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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
MastervlIle Camp Meeting.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MAsTKRvILLE, TEX, Aug. 23.-The
spacious tabernacle here, built at cost
OF $500, and the best appointed open'air
preaching place In the South, was
crowded yesterday and last night. Two
thousand people listened in the forenoon
to Rev. II. A. Rowland OF Georgetown as
he discoursed with extraordinary elo-
quence aud pathos on the texts "Ohi the
depth OF the riches both OF the wisdom
and knowledge of God,n Rom. XII, SS.
DIR. McIlhenny Of Lampases preached
to an immense crowd, perhaps 1000, last
night. A more quiet crowd never
listened for an hour TO the word OF God.
| The o'clock service yesterday, and
that at 4 p m, held by the
D istor, were extraordinary for display
OF Divine power Many souls are oeing
saved, and the church is renewing her
vows OF faithfulness. The cody are ask
| ing the throne for two hundred CONVEX
sions and are sanguiHe of such success
DR.. King OF Waco and DIR. Markham OF
New Orleans will BIZ here to-day and I'LL
respectively The a. d Sp. m. hours.
Rev. y. y. Barcus, Northwestern Texas
conference, Is conducting the singing
which is grand, Mr.. u. V. Moore OF
Waco has placed due chapel organ ON
the platform for the use Of Mr. Barcus.
Bishop Key will arrive, II Is hoped, by
next Friday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
PARIS,
The Akin BuiidinE TO be Repaired Hand
Torn ny n aw--Horse Thieves.


The Akin BuhdinE TO be Repairea Hand
Torn by saw--Horse rhteves.
special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Aug. 2t.--The city council
met last night in regular session and
transacted considerable business, and
they all agree this time to repair the
Atkins institute and 10 build additional
schooi-room at once. Not bringing the
bond or city nall question up everything
seems to work smoother than at few
previous meetings.
Yesterday evening Marshal Gulick ar
rested and jailed negro, whose name TO
said to be Richard Hyde, and is wanted In
Deuison for taking an active part In the
rioting there last spring, during the labor
trouble, where he will az once be taken To
answer the charge,
man named Het1rche, working at
Spaulding's wood yard, yesterday, had
his hand badly cut with the circular saw,
which may cause him the loss OF the
hand.
collection was taken up at the
Baptist church to the amount OF Sl7 and
ten bushels OF corn for the Western
sufferers.
John Wright, who borrowed mans
horse after dark TO go to Arkansas, was
arrested by Officer villa OF BED River
county, and last night he WAS brought
and jailed here.
A deputy sheriff OF Delta county was
in the city early this morning, huatiug for
a prisoner that got away from there last
night, the name not learned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from State Exchanges ON Matters
of Interest al atff

Clippings from State Exchanges ON Matters
of Interest. sos
There was a fine rain al Bartlett last
week.
Rusk county boasts OF fine sorghum
crop.
Cotton is opening freely in Nacogdoc hes
county.
Cotton crop in Hays county is consid-
cred very good,
The storm at San Antonio left Somers'
garden total wreck.
1t is said that the rust is injurlng the
cotton in Rusk county.
Kemp paid sc per pound for the first
bale, and $50 premium.
Ia Austin county partridges are said to
be unusually abundant
Two men we're arrested for fence-cut-
ting In Lampasas county.
Contemplating il going on vigorously
| in the neighborhood OF Savoy.
Peaches are so abundant around Yellow
Prairie as to rot on the ground.
Wheat Is selling in McGregor at rs
cents ana corn and oats at 40 cents.
There have been 100 bales OF this years
cotton shipped from Austin TO Liverpool.
The Bellville paper speaks OF business
! In that town as unusually lively last Sat
urday.
The sale OF land in unorgsnized coun-
lilies for unpaid taxes amounted to 1l,-
Sll SO.
Around Clifton there have been good
rains and the farmers are busy breAkin
up land.
Last Friday there was copious rain at
BRENNAN, which 1t is thought will beneh.
the cotton.
The grapes about Denison are abundant
and luscious, the dry season being favor
able TO them.
la Plea -ant Grove neighborhood, the
corn crop is fiue, and farmer have been
busy curing fodder.
Tho section Of country about Walnut
creek is reported looking well and the
cotton crop hopeful.
Clifton paid 9ic per pound for the Brst
cotton brought IN, aud the merchants
paid premium OF SIP 30.
The Paris News calls on Lamar county
10 remember others less fortunate, az the
crops there have been so abundant.
Cotton Is opening so In Ersth county as
10 enable pickers 10 get out from seventy
i've w OtC PNN%NN -
Farmers in Austin county report nue
raius and that the corn crop VIII be very
large, the cotton being nearly ayerage.
The sufferers from the drought are now
finding employment by contemplating 10
the more favored localities east Of tnem
One farmer near st. 10 has made about
500 gallons OF sorghum molasses. There
Is good yield Of this crop In that vi
! entity.
The cotton crop about Canton does mol
nromise we'll; ouL the Impression there "a
mai there will be plenty Of corn to supply
the people
The Rockdale Messenger reports q rue .
/, contemplating, compelling some OF inc
7 Z ,rmers 20 baul their cotton TO calvert 70
Three hundred steers shipped RON
Henrietta 70 Chicago, averaged lVVl
nnnnds each, and sold for $3.50 PEI
huudre grvfs. ,,,
Farmers In the vicinity OF Coilersvn'
intend sowing rye for winter pAs'urage
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
TERRELL.
Prohibition to BE Voted oa-A Popular re
publican


publican.
Special TO tho Gazette.
TERRELI., Tx, Aug. 24.-The Ques-
tlon Of prohibition will be up before the
people at the November election. The
required number OF signers has been OBJ
tanned to petition to the commissioners
court asking Tor an election to be ordered
In the county. A strong effort viii be
made by the temperance people OF the
county to carry the election.
Cotton is coming In right rapidly,
although the long hot aud dry weather
has damaged the crop very much and the
yield will not be so large as had been ex-
pected.
| Judge Beckham Is In the city.
| T. g Byrn and other delegates to the
Republican convention at Waco leave this
evening for that city.
Hon. Temple G. Byrn Of this place lief
for the Waco convention this morning
There is strong undercurrent among
the dominent element OF the Republican
party to press Mr. Byrn forward as /
recognition OF his untlrlng zeal for tn,
welfare of his party. Though protesting
against IL, II the convention determine
to place ticket In the Held Mr., Byr
will be urged for llentenant-goyernor IL
has many friends In all parties, and wi
develop strong following from III
worRhgmen, regardless Of former poll
zeal aHlliation and would distance bi
: ticket badly. US
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
NOT YET CRRIsrEyEp.
But WIN he rqaal 10 any Other IN IN.
City.


bu' WIN he fquai TO any Other IN The
City.
CHARLES E. Buer and J. Caldwell will
open In few days handsomely appor
TONED and furnished saloon in the new
building on the corner OF Thirteenth and
Main streets. Both OF these gentlemen
are extensively and most fayorablv
known throughout greater portion Of
tne state. AS they stated yesterday, the
business will be conducted on strict lie.
gltimate basis, and no Objectionable
characters will be permitted to share the
hospitality Of this resort. There is no
doubt but that these gentlemen Will sue.
coed In their new undertaking, Tor they
not only propose 70 keep first class
house, but the liquor and cigars they will
Offer to the public shall be of the Auesi
brands known to the market in any coun.
try, either foreign or American. The
name OF the new saloon will be made
known 10 few days through the col
umns OF The GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25

Oats there are ID active demand At 81
cents per bushel.
The church ct North Alvarado, valued
at $1,000, was destroyed by the explosion
Of lamp setting Dire TO the building. II
was fully insured.
Mr.. Collier, living near Massey, has hi.
house and contents destroyed by are
Only two children were In the house, one
Of whom was, u is feared, fatally burned
The citizens OF Lampasas have given 9
bonus Of $4,000, one-half TO be paid
when the road from Burnet reaches there
aud the balance when the road from
Gatesville ia completed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
BONHAM.
A Ratification me-uDE-Aid for Drought
sufferers The Cotton Crop.
n....t,t 40 Ia flasetta


A Ratification mesunE--Aid for Drought
sufferers The Cotton Crop.
Special to he Gazette.
BoNHAM, TEX Aug. 24.-The iatdca-
ton meeting called by many Democrats Of
this county was held stnight in the court
house yard here. Speeches were made
nv Mr.. Mcdonald OF Paris, nominee for
state senator for this district, and j. f
Sadler OF Dodds, nominee for nDeter.
| AIso speeches were made by G. III. White
and r. B. Semple. Music for the occas-
ion was furnished oy the Bonham band
The n eenng's object was 10 quench the
bnlting spirit, and it Is hoped II VIII have
the desired effect.
A meeting was held In the courthouse
We ,terday for the purpose OF appointing
| comm tees TO solicit aid for the snnsrers
from the drought IL was quite success
| fnl and no doubt Fannin county VIII 40
her share In III 8 work. The Committees
will 20 TO work at once and solicit money
and grain. Toe committee appointed Tor
the purpose of corresponding ana 1olns
toe shipping were c. III Harwell, smltn
! Iinscomb. w. A. Nunnelee, s. HOW
AID "a. Asnew and Frank Blair. a
collection for the drought sufferers wiz
he taken up at the Baptist church next
Sunday night. ..,,a, =,
An opposition for the Reorganization y
onr fIre company has been made TO tne
c,tv council by the old members, an y
accepted, we will be sure Of nrs'-ciass
company 1t is needed ~,
Cutton Ia coming in and getting iail
,,r-ir-v..-.sss,a crcg yGin- be- yer2 gooa on
with another rain, which IL badly needed
EVERYTHING is very dry, and well-wa'ei
mas been getting down for some weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
THE REPUBLICANS.
The Clans Gathering, the Blacks Dom.
telling With Their Own Race, the
Whites at the Hotels.
Belsnap OF San Antonio and Lyon of sher
man spoken of as GubernatoriAI
Candidates
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX Aug. 24.-The rank and
file OF the Republicans to the state con-
vention tomorrow are arriving. The
colored delegates get quarters with their
own race around the city, while the white
delegates are at the hotels Compare
lively few Of the notables have arrived
yet. Mr.. A. Belknap of San Antonio, ].
p. Alexander OF Fort Worth, MIN Norton
Of Dallas, Col. De Gregg OF Austin, ex-
Postmaster johnson of Houston, Thos. j /.
Russell OF Beaumont, ex.Postrnasi or
Donaldson OF Sherman, and others are
here, though, and already engaged in
mapping out a programme, About a
dozen members of the executive commit
tee have arrived. There Ia some diver
sity OF opinion as to nominating
q state ticket, although IL le
noticeable that there Is an indisposition
| for any fusion or coalition ticket
Belknap Of San Antonio is more talked OF
than anybody for governor. Lyon Of
Sherman Is very popular and is reputed to
be the possessor OF a ''bar'l," but tits said
he is no speaker and could not 20 on the
stump Belknap not only has ID mp
but can speak, too. There is a Jack Ev
ans element, but the more prudent say
Evans has antagonized too many Ia tn,
party TO be nominated for governor.
is understood that Stilwell II. Russell
will not be here. DR. j. d. Rankin, indie
pendent candidate for congress In thi
district, has sent word he will be here to
morrow, but not to take part in the con
vention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
rexns we.leran college.

The fall term of this institution will
open on September G. The advantages
for obtaining an education are equal to
any college 10 the land of similar grade.
The faculty has been increased by the adj
dition of two graduates and experienced
teachers In the literary department, and
an additional teacher IN the music de-
partment. 1t is claimed, and justly so
too, that the work done at Texas Wes-
leyan college is unsurpassed by any OF
the colleges in Tennessee, Kentucky or
any other state from which come repre-.
sentatives to canvass the city and state
for students. BY an examination of the
catalogue it is easily seen that the course
is thorough, embracing all those studies
that constitute thorough education.
The faculty is made up Of experienced
and competent Instructors, and the dis
cipline, though rigid, tends to the culture
of true ladies and gentlemen. Let as
patronize our home institutions, at least
as long as they offer the same or equal
facilities to foreign ones. Those having
sons or daughters to educate had better
drop O card to the president, Rsv. A. A
Johnson, for catalogue, which will give
all information, or II in the city an invita-
| ton TO call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
FoRr WoRru, TEX, Aug. 28, 1886.

fOkI WUKIHI IEA'i NuB' -oI IooU'
To the Anti. Monopolists OF Texas;
You are requested to attend an anti
monopoly state convention to be held 10
the city Of Fort Worth, at 10 O'Clock a.
m, at Daggetts hall, on the 18th day Of
September, 1886, for the purpose OF
thoroughly organizing the Monopoly
party In the state of Texas, aud for the
transaction OF such other business as may
be deemed necessary and proper.
II. S. BRoILEa,
Temporary chairman of the executive
committee OF the Peoples Antl-Monopo-
ly party Of the state OF Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25
Emigratloni

A large party will sail about the S0th OF
October from Texas port for Buenos
Ayres to form au English colony in the
Argentine Republic. Passage very low
For particulars write G. B. Gordon, "a
Soledad street, San Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25

the clubhouse will be Of 81 rou,s
pressed brick trimmed with sandstons
In Fort Worth. 1 eV''s useu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25

Eating is often turned into agony BY
disorders of the digestive organs, Use
Morris Cascarine and restore theil
healthy action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25

qhe most obstinate cases OF constipa
.,an Give way before Morris Cascafine
s sI l. ana he restored TO health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25

The most obstinate cases OF constipa
ton give way before Morris Cascarlne
Use 1t and be restored TO health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25

Have you pains In the small Of the
lack? Morris Cascarine will speedily
and effectually cure them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-25

Those OF the gentler sex are the great.
est advocates OF Cascarine. They say il
Is Just what is wanted by all women.
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CADfto0 TOntca.

NATIONAL BANK LEGISLATION.
The House committee on banking and cur.
rency to-day agreed to report favorably the
bill introduced by Mr.. George Adams TO enable
national banking associations to increase their
capital stock and change their names and loca-
ton. The committee also instructed Repre-
sentative Brumm TO frame bill amending the
national bank act SO as TO limit the maximum
amount or capital stock OF any national bank
to 5000, 600.
COPIES OF RAILROAD CONTRACTS CALLED FOR
Mr.. Throckmorton, OF Texas, offered In the
House to-day q resolution calling on the Secre-
tary OF the Interior for copies Of any and all
tracts or leases which are to be found on file in
ms once between the Southern Pacific railroad
company and any railroad to which land grants
have been made or which have received bond r
from the United states. Also, for q copy OF the
cnarter OF the Southern Pacific railroad, and
also TOR copies of any contract on file between
the Pacific Mail steamship company and any
OF the subsidized roads
NOTES
Inc senate committee on public buildings
mas decided TO report favorably bills making
cities, Including 100000 for Annapolis, Md,
and $3.50, 600 for Norfolk, Va.
Inc committee on foreign affairs today heard
arguments at length by Messrs. Trescott and
Cnarles Woodbury., Of Massachusetts,, In oppo-
sition TO the appointment OF a fisheries commits
sion. The hearing will be continued
In the reserved gallery of the Senate to-day
brother of the late Vice President and other
OF his immediate relations and friends were
seated during the delivery Of the eulogies. On
the hoor OF the Senate the members OF the In
diana delegation had seats.
Mr.. Caldwell, OF Tennessee introduced a bill
In the House to-day to prohibit the importa-
ton OF pauper labor.
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RAILROADS.
DNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTH

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
srTs Kl tEA M,eSiEFHF FaTiFHEsr
In effect JANUARY nth. 1886
Trains leave Washington, from station of 9th
For Pit,sburg and the West Chicago Limited EXPIRES
Of Palace sleeping Cars at 9 90 a N: daily Fast
with Sleeping Cars from HARRISBURG TO Cincinnati
and Hotel Car to 81 Louis daily except saturday to
Chicago and Clncin9 natl Express, at 40 daily
ns at s Wih ese 70 ohegG
through sleepers for Louisville and st. Louis
the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg to
ch Baf2f faa fisF aN6
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
10 pm daily y; except Saturday. with palace cars
For wilIiamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at $50
For New York and the East. rs. 9 90 and IL am.
10 I ssS and Pm 10 on suhG m,ed Y es
press of Pullman parlor cars, GAO am and $50
p m, dailv. except sunday.
For BROOKLYN n Y, all through trains connect at Jer
sey City with boats of Brooklyn annex. afiording
riage across New York city
Fs and gh1iaS ad 7n5 and 70
and l 70 pm. Limited express $40 I'm. and 3.5O
For Balimore Gas " 9iS. 9. e4o. $50. IL am.
1905 800, 40. 4.2I, lao 8, ITO. % and II 20
For Popes Creek Line. -.15 am. and 44O p m daily
For Annapolis. 7.15. 900 am. 1905 and 4.27 PM
daily except SUNDAY. sundays, 900 am. 40 p m
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
INGIOS RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, GOO, 700. 9.25. ll.O1 and 11.35 q
m, - o. 4.25 4.35 COL S.O5 and 11.37 pm On
Sunday at 600 y.25 Il.O1 am, sos pm.
For Richmond and the South, 600 and 11.Ol am.
daily, and 435 pm daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 6.O5, 500
1000, 1910 am; 100, 3.O5. ;.-23, $40, 7.O5 and
1912 pm; and 1910 Midnight Except Monday
On Sunday at 500 and 1910 am; 1.O5 and 10. AZ
pm. and II. 10 night
Tickets and information at the office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the station where orders be left for the checking
of baggage to destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS. Il. PUGH, Genera! Manager.
ia1S J. Il. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
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Mrs. Grants Big Check.

New York Letter in Cincinnati CONNER al-iazette
Mr.. Jesse Grant said Monday that his
mother had received her first check from the
publishers on account OF 'Gen. Grants Life"
1 have not seen the tact mentioned in the
newspapers. How much do you suppose that
check was fore No less than $3.50. 0oo-"the
largest sum ever paid at one time for literary
work, he said. The next largest check, Inc
thinks, was paid 10 Macaulay-a hundred and
fifty thousand copies of his wonderful history
having sold within TOUR weeks. But I think
Walter Scott, who was the Idol of his genera
ton and who wrote against Time Death and
the Sheriff, Is entitled To ihis sec md llace Ii
am not mistaken he received S2Uu 900 from
Constable at one time, just before he was
made a Baronet.and he earned 81 CO. 900 a year
for nearly q score of years.
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Democratic Senators at Columbus Talk
OF Organising u Separate Senate.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
CoRUNBUs, OHIO, Jan. 26.-The political
situation this morning remains unchanged.
There Is, however, q more nervous feeling,
caused by rumors that an open conflict in the
senate chamber yesterday afternoon was at one
time Imminent There are sensational reports
that a number Of roughs, armed with revolvers,
were In the chamber.
The democrats are not all agreed as to whether
the motion made yesterday to adjourn was
until Tuesday morning or Wednesday after
noon, and even Clerk Vallandigham refused to
state positively to what time the adjournment
was made.
This morning q number of democrats were
looking about, and claim that they will hire q
hall and convene in it tomorrow afternoon.
The republican wing of the senate convened
pursuant to adjournment this morning and
went through the usual routine business, and
at IL O'Clock adjourned until tomorrow at IL
O'CLOCK. The republicans will tomorrow pur-
sue the same tactics as yesterday in the event
the democrats convene in the senate chamber.
The republicans undoubtedly have an advan-
tage IN long contest-the presiding officer,
the governor and the treasury The house will
refuse to recognize in any way the democratic
wing should that party organize separate
body. Talk of calling upon the President for
United States troops to oyerawe the republic
cans has been INDUCED in by some alleged
statesmen.
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