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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
TAMMANy's FOURTH.

NEW York, July i.-Tammany Gel
cbrated the day by gathering a, Tam.
many hall, where speechei were made
by prominent men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
MKATIiER REpnHT.

The c0ttOn-belt weather report Of
Texas, showing the maximum aud
minimum temperature, also the rain
fail for the past twenty.four hours, In
M follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05

FoRNEr, TEX July !, 1885.
This IL TO certify that 1 have this
day been paid by the Masonic Mutual
Benevolent Association of Texas the
sum OF $1,000, United States currency,
IA Iuu OF my late husbands policy Ia
SAia association, Il. A, BROOKS,
Witness PerJ.CC
II, Il. TURNER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
FIne, Yerr Fine.

are those splendid parlor aud bed.
room suits now on exhibition al
finkard 4 Joyco's. Goods sold on the
ipAtAllment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
WEATHER AND CROPS.
The Wei Worm has Made Ia Appearance
Again in tho Counties Of Tarant
and Grayeon.
Terrible storms and Great Destruction Of
Life orc Reported From Austria
and Hungary.
TAaRANT COUNTY.

esclal 70 no Gazette.
ARLlSRoS, TEX, July l. We
l,ave had no rain at this place for live
days, though the prospects are good
ror one 10 the next few hours.
The web worm has again made In
appearApce aud merchants and farm
~ are alike very much discouraged
over the outlook for "A cotton crop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
Alarming

The exceedingly low prices At which
wa are selling dry-goods are 10 our
competitors alarming aud 20 our Gus
toners charming. INoRAM & Co.
300 Houston 81,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
The Science OF Medlcine.

When the great Malendls assumed
the professor chair OF medicine at the
College OF France, he thus addressed
the astohlshed students: "Gentlemen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
WICHITA FALLS,

Correspondence OF the Gazette. ig
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Juth
A. Wood OF Dallas, reprem, , !. y,
Weir Plow company and thsvo
81 Urban Safe company, wAs re
ut this place this mornln = .
south-bound train, charged q a, v
der In Tennessee. Capt. Mer q
the rangers ami Deputy Shsell
effected the arrest In accord {
"A telegram from Fort Wee 4
Wood said he was the mrne
name, and later In the day hmai
leased on account OF there aud
sufficient evidence or identintis
hold him. x "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
uAAIp COUNTY

Special % The Gazette.
PrrWsuitG, TgX July g. a two
hoars' soaking rain fell here vest, rday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
can and sne

The elegant line OF bedroom suits
combination suits, parlor suits, al the
popular furniture house OF Pinkard n
Joyce,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
THE NATIONS BIRTHDAY.


THROUGHOUT the day the Guy presented
a holiday appearance. The flags Of all
nations were flying above the
cOnfulates and on the vessels In
the port. The day passed without
serious casualties Of any character.
Toward evening nearly the entire pop
ulace seemed 10 be moving toward the
gulf side Of the leland. AZ . o'clock
about ten thousand men, women and
children were maased on the
galleries and In front Of the Beach
motel. The nlghpa entertainment
opened with an exhibition Of tight
rope walking. The fireworks, how
ever were the attraction Of the night.
Tney were superb, many
beautiful and unique figures being
represented. The fiery cascades and
illuminated pyramids were among the
most attractive figures. The concert
programme Of the evening was large.
ly made 40 Of military selections and
old songs, popular and dear TO the
patriotic American.
a BANQUET TO MIsIsTER Jackson.
CITY or MEXICO, July The
American colony celebrated the Fourth
by banquet given in honor Of Minis
ter Jackson. over one hundred people
we're present, including Minister Jack
son, x-Consul.1eneral StTother who
presided the minister OF foreign rela-
lions, Muriscal; the minister Of finance,
DublaD; the minister Of the interior,
RublO; the minister Of Justice, Baranda;
the mayor OF the CITY of Mexico, the
commander Of the general district, the
German minister, the French charge
d'aff4ires, in the absence Of the French
minister; the British special agent,
Lionel Garden; the editors OF the daily
and weekly papers, the minister Of
Guatemala, the official representatives
Of the Central, National aud Hunting.
ton railways, also the representatives
OF every important American Interest.
Minister Jackson was cordially re-
Ceiyed, and In the course OF an elo-
quent speech took occasion to declare
tnat the American people desired all
the Spanish. republics TO
preserve their individual senti-
ments, which was warmly appiauded.
The health Of President DiaH was
drunk amid great enthusiasm, ard
his name was repeatedly cheered.
Minister Mar,scal spoke 10 English
In response 20 the toast to Mexico.
The minister from Guatemala
responded for the diplomatic corps
Gen. Frisbie, representing the Hunt
ington railway interest. responded to
the toast % railways In II speech
which touched on the existing points
Of difference between the government
and the railways. He crltised some
points OF tho governments policy
and concluded with tribute
10 the high personal character Of Pres.
ident DihZ. One feature OF the ban.
quet was the presence Of quite II num-
Der OF Englisn residents who desired
TO participate. The American flag
WAS displayed throughout the city
aad the Mexican standard was hoistet
on the national palace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05

Don't miss the opportunity OF buy.
ing ine parasol AT coat AZ Ingram
Il Cois
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05
e5c viii Buy

\ bottle Of Wells mosquito lotion,
which Is better than costly bars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05

The only cigarettes which do not
stick 10 the lips are Opera Pulls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-05

One Of the two free-circalgtern.
ries in Philadelphia, thsI the
Friends In Germantown,
work of fiction upon It's she'll ast
loans nearly 5000 volun.selnI
and about 25, 600 PEOPLE coml,ted
TO read In Its rooms. lend
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
The Courts.

The entire time of the district court
was taken up yesterday with the trial
of the injunction suit Of the Fort
Worth Street Railway company versus
the Rosedale company. This case had
frat been argued on de-
murrer and the evidence
occupied nearly two days. The case
finally went TO Judge Booty, who will
probably render his decision to-day.
In the county court James Sanford
WAS on trial for stealing some bacon.
He was tried by jury and convicted,
his punishment being fixed at sos
fine and three months in the county
jail.
The case OF Jake Riggle vs. City OF
Fort Worth on appeal was disposed OF
by mol pros. Two other cases ap.
pealed from the city court were set fol
trial tomorrow
The commissioners court met yes
terday and were busy all day discuss
ing road business.
Two special venires were issued yes
terdav, one In the murder case OF DIR
Stevens and the other in he case o
| Horace Matlock The criminal d0cke
will probably be taken up sgain SOM
| time In June.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
PERSONAL.

J. A, Reddick OF San Antonio is in
the city.
Mr.. David Boaz returns tonight
from trip to New York city.
Mr., Nichols, president Of the Com
mercial bank Of ST. Lous, Is in the
city.
We acknowledge a call from Mr..
Fred d Snyder Of the Mary vile, Mis-
souri,, Times.
John Lebosquet, conductor on the
Santa Fe, returned home last night
from two weeks trip North.
H. p. Hughes of Houston, travelling
passenger agent for the Gould lines in
the South, is at the Pickwick,
Mr.. s. Monarch of the firm OF
Casey g. Swasey, left last night for the
West, in the interest of his house.
Jimmie Stewart, the infant drum
mer for Sprague, Warner d Co. OF chi
cago, is 10 the Fort doing the city.
Chas. Fowler, Jr., son Of Mr.. Chas.
| Fowler of the Morgan line, arrived yes
terday from Galveston and Is at the
Pickwick.
Mr.. l.. s. Reiss, the lower Houston
street dry goods merchant, left for
New Orleans and the exposition this
morning.
Mr.. Jno. Laneri, manager OF the
Ginocchio hotel, left last night for the
New Orleans exposition and will be
absent two weeks.
George Dimmick, superintendent Of
eastern division Of Texas Pacific
passed through the city last night VIII
his family on their way TO Ell Paso.
We acknowledge pleasant cal
from Mr.. w j Morphy, late of THU
city, but now of FL Paso. He speak
ia the most glowing terms OF the Gil
mate and future prospects oil III
adopted home.
Mr.. e G. Senter, who has beer
temporarily acting az city editor o
THE GAZETTE, returns to Austin to
day TO resume his duties as CORES
pondent at the state capital. Mr.. M
, w. Carrico will occupy the position
Of city editor.
Mr.. A. Putnam and wife, who hay
9 b en- 10 the city for sometime on
: visit to their daughter, Mrs. g. 4
Judy, wife OF the popular and GEM!
e yardmsster OF the Missouri Pacifi
d Yards here, returned yesterday mori
ing to their old home in Richmon'
o. Indiana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
CuILpReN BADLY nUnNED.

HUNTINGTON, PA, May l2.--W. A.
Hess, farmer, yesterday was burn
ing brush near valuable piece OF
timber land on his farm at Wells
valley in Fulton county. The high
wind carried the flames into the tim
Der and the fire was soon beyond his
control. He fought the flames until
he was unconscious His two daugh-
tiers, LIZZIE and Annie, found him on
the ground by the fire. They dragged
him TO place OF SAFETY, but In doing
30 their clothing caught fire and they
were 80 terribly burned that their re-
ceveIy ~ considered doubtful. Hess
was found by his neighbors and car.
rled home. He is still unconscious
and will die
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
Firemep Meet.

The Hook and Ladder company met
last night and decided to turn oft In
the parade to-day. The truck and
horses will be decorated in beautiful
style, the members will be In full pa
rade uuiIorm and will walk II more
than fifteen are present, otherwise
they will ride on the truck, Bascom
III. Dunn was admitted asa member of
the company. Messrs. w. J Tacks-
berry, Bascom III, Dunn and George
l.. Cause were appointed committee
to wait on members to-day and induce
them to Join in the parade.
DAGGErT COMPANY.
This organization met at the Central
hall last night aud transacted regular
routine business, IL being the regular
meeting OF the month. This compa
ny will turn out in good shape at th'
| parade to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
THE FESTIVAL.
The Episcopal Ladies Score Another
Success,

Anu GPinCOphA Aduleb DCOIe AuOLueI
Success,
We are often called on to chronicle
social events, and, like young mans
sweetheart, the last is always the best,
but 1t is not utterinR a mere phrase
when we say the festival last night
was splendid affair and treat to
those who had the good fortune to be
there.
The tables were elegantly decorated
with flowers, and the young-lady wait
ers appeared to be only step below
administering angela" An excellent
band furnished music and every thing
paced of smoothly. The following Is
the arrangement OF the tables:
!. Misses Daisy DaShiell and Belle
and May Owen.
Misses Lizzie Terry aud Susie
Martin.
8. Misses lula Haggsrt, Willie Burts,
May Smith, Emma Haggart and Edith
Kent
4. Misses Matte Smith and Mary
Scovle
Misses Virginia Carsras and Car.
rie Hershey.
g. Misses Lucy Wells and Lille
Clayton.
Z Misses Carrie Martin and Laura
B. Smith,
Lunch table: Mrs. Ed. Craig and
Mrs GUM.
Cake table: Mrs. McNiell and Mrs
q. p. Craig.
Strawberry table: Mrs. Champllr
and Mics Fannie CLAYTON,
Ice cream table: Mrs. H. =. Beau
mont.
There will be lunch epresd from !
cordially invited TO go and take din
ner. Tonight the festival will clos
with the same bill OF fare as last nigh
and every body who wants goo
| time should be there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
Ex.oonfederate Reunioa.

At the annual meeting OF the ex-
Confederates at Dallas, Tex, In Au-
gust, 1884, the undersigned was elect
ed president Of said association aud
Fort Worth, Texas, selected as the
place and Auguet the time for the An
nual reunion in 1855. The time Is
now st hand 10 begin preparations. !,
therefore, hereby call upon tbs citi-
zens OF Fort Worth interested Ia the
coming reunion 10 meet at the court
house in Fort Worth at 4 pm. sa.ur'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13

The 10th chapter Of 9 Kings and the
S7th chapter Of Isaiah are verbatim
alike. The longest veree IL the 9th
verse Of the llth chapter Of St. John.
The Sh, rs h 2lst aud Slst verses Of
the l0Tth Psslm are alike. Every
verse of the 1S6th Psalm ends alike.
There are no words Of names Of more
than Elk syilabies.
Dear readers. read and secure copy.
Five years hard work and study 90
tained In few minutes Nay, life
time 60 some that never would reap
such important truths from the word
of God. have looked out many Of
these references and found them all
TO be true. Don't let II p ~.
A, Il. SrIpLE.
Howard College, Ala.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
PRE- OF PROCESSION
Fcgramme of the Fire Depart
rneht's Annual Parade.

'gramme of the Fire Depart
aents Annual Parade.
annual parade of the fire de-
~ takes place to-day, and from
'ent Of their preparations it
= to eclipse any previous effort
y be a very ereditsble display
honor to the city, Of which
4 such an important factor.
apartment will assemble 1T the
Y at 2;30 p. m. and form in the
*lng order:
q chief and his assistants,
Fed, will command,
osnd Will lead the procession,
~ oy department Off ers 10 car
AFTER which comes the h, ok
isoder company, Panther COM
supply wagon, Protection En-
'IHpany, Peter Smith Hose conn
z; III. Daggelt Hose company
~. thornton Hose company.
route will be up Rusk street e
neilord, east on Weatherford L
nutth on Em to Belknap, west
iAnsp To Houston, south OF
P"n 70 Front, east on Front u
n3ttn on Main TO public square
: nAit will be made and "A pno
~ taken. The companies vii
spafAte and return to thel
Ec'iVe quarters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
To Clir nnh.crIDers.

THE GAZETTE company now re-
auires me to settle In full every Sat-
nrday for ali papers handled by me
during the week, and, IN order to meet
this requirement, sm forced to the
necessity OF collecting from every sub
scriber 81 the end OF each week.
If the subscriber prefers. he can
pay monthly Ia advance. / shall Ia
the future be governed strictly by the
above rules, and hope every subecribei
will c0nfsrm 10 the same willingly
IN the terms mentioned above do mol
suit you. please notify me immedi
ateiy so that your paper can be diseon
tinued after 1st Of May.
Jas. r. MELTON,
(4veulator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
TELEGRAPHIo eKEvITIEs.

when the British withdraw from
the Soudan 1000 Egyptian troops
will BE- added TO the Egyptian army
already there.
Minister McI.ane will present his
credentials 10 President Grevy on
Thursday Of this week,
The French government Is negotis-
ting with China for the ceasiOn TO
France Of Fisher's island, lying be-
tween The Island OF Formoeo and the
Chinese mainland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13

day, May 10 The following, among
other prominent members 81 the asso-
citation, have promised their presence
and aid Ia arranging the programme,
entertainment, etc, to-wit: Colonies
ID A. Williams, g s, Mitchell, J Nj
Stemmon; Gen w L. Cabell, Il. G..
Bowen, Capt. w ii Lennon, Geo.
M, Swink and n, Il, Fisher of Dallas.
We hope all ex-Confederate OF North
Texas, and especially members OF the
association who can, will be present
ana participate In this meeting,
J 9, RICHARDSON,
President OF State Association OF ex-
Confederate Reunion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
THE INDIAN WAR.
The Petty Fight at Batouohe Still Rag
ing -Two Canadians Killed, FIT.
teen Wounded.
Gen. Middleton Confines His Attack TO
ARTILLERY Firing and Awaits
Reinforoements,
NEws rnoM rmr NoRrnwnsr.

WINNIPEG, NAN, May II The
wires are still down between Qu'-
Appellee aud humboldt and there Is
no further word from the front. Great
anxiety il felt,
A Saskatchewan Landing dispatch
Fusileers and two companies OF the
Midland battalion left this morning
for Clarke's Crossing In barges. The
force numbers nearly 500 They ex.
pect TO reach their destination in
abou Ave days.
Private advices from Qn'Appelle
say that trouble is still apprehended
from the Indians in that vicinity.
There is n strong enough force for de-
fense there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13

NEW York, May l2--The fifth ma
tional aupreme council OF the Catholic
Knights OF America convened In Ma
vier hall to-day In this city. About
sixty delegates from all parts OF the
United States were present and many
more are expected. Judge w. ~ Rus
sell OF Kentucky was CHOSEN tempo
rary chairman, Letters OF regret from
Mayors Grace Of New York and Low
OF Brooklyn were read james Nc
Inners, president Of the New York
etate council, delivered the address OF
welcome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
Opern.House.

Prof. Tremalne gave his second en-.
tertainment last night to 3 large house.
The entire entertainment was replete
with interest throughout, and, in fact,
was pronounced success. Among
the numerous presentations Of tour
through England, Scotland and Ire
land were Westminster abbey, st.
Psul's cathedral, Bank OF England,
Windsor castle, Balmorsl castle,
Giants causeway, and the University
of Glasgow, which was marvel o.
beauty. IL lie promised that to-nighpt
continental Tour shall be the finest
of the entire series OF entertainments
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
STATIONS.
supreme Court Proceedings.
Special.

AUSTIN, TEX May ~ The pro-
ceedings in the supreme court to-day
were as follows:
Frank Va Chapman, from Atascosa
county; affirmed.
Thorn al al. vs. Newsom, from Wise
county; affirmed.
scheuber ct oil. VS. Ballow tai, from
Wichita county; affirmed.
Railway Va. Mckenzie. from Parker
county; affirmed
johnson va Hollaman, from GuRda-
lupe county; affirmed.
Railway Va. Hester, from Grayson
county; reversed and remsnded.
Railway W. Cox ct al, from Be1ar
county; reyened and remauded.
French w. Railway, from Hayes
county; reversed and remanded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
Racin About the BlbIe.

A prisoner condemned 10 solitary
confinement secured a copy OF the BIZ
bic, and by three years' careful study.
obtained the following facts: The BIZ
Die contains 1856, $50 letters, 773 0y2
words, 81 ,l78 verses, 1859 chapters
aud sixty six books The word and
occurs 46 277 times. The word reverend
occurs bur once, which Is Ia khe sth
verse Of the I11th Psalm. The
word Lord occurs 1855 times. The
middle verse Of the Bible is the 9Th
yeree OF the 18th PsaIm. The 2lst
verse OF the 7lh chapter Of Ezra
contains All the letters OF the alpha.
bet except tine letter 3. The nnest
chapter 10 read ia the whole Bible ID
the 10Th Of the Acts Of the Apostles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
ram nArrLr srILL wAoINa.

WINNIPEG, MAN, May. 1.-THE
telegraph line was repaired this after
noon and some further tidings OF the
fighting at Batouche have come
through. All the dispatches indicate
that up to last night the contest was
confined to artillery nre ON the in
surgents' stronghold and TO a few
light ekirmishes. The casualty roll
OF the troops up to this morning in-
cluded two men killed and fifteen
wounded.
Dispatches to military headquarter,
aud Commissioners Wrgley here, are
to the effect that the fighting IL still
going on to-day and that Gen Middle
ton is anxious for more troops Col
Scotts battalion has been ordered
north from Qu'Appeile.
Advices Tonight state that eight
companies Of volunteers and tho In
fantry school corps have been ordered
up from New Brunswick. The Princ'
OF Wales rifles have been or
dered from Montreal An
| other Ontario battalion IL
already in the way. This is taken Il
mean that the government has NOR
alarming news than has yet beef
made public, IA no one here can sc
any great necessity for bringing "a
m re troops. II may be that the gov
eminent has once more got into an ur
necessary panic Az all events, Glen
Middleton evidently Is not prepare
10 storm the half.breeds' strong
hold and intends to starve them on
hsrrass them into surrender {
await endorsements. How long an
one Of these plans may require there
no means OF knowing accurately, l
the most contradictory stories al
sfiost regarding the insurgents.
stores of ammunition and provision
are being for warded. II is not know
what has become Of the steamer Mort
cote, but some suppose she has goi
on TO Prince Albert.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13

work has been pushed forward upon
the cribs, which have been enlarged
to double their former capacity. The
pipes leading TO the cribs have been
leDgi hened twelve feet, thereby reach
ing deeper water, which ineures to the
city co. dnuous supply for all pur-
poses,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13

LOUISVILLE, KY, May ig.--Louis-
villcs, 10; Athletics, 8.
CINoINNArI, ONO. May i2,--Me-
tropolitaus, 0; Cincinnati, q.
NEW YORK, May l2,-Chlcago, 10;
New York, >
PHtLADRLrHtA, PA May 1a,-Phil-
adelphias, II; Detroit, s
BOSTON, Mass May 1S.--St. Louis,
2; Boston, 9
ST. Louis, Mo, May IL st. Louis,
10; Baltimore, 3.
PIrTsRuRc, PA, May l2.--Pltts-
burg, s; Brooklyn, 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
Deadly Du-l Or ra Woman.

LINCOLN, NER,, May i2.--Lato last
night Lewis Johnson came home and
found his wife In a room with Edward
Long, johnson broke down the door
and both men began 20 shoot, with the
result that Johnson IL dead and Long
cannot survive his Injuries. Both are
railroad men
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
You Probably Know

p Mastin, who was manager OF
The Eort Worth Printing house for 20
long. He is nov manager OF the "a,
zette Job-Printing .iiice. ana VIII III
tnrn out the same fine printing rs
haretofore at the lowest prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
Aaoo. 600 aLAzE.

LONDON, May 12.-An extensive
ere ragged all last night at Chatham.
The locality OF the confiagratiop was
High street. Several buildings were
destroyed, among them the Barnard
music hall, the Mid Kent club house,
the Ball Inn and some large printing
worke. The am unit Of the damage is
placed vt 5000, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
rhe rort Morth Grocer 90. ,

offer special inducements to parties
VINO buy in job lots, for Restaurants.
hotels, ranches and boarding-h9u1e'
When you want TO buy a oiil a. Whoie-
sale give us trial at your Dill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
LItelong Imprlsonmept.
special.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May 1.-THE
jury in the BurRart case brought in
their verdict this morning Mt o'clock
and assessed his punishment at im~
prisonment fol life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
a BLAZE AMONG THE TOBACCO.

Special.
AUSTIN, TEX, May IL The cigar
and tobacco stand OF M. II. Rogers, on
the avenue, wac destroyed by fire this
morning about o'clock. The stock
was total loss, covered 10y insurance
in the Htna of Hartford for 1850 and
the Imperial OF London for $1,000
Tue fire IL supposed to have originated
In carpenter shop In the rear Of the
building, which was an old wooden
CONCERN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-13
IadisAtioas.

WARRINGTON. May l2.-For the
West Gulf states:. Generally fairlweath-
or. variable winds, stationary temper
aiure, followed by slight rise in the
temperature.