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Behold the conqueror of all kidney. liver, and
urinary diseases-Huut's Remedy. Sure cure
Speedy cure to all diseases of the kidneys or
urinary organs by using Hunts Remedy
what an appetite it gives: how restful it
makes rly sleep, By using HGnts Remedy.
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Thin People, "Wels' Health Renewer." re-
stores health and vigor. cures dyspepsia, &c. 81.
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uTpu All Fits stopped 10y DIR. Klinc's Great
llln, Nerve Rc>torer. No Fits after GrsI Jay >
Marvellous ivstisC and SAUl raj hottie free
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receipt OF TRIBUNE Answers 10 tnls huihper Apri
4I
No. /.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
My I, 2, 8 is to descry;
s, 5. is grove;
8, 9, after all;
q, 3, 5 is n cask
MY whole is composed of letters, and is tn,
name of a State.-Edna Curry, Hope, Oak.
No. II.
THE 7-13-35 PUZZLE.
III i1Sl I5l III I18t lS5l III
Fill the Lucky Thirteen Spaces SO the figures will
read 7-l3- Is seven times.
] I13l 1851 III I18 l35l III !
No. III
THE TREE PUZZLE.
l. What
is the So
cial tree: ..
The Dancing tree:
The tree nearest
the sea- t. The Daudi-
est tree; 3. The Kissabe
tree; g. The tree where ships
may be; Z. The Tell-tale tree;
s. The Traitors tree: Q. The tree
that's warmest claG TO- The languiSh-
ing tree; ii. The Chronologist'5 tree; IL.
The tree that makes one sad; l3. The
Emuious tree; H. The Industrious tree;
ID. 1he tree mat VIII never stand Stlli; TO-
The unheulthiest tree; II. The Egyptian
Plague tree; Is. The tree neither up nor down
hill; 10. The contemplate tree; 20. The most
yielding tree 81. The tree that bears curse;
22. The reddish brown tree; %. The red
dish-bue tree: "a. The tree like
Iri.h nurse; 25 The tree that makes
city men fee 20. The tree
that round itself entwines;
-. The Housewives
tree; %. The
Fisher
tree; 20. The
tree turned hy
Cocliney into
wine; 80 The
tree that got up;
81 The tree
that was lazy;
So The tree that
guides ships;
S3 The tree
that's ., immor- nor
trees that are
not: 85 The
tree whose wood
faces north SO.
The tree in
bottle; 81. The
tree i'll fog;
81. The tree that each
becomes when old ; 80. The
Peoples tree 10. The Travellers
tree: Al. The sad tree in the school
masters hands; i2. The tree that hath
doctors when ill; "A. The tree we offer to friends
when meet; 45 The tree we may quill
Is. The tree that in death will beniGht you; AZ.
Tho tree that your wants will supply; 4S. The tree
that to traye invites YOU 49, The tree that orbids
you to die.
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Tribune Exchange.
EEouI.-l. TmAT ToUcH TIE mEAHr.

EECJI-IS THAT TOUCH THE HEART.
To amy onc who sends me the hand-omest bird
butterfly, rose, pansy, Gala lilly amy picture
card having tn- above Cr any pretty flowers H.
VIII paint, III water cOlorS and send . book mark
new iu design. aln veteran and have been con-
fined 60 my bed Tie most of the time f'r the past
three years wl.h both legs paralyzed from sl,iita
trouble. bat Csag paint at tlmcs when not ia too
much pain, Icy holding my right hand with my
left. IL affords great deal of pleasure and il
viii afford mc still more la paint something ia re
turn ioT ANY who will take interest enough III
me 10 send 'sl. % card. am prompted 10 this ap-
peal bccauee : cannot spare the money from nay
pension to !f,IN hc cards with, aHd feel that
uld the reader i IHE TRIBUNE know how much
real pleasure ID give, me 10 paint tior IL almost
liie only tSy Oi sunshine thai niy unhappy
lot, the fcCu,s would not he passed by unuce,led
f II. Buti'r, 5gh ST., Boston Mas.
Have any OF thc readers Of this column got books
they would Ike 10 exchange for babies bil,- cru-
eheJcd or Enitcd2 ] can make what arr. called
very pretty o- icgc. would Ike 10 exchange for
second-hauG books Of travel biography, natural
history or story books suitable foT boy OF II or II
girl OF seNcH 30 read Or sc,ld ulo>-t-, aud
ferns from the Thousand Islands. II preferred Any
desiring the viii write me T. q Gale 90 D.
20 Mich Cav any father y ho d;cd i,si, 3i- j.
ties cOntracted in the service. Iur ~ gears mother
has been t'yins for pension l5ut iis, i',.ic
though greatly needing il.-Mrs. j. s .H,.sfl.
Chippewa Bay. 81. Lawrence Go. y
Riil the ladies WHO read 'fHE TEjsH ..
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EErIE AND HEB PETS.

DEAR TRIBUTE: am a little girl, and li7e on a
cattle ranch in Brown Co, Neb. | have a dog
named Dandy Jim " that Leila James, a. little
friend % mine, gave me. and pet chicken named
" Beauty | am learning her to count; she goes
chgck-chucl-- chuck y times. which means one
two, three and 80 on. Ny papa gave COW.
call hcr "Buttercup," and ! have ii calf named
SHowdrop.' ] am making scrap-bOol, and
should IKE some of the soldiers little girls to send
M "A scrap ioTit. We take THE TEiBUNE, and papa
thinks II tic incest paper we have. He Cap
tam OF Co d. 10Th Ill.-I;etic ii. Richmond, Johns
town Neb.
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BRAIN-RACKERS

From Our Young Contributors.
IAN answers must be sent within n week after
receipt of TRIBUNE. Answers to this number April
l4I
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IN SUNNY TEXAS.

DEAR TRIBUNE: love 20 see tho soldiers. They
look 80 grand. There Is a GA. X. Post here and
also the Regular Army on Government Hill, under
command Of thc gallant Gen Stanley. The sunrise
aud sunset gun c;u he heard plainly all over the
city. The band of the hth Cav makes the choicest
bitisc He have on all pGpic occasions. We had two
weeks of Winter in January. but since then il has
been lovely and warm. Papa would like 10 hear
from comrades of the Gis lIi. had two unces in
tic 4Gtl, aud one in the 18th Papas father was in
line war of lsl2 and mothers grandfather in the
i:evulutol..---, san Antonio Tcx..s
l0ur little correspondent does no: give hor
name. Ed.
Father was onc of ihe many who helped To- gave
iI- tOHIiry, auil ] til proud Of being a veteran >
,iu-h,cr. Although bit nine years of age dearly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
AUSTIN.
Col. tnrdwell declined u PosioIlcc for
II 'onsulshlp "twa, over IN
Egypt land"
Thought 10 he IA Pui.un doh "A Sew I,aii
roud Chartered Dcath of rromi
ncnt Ci,isou.
special 10 tlc 0afoltr.

special 10 The GaHcltr
ApsllN TrN, oct TO- Ryorhnrlt
EgElcston, cashier OF the State Natlona
bank, aud hrothcr,in.inw of Eugene aud
ldohn brrmOnd died to-day. Mi
7 E2gleston was ono OF the mos promi
ncnl and highly respected business mon
of Austp he was native of Amelia
county, Virginia. came 70 Texas IN ih9.
removed 10 New orleans In i5S aud M,
sided there till lho war, In which M
served, and returned 10 Texas settling In
Anstin He willb buried Tomorrow.
The inaugural address of Prof. Lane az
the university 4 highly pokGn OF. Il is
now stated, on pretty good authority,
that the Austin poslonoo was offered
Col. John Cardwcll and appolntment
held M for several days awaiting his
decision, before John q. johnson was mn.
pointed. A. Col Cardwcli was IN Wash.
ington al The time, this becomes more
probable than otherwise.
cotton gin IN tho southeastern sub.
urbs caught IRE but WINS cxtmguisbod.
alter great excitement, which hllod tho
avenue with biz crowds
Charter was iled ln the onice OF
the secretary OF state to-dny Of
the VI laso, ST. Louis & Chicago Railway
hnd Telegraph company, capital stO0, 900.
Inc road Il to run from ~ Paso and win
penetrate the Panhandle. lncorporniors
Abney 1ibciis, Chas. u Patrick, Geo. u
Seymour, Henry l., Dctwciler, Thos. n.
Detwollof, All Of VI paso, aud Nicholas
Gales and w q. lIopewcll OF Hillsboro,
New Mexico
Mr. lsobic, the young printer charged
win attempting outrage ON Pearl Fowler,
q young flower girl, has been li0norably
discharged, the grand jury having found
no evidence. Roble's friends assert Il
was put-np job 10 get a reward of $3.50
recently offered BY The city council Tor
ihe arrest aud conviction of an raplsts
and mnrGerers
Miss Anna Alton formerly 0i ponusyl.
.onia, handsome young lads Of tweniy. !
.Wo, was declared insane hya Jury to-day.
IN the district conrt today In snlt Of 4, (
p Senicr against J. q Dct,ross on note
or land, judgment for plnintln, for S5Gl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
VOL. XII no II

river IN the Vicinity az thc Flood n.,ei
ailN iiallet's i'olni was now clear ~ xe4
SETS AZ a NSpcetahir distance. haS.t.
" scores 81 eNuureiOn steamers. ti,esf
decks BLACK with people, yach!s. tl.na
prcssing OF wy
run NiiCrEiC nrrroN.
~ la o'clock he earth lrcnllcd
4 ana the bosom az The FLYER 49,
plrlccd With mighty unheaSal
OF rock, and tlubers. ~. ~
Went The ellliorlug masses ol Wniernn,h
u secmcdas v they would never Sto,,
Ma height ~ gQ0 irue the nplif,ea Natp,S
pan-eu and ten back again To Tho tl,.,f
" this momont when the alr for illu.
dgvds OF icri IN each direction was film,
win the white masses OF sparkllng water.
tile spectacle was
GRAND piAoNn i,xrnfssIoN.
Mary Newton, The cicvcn,tareid
u0nghter VI Con Newton, vho
y chiei engineer and has con.
Vvc.cd the operations az llcll tatt
slnce tue start, touched the button that
set Tree the elcciric current that exploded
the submarine mhics ana shattered ma
mountain oi Nek, lifting Il ont "a the lea
anu orgshlnl Y into a million frgnents.
~ was llltie MARY Newton, when n.rro
pany touched oG the first Hell Gam sys
pl0sion iew tenl FROM the point whcrr
she stood To-day The shock ni tho 81.
plosien was ieii only slinhtlyon tho Asto.
RIA short, and The uolsc leSUmblea
VA hisfANy NpfrRnANFAN tnrNnFn
Where Flood Rock had lifted rs sil,lne
haQk, u inass of broken rock tpa-
seen tppn TIM top Of Il, an. MI
hig dpck that had been icit "a
lls late was turnod over on .ts side ma
broken \ large tank that hnd been M
az The end OF The island SIM .toud IN ~
place, tilted uvrr a little as Il had sntiied
whom let down with The anuiy watar
nom ~ aerial illaht, immediately a},sf
the explosion a ilro broke OUT Ii
wreck and buried Justify amonn
waters -Four instantaneous phofog
Nerp taken ~ the plcelv ~ tha az
vnAlieeIa nom The nrmg
Asiorll ~ IN "a
possible 90 Judge ira
ioslllan and appearance ufihp
explosion has beon
81 fNamr NivCrsa
thongh for lho present the Va
blasted ro0k win be more dam
until the wreck M
moved, ihc shook was ION
,Nlopt Ia lhc ulty. IL was dN
lu tho riil han hnl,llng. "a
lromhlcd for thc space ~ ID
~ The couuty sour house M
also Distinctly loli IN Tho
'he hnlldlngs, Tho 6uua y
itpinbled Nhon Il
secured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11

LYNcHmng, VA, Oct. 10. Three dis
tinet shocks 81 earthquake were felt 10
this city last night between II and ~
O'Clock. A loud rmnbllng sound preceded
eaeh shock. The direction Of the disturb
ance was due north aud south. Many PEG.
pie were scared By the noise and tbs siiak-
lnE u the Windows and furniture and
rushed for the streets, each inguirlng Of
his Beighbor the eaEse " The disturbance.
This q the iiFst shock felt ia this section
Tor ten years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
RIVALS TINE SAND Lors.
GALVESTON infea iod by GnuRs ~ fleprhyod
iiopdlums, Bbo commit Ggost out.

special ~ thc Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, oct 10. Dopraylty
amongst the juvenile population u thlh
ciiy seems 30 be on an increase. and out.
RACES perpctrated by these Yonthiul 81.
tenders arc ot almost daily occurrence.
THIS morning the attention ol tho recorder
Was called 70 the chscs of BUnIhOmpson,
Mary johnson and George Chandler, nil
c0lorcd, The two former, IN rattrning
from school yesterday evening, met little
Manic Miller and maltrnaicd the child in
cruel manner, Tor which lhcy were
lned and Imprisoned. George Chandler,
who g nearly twelve years old, was
actuated by more hellish propcnsitins
Yesterday evening he engaged, Ia front Of
hiH home, IN the southern part u the
city, with littlr Charlie fcboe, 10 game
81 maTOleR 80 the conclusion Ol the
game George went into the hcnse, ma
soon appeared With o snall-gixcd re-.
Yolyef, which be presented al his play.
mate, sayings - harlie, watch zoe blow
your brains out and, before ne chnJ
could escape, cO0lly pulled the trigger,
lodging bullet over Charities left eve.
The paii penetrated deeply, ranging ACROSS
and downward bfiween The skin u tlic
right side Of The neck, inficting a serious
wound.
George, after being taken into custody,
tried 70 eKculpate himself by saying that
Charlie had shot himself, but there gas
nOtldng 70 snDstapilate this statement.
The wounded boy Is the sOn Of Police
man Bebee. The limits 0f the city, he
yond police surveillance, are infested
win gangs oi boys, both white and
black, who lay In wait for
lIttla boys and girls who are
sent % conner groceries for some article
for their parents and are pOnnced upon
BY these young niscreants and robbed.
School cliiidren en- route 70 school are
set upon BY them and robbed n theif
lunches aud the police seem poiSeriess 70
suppress them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11

MmlIadaIe. ImporsIns lalIor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11

In France the political situation re-
mains strained. NJ. I1oquet, president
of the chamber OF deputies, NJ Tackroy,
NJ. tlemenceau and M. Banc have ar.
ranged for each such q concerted party
action during the "ballomgcsn of the
18th INST, as viii give the united llepubli.
can vote 10 the candidates who received
the highest number Of votes in last Sun.
days election. NJ. floquct's influence
with the Republicans is dominant inst
nov. NJ. Floquet yesterday had an inter
view with President Grcvy. II Is stated
that the latter is arranging
the formation of coalition
ministry which would be ready to assume
Office Immediately II the present cabinet
breaks up before The meeting Of the
chambers. 1t is reported that NJ. mo-
quet has urged NJ. Grcyy to cxpcl The en-
tire Orleans family from France and to
prevent the projected marriage between
Prince Waldemcr, son OF King Christian
of Denmark, and Marie, daughter OF the
Due dc Charities. NJ. floquct believes il
to be the duty OF the republic To sup.
press, II possible, alliances Of this kind,
made, no doubt, with view TO maintain
and strengthen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
! Gorgeous Display of New Fall and Winter Fabrics


In sun Times as this when money earned and Won
before spending dollar is not matter unusual Importance thai
SUM- pans W nnu pace where your will the arost
S nave many real bargains department and can assu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11

pRitctlpN, Atds Oct. ~, fueets.hll
observations Of ilie eNeei 81 ihe slp,ri
fmsoii 'iy ihc Flood ii0eh spioslGn Wor
maze ~ no lyineet0n oaliegc piscfye.
tviy lpsa4f NJ proia Young, lockwood
ma htNelll STRONG disinfh4ufes wnia
noted pn ihe Instruments AZ it itaff,
lasting about Thirty areOnae TNo fh0fk
caused ille Nipdnwa hero 20 iaiiie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11

4 discussion Is going on a. present 10
London circles over the costly fittings
aud decorations which adorn the suite Of
apartments which the prince % Wales
has arranged In Marlborough house for
his eldest son, Prince Albert Victor
The rooms are BOW completed, aud their
new occupant win soon take possession
They have cost q vast sum u money
Tie prince OF Wales bnH intended when
Albert Victor attained his majority 10 sol
hin. up ia regal and separate establish
ment Of his own IN London. but Mr..
Gladstone soon compelled his royal
majesty 70 change bis mind on this score
and support the young man under the
paternal roof by making II PLAN 20 him
that parliament would oppose tho con
templatcd expense Thegneen furnished
part Of the new furniture.
pRlNcF HFNEf 90 BATTKNBJnN KISSED.
Prince Henry OF Batteiisurg, the hus-
band OF the Princess Blatrlcc, who +
spending his honeymoon With his mother
in-law. has isiled 10 win the friendship Of
ire Hiehlanders. IIe sailed Into Perth
and when he showed himself In public be
Wa loudly Kissed. The kissing wis ~
pronounced that the young prince re-
treated and complaited 10 the queen, nbe
heealne very excited over the matter and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11

Dispatches from ConsianHnoplc 70 the
British foreign Office say that theportc an-
uOnnccs the resumption Of tho
international conferences and de-
mands the restoration Of the
stalu quo in Bulgaria or tho freedom of
The sultan 20 take such action 10 the
premises rs Turkey may decide expo
diont. Extraordinary military prepare
tions are IN progress 30 and around Con
stautnople. lat arsenal work Is car
rled % without intermlsslon dag aud
night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
Inc Grand Old Man Of England Ex-
tinguishes Flames Of DisseusiOn
in the Liberal Party.
Grcyy Urged to Expel The Or.
ieahlsts from France The Sui.
tan Preparing for War.
q

LONDON, - l0-NIr. t;iadstonc has
openly assumed the direction of Inc I In.
eral campaign. lie has already MANAGED
", y, Voihpose the difficulties between ord
burlington, the leader of the Whl.s ana
w, haInbeflain, the leader of tho Rad.
lcals' The latter was making such bcad.
way that Lord Harrington became
aiarlhca ana threatened TO Withdraw
rom aeuNe management IN the cnmnaign
unless Mr.. Chamberlain was 80 far
cuFpeu at least as to be unable 10 commit
tne Whole Liberal party 10 his schemes of
haulcal reform. The ex-premler snm.
hoheu INC eN-presiden, of the local ,n,.
eminent board 20 Ilowartlen. ana h.
Meit and conferred with Mr.. Gladstone
me result OF this meeting has been ,bst
MI Chamberlain has agreed '''''
10 MODIFY ms PROGRAMME
OF reform during the cnmnat,,
~ east and plan has been adonted tor
ueallhg with the rlvalries of the dlferont
candidates. The Reform, the Devon.
shlfe and other leading clubs have iotned
III the appointment OF general aTbltrn-
uon committee. This body is In hnvc
Inc party power Of dealing with All those
cases wherein two or more Liberal cand,-
dates cndeavor TO contest for constitp.
ency and the rivalry causes such divjs.
ions AZ are likely 20 aid the chances of tho
conservative candidates in the same Tor.
ntoy. The arbitration committee ms
already done good deal of work and 4,
II noticeable that in every case in which
" has chosen candidates
THEY HAVE BErN MODERATE turnls
80 far the action of the committee has
been concurred in ny the defeated persons
ana no signs Of rebellion have been mani.
rested Ia any quarter The committee /,
composed OF twelve persons, three from
each OF t'le four great Liberal clubs. Tho
National Liberal, the City Liberal, tho
Itelorm and the Deyonshirc, so that MI
shades of political opinion are rcpre
scented IN Its constitution and Indictment
MI Gladstone has advised the arbitration
committee not 70 impose any tests upon
the candidates, but TO give them as opcn
q platform as possible The wisdom OF
ms advice Is apparent. The question
OF female suffrage, for instance. has taken
quite a strong hold, In this both the
Liberal and Conservative leaders arc
found committed to the bestowal Of fran
chisc on woman. In otherconstituencies
there Is a strong feeling IN favor Of trlcn.
MAJ pariaments. Mr. Gladstone sees no
objection 10 the Liberal candidates plede
ING themselves on all such questions II
their riVals do II. a canvass Of the coun-
ny VIII undoubtedly show that suii-
cient number of candidates are already
pledged TO the cause Of female suffrage to
raise that question to one OF urgency in
.he next parliament.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
DoMiyIcN DoMISA'ffs



challenge.
Specialize fbfe9Taite
MN }i,Ak, f,et. ~ l)oirlsck
McCane 81 500 lalaiilet wlle llgs bee0 81
the rllt nj several ,lsys pfideaforln9 So
arfssae f0r match VIA either suilisun
or Ryan, M sof lIls homie "a l'hllaaeiphis
yestefday
Dl,ofh Ryan and Sullivan, hf add,
ssseem anxious 10 avoid d iEhi Nitp iDt,
Ny money, which was III each case poit,sd
asgh ny challenge 70 them, has not ieeD
covered llof any reply nada 70 my ebai-
iengc. Am n0i particular npW whether
! ffor fagage ID smother plfzQ nKhi AZ
louKa shllltna refuses 70 nlfki Nc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11

MN NuiE, Get 10. 1h
dcui reported IA npnnW
tho explosion was he
t'cn Newton sllphiB ON
h3 piece Of hikn
to the Photographic came
ohpineers, OF whom Gen Ne
ehlel, did not, as was expected
thorough examination ot thc "
~ the explosion, This niIarnm
D1hh Wiih few PERSONS Gn
ifuiatd W the NiciBlN nl the i'd
no spundln.H Wero tHAon nm
OF snrrt1lng The bed OF lha
VIII be commenced n6yt weak, anaA
rei lp known until after this snnn
lhadc Mlmi ihe effect OF illv fNpl0sl6fh
reen tihf " ihr rnglnocrs to.nlelN !
speaking OF the Wplk done Nv thollNnaistia
said that 80 faf Rs hts absergnfiofe haa
rNtendod tho explosion was smn6s.
FLOOD lloch was not buried 0utuf 4ieht
\ snuk pNrhafH three 30 four leet. ann
mat Wasall some lad anlrm6d mai M
bed Of lho river would Nc 30 bmkcb ana
ragged With rocks that the middle ohm.
mel would become impasanhl0 Unfll ibe
debris wGs removed Snch ala NAL
provo 20 Doc The farl Ihr sauni
Nieumets experienced no aiilleuitv
whatever IA milking thalf lribs
through tho channel II The WORK
Of iho electric current iallcdal aHy poiat
10 discharge The cartridges II was pr0b
ably uuder the rock known ns HNiaQef
Rock" opposite The cioctflc lleht stand
The kceperoi the light, who watched tho
uphrarel of DE waters, said thc water at
that point was not disturbed ihe 81
GINGER foli confident that 81 eSanilnntlun
u she bottom " The river would -bpW
lliat The rocks wpre shattered iplu ffa9
neuir
Nnpt ,iylm homers ~ the liahtbNne
lon' John Rogers Star The cspl0Sionsahi
we woft 10 bpoy The srena ~ ihe AZ
ilosiuB alter u occurred, II nreeasBit
We found 10 tho sonih end Of Che Island
IlN iaihons ~ water, on thrWeN ana,
broe on fguf isdhoms Thoro wtft iifee
y four feet % Watcr there before tliis
We VA not dni II nGrrssafY
o buoy llie place ~ al,
fllle tho main channel Is cltNi flAt
Dig 0fhl0slun "a snfrfss, Hn. tesscls
an iah6 without ANY iagfN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11

IN France, The leaders Of the
Republican party, fearing that the mon
archists mediate the issue Of a serious
manifesto 10 be followed up by some ac.
ton dangerous 10 the republic, have ln-
strucled the police al through the country
To keep themselves alert and have soi
Trustworthy spies 60 keep the closest pos
sible watch over all the movements Of the
Contc dc Paris, the Due d' Animate and
tic Due dc Charities,