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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
Hotel Arrivals.

Lindell hotel: DR. Birghman. Phil.
adelphia; J II Tennison, Boston; M +
Mclean, Lawrence Ks; Nj j White.
Dallas; 5 l. Smith, Louisville, Ky; f
u Maighy, Louisville, Ky; T. p Mills,
Temple, J G Kinney, Fort Griffith;
w Stevens, Seymour; b d Irvine,
Dresden, Tenn; p Cunningham, FL
Paso; Sam HALL lay, Illinois
Mansion Hotel; II G. Brown, Lam
pasas; J VIVIAN Dyne, Sedalia, Mo j
x LeBasquet, Galveston; A II Wooten
Cincinnati, o.; j d Mcpherson, Buffalo,
n. V; a J Williams, Dallas; b Il
Leonard, 5trawn; Il r Logan, Terrell;
b f Hinton and wife, Saviour; w ii
Cundig, Decatur; J b Trans, Vine
yard, Tex; Frank Houston, Terrell:
} Il Williams, Pilot Poini; Max Bow
man and wife, Colorado City; J b
Niles, Boston; q A ] Wheatly, Lex.
lngtop, KY; CIV Childres, Terrell j
w Hinton, ii G Bedford, Benjamin;
II { Tedford, Decatur; H Z Ferguson
Denton; IL II Granger, city; Prof
John Collier, Mansfield
Glnocchio's hotel: S Mayer, Dallas,
> Clock, Albany; Mrs krousel ana
sister, Texas; Jno Bacon, Denton: j L.
A Thomas, Dallas; Jno Il Saunders
and wife, Abilene; S + Biting and
wife, Wise county; | w Barfond, New
York; q ID Gates, ID A Holman and ]
w Booth, Decatur Norton Wisdom.
Dallas; b NJ Leech, Memphis. Tenn:
I } Burke, ColOrado.City Joe w Cor
don, Dallas; w A Beatty, Kansas
City, Mo; ] a Oienheimer, San Fran.
cisco, Cal; b f. Ashburn, Dallas.
Hotel Pickwick: Miss Lille Ora.
ham, Master Willie Carter, John b
Pendleton, Strawn, Tex & M Car.
ington, \ Y; A S McDade, Boston;
w Il Handy, Austin; J A Wright
Galvestoni Geo Simpson, Palo Pinto.
ID Carlisle, NicholsvilIe, Nv, Dick
Sellman, San Saba, Tex T. p Cowan.
city; Mrs A Phillips, Tyler Tex;
Oscar Becker, Dallas $ Nj Huntley,
Frank Murray, b | +; w I'll Hale
Midlothian; DR. II II Chiffon. Dal.
las, Tex; q w Merchant, Abilene;
Fred Richardson, ST. Louis; 8 w
Wallace, Terrell J M Daugherty.
Abilene; S b Wickens, ~. Louis. ] Il
HamptoI New Orleans; CIR Watson
n. " " + Ford, New Orleans: G.
Burgower Denison; r. Reuuesberger,
Mexico; w l. Vaughan. Philqdelphia
"a Abe l. Brown, san Francisco,
Cal; w II Dabyns. Fulton, Mo. ] r
hehne dy, Clarksville; II S Dsrring.
ton, Memphis, Tenn Ben Il Garter.
Dalton, Ga; Maj ] j Upham, u : A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
CUTTING SHORT THE VACATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 10 The heads
of tue executive departments have
been considering the advisability OF
reducing the annual leaves OF absence
granted to the department employees,
and IL is understood that
the question was the topic
OF discussion at Yesterdays
cabinet meeting. The general impress.
sion now IL that the leaves will be re-
duced from thirty TO twenty days. In
consequence there Is good deal of
suppressed growing among the EN-.
ployes, especially in the postofiice
department, where the clerks have
been working over time at nights for
months past in an attempt to reduce
the accumulated business, which fact
they say should entitle them to more
consideration than is shown in the
curtallment OF the leaves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
A GENERAL STRIIkE.

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, July 10
At l:30 o'clock this afternoon process
sion OF 1000 strikers escorted by two
bands OF music marched through the
commenced shutting down mills on
are thus far reported, A great major
ity OF the mill employees at this end of
the river are opposed to the strike and
would continue work If let alone.
The mayors Of Saginaw City and East
Saginaw and the sheriff OF the county
have issued al order closing all saloons
and cautionipg the strikers against
acts OF violence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Substantial Grounds Pound to Exist for
Judge 0henoweth's Objections to
Kellar.
John q. Carlisle Candidate for Re- Eleo-
ton as Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives.
Secretary whitney Inaugurates Plan
for the Reorganization Of the
Navy Yards.
A CIvrL-sERvIcE FIGHT IMMINENT.

Wv I'VE FibhA IhmlN ENls
Special 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July lO.--Reprosent.
alive Warner OF Ohio called on the
secretary Of the treasury to-day. He
says that the objections to Kellar's
appointment were not based upon
political grounds at all. The charges
against him, Mr.. Warner says, re-
Elected uDon his moral character and
were such a. should have prevented
his appointees in making the designs.
ton. He says the civil-servlce com.
mission made great mistake
ana 1t cannot convince the people of
Ohio that il was not influenced by po-
litical motives in making the appoint
ment. Mr. Warner will press the
matter on Secretary Mannipg's atten.
ton again and insist upon Kellar's re-
moval. The probabilities are that
considerable trouble may grow out of
the case. Efforts will be made by
the opponents Of the appoint
ment 10 cudRel the civil-service
commissioners out OF office, and IL
they do not succeed in this before
long an attack upon the institution
Will probably be made in the house
when congress meets. 1t turns out
that Judge Chenoweth WAS more than
justified In his opposition 10 KelIar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
OLD WARRIORS TOGETHER.
Gen. Grant Visited by Elk Confeder
Ate.Qen. Buckner.

Nh McGREdoR, n. Y, July 10
Col. Grant yesterday received tele.
gram from Tx Confederate Gen.
>, Il. Buckner asking If
ia the event OF his visiting Mount Nc.
Gregor he would be permitted to see
Gen. Grant. Col. Grant last evening
replied with regrets that his father
was net strong enough to see
him. This morning another message
was sent Gen. Buckner that, should
he come this morning, Gen. Grant
would ace him. Accordingly, at
ll:4O a. m, Gen. Buckner
and his wife alighted Mt the little sta
ton on the top OF the mountain. They
were met by u. 5. Grant, Jr, who
conducted Gen. Buckner to
the Grant cottage. Col. Grant
and his wife and Mrs. Sartoris were
absent attending reunion at Round
lake. When Gen. Buckner had greeted
Mrs Grant and the Others on
the verandah he was conducted TO the
generals room, whore the sick man
was awaiting his visitor. Gems.
Grant aud Bucknsr were
fellow cadets at West Point
and when Fort Donaldson fell Gen.
Buckner was the first Confederate
general captured by Gen. Grant
The meeting was affecting
and the Interview lasted an hour.
Gen. Grant afterwards showed con-
siderable fatigue as the result OF the
interview, but aside from that his con.
dillon Is not changed from this morn.
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11

farmfr. in this section regarding the
probability OF their crops being dam
aged by 20 much wet weather a
number Of farmers on Red river were
compelled to replant great amount
and in some instances all Of their crop
on account OF the overflow
IN April. in consequence OF which
they are from ten 20 twenty day late
and the wet weather IL now keepiag
them from giving 1t the necessary at
tentlon.
A week ago the crops were ln most
fiourishing condition, and the farmers
VIZ re iubilant over the prospects OF q
greatly increased yield over last year
The damage Ia not yet irreparable.
With some better weather, IL IL
thought the crops will soon resume
their former furnishing condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11

The states east Of the Mississippi
r'aud az 10 June, except Georgia and
Florida, which have advanced two
points. All the others give higher
average The caterpillar Is reported
il Baker. Brooks and Dougherty
ccUnties, Georgia; Ia Jackson and
madison counties, Florida: IN Mont
Ruunsry Sni Gilmore counties. Ala.
bsms in Cameron county, Louisiana,
and iu Van Itndt county, Texas.
The new web worm has been very
abundant in Texas
The DOll.worm moth has been ob-
served 10 Titus county, Texas.
WINTER WHEAT.
The month has been favorable to
tAe development Of winter wheat 4
slight improvement II indicated which
advances the general average between
tue twO and three points or from 81 10
uea:iy IS A very slight decline h re.
ported IN CJnnecticu, New ork Penn
i.yivAuia and In some OF the Southern
states. In Michigan, Indiana, iii.
loi. and Missouri there has been an
Improvement, As well as in California
and Oregon. The winter wheat re.
gl0u, which does not include the ter
q NHFl Ntff AAbN lllVliAA-t1 hDJhk -ibI'NNff-
rn bushels.
SPRING WHEAT.
The condition Of spring wheat con.
tluues high, though the average has
h1eu reduced slightly, the average be-
ing nearly gB. The indications now
point 10 crop Of about liS 900. 900
bushels Tor Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Nebraska, Dakota and all the other
territories aud Northern New En-
gland. This makes an aggregate Of
1913 Unn VW bushels.
CORN.
The immense corn area Of last year
Ass apparently been increased about q
pes cent, or AZ leRst 1000. 600 bushels,
making au aggregate OF 7i,00O0uC
acres. The largest increase IL in the
Missouri valley, The condition o
corn is higher than in any
year since 1880, except the last
~ Averages "a against G3 In 1884 IT 1.
The highest In the South and is higher
on the Atlantic coast than In the
West. The Kansas average Ia SO; thai
Of Michigan and Missouri, 81; Wiscon
sln, IS; Illinois, 9O Iowa, o. Mime
sofa, o3; Ohio and Nebraska, %.
WINTER RYE.
The average OF winter rye has In
creased from SO TO 81 since the lst o
June.
OATS
The general average FOR oats Ia " II
place OF D3 last month, Oats hav
shared with all the cereals in the in
proyement OF the month, The oDl
states below 80 are New Jersey, Mort
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
BIi-sissippi and California
BARLEY AND TOBACCO.
The condition OF barley averages 8.
OF tobacco 96.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
TAYLOR.


Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX, July l0.-The EN-.
ployes Of the railroad round.house
and others employed 10y the railroad
companies here have formed apiire
company here, and will do active serv.
ice when needed. At q meeting
held last night, A. A. Anderson was
appointed president; w. w. Cook.
foreman; A. Taylor, treasurer: John
bearing, first assistant; w. q.
Briggs, second assistant; T.:Spangler,
secretary; l.. Carmichael and W,
Cole, nozzlemen.
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GRaYsoN COUNTY.
4roclal 10 the Gazette.

NINNTNI 10 TUU VHlUIIo.
SHERMAN, TEX, July lO.-The
good weather OF this week has brought
many farmers to town with grain to
sell. 1t now being settled beyond
doubt that we will have fine corn
crop the prudent producers are ready
were holding To cover accidents. New
oats are beginning TO come In also, and,
whlic the color Ia dark from too much
rain, the quality ia superior, Corn
sells for sixty'five cents and oats for
twenty centa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
WIN WOOD.
SPECIAL to the Gazette.

Spec'a to the Gazette.
BRowNwooD, Ten July l0.-The
Gulf, Colorado 81 Santa Re depot was
located to-day about one-hslf a mile
south Of the public square. There has
been hard work between two factions
OF the town who wanted the depot To-
Gated on opposite sides of the town.
The commissioners court closed the
contract to-day for building bridge
across Adams creek This is the
fourth bridge built in Brown county
this wear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
LABOR TROUBLES.
A Riot Feared at Chicago Michigan
Millmen Out.
THE SITUATION AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July l0-Ad-
vices from the Fourteenth and
Eighteenth wards, received at II
o'clock to-day, show that everything
IL quiet In those localities, and
1t IL supposed that no
further trouble will be attempted,
though u meeting Of the strikers is
called for this afternoon at o'clock in
Peach Orchard, and what the out
come OF this meeting will be is uu.
known.
The entire police force, except the
specials sworn in for extra duty,
have gone TO the Eighteenth ward.
The city authorities have learned that
there Is to be parade OF the
strikers In that vicinity, and, to pre-
vent any further demonstrations, have
deemed it BE-. to mass the police force
in that ward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
u ndOn Wool Snlea.

LONDON, July l0-At the wool sales
to-day 7O7O bales Of sydney and Port
Phillip We're disposed Of The series of
sales was finished with to-day,s
transactions. During the progr, 4; of
the sales business has been slow, with
prices to Id lower. The total mum.
htrof bales sold was 2sS Coz. Ofthese
$4,000 bales were American.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11

Merriam Of the second ia.
fantry To be colonel Of
the Seventh infantry; Mai J. $.
Fletcher Of the Twenty-third infantry
to be Northumberland OF the Second
infantry; Capt Sam Ovenshire OF the
Fifth infantry to be mpjOr OF the
Twenty-third infantry; First Lieut..
Henry Romegn to he captain of the
Filth infantry and Second LIEUT.. w.
u, Bartlett to be first lieutenant Of the
Fifth infantry.
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!
ting

=
The lumber yards !, M re OF
cisc e" @ Sau haggle 4 Co. q , ,oc]
10 49, $4,000; insurancssa. ,lsth B 4
Secretary Manning ~ py
resignation OF Chief Cls,s w az,
the treasury departmsr,' Duy !.
pointed f.. b. YonmssI .le
n. Y, TO be his ~ e yui,l
Sway re rendered his r s.sa =, y ~
months ago. 'e'ln,s III
Inc great cranberry b.sct.
many thousands Of dollar ID col
The visiting Mexio.a. lasd
tanned at a banquet nv 4 Y yea
cial club of Boston last AZ Y all \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11

compose the comn,.
Jarvis and r. M. Wuse '
gadei Henry e. D. snn'
Tucker, Old settlayss!gsl
brlgadei w. j, Boa y
gade; Dave Smith az "a ar
Or. q; J. Bsali, WI.'IIgasn
a J. Chhsmuers, hoogs'IlS ~
W. l. Cabell, Cabso,.
kFemper,. Morgan's' u. b
Lipscomb, Forest. cAgt OK,
smith, Green's brIvsdce ala /, ~
eX Confederate Misso~us,, I al
sic sle' ex;Con'ederate T aal.l
VI w. l.. Laramie, ARM ieuae
Virginia; Capt. 4. p ~
i. Georgian; esnu w
Gano's brigade; Gen peu, IVA
SON. Morgsn's cavalrv A0',ioo
ance is earnestly reos.s.A 81
b. b. PADbocvt d,on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
A CYCLONE AND wArEn.spour,trrr

OSHKOSH, WIS, July 10. Last even
lug cyclone and water-spout OF ter.
rifle velocity met twelve miles south
OF here, swept along the river In the
mill and lumber districts and struck
this city with terrible violence. Hun.
dreds OF houses were wholly or partly
demolished. Among the large build.
ings which are now heaps of ruins are
the exposition building and st. Paul
and st. Peters churches. Two per.
sons are reported killed and twenty
hurt Many families are homeless
and much property destroyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
Yellow Fever nj Now 4.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, JuIfort
board OF health officially enter
there is any yellow fever was
other than the one case M 3 :, 4
days ago, which has aln,ossu y
yellow feysr o"s ilS asyy cor
will be promptly broSgS'o ~ Y
tice of the board. 'el, =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
WEATHER AND CROPS.
ah,Winr Of the General Drop Report
Issued By the National Bureau
Of Agriculture.
Cotton ia q Flouf.ihing Conditional
Inpoyemsn. in Wheat ProPitious
Weather in Texas.
CROP REPcnT

CROP REPCET.
special 10 the 9azttie.
WA HIsoros, July l0.-The agri-
cultural department has just given
out ~ June report. II IL the best
news IN town to-day, especially for
TeXss.
COTTON,
Cotton has made material improve
ment during June. There are few I'M
perfect stands reported. The TEN.
perature and rainfall has favored the
growth. Ffaiting has commenced In
the Gulf states. Local drougbts are
very rare. and the moisture y gem
orally sufficient. From Virginia to
Texas II IL somewhat in excess in the
low lands, interfering with the Gull
tlvAtion aud stimulating the growth
OF grass. The general average condl-
ton has advanced from y to %. II
has not been exceeded In July since
1880 This will insure, barring the
drawbacks 20 likely 10 come In the
late summer, a large crop. The aver
ages Of condition by states are % fol-
love-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

WAsHINGToN, July 10. DR.. Ham.
ilton of the Marine hospital service
says there is report in circulation
that there are number OF yellow fe.
yer cases in New Orleans. He has not
received official Information in regard
to the matter as yet, but is now in
vestigating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
A nor nay INrnn MErnopoI,s

NEW York, July 10 Dispatches
received here last night show that
marked meteorological disturbance.
were experienced at different times
during yesterday along the entire At.
lantie coast almost from the mouth OF
the ~, Lawrence TO the mouth or the
Mississippi, In this city the day was
very not aud the atmosphere close and
siloAy, y AGmssr Of proltr2.lons u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11

Purchasers Of pianos will find bar.
gains with II. n, Conner q Co. They
are closing out their piano stock very
low: Their instruments are the hest
made In America, and their prices are
% per cent. below manufacturers net
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
ROsENnEKn.

Special to the Gazette.
ROSENBERG, Ten, July 10, II For
the past three weeks this section has
had delightflll.ralns, occurring at In.
tervAls of two or three days with the
most beneficial results In conse.
quence farmers are In high glee over
the crop prospects, and predict so
ger cent. increase In cotton OF last
year while a good corn crop ia al.
rtNdy secured.
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DENTON COUNTY

special 10 the Gazette,
DENTON, Tx July 10 Tho
weather is fine fjr threshtng and
numbers OF threshers are nc work
throughout the county. Some crops
o' wheat are yielding as much az
twenty-five bushels to the acre.
TIE thermometer registered 1884
degrees In the shade this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
caIOlGo srR1KERs vIoToRIoUs.

CHICAGO, LII, July 0-The West
Division Railway company has rein
stated fourteen Of the sixteen men dis
charged from service, and for whose
reinstatement the recent strike was in
augurated. The president of the COM
psny declares that there was no ade-
qua,e excuse for the discharge Of the
men in question.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
moNrAGUE COUNTY.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAINT JOE, TEN, April lO.-Since
the rain let up farmers are again
busy and the prospect for cotton Is
improving, though on account OF
latenoss we cannot hope for u foil crop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11

KINGSTON, ONT, July lO.-In the
"big four" bicvcle race from
Arlington to this place
Coley Stone Of st. Louis WAS
the first to arrive. making
his 100 miles in So min, IS sec; Men.
ger, second, in 80 Iuin., j. sec, and
Weber, third, in 30 min, g. sec. The
roads are in bad condition and the
weather is snowery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
FASNIs COUNTY.

HpeCial 70 inc baEelle.
DoDD Cry, Ten, July 10. Farmers
from the southern part Of this county
report the worms in the cotton again
aud doing considerable damage. So far
they have not made their appearance
In our vicinity, ana the crops are
growing finely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
THE STRIKING MILLMEN.

BAY CRY, MICH, July l0.-There
is no excitement to-day. This
morning 500 men went
20 East Saginaw on barges
TO inaugurate the strike there. 1t IL
generally expected that the meeting
tomorrow between the mill owners
and the strikers committee will set
tie matters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
wrLLIAmsoN COUNTY.

Special 10 the Gazette.
TAYLOR, Tx, July IA few oats
have slready reached this market, but
farmers are holding off for better
price.
Reports from the different sections
Of the county relative 10 crops are very
encouraging.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
PROM TILE RANns

WAsHINaToN, July 10. The pres
ident has appointed Col. John Gibbon
OF the Seventh Infantry to be brig.
adlerReneral of the army, vice G. C.
Augur, retired TO day.
the appointment causes the follow.
ing promotions; Lieut. Col HeRry c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11

WiLNINoroN, DEL, il
to midnight Mrs. secrst' .teid
seemed to improve .p,sr Fl
early this morning Ne un
tqok an uafavorable iunman
physicians have now ab,s'' 49,
Fears are entertained IN uos'
not live through the day pear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
WARMERS SILVER PROPOSITION.

special 10 the Gazette,
WAsHINGroN, July lO.-Represent-
alive Warner says his silver PROPOSE
ton is being discussed in financial
circles and is growing in favor. He
thinks there is no doubt about its be-.
ing adopted by congress and bimetal-
ism will be establis led on sound ba-
sis that will be satisfactory to every
body.
Rexford, the author of "Silver
Threads Among the Gold" and other
popular songs, has been appointed
postmaster at Spearton, Wis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
A POSTMASTER CHARGED wITa ROB
Berry.

WASHINGTON, July 10. SOME time
ago the chief postoilice inspector re.
ceived communication accusing
Postmaster Latham OF Superior, Neb.,
ofhsvlng robbed the bank at brakes
Vile. Ga In 1875 An inspector was
sent TO Superior and upon charging
the pos tmaster with the crime he ad.
mitted his Identity with the bank
robbery and was Immediately sus-
pended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
FLOODS IN aALICIA.

VIENNA, July lO,-Serlous floods are
reported In Gsllcla. This Nistula river
has risen ten feet, ewamplng large
portions Of the city OF Gracow. Many
miles Of railway have been destroyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
wI@ERsurH STILL ALIVE.

WAsHINGToN, July 10 The tele-
gram received here, stating Col. James
Wlntersmith's death, was an error.
He Is still living, but is not expected
10 live.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
DALAI COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.

srecia! TO the Gazette.
MESQUITE, TEX, July lO-The
weather has cleared up, and promises
to stay 20 for season. All of the
threshers are, out doing up the grain
crop. The yield is magnificent 80 far
rs heard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
INDICATIONS

WAsHlNGroN, July II Il am. For
the West Gulf State Generally fair
weather except In the northern por-
ton; local rains, variable winds, near
ly stationary temperature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
MKATnGR REPORT.

The cotton-belt weather report OF
Texas, showing the maximum aud
minimum temperature, also the rain
fall for the past twenty-four hours, Is
rs follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-11
HOOD COUNTY.

special Ia the Gazette,
GRANRURV, Ten, July l0-The
rains continue and are damaging the
wheat, Data and cotton. The farmers
are praying for rest,
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LAMrAsAs couNrY.

special 10 the Gazette.
LAatrAsAs, TEX, July l0.-The
weather Is clear and fine, and the
cr0ns arel untqualed by former years.
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Straw llats.

Dahlman Bros. are % aaa.,,
ha's remarkably cheap. ID, :,
is immense, and they haWi'e ~
the best selection ever oHsalng,
state. DON'T buy q straw In by |
have seen them. 10 lad
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The TeXas& Pacific

The Great Popular Route X, KY
ard the W est, short line 70 w
all pointsin Louisiana, VIEW,
and California. Favor ite ~
East and Southeast. Pun, y
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