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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
To tho Tenoher..

CALVERT, TEX, June 90, 1886, To the
Teachers Of the Twentieth Senatorial
Districts The summer normal for tins
district will be held at Jacksboro, OPEN
Ing the 18th day OF July and closing ON
the ith day OF August. Jacksboro IL
thriving interior town, forty miles from
Weatherford, and the same distance
from Decatur, with both OF which places
II IL connected by daily stages. The citi.
lens OF Jacksboro are progressive and
hospitable, and viii 40 all In their power
To make your stay among them pleasant
Board can be had In private families at
from ~ TO 81 per week State teachers
certificates, good for two years, will be
Issued To those passing the examination
prescribed by the state superintendent
Applicants must have attended the
institute for riteon days, including sun
days As the "principal object of the In.
siitute Is TO instruct teachers In the latest
and mos approved methods OF teaching. -
the daily programme win be arranged so
as TO best accomplish thlsend earnestly
solicit the attendance and cooperation
OF all teachers OF the district. No teacher
should fail to attend some one OF the
summer normals, and hope 10 make the
JackSboro normal as profitable to the
teachers attending as any In the state
Be present AZ the opening, and come pre-
pared for work. Yours fraternally,
w j. CRocKRR,
Pflncinal Jacksboro Normal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
STATE sUNDAY.sCHOOL.
Eleventh Annual Convention OF the Texas
state Sunday School AAsonIniion.


llousToN, TEX, June 2G.- The elev.
enth annual convention OF the Texas
State Sunday. association will be
held at San Marcos on August 3, and 3,
on the grounds OF the "TexRs Chautau.
quan
The State Sunday School association Ia
undenominational In character, and, co.
operating as II does with the Interna.
tionnl Sunday-School association, which
embraces the United States, Canada and
the British provinces, II represents the
best interest OF the Sunday-school cause.
and desires the most hearty and earnest
support OF all the Sunday-school workers
Of the state OF Toxas The great work
accomplished by the international Sun.
day-School association, which plans
the series OF international lessons. and
leads the thought Of the Sunday school
world, demands that support from the
state Of Texas which shall be excelled nv
no other, and 1t Is only desired to Impress
Sunday-school workers with this fact thai
the Importance OF the work may be real.
lied, aud that that individual support
shall be received which shall make this
years convention an interesting and suo
cnssful one.
The association has long felt tho need
OF direct and regular correspondence with
the friends OF the Sunday.schools In every
county, This is partially due to the iact
that IN many parts OF the state the sun.
day-school organization is incomplete and
the work necessarily inefficient Nothing
can DO moro active factor In remedylng
thls lnoiiiciency than the coming togeth-
or OF representative Sunday.School work
ers, that they may not only know each
vther personally, and that each may be
BRED by new zeal for the work itself, but,
also, mat each may become interested I'm
others,
TO this end, the secretary wants ,he
names OF all the Sunday.sehool sunerln.
tcndents or leading workers IN every
county that no may address them pef.
Aonally and ondcavor to secure mai,
active sympathy and cooperation.
Through the efforts being made bv Tho
San Marcos Sunday-School Assembly and
SUMMER Institute, which aims 10 be Tho
'IeNas Chantanqua,n the attractions
during August win be numerous. pieasant
ana profitable, aud we hope TO help them.
ana TO DC helped by them, In bringing 4
large number OF workers together then
nope every Sunday-school anpcrlntond.
ent VIII sndeavor TO be present, and See
70 IL That his school sends Delegates and
likewise ~ v"
special rates OF railroad fare have been
Obtained, OF cents for The rnnnd trln.
being cents per mile each way. and
anyone DESTROYS Of attending tho conyen.
tion can obtain al order FOR ticket NJ
inc special rate by addressing tho under
signed At Houston, Tex. These tickets
VIII be good, going 10 San Marcos. from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
TUE MAN WHO THREW THE BOMB.
One OF the Anarchists Turns states Evi-
donoo and Tells tho whole story,

one OF the Anarchists Turns stnts's Fyi.
donoo and Tells tho Whole story.
CHICAGO, LII, June 29.---"The man
who threw the bomb is dead.n This
startling remark was made last evening
by Oscar Neebe, one Of the eight men
charged with completely In the haymar.
ket massacre, f1t's no wonder,r he
continued, ''that the police have not
found him. The man who threw the
bomb was Rhelnholdt Kruger, who tried
to kill Officer Michael Madden the day
after the haymarket riot and was fatally
shot by Madden"
This remarkable statement led 10 an
investigation Of Kruger's record. VIM.
Sellger, the indicted man who turned
states evidence, says that Kruger was
one oil the consprators at the secret
meeting held In West Lake on the night
OF May .. II was ut that meeting that
the plot was laid Kruger was one OF the
most radical anarchists, constant
meter to offensive action. His
description tallies In every respect
Win that given by John Bernet Of the
man who threw the bomb. lie was
known to be engaged with Louis Lingget
and Two others In the manufacture of
~ NhN bphlbes llt ulhtUutu int
haymarket meeting with imam named
Wilhelm Boege After the terrible af-
lalr the two went on a debnuch, and late
IL tle afternoon OF the following day
made their way gradually toward the
scene OF the massacre. In Il saloonon the
corner OF Desplalnes and Fulton streets
Kruger dlsplayeda Bulldog revolver, and
declared that he would XIII the first %.
lieeman he saw He went to the door and
hred into the street. Officer Madden was
not far away, lie ran I } the saloon, when
Kruger put his revolver near Madden's
LETT breast and fred. The oillcer dragged
his assailant TO the sidewalk, where they
engaged In life and death struggle. ON.
GERS Daley and llartnett ran to the scene
and Daley shot Kruger in the right thleh,
bringing him TO his knees. Madden cried,
as he fell with him, ''You have killed me
and J viii XIII YOU He put his revolver
AGAINST krugor's forehead and fired. The
pail passed through the anarchists skull
to the brain, The two men were taken
to the hospital, where Madden recovered
rapidly Kruger lay unconscious until
sometime after midnight between the SAT.
urday and Sunday following, when he
died
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
oanadian I.lhernI cnn,nnlinn.

MONTREAL, 7, O., June 20. Consider.
able excitement prevails IN political cir.
oles about the Young Mems Liberal con.
yehtlon, which will meet IN Nordholmer
han on Wednesday night, Eight hundred
delegates from every important city or
town In the Dominion viii attend The
main plank In tho Young MEMS Liberal
platform for the coming federal election
WIN be the independence OF Canada. The
French Liberal party 10 the province Of
Quebec, supported by large section OF
the conservatives sand English.speaklng
have pronounced for lude-
pendence In Nova Scotia, where the milne
minister, Mr. Fielding, has lust carried
the province by u majority OF five to one.
There ~ strong feeling for independ.
enoe, and In New Brunswick and Prlnce
Stewards Island leading men advocate
Independence,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
SHERMAN.
A Fine Rain Falling for Two Hours
Makes clad the Heart OF the
Man with the Hoe.
Drilling Hard Tor tho Great Contest NJ
Galveston In August-Gons ON
SAD ErraBd.


Special 10 the Gazette
SHERMAN, TEX, June 20.--A long
wlshed-for aud much-needed rain fell her
this morning, cooling the atmosphere an
gladdeniDg the hearts OF the Shermanites
II fell steadily for about two hours, ant
was OF immense benefit to the country
In regard TO the crops the outlool
could not be more nattering All alonl
the line OF the Transcontinenta
to Fort Worth the eye OF tn,
travelling man rests upon broad acre,
! OF waving corn and cotton fields full oil
falrost promise OF the snowy staple
Take II all In all, II there is anywhere on
earth better farming country than this
portion OF Texas, IL yet awaits some
i Livingstone or Stanley TO explore II.
STABBED Wy MS BROTHER
IL III reported here that George Crump,
justice OF the peace at Gordonsville, in
this county, while under the influence OF
whisky recently, cut his brother Robert
Crump several times, wonndlng him Sc
yorely but not fatally.
REDUCED ASSESSMENTS.
The county commissioners, sitting as a
board Of equalization, to-day lowered the
assessments OF the banks from 70 to GO
per cent, on their paid-up capital, and
also put back the valuation OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific road, which they had raised
$1,000 on the mile between Whitesboro
and Denison, TO the figures given In by
the company.
WORKING LIKE TRoJANs.
The Grayson Rifles have now gone into
quarters at their armory, and
drlll about five hours per day.
y there is anything In persistent effort
these young men will not go away from
the Galveston drill barren OF honors.
The military band which, under Prof.
kohler, has reached high degree of
perfection, will also 90 to the Island
city.
SHERMAN sITTNGs.
drummer driving one.horse RIG
,ollided with street car this morning.
The car Is all right, but the drummer's
buggy Is thing OF the past
Whisky sellers are still being hauled |
up before Judge Hlnkle for violations of
.he Sunday law.
AZ number Of Sherman teachers have
gone TO the state convention Of peda.
,oBues now In session at Austin.
PERSONAL NOTES
Mr. 10. q. Senter, OF the Fort Worth
iAzkTTE, one OF the best-known Journal
sts In Texas, was here to-day.
Capt. Tom Brown, president of the
,lty bank, accompanied by his daughter,
1iss Mamie, left for Abilene on a sad
Mission, telegram having been received
hat married daughter, Mrs. DR.. Grizard,
fas at the point Of death.
There was a very animated discussion
bout water-works at the Union depot to-
light. Hon, J Il. Cole, Mai. Fulton and
:. g. Hall made speeches In behalf OF the
leasure, and Judge Porter denounced IL
very bitter and lengthy harangue.
10 claimed 1t would oppress the many to
eneiit the few He did not have the
gmpathy OF the audience, which was
early In favor Of the works, vote win
taken next Saturday, and IL Is safe TO
" the ordinance will pass by majority
to i. The progressive element has
Introl of things In Sherman Just now
II Sherman's good. The day OF moss.
lckism ID In the unreturnlng past.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

MAxEY's, Ga, Jan. 1886. For twelve
or fourteen years l have been great
sufferer from terrible form OF blood
poison, which ran into the secondary,
and finally II was pronounced tertiary
form. My head, face and shoulders be-
came almost mass OF corruption, and
finally the disease commenced eating
away my skull bones | became 10 hor-
rlbly repulsive that for three years alb
Bolutely refused 10 let people see me. /
used large quantities Of most noted blood
remedies and applied TO nearly all physl-
clans near me, but my condition con
tinued TO grow worse, and all said that
must surely die. My bones became the
seat OF excruciating aches and pains; my
nights were passed In misery; / was re-
duced In flesh and strength; my kidneys
were terribly deranged, and life became a
burden TO me.
] CHANGED TO see an advertisement OF
b. u. Is. and sent 81 70 w. @. Birchmore
Co., merchants OF our place, and they
procured one bottle for me. IL was used
with decided benefit, and when eight or
ten bottles had been used 1 was pro-
nounced sound and well.
Hundreds OF scars can now be seen on
me, looking like man who had been |
burned and then restored. Ny case was
well known in this county, and for the
benefit OF others who may be similarly |
Affected, ! think II my duty to give the
Iacts TO the public, and TO extend my
heartfelt thanks for so valuable remedy.
have been we'll over twelve months, and
40 return Of the disease has occurred.
ROBERT WARD.
MAxEY's, GA Jan. lssG.--We, the
Undersigned, know Mr.. Rooert Ward,
md take pleasure In saying that the facts
Ibove stated by him are true, aud that
MS was one Of the worst cases OF blood
POISON We ever knew In our county, and
hat he has been cured by the use of %. -
5 ,-BOtanic Blood Balm.
w. @. BmCnMoRE & Co Merchants,
A. y BmGHTwELL, Merchant.
y. II. BmdnTwELL, M. ID.
JonN T.. HART.
w. u, Campbell.
All who desire full information abont
40 cause and cure OF blood poison, !
,rofula and scrofulous dwellings, ulcers,
pres, rheumatism, kidney complaints,
ltarrh, ETC., can secure by mall free,
)py OF our thirty-two page illustrated
ook OF Wonders, filled with the most
onderful aud startling proof ever before
lown. Address,
BLOOD BALM Co., Atlanta, Ga,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
SENT HIM HOME.
Baxter Prather sends His Nephew Where
lilo WIN Not Testify IN Human Court.
Gua.tot 10 ,i,a Hg..al..

bnKter Prather sends His Nephew Where
He win Not Testify IN a Human Court
Special 10 the Gazette.
VIN1TA, /. T., June 29.-On Tawlnskln
Prairie, thirty miles east Of here, last
evening Baxter Prather shot and killed
hisnephew, Sam Rogers. Three OF the
Prathers are under Indictment in the
United States court and his nephew was
living with faction who IL was feared
would use Its Influence to induce him to
testify for the prosecution. For this rea
son Rogers mother sent her brother,
Baxter Prather, to try and get the young
man to come home. In some manner the
two got into difficulty In which Prather
was shot IN the arm and turned n ball In
MS nephew's head, Some months ago
Tom Prather Killed Press Nail and Is now
In jail at Fort Smith under Indictment
for murder Baxter Prather was shortly
alter Indicted as an accessory TO the
crime, but gave bail IN large sum.
Another brother, Dick Prather, was ar.
rested for intimidatIng Il witness in these
cases, but escaped from his captor and Is
still at arge. Most OF the best legal
talent at Fort Smith aud two attorneys
AZ Fayetteville have been employed In the
defense, aud the property OF the entire
family has been put up for lawyers fees
strong fight Tor the neck OF the prIncl-
pal defendant Will surely be made, and
tue trial VIII be one OF more than ordinary
interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

The Finest Rasors IN the world
At Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
LYNCHED.
sd Williams Taken from the jail ct
Gainesville and Hanged While Pro-
testing His Innocence.
He Claims 20 Know Who Attempted the
Outrageous Assault, but Does Not
Mention His Name.

ipecal 10 tho Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TN, June 29.--It seems
~ at least 400 men became convinced
" Ed Williams, who was arrested and
Sd, charged with the brutal assault
Mrs. Cook, was the right man, for
night according 10 prearraDgement,
out that number, with masks on and
rined with Winchester rifles, shotguns
and pistols, assembled In the city, and be-
tween and o'clocka. m. marched TO the
county jail. II was not believed that mob
law would be attempted last night, and
there were but seven or eight officers left
TO guard the jail, though these were
armed. The movements Of the mob we're
carried on 40 secretly that the officers
we're not appraised OF their coming until
Just az they reached the jail, when
preparations we're hastily made TO offer
all the resistance possible. When the
mob reached the jail they demanded ad- |
mittance which was refused by the OIL |
GERS The crowd then battered down the 1
front door Of the jail, and, presenting |
their guns at the officers, demanded Of
the sheriff the keys which opened the
doors 10 the iail-cells. Though threat.
cned, the sheriff refused TO surrender the
keys, when part OF the mob, with siedge.
hammers and uxes, broke open the door
which led into the outer corridor, while
others kept watch on tho officers. Will
liams said not word until the lock
dropped from his cell-door, when he be-
gan 70 plead for his life, and
told the excited crowd that they
were about TO hang an innocent
man. He offered little resistance, and
NaIF.
eitc railway aud then up the road TO the
bridge near which q willow stands While
some were adjusting the rope In the tree,
and others tying his hands and feet, he
was asked II he had anything to say, and
he replied that he did not commit the
crime himself but knew the negro VINO
did. This the crowd regarded as cir
cumstance againat Williams, and after
being asked II he wished to pray, 10
which he replied that he did not, as he q
had done nothing TO pray for, the rope 8
was placed around his neck and he was -
pulled upabout three feet from the ground. c
He said TO the last that he was innocent, and c.
though choked TO death, died with hardly u
4 struggle, II was nearly daylight when "
The mob dispersed. Soon people began TO k
come TO view the negro raplst as he hung
In the air. About O'Clock
Inc body was cut down and carried 10 the 4
all. coroner's Jury was summoned to
inquire into the matter, and while their
deliberations have been secret your cor
ospondent learns that several the mob
we're recognized by the officers and W
lumber OF arrests win probably follow II
q the officers have been made 10 testify. n,
While Williams was very bad negro =,
many stu doubt II he was the guilty "
Iarty, though both women positively k'
IDENTIFIED him, The community approves &C
he lynchlng provided the right man has 10
zen hung, OF which there seems little NC
Oubt, 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids TO the cook In preparing per.
feet and wholesome food, and the house
wife will do well TO be ON her guard
against b0klng-powder tramps, Silver
Loaf Baking Powder Is never pcddled
from house to house, as the manufactur
ing establishment OF j. II. Brown Is
taxed TO its uttermost to supply the
demands that come through legitimate
channels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
Try Just ono,

Buy package OF Silver Loaf and give
Il fair trial II you do this YOU will
never regret II. How many disastrous
failures In making bread cause troublous
vexatlon In the househoIdY This can All
be obyiated by a trial OF Silver Loaf. j.
II. Brown guarantees It's purity, strength
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

california immeaiotcly o6seyze tie CHAR "a
fo1s Of Neiy sisters e NE Colass On. :, g go As
F,anciseo, al Me theatre aa epe,a ana y, !, r g ~
So,fs m'ongaoat Tie 6qtr,io,, Me most ea,.., tas
@f solosoncsS e,7of'ons tvng1sness and ,,s. a. Naa
he da1e ef maaD hfdies existence ~ 'Fs ~
l'om ne I6ff Hfof the ciip'ote Of California !; ''g'
Me com6leriop Notfiag Is 6c1er aaa,co,y F, s''''Hs
put Tie 4S7ie4fe sim 'r9@irs ,qrfiou iron, II. ' ~
f|e'fe o10ngeS, @1dff 6eeowes, Ms,eto,e ,u.,
"a &c @@(e 10 discriminate 6efeeu B,soa,afo,, r'
@c@eff'9i amt 6S0nfl6hg influence mon il, &, s's /
amt More fo@1d 10 DC dyaviousvo lie ski o.y IS u
Tie fario4s BaAps" "c,emes" " Bloom,s 'l78' y
eo"'0'o4 use Mrong4oaf tie SoaM aAd yru '''
e'ally disea,aed, but no to,ht Is eSss,a..., f's7
mite @f me Jaa~fin "CAMELLINE.A M. y
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

July 10, and going home, to August 81
This viii afford all who may desire 10 do
20 an opportunity OF having a pleasant
vacation at that beautiful SPOT, and az the
same time Of attending the exercises Of
the ''Texas Chautauqua, which will be
continuous and interesting.
Y. NJ. LANGDoN,
Secretary Texas State Sunday-School As
sociatlon, Houston, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
A Frss Eshlblt,on

OF fancy art embroidery work, consisting
q flowers, animals, birds, notices, etc,
~ New Home Sewing Machine ofilce, 5i9
Houston street. June 80 and July l.. The
work Is done IN the most artistic style
without stamping OF pattern or extra al.
tachments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

hfAbHED NY MS BROTHER.
IL Ii reported here that George Crump,
justice OF the peace at Gordonsvile, in
this county, while under the influence OF
whisky recently, cut his brother Robert
Crump several times, wonnding him Sc
yorely but not fatally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

Tho u 5. consul al Malta, my own
iather, several Of my parishoners, and a
number Of others | have known 10 be
cured OF stubborn skin diseases by Pal.
mers 'Skin.Success,' Refer 70 me IL Won
wish REV, 7, - Flynn, Morristown,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-07-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NEW Fl MPSFiIRk..
Trinity parish (Epis,ooon Mt Clore.
mont will build 4 rcctorv
Miss Lucy Matthews oG !. III, old
est person IN Cornish.
Mrs. Lydia Haynes, aged 80, Of
Gambia, went to Manchester on Friday
and did some banking business, signing
her name without using glasses.
j. Van Ornan, 10 years of age, late
of Sprinofcll. w. emf h,s throot 81,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-07-07
ALL SORTS.

There has been no rain for three
years in some places in Arizona.
Miss Cleveland is expected soon to
begin her duties as editor Of Literary
Life of Chicago.
Gen. Grants tomb will hereafter be
guarded by eight men.
More small bills will be issued by the
secretary of the treasury.
A wind and rain storm did 800, 900
damage in Barker county, Texas.
Mrs. Harrington, matron Of the
school for idiotic children at Barre,
Mass, was killed by the cars last
week.
The new directory of Chicago indi-
Gates population of 100000 or 90
900 more than last year.
The pope decides thai good Catho-
lies cannot become knights of Labor.
A fire company at jamestown, N.
Y, was called out n day or two ago to
turn the hose on man who had
whipped his wife.
A terrific explosion occurred at the
Atlantic Dynamite Company'S mills at
McCainsville, n. j. Two men were
blown to atoms.
The Portland express train struck a
carriage containing four occupants, at
Wakefield, and the four persons were
killed.
David Scragss, the barber who
shaved Lincoln, johnson, Grant, Burn
side and other notables, Is dead. He
leaves large fortune.
Indian outrages are reported from
Arizona and New Mexico, aud include
the daughter of an officer and sixteen
soldiers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-07-07
Democratic State Convention.

mn, =, .... , ,,.,,,.,,,. ,,,l al ,,,o,,
inc Democrats Oh vermont, ",',i W T,mrr
" w rro'or reyoinnl ,r cnrlniIv
i',i,nJ ~, W ;oi, Il, oIrctin" nr,"g,tcS IN ~.
s nniI" IN w S!t,to ronvcution at MontnnIi"r
,ri,,rD,,n,i I',i,' 90 ISsG ot IA "a , ~ fnr thc
,,,r n' 'u; n",, in,tm" a., cnUIiJntn Tor cav
nrnar ! ;ont"m"mt GmTo,nor Tr"o.,rr, Soc.
rn,nr,, ~ Stot, ANIL InJit"r If Ac"omn,s
NJ: rntio mr rnmrc.n"t"tion IN tho "nnven.
ton will be one for each town, and one addi-
tional for each 80 votes, or larger fraction Of
80, east in the town for the Democratic cOndi.