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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31

nrhe Home club has brought mucn uls
,rsca on the order. could zen VI ~
seem, .ars Instances in which THIS mas oc-
n lnv. n Is notorious fact that tne re,
cont Investigation by the commls'ee vi
,be general assembly has been Wnlse,
s s affair. The Home ciuD must RUE
w. min and with this end In view any QUE
vi .nho S Is ornosed to their principles VIII
ne driven from the order II possible. II
! man Supplies for membership and tney
,maoiue that he will be an enemy W
the s ne will be blackballed. case Oh
,hSs hind occurred in the ooetmen's
strife n recently when several prominent
members Of the Boetmens' union were .
h,ackhalled for no reason except tnae
thair influence was feared. for
over a wear Brooklyn men trlea 70
form a mixed district but the Home
clubs influence was exerted against the IN IN
successfully to keep them out unul sile,
the general assembly at Richmond
fear that they viii try to disrupt the
Greer if they caunot control the Kicn'
mond meeting. At that time VIII occur
the greatest struggle ever known IN tne
order, The Home club will stop AZ noIn'
ing. not even murder, to effect their ends
Victor Druey, the leader, Is an on-snool
NJ the Paris commune, and has oeeI
irving to make District Assembly NO ~
an engine of socialism"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
ONLY C0NVIVIAL.
4t Was In the Wee Sma' Hours When
Champagne Flowed Freely that
Sedgwlek Enjoyed Himself.
rrhe Upper Ten Indignantly Deny tho ~"t
rageOus RumOrs and VISA Bete scoT
wick ~ Rofutation.

Cry or MEXICO, Aug. 80.-Flytag re-,
ports have been current here since Fri
day regarding the treatment OF Mr. Sedg-
wick, the American special agent In the
Cutting case, who was on that evening
one Of the guests at the second ball given
by the Jockey club. The club In ques-
ton Is the most aristocratic In
Mexico, comprising in its membership
government officials OF the highest class
and representatives Of the Oldest and
most distinguished families. Mexican
gentlemen, members OF the club,
gave Mr.. Sedgwick on invitation as
special honor to an American
representative. He was received with
marked tokens OF respect, and everyone
endeavored to make the evening agree
able TO him, he being the most honoTed
guest. Toward the small wee hours of
the morning there was the usual lively
flow of champagne and numerous toasts
were drank In one Of the rooms set apart
for gentlemen, and careful investiga-
ton shows that Sedg@ick, while updoubt-
eddy participating In the cornwall spirits
OF the hour, was in no manner
treated insolently by members OF
the club. The managers OF the
y
| uiscourtesy was intended or practiced
upon Sedgwick, who made an excellent
impression. To set at rest the infamous
reports regarding MIR. Sedgwick, 1t is
proposed by leading representatives OF
the highest society In Mexico to give him
a-series Of dinners and receptions in or
der to make IL evident that he has the es-
TEEN OF the Mexicans. Since the rumors
became current large number OF en-.
tirely ridiculous and unfounded
reports have been in circulation but
no person of standing or reputa
tion inHthe community conversant with
the facts support them. Last evening
Sedgwick was the guest at a private
house at dinner at which were present
Minister Mariscal Of the department OF
foreign relations and Minister Romero
Rubio OF the interior department.
Mr.. S dgwick is comforting with Minis
ter Jackson, investigating the laws Of
Mexico bearing on the Cutting case, anC
is having translations made, and wher
through here will go TO Chihuahua anC
then to Paso del Norte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
RILLsBORO.

Tho Jealous Negro Commits Suicide Resi-.
dence nHrned--Negro Crippled by Train.
Special 70 the Gazette.
HlLIspoRo, Tx, Aug. S0.--Dock
Shelton, the murderer OF Nettle Saxton,
the pretty octoroou, was found dead this
morning at daylightsomo half mile south
OF the public square, and near the Waco
road. A pistol shot had been heard In that
locality shortly after the passing OF the
north-b ,und morning train. When
found, Shelton's breast was pierced with
a ball and his throat had been cut, while
near his right hand lay his pistol and
knife. Evidently he had despAired OF
making good his escape and had taken
his own life with the same desperation
that had prompted the murder Of last
night.
At ~ O'Clock last night the resideaen
Of w. v Bentley in the eastern part OF
lllllsOorO was seen TO be on fire. The
alarm brought out the fire department,
but the distance and the lack Of water
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
SPORTING.
In.ernatlonal soulllnE Raoel


LONDON, Aug. S0-The International
sculllng sweepstakes began to-day. The
prizes are; First, fl200. second, $500;
third and fourth, fll2, los each and ESQ
each to those beaten In the first round.
The drawing for the trial heats to-day re-
suited as follows;
First heat from Battersea to Hammer
smith, Matterson, the Australian oars
man, against Wallace Ross; second heat,
from Hammersmith to Kew, George j.
Perkins against John Teemer, and the
third heat from Kew to Hammersmith,
William Beach, champion of the world,
against G. w Lee, George Bubear, ''the
old man." will conclude the frs. round of
the.trial heats rowing over one of the
courses against time. The courses aver
age three and 4 quarter miles.
The drawing for the trial heats OF Tues.
day will take place to-day. The courses
will be the same as those OF to.day's
races, The final race viii take place
Wednesday and will be rOwed over the
championship course from Putney to
Mortlake.
In the heat between Teemer of the
United States aud Perkins of England
II emer won.
The heat between Matterson OF Aus
trailia and Wallace Ross was won by tn,
former who ilnished six lengths In iron
OF the Canadian. Eleven to ten was be-
that Ross would win.
Beach beat Lee In the third trial hea
by three lengths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
Advertise Fort worth.

Send the WEEKLY or SUNDAY GAZETTE
East and advertise Fort Worth and North
Texas. This is the last day in which
tickets in THE GAzETTE's first semi
annual distribution can be obtained, and
this opportunity should not be neglected.
Five hundred new subscribers should be
added to-day. How many will you send
AWAY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
CLEBURNE.
Gases CONFERENCE.-The for Drought Suffer
ers--Alltance Coit"r--Died.
en- Ia.
away ?

Gases Continued-Aid for Drought Suffer-
ers--Alliance Coitn.--Died.
Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Aug. 30.-All Grimm
al cases pending at the present term of
the county court were to-day continued
until next term of court.
Hon. b. d. Simpson, county Judge, and
j. l., Gillum, mayor of this city, have
Issued call for meeting of citizens on
next Monday, September G, 1886, at the
courthouse, to take some steps towards
sending relief to the drought sufferers in
the West.
The Farmers alliance OF Lone Prairie
Will bring their cotton to the city on
Tuesday, the 9TH OF September, instead OF
tuesday, the 3lst of August, as formerly
reported.
II is rumored that the Pacific Express
company will withdraw from ami cease
doing business at this place on Septem,
Der |, but the agent of the company has
received no notice OF such change.
A child OF Mr.. M, G. Dillon was buried
yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
They Go to tho Upper Lake Region Co Hum
and Fish.

SARANAc Inn, N. Y, Aug. S0.-The
presidents party left Saranlc Inn this
morning for the Upper lake region for
few days. hunting aud fishing in that re-
mote territory. With them went Col A.
IL. Belo OF the Galveston News and Harry
b. Brown of Philadelphia. The steam
launch, Nellie, conveyed the party down
Saranac lake TO Sweeney's corey where a
long jaunt across the country awaited
them. 1t Is not vet de-
termlned whether Mrs. Cleveland and
her mother will 90 into the woods
or await the return Of the party at one of
the houses on the edge OF the wilderness.
In all probability they will make the ven
ture, as Mrs Cleveland has expressed a
desire to rough 1t with the others. Few
ladies here have the courage TO under
take such a jaunt in the woods. The
party will not return before the latter
part of the week, The party have gone
beyond the reach Of telegraphic commu.
nication, and may not be heard from until
their return.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
KILLED MS sON.IN.LAW.

A New Orleans Man Receives the Contents
of Both Barrels OF a Shot. Gun in the
Head.
ST. JOSEPH, La, Aug 90.-This morn
ing as Judge B Lamb aud Joseph Nichols
We're 10 consultation in the law ofice OF
the former, Col. b. l.. Reeves stepped to
the front door and fred the contents OF
both barrels OF shotgun into the head
aud shoulders of Nichols, killing him in
stantly. Col. Reeves surrendered him
self TO the authorities. He was lodged In
jail without bail. He claims TO have
acted in self-defeuse. Nichols was the
son-in-law OF Col. Reeves, and some
family trouble Is supposed TO have been
the origin OF the difficulty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31

BY sending the wEEKLf p -, von
GAnErrE to friends or relaps,v,, ~, !, =, vour
become factor in the upe.- - - - not
S Co,y.,s sn .,o re' are sSsss.nds Oh square
w wVssI Of fertile teer's awaiting deyei,
mass % Tan, Tsl vssr fristds oi'this through
D ,r n.-.r spdybtd them come. II
ihA u 49, w D, a good country for en-
.a'..,. Ss sc1<st, Industrious men and
'elp ' ssor Your faith by Inviting chem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31

Yesterday Agent Miller Of the Fort
Worth & New Orleans road received a
telegram from headquarters, notifying
him that a special train would be run
from Fort Worth to accommodate dele
gates and others desiring to attend the
Waxahachie convention. The special
Will leave Fort Worth Wednesday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock, and will reach Waxa.
haehie at least an hour previous to the
call OF the convention. The courtesy of
the Central officials in this matter will
doubtless be duly appreciated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
Charles u. Buer and j. caldwell,

Proprletors of the new and attractive sa-
loon Just opened on the corner OF Thir-
teenth and Main streets, invite the public
70 see them, and they promise to serve
only such qualities of liquor as fastldious
tastes demand. Smokers will also find
inc very finest brands OF cigars on sale
at their stand. Their friends all over the
state are especially requested TO give
them friendly call
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31

caused the failure Of their efforts to save
the building. Dolly small amount ol
furniture was saved. Insurance on nnv
house $1,000, on the furniture $500. IW
cause OF the hee Is unknown. e.
Jefi Watson, colored man, In uy,,ae |
TO board a freight train this no e. rnS |
missed his footing and had bis io0'
OF BY the cars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
For Fort Worth.

Those interested in the progress of
Fort Worth can render valuable aid in
that direction by sending The WEEKLY
or SUNDAY GAZETTE to friends or rela-
tives East who contemplate coming to
Texas, Five thousand people in the citS
can do this much for Fort Worth before
tonight. win they do it? viii 500 re-
spond to the call2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
TO AssASsINATE POWDERLY.

The Home Club, n X. OF L. Organization.
Alleged to Have Tried TO KIN Powderiy,
NKw YORK, Aug. s0.--The exposure OF
the Home clubs alleged attempt to kill
General Master Workman Powderly, as
published in a Plttsburg Sunday paper,
has sgltatad Knights Of Labor circles in
this city, Several members were seen to-
day who united In denouneing the club IN
unmessnred terms. One Of them said
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
GORFIl
A General Eighth Kls.A
Fatally Shot zSl l,a
ously san
Smith, the A,snssiu ., o.
Closely Runs.,-a 4
tain y D. \
Special % the ea.e.ls

Special TO the Gazette.
GREENvLLE, IN.
town Of Caddo Mius
yesterday over a ssS.,
arose between two 1
Williams and WllIh3
on the Missouri Pad
men were intoxlcatl
q uarrel originated III
could not be Learned
was badly stabbed haf
sci received shots lArn,
From the best mlonas
seems that before lhs
outsiders took 4 hpi b \.
up of the main nghk lln
side fights 10 progfslsiat
ing but slight bruises
| The officers are luYsNn.
ter.
| Inc German levs FAll
W anI n saw o'ni'p !. " ~ VA /.
ous DePu' y s c1rnl II
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unvii .ney -, n MN" -.
Last night bli ! =, s'aa aa !
became ENGAGED u = i NV Y
the champion ll,a nes,v si W..
". Ihey were 's1oO1a 1
low negro ave on. u L s'..s Y
depot, wnen ' wy. o . ",
cents. johnson ols ,',s \,
tnree deadly sI n, ,',, ls% !, 4
mead. ABOUT y 1870 .'.'s 4. !
nsu d row l =, Wy ac,s ss'l' rn ~
with a Kpoc s ,',OVsns., sy'I ,
~ a. m anu su =. a,s,vI,
thorltles, ana u ~ u,., y.
was put IN an. .. wy y" =,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
Fousht wlth Hand aIors..

BALTMoRR, MD, Aug 80 --Johuny
Murphy Of Boston, the champion feather
weight OF New England, and Billy Young,
a local pugilist, met tonight In club
room in this city and fought
six rounds with hard gloves. The II.
fair was kept very quiet, and full
particulars cannot be escertained, but Il
Is known that the tight was very savage,
and that Murphy came OF victorious.
Young was quite badly punished. A
number Of professionals were present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
Just Try one,

Buy package Of Silver Loaf and give
II q ialr trial. Ii you do this you viii
never regret 1t. How many disastrous
failures In making bread cause troublous
yeAatlon IN the usehold? This can all
3e 9oviated by Trial of Silver Loaf. j.
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
uiarksyllle.

Special % The Gazette.
CLARKsvILLE, Tx, Aug. S0.-Harry
watkins, the reformed drunkard, lee
turea last night at the Methodist church.
ana neld forth again tonight on the evils
Oh lntemperance. The speeches were
very good. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
Bass Hail.

ST. LouIs, Mo, Aug so..--st. Louis,
10, Cincinnati, 3.
ST. Lous, Mo-, Aug. so.--st. Louis, Z;
New York, 3.
BAIrIMoRs. Mn. Aug. Baltimore,
9; Brooklyn, 5.
DETROIT, Men, Aug, So.--Detroit, ?;
Boston, o.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, Aug. S0.-Ksu.
sas City, 2; Washington, 3.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. So.--Chlcsgo, ls,
philadelphil, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
BAIRD.
/Iyn,eer Arnold badly Hurt by Being
Caught IN Turn Table.
TO cone

lsgecaai 10 che Gszstte.
n BNrRn, Tx, Aug a0.--An accident
happened yesterday at the turn-tuoie by
the round.house Of the Texas & Pacific
raflroaS, in wbIch Waiter Arnold, little
SON OF Mrs. Ella Arnold, was badly
bruised. The small boys OF the town
were playing on the turn-table, and had
It In motion when Walter fell and was
caught between the table and wall. lie
rs bedly but not fatally hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
The same olh .tnrr

NodALEs, A, T., Aug. so.-GeronImo
has sent word to Gen. Miles that he viii
meet MIN at San Bernardlno ranch 10 Az.
range the terms of surrender.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31

by using Bass Chicken Cholera Cure
For sale By all druggists =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31

School Children, Lunch Baskets,
All sizes and styles at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31

nAshets, Dinner Baskets.
Immense varieties at the Fort wo,,,,
Grocer Co.'s. "VI'n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
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At Anderson's gun store.
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BISHOP & CO.'S
Savings Bank
The Undersigned will Receive Money al
their Savings Bank upon the
Following Terms

o. szuz Of Five HEnd-ed Dollars O. under from one
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L. Joszz5l5a.7 n. Is:e.7 N. tasAs,l

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Return Of Funds.

Mr.. Frank McSsocks- Ezs furnished 8 Is: q TIE
moneys Subscribed S15 deposited With Nh. C
Along for the pc-poss q relieving any existing
distress among Chinese. sitter the lzts gTsst ire
Sn5. as Mr.. Along S.sssS thzt he hzs expended 81.
that he considers Necessary. there being none %
C1InsSs nationality nov II need q aid. there :
nov balance remaining Il NJ. Afo1c'S hands
EE,ch Il desires - -s.-r-- Pro -z-1- 20 .oSs Who
50 kindly Subscribed. I1s SEO11.S Cozy Be %
s1ine1 BY calling 81 TIE treasures o1cS- Follow
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TIE eZpS-1i.1re-
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So Castle + Cooks 49,. ScAzsts- i Co. -.
HzeAts,5 / Co. 81. c b-sEs- : Co 500. a !.
Cartwright $Ioo. Wing Wo Chz- S9pp. J. \ Hop
ps- Siao Jas Campbell SI5o. Paste Hardware
Co SIo4 Z o. Hall { Son sin Pau Nsznsnz
So. Lz1 kan 81. Eresihks Pescocz 81, c. J.
Lyons $l0. Z 5. Thomas s.. Goo look s.. ".
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he sxps2dIE1rss amounted 70 81 st5. and van
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bsEk Eysrs, a. 81 pS- pzSsscSs-, Sl-SQS: tEC
funerals $3.50 af.s16Z1os O. psElsots II ths
Hospital SSS; advertising losEcs OF subscription
So ta7S lesvlHS bslA1os- for rsE1rn- q s. -es5
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On Saturday, August 9TH, 1886
j = Otl0ck noon,

AIls o'clock noon,
The property soEsrsd by sid mortgage, VIZ: sIl hat
land st1zIe MxkEpzis II said kOhalz and bounded
and described s. follows:
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kzhookszO kolO Pz Ak 80 so kzul O. 90 ksuI
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kzsi * poh2k1 kEhz pes Is kshzwzi, slsis holo
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kEEsEzf ne E1s SizlIi hiki kz pohsku hui 81
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s h-hookznO ~ pohzku he s. 10 ksui ne 10 J
Z klhoOk1-o-
APs1. Elus Cb}-E pit ans 10 N2reka. : hiki Ike
slsnli szPZni, ks slunul He s7& kO $50 ksul 8
Eiki Ks hoOElskE Ares 40 eks, sud being g
l0Z1iol Of ss7I. c 97Si, issued keliiezles.
sud thE premises thst conveyed 70 the said
ks6oOk1ao b! Eshookzao bT deed dated Sept 10Th
1883. AID recorded fl Lib s. fol . Sld 81.
Dated 18Th June. 1855
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LEWIS ]. LEFET. Aucsioneer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-08-03
The Planters MonthIr.

he P-Ezt<y's N.zrEly hzs f1l table OF CO..
tents eEs-y article bs1ns Of interest and inpo--
.zlcs 10 OH s-zpls s-s6s-
he E1rop=zn S1ES- bozcsisS ooc1py several
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British Sugar Rs5ns-s COMMITTEES addressed 70 the
P-eslGsc; q tns Bosrd q T-z6s- shows the szsei
q British RsS-srs % The Continental Bo-nty
SEstso-
1zlse Ey6rzzllc Pressure RsE1lEso-, which 81
pears - - yElClt.s l1ys11su1- and testimonials
q rs Usefulness CCEoS- oys- 6oZs1- Ire Bs--
bz6oes Agricultural Gzlzs-s SAYS -E1s kbo,
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pssz : zivz1 u Statistics q tie C-S.on Eo-s;
to- The Ers- 81 months q IN cz--s-- YEAR Oh
pared VIII .zS- ysz-. nah 10 Ehs s1TE-fzss c.
ISL S=v=-zl C-1S- articles - q make ID e
interesting u-C5E.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-08-03

Several professional people vii shortly PISS
th-o1rh hs-e. sa ro1ts 10 the Colonies among
tbsr- lszr. FAol BoynfOn. the noted vs1sr yoysgs-
A. Me se-ar1-1e, s female tslcIst-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-08-03

Five years ago broke down with kidney
and liver complaint and Theausti=m.
Siuce tfsa l have been unable 70 bs about
AZ al. NJ liver hsezIas hard Ike ~ood ny
lirbs ~eEe paEad up AMI filed with water.
All the best physicians agreed that nothing
cculd cure ne resolved 10 Try Hop BitteTz;
I have used seven bottles; TIE hardness has
al gore from ~ liver, The swelling from ny
limbs, zb5 il has u-0TEaad I szir5CJs in ny case.
Otherwise l would have beea DoE II ny grave.
w. MoRK1. Buffalo, OCT. /, ISL