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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
SPANISH FORT.
The Names of the Three Thieves
Lynched in the Territory.

~fNN'NNAs
SPANISH Fort, TEX, June TO-
In our last communication we stated
that band of horse-thieves had been
infesting this locality from the Terri
tory. The thieves were well organ
lied, and were carrying their nefarlous
occupation on seemingly without fear.
They crossed stock from one side of
the river to the other, stealing on both
sides. Two of our officers crossed over
into the Territory about the 18th inst.
and, assisted by few citizens, sue
ceeded in capturing three parties ac-
cused of harboring the thieves. AS
our officers had no positive proof
against these parties they turned them
over to some Indian police, who
started towards Fishimingo, but they
were overtaken near Healdton by q
mob and the thieves were hung.
The names of the parties hung
were Williams, Moon and Morgan.
They were all bad characters.
Our officers are still in pursuit of the
thieves with zeal that Is oommenda-
BILE. 1t is stated that they are about
to make some revelations in regard to
parties on this side OF the river that
will be a surprise to many.
Our farmers are busily engaged hsr-
vesting wheat, which promises the
/ heaviest yield for many years. The
web worms have done considerable
damage to the cotton crop, but they
have all disappeared,
Most of our stockmen have started
their beeves towards Kansas, or the
upper part of the Territory, where
they will ship by rail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
PARIS.
The Military Academy to Close To-
day-other Notes.


PARIS, TEX, June lS,-The Paris Mill
itary academy will close its session to-
morrow. This school pursues Its way
very quietly under the direction Of the
principal, Prof. II. g. Gowdey, but is
doing very efficient work in training
young men for positions OF future
usefulness, and deserves the very
hearty patronage it receives.
The scholastic census of Lamar
county just completed by Mr.. w. ].
Wilson, tax assessor, foots up grand
total Of 1910 white children and ,267
colored children, in all 5,S07 children,
an increase of 6lS over last year.
Light rains continue to fall. Cotton
prospects are Frightening every day.
Messrs. Witherspoon will exhibit q
number of views with the aid OF their
powerful stereopticon at the opera
house on Friday night.
The shipment of peaches yesterday
for st. Louis and Chicago from our
city was 574 boxes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
KEMP.
Fine Crop Prospects In Kaufman
County-The Ipvalid's Retreat.


KEMP, TEX, June lS.-We had q
fine rain Tuesday morning, which was
quite acceptable to many Of our farm.
ers, The crop prospects are now
very fistteIing as regards both corn
and cotton. The wheat is all cut and
ls in the shock. The oats are now be-
ing harvested. The yield is heavy.
The grand jury was recalled Mon
day and indicted the negro, Star Lee,
for murder in the first degree, and you
may look out for a hanging in Kauf-
man county ere long.
The health OF this county is still I'M
precedented. In fact, for the past
twelve months this eection has been
the invalid's retreat. Many have
come into this section in low state of
health and are now hearty and strong.
Kemp needs good flouring-mill
now very much. We have thousands
of bushels of wheat, which we have to
ship to Terrell, distance OF twenty
three miles, to have 1t ground into
flour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
METAL POlSji


| am a coppersmith BY trade ~ l.
series OF years my arms lbelns \: "a
work. have absorbed wordesa1'
metal poison. Having srrofnIs.'
cy from my youth, the small nsr,'' x
per and brass would get into ~ y.
by this process the poison VA. ~
TO my blood till my whole svs,-s
Injected. was treated with N, " a
dies OF mercury and iodide potael,.
walton followed, my teeth afe NM. \
head, my digestive organs demn,S I
have been helpless in bed for ovs, w
mercurial rheumatism, NV io,rs
swollen, and | lost the use Of nv 4,
legs, and became helpless as An ins''
MY sutierings became SO ln,enges
impossible me to rest. Ihe M
vised me to go TO the city hnsyIiaI n.
ment This | could not bear. 4 5,,.i'
has proved friend indeed urRsa r. h
Swift's Specific, believing II woali \,
Others discouraged me, but etwi,i ,
bottles, and have now taken Two "A,
ties. The first effect Of themclldrss
bring the poison TO the surlace, M II
out all over in running sores ~
disappeared and my skin CLEANED N
knees, which had become twioeihg,s
size, have resumed their usual slie, !,
supple as OF yore. My armsandhsri
right again, and can use them vlihoa
The entire disease has lett all pai.
body save two ulcers on my vrlsi
are healing rapidly, | am weak iriz
confinement, but / have the use d /
limbs. This medicine Ia bringiEi M
the greatest trial Of my lie, aud II
ind words sufficient to express ny n
tion OF It's virtues, and the Erallll&
that ever heard of H..
PETER L. Low, Auyus2
January 0, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
The Texas& Pacific Railway,

The Great Popular Route between the East
anu tne West, short line 10 New Orleans aud
All points In Louisiana, New Mexico, arizona
East and Southeast. Pullman Palace sIeen'
t slg s M, ueiiy between 81. Louis and Dallas
lot eort worth, III Paso and san Francisco. Cal
change. solid trains from III Paso 10 AZ
louis. Fast time, first-class equipment, sure
Sohneeilons. see that your ticket reads Via
t hy11tas Az. ana faeihe railway. For maps, time
ianhnoh, call on or address any OF the Ticket
Agents or IL. L. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent Houston, Texas
- y. W. MCCULLOUGH,
fass. Ticket AR't, Galveston, Texss,
- W. II, NEWMAN,
zen Iianlc Manager, Galveston, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
MCKINNEY.
special.

MCKINNEY, TEX June lS.-This
morning at s O'clock me-
gro man broke into the sleeping-room
OF Miss Mitchell. In era Wing around
the room he made noise, which
aroused the young lady and she imme-
diately gave the alarm. The negro,
jumping from tine window, made his
escape, followed by q couple OF inef.
fectual shots from pistol by the pro
prietor. This breaking Into houses by
negroes is getting very frequent Of
late In our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
CABLE NOTES.

The Australian court will go into
mourning for week in respect to the
memory of the late Prince Frederick
Charles.
Destructive fires have occurred in
Ayrenum and Lutsohan, both towns
in Hungary. AT the former place 100
houses were burned. AT Lutsohan
400 houses were destroyed and many
lives lost.
Official information has been re-
ceived to the effect that the French
dispatch boat Renard, recently re-
ported lost in the India ocean, foun.
dered in a cyclone and the whole OF
the crew, numbering 127 souls, was
drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
TEMPLE.
A Timely Rain Fourth Anniversary
Celebration.

special,
TEMPLE, TEX, june Is. After three
weeks or more without rain, which,
although no damage had resulted, was
causing some apprehension OF short
crops, rain began to fall here about s
o'clock yesterday evening and con-
tinued an hour or more, saturating
well the ground. Farmers who came
into the city to-day said that an album
dalt crop Of corn Is certain, although
no more rain may come.
Uncle Dan Rice Of veteran show
fame has been here some days. He
lectured on Tuesday aud Wednesday
evenings 10 good audiences at McCel-
vey's opera-house to the pleasure and
entertainment OF his hearers. He
gives II as his opinion that too much
cannot be said In praise Of Temple and
the surrounding country. He says
that, after visiting all paris OF the old
world, as well AS the new, he has nc
hesitaucy in saying that for
climate, fertility OF soil, health
fulness, adapiability TO the perfect
growth OF al kinds OF crops and stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
TExAs COTTON.
Complete Reports from Ninety. Two
counties in the State.

SShahAOo III bhO bbthb0s
GLvEsToN, Ten, June 1S.-The
most important and complete report
on the Texas cotton crop thus far this
season is supplied to-day by II. G.Dun-
II Co.'s branch agency at Galveston.
The report embraces ninety.two coun-
ties In the cotton-belt districts, the re-
turns from which are summarized
as follows: Sixty-fve counties re-
port 20 per cent. increase
IN acreage over last year; twenty-three
counties report the same acreage; four
counties report n decrease OF IL per
cent, in acreage.
Sixty counties report the crop about
seventeen days later than last year;
twenty-one counties report the same
advancement as last year; eleven re-
port the crop about fourteen days
earlier.
The average height of the plant on
the 18th OF June In ninety-two coun-
ties was eleven and one-third inches.
Fffty-elght counties report the gen.
eral condition Of the plant as good;
eleven counties report a fair condition;
nine counties say the crop Ia excellent
and In splendid condition, seven re.
port very good and seven counties
report conditions not good, owing &c
| the presence Of cotton worms or othel
causes; tiity-nine counties report very
favorable conditions for cotton; lively,
report good indications; ten repor
fair; four report that the prospects
were never better; four report no
good indicaiionsi three report indifier
ent,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
GREENvILLE.
special.

OFNNIHTs
GREENvnLE, TEX, June Is The
case of Mayor b. d. Martin for NAL.
fessance in office was commenced to-
day in the mayors court before G. H
Hoakum, mayor pro tenn, aud an able
lawyer. Sam d. Stinson and Attor.
ney Il. w. Terhune appeared for the
defense. City Attorney Il. +. Loonev
assisted by Attorney II. l.. Porter. are
Tor The prosecution OEiug 10 some
teehnicAiity IA the formation OF tbe
complaint It was quashed and the
case was postponed I'LL Thursday, the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
BAsTRoP.
A Young Farmer Sends the Gold
Lead Through His Uranium.

Special
BAsTRoP, TEX, June is Joseph
Gloeckner, son Of a well-known grocer
merchant Of this place, committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the head with double-barreled shot
gun about o'clock yesterday even
log on his farm, mile and half from
town. he had been working In the
field in the forenoon, and when he
came TO the house he dressed himself
and prepared 10 die. No chuse Ia as
signed for the rash act.
We had nice shower yesterday,
which will do some good to crops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
Growth Of the South

The growth Of sons of the Southern
states is illustrated by the statement
concerning Chattanooga that 1t has
increased since the wal" from clump
Of whitewashed warehouses and sham
ties to city of 25, 000inhabitants; from
tax roll OF 81 300, 900 to one OF $1,000.
COO; and has increased its business
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19

toms. and Cara Floreza, prominent
lawyers, have had a misunderstand'
ing. They met this morning by APP
pointment, but unfortunately the in
tendant Of police got there In time to
prevent little sword exercise. IL Is
ex pected that another meeting will be
arranged. The customs guard and
citizens are now both arming chem
selves, and from all appearances col
lision will take place before morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
Homes for All.

By streak Of good luck | have had
thirty.two excellent building lots
turned over to me for sale, located ON
HAST Belknap street, at the terminus
OF the street-car line. These lots will
be aold low and on favorable terms.
Location Is excellent and entirely
healthy. Apply TO Henry SchwRrtg,
corner second and Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
HANGED.
Two Negroes Die on the scaffold for
Murder.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. June IS
Joe Barbour and Horace Terrill were
executed this morning at o'clock in
the laIl.ysrd here, the former for the
murder OF Randall Jackson and the
latter for the murder of a girl named
Mary Foster. The criminals and their
victims were all colored. The execu-
ton was private. twenty.four invited
others, the officers Of the law and
Company ID OF the Third Virginia
regiment being present. Joe Barbour
onfsssed his crime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
Malarial PoiSo

The drought in Southwest Gxgl
spring dried up the wells, and W sar !
PEELED to use water from the eTtff Il
plantation. The result was ina. I
troubled with chllls and fsyer ! q
with me several bottles Of spiilt n
and as long as | took Il | had pefilN 4
AS soon as / ceased taking i, iitse'
was AFFLICTED with chills. When ! ~
its use, was all right again. We hrl
II 10 our family as an anlid0ie ~ n
poison for two or three yesis, anahiH \
known 1t to fail In single insislgs
WClu1
Sumpter co.. Ga, Sept ~, ISL
Treaties on Blood and Skin Dise1'a Y
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC y
DraweFS. Atnit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
CLEBURNE.
Special.

Special.
CLEBURNE, TEX June Is This
vicinity was visited yesterday by a
cool rain, which caused the thermome-
ter to go down considerably.
In obedience to a recent ordinance
passed by the city council the war
against unmuzzled dogs was begun to-
day with disastrous results to one or
two estrays.
The cotton crop outlook is still very
gloomy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
LAREDO.
Special.
gloomy,

LAREDO, TEX, June Is The grand
jury has just brought in lengthy re.
port condemning the actions and ex-
pressions and epistles of the ranger
force now in this county. 1t has sent
certified copies to Gov. Ireland and
Adit Gen. King.
Wm. Brens, the soldier charged
with the killing OF the printer, Her.
rers, is now on trial in the district
court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
Military.

There will be company drill tonight
AZ the armory and it is earnestly hoped
mat all Will be present. this being the
last meeting before the company leaves
Tor Lampasas. BY order of
X. M. VANZANDT, JR.,
Commander.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
Fresh Roasted coese.

Turner 4 Mcclure are receiving
daily shipments OF fresh roasted coffee
Six pounds for dollar Ia the way it ls
sold. Telephone them your orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
Wanted.

Ten.hrst-clsss stone-cutters on new
courthouse at Weatherford. Apply at
building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19
A Fine Lot Of Icru

Embroidery, with plain goods to
match, for one-half the usual price at
]. j. Laurie's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19

CiSsrette smokers prefer Opera Pufis
because they do not stick To the lips.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-19

January 0, 1885.
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BRAysxD B2rr, WITH FopsTR tD'sn
SAUCB.-BIaiso five pounds OF fresh bact
Quot too Lean. W tn an onion, a carrot.
sliced, a few sl,rPS OF parse ), four or i've
cloves little celery. pePi er ana salt, aJ''
o quart of boiling water ; cover z .tly AID
let cook about thcoe hours. rorer' him
with little boiling water il stearn escapes
too much. SeuDe--Simmer gv,Her 1oi
quarter Of an hCir onc .h3lt c'.'5u! @ .-r,tCd
cracker, one-haif cupful of horse rcd'Sh,
one cupful Oh CIeaia, ,,...-o. f,Ju..-t.4 q IL
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DoUGHNUTs-Ons egg, two c'lis srgor.
two tahlespoorfals butter, cne Sea. poem
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CREAM PIE.-One cup SUGAR. two ergs.
one-hAlf cup Of water or milk, one-hali cap
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= RRtSG SALAD --S9.k two behring's
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IN dice bone and skin the hornug and GU,
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noisten. TO be eaton with cream porrcG
over Serve on lsrgo, h&v din, AID san
ish with hard BODIED esses, ard bees oUt l.
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To TAEg NAcHINn OIL orr OF WHITE
COTToN GooDs-Rub Oh spt.ss OF turpen
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CuI n FOR DTPETuHRIA. a teaspoonful
flower o. sulphur in hall glass oi wa,cr
TO De used ~ gaigle.
TOAD IN TUE HoIE.--Tcke half
pound of ssHsa.ge meat ard roll IL into 81.
balls place these IN a bulr:Eg dssii wmct
has been rli9h1ly CREASED make a BATE
Of t~o eggs, two herpei - table sroorfu!
Of Ecur and t-y~-%si? rrtns o. milk pour thu
over the rnusege pit-oe in q moderately he
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pork gpavy ard plan biii"d notatqes arf
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sons
To WASH suBrLiEo SHAw!s.-Mhke e
thin }athef of boiled soap AMI water plunge
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tho hand. It must never be ruNsed {.
wrung. When clean rinse through waite
without any soap, hang it up foz about {.
minute, shake it gently BY each SIDE alter.
nataly, pin 1t ont Oh shoe, exactly square.
and il the shawl be OF "a fine texture it shoDl,
be lightly sewed down TO tie sheet by th5
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Qua. Fl thea directions are carefully Mt
tended to, tie shawis may 10 washed ms II,
,imea and each tmo appear "a well as
when new They shou;3 rsver bo put int
the hande Of any but thceo wac are accus'
toned to wash lace.
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Thorough cxsmnntion and advicr, rGclud. = aIsly
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address upon "uccipt OF price or . O. b. securr
from observation, and in private name il desired
\. T.. MINT. II D.
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SAMPLE BOTTI f. FREE:
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"I'm sorry to see you So ill.," said Mrs.
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YES" replied Mrs. De Wigs, I'm
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FoErHwEsT 5NTEE7FlsE

ANACCKvrs NOVEMBER II. 1881
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IS \ NEVER FAILIys
Cure for Nervous Dehl,
ity, Exhausted vitaIit,
Seminal Weakness. sn.r.
mattorrhea, lost Mar.
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ell The terrible IN, CT. of
Self-Abuse, youthful fol-.
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turer wears, such "a Los.
of Memory. Lassituds
Nocturnal Emission Az.