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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
POLIT CAL PITH.

st. Louis Republican Tennessee
will now please take back seat for u
few days and give Kentucky q chance.
Philadelphia Times: President
Cleveland has halted the whisky ring
at the right time aud in the right
way.
st Louis Post Dispatch; The fed
eral appointments show that no one
has dictated 10 the president yet, and
no one will dictate to him.
Cincinnati Commercial The Dem.
ocratic complaint and fear are only
that Mr. Cleveland H. just the kind OF
president they sald he would make.
Chicago Inter. Ocean: Ben Butler
Is said To be resigned to the present
situation To be resigned is with Blu :
ter 10 be in mischief. The general will
bear watching.
Philadelphia Press: The trouble
with Hendricks seems to be that he
always refuses to take hint unless 1t
IL accompanied by a large and varied
assortment Of kicks.
Dubuque Times: Chilly the Demo-
crat waggeth his chin, seeking creden-
tiaIs an Office to win; swiftly to Wash
ington in happy cheer; sadly comes
home With 3 bug In his ear,
Philadelphia Press: Now that Phil
Thompson hae been shelved, we should
like to have Col Henry Watterson
rise and confess, honest Injun, that
the country is In dreadful state.
Boston Herald: A Republican organ
thinks 1t strange coincidence" that
all four of the dismissed attaches at
the White III puse were Ohio men.
There was no coincidence in their APP
pointment, we suppose.
Chicago Herald: Mr.. Randall will
be bigger man than old Cleveland If
every body who fails to get an Office in
sists that he Is the man who Lid him
out. Randall will have some med
icine to take after awhile.
Philadelphia Record: A delegation
of Tammany ties have gone TO W ash
iugton to "see what sir. Cleveland IL
goiug to do for TAmmany j" He will
probably do a. much for Tammany IS
Tammy did for him last November.
Louisville Courier.Journal The
New York Tribune IL aim st as much
pleased with Mr.. Randall as the Gin
cipnati Commercial Gazette. Mr..
Reid and Mr. Halstead ought to form
q syndicate for the diffusion of the
gospel according to. Samuel, among
the hated heather OF the Solid South
philadelphia Times; Kentucky has
something at last When a really
creditable man was presented for a
position without the intervention Of
delegations he was appointed without
delay. 1t will be lucky for all con-
cerned Il they shall appreciate the diff
ference between such men as Tnomp-
son and Durham and their respective
merits.
New York Sun: IL the Republican
party is 30 divided on the question Of
appointments to influential Offices,
wouldn't it be just as we'll for Presi-
dent Cleveland, in the case OF Mr..
Pearson, TO consult the wishes of the
Democrats? And is there any doubt
that they would prefer suitable Dem.
ocrat over all the Republican Pearsons
in the WORLD?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
TEXAS NE VS..

Corsleana is to have a new Touring
mill
Dublin wants Telephone to Co
manehe,
The wheat and oat crop around
joshua, in johnson county, was never
more promising.
Sherman is annoyed very much by
the small army of tramps that at pres
ent tnfest that city.
Not bale of cotton remains in Gregg
county, one buyer having made clean
sweep Of the staple,
Oysters at Rockport are very fine
and large this season, and are sold at
so cents a hundred, delivered
The editor of the Galveston Advance
boasts that be sacrificed ell his able
bodied relatives in behalf of the Lost
Cause.
The Clarksville courthouse tower is
climbing into the clouds. It's extreme
height will be one hundred and thirty
five feet.
Mining around I'll Paso is taking an
unwonted boom, and the erection of
smelling works cannot be much long
er delayed.
The Rockport Transcript saws :.
Arkansas Pass is in as good condition
ss any pass on the Gulf t. await fur
ther appropriation. The pass is grad
ually improving all the time.
Well borers in Tom Green county
complain that their efforts to reach
wafer are very often frustrated by the
drill reaching strata of loose rocks
that cannot be drilled through AZ thew
jam up the drill Several wells have
been given up for that reason.
The Dublin Telephone says: "Mr
| Il, b Jones has been out "a far a. Tav-
Tor and Runneu counties, and says thu
loss ia cattle and sheen has been LARGE
he says IL was so cold and SO much
snow fell there that at least seventy
per cent OF the prairie dogs were fro.
zen to death this winter.
The Mineola Monitor boasts NJ bav.
ing the toniest devil in the state. That
paper says "One day last week a
llttle lady visited us, and he, of course,
mace very polite bow to the little
! 1855 N"eu"aoANuuntel lot our Tony devil
ne stumbled and headforemust into
lhe INK Reg he went. He OF course
used concentrated lie to remove the
INK, put to his surprise it took ink and
mar both, and our devil says he will
pet mes the only bald.headed dude in
the state.h
Mr.. A w. Risein informs the Dub.
lin Telephone that he intends sowing
some seeds Of the teosenite, q new
Rind OF forage FOR stock. One stalk. IL
IL said, will produce forage enough to
Iced yoke OF steers for two days. IL
stands the drouth remarkably well.
ana VIII mature in eight weeks from
the time 1t is planted AS IL can Le
CUT several times during the year, ID
WIZ prod ce rs much as sixty five tons
to the acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

CONGRESSMAN WELLBoRN of Texas
reports that when he called on the
acknowledgements 10 ask for sn Office
for friend Of his Mfr. yilss looked Mt
him a. IL he had been public enemy
and Informed him that there would he
no change In the place unless be could
file charges against the present inoum.
bent and support them Wellborn had
intended to say that the officer was n
black Republican, but be was afraid
he couldn't prove IL and vi hdrew.
civil service reform fits the average
Texan ~ tightly ~ the paper does the
wall - Chicago Herald.
Texas don't want anything--not
even the Mexican mission. But the
Herald ought not to take the dictum If
the Globe Democrat. Mr.. Wellborn
was not truly reported in that alleged
interview printed in the st. Louis pa
per. Mr.. Wellborn knows Texas az
pires to nothing outside of Texas. We
vote the straight ticket down here,
we do, and Cleveland doesn't for
get IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

MIR. w. j. ARMSTRONG recently lee
tured in Chicago on "Nihilists and
Nihillsm." Nihilism he described to
be the last resort Of a desperate people
against cruel government. IL had
its origin in Russia-the government
in which Peter he Great, the boosted
reformer. put his own son to death in
which Catherine the S. cond mounted
the throne upon the dead bodies OF her
subjects, who gave her mornings to
Noltaire bor afternoons to persecu
lions and her nights to the devil; a
government under which Alexander /.
died of remorse; where Nicholas sum-
moned his mobiles to a feast while send
ing their families into exile. That is
Russian government to-day, the same
as 1t was centuries ago; pitiless a. her
SHOWS, and the single remaining Euro
pean power that retained aut cratic
rule. The first revolt of Russian sub
jects against autocratic rule began be-
tween 1915 and 1920. That WAS the
first birth OF Nihilism. He gave brief
account Of the life Of Alexander Hess,
the first Nihilist, who in the time of
Nicholas was exlled, but permitted to
go to England, where he established
u journal, the teachings of which had
been ditfused all over the empire. In
1856 Russia gave out that she had &C.
corded the right OF trial by jury to her
subjects, and later the schools began to
arise again, but they were attacked
and the ear began TO hunt for treason
In them. The press laws put every
paper at the disposal OF the Russian
autocret. This condition of affairs
had nurtured and sustained Nihllism,
which WAS simply but opposition to
c1arism. All that was asked, and the
least demanded by Nihilists was
Regular representation In the assem-
bly,, local self government, liberty Of
speech and press, universal suffrage
the abolition Of standing army and
the institution Of militia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

THIS Chicago In er Ocean says: 1.-TWO
Texas colouels travelled TO Wa hing
ton topresent President Cleveland with
- voudoo-box containing the charm
relics which ARE said 10 have decided
the ele ton in his favor, The box
contains the ears ola Jack rabbit, three
feet If the same animal, an opossum's
tail, and the vertebra OF a rsccoon. To
make the Hat complete the Texans
should have added shotgun ami n
sample Of the tissue ballots,p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

DAKOTA boasts that 1t has $500
miles of railway, more than any one
Of twenty states COCO school houses,
more than any one of fifteen states;
27b newspapers, more than any New
England state except Msssachusetts,
or any Eastern state except Nav York
and Pennsylvania In the number OF
postotfices Il ranks above twenty.three
states and territories, and nays more
revenue to the postotIioe department
than any one of thirty.two states, aud
It hss a pc ulation as large as Nebras.
ka or Connecticut and nearly twice as
large az Vermont or Florida.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
Hulsap aHd Ranger.
Speoial

MILLsAP, TEX, March 24.-The
farmers in this section are hard at
work on their farms, and the present
outlook points TO abundant crops this
year. The wheat is quite promis ing
and will yield heavily. The fruit
crop also promises well.
A visit to the n1urishing town of
Ranger last Saturday disclosed fine
crop prospects all along the rnute
Ranger Is rapidly improving and her
business is becoming quite lively. Her
eitizens are energetic, her schools are
hoRrishing, her churches are well at
TEND her people are intelligent,
kind, liberal and sociable. Hersociely
is among the best, aud altogether she
oilers many attractions to enierpris-
ing people 10 settle In her midat
Ranger has tlrst-claSs hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
A Good Word for higgins.
Chicago Herald.

What is to be done with Higgins =
That is u difficult question to ans wer.
He may haYe TO go 1t is quite pos.
sible that he is wicked enough 10 feel
at home among the ballot box suffers.
returning-board thieves and mistress.
keeping bosses of the treasury whom
Manning may soon turn out. On the
Other hand, II is also possible that he
Is good deal better man than any of
them' Let us have the evidence
against IL ggiNs, and If it appears thai
ne Is rascal Higgins will nave to %
In the meantime 1t will be well to bear
In mind that there il and has been TOR
years a bitter factional fight among
the Democrats of Maryland, and thai
their abuse of each other, while fire..
quently, picturesque. Is not always
founded ON truth Higgins Is entitled
TO be heard. He can hardly be a.
desperate q character as he has been
represented, or he would have been in
. ate prison and not in Washington i'm
search OF an Office. Let Higgins be
heard. VIC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

delivery offices at any free delivery
Office, and at any city. town or village,
containing 1000 people, that special
ten cent stamp affixed to any letter In
addition to the regular postage, shall
entitle such letter TO immediate deliv.
cry, within one mile OF any postoffice
20 designated as special delivery
office, at any time between o'clock in
the morning and midnight The bill
was introduced and pushed through by
Congressman Skinner Of New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
Senator Zeb Vance Has Hopes.
Correspondence Globe Dem,
CrGt.

Washington correspondence Globe. Demo
CrGt.
Senator Heb Vance says that the
administration is working the bust
ness of removals aud appointment.
about as they used to make soft soap
in old times in North Carolina. The
art OF making good soft soap consist, d
greatly in the way in which it was
stirred. ThesstirrIng should be slow
and asy-not too fast and not too
hard--Dut, then, it must be kept going
He TANKS everybody will be satisfied
when the political soap is made, al.
though they may get a little tired Of
waiting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
BREoKEsaIDep
The Loss of Cattle Much ls,,,.
At First suppal,i. y

'PoVltl
BREcKENRID6E, Tx NJ.
rhe weather has been a .' y
high lonesome.p 4
came down upon us 4
morning followed at OIpl''
sleet. A great many bsIIn,ss' /
whole Southern countrysIas,,]
Northern climate.
Cattle are dying In ~. a.,
tue losses in this counIy viIl ~ \ !, Y
Greater than was a. 6,S No. !, !, !. J
rue recent cold spell, h siss,.s
prove aim st ruinous 10 ,t,ctm'.ss
Ward Rros " Lett on. n.y..
fine stock OF dry goods n MN
guiding near the babk On a. !
side OF Main street Thhsdd.s \.
substantial business estsbIisS','
our thriving city
A new pOslofllce has ben
lisbed at Mankin's mill, ffIss,
south west in this county, e,Ii
Walt. Mr. Il H Webb Il uo.p'
Mr.. II. H Lett recently IN,
In the Office Of the Mutual Self
ment association at Fort Worl
located Ia our town Mr. LetI
of the firm Of Ward Bros 4 81
is u nice, clever young man. vi
come him to our city.
Judge Greenwood and q. Il /
and wife have just retarned irsaI
Orleai S.
Maj, @. H. Blake Of Cisco pei
eral day. in town this week.
Mr.. JEFF Waldrlp, iOfmsdy /,
sheriff # this county, has laal
Crystal Falls.
Mrs. j mes Iuthy, who Asi
visiting the families Of OH
niger and r o. Kenusd, I'M
day morning for het bon. b
Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
MURDER WILLOVL
Cherokees on Trial IN xutsl
mitted Twelve YssnLaI

/.
FORT SMITH, ARK, MrasI
Arcine ana William Psrhna
full-blood Cherokees, hAu y
trial 10 the United Stsls' s'f 4
since Tuesday last sor shs nrz' X
man named Henry Fslgsla's1
years ago, near rahleqlAh, II
Nation. The trial vii FIvA
concluded "Wednesday, Ne
some twenty OF more wlInasas
case, and M some Of then " h
whose evidence must BE- taisa
an Interpreter, the inveag
rendered lengthy a.
interesting. They were llla. |.
November, 1884 term, vla
of our most eminent alloTh'!,s
ed their legal ability - !. ~ NJ
them, and did succeed lpE
hung jury .,,,,.,
Psrchmeal, on the wins
admits that he was pl1sS
Arcine committed the NV 4
helped to drag the dead NV \
road to an adjacent ini,ss M
they robbed him OF twen,!a N 4
In cash, his boots, clat ana ~ Y. "a
body was found the DAY lon
murder, but no particular IA
pears to have been msde , .',ss
the murderers, and the n'A |.
s $50 to apparently RRhe I'D '' tSs "a
concerned. Nearly . y ", M ~
ever, an enterprising deP s Y, {
worked up the ease anI IA y
wards arrested ARCHIE \. li VA 1
rested Parchmeal, and l ! N WI n
fesssd his knowledge y !. .h0s b
ficer the very place wns.ss IA
representing repre- Arciue lag p "
thing on Psrcp meal, sna , ~
sttoTne e arr endesyOrlnIsI.' s, shl
man by convicung Arci 1.,snt ~
attorneys for the goveit In noiulisl
ing on to every availss wi mss q
both Their necksi NY NY uiIi VI
The result Of the u ri. wed,
coming some time i y e,azrrf5 Z
the readers OF Ihh
duly notified .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

TIM papers continue to poke fun at
the d xlocrstic majority in Texas.
The Chicago Inter-ocean says: IN
discussing the apportionment of loaves
and fi-hes By the gentlemen in charge
at Washington, Texas editor an
nounoes himself In readiness to assume
the pork inspectorship at Jerusalem"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
A Violent Partisan.

It develops that Postmaster Pearson
of New York, the mugwump motel of
II man, cO-operated with Starr ute
Brady in levyiug political blae kmail
on his suboIdiuates in the New York
post-oflice Had there been ten goud
men in Sndom the Lord would have
spared it, but still the country was
scarcely prepared for this scandal on
the Lot of mug wumps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

ONE OF the laws that passed In the
closing hours Of the last congress, and
received the approval of the preAldent
n the morning of inauguration day,
was one known as the quick deliyery
postal law. II provides that the post
mastergeneral may designate special
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

A NEW ORLEANS correspondent adj
vises all those who wish to visit the
exposition In that city ITO come In q
private car, or better still, In yacht,
or else to come only for flying trip,
disembarrassed of invalids or chill
dren.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

CEN WoLsELEY should subscribe
at once for the American newspapers.
lie has lost valuable time already by
not having the benefit OF the military
knowledge Of the post bellum colo
nela.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

The war against the skating rink is
growing serious. An attempt was
made ut town In Pennsylvania to
blow up a rink with dynamite. In
some places the RINK Is prohibited by
ordinance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
RATES OF ADvERTIsINo
b, ,,yxuypn nv apDITGx yJOR

Asmitiancse by draft post-ofiioe money
rrder or y registered letter, at risE OF once.
Correspondence Ia solicited upon al news
Fsrorn OF "a Information Of events and nous
happenings o! general Interest solicited, aud
vii be properly compensated.
All communications intended ioi pnoilos
dor r1ust DO accom- panied by the writer .
akpue ana address--not for publication, NM
AZ An evidence Of good fAith.
Parties writing 70 THE GAZETTE on bnsi'
"a ess personal 10 themselves viii pleaee IN.
An letters relating 10 business Of any kind
GhOuld he addressed 10 TIE GAZETTE, fort
aEO, VI. LOVING.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

a SOUTH American traveller speaks
oflocslities where the natives seem to
place no value on sandal.wood trees,
that would in the United States be
worth 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

CLEVELAND seems rather TO be
labering to build up the Democratic
party than to strengthen any faction
fit So far his appointments, with
one exception, must command public
Approval.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
No Disc 70 Kick.
Chicago Herald.

MIR, Evans. late commissioner of in.
ternal revenue. is the only Republican
victim thus far whe has done anv
squealing Ii Is very singular thst
these fellows Cannot sfl lie still and he
skinned without making such a fuss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
FROM co,os.po

Cox special
tb .O.o . ,A1 TEx, March n
roy ali la late last night tS NV
been killed, and thst ,, '..' :, 20
gers r., to Toyah at once y OiilgAl
indications of rain. '1' alolAA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

SIsCn Phil Thompson's defeat for
commissioners of internal revenue the
proceedings interest Henri Watterson
no more,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

The lower house will not recognize
the land bill as it goes ba * from the
senate. What viii the house do about
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
srAmps For suusCRfprIoN.

Parties sending stamps for subscriptions
70 THE GAZETTE VIII please besr In mind
that we cannot use 5 snd 10 cent stamps. and
therefore csnnot accept stamps OF those de-
uUminati MS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

THH King Of Siam, although not yet
thirty years Of age, has 1000 wives and
2s3 children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
A smart Man.
New York run.

1t is bright idea for Blaine to run
Evarts for president ia 1855 rather
than to run himself Blain Is smart
man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

Randall & Chambers Co. have e
uniformly low price on their new
spring stock OF wooden dress goods,
which IL replete with the seasons
novelties, besides an immense stock Of
wash fabrics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
AT NEW ORLEANS.

viGitors to tho exposition win ind THE
GAZETTE en- sale at Geo. +. Wharton q Bros,
No, s Carondeiet street, New orleana, La,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
MEXICO.
The Government Takes Steps to Guard
against Smuggling

CRY OF MEXICO, March 24.-Presi-
dent Disz has issued a proclamation
creating b .dy called the & cal p Ice,
for the purpose of guarding against
smuggling on the northern frontier.
The ioIce will consist of about 800
men Tue expenses Of maintaining
the force will Ue met by economies Ia
o, her departments of the custom- Ser
vice, such as the suppression of the
Chihuahua custom house and the in
spectors of the frontier Gus ON houses
The proclamation takes effect April
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

TEXAS gave Cleveland l35 600 ma
iority. There is q large margin for
neglect
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
New Music

Macon Telegraph
"Sweet Face in the Windown--Dem-
Ocrat selling stamps in the post-Uffice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
WEDNESDAY, MORNING aARoB 80
lie mrnKI.Y nAzEITE.

% wrappers ready for mailing 20 your friends
abroad. can be had at tho counting.room.
I.rlce. oents 1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
NGHIbIsM

THE "Ohio msu" has passed away
from the public Glib.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

IsE'r Mr.. Hendricks acting so rs to
eudanger bis future political prospects
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
sArrs or SUBSCRIPTION

70 ran gUBscRfBRRs.
Postage Prepaid bV TIE Pt.eis,hsrfl
DatIy Weekly.
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DgLTrgRRD BY CARRIRR&
70! oSnb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
st, Louis Republican.

" AvuIs hefubHcan.
me cheerful, stareyed, courageous
Sol. Henry Watterson, whom we ali
Auew and 80 admired In other days, is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
ToYAp

'"i0on Row in VIII, /
Dangerously Ws sa y
10Y noYAH' Tx, Mar,
Yer Yerges and William, , ny u
Guilty last night Il IVA. "ssasAAI
worsted. They Wen, I ~. ',
saloon s aad were apO, N.Y. "
terms again, when wv, wv. 1
and shot Yerges !. pix
table watching d S ~ ne wash,
snots were fred ~ ss' w o pDa
through Yerges' rlyb Wste vi
= him near IT, y. hois's '
s sIa, missed him eu,, M ~ 4
ge ro9 but probsb'sy' q
Jured Ware tscsn.S 1ol u
Officers have gone X p' g., ID u
not caught him vet. punoiS /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

Iiandreth's seeds, 10 papers for %
cents, at Warehouses; drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
war,Ite Aighass

in A fgSanistan may oe ,sssl ]
the fsct OF its having Y" Oas cs,'
British troops, Win .,n.nnlhsI' y
lowers, nearly seven !, n .,,sis i \.
the Afghsns and engage
c coSau Sity but N not keep K y
and when dscimatcd ~ y Bds
a Afghan insurrec ion, ! ~ JS.IIJl.
tempted TO retrea. = a50o o.,
isa2' their entire army n ssp Z
~ O00 camp follower. ne died a
rocky XIV defiles under ne !, esssssspsa
tribes, in spite o. ~ VIII lh'
viously entered mo y Ilsedk
story sa'rs' Of disaster, "a army .raS tIss|
the the name Of Dryden, ,. w
dreadful news TO Jr'-----.
It is predicted sea :. 81. tsAs|
entirely superede onDD-~
DRAW roksSa D y Puf II
Avoid limitations ~ /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

1kerr Ai't'e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

1t is predicted va asa,opsis tAs'I