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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

pouna Rock and austin Lime-workss
manufacture white lime OF tne very 800, oes'
quality. Orders solicited r9r Pl'sos'
v Sn'S... 80 49, Tex Proprietors.
For sale by g. W "lhespi0' '9'
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. H. cotton-spot
closed steady.
Gross receipts, a0i6 balcp.
Sales, $50 bales.
Exports, ---- bales.
Shipments coastwise, 1851 bales.
Stock, 81 400 bales. 80,
Ordinary, Glic good ordinary, .tci low
n,iddling : 8. lGc; middling, III lGc; good
middiing, aiic; middling fair, otSe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

The board of health have arranged with
Doctors Matkin, Darter and Grammer to
vaccinate free OF charge all parties who
are unable to pay for the same. Com
mencing this morning they will be found
between the hours Of 10 a. IN. and y. IN
at the following places:
above drug store OF A. Nj. Warehouse.
DR.. Darter, 1901 Houston street.
Hr. Grammer, over Dashwood's drug
store.
j. =. ALEXANDER,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
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Chairman Board of Health


KINGSTON, ONT, Feb. ll,--Friends in
this vicinity have been advised of the
killing Of six mounted police near Re-
gina, N w. I. They await the contlrma-
tlon of the report. They have also been
informed by their Northwestern CORE
spondents that a rebellion is likely to oc-
cur in the spring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

A fine lot OF saddle and single and double
harness horses, choice number oil we'll
broke farm horses, seventy head OF iat
mules, ready for the market, I'VE FLOODED
stations and one thoroughbred JACK.
ANY of this stock will be sold at a great
bargain. For prices call on Cottreli,
Hammer & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
rhe nrnntrose Restnnrnut.

At the request of number OF gentle.
men we shall give a regular or square
meal for twenty-five cents, or twenty-cne
meals for So.
This is in addition to our "Do as you
please tickets" which cost you ~ 20
for So worth of eating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
IIoE Jim es. AaK.. Nor. !. lss..


GENTLEMEN: ] have thoroughly tried
your Hepatozoue on myself and family.
aud have witnessed ITS effect on some OF
my patients, and now, after twenty-five
years practice, | have no hesitancy In
saying IL is the best remedy | have ever
tried for diseases of the liver and Stub
born constipation of the bowels.
JAMES @. Fox,
Resident Physlclan,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

Comprising the Hanna & Hogsett and
Cause & Phillips abstracts, compiled
prior to date Of fire destroying county
records, and the j. #. Cooper abstract OF
the present records Titles TO county
and city real estate promptly distracted.
Charges reasonable. Loans on real es-
tate negotiated. Office in Lloyd olocE,
southwest corner Main and Second.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
shaeter and vignaux to Contest laurel

NEW YORK, Feb. ll.--Shaefer and
Vignaux have signed articles for match
game of billiards, fourteen inch balk line,
5000 points mp, GOO points per night, be-
ginning March 2, for $1,000 side. The
winner to take all the receipts, the loser
to pay all expenses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

.nlslun of Pure Cod Liver OIL,
Very Paiatable
0,aeIous In wasting Diseases.
bumser, Rochester, NY, says:
1Ing used scott's Emulsion with
3hedt upon myself, | have taken
fuie In recommending 1t since
ous conditions of wasting in
4 Indicated.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
uLoaf BAKING Powder

1 hen the directions are fol-
se there is never a word of
ssld against it. The inexpe-
XVI ls able to make as good
~ the professional baker,
A IVY ingredients are so COM
Z',l. y hiaAe failure impossible
, y sS'. III followed; a trial
= ne necessary !, make it indis-
" weil-regulaI d households.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

..,,a,s The Police Force
J an is aud Aston
,.snsui Results
a,sniand.Flme over the
ea.r,,b &c MS Domi-
|.''..-rAiirond News

rot. ll.-Much COM
IEAga n upon our streets IN
's I slspr q the mayor that ,ill,, no
|Hs orgy s.lI,owed to enter a house
g.s .a S,,o while on duty II
. sa's in Denison for a po-
css Y suen places when he de.
~ y s bcst and they say that
nrus ~ are caught 10 these
s'sa ..S,ehere else put together.
\ gym &. \. NV, y IN these places they
u y wv Of It's occupants until
ne l,s!eet again and then two
w IN, be moneyless.
4 vi S,Iic K who held a position tl,,n N N
sil'S So,und over in the sum Of
W .ssrre Of selling liquor IN the
<rfcry. ,.,,er from O.
49,. ,sSs Of the baseball CLUB
,.,,shes to make a match
s.,,'on. to play either in Dali
s1 AZ our club has no IN
~ as me first game viii have
M IlD1' ID q DALLAS. The De nis q
g a~rgauized last week, but II
!n,lI.s they viii certainly WIN u n
\ nsnIson ball players are the
\ .,s,e' Let every man give the
a'. ~ bsli dollar or dollar to
\ grounds, SO a match gam game
& Y Y slsyed in this city. Deni.
4 n material for ball team that
n anythingin the state SO nslp
H. night switchman in the
|seiOc yards, had the little fin,
4 rlrht hand mashed on last
II I o'clock. ~.
Isy, an old Houston & texas
Il 5,ed at his residence In the
M city last night at about
Resumption. Mr.. Alley, has
4 employ OF the Central ioi
h..
81 B. Douglass came over TO-
herman. -.
<3rsl pay.car arrived last night
IN boys happy.
@tInms returned from houston
|&re be has been to attend the
n brother.
|fslaulter and lady went over te
he g.20 train this evening
1rler, one of the proprietors o.
4 Democrat, Sherman, Is II
hy.
N Hill of Sherman passed
+ ulson to-day on her way t
q visit her brother, Rev. j. w
q the Methodist church o
I8Ibbard has been dancing tn
! I'M, Kicking over chairs anC
Sbs | am proud of YOU Tn
much rejoicing is a daughte
and he is hummlng, "yol
50 much like your papa. Ga
Mother is dong we'll"
h Hewitt and mother left thi
& Bonham TO attend a ball a
End visit father and husband
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

Mrs. Winslew's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
avs all pain, cures wind collie and is the
best remedy for diarrhea 20 cents q
bottle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

A carload of choice vegetables, the
latest thing at the Fort worth Grocer
Co. Cabbage, cauliflower, celery, par
ships, carrots, beets, river-red potatoes,
onions, early rose potatoes, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
chicago.


changed.
wh ,at--rrices kept within range ',c aud
closcd 80 lower than " ST. rday februafg ipa,
6rac, closed 7QAci March 81, .NS0A,c, closed
soc. May ss4S5Ac closed . -iec.
tom finncr. cash 49,. IA Sc February ssi.
uSIC, clos, q ;6fsc. March 3 @a7 &c, closed Ssr;
Nay ~ isG iOa,C, closed ~ N.ltc.
PROVISIONS.
pOrk--ilulcd strong early, Sc higher, dc.
cluou EXC, closed az insiie figures cash Sll ~
All o. y hru ~ and March 81 o5hmn 10,
May Stl 2740lt so,
Iard-,Easy cash 81 07's@6 10; March So OK
a6 10; Ma, q gOaf6 , y
Boxed Mvats-.tlrn, dry saitcd shoulders
s. esal "; short rib s. i2N@5 as; short clear
AfrE noon BoNRu
wheat-Easicr and 4a IS lower; May closed
at S5c.
Corn--li ne hanged,
Fork sc lower.
iard-J nshangcd.
LIVE STOCK.
The DrOycrS' journal reports.
Caulc--liecelp 500 shipments 1900; etcady
shipping stecrs, ~ to ilaO pounds, :, bVa
I ~; stock re- and tocdcrr s. 1904 So; cows
bulls and mixed 81 zoos -, bnlk o0dS o.
iiors--iuceipis "OOV; s,rong and shad,
higher at s. a,ldt 10.
sheep Rcceints 5000; shipments $40; steady
natives seOod4 90. Texans 81 sOsasa, lamb'
81 1a6a 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb. ii.-Cotton-spot closed
quiet. -, 80,
ding l3.lGc; middling, 9aci GOOD miuullhs
CSC, middling fair, l0lac.
Sales l45 bales.
Futures closed steady, id7 points higher,
1Dp hall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. cotton-spot
closed steady.
Sales, 475u.
Low ordinary, 3 Ice ordinary, lGc; good
ordinary, ll-l6c; low middli.g, l-lGci
middling q-lGc; good mildling, 99fc. mid
ding TO fair, 10 80; fair. n &c.
Futures opened and ruled steady, closing
slendY. B To B pOints higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

lsc Euplon DO $50 do rs aasca - 10, brilliant
IS dasee ~ Il; 90 ~ cases 81 VI baking poT-
dess bulk, he, n canytl 30.
Rice Louisiana b. aU1c now. -
sngar-Fine powdered, bbls, slipi DO han
allg 9c cut lOai SIC gfauulaied standard MS
Louisiana GRADUATED 7hc, standard \ lAc \
= p(5lffTIsf--1he T3arket continues duil and
unchanged. We quote Hons Sl0o per dOz;
yonng chickens $50; tgkcya Ddlaci xeeee
s5a30s; ducks peg dor ~ I4si1,
WDOl.--Markei nominal; We quotes Twelve
months clip, HAT nne md modlufa Hnllc
Gaze heavy T. li<ht ia itci SIX noaihh hGht,
lu.fglt line fucuiuHl ----f foaTt4 ttlKc.
/ NhlSk f---feciined 4i lpdi ~. ~ per proof
syar ,ash, Two car ola. ~ coal ~; lnree'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

nv a practical farmer, 70 rent . arm, arm,
shasn ar stock ranch on shares, every
thine furnished. G. NJ. Owen, !,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

The new hotel rece,tly opened by j,
Garankle offers the Inducements to
drummers Flrst-class fal> clean beds
and an excellent sample-room. Rvee bus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

NEw York, FEB l-iiSu5-pe, spS a wfrs
~, I',,art ontions opened firm and later rnlea
20, ciosI,s steady spot 30 red si ssc X p,
esiHc Aloat March bis@sz tc' eiVa' M ~ p
April gsssag5s, eiosipS soFc' 'A"3
closing eic- .,,,... ontions sntetiipd
suot 10. ssc low - Sea siss' tsssusis
IN to srtl isi d I've closing as4i iAty sstf re-
closing islic, ,,.,.,osss prc
fogao-O Onions shade lover $50 spot y ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

East Texas yam sweet potatoes selS
find indeed, at the Fort Worth ''rocei
comnany's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

Johnson grass-seed ana alnoel Eoyt
seed. Address w 4 Patleison' No'
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

No. 8lg playing cards and all oth,g
gamblers supplies at Anderson sUn
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

The Live stock lnalcato' report.

The Live Stock innicato reports
Caule-haeeipts eg6; shipments 8il shippers
''ow and weak and . shade lower; Butchers
steady Sto kcrs and fee crs arm and a. tive;
eNportefs s. u0oa %; good 90 choice ~ ipptng
81 6Odi 80, common 70 medium "a Otffl 80,
stockcrs aud feeders - 60e3 20 COWS 5 0QDS 90
llugs--l,eccilts 60, 90 q ana sc higher;
others steady az IS coat co.
Sheep-Hcccipts 1851. shipments 7sS, steady F.,
good to choice IS 2SG3 10, common 10 medium
- SOFAS 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

m,,chall Bros, at their old stand WAn'
all the good mules and horses - ta ny 49,
ket. and viii pay SPOT CASH lot 'N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12

For / cents per pound at the Fort worth
Grocer company's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
COTTON MARKETS.

Rcceintr a. AM unItcd stn,e. port..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
ON CHANGE
Cotton Futures We're from -Four to
Seven Points Higher Yesterday
Honey Was Easy.
wheat Was Dan and Unsettled = Price.
Wore ccscraiiy Lower-Live stock
Transactions isrisk,
ENcLrsn ooNsot,s.

LoSbnN, Feb. li.--Consols closed at lo0slg
Tor muney.
STOCKS Ann nouns.
NEW YORK, Feb. ll.-fnc following weru tho
0nicial closing Quotations AT the New York
A. n NJ 40
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

wAsHIseTos, March 30. Represent
atives Randall. Hewitt, Barnes, Hiscock,
Reed and Phelps. constituting the select
Commission on Ordnance and Gunnery,
to-day reached final and unanimous
agreement on their report, and it will be
presented TO the House by Randall. The
Commission have no hesitation in recon-
mending that all guns for use by the
army and navy. including those for fort
ifications, when constructed should be
constructed in the United States. The
committee make no recommendation,
and say that on matter involving such
vast expenditures they prefer to leave
the entire subject TO Congress-.
Casey Young was cross-examined to-
day at great length by the Telephone
Committee. There were some sharp
passages between the witness and Mr..
Ranney, but nothing OF Importance was
developed.
The correspondence Of the State De-
partment relating to the immigration Of
Chinese, which was sent to the Senate IN
compliance with resolution offered by
Senator Mitchell. Of Oregon, is now
made public. 1t is yoluminous and re-
iates chiefly to the detailed operations
Of the laws and treaty on the subject Of
the issuance Of certificates, the transit Of
Chinese subjects across American terri
tory aud to the cases of individuals
whose interests were found to be in
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

The Second Ward Club met in Jadg'
Cheney's court room Isst evening ans
was called to order by The President
Mt j.. HAniord.
The minutes q the previous meeting
were read and approved.
jesse Builder was invited to speak, bu,
Major Bell having arrived. Mr.. Butler
gaze way and Nj. Bell proceeded TO ad.
dress tho club.
Major Bell having concluded, Mr..
Butlcr was invited 10 address the meet
liz and made lengthy speech, after
which Mr.. French was called upon, and
made Ariueing speech.
On motion vots Of thanks was ten
dered the speakers Of the evening.
Mr. Kinley moved that the club be
p6fp,Aneotl7 organixed with Mr.. Han
ford a. pormanent President.
On notion Mr. Jesse Butler was elect
cd Vice Preaid4rlt.
On motion Mr. Pritchard was elected
4 motion that Major Bell be invited
to addfeAs the liext meeting of the club
was made and carried.
The roll and pledge was passed
through the audience and signed by 81.
On motion Mr.. Hanford was appoint
ed eanvesser oi the ward.
Mr. Mcclure moved that this club
hold 1he quebsio.z 6f getting rid Of tho
Chinese paf4niount to al other political
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

- - ~ y ~ .|'.1
Last evening ~ AZ
s,oIuck fatal ~ d6Ised 4 Z
S1u1n on Alisu ia opposlts ~
f6lIadeIphia BFt0eT Hermon ~
sIsok "a szoli<f - Usrs dfIxIn1
down tho ntfeet on the wky IIom> irosn
Doxney CITY, when FsrrIsch. IN oAre'
lessly pulling around : doabIe- -bensIed
loaded slotgan. dischafRed tsth barrels
into biz left side. below ~ 19dz{ tedr.
IA ! lrishtiuI hole into - l&46 Be
~ f6I6&n i charge 81 61Ioer Haa.
EIns md o.ui>d 70 >he police h>s|d.
|6anflsfs wh|11s ho ~ at<sndsd ~
FL. E|II5. { III <x61f With Df. Walter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Unlike the old.fashioned circus, with
its equestrian feats, menagerie and time.
worn attractions, Frost's Van Amberg
Circus presented many novelties of the
arena last evening new to Los Angeles
audience, and the. performance through
ont was unique, chaste and altogether
highly creditable. The circus of to-day
presents series OF specialties that here
tofcre have been identified with theatres,
and aside from the remarkable exhibit
tion by Prof. Orgau's trained horses. the
programme last night was confined
strictly to acrobatic feats, contortions.
trapeze, horizontal bar and similar ath-
Ietic amusements. The leading feature
Of the evening was the wonderful act Of
Mr.. Hollum with cannon balls and the
daring feat Of catching fifteen-pound
ball tired from cannon. Among
the aerial artista was the famous
Zoe on the trapeze rings. This
Indy performs graceful and daring
act with reckiessness that thrills the
audience with admiration and wonder.
Zoe was the leading attraction with P.
T. Barnum's great show last year, and
Mr.. Frost Is fortunate in securing an
aerial star unequalled in the arenic
world. The zolo family gave a fns
trapeze act and made decided hit. As
the men Of many forms, the Healey
Brothers are the finest who have ever
appeared in Los Angeles. Duray and Gar
but present many difficult and new acts
on the horizontal bar In finished style.
Miss Eva Hewitt has few equals as
lady cornet soloist. Among the other
stars were little Winnie Zola in difficult
LeClair Brothers in parlor
gymnastics, Charles Harding. who turned
a double somersault over five horses.
The circus will probably remain eeach
night this week. as our circus ordinance
can hardly embrace show free from
equestrian acts, and confined strictly to
aerial and athletic feats. The Chief Of
Police was present last evening with six
officers to stop the performances II eques-
trian acts were introduced, but no pro-
test could consistently be made. Frost's
circus is good one and well worth Wis
iting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

The public schools OF San Bernardino
have been closed to prevent the spread
of scarlet fever.
A Warner excursion Of thirty-fve pas
sengers arrived yesterday by the Cali
fornia Southern at six o'clock A. NJ.
V. Guiol, Of Los Angeles, and Reilly,
Of San Bernardino, played a match game
Of billiards ut the latter place, Saturday
last, which resulted in victory for Guoil,
with score OF 800 for Guoil and Reilly
236.
D. A. Kughen is now sole proprietor
Of the C. c. C. grocery store, having
bought out his partners. In card in
another column he gives some good
reasons why the c. c. C. is becoming SO
popular.
In another column, Curtis & SweetseT
announce an excursion from this city to
Tulare, to take place Monday, April 5th.
The fare will be $685.. It is good
chance to see the cheap lands Of the San
joaquin Valley.
During the past four weeks over 500,-
600 gallons Of wine and brandy have
been shipped from Los Angeles. The
u. 8. Gaugers are busy from morning
till night in gauging California brandy
before it is placed on the cars for over
land shipment.
Sir Arthur Sullivan. the author Of
Pinafore, has purchased fine tract Of
land in East Los Angeles. ON which he
will erect an elegant mansion. With
the new residence Of Baron Rougnet and
many others in that quarter Of the city,
East Los Angeles will vie with any
other portion Of the town.
Rev Father Ryan, Of Kansas City,
will lecture on Sunday evening, at 7
o'clock, at the Cathedral. He has ac-
quired considerable fame as lecturer,
having been named by some OF the lead;
ing newspapers of the East as one Of
the three great pulpit orators Of Amer
ica. His work is for the cause Of
charity.
A sheaf Of rye and another Of wheat,
grown at Alpine Station. in the mount
ain pass where the Soledad canon ap-
proaches the desert, was shown at the
HERsLD office yesterday. The seed foI
this product was sown in December last,
aud the young grain is now three feet in
height. MFR. j. Watkins, who sowed
the grain. may well feel proud Of his
mountain crops.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Geronimo Walks Away
from his Captors.
THE FLOODS IN THE SOUTH.
Hoxie Has Agreed to Arbitrate
with the Strikers "A Fatal
Steamship Accident.

Special 10 the Hercld bu Associated Press !
WILCOX, March 30. General Crook
arrived at Fort Bowie last night, leaving
Lieutenant Maus in charge Of Geronimo
and the other surrendered Apaches.
News, however, has just been received
that Geronimo with twenty Indians and
some squaws escaped during the night.
Lieutenant Maus, with all the men he
can spare, has started in pursuit. 1t is
believed that Geronimo has gone to join
Chief Mangus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

LospoN, March 3O.-The House Of
Commons, by O vote Of 25S to l27, to-
night rejected Mr.. Heaton's motion
urging that negotiations be entered into
with other countries with the object Of
the establishment of a universal penny
postage.
MI. Charles Cameron, Radical mem
Der for Glasgow, introduced a measure
for the disestablishment and disendow-
Enent Of the Church OF Scotland. Mr..
iCameron's motion was rejected by vote
Of 237 to i25.
y The Tories calculate that sixty Wings
Rnd forty Radicals will secede from Mr..
Gtadstone's party.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31
CONGRESSIONAL.
nousE.


WASHINGTON, D. c.. March so.-in
Committee of the Whole to-day, the
House devoted considerable time to de-
bate on the Postoffice Appropriation
bill. Mr.. Blount, of Georgia, defsnded
the Postmaster General in refusing the
s400, 900 appropriated by the bill OF last
year to compensate American vessels for
mail service. This subject, he said, had
been considered at Cabinet meeting.
and whatever of error or crime attached
to the failure to use such fund attached
not only to the Postmaster General, but
to the President and his Cabinet. But
he argued the Postmaster General had
committed no error, but had only exer-
cised Just and wise discretion. After
further debate the committee rose and
the House adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Has been laborious and costly work,
but the end justifies the effort. 0bstrac'
ton in any important channel means
disaster. Distractions in the organs Of
the human body bring inevitable disease.
They must be cleared away or physical
wreck will follow. Keep the liver in
ordtr and the pure blood courses through
the body conveying health. life and
strength; let II become diaordered and
the channels are cIoeged with impuri-
tics. which result in disease aud death
No other medicine equals Or. Pierce's
'Golden Medical Discovery for acting
upon the liver and purifying the blood.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

ATLANTA, Ca, March 30. "A special
to the Constitution from Northern Geor'
gia and Alabama show heavy losaes from
freshets. 1t has rained continually since
last Sunday, and at midnight tonight is
pouring in torrents. The rainfall in At
lanta has already been over ten inches.
The rivers are flooded and great loss Of
property is reported. Every railroad
leading ont Of Atlanta has suspended
traffic. Many bridges are down, and II
is thought others will fall tonight. Il
il estimated that the damages will
amount to g 600. 900, and it may be
more.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

PARIS. March so M. Mussett. q
chemist, to-day ended quarrel With his
mistress by shooting her dead and then
killing himself. Both parties We're mar
ried. The tragedy has made sensation
because OF the standing Of the parties.
Madame Mussett lisa daughter OF mem
ber OF the Chamber Of Deputies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Is 10. AnrsI&d i kha new roadway nov
tsine suit By a W. Morgan, Ho. -
onIIed she HVhland vlsv. The ro4d 3
neaf,y comvleted, from one 10 tzRo hun
drsd (5et aNovo The bnae. On this road
can b4 had the l1nezt view in tho city Of
Los Anocloh. This IL where John G
Bill, th6 auc(ioneer, sells on he 18th q
Aprii 81 II o'clock. A band al u1u1If
ssoonp psnies he grand oxoursion on thal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

WASHINGTON, March 30.-After DR..
Iincoln's visit to Secretary Manning
tonight he said that his patients condi-
tion was just the same which, he added,
rs as much as we can expect. He
hoped for the Seerstary's ultimate re-
covery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

MoNxooMERY, Ala, March 30.--A
special to the Advertiser states that a
cyclone swept across portion OF Bull
lock county, and in its path struck ne
gro church ia which funeral was 60
ing on. The church was blown down
and four persons killed aud ten badly
wounded.