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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-24
THE TOWNS

Our section OF the train barely
touched at the different stations, and
gave us no opportunity 70 do more
thaa catch q passing glimpse Of them
as we lifted by Wllsey, Kingman
Vile, Harrington, Hope, Dillon, aud
the rest all exhibited marks Of genu-
Inc and solid progress; each vieing
with all the rest for the hoaOr Of be
coming "the future great city" be
tween Council Grove and Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-24

Dslegnie8,-R- Crawford, =. Swan
son. y n. 5ohnsoa. John Eslson. A.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06

iber bic @ultur bes 9afers: n9eriels
be folte In unierm 2Iima int 9erbf ge'
fdet unb nit einent itarfen 3peifpdnri'
GET pfluge llntergephigt werben: Dem
Bfluge ml1B man nit einem 8ui9 ODER
lei@ten ggge folgen. 9ie 9auptfa@e
1T, baB bic Gaat tief au liegen fomr1t.
8or brei Sabren idete ib nneiner 6afer
aur 6dlfte, tpie oben angegeben, pdbs
renb Die a1bere 9dlfte MIR untergeeggt
tuurbe. Ser lebtere fonnte ME gemdbt
tperben, unb erfterer ergob eine quite
grnte. 9ie Mebrbeit unferer Garnaer
ldBt ben Safer gu reif tueroer, tpas Der
Gaat un6 benz Strob i6aoet. Mtau
f6neibe oen 1afer, tueri1 fi6 bic 26rrer
mod int mil6isen 3uifanbe befinben uno
lafe bic @rnte nur fur3e .3eit TIM yel0e
Iieqen. Ser Samen muB in urferen1
Selma tpeit bifer gefdet ueroen, als
peiter n6rbli6. 3pei 8uibel nub eth
Bed 1T gar ni6t gu biel fir ben Mder'
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Ser 8 a II m II.

~ ~ w ~ = ~ III
Die iiibliden Iarmer haben cine
fall9e Sbee iiber bic 8ortbeile BIS
Baumnoabaus,-i 10 iagt bas rSeras
Site Stod Sournal." Die weitperbre'<
tete Nrmutb utter ben iloli6en Jars
merit iD1te uns iber3eugen, baB beim
Baummolbau nenig profit 1T. 800
ein Gatn1er reid nirb, tperoen 10 OTIS
bere arm. grfabrung 1T Die bette
@9ule, tparum tpolen mir aber ttiGt
BON tbr lernen. Ser 8aummplbau
brtngt nur 8ortbeil. tpenn Der GARNER
gutes 2an6 bearbeitet unb lorgfdltig
fultipirt nnb tpettn CT iein eigenes 8rpt
unb fein eigeues Gutter firs @ieb siebt.
Oabt mebr ais elm gilen i'm Geuer
unb elpielfdltigt Cure probucte, bas
nit. menn bus cine miBrdtb, Sbr Gu9
aufs anbere berlahen f6nnt. S9aht
Maf9tnen unb guten Gamen on, benn
es ta Sbatie6e, baB gutes 8ieb uao
gutter Samen begenerirt, tpenn man fe
berna9ldfigt. 9ie algemeine &egel
fir ben gan3en Siben 1T, baB man
bas 9an6 berpa6tet, obne 8e6ingun<
gen ftr bic Gultur fefauftellen. Sos
muB benz Boben bic Trudtbarteit raus
ben, besbalb folte etpas gei6eben, UNI
Den Boben fru6tbar gu erbalten.
Gin anberer @runb fir bic Mrmutb
bes Garmers, beftebt BARN, baB man
feline crime @rnte als Dtnger benuBt,
baB man ben 9inger bes 8iebs bers
tommer ldBt un5 bic NbfdQe oes 9aus=
bats um bic 9dufer berumliegen. ollie
bergIei9en Singe iolten aIs Singer
benubt tper6en, benin es 1T felten, baB
i9 Der fiinili9e Diinger beaablt.
vWtr perfaufen uniere 8aummoQiaz
men au einem nomineIen preiie an bic
Oelmiiblen. Getn Garmer pirb bies
LANCE fortiebe11 f6nnett. l1eberIegt @u6
baber Die Sadie unb fittert ben So
men ben Sbieren, UNI rei9en 9iinger
gu erbalten, ober benuBt als fol1en BEN
5amen ielbf. 0erfauft ben Samen
aber ni@t, neil es gu @urem @@as
ben 1T.
v1itet gu@ Dor @9ulben, BENIN
@1ulben baben MiQionen ruinirt unb
finb bic f9limmiten Geinte. Wenn
lift S9ulben babt, feib Sbr ni@t Cure
Serren, fonbern bic SfIapett
zines Mannes. 2aBt guren
Gtols leiben, iosar guren Magen, aber
ma6t feline @6ulben, menn Sbr es
bermetben f6nnt.
vWenn Der Garmer i'm siben tein
@el5 MAIDEN fann, baum 1T es bic
bes Mannes, aber ni9t bes
benr mir baben bas bette 2anb
Der @rbe. 3ieben mir ale 8ortbeile
in 8etra6t, Die uns bafelbe bietet, 10
mir 5ugeben, bob mir iebr
I6ldfrige Garmer lino. Wir baben be-
reiis oiel gu LANCE geidlafen, laBt uns
oesbalb erpa1en unb benz &ufe Der
uno Selbfta6tung na@fommen.
safer.
Sin SS1rmer nDn GDnber5e beridhfet
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Observation-Disclosures.
WaIb unb &egenfall in

1 w.
Sn ber ginleitung gu feinem geolos
gti9en 8eri9t iagt prof. S6umaro:
Ser 8obe1 her rPlains" entbdlt
in bobem @rabe al bic Betanbtbeile,
Die our grndbruug bon pflan5er nDtbig
1inb. Ment1 man bieiem 8ooen bic
erforberli6en meteoroloeii6en 8ebins
guttger perI9affen f6nnte, 10 miirbe CT
bon teinem Sbeile bes amerifanif9en
Continents iibertrofen merben.
Mte ftnb bieie meteorologti6en Be-
bingungen berbei3ufibten? Sic Sort
f1ritte, tpel6e auf beiben Seiten bes
atlantii6en Oceans mdbrenb bes iebis
gen ui1o portgen Sabrbunoerts lit Der
Jorfmi6eni9aft gema9t iDnrben, 5ei@
gen uns ben flaret unb beutli9en Weg,
mie mir bas &lima berbeffer1 f6nnen,
ndmIi@ our9 bas Pf1an5en bon Sdus
men, be3iebungsweife Wnlegea por
Walbungett. Sober brittle ober pierte
She'll elmer Seftion ber rplains" ober
prairien bon Seras iolte nit 8aums
tuu9s berfeben, b. /. in Gorftlanb unts
getpanbelt tperoen. Matt beri@afe f6
BEN @amer BON Bdumen, bic fur bas
&lima unb ben 8oben paKen, tpie 5.8.
Gatalpa, Gbinaatern, 9idorD, Maas
nuB, Maple, f9tpar5e Scout, WeiB=,
pofts unb 2ebensei6en, 8ois b'9lrc,
@i@en u. +. TO-, unb in 20 ober mobl
au9 tpertger Sabren f6nnte Elm refpefs
tabler Walbsrunb bic Sld6e beden.
8om bierter pber fiinften Sabre an
uiirbe bas Musbiinter ber 8dume ge>
mug @elb brtngen, I'm ale nntofen in
Der 3mif6en3eit gu be3ahlen. @rperiz
mente in Seuti9lanb unb anbern Sbeis
len guropa's baben bas bemieien uno
bemeiIen ferner, baB Dor Mblauf BON
80 Sabren Bic getpiini6ten flimatif9en
8erdnberunser er3eugt murben. 9ie
Srodenbeit unb Bic 3erif6renben 5lus
then auf ben Blains nnb prarien tpiirs
ben bann auf elm Minimum rebu3irt
tperoen, aablrei9e Queaen entiprdngen
Der @rbe unb ole Str6me, groBe ME
fleine, tpiiroen bas gauge Sabr binburd
Iaufen. Sie hog wallow.2dnbereieu
i9on jebt Bel eintretenber Srodenbeit
Dem beIten 2anbe i'm . Item glei9, Mfg
ten, tpentt fe ben a6tbigen &egenfal
erbielten, an Gru@tbarteit unibertrofs
fen bafteben."
9as M%npflanaen bon Gorfbdumer
1T f9on 10 oft empfoblen tporben, abel
ftets pergebli6. Sogar bas N~bnebmeu
bes @afergebaltes in allen Jlifen uni
Str6men felt ben lebten 80 Sabren ba1
nt9ts ge1olfen uno bas Nobol5en beg
2anbes 1T fi9 elei9 geblieben. Soatl
ri6t enbli6 Die S%rodenbeit BEG Derfloi'
ienen Sommers etne Warnung fein2
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~ 4 n 4 cit.

Mean glaubt gem6bnlid, baB Der gatt=
ae 5taat Seras in leBter 3eit nit &egen
BET lorgt tporben fei. Dem 1T iebo9
ni1t 10 unb ,One horse farmer!"
fhreibt bon @abinal Canon aus, baB
an allen pIdben, bic er in lebter 3eit.
befuhte, &esenmangel berrfdt. Im
19limmiten idelnt es in Dbanis au iein.
uuo er bebauptet, baB bafelbf ieit II
Monaten fein &egen BON irgenb tpel@er
Beoeutung sefalen lei. 9ehenutges
attet pfliieen bic 5armer biefen 9erbft
mnb marten niht erft auf &esen, unb
bas 1T bas @rfreulidfte, mas rOne
horse farmer" BON bort melbet tann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06

ner Bebauptung, es gdbe bier feline TO-
ciale SSrage, unb merbe aud ME elt1e
fol9e geben, iiber $1,000 Sttmr1e1 erz
hielt. Mrmer S6ura, giebt bag pros
pbeaeiben auf, bein Salient bafttr TT
ii6t gr6Ber, als bas bes grobebenberz
ti1tbers Wisginsl
eeSn iener @ebe bat S6ura in 8eaug
auf bic &ritit BET ioeialen Grage D@ts
ttiges" geleitet. SAB es it9 bisrbei
UNI tpiiienf9aftli9 begrlnbete Sbeoriett
banbelt, beren Bebeutung Niemanb,
Ser fi@ au9 ttur ober1d@li6 nit Der
Sadie bei9dftigt bat, perfennen fa1r,
ignprirt CT b6ltg, uno metut, bic BEE
fiirmorter bes Soeialismts ieten 5us
meilt unrubige unb aufgereste oeutf6e
9enter, bic einmal our Mbme6ielung
etuas Nleues mo1ten. u@irbe man"
-fdbrt er bann in forcirt geiftrei9
fem tpolIenber Meiie fort-reinmal ole
tpilben Sbiere aus ber Menagerie oes
@entralparfes Iaufen lanen, 10 pdre
bas aud ettpasGteues, es 1T aber ie9r bic
6rage, pb bas ben 2euten gefalen
tDir6e!" 1nb nit fol6en M%lbernbeiten
glaubt S9ura eine 8etpegung ertiden
gu tpolen, fir bic ii9 in elmer etit3lgetI
Gtabt $1,000 Mdnner our9 4bgabe
hires Gtimmaettels erfldrt baben!
Gin Gorti9ritt 1T Der 9anolutlg
wirb bod ibrigens i@Ga bemertlt9.
Griber ftelte man ben @o3ialtften ftets
als ei1en aerlumpten f6napsouftett0en
&erl nit eineu1 ettormen ¬enltod
bar-iebt 1T man nit ietnen 8oritel"
lungen bod f9o,1 gum rDenferA-pentt
aud ~borldufig nod gum lttttlaren-
apancirt. Smmerbin etn symptom,
baB Ser so3ialismus 10 mad utto ta@
anfdngt, ialonfdbig gu tperben. Der
@runopfeiler BON 9enrp Georges Sebre
1T befanmtIi9 bic 8eritaatli9ung bes
@ruubbeibes. gs foq babur6 bet 3ets
ten fol9en unsebeuerli6en 3uitdnben
porgebeugt perben, uie fie gum Beifpiel
in @roBbrittanien beifeben, too Der ges
iammte @runbbeib Srlanbs etpa Ell
rem Dukeno englii6er Serbs gebbrt,
IDuuIelu Uu9 Uuu3e HultUe OutI oS%Se
.&enter" finb. Sber wie in Sonbon.
mo- bas gauge MefminifersI iertel eiren
einem ein3igen Mann geb6rt (bem Ser
sog BON @efminter), ber bas Sanb
auf benz 9duier gebaut tperoen
nur berpa9tet, aber ntdt bertauft
Dteie 8erftaatli6ungs=Sb ee min S9ur
oabur9 befdmpfen, oaB er meint, ieoe'
Stem Oorter Mrbeiter, Der elnen 0oaa
ober beren finf auf Der Sparbant babe
lei ebeniogut Nep Oorfer @runoeigen
tbimer, benin fem Dollar erbalte ourd
cine @rumoeigentbums : 9ppotbef erl
9i9erbeit uub fei alfo Elm Sbeil tene.
Bejigtbums. Was Sas fir etn Srug
fNluB lit, unb Oh Der arme 4r6eiter, De
nit Wi1e unb Notb nal S. auf bi
Sparbant gebradt bat, pobl iebr ftol
iein tpirD auf bic ibm BON S4ura an
aebi1tete Wiirbe als BruhtbeilsS ausbe
iber eines 8roaopans Ober Girb=Ioe
nuespalafes2 Wir glauben's faum
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81fes 3eid G n

B6es3ei9en.
6err: rWobnt bier Der Stubioius
Sumpf int 9aufea 80 fann i'd ben nal
fpre6en?"
portier: r9a miiFen sic baIt beu-
e d 10 d otter ragen."
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NerIanQt:

uirb cine tiidtise &69in bel sutem
2obn. 0a@3ufrasen in ber Office Der
nGreien prefe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06

= 0eri6rieb Songaline einem Neliz
ralgie : Ba,ientert unb i9on na6 Der
arueiten 9ofis trat merfli9e 2inDeru1g
Elm. Sn einem Sale bon acutem bereits
in gnt3Inbung iiber9egangenen &bens
matismus er5ielte ib enti9iebenen @rz
folg nit Spngaline. Das uebel mnBte
pei9en. = 5. g. Sage, M. g., 8ans
cpof, SQs.
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: 4per's pinen dnb cine Woblthai

= 4per's pilen tnb cine Woblthat
in einem weiten 6elbe bon &runtbeifen,
bic bur9 cine @t6run9 bes Wtagens
unb Der 8erbauungsorgane berporgez
rufen meroen. sic finb elm Mittel
bas man bequem INNER bel ber 9anb
baben fam. sic finb DerSufert, lei1t
au nebmer unb ebenio wirfiam als 3ls
berIQffa unb unfeblbar.
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MuerIef.

= Ser 8eetbopen Mdnner6or bra6te
geffern Mbenb 3nei Serenaben. Die
cine gaIt benz Witgliebe 9errn JrtB
6enfeI, Der ieinen @eburtstag feis
erte; bic anbere Dem Grdulein 8 LII a
S9Ieuning, bic in etnigen Sagen
bon @an Nntonio Mbi9ieb nebmen
mirb. @omobI sci Srn. 9eniel, mie
i'm 9auie bes 9rn. S@leuntng tpurbem
RE @dnger gaitIi9 bemirtbet.
: %. s. 5tolb, ber &Oblenf9aufer
Der Snternationalbabn, Dem Dor einige1
Sagen Elm Bein amputirt murbe, 1T i'm
Santa &olasD oipital g~eforben. Set
geifern finbet eine post norton uHters
fu9ung fat, bic iebo@ nod ni@t be-
enbigt 1T.
= 9ie NationaIbanf bat ibr neues
Quarter be3ogen. Sic murbe i'm Sabre
Sabre 1866 gegriinbet, 1T alp iebt 20
Sabre alt.
: Ser San pebro Club bra9te gez
fern ben fiegrei@en Ranbibaten Sere@
naben.
= Die greurion nod CORPUS @briffi
finbet ant nd9ften Mittmo9 aatt. Ser
preis fir bic &unbfabrt 1T S..
- 9ie @efunbbeitspOliaei 1T bonn
Mapor entlafen morben. Sbre pldBe
bleiben mdbrenb bes Winters unauss
gefiiat.
: Bunbesri9ter Burner bat perfigt,
baB elm Mtann. ber feu1e Naturalifas
tionspapiere befibt, ni@t dig @ei9mo'
rener bienen fam. Sn ben Staatsges
tuerben ie6o9 ale Burger dig
@ef6norene sugelaRen. bic OasStimms
re6t baben.
= Ma6 ben Big ieBt borliegenben
Wablbsri6ten finb bic alien @olntp'
Gommiiioner Quintana unb 90fling
ermdblt mDr6en.
= Sn @aitrobiQe murbe Sbumm als
piebergemdblt, Gempf als
un6 Diftriftclerf, 6ornung als
NKeKor unb &i6aro 5urpe, @eo. 9ea
gen, Sobn Gobn unb Sobn &ebers als
gountps @ommilioner.
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9afer.
Gin Jarmer bon Gonberie beri6tet
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SC. 5. SOfbeinb perfouft bic
lpeltberiibmten Buds 8riaiaat" &od=
6fen, an Milltarp YIaaa
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Saltet Cure 2antpeta tn Orbnum8 ,sttb
brennett0.
Die Nlamo Delcompagnie ltefert bas
Del. lin Srbers pirb gebeten urb
oas Del pirb prompt abgeliefert. Of
flee 237 Of : 9~oufonftraBe. Seles
pbon 351. 6,11,t6M
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GeIIners 2patf,

Gellner SDBtI.
n&elIner, III bas elm alter ober elm
neuer 9eriug, ben Sic mir ba gebra@t
baben2"
rR6nneu sic oas benn ni6t f6n1es
den?"
rNein!"
Damn fam Sbnen bas aud gang
egal fein!"
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@efmht

@efm@t
wirb Elm gutes Mdb9en fit lei6te
6ausarbeit. Ndberes BET
Aug. 9eters,
go. 301 Solebabs@ trabe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

tive and mandatory language how the
LEGISLATURE shall dispose Of these lands
and in equally as positive language how
the proceeds arising from the
sale thereof shall be invested.
Il says "they shall be sold.n Tho word
tlease'' Is not mentioned at all in any
part OF these constitutional provisions,
nor by the most remote Implication or In
ference can IL be deduced from their
phraseology or diction.
Are we 20 be told as intimated by the
judicial department Of the land board
that the power 10 sell carries with II the
power 20 lease upon the well-known legal
maxim that the "greater power includes
the less?n All law books teach that this
maxim rs 70 be understood IN q qualified
and not absolute sense. "The greater
power includes the lessv Of course, but
how and 70 what extentY Why, 10 the
extent of.directly carrying out the greater
power, and not preventing or hindering
and delaying, or even impairing In the
slightest degree, directly or Indirectly, It's
execution Can IL be possible that any
LAWYER In the state would IN sincerity
maintain that power Of attorney to a
land agent 10 sell tract Of land would
carry with II alone and within Itself
the power to lease for any
length of time 70 the land
1gentg Are not the two powers incom-
patihle with each other2 is not the one
destructive OF the other, At least, does
not the or 40 impair the practical ap-
pllcatior Of the other that it cannot be
execute except upon remote con-
tineencits which are invariably against
the executor Of the greater power?
We have SEARCHED IN vain, aud cannot
find, even untcr the modern theory OF a
'goose and l9tHdinous constitutional
construction" even 50 much as 4 loop
hole 10 the constitution upon which to
hang this iease law.
II our memory serves rs rightly, even
the Encouragement Of the state, acting
as ono of the members Of the land
board, IN arguing the cOnstitutiOnllity OF
this lease law, was driven to the neCcs-
sity aud extremity OF iustifying IL upon
Z the reconstruction acts of congress. And
I it Will be remembered that Tllad
! Stevens aud others in congress al
/ the time Of the passage OF
( these reconstruction acts did not
I hesitate to declare that they were entirely
unwarranted by and outside of the con
I stltuiiOn Of the United States, but rested
upon what he and others chose 10 term
a higher law. Exactly what that higher
/ law was or Is, Mr. Stevens and his col
/ leagues did not tell us. Perhaps the at
torney general OF the state can eulighter
/ Us on this point We ask is IL TO be in
/ corporated rs can on lin our already
complex theory Of modern constitutions
construction in this country JuNrus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

more extensively than ever heretofore
II we have as good q season this year as
we had last, OF as good as at this time II
promises TO be- Duyal county viii demon
strate what can be done ~ her territory
In the way OF raising corn
and cotton, and in fact many other cereals.
What we most want here arc farmer
who are up with the times In agriculture.
The most Of our population consisting Of
the sons OF "thc land Of Diosy Libcrtad,p
are at least 90 years behind the age OF
improvement, and continue 20 follow In
the footsteps Of their illustrious ~ an
cestors. They use crooked stick Tor
n plow, and yet when the season Is pro-
pltlous make good crops. How much
more could they make II they wonld only
deviate little from the old way and piow
deep and use modern improvements In
their farming, but they cannot or VIII not
see II.
We are agitating the question Of col
lege In our sylvan city, aud great many
seem to favor the project earnestly. A
meeting has been called for Saturday af-
ternoon, the goth inst, and | hope we
will then see such measures taken as VIII
insure the success Of this most laudable
enterprise. Our public schools have been
doing finely and have been well attended,
but on account Of the appropriation to
pay the teachers for this year being about
exhausted, they will soon be closed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
spoiting tho Niurderers.

CnICAGo ILI., March l7.-Wlthin the
past thirty.iour hours events have tran
spired which have established the con-
viction among detectives that Mike Hum
phreys is one Of the men who robbed the
Rock Island train and murdered Kellogg
Nichols. Humphreys supposed accom-
plicc in the crime is known to the police
10y the sobriquet of "Texas." lie Is q
broad-shouldered, muscular fellow, five
feet eight or nine inches in height, weighs
about 10 pounds, aud has jet-blacb
mustaohe and black hair "TeXas" Is
known here to certain detectives as al
eN-staue rObbcr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
Lltilo nopos for Tho Eods Slip hallway

DETROIT, Mich, March Ex-senator
Jones OF Florida who has been in the city
for some time was interviewed yesterday
regarding his position in respect to the
Eads ship railway project. Senator Jones
is a member of the senate committee on
commerce, which, IN his absence stands a
tie upon the question whether the project
shall have aid from the government.
al Ike Eads,n said the Florida states
man, "but do not believe in taxation of
the people to aid the projects of private
corporations. Ifitis good thing pri-
vate capital will put 1t through II it is
not the government has no business with
1T, either from a standpoint of right or
of policy"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
srEPHENyILLE.


An ola settler Doad-most OF the Winter
wheat Killed.
Correspondence OF tic Gazette
StrrHENyluG, TENi Mnrch To-
About II O'Clock last night, William b.
Slaughter, citizen Of this place and IN
ox.sherln Of this county died at his resi-
dcnce here Of pneumonia lie was sick
but few days He viii be buried to-
morrow at the Barton Creek cemetery,
about fifteen miles west Of this place, by
the odd Fellows He leaves a wife and
three children and host Of friends to
mourn his loss.
Capt. a. D. SaddlGr Of Austin has been
with US hero about o week In the interest
OF the Confederate home at Austin He
has organized a ladies' AuXliry Aid TO
the Hood camp, and much In
tcrest is manifested IN the mat
ter. The ladies, aided Of course by the
gentlemen, will give series Of dinners,
suppcrs and concerts soon for the pur.
pose of raising funds TO aid the home at
Austin. May success attend tho effort is
the benedictiOn OF every one
Prairie and wood fires are raging IN
many parts Of the county, and much dam
age Is done to the grass, timber and, In
some instances, TO farms and fences.
Spring has far enough advanced &c
demonstrate that the winter wheat IN thls
county Is nearly all killed, and the whoa
crop In this county this year will be short
Some spring whoat has been sown, cu
this crop cannot be counted ON with Ger
tainty. The ont crop bids fair TO be yer.
fine, and the corn prospect so far Is good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

The reputation ofE w, Provinces fresh
roasted coffee Is rapidly coming 20 the
front. IL Is a woll-known fact he has the
best patent poWerfoaster IN the state,
and selects as HID standard coffees the
choicest Rios, Santos, G.. Javas and
Mochas, bought Of first hands, IN guam
Titles 10 meet competition Once tried
VIII convince you Of It's superior merits.
CAL at the Fort Worth Tea Store, 2o3
Main street.
d. w. pRDYlNK, proprletOr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
A GRAcELEss MINISTER.
ue Kills Two People and seriously wounds
several Othors

ue Kills Two People and seriously Wounds
several others
PARNERsWuRa, w, VA, March ill.,
Spauldmg Is small village in the remote
Interior Mr. prlston Bennett, we'll
known citizen, vas attending an exhibit
ton at the village aud while the show
was IN progress II NJ. Plckelsheimer, a
Baptist minister who had fallen from
grace through an inordmaie love OF wills.
Ky, came up and eugagoe IN controversy
with the proprietor. lio was Insulting
and was refused admittancc aud was or
dered on the grounds. lie went away
muttering vengeance aud Ia short while
returned with douhle-barrel shot-gan,
and when he rot within few feet OF Ben
nett he suddenly drew his gun and fred.
Bennett fell dead The assassin then
cmptlod the other barrel into the crowd,
killing boy named Hamilton and severe.
ly hurting William Baur and young wo.
man. The murderer WAS arrested and
placed IN Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
SAN pIEeO.
Farmers who ara I'm with the rnnes In
Great Demand,

Farmers who ara I'm With the rrmes In
Great Demand.
coucsnondeneo Of the Gazette
SAN DEdo, TEX, March l5,I have
Just returned from short trip Into The
country, TO piedras Pintas, Benayidcs,
Groye, Scguro ranch and the Guaiilla
The country IS looking finely One eau
almost see the grass grow. The trees
and shrubs are putting forth their green
leave and tender buds and blossoms, and
n,e pralfles are covered with green aud
tender grass and lowers and all nature Is
smillng.
"Gay eprlnw. with her verdQre and bowers,
lsclothlnn tho Xaloye and hills,
sweet music n heard ~ The bowers,
And murinurb 80 softly the rtlla."
The apgiug-time is here IN all It's az.
fractions. ana the prospect Is not only q
pleasant one but bids fair 70 be a splendid
crop year.
Our citizens are identifying iheirhomes
BY planting flowers and training vines In
,hcif eardena, aud farmers are planting