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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
MrRpEROusLY pOIsOYEp.

A woman charged with the Horrible
Crime OF Kiili0g Hsr children 20 OBJ
tain shn Insurance Upon Their Lives,
BOSTON, MASS, Aug ll.--Mrs. Sarah
Robinson Of 'jUmeryille was arrested late
tonight charged with poisoning several
members Of her family. Thomas Il.
Smith, foTtg-iiye years old, OF Hyde Park
WIS arrested as an accomplish The
facts in the case are of very startling
nature, and only became known 70 the
police within comparatively ehort time
In March last Elizabeth Robinson, q
twenty-two-year-oi daughter Of Mrs
RObl nson, died. The death excited con-
siderable curiosity, as Lizzie was known
TO be very healthy girl For short
time tho neighbOrs gossiped about the
death, but the Talk soon died out.
A few weeks ago an adopted son,
Thomas Freeman, aged seven years,
WAS taken suddenly III and he
died ia great agony in less
than 1.-TWO days. The lad was buried
without any suspicion being aroused.
Two days ago WillamJ. Robinson, son
OF Mrs. Robinson, twenty years
old, became suddenly in and
II was feared ho would not
recover Ills symptoms greatly
alarmed his friends, as they were almost
similar 10 those Of his adopted brother
His friends advised him to call IN cele-
bratod physician. Mrs. Robinson OBJ.
iected 90 this, but finally the physician
was sent for without her knowledge. The
physician made examination and the re-
suit WAS that be found some poison In the
food To be sure that no was right he
sent some OF the food and medicine to
Prof. Woods OF Harvard college, The
professor made an analysis aud he dis
covered that there were large quantities
Of arsenic both in the food aud medl-
ciues
The result of tho analysis
was made known 10 the po-
lice Of Somerville Young Rob.
lnson was removed from the house under
protest from his mother, and Is now on
the rapid road 10 recovery The body OF
young freeman was disinterred, and IL is
said that arsenic enough 20 cause death
was found In the stomach. The body of
misH Robinson VIII be txhumed to-mor-
row by medical experts There is no
doubt In the minds Of the police that the
deaths were planned by Mrs Robinson
and her accomplish Smith, The young
woman ana boy who died were both In.
sured for $1,000 each In the United
Order OF Pilgrim Fathers. Young Robin
son was also insured In the same order
for similar amount, This money was
paid by tho society soon after death
and was collected by Mrs. Robinson. Her
husband died about -four years ago and he
was also Insured. There aru many peo-
pie who believe that his death was also
by the hand OF this new Lucregla Borgla.
Sho Is a hard.lOokiug woman and Of a
very grasplng nature. She had the three
members OF her family Insured and paid
the premiums personally.
Her accomplish, Smith, has been con
slant visitor at her Somerville house for
nearly year past. He has bad reputs-
ton la the town where he lives. II is
said that he was TO be married to Mrs.
Robinson next month. Both are IN good
but the greed for gold
prompted them to copmit two horrible
murders and to attempt third,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
MITenELl C0uNrY rAXgs.

CattitmeR g,eaViDg the County, but No,
Being Driven Ont ~ slle Settler.
special to tho Gazette,
Cotomno, Tx, Aug. ll.--Ml,chell
county iax-rSsls this year foot up e. AS.
40, dlrided "a followsi ik,esldent roll,
81 ,06o,.9ii non resident, 81 ,a9a. ast I'M.
rendered, SfIs,o0b, showing an increase
OF SAl5,fTo over last year, III lease law
has prodaood wonderful ee'ect on the
stock Interest "a 1884 0nr rolls showed
the total amnunt OF cattle IN our eoupty
10 be about $50 00l. Last year the toSal
numhor was 49, SO head, aud tho present
yeAr,tho total numeer is 10 g6G, showing
y decrease ~ one half each year Gnc0 tho
lease law eyas passed. II cannot he
elalmod thNs Il Is the Rctual settler
driving them out and putting the lands In
cultivation, fer there " not a0a aevos In
cultivation In this county. one cattle
nrm that tendercd $4,000 head last year
for tRKoa, gender 5000 this year. showing
that they had actually aalpped out A.. 900
head. hniesa the next legislature does
something IN the way OF rcmedying this
law, next year will find 10 1000 head Of
cattle In this hoaated stock county Of the
fertile Wett Them Is one OUTFIT haze
hat has about "a 900 acres under fenca
that was grabbed up under the dollar act,
au6 illod on IN the name ~ hilAsolf, wife,
all AZ hts children, part OF his cousins and
q icn hired hands, II takes up toe best
aud sou might say ALI oi ihe farming
lands IN the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
TIE EXCURSION.
mr. nlgby vindIeated b. tho excursion.
ieia.

Mr.. Highly vind.ented BY tho Excursion.
iaia.
editor GAzErrEi The statement made
by persons In Galveston, which appeared
In the Evening Tribune OF that city, ard
subsequently, republshed by the Mail of
Fort Worth, that Mr.. Highly with his
special car left Galveston without giving
due rotlcc of his departure, does Mr..
Highly an Injustice. On tho way 20 Gal
weston Mr.. Highly did all possible by his
courtesy and gentlelhanly attention 20
render the trip pleasant ANA comfortable
for all, and before leaving Galveston, the
time Of his departure was freely circulat-
cd. II comes with poor grace from shy
peIeon, after pArtaking u the Kindness
and hospitality OF Mr. Higby, 10 be SO
thoughtless anc unappreclaliys as 10
charge him With neglect, when the negh.
gence, II any, should DO charged 10 such
persons themselves. Having, with Others
who went GOWN on the special, remained
several days after the departure OF Mr..
Highly, the statement % the Tribune
quite surprised me. I'm. C0orER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15


Jones CogHty Cref,s Aimost y rotA Eaii'
uro-itjyd snillgsn murder gepe.
spsfihl " th0 Gazette.
fasON, Tx, Awr. ld.--The crops In
Jones c0Fnty are ait0ial failure tale year.
ac Tar, though within the last three weeks
there have beer pretty general rains
throughout The coaltrY and nc farmers
have all planted large crops * sorghum
aud mNlet, which viii baye plc4ty Of time
% mature yet and furnish attendant feed
tor winter. The iatn rains have put
plenty 81 stock water IN all Tho holes and
the country hs0 assumed 80 natural ap-
pearcueo
II the Iioyd-Sulllyan murder case,
BOYD was admitted 20 bail Ia the Gum OF
eBe10 The father Of Sullivan thinking
the bond insufficient, made new com
plaint against Boyd and had him re-
arrested ne IL now In iaii Tho de-
fenFe VIII sue out writ 81 habsag corpus
before Judge Cookrell and have his bail
Fixed, Boyd llas many wnrmffiends both
IN AnH0n ana Abilene, aud can command
considerable money, while Bullgan's
friends have plenty Of money 70 back
them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

l.. Z.
fefa to4tI1I4 ~ h IN totfFA f,sa ~
III Dllftf1 t441 and r0i1 ~ Nteeu ~
cfhtael ffpnlbs fIssn ftHdF Apl1rf ~
par With lot drlfplngs and bgttet pf AZ
buifer v one pfefefs, ana ~ slowly A. ~
10 BE- Hafe and have She plant thoroughly
coot3d, otherwise u - very teteiesf.
When rich brown, serve ana % sure 70
spad Vi tho tabbs hot.
potato salad reople who object %
oil sppfoge this recipe FOnr cold boiled
poiaioes and two hafd-boiicd eggs; crop
together noe, ndd one teasp0Onfpl pep
per aud mustard each, two teaepoong SAIL
and f0r the ssia1 take ono egg Desten
light, two tens9Oong sweet cream and iour
u good elder yireger,
Leaking lamrsli Che lamps be care
Tally cleaned and wiped dry, nnd tns
wicka turned down short distance be-
low tho Ion Of tho tnrnefs, there win
never be q truce Of 81 upon the outside Of
the lnDpg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

fhlnp Bests Brewing company's beer
named places. 'V"''s-
Tiyoli Hall.
Max Riehen, on the square.
Cabinet saloon, Main street
ton. ~uN mus
TonfSd Schmidps, foot Of Houston.
aufi exchange, Nam street.
W IL. Wilson, South side.
- " lanor, foot OF Houston street.
lanes 4 Femoerton, West weatherford
~ So i1l Marrln, on Front, between Main
yehn Woods, Eighth and Main.
Jersey Galloway Main and Twelfth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
CIGAR MEN TRIIIMpn

Tho Manufactures Take Hack Their Ola
employees ~ Union Mon.
NEW YORK, Aug, 1.-THE cigar mann.
iSctories have surrendered TO their old
employees, who were ordered out Of The
shops because they refused 10 ioin the
knights OF Labor. Tho men 20 back 40
union men, and presently VIII ali be mem.
pers OF the International CIparma k,,rs,
union, IL numbers about n, OOO. This
Is triumph for the otganised trades
over The Knights Of Labor, who, since Inc
SleVelAnd convention, have been hostile
20 open uulons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
Es ole,. a. d. nt.rl,rns ooualn.

am hrst cousin Of the late ex.Goy.
/ Alexander II, stephens, and have been
! postal clerk on different railroads since
! 1853 Ron ten years have been 9ufferer
from cancer on my fa00, whiuh grew
worse until tho discharge Of matter be-
came pf0flse and very ofonsge. be-.
came thoroughly dlegusted with blood
purifiers and pronounced them humbngs,
as had tried many without r0liei.
finally was induced 10 uao g 3. 49,,
which WAS about the lac Of February, ana
continued III nae until Tho latter part Of
April Tho offenWyo discharge decreased
no once aud the hardness around Tho car
cor Disappeared, II improved my gen.
tral health, aud ! rapidly gained
nosh and strength Tho die.
charge gradually decreased and
the cancer became less and less IN aIza
nnt, nothing ramalns e2cept scar TO tell
the tale " a once dangerous cancer. All
who have seen mo sincu J commenced the
use OF y Is. y, bear testimony Of my
great Improvement, end che scar ON my
face shows that II cured tho cancer
ind that u. Is. u comes aquarely 90 10
what " Is recommended aud cannot say
too much Ia praise OF THE wonderful med,
iolno have tgiod them an, but r. u, Is.
stapda AT the top as blood purifier.
Tiin above Is copied from tho Athens
(Ga) Benner-Wntohmnn being the yolun.
taty language Of Mr.. James A. Greer,
which Editor CAN'T lndorsesi
"Mr Greer II an honest upright citizen
OF AthonA, who lad a hed cancer, and hla
many friends thought ha could not live
very long, as the cancer WAS gradually
parplng the foundation Of his cousttu-
ton, but now lookawcll aud hearty"
Againaufa.
Several phyAiclEna have pronounced
my disease blood poison, caused by paint
or load IN the palnt, but they could not
cure me. Last summer used eighteen
bottles OF largely advertised blood
medicine, which did me no moro good
thar 80 much water.
have used only two bottles Of u. b b,
and am proud 20 sag that have received
creator benefit from Thorn than from the
eighteen, and am now rapidly recovering
There Ia no question about the Huperlorl
" u, II. II. over all blood ramtdies,
slt Reynolds street w n. WuopY.
Augusta, Ca, April2l lSBG.
an who desire full information about
tho cause and cure OF blood polsons,
serufgla and scrotulOua swellings, ulcers,
sores, rheumatism, kindoy complaints,
catarrh, etc, can secure by mail, free,
copy ~ our thlriy-pwo-page illustrated
BOOK Sc Wonders, SLED with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known, Address, Boon nAtAi Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

frenchmen can properly be called "the
knights Of tho table," They are good
judges In all It's reanements and deica-
cies. In order 10 stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs In good or.
der they give pre-emlnence to Angostura
Bltters. When you try them be sure 1t is
the genuine article, manufactured by DR..
j.. G, u. SegeTt & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

0, NJ. Waterhouse, druggist aud phar.
maclst, loo Main. Electric light all
night. Competent druggists always ia
charge. Prescriptions delivered TO any
part Of the city AT all hours. Prices low
and accuracy guaranteed. German aud
French spokeu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

IN auotksr colamn d this Issue win be
found an entirely new and novel sps,cf
mon 81 attractive advertising. II u ont
Of The nsatest ever placed ~ our paper,
and va tnink orr readers viii DO we'll re-
nJld for@0amlrlng Tho supposed display
letters ~ the adyoriinement Of Prekiy
Aah ID tiers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
The ,,urnnas Attractlon.

The new brick addition 60 the Grand
hotel, on the south slide OF the public
square, 10 just completed Thirty-ase
handsomely furnished rooms, the best
ventilated In the city, are now thrown
open TO tho pgbllc. Tho table fare rs
positively beyond Improvement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

A large party will sail about the sOth OF
october from Texas port for Buenos
Ayres to form an English colony In the
Argentine Republic Passage very low
for particulars write G. d. Gordon. %
Soiedad street, San Antonio,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Catalogues OF the Universal Fashion
oompany's perfect htting patterns fur.
niShed free upon application TO us.
MANouM 4 MONTGOMERY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

fcu cannot be healthy with a dlsor.
dered liver or weak stomach. Take MOI
RS Casearine and these disorders WIN
promptly disappear WIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

From Hon. Joseph Brown OF 81. Louis.
am satisfied that j & @. Maguire's
win do all that Is claimed
for II, and those who make trial of II
viii not be disappointed II Il splendid
anti-bilions eathartlc and liver remedy.
JosEPH Brown, Mayor
Sold by II W, Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
on Long winded pnvm,n,..

Fakes 4 Co, are disposing of all klnds
and classes OF furniture on payments 10
suit all. Make an inspection tour throueh
their salesronms ISL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Have not advanced the price Of furniture
at Fakes 4 co'sj but to the contrary,
they are making revolution with low
prce6. See their new style bedroom
suits
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Constipation Is called the fatheg OF dis.
easss because most all diseases originate
from that cause. Cascsrine IL the only
sure cure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

4. before deciding upon school for your
c cssSnssIs write TO this Institution Tor 4
catalogue showing rs advantages. :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Gem Folding Beds
For children at Fakes s Co.'s. See them
aud examine the convenience Of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

tlahitual constipation produces piles.
This most painful aiisction Is prevented
by usipR Morris CascArine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
NJ. l.. Hayden, agent, 4oa Main street,
Fort Worth.



J OFFICES
Lafourche. Ia
la Grange, ToN.
Lake ChRrlos, La.
LAngtrY, Tex.
Ledbetter, Tex.
Liberty, Tex.
Luling, Tex,
Lac0st5, Tex.
hIanailold, Tex.
Midlothian Tex.
Maria, Tex.
Manor, TcN.
Marathon, Ten.
Marion, Tex. .
Marlin, Tex.
Mcnado, Tex.
Mckinney, Tex,
Melissn. Tex.
MoXla, ToN.
MlilCan. Tex
Morgan City, Ia.
Morgan, Tex.
Murphyvllle, Tex.
NHvasotn, Tex.
Now Ibpflu. N.
Now Orleans, La.
New Philadelphia, Tex
OpelouHaB. La.
Orange, Tex
Patiison, Ten.
Paige, Tex.
Palmer, Ten
Pattcrsonville, La.
Perry, Tex
Plano, Tex
Racelaud, La.
Ravne, In
Reagan, Tex.
Rice, Tex.
Richardson, Tex.
kichiGnd, lex.
Richmond, TEX.
kosenburg, Tex
Sabine PAYS, Tex.
Sealuy, Tax.
sylvan, ToN.
Sablnal, Tex.
San antonio, Tex.
SandersOn, Tex
ScbuleDberg, Tex
Soguin, Tex
sherman, Tex.
Sorro, La.
sour Lake. Tex.
Sponord, Tex
- Martlnsville, Ia.
sutton, Tex.
Terrebonne, La.
Terrell, Ten.
Irihodt aux, La.
Thornton, Tex.
Ilgervil @, la.
uYaldo, Tex.
Van Alsiyne, Tex.
Valentine, Tex.
NictOrin. T0N.
Village, Tex.
Waclder, Tex.
Walnut Springs, Tex.
Washington, La.
WhNahachie, Tex
Weimar, Tex.
Wollborn, Tex.
Welsho, La.
wharton, Tex.
Whitney, Tex.
WoOdville, TeN.
WOotln, Tex,
WORKMAN, lex.
Waco, Tex.
Walker, Tex.
1sleta, Tex.
IN OTHER STATES AM
NTRIEs.
E. Los Angeles, Cal.
Minneapolis, MINI.
New \ sTk
Oakland, Cal.
Ogden, Utah.
Omaha, Ncb.
Panama, SO. America.
Paris, France.
Portlan ;, Oregon.
Pueblo, Col
Quereiaro, Mex,
Rome, Italy.
50 Joseph, Mo.
81 Paul, MINI,
san Franciaco, Cm.
sioux City, Iowa.
Sacramento. Cal.
-, Louls, Mo.
SAL Lake City, Utah.
San Joee, Ual
stockton, Cal.
Tucson, Arizona.
Topeka, Kan.
Vera Cruz, Mex.
Virginia, New.
cas-, Mex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Bargains ia laecs and embrgideres at
Mangum Montgomery N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

To Buy Furniture New
Ii great saving oi mouoy, especially
when yea trade Ut FakeB Co.'S,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

rEXAs
Anna, Tex.
/ Alexander, Tex.
Alexandria, La.
Algiers, La
Allen, Tex.
Alloyton, Tex.
Aquilla, Tex.
Austin, Tex
Baldwin, La.
Benehley, Tex.
Bafbreck, In.
Bayou Sa o, La.
Beaumont, Tex,
BWuf, la,
Brem0nd, Tex.
Brehhnm, Ten.
Broussardylllc, In
Bryan, Tex.
Burton, Tex
Calvert, Tex.
Camp Rice, Tex.
Carbon, Tex
Caruncro, La,
Chappell llill, Tex
Ch0neyvllle, La
ChacanUuia, la.
Uis o, Tex
College. lex.
Columbus, Tex.
CorslCaua, ToX.
Courtney, Tex.
Cucro, Tex.
D'lIanls, Tex.
De Leon, Tex.
Del Rio, Tex,
DGnlgOn, Tex.
Dth AllCiilhnuBl Ia,
Deyers, Tex.
Dublin, Tex
Dallas, Tex
EoiH, La
Eagie Lake, Tex.
Eagle Pass, Tex.
East Bernard, Tex.
Edgorly, Tex.
Elgln, Tex
Elllngcr, Tex,
vi PAso, Tex,
Ennis, TEX
Fort Worth, TcN.
FERRIS, Tex,
Flatonia, reX,
Franklin, In.
Garrett, Tex.
Galveston, Tex
Giddlngs, Tex.
1Onsales, Tex
Grand COtcau. Ia.
Groesbeeck, Tex.
Hammond, Tex.
HARDWOOD, Tex.
d O. 4
raymond ItN'
melnpstehu TEX
iiehihe, IeN'
ulcui lcN
Hockey TEX
nOnuo, rex
tionma, Ia,
houston, Tex
iowe, Tex
nuiltoWhi TEX
uungefiofd, peN
iiutchlns, TEX
hyati IeN
iIedoil -. I,N ~
Jchnnerctte,L La
Jiehnlngs, !,
kaufman, I.N
h,sinBso VIZ TEX
hohhet IeAs
nounlAo, IeN
i ~, ~ Ia
PRINCIPAL OFFICES
COZ.
eRu,,s :. Ohllen,esM cN
y aiio l,q \. NJ
n,tcillsoh, Nan.
nl-inhIck Dak.
nO .sI.. !. . mass
p ptt1nehi ser
gi,i MN , !, !, !. :. ~ !. ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

are taking the place OF an preyious
styles. Fakes 4 Co, have iine stock 10
snow you. :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
WiNT ERSMI1
CT
Cures every form Of Feve|
and Malaria. /
The chill when broken does

The reason Of Hs superiority oil
other rcHeAess
Is because in these plsEASE5
arrangement Of tho llyerand I'd
tive organs The rcmedi 4 aiul
reference only TO breaking the 4
gard to tho condition thesysliEI
whereas the mer breaking Of n,
email part OF what 10 required
orgnni of the BODY, moro espt
and stomach must he br0ughl
condition, otherwise the ietal
VIII he the probable result WI
TONIC acts &c tly and AGED
liver and bowels eiieciuallyl
cause of tho disease.
For sale BY all druggists, All
n CO., Wholesale ARonts, lou
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

EAT ah5 tau zee ~ f9fphmep
ll.a4ds .3t ht4t ard ~ commerce nnt
,lan Eal S&sNrefment. in c'giil
5ais isasih3 not ! cuns, bEza'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Shoes and slippers at greatly reduced
prices OF Eangum & MOntgomerria
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

bedroom suits
AZ Fakes y Co.'s cheap on iDstallments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express.
]. W. NICHOLS,

superintendent, Houston, TeH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-15
Keeping it Up.

A few Nevada papers stu keep
up the howl that Senator Stewart
is not home man and therefore
shoala not be elected to the Y. ?
Senate. Democratic papers espe-
cially are fond Of terming Mr.. Stew
art the permanent resident can
didate. Will you tell US how much
of home resident man, MIR. Fair
is? He does not even have as
mnch interest in the State as Stew
art: and plainly shows that ne does
not care anything about it except
for political purposes. Notwlth-
standing the talk that Fair will not
be in the field, we believe that he
will, and Mr.. Stewart is the only
man who is able to out general him.
In fact it is time when q man
should be sent to the Senate VINO
is capable of setting forth the wants
Of our people in manner that inc
Fasteners will pay some attention
to. Then stop this nonsensical cry
of importation and place a man an y
tbs nosition that will be credit e
Tho State.-Lyon County Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-15
crowinS Jute in Nevada .

An experiment in growing Ju'e
an Nevada soil is likely to prove
successful, A rancher in the vicln-
ity Of layton planted small patch .
with jute seed about the middle OF
Nav. The plants are growing rap
idly, the stalks having attained a
height Of IS inches above the
Ground. When the plants reach
maturity the stalks are about ~
feet high. Jute is . valuable ar.
t;ele Of commerce and is extensive
" used in the manufacture O
coarse bagging, large quantity De-
ing consumed annually in the South
for balins cotton. The jute impor'
tatiens into the United States from
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-15
KING LUDWIG'S SUICIDE

At 1870 yesterday the APrEAL
posted the announcement Oh us
bulletin board that King Lud"is'
of Bavaria had committed suic'de
bv drowning himself. The APPEAL
feels regret that this good hearted
hut misguided King ended his life
bv suicide. He mas spent the last
few wears in a prolonged debauch
for which he made his loyal sub
iects pay. 1t is recorded that ne
kept forty mistresses although some
of the chroniclers put it at as low
as thirty. We tell the tale as It
comes to US for we would not over
step the bonds Of truth and pile on
a single extra one.
The King was much such per-
son as "old King Cole who has
been immortalized as a jolly Old
soul" etc. who kept three hddlers
uuder pay all the year round. The
ouestion arises whether it IS worse
for a King to keep three fddiers or
forty mistresses. But such ques-
ton would only give rise to an IN
determinable discussion and We
drop it.
For some time past the old King
has shut himself up in his palace
with his female acquaintance ana
champagne cellar and put extra
guards at the door Of the palace to
keep out the gossips.
The press reporters were unable
te get very close to his majesty
: The only one who ever got II the
nalace has not since been seen
whether he was executed on the
spor or learned to prefer the uncon
yentional life Of the Palace to the
hmm drum labors Of Munich news
paper at salary of ten thalers :
week. is still matter Of conjecture
Recently the King was called upon
TO abdicate his throne. but the vi
layers attacked the messengers wht
came with the abdication docu
ments and compelled them to leave
the country. They said the hing
household was expensive and dress.
and they paid their bills wlthou
kicking. To break up such fam
ily would ruin the town.
Yesterday they found the Mn
"a dead as split mackerel In IN
river. floating toes up
With all his faults and weakness
tM King of Bavaria was IN man
- things a long way ahead OF man
other European potentates. Il
was liberal patron OF the III
arts. and when the mob howle
Wagner and his new School OF MI
sic out Of the theaters OF Europe
Ludwig built him one at immens
cost and presented it to him. II
made no hypocritical pretensions
being more virtuous than his re
lows and never boarded bis take
but kept the country money
constant circulation.
Poor fellow, he spent his none
like a King and died like dog
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-15
India and other countries to which
the plant is Ind genous foot up "a
500, 900 annually.

The United States Senate de-
serves another white mark for pass
ing the bill prohibiting Senators or
Congressman from being attorneys
for railroads that have been aiaea
by the Government.