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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
SPORTING.


BosToN, Mass, Aug. l8.-h the nat
tional amateur regatta on the Charles
river this afternoon the final heat in the
senior single shells was won by -. j.
Murphy of Boston. Time, g:42; Mulca-
hey Of Albany, second; and Scholcs of
Toronto, third.
The race for seniors, four-oarcd shells,
was won by the Nautilus crew Of llamll-
ton, ont. the fairlnounts of Philadelphia
were second; the Albany Rowing club,
third. Time, minutes, % seconds.
The cight-oared race was won by the
Columbia Boat club OF Washington.
Time, Z: iGi
In the double scull race, the Crescent
Boat club of Boston came in first, and
the Albany Rowing club Of Albany
second, The Albany club claimed a
foul, and the decision was reserved.
No time was given.
The final heat Of the Junior singles WAS
won by Snyder OF Albany. Time, g:34:
Mathew Quigglcy of Newark, " H.,
second; Kyle OF Patterson, y. j., third
The referee ordered the double scull
race between the CreSccnts and tlbanyS
rowcd over. The former refused 10 row
and the race was given To the Albanys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
KELLEY our OF HARNESS.

WNsHINcroN, Aug. l3.---At the state
department It Is denied ON the highest
authority that MIR. Kelley Is an applicant
for the Paris consul-gencralshlp or amy
other diplomatic or consular position. 1t
Is stated that the department has infor-
nation that Mr. Kelley is about to return
home and has no expectation OF being
given any other position. II is said that
he * already virtually ont of the service
Of the United States. The state depart
mcnt Is well pleased with the manner IN
which he las Noted Throughout
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Ahnn.t nnrIea AlI,c.

Lnl1sVnnE, NY, Aug, 10. Mr.. DIR
rick \. huphorn, a wealthy farmer of
Orange county, Ind, was taken m Srv-
craI days ago of pneumonia, NtGo'clock
saturday nlil,t The two physicians who
We're IN attendance pronounced him dead,
and arrangements were being made to
prepare the remains for the CONN, when
all az once the corpse started up IN he'd
and asked for glass OF water. Ia short
time after drinking the water Mr. Raup-
hnrn hroathed freely and Is now declared
0ul d llangcr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
CONTINUED tm@ rIr., rnse.

premises, hut II Is believed that he has
discovered that some of them have been
shipped from one OF the distilrrles there
to New York. II does not seem ia be-
the intention Of the distlllers. however,
10 permit these fraudulent barrels 70 20
into the trade since they could Of course
be readily detected II open TO general In
spcctlon. These barrels are evidently
designed 20 be- used for the purpose only
OF what + called "dumping" the whisky
or carrying the whisky TO the rcciiiying
establishments. Upon being dumped
or left at the rcctiiy-
Ing establishment the whisky
" gagged. and these barrels are returned
10 he used again. one hundred oi these
barrels ought to be sufficient for the use
OF a large distillcry, and II would be pos
siblc, by means of them, TO dcfraud the
government, perhaps, 70 gallon, daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

81, Lotus, Mo-, Aug, l8.-Betwecn 6
and o'clock Tonight Mrs Karlin, wife
oil Michael karliu, living at $50 South
Second street, had wordy alteration
With bricklaycr named Eycrmann and a
laborcr named Charles IIoebcr regarding
the removal of some brick and othor
building material from her premises
Her SON Joseph, lad OF eighteen wears.
lntcriercd IN behalf of his mother andwas
slapped In the face and Knocked down hv
liocber. Mrs, karlih- then told her
boy to 20 into the house and yet The re.
NolNer. lie did so, and on returning
WIN the weapon fired IL, prcsuma-
MY az lloeber, but the Shot
missed him aud passed through The
heart OF John Brndell, an innocent snrc.
laior OF the row, killing him instantly
Young karlln aud his mother were ar.
rested, aud the body Of Brandeu was
taken To the morgue. Mrs. karlin ms
eight small children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
rorE no DISPENSING ronrrcs.

RoMr, Aug. l3.- Archbishop Walsh,
comforting with The pope and Cardinals
Iacoblncs aud Samonl, promised 10 oh
serve the vatican's Instructions To the
Irish bishops IN regard to their dcmcanor
IN the present political crisis II Is al,
most certain that Archbishop Walsh viii
preside at the reunion Of ihc irish bishops,
In View oi which he ms hrrn especially
instructed.
The vatican is arranging rules for the
frllSstu bishops condUet toward the
government based ou the proposals of
the 'rulla conference 0f bishops
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
nILMnNr PARK nAcr..

PIIILNDELruA, PA, Aug. ia About
five thousand people visited Belmont
park to-day TO witness The match
trotting race between !. 4. Cases
brown stallion, rhallas, and W. G..
Francis bay gclding, Harry
Wilkes for II special purse OF $4,000, of
which $1,000 was for the second horse,
best three In five heats. 'hallas was
driven rs usual by Edwin ID. BlthcrS,
while Frank Manners held The rcinS over
Wilkes. The track was la perfect order,
The betting was brisk, PhalaS ruling Il
big iaNOritc before the start, SlnO la S9s,
aud the same odds were given on the
stallion even after The first heat had fall
Cn To wilkes. The race WIS
eventually won by Wilkes, who
took the first, second aud fourth
heats, the details OF which are rs fellows:
First heat-Aftcr three false starts, i'm
which Wilkes broke Just before reaching
the wire, a fair start was effected. Wilkes
securing n hali-lengih lead before the
quarter was reached, and holding II all
the way round To the head of the stretch,
where Phallas left his feet. aud The geld
ING won by two open lengths, in s:lG.
Second hcat-The word, go" was
given at the second trial, and Wilkes
broke badly before he was dozen wards
past the wires, phailas having
SIX lengths The best of II nj The
quarter and almost rs much at the half.
As the pair approached the thrce-quartcr
post Wilkes went up with surprising en-. >.
| PhnllaS coming back as II anchored, and
on the turn into the stretch the geldmp
went by him like a streak, holding his
lead To the wire where he was TWO rood
| lengths ahead. Time, 2:20.
Third heat-Wilkcs having Non the
preceding heat with such apparent ease,
the betting was completely changed. and
| after few pools had been sold al SlUo
! To $50 In his favor the odd ON
him Increased as high a. $3.50 to $50
! The horses were sent away at the second
/ trial, WI keS breaking 81 badly I'm the first
100 yards that lac had lost all chance, and
was distance behind at the half-milc.
AZ the thrce-fourthS phallas made a mo.
mentary break, and Wilkes Shut up a
fraction of the gap, but although he
trottcd very strong and steady In the
stretch, Phallas got the verdict by a dozen
lengths, amid loud cheering. Time,
2i2l4.
Fourth hcat--Ihc pools now averaged
thlrty-ilvC Ia sixteen In favor of Wilkes.
aud the layers of the odds were rewarded
by seeing their choice win handlk by Ten
lengths after being apparently beaten Al
the half-milc. phallas broke badly lust
before reaching the three-quartcr polc
and Wilkes coming M passed him ON the
turn into the stretch, Bithcrs seeing that
phallaS was beaten pulled him un In th,
last 100 yards. Time, 9;lS3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
GERMANY nuLLDozING a nLioK sII-

IANzTnAR, Aug. l$.Thc sultan of
Zanzibarwa notified yesterday by Adj
rniral pachen, commanding the German
feet, that unless he complied within
twcnty-four hours with Gcrmany's pre-.
liminary demands concerning possession
claimed In Zanzibar by German subjects
iricndl, negotiations would be dropped
The sultan making NO reply to the notice,
ADMIRAL iascbcn moved his squadron up
in front Oi the sultans palace aud took a
position there, and Il i thought that this
demonstration will induce the sultan to
acccdc to Germany demand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
\ Chinese Failure,

NtN Francisco, CNL., Aug. l3.-Hop
kcc Co., the largest wholesale Chinese
manufacturers of boots and shoes ON the
Pacific coast, have failed. Their liabili-
ties are sll0,0O0; their assets are un-
known. The firm has II large and pros
porous branch house at Victoria. b. {.
When the San Francisco house got into
financial trouble the Victoria house re-.
pudiatcd all connection with it and dis.
honorcd its drafts. This was the lmme-
diatc cause of the failure. The member.
OF the tirm are said To he worth half "A
million dollars. The question is whether
the creditors can succeed in reaching
them The principal creditors are be,
lieNed to be among the white leather
dealers and tanners in this city, but who
they are Hop kee refuses to say. This is
tue first Chinese failure of any i'm
poriancc that has occurred here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
4 HEBELLIous AMERICAN NEus.
PAPER

P,NAMA, Aug. la.-Thc Star aud Her
aid WAS potificd Il few days ago by the
government that under the operation of
the existing martini law IT would not be
permitted to publish amy news relating TO
government affairs except that fur
nl~hrd II by TIE government. The
editor published The notification
AND announced consequently that
unless allowed 10 handle government
news IN lis own way ii would not handle
II at all, official or non-oiilcial. und thar
hereafter all mention OF the government
would DE excluded from it, columns. II
Is understood thatn suppression OF The
paper was contemplated, hut that II was
abandoned when informed that the publ
cation was the property of an American
company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

ATLANTA, CA, Aug. l8.-Thc Georgia
Farmers convention to-day decided to
send committee To the American eNposi.
,ion Ia be held IN London in 1856, To
gather Information IN agricultural and
mechanical matters, also to Inquire into
agricultural progress In England aud the
continent and tO the establishment or
direct trade between European and
Georgia ports,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
THE LEE BOYS REyEl
They Cut the Wire Fence Of ONT
Pursuers.

They Cut the Wire Fence Of ON
Pnrsuers.
special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TN, Aug
Friday the Lee boys Of Delava|
were seen around John D, Wi}1
wire fence that enclosed hl. -
tire, about ten miles north Ollfpl
fence was cut and his stock nn|
ON Sunday night the cutting q
was repeated and last night "
was continued with great danis|
Lee boys have heer seen IN
Bend, their old stamping gioaad
times recently, and VIII
with there yesterday
II seems that Mr.. Washlnsa
fence they have been cutting
the posse that was ailerlhf
soon after the killing Of llf
and that the Lees have swora Z
on him and Others that wcft inl'
trying to arrest them,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
THE CASE srRESGTugNlN4. AGAINST
sIR CnAnLEs nI.RE

LoNpoN, Aug, lS,t,Sir Charles pike
has engaged Charles Russell rs his lead.
ing counsel and MIR. o. Earle as junior
counsel. The solicitors have demanded
the IlaintIfi TO lille details OF his ease.
The plaintiffs ease has been strength
eucd 10y the evidence of physician who
was called To Sir Charles nllkc's house
when Mrs. Crawford seemed To be sink.
Ing under prolonged hystcria arising from
an alteration with the French mistress
of Sir Charles The counsel oi the lib.
"ral association is divided as Ia whether
10 ASK Sir Charles Dixie TO retire from
public lilo until after the time of the dl.
Nurce Cose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Author. of n ouadrupI' VS.

AsuvILI.E, n, c., aug. w
ing a detective brought to tNs Z
lodged in jail W, II. Jones " T.
of this county, charged WIZ rs
on the Bird Of April ~
miles west Of This laN
II. Joyce and three oiaa T.
of the family, then Oarulls !,
and the remains. The p'aA Y
will have an examination s <,
next. The murder created
element at the time but nog /.
perpetrators had been Va.
now, although several q'n
been al work. II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

Pants, Aug. 49,. The French ncw~pa
pcrs comment ON the great number of
German spies discovered recently in va
rious parts Of France. II is reported
that the government has decided 10 order
the expulsion from the French territory
Of all Germans who can be proved Ia be
spies, or who can reasonably be- suspected
of being such.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
CHuRCHILL PoURS on Oh the
TROUBLED WATERS

LoNnoN, Aug. l&.-In speech at
Winbmns minister last evening Lord
Randolph Churchill denied that he was
actuaied against Earl Spencer and Lord
llpon by personal feeling. lie assaulted
only their methods of government. lie
denounced the Radicals for wishing to
tax the poor mans beer, which he said
was food equally with breud He said
he cared not "A rap what the daily News
and standard said about him. lie
omphatcully denied that the
Conservatives wanted to tuN
the food of the people, aud he tauntch
the Radicals with having no policy. while
the Tories were carrying out u great one,
having for its object the strengthen
lllg OF the empire, at home and abroad
The Conservatives hoped To give peace to
Ireland and security TO India, hoped to
create an ovcrpowcring navy, which
would be AN adequate defense To the
COASTS of Great Britain aud her colonies,
aud to her commerce. They believed
they could bring about II revival of the
trade and industries of the country.
Lord Randolph repudutcd the charge
Tint he desired WARMTH Russia for the
snkc oi securing VOTES ut the election
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
GnnMAN, rNcmoAcmING on rnANcE

PARIS, Aug. la.--Thc chamber Of com
mcrcc has sent memorial 10 The gov
eminent protesting against the prcten-
sious Of Germany In assuming possession
OF Port Scgucro and Little Pepo on the
west coast of Africa, aud urging the gov
eminent 10 maintain the rights of France
along that pari of the African coast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

senator Coke. Hon. George Clark and
Judge Gerald bitterly opposing prohibit
ton. Gen. l.. ;. Ross WAS present. and
in response TO loud calls arose and said
he could not speak tonight but would
try to do ~ at some future time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
AnnldIdeI.

A Mound-bulldcr's idol,s'' n
farm east of THIN, oalv Is a
week. 1t is in the form 81, :, II.
scmblancc of some Ihlrl.s,
inches in length. inadeG : ~ ''r
fine grained stone, W. . Nj
polished. No one Sn0N ~
thousands OF years as., II (, 7 8
may have been worsllPpSp
won't native. .....-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
rnE sI-IrAN WILDE.

IiAuDinG, Aug ia private telc-
gram from Zanzibar states that the dis
pu,c between the sultan and Germany has
becn adjusted, aud the sultan admits
Gcrnany's supremacy IN the disputed
territory and promises 10 withdraw
thence The Zanzibar troops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

noon, soaking Ia
, masn .nS.; crop y 4 W,
county. w NldlAs..
special smith uoa,,,
TYLER, Tx, Aus
shower al rain icil hi. " h
special ma Taylor couss,
AhlLrNr. Tx, a.
hours hours rain to-day MAJ
cotton crop. '"'A SUI
special TO the Gazette. "'n's
DfNrfR, Tx, A. !, \
crop Is suffering y.rr NJ. !
dry weather In M. "sI,fish !
county. ''' 'eetlM n
special TO the Gazette. wv
BuRp, Tx, Aug !.
considerable change INK, y
wind is blowing III, vie Wei,
ir, and IL is rainInp V'e.,t
inc thermometer STANDS !, y. Y,
special 10 the Gazette.
Wr,rlIrRroRp, Tx. 4.
are some indications Of ,,Is..
Is needed very much. r, II
dust and sand continu.iis :,
make travelling very di..,,'1 WI
terday Is said to have bess ' "
day OF the season. T,s NJ y. Y,
stood at lol in the Shade "
Inc cotton crop Is con,,l..
aged i Is thought i6,r Y
more NOR Than a hali-crop inss'
VIII be considerably larger X.
last year.
Denton com,
special TO the Gazette.
: PILor PolNr, Tx, .Aos$ \
day was reported the warm..
season and the various iber,..
Dictated from ~ TO lle Il
Cotton is very mnch poe.,,. n
viii suffer great injury lnls. n
soon.
Burleson Comd,.
Special 10 the Gazette.
YELLOW pnMHur, Tx, Az
farmers are all needing rainls,]
ton is shedding forms. hutihs,
be Il good prospect forrlna.st]
ing around the same as II did. n
ter part of June before the ~
set in.
Weather Report.
The cotton belt weatberpnts
showing the maximum and nps|
pcrature, also the Falniall n
twenty-four hours + As follow,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
ANoNEL MONUMENT.

WAsnINGroN, Aug. l3.-The Wash
mgtOn Critic proposes II bridge across
the Potomac ns the national monument
for Grant, and Is working hard TO stir mp
movement To carry out lis queer idea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
sAlisniay ooINo no ,uAN,r

LoNnoN, Aug, la,--l.ord Salisbury Will
start saturday for fortnight'S holiday
atDippet lie denies the report lhat he
viii meet Prince bismarck tln his return
he wtllopen electoral battle With speeches
In the prov incCS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Notice TO Stone sa's''

Sealed proposals will Is Y,
saturday, August -, iqr W.
and stone work of . Two s
Wcatherfopl street. flsa
cations eau be seen At V W
guinet x Dawson, architect
intcndrnts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

tlle tasc Of she mountain. y to The effect
that the lava has done much damage
unc hundred houses hsvc been DESTROYED.
The loss II life Is not known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

The Hotel Pickwick ha' 0 v
the most popular houss,, 4, 4. Z
The recent arrange men, IA, y,
accommodation OF slle, :, ,.',m,st
summer hotel that VII =. .y's b !
ably with any IN IeSa.l n "
at all times supplied a \, n.Ilssus.
had in the market. H. X ~,
crossing OF the Two llaS ,u'a 81
sides omnibusSes and c''5'
house for every tialIl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

special TO the Gagettc.
Waco, TEN" Aug la,An Immense
ahli-prohibition ma>>.mectlng was held
here Tonight, Speeches were made by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
Herman Spies Discovered In Sarieus
rsrts Of France AetIon TO be
Taken 10 Expcl Them.
1'.svful Increase ~ Cholera In spain si''i-
inaI AciIos Resulting from the
Eeadsn Plugging.
cHoLInA.


MADup, Aug. lSIhc Gazette to-day
says. Ia iAe last tweniy-lour iioHrs GiGl
new casrs Of cholera aud sjsp don1lis lave
been reported FROM 57G tawss IN thirty
six provinces IN Spain. Tbis is the
highest number Of Victims get reported.
The press calls upon tbc government aud
The higher classes la combiDe In efforts
Ia alleviate the na,loaal calanity The
king and queen have sssnt large donations
TO SaragOssu and Granodn. The epi-
demic Il exciting all tlic fashionable scat
side resorts. ~ each place visited u
panic cnsucs aud the place Is deserted In
lorty-eight honrs. To-day SIX cases were
reported IN one house In Madrid Senior
Silycla, brother Of Minister Silycla, was
seized but has recovered.
There were 1893 new eases of cholera
reported throughout Spain yesterday aud
fGls deaths
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
voLcANIc ERUPTION n rcrlnon.

NEw ionR lng. lN4rNews from Quay
aquii, Ecuador July %, Is 10 The effect
thai the volcano Of CotopaNc is again in
a state Of eruption Il emitted a SERIES
~ sounds resembling heavy caanonadmg.
Intelligence from tIImahn, situated at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

We offer AT cost iof .' 'sl's
duce stock, a great ,, Na,
clothing. +. W BIZ
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Montague County.

Special TO the Gazette.
BOWIE, Ten, Aug l3.-Thc sky was
overloaded and promised rain this morn
Ing, but favored Us with only very light
sprinkle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

uaniAan Bros arr selling light under
wear at prices To please the public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

special TO The Gazette.
san MARcos, TN, Aug. l3.-Cotlon is
beginning 10 suffer for want Of rain. II
the dry weather continues for two weeks
longer it viii reduce the cotton crop fully
10 per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Morris County.

special To the Gazette
DuNGERtlELn, TIN, Aug ,l3.-Wc are
needing rain Al present badly, and if we
do not get II before many DAYS cotton
VIII be very much reduced in this and ad-
joining counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
ILoaet.n ~ ALso rno.rcrrrn.

LpNpoN, Aug l3.--Mr. Francis The
gentleman who yesterday logged Mr..
rcarse 81 the Glasgow ,mp.building firm
oi John Elder Bros for the alleged be-
truyal nf the formers daughter, to-day
mstltutcdn criminal action against MIR.
Pcarcc- Yesterday the latter explained
The ditlbulty tu n reporter OF the Pail
Mall Gazette that the charge OF scducing
was inlsc and That the whole thing
was but II case OF blackmail Of a pcculi-
nrly. bad kind. For this statement
Mr. Francis brings his action. He SaVS
ne thought that MIR. Pcarcc had done him
wrong sufficiently cruel in bctraying
his daughter under the guisc of friend
snip, without adding the insult OF dcscrib-
Ing ihc tmnily rs hluckmsilcrs Mr.
Pcarcc = Il rich Conservative aud bnd
been selected by the Tories to stand ms
their candidate for Glasgow in the com
luz election, Mr. Francis lsa gentleman
oi respectable social standing and il a
member OF thcigOycrnmcnt civil service,
hring an Inspector of customs
Miss Francis admits that She was init
mate with Mr.. Prartc, but she saws he did
not bciray her. She has not seen him for
three months, aud since the separation
Sue has been trying 20 earn
an honest living, She cNoueratrs
Mr. pcarce and says her parents only wish
TO hlackmall him. MIR. penrcc saws he
ducs not intend to notice the action of
Mr., Francis in bringing suit against him
Tor libel on the charge OF bnckmail, be
licving, he says, that Francis Is cranky "
Mr. Pcarc to-day attended the llrst Sit
ing OF the commission on trade deprcs-
sion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

The only cigarettes waicn Y
to the lips are Opera l1ln'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
rLc slinntinn .nt sc,IIIc.

M,DErp. Aug la.--il'hcrc Is great cX-
,;itement ia Sekillc over the govern
mcnt's proposals to- abolish the power Of
the local authorities during the prevail.
cncc ofcholera hecuusc Of the inenlclcncy
OF sanitation, aud 20 Itself assume the
direction OF tile city's local nffiurs. The
popnlacc Is hostile tothe doctors and adj
verse 10 any Interference In family affairs
aud II strongly supports the local au-
thOrilics. Great crowds assembled IN all
The public places Inst evening to discuss
the situation and the civil guard was
called upon to diSpcrsc them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Fails County.

9peclAl lo the Gazette
MARLIN, TEX, Aug. la.-Thls section
was visited by Slight rain this evening,
"hlch was badly needed, Some cotton
On the uplands has been considerably
damaged by the drought and unless we
nave more rain II will not be benefited
much The cotton in the bottoms had
lust oegnh suffering and this shower win
DC OF great benefit to IL. The weather is
very warm aud snltry tonight and the
INDICATIONS arr that we shall have morc
ram soon II there Is Il eoodrain tlrongh.
our me county In few DAYS we shnIl
iia good cotton crop in the TALL, but If
last year. '"'r' as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
BeIlCoun,,

NpeelAl 10 lhe GulciIc.
IfNrLE' TN Aug. Ia splendid
rain fell here aud east Of here ms altar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Hamilton County.

'l''l"i w NV 'dItllts
HAMILTON, Ten, Aug. l3.-Thc wealth
er remains hot. few days since good
rain about six miles wide extended over
our county from north to south but
other portions of our county are needing
rain. Cotton without more rain will be
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