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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The communication Teachers AsSocia
ton In Session.

The Communication Teachers Associa-
ton in Session.
ST. LouIs, Mo-, July 30.-The German
American Teachers association recon-
vened this morning. DR.. 4. Doyai of
Newark, n. j., was rendered IN honorary
membership in the association i'm commem-
Grafton of the establishment of the first
kindergarten in connection with the Ger
man school ut Boston twenty-five years
ago To-day.
y. Schelck of Detroit read report con-
corning the National German-Amcrican
Teachers seminary. A committee pre-
NiouSly appointed submitted their report,
strongly protesting against the introduce
ton OF temperance textbooks in schools
me report was unanimously adopted.
u. Bamberger, principal of the New
lorK Workingmen'S association, sent in II
paper on working schools.
b MRS. Schuricht, wife of the president
ana member of the committee ON kim
ucrgartens, read II paper ON kindergar-
tens.
Carl +. Wolffrodt of Cincinnati, chair
man OF the committee ON statistics, sub
mllteu an elaborate report on the number
ol herman pupils attending public, pri-
waite and parochial schools in the CITY and
parochial schools in this country. 1t
was shown that on July II, 1851, there
were l24,5lO German pupils attending the
pubic schools, l2,l9l in private
schools, 2l,907 in Protestant parochial
schools and l5s,50S in Catholic parochial
schools. There was 233 German teachers
IN the public schools, 90 in private
schools, 40 in Protestant parochiul
schools, and 500 in Catholic parochial
schools.
Ohio leads in the number of pupils.
then follow Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Pennsylvania. With the exception of
ONO and Missouri, the Catholic pupils
exceed those in the public schools from
II to 70 per cent
Tonight the delegates attended con-
cert at liomer's garden, given under the
auspices of the I.iderkranz society.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
THE pALI.BEARIRs.

President Cleveland Makes Public His
Selections.
WASHINGTON, July S0.--Thc president
having been requested by Mrs. Grant to
name the pall-bearcrs of Gen. Grants
funeral, he has appointed The following
Hon. William 4. Sherman
Lieut. .-Gen. +. H. Sheridan.
Admiral ID. ID. Porter.
Nicc-Admiral stephen c. Rowan.
Gen. Joseph Il. Johnston of Virginia.
Gen. Simon b. Buckncr of Kentucky.
Hamilton Fish of New York.
George =. Boutwell, OF Massachusetts
George w. Childs of Pennsylvania.
John \. Logan of Illinois.
George Jones of New York.
oliver Hoyt of New York.
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AUSTIN
The Engineering Corn, :.
Q" the Tap Rsas 4
Granite QuarrI.'s \
But Few Application. /.
Lease or Purchase '"s''''a
We Have a Rem "a e.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, July *
ing corps began to-day &, Z
veying a branch line IRON N, N
Nc Invest. narrow gpass \ \
''c quarries. The con,l,.,s
road win he hurried ana \ s'''|
expected by the LIST Of ne " e's
Gen. Lindsay Walker x,
OF construction Of tlle Ds, s'lss
loa GAzErrE reporter t N, eai|
Tor the first time since "A ~
with the building there re- r v
no obstacles in sight. w
Wilke completed a con,,s IVA
l.. i. Moves of the DieboISSs 4.
company for all the satc S ". va
III the capitol. 1t ( s
contract Of the kind ever x, n
Southwest. @e
The assessment rolls d al
show a decrease in prope,,s
$50 1886, and the rolls q NIX \
crease of SG4,87l.
I'm agent of New Braun,.l.
day looking after the prons,..
that city of $4,000 worth X
the erection Of water.worE.
The land board meets h
sion next Tuesday. ltwIn M!
clude ON Wednesday, when IN
board viii leave for the rpuDI. /
applications have been rrcss.
lease or purchase and the ls,..I|
that but little will be done !, n
The question of Il rent aseu, NJ
vivcd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
&I32,OOO IsIAIE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 29.-A fire at
) O'Clock this evening, having its origin
i'm William \ CO.'S planning mill, burned
that mill with about 900, 600 feet of lum-
Der, also their warehouse, w. n. Wilkcr-
son 4 Co.'s warehouse, two brick resi-
dences on Gayosa street, Cole 4 Co.'S
warehouse on the corner of Gayosa and
fernando streets and eight small dwell
ings occupied by negroes ON the south
side of Gayosa street. The losses and
insurance so far rs obtainuble tonight
are as follows;
Williams \ CO.'S MILL $40 900, insured,
$4,000; lumber, 100000, uninsured /;
warehouse, $1,000, uninsured.
Cole 4 CO.'S stock of sash, doors and
blinds In warehouse, $50, 0O0 insurance
$4,000; building, $1,000, insured, $4,000
lumber, $4,000, insured, $1,000.
The two brick residences on GayoSo
street were owned by Dr. II j. Shaw and
W. j. Cole, and We're valued at $4,000,
insured for $1,000.
Blanche McGce, who occupied No. so
Gnyosa street, lost all her furniture
valued ut $4,000, insurance for $1,000.
Lou Sholcs, who occupied No. So
GayoSn street, lost her furniture valued
NJ $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
w, n. Wilkerson \ co.'s warehouse
and stock was valued NJ $4,000, insurance
$1,000.
The other losses amount to about
$4,000
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CORPUS CHRIn|

The Body of the sailor ge,v.,.I
lutions in Honor to al
special TO the Gazette.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx, J@
body Of the drowned sailor Il, u
last night about one hundna n
the wharf, floating in u pe1sas|
ton. An inquest was held Y
and Il verdict was rendered. u
drowning. The name Of tIfi,.,I
John Craft OF Galveston. Hes
Der Of The odd Fellows All Il
of Labor and the ScreWlnau,
of New Orleans. He wa.
morning under the auspl,e /
Fellows.
The shipping in the pom MN
ut hali-maSt.
\ nulllDcf OF cattlemcn n
are opposed to President GA
ton in ordering the remoyls
from the Indian Territory.
\ meeting of the cities, d I
diers OF the blue aud the "a /
tonight and resolutions IN
death of Gen. Grant wen u
also appropriate Observation 4
the funeral. L
The colored people Of "a H
night passed Il series Of irrso
doing the death Of Gen. Cd h
pressing deep sympathy wih
There are no further dce
the case of the stage robber- n
possible TO aggregate the II,
sengers were robbed.
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adds that the details Of officers aud nicn from
the navy win be assigned suitable position IN
the line.
In reply 10 the request OF Mr.. Montgomery Of
baltimore that the West Point cadets be acccd
ed a place In the line, Gen. Hancock says
"rhat matter viii come under the direction OF
the war department"
Answering the suggestion OF Inspector ten
Jones of Mount MeOrcgor. Gen. Hancock tclc.
graphed of the family invites the members Of
Ten Grants cabinet, VIII be pleased TO give
them place In the column
Later Gen. Jones photographed that the family
wished Gen. Hancock to invite the members of
the cabinet Proper provision has been made
for the house of representatives committee.
j. r.. Ilobson OF Decatur, ILL.,, asked for trans
portation for seven Grant Regiments. GEN
Hancock replied that he had no authority TO
furnish transportation. hut he would give the
regiments places In the line II they came.
Tho Columbus, Ohio, Fourteenth regiment,
which participated In the Garfield obscquics,
requests "A place In the line and asks permission
to camp at Governors Island or near Central
uark.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
FORT SMITH.
4 Wife Pursues Her Husbands Murderer
Ia Arrest and Conviction.

4 wife Pursues Her Husbands Murderer
To Arrest and Conviction.
Special to the Gazette
Fort SMITH, ARK, July 30--ln the
United States court to-day james WATSON
was convicted of the murder of Henry
Martin nearly three years ago. The
murder took place in Red River county,
Chickasaw nation, and appears TO have
been the result of IA little personal
spite, backed up by lot of bad whisky.
WATSON, and one John Mclaughlin, were
running together and Mclaughlin and
Martin had fallen out II few days previous.
WATSON and Mclaughlin getting ON Il
spree went and hunted up Martin and
shot him several times, killing him.
no ONE SAW TIE SHOOTING,
but plain circumstancial evidence was in
troduced, which made the conviction of
WATSON easy.
Mclaughlin has never been arrested
and WATSON would perhaps never have
been had he not followed up this murder
by the killing of Almirine Watkins i'm the
same locality about one year ago. Wat
kins was wealthy stockman, and his
widow offered $1,000 reward for Wasson
and he was soon attcrward caught.
Mrs. Watkins was here ut the trial, aud
employed able counsel to assist the United
States attorney in prosecuting the cases,
and had hc come clear in this case he
would have been
TRIED For THE MURDER
of Watkins, in connection with one Jerry
Lewis, for whom Mrs. Watkins paid $500
reward. Wasson's mother and brother
were here atthe trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
To he NInde Cardinal.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Annual Meeting of the Company -Favorn-
BILE Report.

Annual Meeting of the Company -FnNorn-
BILE Report.
PARIS, July 80.--Thc annual meeting of
the Panama Canal company was held yes
tcrday. NJ. de LesSeps presided. Dele
gates from the Colombian, French and
Spanish governments We're present, to-
gcthcr with other distinguished persons
NJ. dc Lcsscps read the annual report,
which was received with applause. The
chairman thought the canal company had
nothing. to fear from the United States
lie refutcd certain assertions made re-
Gently regarding the Monroe doc
trlnc, which, lie declares, was
perfectly consistent with the company's
enterprise, one of the bondholdcrs pres
cnt questioned the figures in the report
and demanded that II committee of in
quiry be appointed. Charles De Lesscps
opposed the motion and the report was
unanimously adopted. The old board of
directors was reelected. The meeting
unanimously authorized the board to per-
sist in its application to the French gov
eminent to permit II lottery loan of Gl0,-
900, 600 francs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
TO rHE a. A. r.. CoMMANpEns.

WAsnlNGroN, July Gotten. $. $. Bur-
dcttc, commandcr-in-chief of the q. r.,
has sent Il circular to the department
commanders a. follows:
Mai, ten, W. :, Hancock, L. :. ", In charge
of the ohscquiCs of our late comradc Gen. t.
;. Grant, has devONcd upon me rs ,om
mnnder, In chief of the q. \. II. the manage
mcnt OF the position In the column of the
attending bodies Of the Grand Army. As far as
practicable the attendance should be hy drpart.
ments rs such. All communications with
the national headquarters will he through
department headquarters. Where from long
of posts and departments can he present,
suitable arrangements will he made for them
IN the line. he good enough to advise me at the
earliest practicable moment whether your de.
partmcnt will be present and the number and
strength OF each post attending. IL dclcga.
lions are only sent state fact that and the mum
her. Address communications to \djt. Gen. John
cameron, l.. y. r., Mt the Fifth Avenue hotel.
NHW YORK ciiy, where temporary headquarters
VIII be established.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
HORTICULTuRISI
Next Meeting of the Central II
Ia be Held at Fort Wal

Next Meeting of the Central II
Ia be Held at Fort Wna|
special to the Gazetic.
TERRELL, Ten, July @.-lI
cultural association heldaS'
last night with the view oica7|
labors, but has been il @sslsi
day.
The principal discussion ~
on the varieties and culiura
led by Mr.. Veal from Iefgs
dulged in very freely BY ~
members until about j .
Veal exhibited quite 4 nun,e
lent specimens Of apple, ild
The discussions TO-DAY y
the grape, japanese pcrslnn
fruits. They were quite y
csting.
The minutes Of the assea
printed, and will, without
beneficial effect on The w
culture in Texas, lfe
completed its lab0rs az
at $40 p. M. The menOr
themselves in high terms y
ton of the Literally and
the Terrell people. Cspt
ring to this subject royenso.
and touching manner tolRn
lamentcd X. 4, Terrell, lle
this place, and said i var
Terrell people should Dc ~
hospitality, inasmuch q H
scended from such a nonlf Fl
ter the adjournment Tue y
body made an effeciusl
lnahilnoth melons aud iruil
and the universal yerdla
were MS lus clous as By
were present fifty from dl u
Members and all were "
csted.
1t would be unjust % y
of this meeting witholl
j. X. johnson, the fair w
secretary, whose dllI'r "
Gus than those OF any w
ever ready and apt, ara y
gratitude of the enilge
is u most excellent seels'-
This morning the iols ~
as the place for The lss.
was reconsldered and fen
in the place of the iorlllsp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
LAMPASAS.
An Unknown Man Found Drowned IN the
Pool.


An Unknown Nan Found Drowned IN the
Pool.
special to the Gazette.
LAMPAsAs, TEN, July S0.--This morn
ing about 10 O'Clock the report came to
the city that IL man had been found dead
in one of the bathing pools ut the Han
cock springs Your reporter at once went
out and found the following facts:
The man had procured tickets for Il
bath about O'Clock this morning and at
10 O'Clock other parties going in to battle
discovered the body in the pool. lie had
undreSScd and was found as stated.
He wore Il blue flannel suit. In the
pockets of his sack coat were found Il
Fort Worth GAZETTE of the 10Th
and red and blue lowered
silk handkerchief. \ leather purse con
tanned S7.45 in coin and small piece OF
"GOOd-byc, darling, | hope TO see YOU
again, amen! amcn.!n This was with
out signature or address 4 common
pockct-knife also was found in the pants
pocket. He wore low-quartered calf
shoes and white British half hose with
red border at top, blue, polka-dotted
cotton shirt, and low-crowned, narrow
brimmed, purplish brown soft felt hat,
around which, for a band, was small
>ilken cord wound twice The sleeves of
his shirt had pair of nickel-plated but
tons and pearl collar button
He was about five feet seven inches
high, dark complexion and dark shortcut
hair, clean Shavon, and apparently about
twenty-three or twenty-five years old
Nothing was found to identify him or
his occupation or from whence he came,
and no one so far has recognized him.
The jury of inquest are engaged in an
investigation of the cause of death and
other particulars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
CHILL.
ChlIinn Train Robbers,

AN10r, CmLl, July 30.-Conscquent en
the Investigations OF the characters Of the
PARTIES suspected to be implicated in the
late robberies of the paying officer OF the
Angot railway, the police seem to be con-
tident in apprehendingt real authors of
the'crimc and expect to bring them be
fore ithe tribunal OF justice shortly. Its
reported that tthe real authors are of re-
spectacle lineage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
THE DEAD SOLDIER.


To make in the matter. lie received a
reply from her to-day by telegraph, say
lng that IL was her wish that lac name
the pall-bcarers, and that the
only suggestion She would
make was that in case any
prominent Union officer like Gen. Shcr-
man or Lieut. ten. sheridan be selected,
leading Confederate officer like Gen.
Buckner be also included in the list. Mrs
Grants wishes in this regard will be re-
spcctcd. The list of pall-bcarcrs will be
announced In n few DAYS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
CONGREGATIONS.
oLpLAND.MAn,<s DESTROYED

special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, July 81, A.M.--Richard
Balloons Star restaurant and Edwards x
CO.'S book store, the only two frame
store-houscs in IL central block on Con-
gress avenue, are burning, with no hope
of saving either. Both buildings are old
landmarks. There are Il number of
wooden buildings behind them, which will
probably 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
A souooL.HousE BURNED.

correspondence of the Gazette.
GRNNBuRY, TEN, July 27.-Shady
View School-house, four miles southeast
of town, was burned one night last week
The fire was the work of an incendlary
supposed TO be prompted by some trouble
between the patrons about the school
There Is a promise of lively developments
arising thercfrom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
HILLSBORO.

special TO The Gazette.
hlLlsBoRo, TEX, July SO.-Prof. b. NJ.
Howard, late of Temple, is elected princi-
pal; Miss l.. Carter of Hillsboro. first. and
me Misses L. and l.. Alternately, late of
mississippi, second aud third assistants
OF our city white schools. Prof. Smith
IS principal OF the colored schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
.JEFFERs0N

Special TO the Gaaells' 4
JEFFERSON, TFSr
at the residence Of NJ I
rites of matrinlony NJ, I.
the Rev. Charles Lspl9 VI.
w. Terry and Mis- M
affair was quite eless5 X
were copionsly furnl,ss'ss. ,
number of friends WY y
witness the cerellg ,...i.,
elegant aud in '''sl,lilfl
couple in u few days ~, v, /
their future ngl.'
4 crowd Of pic ,,,r..
for u days plcasns' Z |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
GLASS FACTORY nunNrp.

PiTrsnrRGH, Pa, July 2a,--The extern
sire flint glass factory of Doyle 4 Co.
was entirely destroyed by fire ut an early
hour this morning. Macbeth 4 Co.'S
glass factory and several other buildings
ON the opposite side OF the street were
damaged During the PROCESS of the fire
numerous explosions of natural gaS and
chemicals took place, but no one was In.
inred. The loss Is $4,000 fully insured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
SPAIN
The Cholera Record.

MADRID, July 80.--The number Of new
cases Of cholera throughout Spain on
Tuesday was 2sOG and the number of
deaths $3.50.
III The whole Of Spain yesterday there
were reported 8lGs new cases of cholera
and 1882 deaths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
LIBERTY or DEATH.

Russian EXIles Overpower Their Guards.
Moscow, July S0.--SlXty criminals who
had been sentenced TO exile IN Siberia re.
Gently while en route rose against their
guards and, although unamed, began a
desperate fight for liberty. The bat.
the soldiers were absolutely
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31

SNAhlMi July w. FL Mahul was Ill only
two days There was no doctor present
AT the time OF his death, which occurred
on June 20. El Muhdl cnjoined his sue
ccseor to continue the wage of war.
The Egyptian Lonn.
LONDON, July 80.--n the house Of
commons Tonight Lubouchcrc will ask
the government whether the Gladstone
government had not intended that the
Bank of England should Issue the Egyptian
loan as Il public tender and whether, If
such arrangements had been made, il
had been altered seeing, that the premium
ON the bonds which would have been OBJ
tanned would have saved E200,000 TO the
Egyptian treasury
The Daily News states II believes il TO
be II fact that the Gladstone government
intended that the Bank OF England should
issue the loan. 1t is reported that the
News says Prince Bismarck insisted that
the German financial houses should share
the plumber and the marquis of Salisbury
complied in order 10 conciliate Prince
bismarck.
Planning Another Soudnn Expedition.
LoNDoN, July 30.--The marquis of
Salisbury has reopened negotiations with
the porte for "A Soudan expedition. Mr..
White, the British minister adj interim at
Consiantinoplc, reports thai the sultan is
willing to occupy the Eastern Soudan on
the conditions that IA part OF the cost of
occupation shall be betrayed by Egypt
and the porte he left with free hands in
the settlement of the occupied provinces.
The sultan kecnly opposes an iuterna-
tional central state In Africa. Salisbury
Is shaping policy TO maintain English
predomnance In the administration of
Egyptian affairs
MIR. Henry Drummond Wolf Is charged
TO obtain the Sultans consent To a scheme
OF administration reform which shall
place the power in the hands OF the En-
glish or of the English nominees.
The Egyptian Loan Taken.
LONDON July 0,--The subscriptions TO
the Egyptian loan of sl5, 900, 900 have been
closed, They aggregated four times the
amount Of the loan.
III Mahdrs Followers.
CArRo, July 80,-It is reported that
since the death of III Mahdi his followers
have been continually lighting among
themselves,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
sALT.woRIks nIRNrD.

PmLApgLrnIA, PA, July 2s.--A fire late yes,
terday afternoon at the works of The Pcnnsyl.
vania salt Manufacturing company ON the
Delaware river caused the loss OF 100000. The
buildings were destroyed, together with several
million pounds of crude sulphuric acid and
murictic acic and 500 tons of the same ready
for shipment. There is an Insurance OF about
Sl75,OO0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31

unalde to master the eNilcs, notwiih-
staRding their manaclcs. Twenty of the
exilcs were shot dead. but of The other
forty thirty succeeded IN making their es-
cape. Two Of the soldiers were wounded
during the iiaht.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
A nLAzE IN InNnnN

LoNDoN, July 29.--Thore was large
lire In the eastern district to-day, result
ing in cutting three cabinet warehouses
and much damage to five others, mclud-
mg the warehouse of the Boston Chair
company of New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
THE FUNERAL DAY A HOLIDAY,

ALBANY, July 3O--Gov. I'M has issued a
proclamation setting apart saturday, August
y for appropriate religious obseryances
throughout the state In connection with the
funeral OF Gen. Grant and declaring II a legal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
H4wKIyS

Correspondence Of the e'l' 4
HAWKINS, TEN., ]rg
four-year-old son o. 4 -
master, died Til, moIlIln.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
ORGANIZATIONS THAT WILL ArrrNp.

NEW York. July 3O.-Gen. Hancock sent n
letter to Adlt Gen. Drum to-day acknowledr.
ing the receipt OF the letter sent BIZ secretary
Whitney TO secretary Endlcott in regard 10 the
part 10 be taken by the navy in the obseanies
Ten Hancock says he will be pleased to confer
with Rear ADMIRAL Jouctt ON the snbicet o,d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
Sir Charles Dixie, the Ex-Cablnet on
cial, duplicated In the Latest
London Scandal.

1tr. Ti'~h Policy Of the Present british
Government Causing split In
the Tory Ranks,
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rhe Pnpal AiIocution.


RoME,July 30.-Thc papal allocution
delivered during the consistory today
condemns the italian government for It's
action In prohibiting the public carrying
OF the sacrament through the streets to
the sick, and for permitting the assem-
blagc IN Rome of the anti-clcrical con-
grcss recently held In the holy city. II
also rcncws the papal protest against the
governments occupation of the city of
Rome. The pope regrets the French oh
struction, which he says has increased the
difficulties with France. He says, al
though Rome has maintained conclia-
tory attitude during the progress OF the
negotiations with Prussia, they have
proved rcsultlcSS.
To he Made Cardinal.
ROM, July 80.--rhc archbishop OF
Baltimore will probably be made cardinal
in September.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31

Every tlrst-claSs dealer sells Opera Pffu
cigarettes. Avoid injurious limitations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
THE DARK CONTINENT.
~ NInhdis Last Injunction.

SCAkM, July 30. Ell Mahdi was i'll only
two days. There was no doctor present
at the time OF his death, which occurred
on June 20, III Mahdl cnjoined his sue
ccseor To continue the wage of war.