihln
Il Stage uflVer ON the Mobeetia
mug, and asked him II az
' muuio go lnto bank robbing scheme
WIN lhem. kincaid told thsm nrnh'
soy nc would, but wanted 10 knoo,
, Mna, ,he programme was. They re-.
eisu tllat u was for three or four Inan
70 enter the bank here, in the dnv,in, ui
,n Nv those In charge with pistols iapa,
Nv Ilouey and escape on horses ~ hi"h
sn'ulu oe waiting; also. tbst the ha,,i.
-. tietrleita was 10 be robbed I'm M
saa way az identically the same ho me
a and 'nat they understood the bnsiness,
anu couid make IL n success, Iyn,,.,is
PROMISED TO join them and ,ban ,
s,a tnV y, 70 .apt. George Schmidt Of ,he |
nIae, 'i;ngers' who is stationed al this
p,f'1 informed him of The plnt .nd
In Nv W JON MS company and ossis,
he capture. Capt. Schn,iat tnni.
Ill., III ms company and insirnctoa
- W s'ahd In with the robhers .,d
nv neep nm posted rs to their nroeaan
ngs, This Kincaid did. tbopp .J,e1 ~,
,aid they made him take nm i r.tu ne
'i'n not to betray them. Day haen'
N oIa 10y haeiey received n letter lron
No -, naah, another Of his gang. worI
Dad stage stand on the Vernon
oau ana who was TO lead ~. ,pl
~ haa gu the Henrietta bank sa,i ,ne
one ~ au hurt his leg and coul'.s ,ng
ern,in.a i q week. Bagley then d do
'a,t to give up lie Hsnr, ue.
' :, a VI the programme. and .arr,,
nd Jace mat In regard To tits ,,,a "u'
Ia O'clock p. m. yesterday Wv" wa pace nee,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
BROWN WOOD.
A PresSman Fatally Injured-An Flee.
item tcurt Notes.

- i'''''"hh h'hi'g iHJ"''h an i.ltV-
iiau-tGur Notes.
special to the Gazette
Brownwood, March ~, Mr.. Walter
Hun, an employee If the Sunny South
Publishing company, and brother To
II. Il, Hull, bu mess manager of the
Sunny South, was this morning seri-
ously il not fatally injured by Il blow
received from the tNpc-bed Of the
steam printing machine, while under
the press 10 regulate some part of it
while II was in notion. Mr..
Hull has many friends here
who regret the accident and hope
his injuries may not prove 80 bad rs
we fear they are.
Court is doing little or nothing on
account of the records having been de-
slroyed, and are awaiting the action
of the grand jury. The present grand
jury is one OF the ablest ever enipan-
eiled in this county. They are finding
u good many indictments. County
Judge Cleveland has, after being petit
tened, ordered an election 10
be held ON the l2th of Apri to deter
mine whether or not Brownwoud shall
he incorporated. We think IL safe To
say incorporation Will carry 10y large
majority.
Mr. u. FL. Tripet, San Saba eeunty's
most prominent attorney. Is here at
tending TO business purtsiniug to court.
MIR. |, II, Hutchinson of Conanche is
also attending court ut this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

.ime decided upon. liincaid reported
10 Capt. schmidt, and the latter made
ms preparations, stationing Sergeant
! 'riiiies IN The vault at the bank with
shotgun, and himself, several of his
men ana certain citizens IN the differ
eht stores around. In the meantime.
i5aeley had induced the boy, Frank
iaimeh'er, who has been WORKING in
one oi the restaurants, to ioin the
parry and act as spy bv going into
me bank az often rs possible ana find
ing out The best time for the attempt.
farmenter had been in the bank five
or SIX times during the preceding len
days. Yesterday morning BapIey.
hincaid, Hayes and Parmenter hired
horses at Il livery stable for the osten-
sioie purpose of going hunting, but
really to select practicable route of
escape into the territory. The follow
my incident happened on their return:
me crossing the river Kin
csld made Il jocular remark /
10 nc effect that his saddle might new
or leaVe town. Bagley suspicioDing /
nun drew his pistol and said kim
taiui II Thought you had given this
InibS away, ia blow your d-n brains
out" K'ncaid said Of couise lie was
y"n'ng' ana they proceeded to the
pahii, arriving hall hour late. Bag
icy and kincaid entered, and the for
iher asked for some New York ex-
change. Mr.. A. G. James, the cash
,tr' being The only one in sight, asked
nm I'm now much. Bagley said, "I'n
snow YOU" any quickly placing his
pipe Is case and in bis
pocket, drew his pistol, covered James
WIN IL and said: I'm have all your
n99ty; hold up your hards.n james
helu up his hands, and said in q loud
que. Here they are.p Kincaid also
rev ms istol. Bagley walked be-
ilau the counter, held flour sack
ma SAID, Put your money ia h re.n J
'aaites, Win great GOODNESS, laughed in :
rs lace. This somewhat unneryed
,agley, who then, with trembling !
ANUS, advanced with the muz2le Of 5
Us pistol almost on James breast, and c
ana, Cd d--n you, put your money =
mere or III kill YOU At tails !
~ several from Kncaid's pistol
Fought Bagley down dead.
ustody. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Declines the Cash.

New York, March 2I,--rhe m We.
Insn. on the part OF friends OF Carl
s,na TX 70 ra'ss him u testimonial OF
suu wv mas been abandoned a. The
earnest request OF Mr.. Schurz. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
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'' saa saba sla as,,SII .''s, 81
a'' cory i y 4. ~ Il NJ
This ceupaIy ss ms b. y
holding curl, aa,,,r',d
s,;, ,ana Saasssa,. i a sss'''si
only one q','as' IsnIh
sI'ssp camp q sry
s sn.a' sixty d'y'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
THE STATE CIPl1
Comments on Raull III
for The Two CaH''s|
MaLlnson's rumnlilll,
Three Gases sIllI'la
Charters filsd-fsIr''''S
From l'upiss
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette :. Z
Austin, March 49,
action OF the executive
Waco to-day caused e 9 !.
unent. Stale oiliciiIs y
d aisam Though Y
T Fort iyoIIh was ll0aaa
her herr aspirations in b.I's
dent maker insieadd
manufacturer. ,.,ls;i
Work on the elg gl ts "
crossing rapidly, ln 's,,'
being placed u WA
AlakipsoG, The s es' a
i n,s' neni,enliasy o. y
making an aagies'Is,
Years ALREADY leu DAY., u
three cases sill geIc,,lI. a
which will be silsd
Of court NJ. u. n
Engineer Bf ~ IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Die,l nj Se.

ba''imore, March 2T.--Capt. H,,.
man, 81 HE steamship Baltimore J,s'.a
buried at en-. 's anu was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Marine Arrivals

g. Galveston, March o.. - Arrived
ddt'eahiships City of Norfolk from In
SS nln; st: Mary from Morgan City.
II., IN Martini from Rock Island,
m Cazador from Calcasleu; Cleopatra
rI Caicasieu; Fanny from Calcasieu;
uehTietta from Calcasieu; Pat Chris
a,an rom Calcasieu; Lydia from Or
vernon from Tainpico.
fYnn, iea--Steanships City of Norfolk
New York.
Little Jnkeri, 10 tl,o ho,. .,,,nl,;,a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
A DAY AT DALLAS.
Another Slice OF Rascaliiy- Two More
Of Cammnck's Letters 10 fas'cn'
A Republican Rally-The pngllis's--
After the Spoilj.
-peeis, to tho Gazette.

special TO tho Gazette.
Dallas, March ~. - Here are Two
more of tammatk's characteristic let
ters in The cotton svindlt
Thur,day, July 26, 1883.
DEAR Col. Yours received. sup
~, SO yuu chnnge yourn me from Hunt
10 Joe |, Fargo; that is q solid name
Jas. h Fairo. | hope Newman VIII
telegraph EDDY and get yen IN on
time. IL seems 10 me that ltduy
would appoint YOU on Newman's re-
gust lust 10 crafty Newman,
knowing that il is solid with
lIoNie. Eddy Is a great pol
!cN1 man and | ieel as though you
will have received the appointment
before this reaches you. really hope
so, for it has been my daily thought
from morning till night. / dent I'M
dcrstand about The export bu siness
you can best tell whether ii can be
worked or not; if II gives US time that
IL all we want. You can study over
the first plan Written you from New
Y,hk, and if possible work it also-get
all we can. n. d we will have so much
more TO compromise with it necessary,
but If YOU want TO work IL differently,
d'l fIBht. All .uu VIII """t VIZ ~
for,y.eight yours tart and no one can
find you. / will guarantee that, so
don't let that worry sou.
Should you ret the appointment,
telegraph to II. b. G., care w. II.
Ford, or to w. II Ford; either viii 90.
Furd will know it is for me and will
get il just us quick, Better sign Jas
b Fargo
WIite when you get an opportunity, |
am alway anxious to hear from you
and how things are going. hope the
crop will get "Iipe' pretty soon. How
il she, late? see the "woIrums"
tworms) are in ahead of us. | guess
they will leave enough to draw against.
1t may lut up the price, and then Il
tell.w can draw more. Well, / mus
close.
Hoping 10 hear from you shortly and |
of your good luck,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Joker" 'A''o Is Little
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

tobacco. VIZ '''' 's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11
what AntIfermentIne i. and Does

Antifermentine is simple, harmless
preparation, free from taste, smell and
color, that has the property of stopping
and oreoenttlag fermentation in all vegeta-
bic food. 1t is especially useful for pre-
serving fruit of all kinds, retaining the
natural fresh appearance and taste Of the
fruit. Its use does away with labor, and
makes what has been hot, disagreeable
task, a delight and pleasure. 1t substi-
tutes for the summer heat of the kitchen,
the cool shade of the lawn or piazza. Is
results are never doubtful when used
according to directions, and Strawberry
Short Cake, and Peach and Berry Pies
can be had in winter as well as in summer
Its use is profitable and economical, for it
sdces one-half of the sugar, saves the jars
broken by heat, saceS the fruit cooked
away, and saves time and labor lost by the
old methods. One package will put up
30 quarts Of fruit. For sale by GEO. RULL-
NAN, agent, City Drug Store, Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11
Naval Notes.

Major Jared A. Smith, of the corps
of engineers, in addition to his pres
ent duties, has been ordered to report
at once by letter to the Secretary of
the Treasury for duty as engineer of
the fifth and sixth lighthouse districts
and will take station at Baltimore,
Maryland.
The Navy Department is informed
of the death of Commodore Robert
Handy, U. S. n, (retired,) at Jamai-
ca Plain, Mass, on the 7th inst.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11
ANNAPOLIS MD, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE II, 1884,
Trying to Illustrate 1t.

One of the great female writers on
dress reform, in trying to illustrate
how terrible the female dress is says:
Take man and pin three or four
table-cloths about him, fastened back
with elastic and looped up with rib.
bons, draw all his hair to the middle
of his head and tie tight, and hairpin
on five pounds of other hair and a
big bow of ribbon. Keep the front
locks on pins all night, and let them
tickle his eyes all day, pinch his
waist into corset, and give him
gloves size too small aud shoes the
same, and hat that will MOI stay on
without torturing elastic, and little
lace veil to blind his eyes whenever
he goes out to walk, and he will
know what woman's dress ISL
Now you think you have done it,
don't you, sis? But just take some
of our dudes and examine their tog-
gerry, and you will know what a
mans dress is. Come to figure it up,
it is about an even thing, sis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11

There seems to be . misunderstood
ing on the part of the contractors for
removing the heating apparatus from
under the State House to the Comp
troller's Office. Bartlett, Hayward &
Company, of Baltimore, who are the
successful bidders, were under the
impression that only the State House
was to be heated, but it appears that
the appropriation of $3.4O0 by the
Legislature was intended to embrace
the heating of both buildings. The
contractors decline to accept the con-
tract, unless additional payment shall
be given them for heating the Comp
troller's Office. The Board of Public
Works viii probably settle the matter
at its next meeting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11

The Rev. Father McInerny, who
succeeds Father Wynn at st. Mary's
Church, this city. was highly compli-
mented about 10 O'Clock last night
with serenade by about eight pieces
from the Naval Academy band assist
ed by the choir of the church. After
the serenade the party were invited
to partake of a handsome collation.
prepared for their benefit as token of
the high regard and esteem in which
they held their newly installed rector.
There were general congratulations
and pleasant and agreeable time
spent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11

The opera given last evening at the
Masonic Opera House, by certain am
teur vocalists from Baltimore city, re-
suited in quiete success. The audi
ence was large and appreciative one
including affair representation from the
Naval Academy. The singing and
music was all frst-class. The enter
tainment netted a handsome sum,
which is to be applied to the further
establishment of our city cemetery.
1t is but just tribute to the ladies of
our city to say that whenever they
put their energies in action there is
no such word known in their lexicon
as fail. All praise to the ladies.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11

The Army and Navy Register"
of last Saturday says: at is probable
that the orders of Pay Director James
d. Murray, U. S. Navy, to duty as
inspector of provisions and clothing
at the Mare Island Navy Yard, re-
lieving Pay Director Fulton of that
duty, will be revoked. Pay Director
Murray has established home for
himself and family at Annapolis, and
is now within few years of retire
ment, and it would, therefore, occasion
him considerable discomfort to break
up his home and remove to so distant
a point for such short time.o
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11
HYnleneAl.

Miss Nellie Pinkney Hammond,
youngest daughter of Rev. j. Pink
ney Hammond, formerly rector of st.
Alne's Church, this city, and Mr..
Edward He: lie Cole, of Baltimore,
were married at St Georges Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, Baltimore on
Thursday last. There were several
bridesmaid and the wedding was
very handsome society event.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11

The tug Alice M. Ehrman, Captain
Warner Coleman, of Baltimore, put in
here this morning towing large raft
of logs. The heavy seas broke the
raft loose and the wind being inshore
the logs dashed into crab-boxes and
boats at furious rate, raising a high
excitement among the Matermen from
Kealy's wharf to city dock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11
Commencement

The commencement exercise of the
Annapolis Female Institute, Mrs.
Richard Welch, principal, will take
place on Friday morning June l3, at
1890. There are three graduates
this year, who in order of merit are
Miss Ellie Key Stockett, Miss Clara
@. Taylor and Miss Catherine w.
Hammond.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11
Preparing their Opinions.

Judges Robinson and Stone, of the
Court of Appeals, are here preparing
opinions in cases argued at the April
term. The Court of Appeals meets
June 18th, to consult over opinions,
of which there are about 38 to be fil-
ed for the term. There are also sew
eral undecided cases from the last
October term.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11
Arrivals at the Maryland.

The following are the arrivals
at the Maryland Hotel to-day
S. G. Jones, Montgomery county; III.
L. r. Shuman, New York w. L.
Barker, Baltimore Admiral Ito,
Japan Naito, r., Japan S. II.
Waters, MARYLAND.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11
LOCAL NEWS.
| OWN AND COUNTY
IN THE STPRNI!
SINKING OF AN EXCURSION STEAMER /!
Particulars Of the Disaster! |!
Other Local Matters.
SINKING OF AN EXCURSION STEAMER ;!
Other Local Matters.
Sinking OF Ghe ssGazeIKe- with am Excur.
sion Party,

bhmkAuS Oh hmG ''NsnZGhEQp with EXRmr.
sion Party.
The city was thrown in great ex-
citement to-day by the reception be.
tween ten and eleven O'Clock, A. NJ.
of the following telegram addressed
to the proprietors of the Maryland
Hotel:
Steamer sunk off Magothy. Think
all saved. Women behaved nobly.
"BARRRTT.r
The despatch referred to the steam
er Gazelle, Captain John r. Mills,
which arrived here at seven last even
ing, with the Tuesday Club of Balti-
more aboard The club was accom-
panied by band, and after promenad-
ing the Naval Academy grounds, re-
paired to the Maryland, where they
had supper, registering as follows
James Raeny, A. D. r. Sapping-
ton, G. l.. Adams, L. Appold, II.
Duffy, Signor w. Henri Harding,
Chas. Harding, w. Caspari, Mrs.
Eccles, Misses Mary Eccles, Mamie
Eccles, Henri Blackwell, Annie
Blackwell, Annie Bevan, Grace Key
ser, Fannie Harding, Bessie Fleming,
Maggie Bell, Ruth Carter, Mollie
Slagle, Fannie Campbell, Clara
Garsed, Florence Ogle, Florence
Kelso and - Sappington; Samuel
Won Reisen, Harry Slothower, DR..
N. A. S. Keyser, Ross Bolton, J. M.
Barrett, DR.. Chas. Sadtler and James
M. Fitzgerald.
The party made good impression
on our citizens, and, repairing to the
wharf, at 5 minutes to nine, the
"Gazelle" cast off and steamed out of
the harbor The attempt to reach
Baltimore in such small vessel, Ca
propeller J with the wind coming up
the bay with terrible velocity, was
nothing less than folly. AS indi-
Gated by the dispatch the vessel sue
cumbed to the force of wind and
waves and sank off Magothy river
All that could be obtained by noon
was the dispatch quoted above-no
one reaching here from the Magothy,
Wy bOdO vi dCIOSS Juc DcN6Tu.
In reply to Mr. Barrett's dispatch,
Messrs. German & Co. sent the fol-
lowing:-"We are panied to learn of
the disaster to your steamer Hope
all are saved"
Captain Woolford, of the steamer
pilot Boy" reached here to-day
from Baltimore, with the "Order of
Noses" a colored organization on
board. He said to a reporter of the
CAPITAL that the "Gazelle" reached
a point off the Bodkin about midnight.
that she had then but ten pounds of
steam, the heavy seas having put out
her fires. and she was then drifting
at the mercy of the waves. Her pas
sengers and crew were all safely
landed on the mud machines anchored
near by. Every passenger he said
was safely landed. Not vestige of
the "Gazelle" could be seen when
Capt. Woolford passed the Bodkin
on his way down this morning.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11

Judge Oliver Miller of the Court of
Appeals, sails from New York for
Europe to-day. He will be absent
about four months, during which time
he will visit many of the important
places OF interest on the continent of
Europe.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-11

The cadets charged with annoying
fourth classmen have all been ordered
aboard their respective ships for the
summer cruise, and it is supposed
that this is the end of the matter.