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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
STATE OF TRADE.
what kilograms to Bradstreets Say About
Our Prosperity.

Our Prosperity.
NEW YORK, Aug. Especial kilograms
to Bradstreets report continuance Of
the favorable trade, features heretofore
noted, and the movement of general mer.
cbandise is fully equal to that in past
weeks, while the total volume for
August thus far is equal to and in many
points in excess Of like proceeds in pre-
ceeding years. The total bank clearings
OF thirty cities shows a decline Of IS, $780,
S26 or | per cent. as compared with last
week. The shipments OF dead freight
East from Chicago, show marked In
crease as compared with last week, and
the receipts of grain at primary markets
are heavy.
Domestic money markets are fairly
firm, and al the East the demand is nota
bly, In excess Of the supply, owing to
special demand at this time for funds to
pay for the grain forwarded.
IL is noteworthy that the demand for
funds for use in commercial and indus
trial enterprises at the West continues
large.
The New York stock market has been
dull and heavy, owing to the stringency
condition OF the London market aud the
disturbed condition of politics in Eastern
Europe
The money market is 1rm, call loans
6gS per cent and time loans are 506 per
cent, but are difficult to obtain.
Foreign exchange slightly flrmer,
owing to the advance in Bank of England
rates.
New York Stock exchange transactions
this week aggregate l,S53,00 shares,
against |, 402,0 900 shares, and bond sales
s5O,OOO,OOO against $sO,OO0,0OO week
ago.
The dry goods trade with Eastern
loooers is quite active, with agents mod.
crate.
Owing TO a reclassiication of railway
ireights rates on dry goods shipments
from New York have increased very ma
terially. The sales of wooden goods, both
American and foreign, have been he w.
Cotton nannels have been in active le-
msnd. Plain cotsons advanced in - &c
since June l, 4@dc per yard.
The distributing OF cloth ng is act We.
Print cloths are steady at unchan.e
prices.
Pig iron very firm, and any materia
gain in demand is likely to cause an in
crease in price. Southern iron is cents
higher per ton. Finished iron higher:
perhaps per cent, owing to improved
request Scotch iron a shade higher.
about 25 cents per ton. Old rails stiff at
$3.50 per ton, at which figures makers
are receiving about $500 profit. No
advance is probable in the near fu-
lure.
The Kansas corn crop will be larger
han expected, which has helped trade In
that region. ''N
The. spring wheat crop in Minnesota is
Also In excess of late authorizations.
Prices OF wheat have declined to some
extent owing to the expectations of heavy
deliveries to increase the visible supply
ana TO an increased visible supply, and to
ireer selling by holders.
Cotton reports are more favorable
Damage has been done by storm in
southwestern Texas.
An improved demand for sugar mas
'aused asmall local advance, but he an.
louncement that the estimate of the beet
'rop has been advanced 250, 600 tons
;aused decline In London.
Active speculation both in this n,rket
ind IN Europe put coffee up sc.
Free offerings of rice have induced
concessions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
THE BROOKLYN STABLE.
Miss Woodford and oher Horses Brol
DOwn-Good Winnings.

DOWn-Good Winnings.
NEW YORK, Aug. Pin an interview
In Brooklyn to-day Phil Dryer said: an
IS true that Miss Woodford has broken
down. Her fore legs having given out
completely, we shall send her to Ken
lucky to be bred to Hindoo some time
this fall or next spring. Tom Mar
tin is also broken down, and
doubt whether he will ever
amount to much hereafter. Inspector
B. has gone amiss, and do not know
whether he will be 1T for racing either at
Sheepshesd Bay or Jerome Park. He is
not broken down, however, and may re-
cover very soon. Fremont, our great
two-year-old, has been retired from the
turf for year. 1t is of course unfortu-
nate that all these complications have
come on us, but the horses have all done
good service, and it is the fortune of the
turf
The Brooklyn stable has won nearly
|FRO, 900 during the present season, which
w 200 more than their total winnings
pa, and S6S, 900 more than their lSS5
WlqAthgs. Miss Woodford's total earn.
ings amount to $109, 4S0, by far the great
est amount ever won by any horse on the
American turf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
THE GAZETTE. FoRTIwORTH' TEXAS SATURDAY AUGUST rs

Between I and.5 O'Clock In the afternoon
Wells and bis wife got into dispute
about the matter, and, as near as can be
learned, his angry passions got the better
OF him. Their two little children were at
school. They found the dead body OF
their mother in the yard just outside the
door. They alarmed the neighborhood,
and a search was made for the murderer
He was found In the corn-crib, and gave
himself up without resistance. He played
the insanity racket, saying he was looking
for land
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
coMMERcIAL REauME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special 10 The Gazette.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 27.--Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows; Fort Worth &
Denver City at s41; Texas s. Pacific in.
corporated at 5l4; Rios at ga st. Louis,
Arkansas g. Texas az 05L; Houston &
Texas Central rs ut Ill; Gulf, Colora 10
& Santa Re 2's at 1902
Money per cent.
Governments closed dull
Sterling dull and weaker.
Wheat lower.
Cotton dull and point lower.
on closed at GIG.
Coffee dull and unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEw York, Aug. 27.-Government
bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds were very dull, gener
ally heavy, with no feature Of inn
portance. The final prices show irregu-
lar changes, generally for fractional
amounts only.
The stock market to-day continued In
the same extremely duh condition In
which II has been for some days past, at
advances ranging from to 4, the latter
In Pacific Mail, and prices continued firm
aud slight advances we're made in the
early dealings. Later they became heavy
and In most cases the early advances
we're lost, but in the last hour there was
an improved feeling and the market
closed on rally generally fractions bet
ter than the opening The business Of
the day amounted TO 1889 shares.
DRY GOODS.
New YoRR, Aug "a. DRY Goods: There
has been an improved order request Of
agents In which all styles OF cotton goods
have participated, while wide demand
IL reported by jo,bers Of all markets.
Flannels, ladies' dress-wear and other
seasonable woolens are In good inquiry,
and there Is an improved trade in notions.
HAVANA SUGAR.
HAVANA, Aug. 27.--Sugar is more az
tive att Matanzos; exports, 1000 Bugs;
cehtriiugas % degrees polarization were
sold at s2.t7 gold per quntal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
COLLINSYILLR.

Ihs Rain Missed rhem-rhe Cotton u,ou
short-DIed.
speosa' TO tho Gazette.
CoiLNsvrLLE, Tax, Aug. IA good
rain came within short distance Of ~
to-day.
Rev = Ii Messick's little daughter
Iessie died this morning at 5 o'clock.
Her remains were sent to Howe for inter
mont
Cotton is coming in at the rate OF about
aA oaies per day. The crop here will
TALL short OF all expectations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
nrr. r,ldsn,p Prophssy.

Washington Correspondents Bial
Senator German was grsn 4
of the late Samuel j. Tllden'sAlA
statesman, and particularly 8
organizer. From Mr., Tlldeu Y
senator from Maryland leaisS
lessons In rational politics.
prior to Mr.. Tilden's death cs.r
man visited him frequently VI n
many pleasant hours lis'shn
words of wisdom. On ons WI
some time after the Hayes Nv
Senator German called q n
Park to consult Tilden IS Y
diency Of certain PROPOSE
moves in national affairs W. N \.
lasted several hours, and wals
statesmen were at dinner ~ &
ton turned upon the saseo
Hayes Inauguration ana ". 49, \
behavior in that memorable egA'' n
Tilden inquired Of bis que, \. y
was thought OF my action sl9 4 b
full manner in which or
mitted to the decision o. '.'.sI
commission which counted h''s
me outin ~ /
"Do you wish frank aI'e'
CURED Senator Gorman, ra..s
"Certainly," replied M. i s...,s, q
"WeIl, them remarked "a
man, "the general verdic1 ~ ~,
friends did not display enes sss ~
on that occasion, and We lses''
nerve TO demand our rlgn's, , M Z
THAT was perfectly Da'aIa Il, Z,
Tilden; "yet / do not regia.1 " ,.,ll =
on that occasion, for withle ~ ,.I.'
every reasonable person TX Y, AZ =.
that ii was not possible " )
to take any other eos. s,sn u
country was just recovering "a ' 4 sD,''
iects OF a great ciyll wAria ". Y.
have been wise 10 disturb ID 4. 81
latious then existing oet"eeA ~ y
of our land. / viii live Y sss,,, ;
when every Republican WY sA ~ 4
respect will be heartily 49,, ~ IN,
part he played In thst pon,n aia
judging from the mannss i, 4 NJ y
average Republican alluess Z. Z N. = 4
whenever an occasion AT g ~ ~,
prophecy may be said % II
dlled. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
THE FAITH.Hg.ln
What Was Said aaa ~.
session.
Chioaro T,r

What Was Said An, N.
session.
Chicago IiIt,,
the faith-healers me, Ss..
10 Washington street. sIr.'
Quoted the exercises, VII
the meeting being lleau, M,
testimony was opened N
woman, who spoke with {.
said she was anointed
had not received the d
faith she had expected, X
hopeful and in very good
perlenced nothing but ~
brother who has done etDi',
In the faith-heallng line NJ
semi-monthly chestnut s,sr
been suffering for eiahks <.
Brighrs disease aud hIs nIn''
within ten hours after n.
told him he couldn't live I'll,
related a more recent tt,ss y
had been holding gospelne.lsn
stock-yards, and by NesYal
entirely out Of funds. ne NH
course, expected sometime N =
had not the wherewith he nm n
and, he said, he had he sssae,1
he would get II. He want M
day after praying and his sIIsuI
how much he would give iul .onl
he had lost about five yers
Jackson, Mich. II turned on \
Catholic priest in Jackson can
a man who confessed to hdyhgpla|
the money, and who turned II olul
priest. The loser sent 4 destf
the lost money aud received ID h
his letter and prayer s1. Inh
fer's experience, when In need hl
got the money prayed ior ~
third day. Another nan NJ
in May last he slipped
dark laudipg and bumped
fourteen steps, reaching the holids
somewhat demoallzed condllln
head was sewed up and be wa 1
with the exception Of his knee, WI
came very much swollen. This %
him greatly, and he consnltedsl
who told him there was 90 dil!
supplied him with 9 bottle Of y
One evening the sufferer was d
Ellis house and the brother "
banged him on the sore kle
victim yelled and was asks
allied him. Explanations ~
and it was suggested that J
faith instead Of IMMINENT IL
down in prayer and no sooner lIs
he was entirely healed. Bis vlitl
separation of two years, bad ossl p
to him through the influence q J
and she had also experienced isi1
various ailments through Us ~
man said he was cured iron =
from which disease he had mtsle.
1877. Among the requests VA q
B widow who worked 70 suppoAs'
but whose salary was not sHn'.
Keep them properly. Der rsqla'
Tor an increase Of salary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
DROWNED NEAR BALLINGER.
The san Angelo stage Is Overturned and
M Occupant Drowned.

speclal 10 The Gagette.
BALLINGER, TEX, Aug. 27.-Sergt
shellman OF lhe United States army, sta
toned at San Angelo, was drowned this
afternoon about 6 O'Clock. He, with
three other passengers, was in the San
Angelo stage en- route to this place, when
IN attempting to cross deep gully near
the river the water proved to oe.deeper
than was thought. 1t the swift current
the stage and horses were washed rapidly
down stream. Shellman was inside OF the
coach, and before he could Jump cut 1t
upset and he was drowned. The other
passengers escaped. The horses became
entangled in the harness and were also
drowned. The body of the man has not
yet been recovered
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
LAMPASAS.
No serious Damage from tho storm-Oot
ton Coming In.


Special 10 tho Gazette.
LAMrAsAs, Tx, Aug. 97,--No par
ucular damage Is reported from IN,
storm of last night, though 1t was IN,
heaviest of the season.
The funeral Of Lieut., Mel withsr Of
the Lampasas Rides was largely at
tended to-day. The body was escorted
by the Rides and Inferred with military
honors.
A brass baud was formed here a few
days ago, and ordered full new
set OF Instruments, which have arrived.
The victims OF the Santa Fe railroad
accident, Mrs.J, NJ, Moore and Capt. ],
W. Smith, are boto recovering.
New cotton Is coming In every day
Over hfty bales have been received IL
date
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
cur ms WHY'S THROAT.

niohigAn Farmer QnRrrels with and
kills His Better HAIR
frsILASrI, hicR., Aug 27.-rA murder
was committed at Wills station, about
tsp miles south Of this city, yesterday. a
farmer by the name OF Webs cut his
wife's throat from ear to ear. For some
time trouble had existed over farm prop.
efty, bis mother-in-iaw holding mort.
game which she wss about 10 ioreelose
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
con. Nnmtnn R.,i..A

WASHINGTON, Aug. al, TO- Gan.
John Newton, chief Of engines, = having
served more than forty years ., an otIlceS
o. me army, has been by his op /, reonest
snu by direction Of the presiie.t retirsd
rom rom aetiye service after this date and viii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

rememh,. '.',r.,.s.. -.
HtIreS,s,S q huh,
author,ss,,V osl5g n., y rHF
lea new .aAl seIII, ~
her bush.. sppi'Ag 4 v.
he c6me Uau g YIN ~. ,,ehIss
pend on Az sae I'm b., Y. J,
BY her c ce s0s. Shs 'sn' ! ,
her retu upI'1 r'',, "a 4, b ;
In fact ! I y mlll b ma
tends 70 y 20 20. AslS,' u, .
life, ana ~ 70 oacl q ~ ' |, M. !
she bs "u I'VE vita y ~ =
tied Xmer1'no rsspsa ~ y
would do i,S'p sil y.
and her w M, y Ihe d'ss .
on her t p,sss n tfusbIs 4 state
read,Ir a asce only IA M. n ID
ssrtoy,, ulscoFer II. Nv \ Cel
lect = ever. eser abused M y,
nigh, ssecoileea Wh.,,' r..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

As usual Randall & Chambers Co .ra
sne' q this season with a mammoth s,oae
OF iail goods at prices that are guarsnt ,e
10 please guaranteed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

=, A; Friedrich, tailor, has reoeived h,s
Iaii aud winter stock aud Is now ,oca, a
plant saloon. S'''N "h'e Ele-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

haye you pains in the small Of ,ha
o e'a', Morris cascarine win speedily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

toe Decent canned goods counter "a
sSSi y, the day at the Fort Worth Grocer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

enoiee clean zephyrs, only cents = n
So 10 any shade, At Randall { Chan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
A TOWN BURNED.
40 tnccndiary Fire Destroys Bayou sara,
La.--Loss Sis 900.

Nav ORLEANS, La, Aug. 2T.-Bayou
sara was burned this morning. The total
loss Is estimated at over SllS,000. The
principal sufferers are Fraham 8 Co, loss
100000, insurance $4,000 The Ore
broke out at am. There Is no doubt
uat u wss Of incenoiary origin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

Ask for champagne cider at the Fort
Worth Grocer co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

seed rye SEED 81, g.,..,i
A choice stock u
Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
ON WALL STREET.
stocks Continued DuIl-The Closing
Prices We're Generally Fractions
Better Than the Opening.

Railway Bonds Were Heavy, with No feR.
turs OF Experimentation
Dull wheat Lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28
waITEsBORO.

Numbers OF Fish Knlsd by AlKali-Dele-
gates 10 the Prohibition Convsntion--ooa
foeenc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-28

'Nnateu
AIT MfS
Yelling II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

phone company organ LDd for the
purpose OF manufacturing telephones
This company autUdHtcs all previous
claimants 10 telephone patents clAim.
ing that ushmau the inventor con.
structcd "A publicly uperHtcd toic-
phone At Racine Wisconsin iu 1851.
he Cushmtu patent /, claimed .o lo
Identical with that OF Prot b,ll. The
American Cualmau Telephone Cum-
pany wa iucDrp short tlmc
ago The company at one, st out To-
manufacture and sell trl .phour-.
immediately the Bell muany, tilr,
H bill in the circuit court PRAYING tor
an injunction.
To this bin answer viii bee lied iu %
few days 10y Judge smith ,hc solic.
itor for the def uiaut- lhc answer
denies that Bell had ever trau- United
articulAte sound. hN the method ut
with the apparatu. now claimed to be-
covered by hi patent IL 1851 the
defendant claims that u tu-hmL
con trucicd AMI exhibited in Racine
on instrument 10y which artiruIstr
sounds were transmitted 100 rNnrih
thr same manner in which Bed accom-
plishrd the same hing many lCar'
later.
For three year, the tu-hnrn trlc.
phones were IN public use iu liHrIuo,
while the inventor tudcUNurcd tl in
vent u trau-mittcr which W,uId So
mRguity the sound that conversations
could bc carried uu lu NOISY place.
lu 1861 aud SOS tu,hmsu mIy cN.
planned In public hi- method al La.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17
A Wisconsin Inventor claim,
That His TeIcphone Aute.
Dates the BrII pntcut.
Two Railway AcCideut. An
EditOI's Marriage serious
OtilCinI NegIeCi.
AcquittaI or Alleged Ion,pirs
tors GOuld'siIOney Moon
New IOnI company.


g,,.. .u
.,''' '',pt '', "' "'s'
h"'''h"l convention "l TIA" anti
illu"f rcluhlirnn- began IT. session
.n 'l'l- '''N lhls FORENOON. The con
''u'lon was hrld III the Madison
N'i't' theatre W mem Tie convention
NhH 'h'lrl To oidrr there we're about
lhit' hundred deicgCio- on the ho"r
WIN "hlN sptihklhg Of outsiders.
\ l'N i"dles ana gentlemen were Ia
we gallery. The convention was called
u" "Fdrr bN Albert uriilin of Kansas.
"u" asked l'cN Arthur Little Of Chi.
r'g"' to uten the proceedings with
ri"Ntr MI Gilil,a said he was re-.
'u'sl'd lo suggest the maine of United
N'ni'- senator J.. W liHiG of New
IHi"''.hil' tor '"npm lrN chairman,
'. .0"lrr.i Illinois tor temporary
,''t''"rN'N u Elliott. OF hnu,nr. Tor
assistant secretary, and J. u. Hatch.
'n'"il' "l l'r~ M"lhrs, Town, tor read
l"s ''rh, he gentlemen suggested
were elected unanimously. Er-ton-
+ V'- 7h'"h FROST ul Ma-sa'husett-.
'"' kir-sh'h" Truce oi Iowa ana
'"ie' NH' Tor "i INDIANA we're ap-
ip''.',u l." r-r"ft senator lih'r T." tnr
''fi,'"''u
,.,. ,,I,'' ',a1''E we ."''''' ''"h ''nH
,...,,,, ,",' ''',' ,, '.,'''''''' "l 'u' con-
-i,, -. ,, lug '''' '.'',u'''' ''' 'v.nt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

ih' Htrn"g" iNpcriruco "r Captain
go inLv superior.

go tntu Suprtiar.
tuuNoo, lIi sept. 10 Captain
N,r..ru cot tnc propeller Donaldson.
f'uIrsp strange experience hr had
or ,tr lup tu Chicago. one night
NuIIr rmur up lthc superior with
u.y schooner. lirIgutlc and NrIhr
'ln.Nu 30 tow. 70 furious galc from
Do. uurh'u-t wa. encountered The
N.l attained velocity ui fully
iurN mIIH- u hurr Nud continued
with undated tar, Tor several huut-.
" wn. accompanied los ~ vicious
'ru--vnu, the waves running yer,
I..u. oven Tor Lake superior Inc
4iDuuuI nIurUd hudl , IN the heavy
.cr-, aud 10 Wn4 with grrnt dillicul ,
thW -hr succeeded iu WcnthcriuV SUD
icuIy. and without nuy apparent
DWi-r thr Wiud died away into "A
d'ud rNln and ln l"-s lhnn i've min
ui., the white capped wave. hnttcu-
ui uuI into a perfectly smooth sen
! lh"rrrW- ut nil three yea els wr,r
greatly mNrtilrd by the strange
phu"mcn"u, nudpli agreed that they
urd never seen unNthinP like it ou
th" lHkc before Turning To hi. mate,
ih" captain remarked that there must
huNr b"Du SOME unusual disturbance
on baud. On reaching the Sault. the
captain went ashore aud secured a
nr" -pH'ur II WIS then hc learned
TINT NJ about lhc -nmc hc hau wit
uc--od tins singular action ut w,ud
uuI Nt'r lurtrst had been budli
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

CAIEl.IoN, lrN sept. lh About
o.Ho.A thi- evening, the frame resi-.
IuDu of " A haw, on the corner
OF Nor,h Iwclih aud Twentieth
streets, was discovered ia tlame-
lnrbuiiliu9 wps entirely destroyed
bl' lho Urilcp.rtmenl prevented tho
urtnpr -pr,ud Of the lire. The loss
nu tho building and furniture viii
ruru $4,000. It is insured tor
~ $500, The hro ls supposed to
nAyu originated from u defective
lluc The family had lett tho house
bout Au hour before the flames were
dl-coyrrcd Ncighbors saved good
.l,.l OF furniture. The great hre oI
.A-l November burned all around this
residence, hually eAhausliug Itself
only halt square beyond. MIR
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17
IN NuL oI wIpp,uS.'
u"w Lt," Husband D,ScoVcr- Ui~
widow VIE.

NrV lurN, sept TO- David Gus
l,L, Sew lotk Widowrr, arrived M
'hr hulrl u Bath lirach, "a small Long
l-nud rcOrl. = short time ago, az
cumuauicd hN % middle aged lady
VITA one child, whom hc introduced
ns Mrs Nuorc,n widow whom he was
tu uurrl IA "A short timr. The child
called mm pnpu, the widow AppRr-
rptly dotted upon him, and every.
thing wont along right MERRY Tor him
until hast night. when three mcn who
were among the days arrivals watch
ed hu ouuou-ly. llc pnid no Ht-
lrnliun 80 lhru, but along toward
midnight thcy paid Hu much attcn-
tiou to him That they stood for half
nu hour IN their stocking feet ia the
corridor outside his door. FINALLY
| thrt heard sounds within that they
d'ouci su1pciOu., Hnd w,th a sud
| den push they burst open the door.
! \ something TINT looked like n
| lrmpIc ligurc rcurricd away, but MIR
| Cutt,, wn- caught Onr ut the men
! introduced hImsHli AH thr In ,bHud ui
! the "wldow.' lhr others were DE.
/ tncllNos tu-ick's aicmps TO drive
| lhrm from the room resulted in th'
! drawing ul nu ns-orlmuut Of pistols.
! mali upon his making n iull state
meat ui ll- relations with the woman,
tuc party lctl him IN peace. Mr.
| Moore has started "a divorce suit with
tuHi,k 40 Correspondent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17
pIr,urtn, oi nuor.mI.
several Intprtatiug Items truu
sLNrh hitturu county.

NNNNNNl luttrtHttttE lhfthH from
sLNVhitturd COUNTY
special 60 th, t,smlupr
hLHASN. l.N.. sept 10 Tho long
brought socus tu nave nj last huru
lrukru Ihis sc,iou was visited 10y
glorious rain uu IS tu day aud sun
daN aud another Go dal. Grs., +,
beginning to grow. aud IN cuusc
uucncr there D. great activity hWurE
the -tuckmcu. farmers, aud ia fact
,yury kind of business. II iarmUl.
can uuly obtain seed wheat sud ont-
there is ever, indication that there
viii hca larger grf'n crop planted
mis- tall than ever before NutWIth.
.thndiug the rutirc failure of crops
ims year. our people have not lost
confidence iu the country aud rtl,
utlicVc WC have the iucst soil and
climate under the sun.
Rcv.Juh Brown has been sent tu
solicit donations OF grain ior seed,
any hrmcr who wishes to SOW. bur
county h. well nulc eud WlluW,
tp furnish provisions To it, needy
citizens, but Wc must look for Assist
tu,r in procuring seed Tor pimtrr-.
Many mrmcr- have their land already
prcpntrd Tor t'l sowing
ThrurW i',sbltcriau church Inns
been completed and viii hr dedicated
next sun iny ltisA handsome huUd.
iug uud II credit to the town.
The machinery tot the Albany
lluuring mil i- about all u Shape
sud the company expects tu hru
tpurrtious 10, October l.t. This WI b