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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
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Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dspatch.l
LGNDELL, VA, Aug. p, 1855.
4 terrible hail-storm passed through
Just west Of his part Of the county
Washington to-day, travelling in a
northwest course. The storm destroyed
a great deal Of tobacco. Hlilstones
almost as large as walnuts fell. Large
fields Of corn were entirely stripped OF
their blades, and tobacco-stems were
left standing without leaf. The storm
was about one half-mile wide. Num-
bers OF poor men with families will suf-
fer. Citizens seventy-hye and eighty
years old say they never witnessed such
, storm. n. c. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

The Pittsburgh Press asks: "Does
anybody suppose that q party SO
thoroughly handicapped By one ides
can win an enduring supremacy "
No. The manner in which it was fired
cut at the last presidential election de-
monstrated that it couldn't.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

The Philadelphia Times started to
monkey with cOal-Oil recently. The
result was an explosion, in which
Philadelphia 5 dandy mayor, his private
secretary, and the city fre-marshAl
were badly injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
r..,,.raP,om,sipx Young Nan.

UFSTOS.-Departed this life. August H.
1850. after a long and painful illness, a. nls
r.stdence, In Hanover county near Hanover
Iuncfion, nUNIER ", the beloved son OF
lanes b. and Mary Denton aged twenty
Heleavs. kind and sffeciionate wife, a
reyofed father and mother. and an az
fectIonste sister ana brother. lie WAS
foud and loving husband, dutiiul son,
den DIED brother and kind friend.
Dearest Hunter, thou hast left Us;
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But It's God who hath bereft Us
He can all our sorrovs neal.
Nr. pepton's death has caused gloom
over the whole community. He had q large
el,cle OF friends, and was greatly estee med
hy all who knew him. His untimely death
viii lie greatly regretted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

Mrs. CLEVELAND has discovered
in North Woods that a fashionable
cosmetic is admirable when used as
sxle-grease. That's, in keeping the
wheels OF society moving, we suppose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

Those who suffer from disorder or mac
tlon on the liver will never get the upper
hand OF the unruly organ 20 ionf ss NH MI
calo,nei and podopbyllin. But from the
tsIed and popular medicine. Hos.et tts, 3 :
stomach Bfttery. they may expect reiiei
with a certainty OF obtaining II. The IN
fluence OF the Bifters upon tue sIsa s,9,, a.,
nbe reilef afforded Is not spasmodlo, put
complete and permanent The sallown ,,s
of The skin. furred appearance ., tne
tongue, ind digestion. costiveness, neaascne;
nausea pains through the flsn. SUI ~
Inc obstinate complaint, are entirely anu
promptly removed by q course OF TINS mes
timeble medicine. in behalf OF whlon tes-
tjmopy is constantly emanating rom eFery
d"ei'0' an Stu, tn w)NBa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
AMCsEHENTs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
CARD To THE PUBLIC.

The MANAGEMENT deeply regrets 10 state
that owing 10 reasons unexplained Al pres
emf, the opera company announced 10 APP
tear this week has cancelled It's engage
nfnent compelling rs TO postpone the regu-
ar opening OF the fail aud vinter season or
lie above place 10 TUESDAY, september
-th-one week later. Hoping an indugent
hubble will pardon the unexpected rs well
~ unavoidable delay, remain, VERY re-
sreetfully, " " CAsllss,
ausi.It Resident Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
New Church Dedicated.

On last Sunday new Baptist church,
in Nelson county six miles from How
ardsyille, was dedicated. pr. A. f.
Dickinson, of this city, preached the
dedication sermon, and raised a generous
collection from the great crowd present
10 nav tie debt on the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

MURPHY. Died, August 29th. THOMAS
MURPHY, infant son OF +. J. and Mary
MURPHY: aged thirteen months.
GHELTON.-Ded, August 27th, al o
O'Clock A. NJ, after a long aud tedious III
nsss. Or. I. ID. Sn ELTON, OF HowardsYilie'
Albemarie county. Va.
common life.time, and WAS extensively
tncwn In this community as a physic an
~ uromluence aDd rue reputation. III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

A Chicago editor speaks Of /" the
widows barrel Of OIL" Bat even that
is evidence Of approximate information
not usually possessed by Chicago edi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

The question of the hour is, Which is
the greatest dOdger, Colonel GERONIMO
or JAMES G. BLAINE?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
MARRIAGES..

ROWF-BAZlLE.-M Married. on the Zid o.
August. 1850. AZ ~. Peters Cathedral. ~
tie Rev. Father \. Van De Nyyer' IhohA9
\ ROWE, Of Richmond, Va. and VI >
NARlEF. BAZlLE. OF Hanover county "a
Washington and Baltimore papers peas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

at is positively annoonced that
General BUTLER is out OF politics"
Ring out. wild chestnut bells
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
Old Mexico and Neu England.

Correspondence q the Richmond Dispatch
BETHLEHEM, n. H., Aug. -, 1856.
Passing from the Sierra Madre Of Old
Mexico to the White mountains of New
England, l find the climate much tae
same. The equalization OF temperature
is created by the greater altitude Of tho
ore compromising for the higher latitude
of the other. Three visits 70 each OF
these sections Of North America have
ground down, also, their prominent tea-
lures 20 a striking samsness. The
Flume, the Notch, the Old Man of the
Mountains, etc., have their counter
ukrts on the other side Of the Rio
Grsnde. Is there any civil engineering
in Mexico equal to the ascent to Mount
Washington: No traveller between
Monterey and SAltillo, or between Vera
Cruz and the City Of Mexico, would
make the inquiry. Other things than
scenery differentiate Old Mexico and
New England. Mexico is the land Of
forms, New England ofsubstances--just
as Spanish is the language Of song and
rhetoric, while English is adapted to
facts and business. Mexico is the re-
gion Of devotion, as Paul found it in
Athens {; New England Of free thought
the land Of the pilgrim following, the
land Of Luther. But contrasts are more
odious than comparisons. | only
aid that the settlement Of the Cutting
imbroslio will be more satisfactory to
President Cleveland than to President
Diaz, whose political necessities require
some foreign trouble to keep his Gov
eminent from ruin. Thus saith the
best intelligence | found in our sister
republic. New England cares nothing
about il. II. A. I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
SUMNER RT:sORrs.

GUNNER AND WINTER BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO those seek
Ing Com Portable and EleSant quarters Ior
a short or long period The well aud fayora-
pUVAL HOUSE.
IN the beautiful mountain town OF salem,
Na oilers supsrl0r attractions. Core
elourence solicited, aud circular OF intor-
nation fee. Address DuVAL HOUSE
salem Va.
au l7-1m
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c,uu,,crs. srseirs. Ae.

w @. SMITH. 3l4 NoRTHsfM
w FIFTH STREET. mss on -,
ToNS I'AKFS Sc, 0f his own make d.
very low prices. second hand PfiAhroNs
snd HUcGIES at great bargains. kepalr,
Ing OF al kiuds done A. low rates. a ca
solicited. =" fAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
BRIEF COMMENT.

The Philadelphia BcOdle-Ring is be-
coming more expansive every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
rxruRsIoas. pIc.NIcs. &C.

7 Asst EXCURSION TO TUE
CAVERN OF LURAY, MONDAY. SEP.
TENRFR g. 1855. VIA CHESAPEAkE AM
OHIO RAILWAY.-Trsibw viii leave tne
Cbessreake and ohio depot at 1890 o clock
A NJ Tickets good for ten days TO return
on any train. Train Will stop at all regular
stations. Fare for round trip Richmond
10 Luray and return, s4; Louisa 70 luray
and return, $3.50; Gordonsvile to Lursy
and return So: Charlottesville To I!uEay and
retnrn go so. Don't fall TO 60 and see one
Of the greatest wonders OF the world. ricS.
els for sale by j. NJ. THOMPSON. 4Oj east
Broad street, and by the commute nj the
,rain j. S. THOMPSON x CO.
en- 90 % 2t272Q, 81. Se2,4A
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HN ARDIAG.

HAVING RENTED 2l3 AND 2lj
IL cas-, Fmnkin street. corner OF Third,
VIII be ready after the 18Th Of september.
20 accommodate parties wishing board.
Rooms single aud en- suite.
MRs. VIC. MAYO.
su slim 619 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
BUSINESS oppoRrVNIrY.

EoR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIN
Il TURFS OF HARDWARE y -
FIsHNFNT IN thriving town iL t-
ginia. Address LiNNoLN A.,
Is iS.Tu. Tn &SuiSel'
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MAIrnrs. s.wALnN.Ac.
WOOD AND coal.

IN 00O CUSTOMERS WANTED.
~. OOV Best ANTHRACITE coz.
Best West virginia SPLlNt COAL. "'''
West virginia STEAM COAL Periecs F''
psIation OF coal aud satisfactory pr .
81 LATHROP & -.
au25 Seventeenth street At Ora ~-Of'ls''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
EUNDAY EXCURSION.
STEAMER ARIEL TO UNITF) STATE
MONITOR k-LEk-r AND CLIl PUNT.

EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON.-Leaye
sP. M.-Atrlv . Z. VI.
beautiful Family Trip-Ali by Day L'eh,
No improper persons allowed toou ID
Tremers Band. Grand Piano. ana Htifteu-
rnsnts M EEER Or LIQUORS SOLD.
Tickets 5Or CHILDREN 2jc.-UN Den
FIVEYEARs FREE. r. y. OW IN,
&C. 90.ts TOT DoihAi te''
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DESPATCH Is delivered 70
uub~c,.pers At rrrrEss ckSrs per week. psy-
Abe 10 the carrier weekly. Mailed o, 70 PEI
epnu,n; ss for ak months; si'oo to' sD'''
mcnsns: SOC. for one month.
: Tic sFMI-wETKLY pIsPArchessSpe'
aunum. or 81 for tx months.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at u per sh'
hum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 Per
annum, or ssc. forsix months.
subscriptions 10 all cases payable IN sd'
vance. aud no paper continued after the ex-
n,re,ion OF the time paid for. send post
os,sce money -or6er, check, OF registered let
Ter. Currency sent by mail VIII be al the
ri,k OF the sender. Subscribers wishing
thesr pos,-offce changed must give their OLD
q wen 80 their new post-office. sample
copies free.
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GLASSES IN ENGLISH.
MISS DANIEL.
800 EAST GRACE STREET,

For the coming school session OF 1859 ~
desire TO form class Of glIis between INC
ages OF twelve and eighteen 20 be instructed
In a THOROUGH COURSE Of ENGLISH.
The class will b. limited Ia number and
the hours OF study will DO ron 10 a. VI. 20
Up. N. The course o. study VIII embrace
an The branches OF English education.
Mrs. FAR. who liz well known as sue
cefsful teacher OF wiring and D,ciatlon,
viii have charge OF that department.
Monsieur V. ]. CHoPAUp VII teaen
etench class n connection with the English
las
viii resume my afternoon class IN Eng
'ish Literature TOT ladies eArly ~ 'N'oDer'
Notice OF the time and place viii be- gwen
hereafter.
Al The same time desire 10 form an eve
ulng claks iu Bellies Lettres Or ladies' tli
Vpntlrmpn Tn class VIII meet once Nrch Is,
between the hours u and 10 !. "
Pupils wrO wish ID enter these O. asses sr'
requested 20 communicate win ne spph
gs possible. Address " I-- DANIEL.
u2I.gw 8l1 west Franklin strect.
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Reading notices 10 readsng.mat'er .ype' .
lines or less. 81; IN noupsriel iesded' 7ce'
card 81 rntss for moe space furnished on
application. .
All letters and kilograms must nc sooieN
"a 10 THE pisPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected Communications VIII not De re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY % RICHMOND
COUNTY or HESRICo. -
I. II. C. burnett. cashier OF the above
named bank, do soiemnly swear mat Tue
above statement IL true 10 the best " my
knowledge aud belief. Ii. =. BURNETT.
Cashier.
Subscrjbed and sworn 10 before me thls
sOth day OF August, lee6. ,,
N. LOCKWOOD. Notary Pubic.
Correct-Atiest: -
g. A DAVENPORT,
A.Y. STOKES.
al Silt pIec'oEs'
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RANK STATEWEHTS.

DFPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
Al TIE PLAINTIFFS NATIONAL BfNll
OF RICHMOND. AZ RICHMOND. IN | q =
STATE OF VIHGINiA. At TIE CLOSE gr
Rt SlNFSS. CS TIL ANN DAl Or AT
GUST 1856:
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

uAMPDEN-SlDNEY COLLEGE,
\ a NlPGINfA.--The Northumberland
eleventh session VII open THURSDAY.
-epfember2 ls-6. ExRni satiOls FOR en-
trance on Wednesday. lst instant. For
catalogues aud further Information app.J
10 tie president
RICHARD MCILWAiNE. d. D..
IS s.Sa& ru2m P'en.S. lneY, Va.
THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
4 DIS AT EDGE HILL Opus SEP
TEMBER u, 1855 Apply Tor further n.
formation 10 Ms RANDOLPH or Nrs
WILLIAM X. HARRISON. kesVtcN Depot
Albemarle county. IA. au TuSrnZm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31

STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY oF RIcHMoSD:
! Mann : Ouar.es, cashier OF tne above.
named hank. DO sOieu ny swear tnai tHe
sbOve statement Is true 10 the best ot ny
knowledge and belief
MANN >. QUAKLES, Cashier.
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Correct-Attes

subscribed aud sworn to before me TINS
s5th day Of August. 1855.
II. A. NCCURDI, Notary Public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07
A BLOOD RIOT.
A Local Option Election in Karues
County Is the Occasion Of Fight
Between Mexlcaus and Officers.
The sherin, a Deputy and an Innocent
Looker'On KILLED Outright rwo
Others Dangerously Wounded.
Tue oreasers All Make Coed their Escape.
Nho "overnor Applied 10 for Ran
gers 20 Hunt Them Down.
4 nLoopY pArrIr

BLOODY BArrIR.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Sept. t.A te,e.
gram from Kennedy Station on the line
Of the San Antonio s Arkansas Pass rail.
way, says;
A riot occurred between two Mexlcars
and two white men on the one side. and
officers on the other, at Dalleyynle,
karnes county, three miles from Ken
needy to-day at p. M, during the
election on local option, In which
sheriff TATE ELDER,
Ills brother Deputy sheriff Bun
ELDER, aud
MIR fuLLKN were killed outright.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Bailey and
another member Of the pullon family are
dangerously wounded. County Attorney
Graves, Deputy Sheriff Blair, Charles
Daily and w q, Butler were slightly in
lurcd. The two Pullens are old men and
were not engaged 10 the riot. They were
hit by stray bullets.
The MeNicans engaged in the shooting
have escaped.
County Attorney Graves has wired
Gov. Ireland for four rangers TO aid In
capturing the Mexlcans aud others en-.
gagged in the shooting.
As the scene OF the riot Is some
distance from telegraph oiiloe, the
original cause Of the riot, except that il
was over the local.op,lon election, has
not been obtained.
RANGRRs MIL BE sEST.
special TO tho 'saSotte
AUSTIN, Tax, Sept. 6.-ro.dAy
Gov. Ireland received the following dis
patch from Dall,yvllle, Karnes county,
Tex;
To Gov. Ireland A row between two
Mexlcans and some white men on one
side and officers on the other has Just
occurred az our election here, In which
the sheriff, deputy and two citizens
were killed outright aud one deputy sher-
IN dangerously injured, and one deputy
sheriff and the county attorney slightly
wounded.
| The Mexicans have escaped.
| am requested to ask you 70 send
three or four rangers 10 help rs captu,e
Garcia and other Mexieans engaged In
the light. Signed, l.. r. GRAVES,
County Attorney.
II IL learned tonight from Capt. SEEKER
OF the adiutantrgeneral's Office that three
or -four rangers VIII be sent to Daley
Vile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07
The whole syndicate a Failure

BosToN, MAss., Sept. G.--Allen G.
Noble, hardware dealer, to-day filed a
petition OF insolvency IN Cambridge. HIS
direct Liabilities are about ten thousand
dollars and indirect nearly three hundred
thousand, being Endorsements on the
paper OF failed firms. About twenty
firms had been in the habit of discounting
one another's paper, which they would
indorse and discount at the banks.
II is said that the usual rate was ~ per
cent. One of the firms ls said TO have
paid $4,000 to them In discounts
and interest during the past year.
Nine firms who have used them haye al
ready failed. Some others are having
difficult times in meeting their obliga-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07
rs TnAT sOl
what Foster Has 20 Say About the Seizure
of tho British Vessels.

what Foster Has 20 Say About the Seizure
OF tho British Vessels.
WINNIPEG, MAN, Sept, G--Thc Hon,
Mr.. Foster, Dominion minister OF
marine aud fisheries, returned from
British Columbia to-day, where
he has peen looking oft +
tho fisheries. While at Victoria he tooS
dispositions Of members OF the crews u
tbe vessels seized by American revenue
officers In Alaskan waters. From the
evidence he made memorandum TO The
British government, calling on II 10 make
certain representations TO Washington TO
the eject that the seizures were Illegal.
The crows deposed that the vessels were
not within sixty miles OF Alasks's shores
when the seizure was made. Foster
says the American government has no
more right TO insist that Canadian vessels
shall not 30 within sixty miles OF Alaska's
shores than the Canadian government TO
say American vessels shall not 10 within
that distance Of the Labrador coast, even
though Russia when II owned Alaska
claimed Sovereignty IN the &C Joining
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

Bosr0N, MASS, sept G.-Scbcdules
died Of r. Williams, lumber merchant
Of Boston, who recently failed,
show total liabilities Of s5l8,25l (,
atT5 $40 being direct, The as.
sefs are nominally sas 900, but parties
who investigated them think they will
shrink 10 SIS 900, and TINT Williams can-
NOT pay cents on the dOliaf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

REDfiRID, ARK, Sept. e--Tbis after
noon quarrel between DR. J NJ. Rey-
nolds and Deputy Sheriff Van Norman
ended IN the latter drawing his pistol and
shooting Dr. Reynolds Ia the isft shoul
der AND seriously woundina Oyttandef
named George Smith. Van Norman
mounted ne horse and nsd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

Special 70 The Gazette.
FoRr SMITH, Ark, Sept. o--George
Cornicc, employed Ia the construction Of
A railroad bridge over MIL creek, short
distance from this city, iell from the
structure lost Saturday, e,fikirg on ms
heed twenty feet below aud sustaining IN
inrles which resided In his death yester-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

NEW YORK, Sept G.-The deciding heat
of the International canoe race was to
have been sailed to-day. There was no
wind and none OF the boats finished with
10 the time required. The Nautilus
(EDglish) was frst, however The race
will be resailed Wednesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07
xhs Assassin Unknown.

Special 70 me Gazette.
McKNNEY, Tx, Sept. 6.-Tbe jury Ct
ipouess on the desd body Of Morgan
Hamilton returned verdict that nc came
10 mis- death at the hands Of al unknown
person.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

special 70 The Gazette
TgxARgAsA, ARK, Sept. G.Mr. Willis
Whitaker, postmaster Of TeaArkana, Tex d,
died this morning IL O'Clock and was
buried this evening ats. He WAS az old
land msrk, and served with yAlor Ia the
late war
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07
Gone to Chihaahua.

CRY or MEXICO, Sept. 6.-Sedgwick
has completed his investigation here and
has gone to chihuahua, having Obtained
permission Of the government TO examine
All the records 10 the Cutting easel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07
GERONIMO A PRISONER.
The Big chief Does finally surrender u
ths Pale fncus

WILCOX, A. r., Sept. O,---Gen, Miles
arrived AZ Fort Bowie last night with
Geronimo, Natchcz and several bucks az
prisoners Capt. Lawton with the rest
Of the hostilep, numbering thiriy-nve, II
expected 70 arrive At Fort Bowie wedncf-
!.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

op4rd " heaita to-day passed 4 fcsolu-
ton removing tie qpsnntsne established
against Biloxi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

ran down me stream into deep water.
TIE wagon upset aud the entire parry
.,..ra dscurraN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

yacht Was loug pact the Flash.
The 0aIatea fnlshed ~ 10. u 3 after
TIE Msy1oRer. A. she came 70 al an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

nAleo 80 horrible 40 door ~ 70 drive tie
Daggngemen from their Posts, Il was
nleoed On fic ulaafo..s1 Z, IA fi,o ,r.ffs.. -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07
TRAGEDY ~ HuRsiAn

IgANGooN, Sept. G.--Fatber Beta,
superior OF Catholic mission In British
Burmah, recently went ~ visit we'll
known Insurer at Romas. While me priesl
was IN the money-lendcr's house, three
Burmese robbers broke INTO the house 70
steal the usurer's money. lie resisted,
aud they Killed him with Knives. Tht
robbers then turned upon the priest AND
murdered him because be had witnessed
the decd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07

SOFIA, Sept. z, --Aiexander on saturday
presided a. meeting Representing all
parties In Bulgaria 1t was decided 70
appoint NJ. StGmbuion, b. RAdoslsvoif,
NJ. Paroyeloh, ~. Guechoh aud III. Stall
OF 70 negotiate with Russia and the other
powers for Il settlement OF the Bulgaria
cricis. An ordinary session Of the Bal
gArIan chamber OF deputies has been sum
moped TO disctss the abdicetiOn. II Ia
believed the departure Of Altxander from
Bulgaria IL likely 10 result ID a cruel war.
WILL ES0IAHD WAX ORR
ODHssk, sept. 0.--RussA has engaged
a french steamer to carry stores and 800
Russian eDiTants from this city 70
yisdluAstock Il + ruWcycc the alleged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-08
AUSTIN.


state Printing Contracts Awarded--t Good.
night bigger than Old Ireland.
Special to the Gazette,
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. THE printing
board this morning made the following
award OF state printing for the next two
years. Triplett 4 Hutchins OF Austin
We're awarded the contract for first and
fourth-class printing, also to furnish
paper for second.class printing. John
Southgate OF Austin was awarded the
third-olass printiDg, aud Eugene Won
Boeckman OF Austin was awarded the
second-class printing. The Western
newspaper union OF Dallas was awarded
the furnishing OF paper for first-class
printing. The bids are considered ex-
tremely reasonable. Trlplett & Hutchins
contract will cover about $4,000 worth
OF work.
The regular monthly meeting OF tho
land board took place to-day. The usual
routine Of business was gone over and
only Lubback, Walsh and Mccall, the lat.
tor representing Swain, were present.
There have been about $4,000 acres Of
school lands in the Panhandle since the
last meeting of the board Only a few
sections OF land were leased, among them
two sections Of university lands In Tom
Green county. Goodnight and others
continue TO occupy school lands free t.
the tune Of over million acres. They
DO not expect to pay anything until after
the new administration comes 10, II then,