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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
The SCHOOLS.
Closing Exercises Of 'hs ssH Heus'o1
Normal Comm peemens Attended
by an Immense Crewd.
A BRIEF Review of ths Grnw'h of the Iasti-
tuition - - mp,s's Pubic School
Teachers f. Mex Year,
nam Houston Normal.


special TO the Gazette,
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, June The clos
ing exercises OF the normal commence
ment last night were attended by an i'm.
mence crowd. Hon. o. II. Cooper,
superintendent Of public instruction, de-
livered 40 address to the graduating
classes and at the close presented the
diplomas, certificates and medals. A6-
dresses to the graduating class were also
delivered by Hon J. NJ Moore, Secretary
OF State, and HIN. &. j. Simpkins OF
Corsicana At the close, the alumni held
their anpusl reunion, at which large
number Of the old students from sll over
the state were present. To might The
Young Mems Social Club will give tie
aunual commencement ball compliment.
airy TO the students that remain over
night.
Tue Sam Hou ton Normal is a stste in e.
stitution, and was founded in this city in
1879, beginning with an attendance Of
fifty students. This number has been
stAdily increased uutil this, the ninth
Eannual commencement, concludes with
an attendance OF 2St students during the
past term. The building and grounds
we're grestly improved last year, but ow.
ing to the constantly increasing attend
ance they are not yet adequate to the
demands, and 1t is thought new build
ing will be soon required. This was not
fsked for during the special session Of
the Legislature, as so many other state
institutions were Supplying for aid, but at
the next regalsr session the Normal will
put in its claim. The past term has
beef most successful one, and to day q
large number Of the students go to their
homes prepared for teachers, and will De
soon engaged in that occupation through
out the whole state. Each student Ia re-
CURED TO sign pledge agreeing
to teach one or more years
before entering. Good results have been
accomplished by the years work, and DR.
Baldwin snf the entire faculty have
lsbored zsalousiy during the entire term
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
WOVEN WHO WEEp
Why 90 May Ladis Cry hlsa,,v
and How IL Dan BIS Avoided Nss las
A4fti IA

why 20 Macy Ladis Orr hlsa,,,
and Ho" I' Gan BIS Avoided gas:
Descri BID. se'sI,
It is safe to say that not oss,a
thousand lives eingla week in xtftea u e,
not either cry or feel Ike crying sos dce
life. disappointments. and mt 4 tbsr .aie', q,
weaknesses and pains make sll glssrca- a. s.l
less miserable. This is all wron z. Wc1,I0 fs CT
made for happiness, not fog miss- "a Vet
woman Is weak she required s.rs5,,. VIA !
bcoy, her mind and all ner faeslIlsa 80. "a, Hg
tons must be put in heal.hy cdssI,, aao iuns
cannot secure strsLgtns Nan E i. ,ostts
req to do rhis, but natsrA slGes, Is Van
qair assistance, and the qussiion lps q n
How ca We bes. sss'sI natust - -isIofe Il
The finest ply sicans In x1It. n.d,,.,
elon nave agreed thas nothfrs so ~. PRIZE;
easily s9es till. a. pure spirisiaken +, steiy II
1 no ellnei oe1oxc mea OK betveen1 oaeti
me enect 10 70 sentlT and hea iniv ca.
ali the facult,es 10 visorou' action ~ sInaIs
ture Is assisted and ssfengt il s ,Hpu '0u, u
are hundreds of % rusah ssof lsd5e, s. fec,s
TO HSEhaare gSpwing Stronger, h-ai,Aa!al o'icI
morestSasfivs intppesIAhce by the ,I5;it d:
these ddisb are sks wives Of .Nsa1y q
ofes ,osssent hunfs eas OF Them ,sei: snt
perance Ecnsr. They resIlLe are Ten.
Pure M4k Whisky s :. ny,
the best shd oAss peNstva help to Tr@ss9Ri'as,
bodies that las ever been oisooyereSse a14s ls!
ssfe shou q be Exercise, however 10 GIe.'
s ase ' are kssslns hSh o Is pa
mAfkft thar atFR n ssitive IL ju!y IN T 81. u lie
whcvSksAthenf.zfWe We tn % a,.at cry ols
vsrissh.S9at oteylman In i've hup5i,,, I lls.
will csrefu b. use This sr ST aid n VI 80
moderaEton WI continue 10 sun fIo- III IN !,
nesssG6ut. o Jhe contrar VIII mi tU ives. @esi
notssniy of yOufhfulvigor BIT Of COLI 'ssheEI
nesssand all thsse qualities which o.iga',
presence o. perfect h=allh -t'sa's s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
ONE CAUSE Of INFECTION.
why de women Hold Money In Theil
= Moushs % All fimes,

why de women HOLD Money In Their
Mou,hs % All fimes.
Medical Review.
The American street car or the ticket
window of railroad station frequently
offers this unpleasant spectacle: A we'll
dressed and, to sill outward appearances.
q wen.b bred woman, opens her pocket
book, picks out piece Of money and
deliberately puts it into her mouth and
holds 1t there while she closes her
purse, reaojusts her glove and
arrapges her many packages. II some
modern. Snollet would lay before her
eyes "The Adventures of Dime;" IL she
could even dimly conceive OF the unutter-
able ful!ness through which the coin she
holds between her dainty lids hiss proba-
bly, passed, loathing horror would over
whelD her. But IL blissful unconscious
ness she caresses thst which is the en-
bodiment Of a., filthiness. Aside from
the view CT cleanliness in the Question OF
contsaicn. That this nasty habit is often
responsible for the spread Of affections
diseases cannot be doubted. -. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
READY FOB A ROW.
Continued frons First Page.

prohibition, spoke strongly in defense OF
the msiority report.
Mc. Mills OF Ohio, one OF the leaders Ct
the opposition 10 woman suffrage, de-
cared It would require twenty.flv years
20 educate the people on suffrage to the
same point to which they were educated
On prohibition, and to adopt the msj ority
report Wonld set the party back twenty.
aVe gears.
-Tnen Miss Frances E. Willard rose as
If. proved to close the debate
She spoke fsvoring q compromise Of the
contending factions and appealed to the
delegates To vote in favor Of the original
woman suffrage plank. As she closed amid
tremendous confusion dc N voices were
heard shouting for the previous question,
and on being put Was carried by an over.
whelming vote.
The amendment was then referred and
the majority report WAS adopted.
the other plsDks were taken up and
put through with rush.
At the close Of this work q resolution
was added to the platform on motion OF
Sam Small, condemnipg the Democratic
snd Republican parties for denying right
OF seif-government to sc. 900 people OF
Dakota.
A colored delegate from North Carolina
then oftered the following which was
seconded by Sam Small and Immediately
adopted:
Resolved, that we hold that sill men are
born free, equal and should be secured in
their rights.
The convention then adjourned till
p. m.
The convention, after nominating Clin-
ton B. Fisk Of New jersey for President
and john Brooks of Kansas City for Vice
President, adjourned sine die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Temples Teachers.

5peciaI 70 the Gazette.
TEMPLE, TEX, June 1,-At q meeting
OF the teachers Of the city schools this
evening the following teachers were
elected for the ensuing scholastic year:
Miss 81. Coin, Miss Laura Morgan and
Miss Ada Adams Of Temple; Miss Hsttie
Dickey Of Tennessee, snd Miss N3llie
King OF Alabama. Miss 81. A. White
WAS elected to teach the colored school.
One OF the board being absent, the eiec-
ton OF q Superintendent WAS deferred till
q full board is present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Attach ia snts AsaiEst the u. X and

Attach IN snts saibst ,bs II. X and T.
NEW YORK, Jane John Sewer, ]
Alfred Davenport and Christian 2 sbriskie
have brought suits against the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas r ,ilway Company for
principal Of bonds and interest. In April,
1876, the defendant executed q mortgage
to the Union Trust Company to secure
the bonds. The gentlemen named were
subscribers. Mr. Sewer claims 1873, 5SS (;
Mr.. Davenport, SS4. 2lS, and Mr.. Zsoris-
kie, Ss2. 1872. Judge Lawrence Of the Su-
prerne court has granted attachments
against hs property Of the company in
this state on the ground of non.rssidence
1t Is Kansas corporation. The road has
defauited on interest due to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
NEW BOARD.

NEW BOARD.
DIRECTORS FOR THE MISSOURI, KANSAS
AND TEXAS KLkCrKD.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The Missouri
Kansas and Texas board OF directors has
elected >. Dsnuville treasurer, and q B
Henson secretary. The board took no
action whatever regarding interest due
to-day, as under the terms Of the lease,
the road being still under control Of the
Missouri Pacific, that company is respon
sible for the interest. Uader the terms
of the lease that company has the option
OF advancing the money to pay the inter-
est or not, as 1t chooses, provided the
revenue is inefficient. Everyone knows
that the company has not earned It's in
terest and that the Missouri Pacific will
not advance the money. 1t can still retain
the lease, however, for six months, and
IL it does not advance the money prior to
December /, then the Missouri, Ranss-
aud Texas msy take possession OF itt
road without further proceedings. The
directors have appointed as their com
mittee to go over tho railway, yin rom-
pany with q committee of the Missouri
Pacific, william P. Robinson, formerly
general manager Of the rocd, and Mr.. G
Clinton Gardner. late president OF the
Western New York and Pennsylvania.
They have also given due notice that II q
receiver is to be appointed they wish to be
heard in The matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
r.mmsoy Hal, for rhurms \,

NEW YORK. June This afternoon
Sheriff Grail and Ere Commissioner Cfo-
Ter sent the following telegram to Hon
Allen g. Thurman, at Columbus, Ohio
f'Tammsny Hall organization Of
New York City have instructed
their delegates to the St. Louis
convention to present your name to the
convention for the Vice Presidency. We
feel assured that your patriotic sense Of
duty to the Democratic party and country
will not permit any feeling OF reluctance to
interfere with your acceptance Of the
nomination, and we cordially pledge Nav
York to Cleveland and Thurman"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
North Carolina Democrats.

RALEIGH, N. c., June l.-On the twen-
ty-third ballot D. 6, Fowler, of Wake
county, received the nomination for Gov
ernor by the Democratic convention.
The nomination was made unanimous.
S. B. Alexander, Of Charlotte. one OF the
contestants for Governor, was nominated
by reclamation for Lieutenant Governor.
The convention elected delegates to S.
Louis IS follows: Richard Battle, j. s
Kerr, Paul B. Means and L. W. Strange.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Summer Tourist Tickets.

On June l the Texas and Pacific Rail
way viii place on sale tourist tickets te
ali noted resorts In the north, northess'
and southeast at very much reduced
rates. .sasss,55s
Two through sleeping cars daily via
this line to ST. Louie, making Close con-
pection - Little Rock with trains from
Memphis and points in the southeast.
Elegant Buffet sleeping cars to New
Orleans daily.
For full Information call upon or sd-
dress j. F. Zlrn, City Ticket Agent, or
c. D. Lusk, Depot Ticket Agent, Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
rho s,. Louie Delegatea Arriving

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1.-While but
comparatively few of the actual partici.
pants In the Democratic national corven-
ton have yet arrived in st. Louis. yet
acn train brings in It's quota and the city
is gradually filing up. The hotels
are all busy to-day making prep
srs.ions for the accommodation
Of delegates, and early this morning
great truckiosds Of cots and pillows be.
gan arriving and will be brought into
reeuisition. The weather to.day Ia de-
cool and pleasant. The halfat
the exposition building via DO al ready
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Union Labor Party ss aillsbors.

VuIUu Ih d u nv Ss HAa11vO01vs
Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, Tex, June la Union
Labor convention and non.psrtisan
farmers, stock-raisers and laboring mems
msss-meeting is called for Saturday,
jane 16, 1888, at the courthouse, for the
purpose OF electing . county executive
BOARD and thoroughly organizing the re-
form cause throughout Hill county. and
to elect delegates to the state convention
which ceuvenes in the city Of Fort Worth
July 8, 1883.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Arkansas Democrats,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June AFTER
taking twenty ballots for Governor with
little variation to-day and tonight, the
Democratic state convention adjourned
till Tomorrow. The lsst ballot was
Hughes, III; Fletcher, 1lla; Eagle, ss4 I;
Ftshosck, 1903; Rector, 90. Cockrill for
Supreme Judge, Woodruff for Treasurer,
and Atkinson for Attorney General, were
nominated by Reclamation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
At Bryan.

At DfyHBs
Special to the Gazette.
BRYAN. TEX June 1.-The commence
ment exercises OF the Bryan city graded
schools were conducted to day under the
supervision Of Msjor William A
Banks. The following are the nsmes
Of the graduates: Misses L.ura
Pinkston, salutstorisn; Pesrl Breiiz. val
edictorian; Mary Mike, Matte Hines,
Matte Mike, Annie McCasiand, Daisy
Montgomery, Mack Gu!ch,. Albert Jen-
kins and Paschsl Ward.
The commencement address WIS del:v
cred by B. z mmermsnn Of this place.
Everything passed Of to the sstisfac.
ton OF all present, and parents and guar
diaus express themselves well pleased
with Bryan's graded schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
International and Great Nor.herl

Intsrnat.opa Al and Great Northern.
Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE. TEX, June 1.-The second
lot Of new steel rails, enough to lsy
twenty-five miles, purchased by the new
management Of the International and
Crest Northern Rsilwsy Company, is now
on Its way to Palestine, aud will be put in
at once. The management are making
msny improvements all along the line
since they came into their own.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
The pr.f.r.D os. of UonErs..m en-,

En6 ffeKefs0Cea OK V0nEEeenmSn.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June "A partial can
vass OF the Senate and House indicates
the probabilities IS to the preferences as
to Vice. President which are likely to be re-
fected at the Democratic nvention at
st. Louis. General Stevenson's chief
support is from the south, Kentucky,
Tennessee and the gulf states. partly be-
cause The wes native of that
section and partly because he Is
held bv his friends to have d!strib-
rted Offices more freely than some
other candidates. Governor Grsy's sup
port radietes from Indiana, through the
west and northwest to Minnesota, out he
is held to be damaged by McDonald's
hostility. The states that support Steven
son say: "But we Will 60 for anybody
that Indiana wants" Among Gray's
most earnest champions are Vest Of Mis-
souri,, Jones OF Arkansas, Turpie, Bynum
and Matscn Of Indiana. AL OF them de-
nounce the story that he WAS q Know
nothing in 1854. General Black is,
it Is said. &c be placed in nomi
nation by an eloquent sold er
from Mississippi, but mis- support will
come largely from the east. Senator Nc
Peterson and Mr. McAdoo Of New Jersey,
Spinols, Cummings, Byce and Campbell
Of New York ana The Connecticut men
under the lead OF W. q. Bsrnun, chair
man Of the national D Democratic commit
zee, bsys earnestly declared for Give
land and Black, and aver that the
ticket can carry all three Of
these doubtful states Blackburn of
Kentucky and ColQuit CT Georgia, and the
Colorado delegates are also for Black.
Mr.. Spincla dec ares that 800 900 union
veterans will vote in New York this fsll,
and MIR. Mcpherson insists Ia having the
manned soldier on the ticket whom every
veteran in the land will know. Thurman
has warm following, but his age and re-
fussl to run and his pending quarrel with
Payne would seem 20 make his candidacy
impossible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Summer Excursion Rates.

The Missouri Pscif1c railway plscesspn
sale June tourist tickets at low F4eee to
all principal watering plsesseand resorts
In the north and nozeHeSst. Through
sleeping CATS runsGx1fy via this line from
Fort Worth 10 CT. Louis and Ksnsas City
Write fsssfuIl inform.tiou, or call upon
S,gSF. ZURN, Or G. D. LgsK,
City Ticket Agent, Depot Ticket Agent,
Fort Worth, exss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Default on Interest.

New YORK, June 1.-Tressurer De
Neufville of the Missouri, Ksnsae and
Texas Company states that the Missouri
Pacific has failed to provide money to
pay the S772,7 interest due and the
ccmosny has defsulted on interest on
500 S3s general mortgage 5 per cent,
sl7s,oo general mortgage, $4,000 east
line, sud $4,000 Teoo aud Neosho
per cent. first mortgage bonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
70 PtSnic at Terrell,

Special to the Gazette.
TRRRELL, TEX. June 1.-THE fremen
and byskemen running on the Texas and
Pacific R2sd have determined on grand
picnic at Terrell on the 21st Of this month
Mr.. Dolph Wilkes is here to-day making
arrangements, and has secured the Bush
park for their meeting. The people oil
Terrell will be invited to join the process
sion with their flremeu, Knights Of Pythiss
and ether orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
At Gscrgetuuu.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
GEoRGsTowN, Tex, May 3i,-The
commencement exercises of the South
western University begin tonight, and
many visitors sre arriving. A large
crowd is expected, as the Trsfic assocla
ton has plsced round-trip ticgets at
cents per mile from any station in Texas
on sale from May 30 to June 4, good IN
til June Z inclusive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
A False RumDY,

CHICAGO, Ill, June Upon making
inquiries Of officials in this city OF the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Company as to the correctness of the RI
NOR outlined in special from Nav York
where in great combination Of roads Is
70 be formed composed Of the Ssnra Fe
Railroad and. other like important roads,
Gre. ting great trenscontiaentsl oiepatcn
line, etc., 1t WAS sscertained that SO far
as the Santa Fe system is concerned
there is no truth whatever in the report;
that the company Will not become party
to any dispatch line or com oins.ion In
which sll of its trunk line connections at
Chicago are not equally interested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
WEATHER AND CROPS.
In Navarro Uouaty.

Special to the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX, June i.--Your cor
respondent has been recently pretty well
over Navarro county snd finds the corn
crop generally in fsir condition. The
oet crop is only moderately good, while
the cotton crop is thus far almost total
failure, however, it will sll be planted
over and the farmers SAY that they will
yet have time to make 3 crop il the
weather remains good as It Is now. NJ
sickness except few cases OF dux.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
large number of freight

large number of freight cars
for use on the Rio Grsnde division. Il is
said that in order 10 handle the heavy
freight business which will be done at
Fort Worth the Ysrds here are to be
greatly enlarged and some additions
made to the shops. The Texas and Pa
ciic will this year demonstrate that It is
great road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Arhnpsss Democrats.

LITTLE Lock, ARE, June The
Democratic STATE convention took one
ballot for Governor this afternoon:
Hughes, 122; Fletcher, 1l3; Fisnhack,
90; Eagle 81; R.cscr, %; necessary 70
choice. 22S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02

within twenty four hours. Tomorrow
night it will be formally opened with q
concert. Colonel Richard J. Bright, the
sergeant At arms, has been here for the
past two days experimenting arrange
ments. ~E f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02

s,A, Einuev OF the Texas and Pacific
Was In Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
Robert D. Berry Of the Morgan Line
was in Fort Worth yesterday looking
after freights.
Msior J. F. Hiuckley, chief engineer 6!
the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texss, was In
Fort Worth yesterday.
VIII. Cogswell, travelling freight sgent
Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fes was
In Fort Worth Yesterdsy.i
.Ns
C,J.Holt, c. J. Brown, NJ. L. Cotter
and Del Cannon, connected with the
Cotton Belt, were in Fort Worth yester.
day.
D.n Ripley, general freight agent of the
Houston aud Texas Central, WAS in Fort
Worth yesterday on important business
of the road.
"a
]. M. Steere, assistant general freight
agent of the Cult. Colorado ard Santa
Ee, was in Fort Worth yesterday figuring
on huge freight contract.
The Missouri Pacific viii run two
sleepers out Of Fort Worth 20 day 20
accommodate the travellers to the st.
Louis national Democratic convention.
-.
There wes rumOr current YESTERDAY
that the Western Union had eecnred con-
troll Of the Fort Worth and Denver tele-
graph H. es, bat inquiry at the offices OF
the Fort Worth and Denver failed TO cor
xoborate the rumor.
2There is rich aald for . railroad IN
Mason, Llano, SIN Ssbs, Kimble and
Edwards counties, snd 1t is by no means
improbable thst the Fort Worth and Rio
Grspde viii build q line through the
counties nsmed. There is cosl In abun-
dance, snd minerals Of msny kinds. One
line TO SAP Angelo and the other in the
direction of Kimble would make Q road
OF the Fort Worth and Rio Grande second
70 none. TEF
The work OF putting in heavy mschin-
cry at the shops of the Fort Worth and
Denver goes on steadily and the.company
will shortly be prepared TO 90 all kinds Of
work In Fort Worth. 1t Is stated
that number Of men viii
be added to the force OF mechanics at
work here In the Fort Worth and Denver
chops. Coal chutes ana csttle pens are
being built all along the line In the Pan
handle, aud IN = very ssort time the road
will be prepared to handle the heavy
summer and fall! business, which 1t Will
certainly do.
Governor Brown, receiver Of the Texas
and Pacific, Recognizing the fsct that The
county tributary 10 his line Of road will
produce enormous crops this year, and
that the industrial development Of the
west viii bs unprecedented, has taken
time by the forelock {. and
has ordered ten locomotives and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
The Operator.

He draws his power from the clouds like . god
He talks through the distant sesf;
he apnihiIates space with n fnhnite grace
And nngers tho telegraph keys.
,. Sign II: U. 50. Z. n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Rillrboro Schools.

Special to the Gazette.
'HILLsBoRo, TEX, June 1.-The COM
memo ment Of the Hilishoro public school
will be held on the 4th, 5:h, 9Th xnd 7.h OF
June at the school building
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
THK RAILROADS.
A Rumsr That the Western U"ion has
BeugSs the Fort Worth snd Denver
Telegraph Not Corfsmsd.

what the Fort worth aud Denver u
DoipK-A Probable Line Of the Fora
worth and E,o G1apds,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
1ss vsr Bss,

News snd ssmily paper IN Tie sssss u
the WMKiY GAxErrH; price rsdacsd y
~ . yer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
THE FIRE RECORD,
ALumber rowa bal DapRer.

BRAINERD, MINI, June 1.-The fire
department went to Gulliver at midnight
last night. 8 IRE having broken out at the
CULVER Lumber Compsny's sheds LINN
Der aggregsting 5000 600 feet was still
burning this morning and the large mills
are in danger. The sawdust on the
streets is on fre and the entire town is
threetened.s
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Subscribe for the Weekly Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
Hume Nott

s, A, Eipuev OF the Texas and Pacific
Was In Fort Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02

Robert D. Berry Of the Morgan Line
was in Fort Worth yesterday looking
after freights.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02

Msjor J. F. Hiuckley, chief engineer 9
the st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas, was Ii
Fort Worth yesterday.