Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
WEATHER AND CROPS.
A Timely Rainfall in Some Localities,
While Others still Pray
for Water. .
Eleven Gases of Sunstrobe Hrporfd pom
Chicago-Stoftn in Iowa in1k
shape % Tornado.



Special 10 the Gazette.
AURORA, TEX, July 29.--Thc weather
Is terribly dry, hot ard dusty. No rain has
fallen for several weeks
Terrell & Baker tIreshcd 1000 bushels
OF wheat on -. Morris farm ON Monday,
the biggest one days threshing done by
any one of the six tbreshcrs In this sec
ton. Hay cutting is going on with re-
ncwCd yigor. Thousands of tons will be
stacked here this season II we can yet a
few good showers.
II the cotton docs not get rain in Il
short time our crops will be considerably
reduced.
Paio Pinto County.
Special TO the Gazette.
MINERAL WELLS, TEX, July 29.-The
weather Is very warm and sultry, the
thermometer registering from 91.5 to
90 In the shade.
wiibnrgcr County.
special to the Gazette
HAROLD, TEX, July 29.--The warm,
dry weather continues uuabatcd, but the
sultry period here Is short, say from II n.
m. TO u. m. The evenings, nights and
recover from the effects OF the heat be-
fore IL returns again.
williamson County.
Special TO the Gazette,
TAYLOR TEN, July 29.-Thc weather
red hot to-day. The thermometer regis
tered 20 IN the shade. un
Cherokee County.
(iprresuoud purC az thp (,ayettp
RUsE, TEN, July 2s.--A real good,
general rain would be beneficial both to
the crops and the atmosphere.
Coryell County.
Special TO the Gazette
GAuSvI1LEr TEX, July 29.-Crops
were never better All our grain has
turned out magnlilccntly, and cotton
LOOKS quite promising indeed
wichita County.
Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX., July 29.--The
weather remains dry and warm. Rain is
needed badly.
Wool County.
Special TO the Gazette
IGNwElNs, TEX, July 29.-Quitc II
pleasant and timely rain visited Us TO-.
day. ii was highly appreciated here.
Grnyson County.
Special to the Gazette
SHERMAN, TEN, July 29.--The weather
is intensely hot aud many of the CONNER
cial men who have their headquarters in
sherman have come home TO await Il
change in the temperature.
Harri,on County.
special 20 the Gazette
MARSHALL, TEN. July 29,-We had Il
fine rain yesterday afternoon, and this
morning ii miucd hard again The rain
Was NOS needed except In few places,
mi viii du cotton more harm than good
i;rsk County.
tHry garl ncg Il the Gazette.
HENDERSON, Tx, July est is YER,
holland dry here, Rain Is needed in somC
portions OF the county.
shacltiesord County.
Core .pondcnco OF the Gazette.
ABfLESE, TEX, July est is exceed
mgly dry and dusty in this section. Grass
aud vegetables OF all kinds need rain.
There seems to he an otcrproduction d
watcrmclons this season, ut least the sup
ply l. greater than the demand IN oul
market.
From twenty-siX to thirty bushels O
wheat per acre is the average crop in oui
county this year.
shntteredby lightning.
Special TO the Gazette,
IIousroN, TEX,, July 20,-Durmg
ram-storm this afternoon Ilghtningstrucl
and badly shattered the corner of tn
police station and knocked of the chin
neys of several residences located nca
the prison, and also badly injured Il work
man who was working near by.
The Heat mt Chicago.
CluCAGo, Ill, july 29.-Elcvcn case
OF sun stroke have been reported to til
police rs the result OF Yesterdays no
wave, one OF which is likely to prov
fatal
4 Tornado in Iowa.
DvBuQrE, IA, July ga tornado, nc