davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
iaaIsbes tortOrtebes ut.b 400

SGngbs iaaIsbss tortortebes u,sb 400
MiIs.
attoruep @eneraI George 3tice fra
5Ianbreau bar inbisnbt fn0fsiisnation til
@uuerusr 8isrcs. Saa mart bette
bIep befi.nbt | 8aibinston, fsnbts abs
mtntftration 9on. George u. Aaen fra
@rts, Penn. til Bismart meb ct an>
bsfoltnasbrsu til @uuerusr 8ierc. %
anmooebe BAN ON at u6nRune SIR.
aden til attOrusy General. Wr. als
len er MI rsiit bism, men ban flyer,
at ban bar eobt 5aab ON at fomm.
tiIbase,
Ole Mifttlion brutnsbe | Rsb 8iu,r
peb 9ranb Sorts forIebsn, msbsns ban
bubebe fig.
9nndst. Sra @ran6 Sorts mebbss
les, at en- Rorbmanb blep Ipn6st |
Rerbeben af ct. gnbr,ws for en- Glib
fben. Ole 8stnoIt Deb ben uIpttsIise
Uaanb. og bor arbsibsbe for en- Sars
rnsr rec Rtb Gtiusr. Get paaffaaes,
at Oh FOB | ct aItfOr iutimt 5orbogb
ii! 6armsrens Rome. 5an fOrisste at
ouertuIe Ole BGtnoIt til at reiis bort,
men 6onen ptIbs life tiuab. bet. gu
Dag bah 6armsrn nosIe Rabosr til
fig, os be begpubts at brittle aItoboI.
8a be par bIspn. bsruiebe, git be bort
til Ole SstaOIt, taitsts en- Stritts ON
bans 5uIs Os beuets bam I ct era.
De flyer. at be fun piIbe ftrGmms
BAN, men ban bIsu baussrts iua Ianse,
al ban par tsb, ba be tOs bnm nsb.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Ssnatet bar beuiIsst 800, 600 for
en- Resisrinssbpsnins | Duluth, Rinn.,
% $4,000 for Rsparatiouer ueb Rss
acknowledgement | D,s Moinss, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
aaraana. Nc. 40.
aarke0s=g eretninQer.
Seteaac, 14oe SUM, 1885.

Seteaac, 14oe SUM-, 1885.
De fefte Yrpbufter paa 9tdrtebet bar
o9ret attn, men Htuis os Spebe noaet
ions, Speoen bar tiltrutiet fla betpbeIia
CpmGrfionbeo, mel f~prftIsuige GarIaaer
bar trsmbrast en- uiitter Stemuina, oa
Brllerne or 6 Gents lapere eno fprrioe
u9e. Baa be uoenIanoI,e cs sitliae Wars
teosr er ben erooa lapere, bog er Otter.
ipsraielen for uoferieI beore. Rais er
ipn9 % SiIfsrisIen flor. Sapre er mtubre
attipt, men 8riierne bsiere. Sua "a Yna
flaus. 5rs roli9. Snpsfrugter efteripgrs
sss minore enb for.
Slfsrielen Of frog bar oRret betpoeIiat
minore, % Briitrne er fra 8 til 10 Gents
bsiere. Ytartebet for Soin er aftipt, Bri,
len ira 5 til 10 Gents bsiere. Y,iieu paa
Snar er %uforanbret.
Staferscnsos. Ro. 3, rsb, s075
5000; Np. 8, rso, S0.6S-074.
Baar'SpsSs. $40. 2, sO.7s-so.73; go.
8, so.e3K-so00; go. /. baarb, (sRinuea.
poIis) 1914: Ro. /, tnnrb, (9ulntb)
sO.7S.
Rats. Ro. 2 s0.344-SO.O0; Ro. 8
$0.31-$0.32,
SABRE. RO. 3 sO.27%-sOOO; Ro. 8
Yrepe $3.50 -s0.81k.
B1e. s0.35-s0.42.
3So. e0.58-&0.57.
6rs. 9imptbi s!.S5; Gin. Ro. /, 5000
$1.0s; Rlsper, s5.25-s0.OO; Bpabpen,
5000; Bsnuer, $1.10-S1.2O.
&msr. Creamery, fancy, s0.15-0.16
Creamery, common TO Choice, S0.11
sO.12; common grades, ~s0.Os-sO.10.
Hfsr:rG. 9amIe Spus s0.04-s0.04h
pr. Buno; SaursSsns s%0.00-s0.OO pr
Buuo. 2spsubs aaltuner s0.O6-eo.o6h
Soru'QpGs. Yris pr. 100 Yuuo
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Speatsr @arliile mebbeler, at ber
unber benne SOnsresiesiion er inblepes
ret t 5uiet 9,l25 9oufor1as os 17S
&sioluttonsr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
Rk. ssaaL. 24pe gRai, 1885.

SbsSt, RU. 1hard, rs. Seais, Rc.
3 go. SABRE, $40. 3 white 30
Sss, Rp. 2 0O-4s, $40. 8 extra, Is,
Eo. 8 AZ. Hae, 9o. 3 16-17. e.rsr,
Choice TO fancy Creamery 10. fine
Dsir,ss, Alb. mibosls Diaries, O0-i3
Hutr,It 9-13. @etster 1916.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
R b.

Huslanbs OmbenbeIie til &riitenbom=
men for 900 aur fbsn ituI fsirss I
1888 peb en- Sub.Ifsff, Der ustss siort
til en- flor ~panIopifift Concentration.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
/, afteussGsntua

S~nhspIs:
fainetn Saa f%tsphattsa. frat ai EtIsSeaz
KS III for $50 Gar thea.
sH al ssirttismtHs appelss
n % s%iHiHnstt. RoptUs.
Fat | susIaas.
~zitsItnt.
ftt siselsrs % Iantafpiut.ss
ffr SsHilitH. E'e, e. Sastnoz
fsrHta.
% suiDs. nisi. III guH,b,ra,
fsepHtsr.
H'ntrst sas. S'A.s gub.ri.H
arS'i stHzarisH. ~teirfHu,rHts scmmsr,
sss's''t os SHsT,tHiHs - R~usitbaHssI,n -
tNE stsFut StHmsrt,n.
|aaT ~sOHaSartts Rtmoisss.
.iszf. g5rtsltus Of gartt stIat.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
Sirainia.

Gn bel yp brGnbt. &upIsp Springs
nsbbrenbts albeIss / Wanbas. Samts
Itse 5Otsaer msb llnbtassIis of gaItis
more 6ouis sbeIasbss. Eeb.t anIIaass
til $l30,OOO; asiurancsn par tau
SI3 600.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

unberisg bet ierspttap Srsel, iom nstop
.r mobtaast paa s. 3. D. 9remms Heit'
fibutif. Set er ~inopatfsi ! en- Bianotasis
% er , aEs 2en.ssnssr fnrtrruliat arbs'Ssi
PC ~
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
S0fptee

9inapl bripes I fiorartet NaaIeitot
I Sutdiuion County tuar. llbbpts
tet iettes til 400 900 SuibeIs Sre.
af 5pebs er Der osiaa inbiaaet mere
enb oilers.
ct npt Sernbaneanl9g er paatentt
ueb Absrbssn for at faa fat benns By
t bire.te SprbinbeIis msb DULUTH.
Waam piIbe paa ben Waabe faa bsbre
Pris for fin 5uebe % biuisere 2nl
enb bibtil, foruben at Sernbansfrastens
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

NJ sat, banner ct ian pnt'srt
~, At VIE, ION isr bet, oil
alt ssrat.
lss-a. u if's roatt aanIntelt bib
FL ur bet sr tesnet o9 trpit
liz on , m
NIB "Setcrabe B0agn"
..c, bar tasst Copyright ooa BET.
-.r IL bet tr:lts 6stpeeIips Gp'
r,r sttsn Saa stsss 1oi'
sart LSia3'
.~,, "9.esrdss Ecfts;," os
s,r,n" IaHt @tasSet fom
II ii g-spsr, iCur betnlsr
Il ,sass % tboe Gents
La EurFun, Iigs9pIoist sntsH bet
Ar oor;!s gbcursuter. SiGsoet
!, rdrarligt iHorulst / Ell itip Snp'
|, nst ~. Bot.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
|. ,suas % t1oe GsntS
Escrae Oh Sailindrf.

\, sr.ss pil bIiUs en- tlrriommsn
[I- slsst % Ssurer / bet sarsls
[rHv vi iaos "Ssrprab Spfsn- %
Inn. ct Var inrat 2itbosraiis
Il. esxH fnr
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

prsiibent gIeueIanb % Srue ptubte
tilbass til 8aibinsten hen sbs Sum-.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Ssnat.t bat fabfaitet Spinforbs
ubnapneIie til 9upernsr for MIdfta.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
SI.6S.

s,a gnr,sie9n2psu oil pi, mar be-
[r,s aHSs GHsubsrsns Eapn.
gse bar sunSst Rps Of gnboer, ION
IA Nj, % Vile sr suiae I, at bet piI
sns | sttpsrt Diem, fattist eler
pt..sni.H pau Eiu.ost er go Gents
q Aisrst.
tss ID. Srsrs:
q Nfe,suNSnu
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Dst ansritanite gibeI SeIftab
uoaau I Erptfsn fOrrise sIar /, 1874
Usblsr % Rpe Esitamenter,
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

SEesg!s:
"a, t'tr. S5rts2ius.
eus srthsIs III 7sesE.
boz fnueus aotIop,Iis. 5srtaltEf.
ElIisatut Saet.
pa sirhshte.
tsftuu. Sgtsltus a sus, nianSG
ks~ira,hthorit.
asttHS Barn. VI StuGtt stssIs sasrsr.
it 8ahot Roput. SaazgiHs.
|~srHsOuutIts gitIit, SortsIiSs
|sntttasErst til SsEnatstg.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
7 FOFt ~ TIN UNTo' NEI
HANS HAUGEN,
LAKE. 2.

GRANT CO.. MIMI
Goupoluterne pil blipe of COB 6paIitet o,
alninbeli9 Stsrrelie Cio. O.. Mou ia,
op9ipe, builten Solsr man belit sulter, %
om ri life bar uetop beune Solgr, pl D
isnbe, bpaS Der uGrmeit iuarer BERTH.
&oresie: y. Nnunbien,
YRcprah. Snrpn.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Den amsritanite @siant til bet p.rs
fife 9of, s. s. @inftOn, bar tort
sfter fin antOmf til Eeberan inbienot
til Bafhinston fin anissnins ON VT
feb.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

q. 8. aIbri3 er sienpaIst til be
Gorensbs Stats,s Senator fra Rsp
Serfep.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
Vor

T"''oa'S0hsa" ss ''ges slru.n" ct
ksli,,.. 70. al 5seorabsgoaeus
|sNo Is etStr. Subbunb,u. fSs Subs
M a''''t ouiIag ,qtE en- ans poi,,
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
Rusassss, Site Naai, 1885.

Sneoe. 9o. Q. "A. Rai&, 35.
&ahre, .So. 3, %. Rss, Ro. /,
ssh. Ste, Ro. 3 45. MESS PORK.
cash sos.53 - 10000. says, 60 95 -
5000.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
Ncbraita.

vt en- Mauo o. Gil apinoe rsutmsr
bort msb bu~erurbye, bet sr en- rsn
5UssbaasbssiUenbso | bette sunb, men
iaa gait Tom t RGrbsbsn Of Blue
Sprinas Bsrer piit til SisIbnbsbsrne.
@n 6aruler, Sumss 9OrbOn, bsrifsbs
tt Isbst ufffeb msb I'm sssH Suis.rs
mOtsr. % RsmIinssm. tOs iuasobtiom
ale gien6.Is mso fla.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
ktprab .Ypitem
FOR
spr @emmsI % ting.

sA.nsras Softer" % "'Yse arssn'' 10
! -, - = M ,risr usrutt 9ramiesBsa,t:
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Senatst bar psbtaset ct 5orilas ON
at bsmpnbiss Y~refthenten til Of ronauns
en- aOmite paa tire, Tom ftaI unberfsss
ben ~faafaIbte OpbaseIie af a~ariassrns
til ben guile Sober.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
Tor

ae VOHtn" oe ''sse arnss" 9,
es.a'''Eior Hs0ut, 6,ssr tnsbpasH..
SSanmsI 90 ,tnss
'''sn'sssaius,
u satft sortsgtaaes,
tlst
sss Tlllsls SagIigs Giurgens %
u, sui Os sanSs. giutasmss fun,
skagssr eest uSOaIst, sEteIsroe. Eli
tsn s'Ita's SRbpsgsIfs. Of Thomas
"a Ss'ISa 'i'u 'u aamm,I uSssss. Sale
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
Mo 45
"Deo Qrnen"

Stos 1911 f6Oaf "GnSlspr6pe'',
tslser nee bette gtu. Of "9ecorabs Soften.
Cog Rerte til ON Seftet fsIser meb.
SotS title, iaa ipBrs efter paa BptbuIet,
oa bet m~IIi9ens tan bore faIot no.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
3. Mumncien,

.us premie. Soeer
tm lite noreans at
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

SnsaIs Sorilas ON at banns to nye
2anbbifriftsr t 9atota CT rebtaset al
Senatet. Sorlaset beftemmer, at ben
fore Siour R,isruation ftaI beIes t to
Diifritter, faa mart ben bIipsr aabnst
for Settling. Sorilaset inbsbolSt ops
rinbeIis ben 0sfsmmeIie, at bet enc
9anbfontor ituIbs bIipe | 9ierre os bet
anbet / Chamberlain, men bette foran'
brebes iaaIebes, at Brefbsnte1 bsupns
bises til of bsftsmus, bpOr bisfe 9anbs
fontorer ffaI b~enIessss.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Sam.s $. Warr, ben sOsaarise @bsf'
glert unber fsrits asfffsrsnbs @ent'
rail- gofmsffsr, fsirtbe ben life SUM
fit 55saariss @mbebsiubilauur. 9ar
bIep aniat I Yoitbspartemsntst | 1881
unber General Yoitmefer Us. q. Barry
os bar aIbris fib.n fOrIabt fin StiI'
ling, ftisnt bans Operorbnsbs bu'
pstslet 81 @anse | bisie 55 aar.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
Jpr

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"aeEsoEsu" % ..g.e s1rusa" e,
sIsSRlCAN U L DC
fSE. e'SHsSa!s Vsa gtb su,u. Cpl.
Jct SI.Sa
sSstH" Os "g.snrusa" 1t
ss, a. sats cassurns sstrs.
"Sass'1s 'aa Sci srasps Dmloa Il.
%"'s s~sssiaIs I abOnnsx,srs Ia,
"a s,s, SitstissrsfIss tHbtasss for
D., e'' OH t,sr,s Iur IN stx.,.
satsstsne. sauur tn abunnsn, suStsr
Ls,. '-aa ben 'tsIts,T, asr,si, 0psts,s
eaIuss'a atI usuti, ,uuur ais,p III us,. suo
sssssss's i'HS tub pGau4t. euts D, ir,r.
Va, s;gr,' ''ssi tubi,xAs ustss.ie asr,sI,:
: ssao' . e'c'. iGui p. o. Boa ,usr
III
avaTss aH iisi Postal Notes, Money
aasf,s aets ,lu g,rI,r. Local Checks
ssa. M saaRu,, Sa ri noa al t,ass ' s,u,
as % 2; H.asbt, paa, for Goa.tttOn' Os
r sIs ns'S Gents. sIem I'm. at Ia.qs
ss,est,:ss.s,H ,aa Berlin ,ns sr .ts'
oaatt tr itttpore mere ,us * ,ts
Ia nset ! aImtaesHss sr.ss Tan
has I'm. sal1s'Iis. Sa saas,t, q, ,ss.s..
she .s Sss 'RstS, =, aspn. .Os IN. lar IN.
Ma, ssea iaa iOr.saaa
y nj sss5vs III d xss. :,
49,, ss sl,. s,esssit.s sr'
Sim. boz
g. xssssalR.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16
n Il G;uSs SuS"

IN ,erar,rii' tssreos Soa.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Sinanismtuiftsr Rannins operisnbts
forriss l!ss Yrsfbeut.n fin anissnius
ON aftsb. 9refSsnteu anmobsbe 5is
nan sminifsrsn ON at bIius iiaasnbs |
gmbebet inbtiI ben life Sttobsr for
OF ban ba bsbrs tanbs bsitsmme fig til
at aftrabe fra gmbebet slsr bIiue itaas
.nbs, bpis bans SsIbrsb tiaob bet
TIMBER 5inansuiniifer SairdiIb piI imibs
lertib parstass Jinunsbspartementsts
4ffRrer.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-16

Ss,aa sssm" Os "g.snru.a" 1t
sIaI ai sora cassurss sstss.
"Sa's''s 'aa Sci srasps DmIoa 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
COMMERCIAL WORLD
liaaiHny B0rds Dali 0crernnarnfs qni.t.
Cotton W 8 Pofnts-A Cons .tenr
Tone Prevalent.


COMMERCIAL KEsuNE.
I special 70 fhc eATetis.
NEW YoRE, July Railway bond
to-day sold IS follows: Port Worth Z
Denver CIV at SIS; Texas 4 Pscife Ia
comes a. ~; 10 Rios al ~; Houston Z
Texas Genital 81 90; Coli, Colorado 4
santa Fe ST IA; Missouri, kansas 4
Texas IS at sit; do e's AZ IS.
Money ila2} per cent.
Governments closed quiet.
Sterling quiet
Wheat setive out irregular
Cotton TUsa points.
OF closed 81 CAL.
Coffee unchanged
RESUMED.
NEW TOBH, July 9.--Messrs- J. B. Eall
4 Co, extensive operators in cotton.
whose suspension was reported 4 short
time $50, resumed business, having set
tied up their accounts in fun.
BUSINESS FAILURES.
NEW YORK, July a--Business failures
during the last seven DAYS reported by
telegraph number for the Uuited STATES
l57, Canada 20; total III, which is above
the last few weeks.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BoxDs.
NEW ABtlhs July 10 government bonds
quiet and unchanged.
Railroad bonds dull.
Stocks opened moderately arm but the
days business was very dull, only Isl. $40
shares being dealt In. ST. Paul led the
Est with $3.50 shares The favorable crop
news, the announcement that Chicsgo
& Atlantic hsd Joined the passenger
pool, the statement Of President Benedict
that his proposition TO the Central Traffic
association viii be accepted, the stories
thar the Pacific Mail had accepted Hunt
iDgton's proposition about subsidy
and The reports Of earnings, increased
the confidence, and under the leadership Of
Pacidc Msil prices advanced steadily until
after midday when the buying movement
exhausted Itself, and the market
became extremely dun and prices
yielded slowly, although Indiana,
Bloomington Western made q sudden
drop Of u upon the circulation Of the
story Of an assessment upon the stock.
Ia the last hour, however, the general
market rallied slightly. Indiana, Bloom
lneton & Western rallied I, and the mar
ket closed steady. Final prices eeners.,y
show declines, though none of the active
list are down more than fractional
amounts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
COTTON.MILL CLOSED.
An Unreasonable Demand Causes Six Hun.
dred People to be Idle.


dred People TO be Idle.
AUGUSTA, GA, July 9.-The hands In
the pickerroom OF the Augusta factory
struck to day for an advance OF 100 per
cent. In wages. President Phenzy re-
piled to their demands that he could not
grant the advance; that the mill has lost
In two years and hslf nearly 500, GOO,
and II was impossible, without further
loss TO the stockholders, 10 increase the
wages OF the operatives. lie says; "To
ask us at this time 10 advance wages
would be TO ask TO continue indefinitely
not merely non-payment Of dividends,
but the process OF consuming the perma-
nent Investment of the company
for we tell you sincerely that the earn.
ings Of the company will not bear any In
crease Of wages.n Master Workman NAV.
nard asserts that the strike In the Au.
gusta factory was not ordered by
the Knights Of Labor. lie saws he
did not know the picker hands
had grievance until they struck, aud
that he ia opposed TO strikes. In conse-
quence Of the strike the mill shut down
this afternoon and will be closed to-
morrow. This strike throws over COO
hands out Of employment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

Hrx1es'. me alderman charges that
NJ. Huxhes was guilty % some very
sharp. 4 nes tirrxecit1ble, tactics n pre-
rarirw ard s1t'nsfsirg bid
Jaifet States Deputy Marshal Van
Hall wenf 70 Halsboro tkis evening with
. wsrrzrt fog t5e arrest Of Deputy Sherif
EEing Bel Of Hin cooniy, charged with
opening letters addressed 20 another
party than himself. he viii be brorzht
here for a hesrizg before Tnifed Ssases
Commissioned FInks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
CLEBURNE.
Waiting to Lynch the Negro Davis-Io the
Mountains.

Mountains.
Special to the Gazette
CLEBURNE, Tx, July 9.-THR GA
zETTR reporter is informed that when the
south bound freight train reached Merid-
ian last night a mob was assembled at
the depot with the intention of selling
and lynching the negro Davis, who was
transferred from the Bosque county iail
few days ago 10 the jail at this place
The negro was charged with rape, and
the mob We're under the Impression thai
he was 70 have been carried back to the
Bosque county isil on the train last
night. The negro is still here. 1t is said
that the evidence Of his guilt is con.
elusive.
Messrs. ]. c. Conway and j. Thinner.
man left for Virginia last night. Mr..
Conway goes to visit his old home, from
which he has been absent for seventeen
years, and Mr.. Zimmerman 10 spend the
summer In the mountains.
w. +. Ramsey, Esq, an attorney Of
this city, returned from visit TO Ten
nessee yesterday.
The man Decker, arrested here on sus
picion, was wanted in Dallas county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
LottA's Manager Crazy.

NEW YORK, July Geo. W. Seybold,
formerly Lotta's manager, has acted
strangely for week past. Yesterday he
stood on street-corner and told passers-
by he would kin them. 81 own Amer
ica," he shouted "I'm the greatest man
In the world. All the country belongs to
me, and I'm going to keep my property y
lie was taken in charge by two theatrical
men and viii be placed in an asylum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
ROWAN COUNTY VENDETTA.

The Governor OF Kentucky orders Troops
10 tho Seat OF War.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 9.--Judge Cole
has reported TO the governor after inyes.
tigatIng the condition OF affairs at More
head, Rowan county, that the assistance
OF troops is necessary TO the enforce ment
OF law In this county. The Judge has
asked the governor for sixty men. OF
these thirty win 40 from Louisville under
command Of Capt. McPhearson. The
Others will go from Lexington. The
Louisville troops left this morning for
Rowan county, where the warning fac.
tons are still resisting the law, after
having nearly killed two officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
wHIrEWRIGHT.
a Puma Tears an Infant to pieoes-Lsg
Broken.

Broken.
Special TO the Gazette.
wHITEwRIdHr, TEX, July Cit was
reported here to-day that the puma which
had been infesting the Pilot Grove neigh
borhood several weeks. went INTO the
yard OF renter on the Burnes farm and
tore little child, about one year old, to
fragments. It's mother had placed the
child In the shade OF one of the ward
trees and had proceeded TO do up the
morning house-work, and upon returning
found her child's bones almost fleshless
She did not see the animal but the puma
Is charged with the deed as It was seen
near the Burnes farm a few days prior TO
the tragic scene. We can learn nothing
m ore detnite at present.
a team run away yesterday and broke
q leg OF NV. kirkpatrick and otherwise
bruising him up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
WbIsky in GeorslA

ATLANTA, GA, July we
liquor licenses expired u
June 80, several whose
in force, some to run N.Y.
the Kimball House companl
interest In one ~
room for the sale
and beer by the quart Op y S, n
likewise. To-day the pollcs Ky Y
places up and great ea~ n
created. A thousand mes
about. the Kimball Douss
the matter. An appn
made for an lnluncllO.ss I.
the police and 8 tempols' I;e.
granted for hearing on W NJ
the meantime the seliins
sumed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

CHICAGO, ILL, July 9.--Last night the
steam barge Hickox, bound for Chicago
and loaded with lumber, while coming
down the lake collided with the barge
milwaukee, sinking her in deep water.
The crew hardly had time to escape and
We're taken on board the Hlckox, and il
was then discovered that one of the crew
was missing. The Hlckox arrived at the
dock at II; $50 this afternoon and landed
the rescued sailors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

special - ls frtrsfte.
PARIS, TIKI, Juiy 81. A. NcCsiiy,
VINO sometime since got into troab,e over
q charge q biEznE and received TIE con
tents ofs shotgun n hts person, but e.
capped. was rscAptured ard, IN teiGzlf Of
bah, was committed 20 jsil yester5ay, he
having one wife In Lamar and one IL Rea
River COUNTY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
A Elmo Hotel.

The Burney house at Bonham, thor
oughly repaired and refurmshed, is again
IN charge of Judge f. d. Piner and lady.
Their accommodations are strictly first
class. They also run free bus to meet
all passenger trains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

5PEciai 70 t1e G1Hsfte.
COLORADO, TEE July s---Tse iorEarG
trucks Of the locomotive tender IN tram
~. ] going west Jumped ibs track near
the depot In this city 81 Ham. TIE
onIT damage was he delay Il tie train
foT1y minutes
The butchers q this city gave q barbe.
enc tbs afternoon. A good Atteudance
and 3 vsry enjoyable tine was had.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

special % the ss.zerJe.
MANSFIELD, Tx, July Miss AIhe
Rolls Of this place wss struck By light
ning this afternoon at O'Clock. Con
siderable fear is entertained as 20 her re-
cOTeTy.
a fine rain fen Ills evening which IL
sures tie largest cotton crop II the his
tory Of Texas. Wheat Is Gre, averaging
fifteen bushels per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
NHITEsBORO.

A Military Company RormsS--To conducs
q sunner SormAl-Wafer kcEscs.
special % tie e4zefte-
WHTTEssoEo, TEX, JAY s.-A meet
irg Was heid IN College ball yesterday
evening for the purpose Of organizing q
military compsay, resulting 10 the organ
izstion Of company Ct twenty-five mem
bers. To-day several Others have added
their names 20 the roll, and e full com
psuy Of thir;y-six VII ~ doubt be en-
rolled IN 3 tsy or TWO. Onicers elected DR..
G. l. kirg, captain; J. G. MoCutchea, first
lieu;euEnts - DllAr6, second lientenAut.
There viii be another meeting soon,
when permanent organization will be
z sscte6, and steps will be taken 70 gro.
cure arms and uniforms
James ". Carlisle left last nj n. for
waere be goes 10 conduct the
summer normal.
u Is crossing dissressirgly hot and dry
here. Stock water il getting yery scarce
and cotton j. beginning 20 suEeF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
ES1E.rI SeaA.

speriAI 70 the GAreate
san ASerro, Tx. July s.-J. W.
Euio;t, cashier Of tbs Concbo Sationsl
bank, died suddenly IN the hank 81 10
O'Clock this morning. Mr Elliott, t5ouEh
afflicted vita consumption, was able %
attend 70 kis usual duties. ard y il
iaought his sud1ea death was caused By
heart disease
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
WACO.

a Reply from Alderman speight- ArreAted
for Opening Lottsrs.
special 70 the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, July 9,--Mr. Hughes
card, anent the street.paying contract
published In THR GAZETTE this morning
has called forth vigorous reply to-day
from Alderman Spelght, chairman OF the
street committee, which Is published in
the Day this etening. Alderman Speicht
analyses Mr.. Hughes figures and shows
they are deceptive. He then demonstrates
thai Sphar 4 Keller's (who got the cor
'ract are sifQO cheaper than MIR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
fremont ao,.,

Exeprsionists visiting Galveston who
stop az this well-known house will be
sumptuously entertained ut o. per day.
one hundred south rooms and excellent
tAoie' Az THos h. GALE Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

11ee4al % the SA1ette.
BrRLEsOy, TEx, July 9.-Lf. Wnie
Cruiehdeld and Miss Mamie Rediord Of
Fort Worth came down on the O'Clock
train last night, INT 70 Clebgrne for q
license, And Wefe/nsrried at Uncle Billy
Crutchheid's, ths groOm's father. today
ct II o'clock, Esq Z. II. Go0dioe
Officiating WYE g. regarded e. 3 model
young man By I'll! who know hin here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

WASHINGTON, July 10, ".
a. m. = For Texas: Gen Xxx VIZ
fair weather, variable wl1s
generally southerly. S's'~
airy temperature,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

Special 70 the Gazette.

1IlHJIaI % INC HALtIIt.
LoSGvHw, TEX, July 9.-During the
lifetime Of this city It has never had even
a hook and ladder company, and with all
its fires 1t has fought at great disad-
vantage and with correspondingly in
creased loss. BY reason Of this premiums
have been very high. To remedy this the
city has purchased No. SIlsby fire
engine and carriage, with GOO feet OF
hose, costing s2I00. A fire company is
10 be organized at once.
Mrs. V. A. Leak, Miss Maria Wilson
and Mrs. Charlie Stephens have been APP
pointed assistant teachers 10 the new city
school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10

DstpEs and Happenings 81 the Day
The 0eearrsBcss for Veal Or
Wee EsecrfeS.

isstherines froza over the sfsae kLsposssa
Specially Tor me Oazetfs ~ rs
oEn CorrespsudeHsf-