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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04
ei,TgRS NEWS-


o~sex Cannot w sh
Feb. 3-The case OF the
q. Tnios Telegraph Company for
te nav the tar on poles, which
siitn8 D,sndine in the Court of Crirn
- sc.sr.iop for nearly year. vas
~ asS.erday By Judge Soonan- A
os.dinsncs provides that the city
~ - a tax OF s. per POLE on All
90 ~. 1900 within its limits by teie
Fas nnauies. When the collector
$500 IN collect tits tax tue com
issnsed payment, and prosecu-
TcJ :, once instituted by the city
90 ss,;.s coart. When the matter
rsns before Judge Cody be dis
sDe ss.hs defendants on the ground
- n ordinance vas 1nconsslsnion
- - therefore invalid. Ins CITY ap-
- ron the decision to the Cont
pAcn;n.I Oorreot,on, where Judge
- ssstsrdsy affirmed Judge Cody q
s'e sps. an the same erounds He holds
1870 sss ,ity can regulate the erection
n1s.xsnh poles, bat cannot levy a
sar OF g. per pole. Tbs case
s n % % the Court Of Appeals.
va -. sssyy Of the wsxieaas
g. p,a Texas, Feb. 3 the re-
m. commanding officer of the
1870 vhs attacked Cravford's
heS.nS has been published In hstddo
DTIaxahaa,a newspaper when 70 ca
ss,s today. IL states thas on the
~ sltimo ihs lndiaas comoatted a
hI rnmher Of tams aud wild In
~ o,obably over 200. led by for
49, f,.,tsd States off ;efs. and over
.,a,srs. Foar Mexican- are report =
~ save been killed and four wound
Ths report also states tia, they
5000 not sign OF legality, as was
-l.'xs.ssd a. mucn by their strategy as
!. ~ animals which they mad, ana
.s,sb Il held 10 prove that tney were
- The report ~ dated from Do
- mining camp, January 10Th. and
! sensd santa Ana Perez:
~. hsi;ASed that the amin Sls refer
= "a In the report are those captured
.,,,n ,be Indians, which the latter had
prcbsbiy stolen.
removed from once.
cosrxEua. Feb. &c Jvsrnor Foraker
,.Ssy rendered his decision on the
.s.,sss preferred against the Oinoin-
at Police Commissioner. removing
,ssm from effice. This practically
,.ssss The control Of the police IN the
hands Of the Mayor.
severe Powder Explosions.
Nxv YoaK, February 3.-As go this
ssrninQ tbs posdsr house Of Shanlsy,
Farrell a Go. exploded at shaft No. q
"A he new squeduct on the Fordham
Iaudiua rosd, SCATTERING the boarding
J, he sbanty aud severely inj1rins two
nan. Michael McGinnis. VINO was in
Ares Of the powder house, is missing
M ssook vas felt for radius Of many
nils 10 ell direstions, and tse damage
: the Surrounding neighbsrhood Is
kssvy. People thought that an earth
auske vss apon them. and many left
lbsis houses.
snsw In tbe East.
HlsxrsBuRa, Feb. 3.-rhe snow h IL
lschss deep on lev-l. and has drifted
from N 10 feet. The mercury IL IL
degrees above zero.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04
FOREIGN.


LoxpoS, Feb. S.--Advfces from Man
daiay, the Capital OF Burrsh, say that
the ID ,coits have bad several engage
ments With the British TROOPS since the
lat. and In every eucoanter the Daceits
were defeated eth heavy loss. The
officials At Msndslay believe that order
will sooa be restored throughout Bar
nah.
Teuadered NJ Sea.
The German bark Unkel Brsesie,
frvm Cssiveetou for Qaeensso su, foun-
dered at sea on the 2sss uit- Her crss
we're saved.
Grenauts Reseaed.
Information has BEEN received that
NM. Girsd and Remand. the seronsots.
Who we're supposed TO have persisted al
sea. we're rsscaed.
Barsn mausmaaa Insane.
Pans. Feb. S.-Baren Artaud Hsas-
mann, Who vas arrested yesterday for
attempting 10 murder Aontouxsn, has
eeeu pronouncea insane.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04

ESTATE or HENRY x. HATHA-
Z way, deceased-
e.fase win presrnf them within ere yssr
from this date. with the nsce-sary yoarh-
err. and al pcrsons indebted win make
immediate payment 70 the undersigned,
executor, or 70 ms sftorneys q. D, Emery
or c. y. Aanday, 81 Seattle. W.T..
Dated "a seattle. w. r., Dec 10. Las.
RAE Z HATHAWAY. kxecutor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04

A love smitien professor 10 one Of
our colleges. after conversing awhile
with his dulcina on the Interesting
topic Of matrimony. concluded al
las, with q declaration. snd put the
emphatic question: "Will you have
me-" II am sorry to disappoint
you" replied the lady. and hope
nv refusal will not give you ~ In
but I must answer no" We'll,
veil. that win do, madam. said her
philosophical lover; and nov. sup
pose We change The sabiect"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04
Eranants Reseaed.

A correspondent writes conoernins the
white iaborers on Rancho del fsso' vno
recently vent there from SaorAmenso'
that of the 81 gangs OF men, svesae-
Ing four 10 the gang. all are still a vcfk
With the exception Of too eanes, VIC
left the first veek they came cut ine
snen are hard workins. hsness iAoossrs,
aud mean TO stay wits the JOB u tney
can only earn THAR board ssli spring:
some are trying 70 earn the seaport OF
their families, although they can oniy
hsd among them nearly every 1sce
and profession represented. With the
exception Of Q lawyer. prsacher and
Doctor"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04
STRAYED Or STOLEN

EROM MY PREMIsES. IN NORTH
L Seattle. about Dec. sth, q dark roam
mare. about IL hands high, branded 49,
IN circle has a white star in forehead !;
other brand not remembered. Also, her
yearling horse colt; roam. but darker
than mare has q small star in forehead !;
no brand.
Information leading to their recovery
will be paid for.
ja6 d2w2 C.B. BAGLEY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04

Bsason Liehss.- vo,uoss. edition
ola Istsly IL this city a %, noe o6er-
q q oia a DAvusS esskseose. rs
krcna segool. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04

A Reno New payer says: . A Plate
M adicine man vas recently shot and
killed near this place By yoapa Indian.
The soa Of q buck whom the medicine
man failed TO cure 81 O fatal Dalsdy.
The murderer 10 nov under arrest. and
she Indiana In the vicinity Are said 10 b
vsrv indignant e the intsrfefcues Of the
whites With sos Of their time hoocrsd
eusecmA"
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To Lot.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS On THE
southeast corner of Third and Cherry
streets. Apply on the premises. las
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-04

r ~ as children In the Good
o. orp6an>' Home a. vallejo,
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YEARLY sUBsCRIP lions OF
EASTERN PUBLICATIONS st Office
rates, ~ thu North Pnsife Hsvs Depot.
Nm sssssG jal7 In
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MISCELLANEOUS

EDNrSp RICE Prest- n. II. GALCsnA.
IL A. BoAknNAN. TreAs. Sec. and Sup
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W. 0. WOOo,

A TTORNKY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
n t;cs In eli the Justices aud Territorial
CourtA Of1ce, ~ rooms Of the Probate
Court Yesier-LeAry Buiidinz.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

a special correspondent OF tine Ca
zetlr, writing from Austin, evidently
thinks the sympathy dodge ,hc w.-
est campaign aud he play it ior uI,
that 10 out The .truO2raphcr who
went to Alexander on u Legitimate
mission to report Mr.. Swain7 speech
ha. become base Spy in this accu-
rate little geutlemnn's oyc, aud some
mau who is logging Mr.. Nwaius
footsteps aud office is another sp!.
Was ever weakness more powerfully
exhibited than il j. in all this,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

1u Gal,y.tou Triuu,l., du.,t
ei Ross paper.
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~NAI> Na- .alaa, uDM Dr.t..
Pierce
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Gotothe fp,,oper.u, ...p
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EuK -Alt COLD rG,r. stt.. r,ru.. IH
' rNNNlNtE u..,r
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rldown r,eR crossing,
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ION lhe p CLINE Bell.
~ ls.. than year. subscription
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Sow We need rain

BAnIow Sr,utr>.
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SWAN doc.n'l low O,ro-g- 'l-r,c
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"IIININ 'IlIINi'-

~ u. -rroud ~ WaDou Nv
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{ R A 5 H !!

The attention Of gentlemen ls Invited
to NY new line Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
SPORTING.
Tho Geneatn Rnntnn

LONDON, Aug. l6.-In the race for the
Cape May cup between Irex and Genesta,
the latter of which won the cup in the
United States last year, Irex was
victorious, arriving at Cowes at 1910 p.
m. to-day, at which time the Genesia had
not been sighted. The start was made at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, and the
course was about 10 miles.
Both the Trek and Genesta started with
whole main-sails, square-headed and the
gaf to the sail and the jlb topsails set
over headsails. After passing the Needles
the wind lightened and the yachts were
then becalmed for an hour IN heavy
rolling sea. When the wind freshened
the lrex went ahead and in midchannel
was six miles In the lead. After that she
lid not see the Genesta again The Irex
was sighted at Cherborough breakwater
Vt a M, having passed the inside break
waters. As she passed out by East End
It IA. m. brisk southwest wind was
flowing and she made quick return.
The Genesta reached Cowes at 3 p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
WACO.
The City Quiet After the Reception OF Sat
urday observation-disclosures Pleased.

The City Quiet After the Reception CT Sat
nrday Observation-Disclosures Pleased.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Aug. l5.-waco rests on
her laurels to-day, wearied, satiated, CON
tent. The reception is over, and people
will once more turn their attention to
money-making and the affairs of ordinary
everyday life. Gen. Ross rested at home
very quietly. He is wearled out and quite
hoarse. II he has any plans as to a can.
vass they are not developed yet and will
depend 70 some extent on what the Re-
publicans do about putting out candi-
date.
Leading prohibitionists here say the
plank in the platform suits them. DIR.
Thomas Moore Of this city, who is Ger.
tainly as prominent as any prohibition
list In the state, expresses the above senti-
ment, Senator Coke told DR.. Moore yes
terday that he Coke accepted the plank.
He had nothing to take back as to his
course last year, but is Democrat and
always abides the action Of the party.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Markham, a distlp-
guished Presbyterian minister of New
Orleans, is In the city and preached to-
day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

Buyers aud sellers have both held aloof
The sales have been animportaut. The
market closed weak and nominal.
Molasses sugar, regular to good Polarl-
zation, 5O@i.s7I gold per qulntal F;
Muscovado, fair to good refining, So 70
30 degrees, .50al.si1; centrifugal 90 TO
90 degrees polarization, PLACE 48S
Stocks In warehouse at Havana and Ma
taDzas 81 900 boxes, 634, 001 bags and TO-
800 hogsheads Receipts during the week
1860 bags and 1888 hogsheads. Exports
during the week 1850 boxes, 20 500 bags
and 2G5 hogsbeads, Of which 1850 boxes
aud 245 hogsheads went to the United
States.
Bacon sli gold per cwt.
SHUTTER, superior American s26 gold
per quintel.
Flour, sll.75 gold per barrel for Amer
lean.
Jerked beef, 1925 gold per qulntal.
Hams dull. American sugar-cured $40
gold per qulntal for Northern and S22 80
for Southern.
Lard in kegs sl2 gold per quintali in
tins SlI.
Lumber quiet. white pine s82 gold
per ms pitch pine 1872.
Spokes dull
White navy beans si.75 gold per quin-
tai.
Chewing tobacco S95 gold per quintal.
Hops nominal.
Freights dull. Per hogshead of sugar |
oading at Havana, for the United States,
s2.00@2.25 gold; from ports on the North |
,oast Outside ports) s225@2 90.
Spanish gold s2.2Sl@2 ~.
Exchange quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
EDITORIAL wHITrLINes

This government is now COSTING over
sI'OOoO00 day, Sundays included. -.
Boston Herald
There Is place In Pennsylvarj q called
Economy. II Is not summer -asort
Baltimore American.
The gaps from death in 81 'esmen,s
ranks are filed with gapes fr, n dems.
gogues, ~ Milwaukee Journal
A fly or two seem to have T.. On mn q.
resting place in the once und. sDted tail
OF the great American eagle. pbiIa6ei.
phia Times. ''''i-
1t would be just Cleveland, luck n
baVe war with Mexico. IL would w
elect him beyond the possibility OF a nor
adventure, ~ Washington Critie.
Ot the sixty. nine delegates f,om phpa
delphia TO the Democratic state convex
ton sixty win vote as Mr.. Randall r,av
dictate Philadelphia Record.
II was snobbery tempered with sao+;
ment that led certain people to refuse the
communion cup last Sunday until Mrs
cleveland had tasted it.-TBuffalo Fx.
press. "a
Among all the foolish forms OF partisan
SNIP one the worst is that which tries
y. .ea MAKE s party capital by juggling with
bills Brooklyn Union. Az"
IL now seems that civil-servIee reform
Is Intended to keep Republicans in once
az the south for the purpose of Hplaoat.
ing the NORTH. But who Is to placate
the soulful Atlanta Constitution
Inc state of chihuahua seems 20 no a
sort OF Mexican pennsylyania. An the
otaer states must stand by and see Mex-
leo involved In war II Chihuahua Ieis
Journal, N'"'V''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16


shares, new issue, continued to decline
They were offered at % discount. To
amount OF Panama shares has been take
By the public, the bankers holding alooi
ON THE BERLIN BoURsE.
BERLIN, Aug. fb.--Business on til
bourse during the past week was limited
on rHE FRANKFORT BoURsE.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 15.-Buslness on the
bourse was dull during the week. FIX
change on New York closed at 1923.
ON THE VIENNA BoURsE.
VIENNA, Aug i5.-The bourse was
quiet during the past week. Austrian
credits closed at 2s4 and short exchanges
on London at 1860.
STRINGENT MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-Discoubt is quoted
at u for three months and for short.
The consensus Of opinion is that the end
OF the period OF cheap money is approach
ing. Importance is attached to the de-
cline OF American exchange, which is like
ly to induce an export OF gold to America,
and combined with English harvest de-
mands and the progressive Improvement
In trade, pressages an upward movement.
The stringency Of money In New York is
believed here to be delicious aud is at
tributed 10 the desire Of New York and
Chicago operators to depress stocks In
order to cover "bear" operations, while
the English public have for some time
past been persistent buyers of American
stocks. There was a marked increase of
activity on the stock exchange during the
past week. The sensation was gambling
In Mexican railway shares, which adj
vanced Ia per cent. in two days. English
railway securities were buoyant under the
Influence of better trade prospects, larger
exports OF iron and steel and larger
orders for steel rails. American railway
securities were firm. A confident tone
prevails regarding the future.
Mr.. Chauncey Depew, on behalf of the
replied: "The 10000 900 of |
liermans In America are among our best |
but though they do so much for
as they never lose any Of their love of !
and they have taught so, OOO.-
100 Americans the deep esteem and ven
ration for their emperor and the great
'eople he so wisely governs.n
The emperor then shook hands cor.
Tally with each OF the Americans, holding
n his other hand their cards, and saving,
'karte, karte," as he did so. lie took
ne cards and flowers with him to his
ar.
GERMAN MINE OWNERS TO MEET.
DUssELDoRE, Aug 1.-THE trienniaI
onference of German mine owners will
ct on Sept. | and last until the 9Th.
he meeting will be of unusual impor-
lnce, In view of the crisis in the iron
rade. The journal Stahlundisen,s dis
us. ing the English rivalry to the home
roducers, says 1t is a competition involv-
lg life or death, and appeals to German
lilway companies to not accept English
'nders for metal to the prejudice OF the
erman industry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
A DALLAS FIRE.
The Residence of Rabbi Chapman burned,
With Loss OF $4,000.
Special to the Gazette.


Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Aug. l5.-About $3.50
tonight the residence OF DIR. Chapman,
the Jewish rabbi, on Young street, was
discovered to be on fire and the flames
shooting FROM the window of room In
the second story. DR. and Mrs Chapman
were sitting on the porch of neighbor
lust across the street from the dwelling,
when the flames were first discovered, and
the doctor at once ran 20 the room from
which the flames were seen Issuing, and
which was occupied as a sleeping apart.
ment by his children. As soon
as he saw them safely out he eudeavored
to telephone the DIRE department, but
could not reach the instrument. The
flames spread rapidly, and the building,
two-story frame cottage, was soon en-
veloped, but the prompt and active work
OF the iiremen got the nre under control
before the building was completely de-
stroyed, The house belonged to Morris
Levy, whose loss is estimated at about
three thousand dollars, covered by In.
surance. DR.. Chapman had two thousand
dollars insurance on his household
effects, goodly portion Of which were
saved
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
BONHAM.
a oountryman Discharges His winchester
In Drug Store.
Snppiai IN thu laxatta

a oountryman Discharges His winchester
In Drug Store.
Special TO the Gazette.
BoNuAM, TEX, Aug. l5.-The aoci.
dental discharge of Winchester rifle in
the drug store of Pierce Dyer, by a
man from the country, caused consider
able excitement yesterday The man
was handling 1t very carelessly, when IL
went off, and tore hole through to the
second story into Mrs. Caldwell's MILL
merry store, where it came very near doing
damage to the occupants Of the room.
DR.. II. 7 PoindeXter OF this place has
received an appointment from the Wash
lngton authorities to the office of sur.
.geon In the Indian agency of Colorado
River, Arl,, and has left to assume the
duties The appointment Is said to be
quite remuneratiye.
Although the instructions Of Fannin
county were not exactly as the state tick
ct is there Is general satisfaction, and we
think Fannin county win roll up the
largest vote next fall for the nominees of
the Democratic party that she has ever
done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
Look out for big bargains at the Fort
Worth Grocer Co.'s next week.
whitesboro.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

correspondence of the Gazette.
WHITEsBoRo, TEX, Aug. ll.--It is
generally conceded that good. strong
ticket has been nominated by the Calves,
ION convention. The ticket will doubt.
less receive solid vote from the Demo-
Gratis of Grayson county.
The Farmers alliance meets here 10.
day to discuss the propriety of estab-
lishlng a cotton-yard here this year.
Mr. j. A. StanAeld, the regularly an.
pointed weigher, has offered to welsh
cotton free of charge to the farmers
provided they do not start an opposition
yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
rHn D1srRrnrr.r-.,,

Ine distribution will be following
" e present ana aestthe impartay IA who
CAPT. M. 3. LLOYD, President First National Bank Fo w.
B. G. EVANS, President Company wha,ss, ~ "
MAX ELSER, Wholesale Stationery. 'i''
s. N. FRY, Boot and Shoe Dealer
HOWARD FULLY, Jeweer
JOHN F. SWAYNE County Clerk, Tarrant County
J. M. HARTSFlELD, District Clerk, Tarrant COMMIT
W. H. TAYLOR, Taylor 4 Barr, Dry Merchants
j. II. BOYD, County Treasurer Tarrant County
asAsW. s. PENDLETON Representative of Tarran ooup.v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
JUST TIRED OF LIVING.
The Assistant Postnlaster OF Danynle, n
Hangs Himself.

DANvnLk, Pa, Aug. ISIS. W, Arm
istead, assistant postmaster at Danviue,
committed suicide to-day by hanging him
sen, He left letter saying he was tired
OF life, Nothing was wrong Ia his &C.
counts. The deceased was a prominent
man here and was past noble grand mas.
er OF the l. o. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
Will LYNCH HIM.

Lumber Men Swear Vengeance Against a
Tramp Murderer.
BRAINARD, MINI, Aug. l5.-It is said
an organization including many Gall river
Iumbermen, numbering 100 men, has been
organized here to lynch the tramp named
Red Ray as soon as Hugh Dolan, the bar
lender shot by Ray yesterday, shall die.
Dolan cannot recover. Sheriff Mertz has
prepared to resist any attempts to take
the prisoner. The jail is strong and we'll
calculated to resist an attack.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16
Whitewright.


oUtUIhI 20 inc Gazette.
WmTEwRIeHT, TEX, Aug. I5.--Gey.
Chas. Carlton OF the Christian chur, /, is
holding protracted meeting here. con.
siderable interest is being manifested and
several accessions to the church have
been secured.
The result of the Democratic conven.
tion gives satisfaction to our people. with
tne exception OF the Prohibitionists and a
few of the alliance folks.
me Lone Prairies of Fannin county
ana the Sliders Second nine OF this
place played match game of ball here
saturday, the 18th. The score was nine
teen TO twenty-five in favor Of the Sliders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

Try the celebrated Ceres Patent sour
at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s, snd Won
will not be disappointed in GOOD bread
and rolls. "A'""
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

|ement With one Of A'arony's
d Tho gentleman Il IN his
pr. With the npc equip.
hlne gallery, none but the
"a llie.like OF pictures WIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

Phillips is conducting his secoad series
OF meetlngs Al this place.
The boll worm has commenced work
on some cotton crops In this community.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

- W. V11fss-- 7N7e"l ~,
wife have entered an Injunction suit
against croxton. Wood & CO. OF PhlIadel.
phia 10 restrain tbem from diaposinq IN.
der execution a leaseh0ld Interest M the
lu.L. al..... -. l...ll 49,. '. =, - w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

HAVANA, Aug, l5.-owing to unfayor-
AN'e news from abroad the sugar market
nt' temalned quiet throughout the weeh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

All PostoiIlces in the United states TO
Become Special Delivery 0iIlces
Under CertaIu Circumstances.

Fun Explanation of tho Rules aud Reguia-
tions Governing tho System and
What Matter Can Bs sent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

Japan maai, 5u0 ~
a severe epidemic OF cholera has broken
ont A. yokohams and OTHER PLACES IN Va.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

Look out for big bargains next week at
the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-16

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