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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-07
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6liiCn, fTeb5drtQe ECioen, SuHgeH6lutun9en, Dpss
pepIie, iDdiierises 4Efto5en, @Heoihnamm, @es
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foIOCut oue anbsren 6GnttteI. @rrelnj9t oa5 Stut,
rcut Die Geiun0bctt uuo or Sty6Ite Dleoer ber uno
gicbt Se6ermanu eire tlire Saut uno cine iaone Gee
fttsiOrbe.
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Das sarIapartuiau, " efoIDeat d6srtriHt Mot
nur aue dT5neieu m Der SetIung rontlher, itrop9ua
aud Ons stusl8e UtrtIit]e peitmttel ge8eR
ItereHs ti1,o 8laien(etotn,
5arus un0 @e6drmuttsrssraafbeitsn Riersnsri.s,
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oenen er 0ld, DolH9 NIT eilDeiBGrtigeu Subtanben
ooer nit Bdoen mie pom UeBerSeibe qemtht ~ ooer
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meblzJtteoGit!ige bat uno N oenen mon
berrn 8oHellnTen Elm Stehen uno Bremen fnbIt
uno SdmerBeH i'm GreuB uno IN ben SeHoen ueIipiirt.
gu boben bIi ApotbeierH. Yrets Elm Dollar.
Sin 3ehu Sabre aItes Bsidblpir TIN GterItoG
flrrt burd
TT. RaSUas's SetIEitteI.
IT. RaSuaD & Gpmp., glr. 81, RSarreRftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-07
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II. WaoUa0 9eIIHIItIeI,
TT. RaSwaB & Gomp., slr. 81, gSarreHhr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-14

As Islam's prophet, when his last day drew
Nigh 20 its close, besought all men TO saw
Whom he had wronged, 20 whom he then
should pay
A debt forgotten, or for pardon sue,
And, through the silence Of his weeping
friends,
a strange voice cried: Thou owest me
debt"
Allah be pfaisedw he answered. Even
yet
tie gives me power 10 make the amends
y friend | thank thee for thy timely word :"
80 rms the tale. Its lesson all may heed.
For all have sinned in thought, or word,
or deed.
Or like the prophet, through neglect, have
erred.
All need forgiveness, all have debts 10 pay
Ere the night cometh, while it stills day.
II. Grcenleaf Whisfier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-14
go

on the Thompson, must also mention
that we we're entertained on our way
up as well as down by band Of about
twenty or thirty colored singers. who
sang in chorus for hours at time suf.
ficiently loud 10 overcome the noise Of
the boat. Il is needless to say that
this was not trained band, recruits
being added at every wharf. To those
who are fond Of music. you can imagine
that this was a great treat, but some.
how didn't enjoy it. More anon.
So Yours Truly.
o. PoToMAc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-14

SplendOrs Of gold and crimson
Pass from the clouded hill;
Shadows fall on the valleys,
Lying - dark and still;
Sadly the autumn's beauty
Fades in q cold, gray haze;
Where have you drifted from us
Beautiful days.
Joys that came ir the morning,
Rosy with dawni.:@S light,
Dreams that we fUndly cheIa.--hed.
Hopes that were fair and bright,
All like the leaves have vanished;
Yet, Ger life's wintry ways.
Softly your memory fingers
Beautiful days.
Bright in unchanging beauty
They have hurried on before
Beckoning us from the shadows
On TO the Heayen-lit shore;
Out in the worlds cold darkness.
Sending their warm s0:t rays,
Waiting 1s-calling US upward
Beautiful days.
TJessie Pierson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-14

-. For cure of rheumatism, neu-
ralgis in its various phases of sciatica,
tic douloureux, semi-crania, &C., and
gout. use Salvation Oil, the greatest
pain cure on earth. Il is a specific
ior the shove disease Price IS cents
4. bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-14

E "Whst is heavens best gift TO
man r che asked sweetly smiling on
him. "Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup" be
splied. with prudence. He bad just
LEE. cured by it Of bed coid-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-14

THE firm formerly known as Mrs. Blasn Il
Jones has mutually dissolved partnership
and viii now be recognized as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

LONDON, Fcb. lt.--slf Michaol nlcks Beach
has Withdrawn The proposals for amendments
70 the rulesof procedure Ia the house OF oom.
mons which his party introduced as the nrst
business of ths ssssion
a Berlin dispatch 10 the standard SAYS Ger.
many !, medating successfully b, tween Rus.
IA and Bulgaria Tor the purpose OF inducing
the foremure over TO accept tho Turkn, Bul
garian agreement.
Quiet prevails throughout Leiscoster to- day.
Thor no signe OF freth riosing
The great arm OF engineers, John pennan &
sons Of Hrcenweh ana Dcpuord to day sent
their check or $1,000 TO the Mansion House
relief fund for unemplo cd wOrkmon.
The on en- has writtcn lettcr expressing
llcr sympathy with the sufferers by the riots OF
last Monday and ruhsdaN
Tho Fall Mall Gnxettc daily denouncea
Sir Nharles bike because of tho
scandals revealed against him IN the
Crawford divorce suit The CiaEct q
says. "Sir Charles evadod, DENYING
o. oath the appalling charges mado against
him, aud dc, lnrvb that In view Of t,is and the
courte con ut In Ignoring these charges. We
must roviso the aNioms,N '''rhe law Is no re.
kpeC tor OF persons" aud "Slr Charles Dilke's
friends" continues the Gazette, "expeoted
better thuga OF HIN, and HIS foe- could
have wished for nothing worac." The ST.
James tnEesic, commenting on the same topic,
says that ia" JUDGES decision In the case
amounted 10 n declaration that the. stories told
against Sir Charles by hirs Crawford Wore
true,
Tho Mansion House fund for the relief of the
unemployed workmcn now amounts TO 500 600,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

the innocent Victims OF misunderstanding
between tho posto1lce department, nj Washing.
ton and tho Pacific Mail company. Core.
enondence instead Of coming dircot three timaa
month, rs formerly. has been received via
Jamaica Ia roundabout way twice each
month, an average time OF three weeks from
the date o. mailing instead OF eight OF nine
days az formerly.
rho earthquakes at Amatillan continue and
The few houses that escaped ruin by the frat
heavy shook are now quito battered and unin.
hahlthbles Tho shocks felt are ac-
companicd by very strong winds The dis.
tress among the people 4 heartrending and
President harrill0s aud HE cabinet have
started subscription for their relief.
=, TIE cold weather prevailing at GueEal
Iouan o y considered phenomenal. the mer.
curry having fallen 20 deg, below zero and the
water In the wells being ,rozen.
The president OF she rnpublic has issued n
decree 70 the eject that although the govern.
ment y bound 20 foster immlvration for the
promotion Of science, arts and industries 1t Is
equally hound TO Impede the iuercss Of per.
sons who constitute pernicious element
Which proves mn obstacle 70 tho advancement
OF lhcrtN dnrogrcsH. The decree aiindcs u
the Roman Catholic priests belonging TO Other
nhttonalitias. who breed dlscOid n The repub.
Tic and create opposition 80 the government
and orders u 4 such brle-ts shall on discovery
Of their designs DO expelled from the country.
The da,e OF this deuree Is January O, 1886
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
CAR, Pope AND KING.
The Ruler Of the North Would Have
England Aid Him inCrushlng
Nlhilism..
The Advisers Of the Pope say Bis
marck's Scheme Does Not Con-
cede Enough to Rome.
In All the Kingdoms, Principaiities aud
Powers is Woe and waiting, Is Hap
pincss aud Love.
uermnny.s DoIprs.


BERLrS, Feb. II The lower house of
the Prussian diet has elected Herr Won
koeller president, Herr ZuydurIck vice
president and Herr VonBeuder second
vice.president.
The newspapers which are known to
be the government organs give promi-
nence TO the statement OF the Judge who
sentenced Capt. Sarauw, who was found
guilty of having furnished information
concerning German Notifications
and ornaments % the French
authorities that a bureau ex.
lists in the French ministry Of war,
whose duty 1t is to discover German mill.
tary secrets and that this bureau en-
ployed Sauraun, paying him COCO francs
monthly for betraying plans of fortresses,
mobilization, etc.
The newspapers OF Cracow, Russia, are
urging the merchants OF that city to break
off their relations with German business
houses. The medical societies of Cracow
have decided to boycott German medi.
cine and medical Instruments.
All OF the Galacian miners who were
employed In the pits Of Silesta have been
expelled
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
snnth Americnn News.

PANAMA. Feb. i4.--Benar Nicola dc Pierota,
ex-director Of Peru, who was eXiled under The
late government OF Gen. Igisias, has returned
10 that country, Gen. Cacares having granted
amnesty TO all exics. lie arrived In Callao
early on the morning Of January q. Huge
pegresses, drapod In all the colors of the rnin
bow, bearing immense wreaths Of laurel win
which u crown their favorte and carrying III
natl lual nag he dcd the procession 10 the
docks, from whence the anNiou' gaze o. the
multitude was directed in search OF
the steamer. The Callao people,
most OF them vehement supporters
Of the constitutional ticbet, ON which
Cen Cacarfs rs candidat become unauIy eA
cited at tit noui sion Of th' ir Lima nes lbors.
Fearing perha that II trey remained Tranquil
tn, ir political bias misht be misunderstood,
consequently they became hnconH l0as OF The
Obligations OF hospitality and armed
themselves with Clubs. Columns of the inhab-
itanis OF Call o proceed TO the docks
and there raised the cry! death 20 Pieroia
AnG long life g. Caceres." Win angry
words the crowns brought from ina were
thrown into the sea- and during the roper ttlon
several enthusiastic citizen Of botn phr'iee
were severely handled. ON tne arrival OF
q nee, and told Them nc wac their servant. and
that he did not seet oiiice, but would accept II
II elected. The presidential election VIII lake
place IN March. but the confident belief Is that
zen Caceres VIII be elected
A de lOrabie state OF affairs exists &C tho
cemetery In Copiapo, thli Lake lad been
tory mas berome Inundated. Many OF the
vaults arc fun Of water and the collins are noat-
ing white many OF the common graves have
been completely cleared OF their contents. To
add 70 the horror ( the eltuation the wafer that
flows from the cemetery goes INTO the river
which supplies the Inhabitants with wat = for
domestic pur oses.
The Colombian silver money II the value OF
ffty cents which was coined In 1875 was recent
~ Introduced iato the arket Of Cr"coa, Dnt
he mercantile houses OF that place refused +,
and are doing all they can 70 prevent its cifcu
lat on.
TIE irregular receipt OF malls from
the United states continues 10 b. fruitful
source Of yexAIi0n. For many months the rub
lie OF the isthmus and all the coast have been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
But You're a Tory. You Know.

LONDON, Feb. l4.-Lord Randolph
Churchhill, in speech last night, re-
marked that he hoped the government
would find time to perform the sober
duty of preserving order in London. He
caustically ridiculed Sir Hugh Chill,
ders as home secretary and de-
nounced him for having assumed
the presidency OF the committee. Herbert
Gladstone, he declared, was the willing
tool Of Parnell. He said John Morley's
ignorance regarding Irish affairs
was only equaled by his AFRO
gance. lie prophecied short
career for Morley rhe committee
OF inquiry appointed by Mr. Chllders con-
sists of Lord WolSeley, Lord Ed. Cayen-
dish, Sir Henry Harland and Mr.. Chas
Richie with Mr.. Childers as
chairman. Besides the chairman, Lord
Ed Cayendish is the only other Liberal on
the committee. The first meeting OF the
committee will be held on Monday next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE London Mis-
si0pery society has received advices from
Zanzibar 10 the fleet that two men who
have returned to that place from Segue,
report that they saw Bishop Bennington,
with fifty men of his expedition, taken
out for execution.
Since the recent riots here the Russian
government has renewed negotiations
with England with the object of inducing
that country to join an international
league for the extradition of political
criminals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
Hsnly,s usna is Level.

DUBLIN, Feb. 14.--Mr Heaiy, in an
address to-day at Mount Raith, ridicules
the proposition to allow the Irish people
native parliament without control OF
the police OF the country. He said;
can ] ish parliament without control Of
the police would require police TO control
itselfn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
spanish Dynami,ers

MADRID, Feb. l4.-Nine dynamitcrs
were arrested At the railroad station here
to-day. Subsequently dynamite cart
ridges and explosive apparatus, revolyers
and number of red Gags were found on
the premises of a shoemaker known TO be
identified with the Socialist party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

ROME, Feb. 1.-THE papal conslstory,
which was to have been held in March,
has been postponed until June. The
pope's advisers consider the concessions
to the vatican contained in the scheme
submitted on behalf OF Germany by
Prince Bismarck are insufficient.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

ALBANY, n. ", Feb, ta.--Thamas a. Edison
and othere yeste, day hled nrtieie Of incorpor
ation OF the Ipterna ional Railway Telegraph
company. whit VIII introduce Il device for
telegraphing 70 and from moving trains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.--Business of
the senate is in almost the same condition
as one week ago, the only material
difference being that the educational bill,
which was then TO be taken up, is now
unfinished business. 1t Is gem
orally believed that its considera-
ton viii consume nearly all
the week, aud that II will be succeeded
either by the bankruptcy bill or by the
bill for the admission OF Washington ter
ritory as state.
There Is the same condition Of ex-
pectancy with regard to the report OF the
judiciary committee upon the letter OF
the Encouragement, In which he de-
CLUES furnishing certain papers in the
Dustin case, but Mr.. Edmunds has no
con6dants who are not pledged to
secrecy, aud therefore the matter can not
safely be mide a suhiect for prediction.
The coming week Ia the house will for
the most part be devoted TO the discussion
OF the Fltz John Porter bill, aud the vote
will be taken on Thursday evening. Asa
result OF the special order Of this subject,
calls of committees and for motions TO
suspend the rules that would otherwise
follow call for states for bills and reso-
buttons, tomorrow will be omitted.
Some debate may arise Tomorrow before
proceeding with the Filz-John Porter
bill II Mr. Hanback, succeeds Ia securing
consideration for his resolution in re-
gard to the scope Of the Investigation Of
the Pan-Electric telephone matter.
In the morning hours during
the week, Chairman Hatch OF the agricul-
tural committee may call up his bill for
the creation OF department Of agricul-
ture and labor MIR. Belmont's bill, lin
itiDg the exaction Of consular fees, is also
in a position favorable to It's considera-
tlon during the morning hours.
The pension appropriation bill and In.
dian appropriation bin are on the house
calendar In readiness for consideration,
bat no arrangement has yet been made to
bring them up for action during this
week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Two carloads choice New York Early
Rose seed potatoes jest arrived at Talbot,
Want & Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

IouIsvILLk. KY, FEB. AZ Mr.. wat
feraonie confition Il much Improved. lie
rested we'll during the ulght and talked
ct,cerf.,tlv xrfth hle family this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

AH So,
~. inc All me fae2
"a are rguning W
capacity Tho milo are ny
small margin Of prom, io1 feg
ID thirteen Ytase
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

~
With Cannon. urged tho slsegih 10 accept
ana offered him life position ~ good
salary % Iet Cannon fo,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

wAsunoros, Fe6. l7.,-I1e pFsslds .1t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
DEEP WATER.

The question OF deep water for Calves
ton has been Informally considered and
discussed in committee. Mr.. StoweIt,
who is member OF the committee on
rivers and harbors, is not in favor OF deep
water for Galveston alone. There are
many other seaport cities in Texas which
must come in for share OF the appropri-
atoms for the highways of the country.
The subcommittee are busy with the
estimates for these national waterways
and seaport towns, and IL will be fully
month before bill is formulated for the
consideration of the entire committee. 1t
is too early yet TO predict what share Of
these appropriations Texas will receive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
WASHINGTON.

Hon, Charles stewart Right on the Deep
Water Gu, stion capital Notes.
special TO the Gazette
WAsnINGToS, Feb. li.-Congress Is
doing bnt little in the way of legislation,
either public or private. The senate is
in muss with the president aud dead
lock Is the result. Who will come out
arst hest itis impossible TO predict Sher-
mans great speech on this question has
given the Republicans courage, but it
Is hardly "a be expected IL will have any
direct effect upon the executive. As the
lawyers would say, Mr.. Shermau's plea
is one of ''coniesslon and avoidance "
lie admits the presidents independent
discretion, without reserve, but adds that
all documents relating 10 removals and
appointments belong TO the public files
aud as such are accessible TO the senate,
excepting those that are "conhdential. ~
He necessarily had TO abandon thu false
andsdangerons position which the Repuh-
lican party had been led TO assume by Mr..
Edmunds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
SHE DIDN'T LIKE TEXAS.

An English Architect LeaVeh WIN '"'
Books and His Partners Money
Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN Antonio, Tex, June o-Fred b.
Shelton, young English architect part
per of MIR. Riley Gerdin, has disappeared
with all the books of the concern, TO-
gether with about SllO0 belonging TO
cardin personaly. Besides this there
are numerous creditors for small sums
who will miss the young man sauly,
Shelton was popular with all WHO Anem
him and his hurried departure cIe8ves
much surprise. He has a VIE oge nv
chjldren His wife was dissatisfied with
her Texas home and 1t Is supposed tlA' -
was through her opportunities thas ne
has left. probably for Kansas CITY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
wichita Falls,

salio the Gazette
nnaIIA FALLS, TEX, June Sc. d.
fRA charged with horse-stealing, was
1aGG by Deputy United States Marshal
Y d the Indian Territory and brought
NH united States Commissioner Hoge
II place. He waived an examination
sS committed to Jail.
saAlam Carney, charged with stealing
aas been arrested, land an examina-
Mll De had next Wednesday.
i Wichita river is very high. Some
aacn cows belonging to Il. d. Hall
drowned while in swimming AT
aae y is not known Just how many
Ky oat quite large nunber-haye
ssNarec since the food, and it is
"seVeral were certainly lost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
Freiglt Trnin Nreoked.

fAliothe Gazette
FERRooK, TEX, June s About 4
Phi this afternoon, as No. 312, an
tSound freight, was passing over a
4 ~ about a quarter of a mile west of
station, the engine struck COW,
Ping over her and ditching eight cars,
'tEing them badly and tearing up the
q without, however, derailing the
slgne or five or six cars immedi-
nshino it. Brakeman Frank Wither-
OF IN jumping from the top of the
spralned his leg slightly. No one
4 vas hnrt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09


Special TO the Gazette
LoNGWEw, Tx, June s.--The thant.
less task of locating the fine school build.
Ing to be erected by the city was AZ.
tempted ats meeting Of the CITY council
yesterday and last night. The meeting
continued until oil the members but two
favored the location central in I'D posI.
ton. One Of the two was absent. and
although the question was called n
number Of times, the mayor declined "a
put 1t to vote because Of the absence Of
the member.
An ordinance was passed closing the
saloons from midnight Saturday night TO
midnight Sunday night.
An enioining ordinance was passed
estopping the opening Of meat markets a,
any place other than the city market
building. The city proposes to build ad
ditional stalls rather than permit them Il
be located elsewhere. This action K
made necessary by reason of the action O
Mr.. Q. S. G. Lowery, who has opened I
market near the Texas & Pacific depot
and who proposes to stand suit for no
obeying the regular ordinance regarding
the location of places for the sale o
meats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
Round Rock.
''pondence OF the Gazette.

l-SAuehce OF the Gazette,
I.sso Rock, TEX, June 5.-Round
institute, which is now under the
-sloi the Central Texas Presbytery,
w, ~. hrst annual session yesterday
~Inencement exercises were large
e -.uea, and bespeak much credit to
lily. The board of trustees au-
sle raising of funds fer the
s'.ltnt Of one or more chairs, and it
wv tnat this move Will be speedily
n MI 1t is only a question Of time
s institute will rank with the
M colleges in the state, and our
4 raye every reason for being graft
saving secured its location here.
1e Jealous management Of It's
.s w, ,keY. c. H. Dob6s, its success
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
Deserted ana Insane.

AAIoNIo, TEX, June There
Yesterday at the Central hotel
= faso woman about thirty
h I We, who registered her name as
Her strange actions
ssSs1ng, eccentric conversation re-
IA y W act that she was insane. She
'sg,ssl Just having been with President
s,- snd the mutual felicity OF the
NJ .ho also that she was acquaint-
M. rlelier and Maxwell, and was
mss'oring to reach the latter. Her
~, T. Mrs. Tom Breen, and she
'as3 resided IN this city with her
NJ n porting man, who was con-
lan,ssa. tne old White Elephant es-
le She was shipped here BY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
n,oulnr NM Hen Gate

Has been a laborious and costly WORK.
but the end justifles the eEort. oostruc-
tion in any important channel means dis
aster. Distractions in the organs OF the
human body bring inevitable disease,
They must be cleared away, or physlcai
wreck will follow, Keep the liver IN
order, and the pure blood courses through
the body, conveying health, strength and
life; let it become disordered and the
oh annels are clogged with impurities,
which result in disease and death, NO
other medicine equals DR.. Pierce's
GGolden Medical Discovery for acllns
upon the liver and purifying the blood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
n,.. s,nckmen Heppy.

\. ..,no. TEX, June s.-The water is
Y. deem in Paradise valley near
|. N s,,s,on, twenty miles west of here,
y rround being so dry it will soon
p .sslSsd The stockmen are in high
, ~, the rain which has fallen here
.,s 10 the PecOs river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
Whitesboro.

|sdto the Gazette r
IN IN MCPHERSON, reported in yester-
lsG,zErrE, has been fonnd. 1t seems
Ia M Cannon had a difficulty, and
1. man have further trouble, he aban-
h his crop and wentover to Mr.. Gull
/, Sx miles west OF here, and engaged