Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31


between Meridian aud selma. me
passenger trains on The Alaba,os
Great Southern railway were
padly wrecked near Carthage and traips
were suspended on that road 10 day ana
VIII be suspended On all the roads RIM
ming into Meridian as the water Is high
aud rising. Louis w. Gwjnes. while ont
IN skin near Meridiln, atlomptlpa IA
rescue people In the looded dist'iet. was
himself drowned
AT Pilot roiNT.
Correspondencc OF the Gsgc.tc.
Puor P0iNr, Tx, March ~ "A heavF
thunder shower, WITH some hail, VISITED
US yesterday morning IL continued to
rain.until midday The rain WIS greatly
needed aud was welcomed by Ill. a cold
and severe norther, within heavy rain, Is
blowing to-day, aud fears are entertained
that The fruit crop win snficf.
an moo.
lCouosDonaence Of tho eaaette
llIco, Tx, March 29.--lllil has been
falling since yesterday. The ground Is
thoroughly wet once more. This morn.
ing cold wind Is blowing from the nortd,
and everything has a wintry appearance
Should the nnrthcr continue en- day, It IS
feared The fruit crop viii be damaged.
AT MONTAGUE.
special The Gazette,
MONTAGUE, TEX, March So II com.
menced raining here about 4 o'clock YES.
/ terday n0rniig and continued until about
10 when / began 70 sleet and snow, and
by nigh. the ground was covered. Fears
are entertained that The fruit is all Killed,
while the poor COWS have suffered, and Il
is expected that great many will die.
AT TKERELL.
Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, Tex, March S0.-Sunday
morning rain began to fail and continued
du1ing almost the entire day and princi-
pal part Of the night with n brisk noither
for company. Rain ceased to fall abou,
/ - yesterday but the atmosphere con.
tinued to stiffen until this morning a lhlu
sheet Of ice was formed on vessels Of
water standing out exposed.
AT COLORADO.
Co respoEderea OF the Gazette.
CoLoRApo, Tx, March GOA heavy
sleet fGll here last night aud the weathv
/ is wet and cold this morning,
| Sheepmen are little blue this morning
/ over the cold snap. The lambirg seasoi
being at hand, they anti ipate consider
able loss from cold.
SET HACK.
Special to the Gazette.
KYLE, TEX, March 50.--0wing to tn
hard wind that blew steadily all last nigh
no frost made its appearance, still ther
is no doubt but that crops 10 general II
ceived q considerable setback. Youn
lambs suffered severely, and sheepme
feel about as blue as the farmers.
WILL Nor ESCAPE,
speeial to tho Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, March 80 There was &c
gsveaH ',s,S nj pli day ysstcrda,N a atSe't
ice on Vac q fruifSsts isiailt ~ oaa
, tus :, tinaeof vegetalion wlll ho' eso'l
iac .sc ~. in,nry from this cold SPELL
! ABOUT pAINGERtlElp'
:. speclal OF tho Gazette. 49,, IN
t 'pf ~ ,,xeYltleLD, TEX, Mafoa ~
q II, rn,,, las been failing mere !ot .
i Snt wv, t,yn days. A thin coat oil ies -
e, prsnd his morning. In some plS '-',1,
ii 7. t.,Sro1 me fruit crop has oeeh nv w.,
s. ,,so The rardens and field crops va
n damaged. ,,,or
~ ,.oi,,
KS J,"nvry TEX, March 3o,- ~
mn toRIna ,sree dnys our city retired
- rains l'' en DO on waxing this morni'
nisuS W , I blowirg. with the gro
oioH ho III .,,rden y, ctablcs killed.
10 fro n, an ,s.c done to young corn.
the mr. AT HENBlETrA.
His me gazette.
feil sre i va " ,"r Ten March 10 r
los los. l'EN ~ = , cnyerod VIII snow and ,
cral .I'T has becn now two Gays, :,
NV so" iSf ,yas GROW y IN GARDENS "
rbis vNEcm. vi 40 tau gardeners an
;. -. =, y row I'M, h,,''N'
'Yin. Il Vs. AZ ~ 30.
"a. n,,,,., gazette
nder S0 ~ IN Tx, March PA ~
,wn. ~ ~. ,ast ninhy about tnunis u,
ted So u .,n ra.tna. Tue trees are ~
wos : ~ 10 tao erdund Is Govern
~, wth lce' wv t,sa,nncc OF clearing
The he slcet' al' ~ r In coLp sSAr.