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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

BLoohiHdTos, LII, July a. This
region was visited by another tremen.
dous rain yesterday, lasting over an
hour, which deluged the grain fields
Reports continue 10 come In from
Thursday's storm or water.spout.
showing II to be the most damaging
ever known. Northeast OF here sew.
eral bridges on the Lake Erie a West
ern railroad were swept away. The
damage 70 the railroads, crops, build.
ings and stock 10 estimated NJ not leas
than 100000. The Macklnaw valley
Within one hour wa, submerged and
thousands OF ears Of promising corn
and thousands OF shocks OF newly cut
grain were fsttened aud carried
away.
Several bridges, together with PARTS
81 tracks. were washed away at Say
brook, a.
Az Kappa, H., on the Illinois Cen.
trail, the water rose ten feet within one
hour, aud at Selma, H., a o. 600
bridge across the Mackina W was swept
away. "A sohool.house was moved
nom Its foundation and carried half A
mile away. Horses aud cattle were
killed by lightning aud drowned and
IN several places people were stunned
ny ightning Old ssitlera say IL was
tue greatest storm In twenty years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
B ,dIoe,s Island.

Bedloe's island, where BarthoIdp,
3 atus OF Liberty is being erected, was
named after It's owner, Isaac gedIoe
previous 10 1870, when an instrument
was Issued by ths governor of New
YORK TO Bedloe, la which Il was stated
That In consideration OF improvements
lade ny him ON the island, Il should
IN future he known as Love Island
ana should bea privileged place, w here
no arrests could be made or warrants
served except by special consent 81 The
governor, After the death OF RadIoe
the Island fell 10 his daughter Mrs
Mary Smith, whose trustees sold N 10
Capt Kennedy OF the British army
ior ElO0, by whose name IL was gamer.
Any known until purchased by New
ORR city In 1850 for a pest. house site
IA 1900 the island was con viewed 10 Inc
United States, and Qualifications began
In 1914 10 1871 the stAr-shaped fort
Called Fort Wood WAS built ut a cost of
S2l3 900. and II would mount seventy
gums and hold garrison OF 35O men
During the civil war the island and H.
buildings were used for hoepItal mr.
poses. In later years the name Red.
loe's islsnd became the exclusive one
used 10 designate IT, though Love
Inland appears by the record 10 be its
legal name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
HARRISON cousTY.

SPECIAL " The Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX July ls.-Lsst
night Was hot and close and pretended
rain. This morning about O'Clock q
heavy bank Of black clouds appeared
10 the north and IN few moments the
wind began 10 blow with great force.
and for al hour it looked rs II we
should have very heavy rain with II,
bat very little rain fell here. How.
ever. there must nave been considera.
Die damage done ia other parts Of the
county. There is much anxiety ex-
pressed on account Of the cora: II Is
feared that much Of IL IL blown down
or broken Oh. Many trees were brok.
en-, especially fruit trees, which were
heavily loaded with ffuit.
IL 10 reported that Jefferson was Wis.
tied with Yater-spout this morning
shout o'clock and much damage
done.
Toe past week has been very favor
able for the farmers aud all were re.
joicing at the splendid prospect for all
kinds Of crops. The corn Is about
inside aud the yield far exceed that Of
any year In the past ten. We have
seen some corn raised Ina this county
That had AZ many AS seven good large
cara ~ the stalk.
During the storm this morning a
large plate Rlsss was blown ont OF The
front OF j. Wiesman n Co Is house,
and In its fall struck two OF their
clerks, cutting them about the he al
and hands, but not seriously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
BOWIE.
special 70 the Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, July IA Miss Flor
ence Cheek. very intelligent and es-
Unable young lady OF this place, was
married sunday last to Mr.. John Bell,
q Kentuckisn and engaged in busi-
ness at Sunset, this county. The cere-
mOBy was performed by the Rev.
Schrsder Of the NJ. + church Of Sun.
set
Miss Minnie Darlington, daughter
Of Mr.. J. w. Darlington Of the grocery
firm Of w. S. Trimhle d Co, aged
Rbost sixteen year,, died Sunday from
typho.m ilsrisl fever. after protract-
ed illness Of two weeks. She was
buried yesterday.
County court has been IN session for
several days past and has disposed OF
considerable business A number o.
criminal cases having been tried or
disposed Of, the court IL engaged this
week with the civil docket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
Are Women Fools R

Helen CLARK. IN woman's Journal.
Fint-IsabellR OF Spsin compre-
hended and synpa' hized with the
plans OF Columbus. ana aided him 10
accomplish his discoveries therefore:
Women are fools. They cannot grasp
great theories.p
Second - Caroline Herschel per
formed drudgeries Of calculation To
help her brother, and also made indie
pendent discoveries hence: Women
are fools they cannot have truly SCI
entifie bias"
Third Lucretia Mott pres ehed the
gospel OF liberty OF the individual
bodily, mental, spiritual, 10 the last
hour OF her grandiy courageous life;
ergo: women are fools. They are
bound by prieftcraft and superstif
ton"
Fourth-Fanny Mendelssohn COM
posed mSny OF the works attributed 70
her brother Felix; 80: Women are
fools They can not grasp great mu.
sical principles rN il / think
Fanny was u foil In lnis case not 10
take MI the credit that belonged
TO her
FIith--Mrs. stowe did more by her
pen than any ten men by their
speeches 10 abolish African slavery in
this country, which proves that
women are fools. They are not ca.
Fable Of judgment on great questions y
Sixth-Chsrlotte Bronte wrote 40
immortal novel while toiling in the
kitchen at Haworth; hence: Women
are fools. They can only think Of one
thing at a time.h
seventh Roebling, during her
husbands Illness, carried on the stu.
pendous calculations without (which
the Brooklyn bridge could not hay.
been built. Evidently Women are
fools. They have no heads for the
higher mathematics - O,E.D
Eighth Anna II Carroll planned a
"aSt campaign during the civil war,
which threw victories into the hands
OF our Northern generals and virtually
saved the Union; hence Women are
fools. They baye no military genius,n
Nlnth-Mary A. Liyermore, in the
same way, did priceless work at the
head OF the sanitary commission, thus
showing that women are fools. They
have no executive talent.n
Tenth-Mrs. Frank Leslie paid oTa
800. 600 debt In less than six months M.
Ter assuming control Of the great pub
fishing business left by her husband.
which makes IL plain that Women
are fools. They have no financial
ability
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
BELTON.
A Murder Case on Trial-A Change ia
the Postofice.

LHe fobtOmce.
Special 10 the Gazette
BELrON, TEX July IA The case Of
the State vs.. Geo. =. Echols, who il
charged with the murder Of J.. l..
Williams in this city in October. 1853,
was called for trial i'm the district court
this morning, aud both parties an.
nounced ready for trial. Ire impan.
ellng OF jury was at once begun.
Judges Is. Saunders and Joe
hoseborough and District Attorney
w. y. Browning represent the ttate.
and Hon. Seth Shepard and Messrs'
James Boyd, J. ID. McMahan and
Porter King are the attorney for the
defense. Every inch Of ground will
be closel ~ contested, and ii 10 probable
the trial will occupy several days.
Mr. Howell Latum has received his
commission rs postmaster OF this civ
aud VIII take charge OF the postofiiee
tomorrow. He will make a clean
weep and have an entirely new force.
The piotracted meeting ut the Meth.
odlst church IL growing in interest.
quite number OF sinners are express.
Ing deep interest la their souls sal
walton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
Noah,s Arl.

The exact size Of Noah's ark has not
been determined definitely, but, ac-
cording 10 Sir I.asc Newton's calcuIa
lions. based on his estimate OF the
length OF a cubit in feet and inches
the historical barge must have been
90 81 feet long, IS % wide, and 81 So
deep The measured tonnage Of the
ark WAS 1879 The Great Eastern
was $50 feet long, SO feet wide and 81
feet deep. and shs measured . O98
tons. Although the Ggest Il stern
was not 80 well proportioned AZ the
arg, she probably had double the car.
rying capacity II her coal and ma
chinery were left out of her, because
she was made OF iron and the ark was
u wooden shin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
ALVARADO.
Special TO The Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
ALVARADo, TEX, July live
cannot imagine here who the deaf and
mute man was who was run over and
killed by the train near Abney,s
switch yesterday. Doubtless the man
had been here on visit, and had on
ms person some paper on which he
hau carried on r conversation with
some one, which gave rise TO the sun
position that he had relatives living
here. "s
Mark Carter, who escaped with
othei prisoners from the Tyler iail.
was at one time deputy sheriff OF
Johnson county, but was always con-
sidered desperate man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
FL PAsO All EScIiem sn,.

Assoc ated Press.
I'll PAso, TEX July IA The in
Vesugatlon OF tue alleged corruption
Ia municipal aifAirs here has been
brought to sudden climax. Britton
q Long were awarded the contract
Angus. 4 last for the courthouse and
JAN and Alfred Giles was chosen arch.
ltect- Inc J al WAS completed March
iAs'' and the courthouse is now under
construction. Three local archi,ec,s
recently preferred charges Thar lie
plshs and specifications have been nj.
teIsI 20 AZ TO save the Contractors
aeaIly 100000. Contractor Brewer pro.
nn.eu blue print from the plans
W AIcbliect hrouse made ia June OF
~ IT., year The comparison showed
'ns'shees IN the words, iglres and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
pArrAs cnrEIr.

DALLAS, Tex. July 1.-THE
dreaded web wonn has made its sp.
pesrsnre Ia several cgtton-belds south
q Dallas along the river. Thus fsr
ia ravRges have been conf ned 10 u
district only few miles square. The
planters dread this worm more than
any other sod eousid cradle anxiety
exists among the cotton detiers Of
North Texks over the sudden appear
snee Of the soourge ia the very heart
Of the cotton belt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
MnNrAnrr nnnNrY

special 10 The Gazette.
BOWIE, Tex, July "A Yesterday
wss most extraordinarily hot day
here, the thermometer indicating over
a hundred degrees in the shade. A
hard wind blew for little while early
This morning, shaking houses consld-
srably but doing no especial harm 80
Isr a; learned. A south.b)und freigb /
was detained up the rosd by reason OF
the force OF the wind against the en-
CINE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
Notice TO Contractors,

Sealed bids will be received AZ NV
once I'LL noon the 25th day OF JuIy.
1880, Tor the construction OF the sto1e
school building Ia this city, according
To plana and specifications OF Aren't.
W. : Kane 81 Fort Worth, which
piahr nnu specifications can he seen at
TX once. Night TO ~ jet any and all
, nt Is reserved M w. BUSTER
mayor shd president board trustees,
X w, KINDEL,
Secretary pro tenn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

~ 10 poor economy TO buy cheap
1000 and greater mistake is made bv
thoee who use an inferior brand OF
baking powder because IL is sold for
less money. Silver Loaf baking now.
der Is by no means fancy priced arti-
Gle, yet Il II chemically pure and can
not be ciassed with the inferior grade
OF baking powders " lIh which the
market has been fi0od-d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
HILLsBoRo.


special 70 the Gazette.
HILLsBOEo, Tex, July II Max
Smith, eolored, jailed here some
months since for wife-murder, was up
before County Judge Psrhsm, on
habess corpus, this morning and or
dered 20 give bond for $500. There is
no case.
w. r. FAINT was up yesterday. on q
like writ for bigamy. His bond WAS
affixed at 500.
a capiAs came TO day for J II Coop
er from Leon, 20 answer for murder
there. He was allied yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
WEATHER AND CROPS.
A Ward n Dtferfs q ne Bv.aDS5so
Yield u Wheat Ksds " ne AZ
nouliursl Bufssa
lllirois Viaiss5 By TIE Creates, s.erm in
Tweuiy Tssn- YestsfeaJ't ssr-
cgry 2eopfo.
~ pxrENsg or TBE CHOP ~ soEr


wAsnINor.S. July "a ~ ou7s o.
verse criticism q tse govsfnmsnts
agncglsurSl reports bss called forth o
sA,ement from Prot J. X. Ds5gs The
sts,lsaciau n the agricultural oGfesu.
Ne sayn 10 pHrt1 ~. u moi ths
prOvipce u an ofseisl statistical eerTs
ies estbeq ~ advance or oepSess Bfbpss,
but 20 tell the truth. IL y repeatedly
proved that misfepfeseDtktIpAs - TIE
n % production inures only 20 the
advantage u the spccgietorx Or
weassssy puTehasTs. .b0Destys teeD, -
tbe BEST policy for the fatmers Ia crop
segotiDg.
WITH references t0fhe wiIesi reports
N ii1Gs sprtng, there " sDs1s oissaiis-
faeslon OD the part % spec0isi ipg On
SysBeplie extremists, ~ ti5ers always
n. Either they DO mo- want the
truth, OF they oAnD@t use u xbsD
rnEieria8zed Calm, well-bsisDcod
observers II the statistical situation,
like come o. the com peTcial and sgri-
eul;uTal editOrs whom u n qDDeeeseA-
~ 10 name. gave results early, idsn-
sicJ with oun, tis0agti really
possessing aud using extensively
original facilities for crop
gaportiDg. They will continue 10 do
20. and next year al, iDeiudiDg the
bureaus Of the sptegiA'ons Themselves,
will quote coD6debJeiig and use for
comparison the Oh aEl records ~
usual The charge o. re-
euffiOn Of one-bSlf 10 our
indications frOu April 70 June
by nOiue critics u A characteristic
i0ossness Of statement which has 10
foundation 10 fact. The fret report
~ winter wheat, made on the J : u
April, before the growth had
he snI srss' aSs when par several
states were covered ~ part
by sno y. Indicated . probable Tedue-
ton offs no g09 bushels ~ com pared Z
with the previous crop. Jbiy was the
lowest estimate ever mAde IN April
II voiced the opinions q the
farmers IN the apparent status
~ the crop ~ that
date, but II stated further: the real
status Of the crop will be better shown
= mouth hence, when the Vitality %
the roots has been demonstrated ana
the character Of the spring deter
mined
"On the Let Of bay, after 40
unfayorabie Aprik when the plant l.Gs !
progressed sufficiently " show the real
injury by freezing. the indications
pointed 20 d crop Of ~. 900 OD0 bushels. I
i reduction u ~ ti@, fpyJ only.
on the lat Of June the Tetqrus
showed that the discouraged fsrmers
haa slowed 40 millions Of acres Of
damaged grain in the hope a
more profitable crop OF corn
oats or other grain. thus reducing TIE
prospect again. for much OF tbis area
would have brought partial crop.
The June returns showed
promise OF 2DJ 900 Coz bushels
n reduction Of 81 900 OO0 bush.
els from the April pr,auect
which WAS fully Justified by the fuller
revelations OF The wioter ln1uiries he
b "a weather OF April and NAV and ths
substitution OF other erops on an I'M
Inense area Of Injured wheat IL
reduc ion of I4g 900 Oy1 bush.
els from the winter wheat
report Of 1884, or almost AZ per cent
(which over ~ Der cont was yenoytsd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
BILL oouNry.
special 10 the Gazette.

Special " the Gazette.
Bolton, Tx July li--Yssterday
aud to-day have been the hottest DAYS
OF the season. The thermometer has
been 40 to 1909 and above.
The hne crop prospects have given
sn Impetus TO business In our city.
Special 10 the Gazette,
TEMPLE. TRx July Hold men
VINO have lived here for years, before
Temple was thought OF, say thai they
never saw better prospect OF good
crop,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

epecaAi - ihs . Rsese
SEANDsgEw, TRx, July II - Yes
tsrdsy and to-day have been the holtssi
days q the season., the mercury going
above TO-. IN the shade, zach day
No rain has fallen here for The phsi
ten dsyT. and the cgttoD Il much i'm
proved ThreebinR has progressed
nicely. the grain yielding good.
special V fas GAoete.
ALvAEAE,o. TEI yUly IA } es.er-
dsy and today ~ere the hottest dsys
OF the SEASON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
DENTON UOUnTY.


spcclhl 70 tue Gazette.
PiLor PoIST, Tx July Ito.
day has been one OF the warmest Of the
season, the mercury ranging up among
the hundreds.
Ihe hay season opened ia earnest
this week and the crop IL heavy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

ne Lnrd oniy kD6uK how much.
snail rrnin ms been dEmtr ec bat NJ
tIe ~ rnin. Loitnu d lonrinr ne
ganse n fne hulls t-sing FAB grown. 18t
boil worm has tishppesrsn. dthng oai
litfle dsrnars " c1tton. Farmer hrio
merchants are ia good sgiiTiis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

specal 20 TIE Gfsstia
BoSHAM. Tx July Ia The
wsrrnest day Of the GUNNER va yes-
tenosy, the thermometer indicating
lei' in the shade We hsd light
rain this morning. and to-day hss
Deeu quite pleasant
We have q very "wormy" report
from the Dsighb3rhogd q LSoOuis,
one Of the mosi prod active cotton belts
10 our county. There " DO question
that the careless worm has very mxie-
rally dAunSged the cotton in the Lsdo-
niS neighborhoo6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
INDICATIONS

WAsHISGTOS, July IS, An For
the West Calf states Generally fair
weather. except on the cossD occs-
sionAl local rains, light variable winds,
4 nearly stationary temperature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
0RE00 COUNTY.
Special TO tbs Gazette

'FI''70'"1 " NtIH VHN wv
LoN6vIEw. TEX, July IA A wei.
come storm OF wind aud rain cooled
the AIR this morning. Last night was
doubtless the most fAtiguing, sleepless.
restless and overpoweringly hot light
ever experienced by humanity In this
section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
WLLnARaEK OnuNrY-

Special 10 the Gazette.
HAROLD, TEX, July l4.--Yesterday
aud the day before were unusually dry
aud hot here. No rain has fallen for
more than week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

Correspondence OF Tho oaaelte.

Correspondence ofths Gazette.
BLACK JACK GROVE, Tex July 10
No such crops have been raised In
Hopkins county for twenty years.
Wheat will average twenty bushels
per acre, oats ssyenty.iive. aud corn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
MEArHKK KKpoKr.

The cottoD-belt weather report Of
Texas, showing the maximum and
minimum temperature, also the rain
fall for the pas. tw enty-four hour, IL
~ follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
sentence Of q wIs

A Wyoming Jadg Evil
OF death upon . como. ii,
in this wise; II sm y J,
fled with the eyidsnss ~
am not sure whethsf "a q
Forbes or whether Ne 10,
lion of God, but my y "
you he hanged on lh'lid
June, and should ~ We
own innocence yM mu
comforting though li1ed
by some Of the wlasl ar
age whether life In Milu
is worth living" p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

u you make IL n rule 10 flavor NH vour
soli drinks with ten or fifLeen drops OF
Ankostura Biusrs you Will keep free from
sulnef diseases and have ycur digestive
organs IA good order. But be- sure YOU Ret
tine genuine article manufactured only by
DIR. j. q. Is. SiEGERT a SoNs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
McLENHAn cnuNrN

Special IN the Gazette
WEST MeLEENAS, TEX, July "a.
The weather remains clear aud warm.
Just right for the growing crops
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
LAKAE COUNTY.

bFec,sl - fbs Gsbeite.
fAEis, TKx July IL--Anoiher
hesyy rain fell this morning about 8
O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

silver Loaf baking powder places
me inexperienced housewife upon an
equality With those who have made
matchmaking u study for years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
The Texas&PaI

The Great Popular lAy. Z
and the " est, knofl Nv,
all pointsln Loulslhnp. Y,
and Californis. Fhsgu,d
East and ~ouiheaf.
ing Cars daily oetwtena
Fort Worth, III Pasy Xxx
also Fort Worth ana "A,
change. solid iTalps ~
Louis. Fast time, niss,'
connections. see W NIX.
Texas ana Pacific fnnrs
tables. tickets, rates Va
malion, call on or ny'to
Agents or 4
y. VI N
l-ass. 3 Ticket N
Gen. TIamc Hanas''' <
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WISE COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.

'PVeiN' va Nhs Hhbetto,
RuoME, Tex, July "a The shrill
whistle OF the threshing engine Ia
heard all around us from early morn
I'll dewy eye,' as our little town is
situated In one Of the best grain.rals.
ing sections Ia Northwest Texas Not
wllhstandlng the apparent suiIielen.
cy OF threahers, the farmers, or great
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

spsciGl - Toe Gazette.
sAE MA9css, Tex July 1.-THE
weather for the past week has been ali
TIA; could be desired ADD TIE crops
are lR excsllsnt condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
ssarKrl.ronp - -.

IITT7I If7lIl Nf7NNF y = y -If'7t'
AunANY. TEy guly IS "A mid
storm. Goea.npKAis5 ~ liEht sbower
81 gt.n. f,Asss9 oref car toga yesisr-
rgv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
Missouri Pacif'

Direct ioute East WI IN
da ~ between 4. gsr5
without change. 4 tgsrI.i
DOT messengers loi rgis
Mexico aud q ,llioFnl.. a.
Trans fJr all lines fs,
IL made with Espfess ~
Kansas and NebfA,s,A ~,
ton N made wltu y, ~ < /.
North and West euI,.l,.l'
fsst tltno. Pullnien XII 2
St,Louls via ssdall fi n
tables, Taio., etc e.'
the Ticket Agea1s' 4 y
Passenger 4
Gen. pass. 4 risA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

SPECIAL 70 toe GaEele
HmLsBoEo. Tex, July 1.-THE
thermometer registered sie ia the
shade to-day. There was no breeze.
CrOps are doing well
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

New brand Of smoking tobacco at
ths Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s. ICall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
A nror isroaw',,'

VIENNA, July H-lnel
1rebistche In Monyii q
state OF tufbnlence lhss
is feared. The iannsrs
ing and ATTEMPTED 70 ns3
eialists from jMi Whm
prisoned. In the ailiaAP
mob stoned the Oailek|
guard. The latter tSflll
ssilsnts then with 1lA 81
wounded many Of lesul
eXssperated the tAnDin sd
newed the riotlng Motl
80 threatening ihsl
authorities baye spplls'o,i|
assistance. The DplSha1
who attacked the iEut
this number hiss besS fai
creased in the mob sA9 "a
ems the peace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

ana ~ cheapest feed OF all binds, 40 10
y, ", r, PAtterson's, corner sixth and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

Fl. PETEEsBUEo. July 1.-THE
long-oon;Inue5 drought in the South-
orn PROVINCES Of Russia has completely
ruined the crops In thss section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
LABOR TBos|
Representative Barr
Striking MisS,M'.
Ai'ss'.l
q collision Bsv,,,
the Troops NM
Men il Oss,..
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