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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
POLITICAL POINTERS.
what the Papers Are Saying of Politics and
iolitioiAna.

What lhc tHperb are saying OF POlttlCs and
politicians.
There Is no telling what day may
bring forth in the arena of politics. The
latest nag entered on Mr.. Wellborn'srace
track is Judge Beckham OF Fort Worth.
The bare possibility of Mr.. Beckham's
candidacy iscreating quite an impression,
II not CONSERVATION, among politicians of
that district Weatherford Sun
A well-ipformed man, who has lately
travelled good deal over Texas, SAYS ne
regards SWANS chances at the present
stage Of the game TO be nearly as good as
II he had no opponent, - Clarksville
Times.
The announcement that Judge Beck
ham mas been spoken of by a number of
precincts and prominent men OF Tarrant
county as candidate for congress, Is
vel received in other parts of the dis.
tiict. The correspondent OF THR GA
zRTrE from Meridian says 'ithat Il Beck
ham is Endorsed by Tarrant county, he
wolld bH the next congressman. ~ Gle
bnrne Tribune
Mr.. Browns second poisoned arrow
from his culver OF hate aud venom,falls a
broken shstt at The feet Of Comptroller
swain. We suppose Mr.. Brown wrote
only Tor the purpose OF proving that he
could write another letter. But remem-
oeri good Mr.. Brown, that tale twice
told grows tedious GAINESVILLE Times.
We notice that some Of our exchanges
are siill wasting their ammunition lon
Sen Ross, The Ross boom had but little
vitality 60 begin with, and was gradually
petering out when the Fort Worth GA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
Losses In June.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin OF July estimates the losses by
fire during June in the United States and
Canada at $780, 900, an amount 80 per
cent. greater than the average loss IN June
for many years. The number Of large fires
in June was exceptional for that month,
there having been twonty-one fires re-
ported where the loss was between
500, 600 and $500, 900, the aggregate loss
by these twenty-one fires being 81 ,000,-
600. There were fitty-four fires in which
the reported loss was $4,000 and up
wards. The month was q severe one for
fire insurance companies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
LAND BOARD MEETING.
Resolution ADOPTED TO Aid the Settler In
Retaining His LANDS.

Retaining his Lanes.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, July 1.-THE regular
monthly meeting of the state land board
took place to-day, but was barren Of in
terest except the following resolution,
which was adopted
Resolved, that purchasers OF school lands as
actual set Grs under the act Of lss5 may dis
rOsu Of the ndspurchased by them in amounts
less than the original purchase. provided that
no sale Of les than one quarter Of a section,
100 acres, shall be made; that all conyeyances
survey shall be by properly authenticated deed
describing tho tract sold by metes and bounds,
and aligned by both Yea dor and vcndee, and
the vendee shall become responsible to- che
full unpaid principal and interest on the land
so purchased, aud shall be subject to all the
obligations as TO the occupancy aud payments
entered into By the original purchaser
The board was constrained to adopt
the above to prevent the forfeiture of
lands OF settlers who failed to make crops
this year owing to the drought, and thus
rendering them unable to meet their pay
ments. The board awarded leases for
forty sections of land, the smallest Of any
award yet made since the organization OF
the board. The board discussed several
petitions for extending the time of pay
ment OF interest on school land notes
but would grant no relief. The secre-
tary announced that Grass Commissioner
Whitehead had refunded the $500 which
had been advanced TO him by the board
when he first started out,
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FIRST IN AMERICA.
Dr. Mott INEQUALITIES Little Boy with NY
drpphobia Virus.

DIT, mOtt inoculates "a Lutte boy WIN ny
drophobia Virus.
NEW YORK, July 6,--The first inocula-
tion to prevent hydrophobia was per
formed by Valentine Mott yesterday
morning at the American Pasteur insti-
tutc rooms, in the Carsesge laboratory.
DR.. Mott, who went to Paris TO inyesti-
gate Pasteur's method Of protection,
brought over with him rabbit that had
been inoculated by Pasteur. The animal
died on the voyage and the spinal mar
row was ca eiully preserved and used In
perpetuating the disease. At 1r.t the
doctor experienced great difficulty In Sc
curing, 10 regular sequence, deaths, and
Il was feared that the virus would be-
come exhausted, but finally he succeeded
In producing death daily, and thus Sc
cured vlros of graded strength. Yester-
day morning Dr. Newton of Jersey City
presented his little son, aged Twelve, who
was bitten nine days ago by a dog that
Ia believed TO have been mad. DR.. Mott
10 performing the operation proceeded
upon pasteur's well-known methsd. The
virus was prepared by reducing in
chicken broth small portion OF the
posonous marrow OF about fifteen day:
of age. The puncture was made below
| the chest, and the little boy bore Tn,
operation maniully. The incubation will
be repeated daily until the virus of tn
/ greatest strength has been used, when |
I IS hoped that all danger from hydrophObi;
/ will have been averted
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Gonnnd,s Nrw Mnrl,.

The Paris Figaro gives the following
information about the new work of NJ.
Gounod which will be produced at
$Gs.opera 10 1889; The subject is taken
from the Gtosy Of Ahelard aud Heloise. 1t
IS poem called" Maitre Pierre, ron which
M. Gounod has been occupied eight years,
and was originally intended for produc-
ton In ordinary dramatic form. The
poem, which is written by NJ. Louis Gal
let, Is not, properly speaking, a dramatic
work. II Is rather a legendary cycle In
four parts, depicting the chief episodes In
the life Of The famous doctor The situa-
tions follow each other and the scene is
changed without any care for the ordinary
rules OF dramatic transition. Conse.
quently, II Is series Of tahleaux, begin
ming with the celebrate dispute between
Guillaume de Champeaux and Maltre
Pierre Abelard and finishing with the death
OF Helolse, "Maitre Pierce will, in fact,
be neither an opera nor lyrical drama,
but une suite diamutlque 10 four acts.
There are number Of important choral
messes, but only four or 1--we roles. The
composition has been finished for some
time, and The vocSlists TO Interpret IL are
chosen, az aGy rate, IN NJ Gounod's miud.
Their names, however, are not YET given,
because three years may bring many
changes among the singers OF the opera.
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100 rronhle y. mod.

LIITIR RoOE, ARK, July 1.-THE eX-
element oecasloned by the riot yesterday
on the Tste plantation continues un.
abated, Mother the shefin uos any Of
the members Of his posse have returned,
and Il is feared that more trouble has oc.
Cured The latest report from the plan
tstion states that furious mob Of 100
negroes slill surrouodSshe btsiegei cabin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

BuFFALo, N. ", July 6.-Essterday AZ.
teTnoon Nicholas harman, German liv-
ing IN the II precinct, lifted his Infant
child from the cradle by It's legs and dashed
It's head against wall. Barman then
ned aud has not been captured. He Is re-
ported by his nelghbors as having been
Qua spree, and was drunk at the time.
The child died
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
At Danvtr.

DENVER, Col, July 6.--Early this
evening fire destroyed the academy Of
music, the Rocky Mountain News and the
Goode and McClntere blocks The
ground floor OF the latter was occupied as
dwelling-rooms, in which several men
were sleeping. All escaped except Tim
Enright, roustabout, who was too drunk
to realize his danger and was burned to
death. The loss amounts to 5000, 600; in.
surance about S65,000.
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nIeneY for PnrnnIIi,.n-

DETROIT, Mich, July 6,--Rev. DR..
o'Reilly, treasurer Of the National league,
to-day cabled $4,000 additional 10 the
trustees OF the parliamentary fund in
London. This makes 100000 or sl00, 900
RENTED by the league within the past ten
days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

'fNNAAt " tur haAtitos
HoUsroN, Ten, July G.--Daye Bruden,
negro man, was found lying on Caro-.
lima street unconscious this afternoon
with bottle labeled morphine beside
him. He was taken to the calaboose and
physician summoned, who succeeded in
saving his life. This is the second at.
tempt made by Bruden to depart this life
Via the morphine route within the last
two months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
Announcements
LIEUTENANT Goyrls9I

LIEUTENANT GOyElANl
We ave authorized 10 apnouhn 4
Wheeler of Eastland county as ! III
Lieutenant governor of TEXAS, 8 h
action of the state Democrats roi''''
FOR CoMPTROLiR Z
We are authorized TO announ q \
field as a candidate for STATE CODY
ject to the action of the Dcnocnh i
vention.
FOR COUNTY ATT0RNlt
We are authorized to annonnt n
Robert ID. Wear AS n candidate l@ n
county attorney of TaTrant cQanV 4
election, to be held November \
however, to the action OF a Den'''
convention.
We are authorized TO aunounr
Carlock as a can didate ior poen} Y
the ensuing election, suOlect
the Democratic county conftnsN'
In Fort Worth, July 10, lssn. K
We are authorized TO annoan., Z
as a candidate for county auoias, a
ing election, subject 10 the actlg,s .
cratic county convention, 70 W
Worth, July 10, 1856.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE I
THE GAZETTE is auiherlz.a Y
Judge Sam Furmau a candidisser y
10 the Office Of ty iudse o. r. Z
subject to the action of the t9u,n2 4
convention, TO be held July - ~
FOR SHERIFF,
THE GAZETTE Is authorizes, "
name of w NJ Rea as canuia.,l y
OF sheriff OF Tarrant county M .a
ton OF the Democratic confenHs.
THE GAZETTE is authorized . " y.
name OF Il. II. shipp ~ = e
Office Of sheriff Of Tarranl uy saa,
the action OF the DemocfAH0 "
10, 1855. .oe
THE GAZHT-E Is authorizes Y
name OF j. w. RobintOn a. o.s,>
ofiice of assessor OF Tauant N,
IE,wever. to the action OF ~
cratic nominating cOpyenuVn,, ~ !.
FOR DISTRICT caa ~. !.
we are authorised 10 ann r's.e
field for re election TO the oh''ssl,
Of Tarrant county, subject " -
Democratic convention, july ~ ~ 4
We are authorized 70 an iss 81
den as a candidate iof w y AZ /.
Clerk at the ensuing NoVen'os 2.
we are authorized 70 ailn a n Az /
of Arlington for the posl,iO,n, ~ IA
Tarrant county, suhlect ~. y <
Democratic county conNuH'.s- TX !.
THE GAZETTE "a agtno.l's,,'f 2
John II. Swayne = canaleA,ef Ilpl'
the ofilee OF county olefh eo1n. i
subject 10 the action q ~ n. ls< 4
convention 10 be held 1u'5 ~ y
THE GAZETTE IL atithoi,,sosr1th IA
j. Fulford as a anolgA's sobit n
stable for Precinct 40. Z IN.
Of the Democratic coh'eS
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Indictment against All Of tnose members
II the evidence esought before them
should 80 warrant.
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INSTRUCTED FOR WHEELER.
Special to the Gazette.

Big STRINGS, TEX July 6.-The Dem
ocratic county convention Of Howard
county met at the courthouse last even
ing. After some prelIminaries two dele
gates TO the state convention were elected,
viz: 5. II. Cowan and L. G. Andrews
These delegates were unanimously in
structed to support Judge T. B. Wheeler
for lieutenGnt-goyerner so long as his
name should be before the convention.
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ON WALL STREET.
Rumors of Western Union ConsoIlda-
ton With Baltimore 4 Ohio
l'ooms That Stock.

All the pIsas for the Recognizable OF
the Texes y Paciic FsII-haiiroad
bonds Dali.
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T'E1xA|
Midland Ri
cult C'''Flia 4 Sllli
MOVEMENT az.
ps,,v 49,, a

MOVEMENT a..
Daily each wsv Il,
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iimpasny Bn0wnwood " tlt..l
Caldwell. Sot1trreli' ~ we ~ 4
vile, Rosenbcrr IN N
and Galvessos qptt
TIH9lE Tan, +,
n eject March 7, Iss6. re,s-
weston HOusttsn ard Infc,,....1 "a =
Leave Fort Worth lA.ql., \.
a rive HOsstnu. '.s...
Arrive Galveston '''''t. N,
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accommodation Train-Clebs,, 4
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M'klNNEY NOTES.
POLITICs At TAYLOR.
Special to the Gazette.

TAYLOR, Tex, July 6.-There was
some little interest manifested In politics
at the picnic yesterday Among the
speakers was Esq, Boschelle, candidate
for the legislature, who spoke chiefly
for himself. He wants Judge Terrell for
senator but is non-commital on the ques.
ton Of governor.
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Through Ttcls
And baggage checks to a, ~ Z
United States VT
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a NEW RoU11s |
Nav asota and bfontgomerv VI
sne only all-rail rople Z. Sew
Via Temple and Ias,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

The Only Ror''
cumming cold through .r,la
SORT WORTH and ClI,si
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Special to the Gazette.

WHTEsDoRo, TEX, July Ga petition
signed by number of leading citizens
was presented to Mr.. A. NJ. Ashcraft yes
terday, asking him to become a candidate
for the legislature. Mr.. Ashcraft re-
sponded in his statesmanlike manner,
thanking his friends, and will begin to
canvass the county ct once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July 6.-Hon. A. w. Ter
rell arrived from Austin this evening and
took Central train for Mexia, where he
speaks tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

We are authorized TO announ =
field as a candidate for STATE COPY
ject to the action of the Dginoci'A
yention,
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