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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
CABLE NOTES.

NJ. Layertugon has been galettod
French minister to Mexico.
Austria tells Servla to stop war mea Sc
ureS and adopt peace policy.
Herbert Gladstone says his father inyors
the exclusion of bishops from the house
OF lords.
Violent storms prevail in switzerland.
Great loss oil life aud property Is re-
ported.
Lord Salisbury has officially announced
that parliament will be dissolved Noyem.
Der II.
IL Is rumored that Turkey aud Greece
have concluded u secret treaty against
Scrvla and Bulgaria
King Milan says he has no furthcrcxpln.
nation TO give Turkey in regard to Ser.
Was preparation for war
II is officially denied that Lord Sails.
bury, Lord Randolph Churchill aud Lord
Duiiorin have disagreed on the policy re.
Specting affairs in Upper Burmah.
United States Minister Pendleton pro.
poses to come 20 "a speedy conclusion with
Germany about the enrolment of Ger.
man-Amcricans In the German army,
The Spanish expedition from Fernando
ion, an island on the west coast OF
Africa. has entered The Nahary river aud
declared Spanish sovereignty on both
banks OF the river.
The Nationalist convention at Dublin
dominates Mr., Chroy, editor OF the Ma
ton, aud Sir Thomas Henry Grattan
lsmonde parliament, Parucll thanked
the convention for ihe confidence reposcd
IN him
Az q cabinet council IN Paris, consular
reports were read, showing that Turkeys
war preparations had cooled the ardor OF
Russla and Greece, II Is now thought
the Room-Elcean question win be settled
without blood-lettug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

tnNrriNTlNuPLE, Oct liLThc porte
Is awaiting the final reply OF the powers
before taking decisive action 4 portion
OF the cabinet recommends recognition of
tho Bulgarian union, others ar, OF the
opinion that Greece and Soryia viii r.
main tranquil II the union Is not recog-
niled. The military party yoiclug the
silence OF the powers as n Sign they are
not agreed rs 10 what course 10 pursue,
urge that Bulgaria he invaded; that the
great Balkans be occupied; that the Bull
sarian town Of Widden be given to Scryih
In order to weaken Bulgaria and concill-
nte Ncrtiai and that the districts Of Ter
maGla, Hus6ien and Rlmakcn be seized
rs war idemnity
Tie sultan hesitatos, leaning rather to
a policy Of cancellations Meanwhile mill.
tary preparations continue undated.
krupp has been urged 10 hasten the de-
livery of guns, payment for which has
been guaranteed. Everything indicates
an carly Invasion OF Bulgaria In lead.
ing Turkish circles the opinion Is rN.
pressed that majority of the powers are
inclined To refuse To- recognize the Bulga-
rlan onion, rs they consider that tliat
course would be least dangerous 20 Euro.
pcan peace, The Marquis De Noyillos,
TIC French ambassadors and llcrr Won
Radowltl, the German ambassador, ok.
press astonishment that the Turkish goy,
erument did not send troops TO Eastern
RoouElec nc thc beginning Of tht
ua0ble The other foreign ministers ar,
less uutspoken,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Affairs in the East Assuming More
Warlike Aspect---Burmah
Insults John Bull.
The Boosted Trlpariite VIII Fly TO
Pieces NJ the FIRST Gunshoi
Russia shows Her Hand.
The sultan Of Turkey Rr.oitcsto right
Against the Further Dismomber-
ment of His Trrrltors.
ma pnwtr. b a plcIl..

Yia Mackay icunci, cable to the Gazette.
LoNpOS, Oct II Matters Ia the East
arc Of decidedly more serious nature.
There are not wanting wcll.lnformcd per.
sons here who consider war inevitable.
Every ono feels the suspense Of the stu
alton
One thing Is certain OF the iirst coils
ion the boosted, trusted trlplc-alliaucc
will 20 90 pieces.
Russia is showing her hand more clearly
by the czar's gracious reception Of the
Bulgarian delegates and VI Natcof's
sudden visit 10 Phillppopolls, ostenslbly
in the interest OF his paper
bulgaria has sent three special ENJOYS
with secret instructions 10 London, We
onua aud Cnnstantinople.
II hostlltles are 10 be avoided II Will
probably be through an understanding
between Prince Alexander and the porte
TO unite in crushing amy armed attempt
TO alter the situation.
Tho population Is so excited that the
die may DO cast at any moment in spite OF
the efforts OF the rulers.
Ahairs In Bnrmch have also assumed
o more threatening nature, The govern
mcnt states positively that 1t viii not
change the decree about the English
company
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

CoSsrANttNoPLr, oct Great aC-
iivity prevails ~ military circles through
ont Turkey Troops are being hastily
armed and equipped for Immediate scry.
Zee The sultan hos determined 10 hght
against the further Acknowledgement Of
Turkey aud large bodies OF troops are
brins rapidly concentrated on the frontier
40 strategic points within easy striking
distances of Bulgaria, Greece aud Scryla.
Troops, horses and lold guns are being
dispatched To- The front night and day.
The MOslcms are enthusiastic and are
volunteering IA large numbers 4 con-
spirary has been discovered at the palace
which has led to the exile OF Said pashu,
rN-gtaud ylzlrr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
ST. LOUIS STRIKE
The Cars on All the Lines in the City
Running Minor Difficulties
A Mass.Mcctlng.
The Trades Assembly VIII Boycott Al
Persons Connected with the street.
Car Companies.

ST. Lotrs, Mo, Oct. I4.--rherc is
practically no strcet-car strike I'm st. Lon.
Is to-day, US all the roads are running
with full force. Only one line Is now nm.
der police protection, the green line on
Fourth street. The strikers. some six
hundred In number, are in executive scs-
sion at Turner's hail. and TO All questions
as to what they will or cXpect TO do. their
answer is "wait and soc ~ Thrv and
their synpathi2ers will hold public
meeting tonight IL Is asserted Tint
quite a number of the strikers arc dis.
conraged at the prospect here. ana very
likely, Ia obedience to the orders of the
executive committee, have gone to chi
cago In search of work
with the exception of Two or three
minor events nothing has occurred To in.
dictate that there is n strike In progrcs.
here. All the roads i'm the clty hnvc RIM
cars to-day, most of Them their fnll
complement and business urocpedcd
without any scrious mtcrrtption Tun
drivers of the orpcu line bol,toils vnr,
assaulted IA the lower mart of thc rifv
and boxed al,out some. mi wore moi burt
much. and three drivers on mo Fnur.
lrenth street road wore assaulted Inv sn,nc
of the EMPLOYEES OF lhe Missouri pocitir
,y,il,vnv sbon. uiicI, ia. IN, ,,ng.,'',
Three of the latter. who arc Knight. ut
Labor. were arrested
The broadway roud was hcsioocd bv
over 200 men seeking cmnlovpont ma
the superinleudent seni out tbroc CON-,
and kent them RUNNING without trnnbln
Twenty of the old mon of tbe limo onnllnd
for work and they were rlvcn cn,,s and no
questions were asked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

NEW York, oct. a. Mail adyicGs from
Panama say Peru is still in a deplorablc
condition. Two messengers from Cen,
Caccrcs 20 his friends In Tarma were cap
turcd by the government forces aud the
most damaging letters were discovered.
Within a few hours the jailS were crowded
With the friends of the mountain general.
Some of the most prominent merchants
were bNnishcd. Canon Medina one of
the most distinguished prclates OF the
cathedral, was also ordered to leave the
country
lea has fallen into the hands OF the
Cacercsts. II is said that the most hor-
riblc atrocities were committed by the
rebel vlctors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

CoNerASTiNOrLE, Oct. ll,-Thc con-
ference on tho Room-Elecan question has
embodied collective note, which is be-
ing prepared by Count Corti, The italian
ambassador, 10 BE- presented 10 the porte
The note advises the porte to recognize
the union Of Room-Elce and Bulgaria, aud
opposes a further violation of The Berlin
treaty
II IL reported that Prince Bismarck, IN
reply 10 the second circular OF the porte,
approves the Immediate taking OF active
measures by Turkey unless Scryia aud
Greece accept the situation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette
CoMANcnE, TEX, Oct IA severe
and probably fatal accident occurred here
about O'Clock to-day. w. W. Vaughan,
a citizen Of our town, had finished clean.
ing out "A well, and when drawn UP with.
In four foot OF the top of the well he Tell
back about sixty feet, breaking his leg in
two places, dislocatng his ankle and
breaking his back. The doctors say that
he will not live but short time lie has
a wife and two small children, whom he
will leave in destitute circumstances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
lnnnnn In.nll. nnlrlnnd.

CALCUTTA, Oct, a.. King Thebaw OF
iiurnWh has answered The communica-
lion sent by the chief commissioner for
BRUSH Rurmah 10 accordance with IN
7truetlons from the Indian government
with reference 10 the dispute between
the burmese government aud the BOMBAY
ina iinfnah Trading association The
ring has replied IN an arrogant aud in
suitlng manner 60 the note, aud has re-
fused TO discuss The Claim of the trading
company With the Indian government
The chief commissioner has asked Tor
rcinInWemenls To the number OF 5000
before scouting an ultlmatum TO
Mandllay, the capital OF Burmah.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

CINCINNATI, ONO, oct. 1.-THE West.
crn Nail association met here to-day, and
unanimously adopted the following
Whereas II is evident the great question
of equalizing labor between the East and
West has become Il question Of vital inter.
eSt and Importance to Western manuluc.
turcrs,
Resolved, that we hereby rca0lm oui
determined purpose, each and scverally,
that we win not operate our nail factorle,
except on the manufacturers scale, re
gardless OF what time II may require e.
secure full employment OF our works,
Resolved, that we reulllrm our purpose
"a retain and continue all our present en-.
ployeS who may become competent work.
men, aud we viii not employ any Other
workmcn except those who viii work
with and on thesamc terms as our present
cupiOyes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

spcclal to The Gazette.

7TF'-'V'1 "
Liberty HILL, Ten, Oct. IA $3.50 Bryson
4 Fowler's gin of this place was the scene
OF severe accident Monday morning.
II. G. Fowler, one of the propretors,
While trying to pick some cotton from OF
the machinery, had his right hand caught
In the same and terribly mangled He il
now under the treatment OF skillfu sur.
gcons and reported doing well.
ilengue is doing our city at present,
and ON accounto of its wide reputation all
are Inclined to try 1t once, but one appli-
cation lays them out for repairs.
Cotton Is booming! $50 bales have been
shipped to date and 100 are on hand.
Business Is good and the outlook for bet
ter times Is Gathering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
a sunday Quarrel.


'PVVll 20 tue hhIottC.
PALESTINE, TEN, Oct. li.-On Sunday
last several men gathered at the Office OF
Olas Pickle, near Fosterylle twenty
miles northwest OF Palestine, this county.
Az OF the parties were under the influence
OF whisky, aud, becoming engaged in a
wranglc, Pickle accused I.averrn, consta.
hle oi this precinct, of stealing twenty-five
cents, Becoming onragcd, Pickle went
INTO inc house, and coming out with a
slX-shooter, fired three times at I.ayerra,
missing him each shot He then dubbed
iANerra with the weapon l.ayeTa's
morse was Killed by one of the shots.
Pickle has been arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Alvnra,io.


ALvARAno, TEN, oct. M. NJ. Me.
Matt, Il liyeryman of Arlington, arrived
to-day in pursuit of one w. l.. Hawkins,
II sewing machine agent and rcpaircr who
hired horse from him about two weeks
ago and who has failed so far to return.
McNatt is of the opinion that Hawkins
has left with his horse. Hawkins was
here about eight or ten days ago aud left
between suns without paying debts
Hawkins claimed to be from Jackson,
Miss, and was doubtless fraud.
Cotton sales to-day 279 bales
Hon. !. A, Patton has gone to Dallas
on legal business and is expected back
tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
TAYLOR.
spocIal 10 ma Galetle.

opccAl 10 inc GaZcttc,
TAYLOR, Tx, oct. li.--After travelling
through the surrounding country and In
terviewlng the farmers we come TO the con
clusion that at least 1000 bales of cotton
will be shipped from here this season.
The receipts of cotton to-day were l2s
bales.
Sheepmen will not commence Landing
before March, 1856.
NJ. X. IIoxlc, one of our most promi-
nent cattle raisers, who has imported the
Hereford stock. is up again after an at,
tack Of the denguc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Elmo.
oorrespondence Of thc Gnzett.

ELMO, TEN, oct l3.-Busncss has
been brisk for the last twenty or thirty
days in the cotton and cotton seed bust
ness.
One Of our most respected citizens,
Mrs. l.. A, Platt, has sold out to Or. w.
i. Dumas, an eminent physician of this
place, and it is said will make her future
home in Dallas. Society circles win miss
her greatly
fine rain fell on Sunday night which
was much needed, as stock water was
scarce The rain was followed by "A
norther which has not yet subsidized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

Sol Smith Russell Is the drollest aud
most original mmorst before the public
His facial play is marvellous aud his SONGS
aud speclaltics are Irresistible. He has
no rival There are few comedians now
ON the stage who enjoy o greater popu-
larity, and, we venture 20 assert, none
Who better deserve that popularity. In
"FcliN Mchusick,' Mr.. Russell has a
comedy exactly suited 20 his peculiar
style, and Inc makes the most OF IL. An
entirely new repertoire of songs and spe.
claltics, for which MIR. Russell is 80 la
nous, has been introduced this season,
and Nc, Russell Is supported by a superb
comedy company. AZ The opera-houso
Tonight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

pion club OF the National league and the
ST. Louis champion club OF the American
association for the championship OF The
world, was played this aft rnoon, aud re-
suited IN q Tie in eight innings though
the Chicagcs would Gonbtlcss have won
IN the next, as they had Just begun to
play when the game was called. IRE
ylous 20 the game, throwing and running
contests were held. Williamson threw
the ball IS yards J foot Inches, defeat
ing five others PlciGcr ran the bases IN
154 seconds. defeating five contestants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
siny This End II.

ROME, Oct. IA meeting Of the ncr-
sonagcs charged with reviewing the Gar
olincs question and celebrating papa
decision respecting the matter has been
held The meeting appeared disposed to
acknowledge Spain's sovereignty over
the Caroline Islands, while at the same
time dceming Gcrmany's conduct in oc-
cupying the island OF zap eNcusablc
owing to q misapprehcnson which cN-
listed In regard to Spanish occupation uf
number OF the Islands in question
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Removing a Justice of the Peace.

SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Or. 1.-THE trial
of Max Neucndorf for ..nllcasance in
Office is pending before jury Many
spectators are present. The object OF the
present proceedings is to remove Neuen-
dorff from Office. He has also been in
dcted for cNtortion in Office of lines col
lected. Witnesses have been examined
who gave evidence strongly against the
prisoner. He was allowed to make an
explanation of his course, which he did.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

Special TO thr Gazette.
MOUNT pleasant, TEX, oct TIL
tus county boasts of the only industrious
and successful female farmer IN the state
Mrs. Sarah Mills, young widow lady
lged thirty-seyen years, residing live
miles east OF town, made with her own
labor this year seven bales Of cotton and
ESQ bushels of good corn, doing her own
cooking, washing and ironing and milk.
ingfour cows. She was in town yesterday
aud sold three bales of her cotton at nine
cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

loNpoN, oct. 1.-THE hopes cntcr-
laucd last night OF peaceful settlement
OF We Room-Elecan question have been
shattered this morning by tie receipt OF
o dispatch from Constantnoplo stating
tlut the conference has formally declared
the porte has disayowod the Bulgaria
koonElccau union. further news IS
awaited with considerable anxiety
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Arrested for rlnrse.rhert.
special to the Gazette.

9pttIAI 20 INC NNIcIIt,
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, oct Ii.--B. Van
Ward and George Stove, both white, were
arrested last evening and lodged in jail
on u charge OF horse.thoft. Stowe re.
Gently stood trial on Il charge OF horse
theft. Van Ward is u victim of Ireland's
clemcncy. lie had some time TO serve in
the penitentiary but was tnrncd loose on
society He has not been ont long aud is
safe for another term.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

Lima, Oct. i4.--It is reported that heavy
lighting has taken place at Cajamarea,
between the MUntencros and the govern
ment troops.
Gen. Caccrcs endcavorcd TO Impose q
tax Of $4,000 on the province OF Cantoc
but failed 20 obtain IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Pilot Point.


Special to the Gazette.
PnoT PoNr, TEX, oct. l4.--W. 4.
kindall, II. N. Johnson, D. G., Minasco,
Nick Wilson and j. w. Erwin left on the
evening train for Pccos City to invest
their surplus wealth in lands and town
lots.
Mr.. j. V. Coombs of Burlington, Kan,
a lecturer of some distinction, lecturcd
this evening at the Seminary hall His
subject was Strange Things and Funny
People.
The norther which has been prevailing
the last twcnty-four hours was the cold
est OF the season and some fears were ap.
pretended that 1t would wind up with a
killing frost, but it has moderated and Is
much warmer this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Nlnrsl,niI.


MMsrAIL, TrN., Oct. il.-Mr. W. q.
npdd' city secretary, and Miss MoIno
llVvis were united In marriage at tho
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs. S.
= laws, IN this city, at O'Clock this af,
'ernpohi and left for ST, Louis.
Mcintyre Hcath's minstrels played
mere last night, and gave Que of the most
satisfactory performances ever Witnessed
~ Marshall, Called Back Is billed for
Friday night, 49,
'otton IL coming la more rapidly. ana
business on the whole is improving.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
TME rIRE RECORn.


Special to The Gazette.
WEST, TEX, oct, il.--Dasis& Martins
gin, one Of the finest gins IN tho county,
came very near being burned att o'clock
to-day The fire started in one OF the
gin stands and was quickly blown into
the other by the sucker. A stream was
turned into the lint-room, which saved
the building from destruction. The
sucker and one OF the feeders was badly
burned. The loss is about 500. Matches
in the cotton was the cause,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Coleman.



COLEMAN, TEX, oct. III. y. Smith,
architect and builder, made a contract TO.
day for the erection of large and i'm.
posing building for the banking firm OF
Coleman \ Davis.
Grading on the Gulr Colorado & Santa
Fe road is being rapidly pushed on.
New arrivals of men Of capital are daily
Investing In real estate here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

Myra Goodwin has cInp up y ", /
favorable opinion she created a u l NJ
appearance at the iourI ys.sri',b.
tieater last week, and ller iO, ~ X /.
gagement there IN SIS blds '.Io.,
gratifying success 70 wv ,.,, X kpse
Goodwin has the sailsiaellV,lsl'S b.rs
that her first experience o. Y, XVI 4
a Legitimate thcatcr has erea al..e0s
favorable Impression alugSs
dramatic Mirror, Aug ~
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slrII.c At the camp counts on WORK..

PIrrsnuRG, TEX Oct. li.--Last night
the hands employed to work at the Camp
County oil works made Il strike for high.
or wages. The strikers are all descend
ants of Ham and this morning the most
OF them wanted to resume work at old
wages. Some were employed and others
were discharged Their places will be
filed Immediately and work viii be re.
sumed in twcnty-iour hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

m,rrAx, n. s., OCT. ii.--An unknown
vessel Is reported ashore near Camper
down. She is throwing NJ rockets sight
tying She wants assistance. The thick
weather prevents observations from the
Camperiown signal station, and II has
not been asccriained whether the vessel
is steamer or q sailing vessel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
a Cowboy Killed.


SAN ANdELo, TEX, Oct, l4.-Y ester-
Gay evening, at Sherwood, this county,
Charles Miller the son OF Sheriff Marion
Miller of McCulloch county, was shot
through the head, with Winchester, ny
Deputy Sheriff Mart Merrill OF this
county, while attempting his arrest. Mil
Ter was a cowboy, usually well behaved,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
rhe RndIcnl.. Innd sehcmc.

I.oNDoN, Oct. li.--Sir Charles Dixie,
speaking at Halifax last evening, described
in full the Radical scheme for local gov
ornment reform with elective councils for
England, Ireland aud Scotland, He ia
vorcd the compulsory taking of land al
lOtmnutg
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chronlc NlcNer. NJ nlg srrIng,

BIC SPRING, TEX, oct. ll.-Snce the
incorporation of this place in June last
there has existed some dissatisfaction
which eliminated recently IN an order by
the county judge for ii special election To
reconsider the incorporation. This cleo.
ton is set Tor the goth inst, but an in
Junction has been applied for in the dis.
trict court on the ground that the county
Judge has no jurisdiction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

had had S Seen ' r"sn. tss influence !,
quiet e. Later Miller fne Z, 4. lAe cass
toll. told him o consider sp \ Depub
Min yIa bsn 81, and, ADVANCING , y !.
Knocked ID i p, ss,'I. p ,t.. 4
y, Just as Miller tired ~ Sa'a Ais NJ
through e The head Miller gIa 4
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IIoustan.

Special TO the Gazette,
,,.I mo ,., Tx, Oct. I'LL, 4
got Judgment against M ' w. ~ y
dna principal and iSlss. \
The City bank got iudsnso, !.
5000, 900 against The Same Sa S..s, n \
j. \, kellogg aud EIuIs s' JSsel
The professor" Comedy es s''''''
married here to-day. "la
-Four lunatics were sen, 4 N
at Terrell tonight. " y
Several $50 counterfeit Il.
found In circulation here Io4I NJ .
by a gang supposed to be ,r.' .sI
Barrett's circus. ''S':
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DALLAS, TEN, oct l4.-At2 $50 o'clock
this morning the Empire FIGURING mills
were discovered on fire. The fire was
soon put ont by the department. The
damage was but q few hundred dollars.
Messrs. Koch s Salo OF the fire depart.
ment were knocked off one OF the reels by
a wire stretched across the street and
were severely hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Prince Alcsauder's ship Load of None,

LoNDoN, Oct. li.--prince Alexander's
yacht has arrived at Rustschuk with -
100000 silver franc pieces and 100000
cartridges from Russia The Rustschuk
arsenal Is making 10000 Berdan cart
ridges daily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
A ralnl coilision in ohlii.

VALPARAISO, Oct. l4.---A collision took
place to-day on the Angel railway, result
ing In the death OF two persons and the
wounding of ten others. The rolling
stock was much damaged causing a
cessation of operations.