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The Oldest Grand Army Man.

Now YORK World.
John Foss, of Sedgwick Post. No "a, Depart
ment of Kansas, Is said to be the oldest Grand
Army man living. He was born in Leeds, Me-.
dred-and- forty second Illinois, in May 1864, and
was mustered out in October, 1865. He had two
sons in the Ninety-sixth Illinois, and both are
members of Sedgwick Post
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Mr.. Bescher TO Visit Europe.

NEW YORK June 2.-The board of deacons Of Ply
mouth Church voted unanimously. last evening, 10
grant Mr.. Beecher leave of absence that he can
take trip Europe. Mr.. Beecher has had the trip
in contemplation for several years. he has not been
abroad since 1868. He win be accompanied by Mrs.
Beecher and they expect TO sail June IL and
turn about Oct. l. Mr.. Boecher proposes to spend a
month in sightseeing and resting and then lecture.
tour for this purpose having been arranged for him.
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Home The matter was discussed by the board
of managers of the Monuments Association last
nic' :. Both Of the sites referred TO were advo-
c. by members of the board, without result
ing in a selection. The owners of the Allen lot
the site for the monument.
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The Site for the Monument to General Lee.
Richmond Dispatch to Baltimore sun.
The choice Of site for the proposed monu-
ment to Gen. Robert E. Lee. it seems, has mar
rowed down between CANDLES Hill Park and
lot owned by the Allen estate. The latter is on
Grove road. the fashionable drive of the city,
and within sight Of the Confederate Soldiers
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Safety Of the steamship siberian.

MONTREAL. June 2.--The Adams received tele-
gram, this morning. announcing that the Siberian had
arrived At St Johns, Newfoundland at o'clock
She bad been delayed eight days in fog, and
nszaaed ~ leo. The gulf 10 reported Is being one
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Boston Transcript.
Falstafhan Philadelphia has drinking saloou
70 every twenty nine voters and q bakery % oyexx
one hundred and sixty.
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THE DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN,
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, }

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCKR,
WASHINGTON June 3, A. NJ.
Special Indications for Twenty-four Hours.
from A. NJ, for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Generally fair weather, nearly stationary
temperature.
For Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana and Illinois
Generally fair weather nearly stationary tenn
perature, northerly winds.
For Michigan and Wisconsin-Slighly warmer,
fair weather, variable winds.
Local Observations.
INr,r Yrpa
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Special to the .ndlanapoIis Journal
COLUMBUS. June 2.-Heavy rains to-day interfered
seriously with the races. but the large amptheater
furnished excellent shelter for the spectators and the
programme carried out and highly enjoyed. The
237 trot resulted "a follows:
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ing school. We only requested that Justice BE-
done the class. and our REQUEST being denied wa
bid adieu 10 the school and it's professor.
ONE OF THE SENroRa
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.
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- - PAGES TO large oak, on which is
cut drawn bow, with an arrow in place. The
arrow points to the figure of a deer on beech,
twenty PAGES distant. On a line with the arrow,
through the deer, is fat rock, fifty PAGES dis
tant. Dig"
The blanks show where the manuscript was
totally illegible. The parchment was much
worn and yellow with age, the ink faded and
badly blurred, as if written with quill pen and
it looked as if it had becr wet 1t WAS evidently
very old. The scheme of marking figures on the
trees leading TO the cache was certainly
clever, as they were such the Indians them
selves would use in communicating with one
another. The 'Selle creek" mentioned 10 the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
THE COMMENCE lent.
A SIP endid Array Of Talent and Beauty
Gather Before Their Friends at
Wesleyan College.
A WeI-Prspared Programme Presented
In FeTft ct shape, md the Students
Honor Themselves.

The first commencement exercises ever
held in the new Wesleyan college oc-
Cured last night. Early ia he evening
great numbers of visitors 70 he college
were noted passing throush the city
toward College hill, and there will never
be an occasion when greater number oi
interested friends of the institution will
gather as they did last night.
The collegeichapel was handsomely dec
Grated and artistic hands had prepared a
prettily arranged stage, upon which were
seated Mrs, Ida Turner, Mrs. Stoddard,
Prof Peterson, Rev DR.. Moore, President
A. A, Johnson, Mr.. w. II. Cannon, Profes.
sors White and Sparklin. At either side
OF tire platform were sweet toned pianos,
used in the exercises.
The room having been com.
pletely oiled with visitors, and
the windows also being occupied by those
who could not otherwise find accommo.
dalton, there was presented the follow.
ing
PROGRAMME:
Duet-lnstrumental-"Qu Viyo," Grand Con.
cert dc Galop, William Ores Ter.
Nina Alvord, primo; Ollie Lake, secoAdc
hssay-"St. Helena" ,,........... Cora Sheher
Oration-"Earth's Battle Fields .....,...','..'
Essay'iiite in Earnest lia w,h m SI HG asT
o,1,lnstrnmental-"Ye Banks and Graes,
mIlile rope 49,; ',,.'t.. Myrtle Rouse
Essay--'InGuenoe Of Siusic". Matte Duncan duncan
Oraion-"Julus Ciusar'i William Smiii
Soio-Nocal-"l.a Iefllr0ta," Mrs j. s. TORY
Oratlon-"Co Education" .'... grace 'e o SST.
oration--"Non' Enforcement of Law" -.
o-Instrumental-"Iuc Rorgia. . on AZ
Fred Boyer. .....,..,...... Fannie C;ulesni,
Oration--"An Outlook" ........... Nina AivbrG
Oration-"The Worlds STAGE ...,,,-.,..
Grafton" Dawn Of New Era '.' 'OH ',D,'l
..., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b.. y. Il. HOLLOWAY
Grand Duo-lnstrumentAl-"suo In Norma 2
Henri Rosellen
Matte Duncan, primo; Grace Owens, second,
ls, OF course, Impossible to discrim
mate as to the merits Of those who 90
successfully rendered this programme
hacn and every one evinced the excellent
training under which they mad been, and
the entire enjoyment aad satisfaction
gwen Their appreclatiye audience should
certainly have been no small reward tc
the participants.
Prot. Alex, Hogg, Roy, DR.. Mitchell
and Col. A. NJ Brittle, had been an
pointed Judges to award the gold media
on oratory. The other gold medal were
awarded by the faculty, and the honor,
were bestowed as follows: Art denort
rnent, Miss Sue Terrell Music-innio,
department, Misses Ollle Lake and Fanni,
Gillespie. Music-senior Department
Miss Matte Duncan. Prohciencv-
/ preparatory department, James Brltt0n
oratorical, Miss Marion Smith.
The progress of the students was every
way gratifying to the parents and friends
OF TIE college present, and great credit ia
me eilielent faculty is due. 1t is believed
mat the next commencement day viii Sc,
some OF the advanced students fnI,
graduated from this seat of learning.
The next term begins Sebtember &
| 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12

70 be held 1t Galveston. Fare fof the
round trip, 81. A., !.
Mr w il. Robert, who has been j ia
able 20 be out on the street again Mr,
Robert SAYS some Of the papers had MN
almost dead, but we are glad - say such
has not been the case.
Mrs. A. W. Nixon, the vile o. Cohs l,'
bIe Mixon. died this morning at O'Clock.
Mrs. Nixon was afflicted few days ago
with paralytlc stroke, from which she
did no, fully recover. Mrs. Nixon was
an exemplary woman, good wife ana a
Christian. She will be sedly missed oy
her large circle Of friends.
Prof. II. a. Bailey organized the musi-
cal convention last night with about one
hundred scholars, the convention TO last
ten DAYS. The GAZETTE wishes success
10 this venture, as the professor Is .
thorough vocalist, and Every fluent
talkern
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
IMPORTANT OPINION.


Judge HanccoRs Legal Opinion TO tho
CattIsmen PIoases Thorn Greatly.
Special to the Gazette.
CoLoRADo, TEX, June 1T has de-
yeloped that several cattlemen Of this
place have received from Judge John
Hancock Of Austin an important legal
opinion on the action Of the state land
board in increasing the lease price Of the
school lands from 4 to cents. Judge
Hancock argues at length the unconstitu-
tionality OF this action, holding that the
legislature has no authority TO delegate
legislative powers to inferior agents. lie
advises the cattlemen to tender cents an
acre to the board, which he says VIII re-
lieve them from all penalties. The cat
tlemen are very much elated over the
opinion, and are using 1t to advantage in
business transactions with parties out
side the state. They paid, so ii Is said, a
good round sum for 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
DENISON.
Cheap Rates 60 tho Interstate Drin-rhs
Tally shooting Died Personal,

Cheap Rates 90 the Interstate Drin--rhe
Tally shooting Died --PsrsonRl,
Special TO the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Tx June 1.-THE cause OF
the shooting ARRAY between Reuben Tai
ly and his step-son, Tom, was over the
right to piece of property In the Miller
addition ON Johnson street Reuben
claims that TOMS mother, from whom he
was divorced some time ago, had left the
house and he had received legal advice TO
occupy the same, and was proceeding to
do so wnen Tom ordered him
on and enforced his orders
with 3scalibeT pistol. The
wounded man is doing very WELL and DR..
Bailey, who dressed his wounds, thinks
he viii be all right in few days.
Brink Morris, the junior member OF
the Wholesale drug nrm Of II, W Williams
4 Co Of Fort Worth, is IN the city on his
way North on business.
Tickets viii be on sale here on the 18th
OF June 70 the 2tth for the interstate drill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
THE SUPREME COURT.

Dscisions ny tho Highest judicial BODY In
Tssas-MIOre Lawyers.
special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX, June ll,--In the su.
preme court the following orders were
made to-day;
Affirmed Dan Sullivan VS.. Il. l..
O'Neal, from McMullen county; w. IL.
Russell ct al. vs.. Cagee ct al, from Hayes
county Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Rail
wayC ompany VS.. w. w, Styron, from
Johnson county; Il, X Poole VS.. l., b,
Jackson, from Live Oak county; S. II.
Moss vs.. Cameron s. Co, from Bosque
county.
Reversed and romandedi leatherwood
a. al. VS.. Johnson aud wife, from John
son county; A. Barker vs.. S, j. Swensen,
from Travis county; w. H. Weider vs..
W 7 Maddox, from Tarrant county.
Affirmed on certificate; Bates ct al. VS..
Gilbert Raglan, from Denton countyi
James OF al, vs., Elliott ct al, from Bell
county, Cameron Lodge VS.. W A. Stew
art from Milan county,
The members Of the senior class OF the
law department. OF the State university
were examined In open court on appllca.
ton TO be admitted to the bar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
WICHITA FALLS.

an Important Decision by the United
states Court in tho Bank Cases.
Special to the Gazette
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, June ll.-Word
has been received here from Dallas that
Judge Mccormick, in the United States
district court, has decided the bank cases
so greatly affecting Wichita Falls, Har'
rold and Henrietta. The suit was
brought TO set aside the assignment made
by G.. w. Israel & Co., propretors Of the
banks at the three places Judge Meteor
mick held the assignment good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
Fresh Vegetable
Day in and day outat Tuner& McClare's
WHITEsBORO.

Talking W New Bauls--Kilihg Dogs
Conference Postponed.
Special To the Gazette
WHlTEsBoRo, TEX, June il.--Capt. 7.
j Brown, president OF the City Bank Of
Sherman, was here yesterday comforting
with the business men In regard to estob-
fishing branch Of the City bank at this
place Mr. Il. O. Edmonson OF Calhoun,
Mo, who was here about six weeks ago
and made arrangements 20 open bank
here about July /, Is also in town look
ing the matter up. These two gentlemen
went down to Sherman to-day TO confer
with the directors OF the City bank to see
II matters can be arranged 70 unite at this
place
Mr.. w. S Noel Of sherman, Tex, has
bought out r. ID. Maxwoll,s livery stable
Mr. Noel viii continue the business al
the old stand
City Marshal j. II. Love Is enforcing
The dog ordinance with a shotgun. All
dogs running at large without wire
muzzle on viii be consigned to the bone
yard II caught within the city limits.
The Methodist quarterly conference
which was 10 have begun here on the l2tl
Inst, has been postponed till the lott
inst,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
santa Anna.

special to the Gazette.
SANTA ANNA, Tx, June live had
u light rain yesterday and to-day, and
prospects for a good rain are very fiat
tering. Corn is doing well, and will yet
make good yield II we have rain
There have been over hundred thou
send pounds Of wool already shipped
from here.
Master OF transportation j. NJ. Phil
lips Of the Santa Fe vas here to-day and
made arrangements with Mr.. w G.,
Walker, proprietor Of the Walker house,
20 give the passenger trains meals at this
place as soon as they run through to Bal
inger, which will add materially 20 our
bright future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
The Bota sheriff of Laredo Suspended Untn
Trial Ii Had.

AhN hN'h W. AfhiNhp GhHbNhhbh ihhti
Trial IL Had,
special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, June Proceedings
have been instituted against Darlo
Sanchez, sheriff of Laredo, and also
against Higlnee Garcia, city marshal,
charging each OF them with malioasance
in Office and demanding their removal
The cases came up Ia the district court yes
terday and considerable feeling is excited
over the proceedings. lu the case of the
sheritf he IL charged with pTostitutiug his
position In various ways In the political
clique known as "the BOtan party and to
defeat the "Guaraehn wing In the recent
local election. IL was during these cleo
lions that the late fatal riot occurred and
the sheriff is accused OF contributing to
that unfortunate calamity hence the petit
toner seeks his removal. The court took
the matter under adyisement and TODAY
rendered 4 decision removing the sheriff
from oillee until a 6nal hearing on the
merits OF the case. In the meantime A,
Bruni has been appointed as sheriff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
TIRE RAILROADS.


special 10 the Gazette
CLEHuRNE, TEX, June HIT is re-
ported that some OF the merchants are
considering the idea Of running line Of
wagons from this place to Fort Worth
with view OF getting cheaper freight
rates.
1t is whispered about that the managers
OF the Gulf, Colorado Santa Be rail
road have agreed TO make proposition
20 Cleburne looking TO the establishment
OF the railroad shops here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
CISCO.
special to tbe Gazette

special to the Gazette
CISCO, TEX, June lO.-A few evenings
since the stockholders IN the artesian
well held meeting and on investigation
found that the well was 1925 feet deep
aud the funds about exhausted, bat when
more money was asked for to prosecute
the work, $1,000 was raised in less than
ten minutes,
Yesterday the Ladies' Aid society gave
dinner for the benefit Of the well fund
and have taken in Sl65. The dinner was
spread In vacant store-house Just north
Of M. V. Mitchelps hardware store. AT
Il o'clock a. m, all the business houses
closed and everybody rurned out, and for
three hours the table was crowded
Plenty of everything good to eat was to
be had and never before was there bet
ter looking or more polite lot OF walters
than Chose who served the good things Of
this dinner,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
Cleveland Ia Right

WASHINGTON, June The secretary
OF state recently received a cable message
from Minister Cox, at Constantinople,
saying that the sultan of Turkey desired
10 send wedding present to Mrs Cleye-
Iand ana asking that it be received. The
president, while approaching the motives
OF the sultan, felt that It's acceptance
would DC In violation of the spirit, il not
tne letter,oi the Constitution, and accord
lngly autographed declination of the
present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
WASHINGTON NEWS.


WASHINGTON, June Ii The secretary
OF state has been informed that Brazilian
Prince Auguste Leopoldo and several
officers of the Brazilian navy will arrive
In Washington Monday afternoon from
New York. The party will be formally
presented to the president Tuesday after
noon, and will be invited to attend the
official reception to be held at the White
House that evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
cnMMrncfAL HEsuME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special 10 the Gazette.
NEW YoRK, June ll.-Railway bones
to-day sold as follows Fort worth
Denver City at $50; Galveston, Harris
bare San Antonio at 9S4l Kansas 8
Texas at q3 Texas & Pacific Rios at o'3i
Missouri. Kansas s. Texas b's at 1915 90
G's at 98i
Governments closed steady
Money per cent.
Foreign exchange unchanged
Wheat was weak.
OIL closed az GGAc.
Cotton points lower.
Coffee unchanged.
INC PHILADELPHIA interests ID Texas
Pacific are still lighting for the recognl-
ton OF the Eastern division bondholders
nj / 0 cent, on the dollar for principal aud
interest, and the New York COMMITTEES
will probably give them substantially
that. There IL no disagreement here, AZ
parties being harmonious and WORKING
together
TEXANS WANT THEIR RIGHTS.
CHICAGO, ILL, June IAN Important
conference will be held here to-day be-
tween Texas live stock shippers, repre-
sentatiyeE Of the StOck-yardb AZ Chlcasoi
81, Louis and Kansas City, and the gem
eral freight agents Of the railroads run
ming between these points At the pres
enl rates on sheep, Texas shippers are
barred out of the Chicago msrket and an
effort Is to be made TO induce the roads
10 either haul double.deck cars or reduce
the charges on single-decks so that the
Texas sheep can be marketed here at a
profit.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS
NEW YORK, June IL Government
bonds neglected, with 5's lower.
Railroad bonds moderately active, tue
closing figures showing a majority OF i'd
yances Texas & Pacific Rios, coupon
arc up TO 5l.
StOcke were dead IN the morning, and
throughout the day were OF decidedly
retail character, the fluctuations being
within very narrow range. Prices were
alternately heavy and active TIL the last
hour, when buying IN Erie and Lacka-
wanna gave tone to the market, which
closed Grm, generally at slight advances
over the opening figures. Everything IN
the llsi is higher tonight. Lacknwanna
Is up n, Michigan Central H. Reading
and Erie ! each, aud the remainder OF
the list fractional amounts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
SHERMAN.
The Diamond Queen Lovely and Rich
Wins Inc Heart Of Young Men Only
10 Pull Their Teeth.
A Negro Dwhrf--A Preacher Who stenIs
swine and Creates n Sensation by His
Appearance when Arrested.
A IfTLE MISUNDERSTANDING.
Special TO the Gazette

optOlht W tue 1hAtltts
SHERMAN, TEX, June il.--This morn
ing disagreement arose between a
couple OF musicians of the Diamond King
outHt, stopping at the Bieler house, in
regard TO street parade, and for "a time
the air was sulphurous. The matter
ended, however, without either OF the
artists losing any blood. The return Of
Mrs Llghthall, who has gone to ST..
Louis TO purchase new outfit, Will
doubtless restore the entente cordiale This
lady disports all tha diamonds and gor-
geous jewelry worn by her late husband,
among them the s2s,O00 (p) watch, which
eclipses the celebrated chronometer OF
Alvin Joslyn. She is young aud pretty,
aud pulls teeth with a kind of scientific
abandon that is amazing. AS her in.
come is $4,000 Cat least that Is what her
silyer.tonged orator says she does not
pull teeth because she has to, but simply
from devotion to dentistry. 1t is said
that lots OF young men go up to
have their teeth pulled out, not
because they ache In the least
but simply to feel the magic touch of the
fair queens fingers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
Large Funeral.

special 10 tho Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, June 1.-THE largest
funeral procession ever witnessed in
Denton sadly followed the remains OF
Capt. George Oatmen TO their last rest
ing place in the Odd Fellows cemetery
this evening at 4 O'Clock. Every bust
ness house in the city was closed from
4 p. m. till night in respect TO the occa-
sion. The hremen turned out In uni
form. The city council, of which he was
member, acted as pall-bearers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
Grandview.

special 10 tho Gazette.
GRANDyIEw, TEX, June ILL was
told here to-day that MIR. Sam Akin lay in
ambush near the residence Of 10 Huse,
and when Mr. Huse started to his pasture
this morning Sam halted him and fired on
him with shotgun but did not hit him.
SO Mr.. Huse fed for safety and the
officers have gone in pursuit OF Mr. Akin.
The parties named were neighbors, both
living about three miles Yves Of Grand
Wow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
sohuisnburg.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
ScHULENBURG, TEX, June l0.--A few
emigrants arrived here this week, who
were met by their friends and taken to
the country near here, where they Will
make their home. There are great
many Germans aud Bohemians In aud
around this place, some Of whom are our
principal merchants, the poorer class
making splendid farmers and good citl-
Leug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12

The new time card of the Texas &
Pacific goes into effect Sunday (to-mor-
row at O'Clock a. m, BY It's provisions
there will be two trains day via Mar
shall between TeXarkana and Fort Worth
each way, and one train day each way
to TeXUkana via Whitesboro and return.
There will be only one IT, day each
way west Of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
Not Reconsiderea.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE statement
made yesterday that the senate had re.
considered the vote by which the bill
prohibiting members of congress from
acting as attorneys for land grant or sub.
sidized railroads was passed was erroue-
Gus. Senator Hawley's motion to recon
slider was not acted upon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
slI,er Lont nnl.lnr pomder

Never fails when the directions are fol.
lowed, hence there Is never word OF
compliant heard against It. The mex
perienced cock Is able 10 make as good
bread with II as the professional baker,
simply because It's Ingredients are SO
compounded as to make failure lmpossl.
BILE when the directions are followed. A
trial Is all that is necessary TO make It in
dispensable TO all well-regulated house
holds,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12

special to Tho Ga1o,te.

Special TO the Gazette.
BREMoNp, TEX, June liza member
Of the Knights OF Labor reached here on
the 9th and organized lodge of some
fifteen to twenty members last night. The
Knight is from Fort Worth.
The pay cer of the Central went north
to-day, and tonight the boys are blowing
I'm their wealth