Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-15

vent; she Is at home with her pa; she IS
at Bath, Me-, is also at Rye, b. l., anu
has fed to parts unknown WIN pa,u-
mour. Her further movements VIII DC
watched with interest.
sensation was created near muncie,
Ind, by the sudden death OF Geo.ge
Wilson, a prominent farmer, who aleu
from disease similar to that OF hog cnoi.
era. Wilson had been visiting herds OF
swine for the past week that were dying
with cholera, and within two hours aiter
his sickness commenced he was dead.
Emperor william has Just ordered the
pu ulication OF the complete edition oil the
musical works OF Frederick the Great.
The collection win include several compo-
sitions which have hitherto remained en-
balmed In the library at the Sans-Souci
palace at Pottsdam, which have been Sc
lected and arranged Tor publication by
the crown princess.
Mrs. Brown, wealthy Protestant lady,
and her young daughter, were received
into the Catholic church at Ottawa, Ont,
on Tuesday. They were both afflicted,
and out OF curiosity accompanied the re-
cent pilgrimage to the shrine Of st. Anne
de Beaupre, below Quebec. The young
woman as we'll as her mother, who suf-
fered from paralysis, offered up prayers,
and claimed as a result, to be cured.
They abiured their faith on their return
Archbishop Duhamel has appointed
Father Stenson to investigate the alleged
cure.
An Ohio farmer proposed to give big
dinner the day he threshed his grain. In
order to have q variety of meats he tele-
graphed to Canton for 81 so worth OF
bologna sausage and pudding to the
amount of 80 cents. 1t seems there was
an extra operator on duty at Baltic when
the message was sent Imagine the sur
prise of Mr.. Alpter when he received by
express 100 pounds OF sausage and fifty
pounds OF pudding. The operator had
made ludicrous blunder. 1t will be
cold day when Farmer Alpter gets away
with all that bologna and pudding.
Mrs. Hem, wife of the master of the
Galatea, is 1.-THE little dark-haired wo
man, who dresses only to suit herself.
She is apt to appear in the morning with
q little worsted togue on her head, q
black waist and red skirt. Her Jewels
are beautiful, and utterly unlike any
worn by any other lady In the city.
Those who know her have the impression
that II her husband should say to her,
"My dear, how soon can you get ready to
90 to Iceland?' she would reply, "Let
me get my hat and I'll be all ready"
The lieutenant and his wife are Just as
fond OF one another as If they had but
just got married.
There are some books, like the remark
ably popular "Franz's Album of Songs"
which awaken in those who have genuine
musical taste, real enthusiasm. One of
these Is the new "Album of Songs" by
Halfdal Kierulf (0liver Ditson & Co.
l.50). 1t will be difficult to find any,
where songs truer to nature, purer in
sentiment, more melodious or beautiful,
than the thirty-three in this volume. The
melodies, which are of the finest work
manship, with well-wrought harmonies,
and yet not difficult, prove that Kjerulf is
brother in song and the equal of the IL
lustrious Franz. The original text Is by
the most notable writer's, and includes a
song in French by Victor Hugo. All Of
the songs have English TRANSACTIONS.
Messrs. ID. Lothrop & Co. are now pre-
pairing their large issues OF their delight
full annual volumes OF Wide Awake, the
Pansy, Our Little Men and Women and
Babyhood, Of which an extended review
will be given later in our columns. The
announcements of this enterprising firm
for the holiday season comprise many
choice and valuable books for readers OF
all ages, from picture books for little two
year-old up to grandfather's solid works.
Their assortment of sets is also very
complete, and their Gift Books for the
Christmas season are especially rich and
beautiful. d. Lothrop & Co.'s line of
| juvenile publications are unsurpassed. A
catalogue of all their publication will be
supplied by our booksellers free on appli-
cation.