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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01


CssSesaaa n.sszr1g rrgleczsea urssxs rns
sca.sr 80 tas .s-od aser taES-Acr Fres
tE4~s s@psrs.es tae2 Chsoss eessees tas
tss sssssals
seN Yerk Prsss Ee@ tras Interests cftse
So1gA le aast ssersr tAe lire u sse hsc4l
possey uaNrsed So - tbr rep oal4u garty
sAzn tA-k l44rkea e4t D. t-s ~ L.92is ooa-
VentLon
k.Asazrsa Cses1ssss -. -ssas6Ele Govern
u1scg - tEs go9gis . iz1paassseie 81 i8sS me
ps0ele zEe Et ~ gogsTe. al tie as ersz : q
pegslSr esD1Suy he tAls resleet ifen t1e
seesls II sscaoas i--z-g crates zn1 iosss a.
mlsF2tssa lRNs IS zlrsz1y patat~lly SppsEeag
Ia souer co2muHlties.
Niaasspolss f~toues. ~ hunter k1nEs
are sss u need 81 csarity but tAs aruy ef
Nss2 wossrra worsiuE fuou enp-0Fes n
ths IA = peg sEc0sJflss need PreteSl.s1 s1d
are ssG1lsd - a Way should they bS
FVeesd u aeTk Srd ~ases whea q ress0a-
able gsstscEion does cot csst he consumer
soy shingi
Fhfss1 siphia Tsas. DEM. Tie Ttn,os
e4rasscy xEs consistently sdTocates ne
Psoteetssn o. legitimate Amerio@n iso0r.
snd a. esrasxly Exposes aay neasuru aud
aay party Lset does set demand t6s honest
probation 81 our domestic Industries ailke
~ tss4c laws and Dy the practical enforce
meat u them
PAGSaessais Prsss The Democrats profess
a gree. eskorrence Of trrsts, bat wEsn the
hisf q a gsaAiae aud powerful trost. whose
aarsss zsabls purpose h - enrich its uem-
bexs % The expense Of the public cones
priy2tsly to the DemsGrstie meGoers u The
Wave aac Means Committee the deity wslch
thes hsd nxed upon fer cheap sugar - at
pace raised ~ figure which suits the
sugar tras, representatives.
PknadslDhta Aorth American II is idle 20
ilscuss Why we pay from ffty % one hun
.red per conk better wages here than arc
pad elsewhere. because facts can not DO
explained by nero theories. But II IS well
10 remern Der that We have high wages, and
u 10 nneh paoge TO The point 70 say that va
ars deter rssncs 70 maiatain high wages by
giving our own people tbs preference. No
real AmeRican proposes 20 buy the products
81 cheap labor because they are cheapest
St Lonis Csobs Democrat. That govern
nenf Of the people, by the pleo2ie, and for
the psopio shall not perish from the earth"
rhis uttetance, which was made 10y Abra-
ham Lincoln in his speech at the dedication
Of the 0etsysburg monuIrent IL used aS .
motto In ssrtooD in the New York 0rapasc,
in which Alien q. Thurman is placed Ia
very noble attitude. There Is a pasn fai iDeOn-
gruisy, however, between the words and The
man Aboet the time tais language WAS
used Thurman, who was a Coppcrhead at
the time, ras doing his best In the Demo
cratic Maternal convention in SH and else
where ts make this sort OF goyernInent
perish from Che earth" aud TO erect In It's
stead, throughout half the country, gov
srnneat Ia which ths slave owners. In con-
trsdlstinction TO tho people, should rule- A
Iipls knowledge of the history Of the
period between 1851 and 1885 on the part
u The Democratic csrtoonists would save
he oandidates and the party from good
Zeal OF needless humiliation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

FsTceptscsf = ckarsrse~ = t7<fcstsd ~
l,az hieh rosa a. - icwz I'D G. tlrs The
fs-lisT IS ~seT r~fsl, r ncs Isdis-essrkze.
- = 5,-xe - sse sxsTelss q tas f1re5czs Il
kss 1ezns
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01
BOYS OUT ON A STRIKE.
Two Large Glass Manufactures Closed as
Consequence.

Two Large Glass Nsnufactoriss Closed as
Consequence.
BALTIMORE, Md. sept. 1.-Two hundred
and ff.y boys have caused the closing OF
two of the largest glass manufactures of
Maryland. and thrown out Of emp loyment
nearly zoo persons. Ninety boys we're en-
piOysd in various capacities in the works Of
~wiudsll Bros. Out OF their wages the
Il rm retained 25 cents per week from
each boy, which vss paid TO him in a
lump st the end OF the season. This was
20 prevent the boys from stopping work in
the Spring. causing serious inconven
ence. The littls fellows, however, re-
Qussted that the premium be paid 10 them
every three weeks instead OF at the end Of
the season. This the frm declined 20 do,
aud the trouble eliminated OF strike OF
about ninety boys and the shutting down
Of every department.
This morning i60 hoys a. Baker Bros. r.
Co'sworks went out on the same griev-
sBcs. and the WORKS sh1s down.
C. j. 4. Svindell n TIE firm Of Ssindeil
Bros. said the firm would not sccsis 10 the
boys demands When the boys stop work
every department must follor suit. conse-
auentlv nearly seven hundred persons are
thrown ont Of employ and the estab-
nshmsnts cannot De started with green
hands
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01
100 Doses One Dollar

The only Ten persnce Bittsrs known. II
stimulates the Brain and quiets the Nerves
requisites the BO wis and produces perfect
blood circulation. which is sure 10 restore
perfect health.
GEO. ". DAVIS, Of 100 Baroune s. New or
leans. la, writes under dtie Nay 1sth. lSss a:
follows; Il have be- u going % the Hot springs.
Ak tor fifteen yess ior an itchluF humor 10 my
blood ] have Just used three bottles OF Ninexsi
Eiiers. and u has done mc more good Than the
Spriues Il Is the besi medicine made
JOSEPH J. EAGAN of 40 Is Westst New
York, SAYS. Have not been without Vinegar
Bit;er Tor the past twelve year. aud consider Il
awboe medicine chest IN our family.
A beautiful hook free.
Address. r n. McDOnsfd Drug Co.
532 Wsehington-st, New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01
..snriai ps.,incfion. =

To he Editor of tae TElreRAs-HsRsLD
II social distinction" means 70 respect
sud observe tbst which Is good, pure
minded ard aspiring Of = principle. becsuss
it IL truth. I believe with the "un
LOCKER. that TIE rule should Be strictly
sdhersa to snd carried out. however. /.
men who are known % be impurs srs wsl-
come guests in The pulpit ard on al public
ocrssions. u q hard rglss tRst would drsv
the line On women only. Is - q
question thst vonld 5e vel % ponder
-waefhsr he young men a our
city hat have oeen reformed snd
hplpeG ap by Kind. nool4 hearts would
there we're NOR. of thsnl would al the
houorsbis positions they do today had they
been assigned % corner in The Emsrs n.
or place similar. or their freedom curtsilsd
~ certain rul-s Of socisl distinction ss
ne On Locker woa.i nave TIE rsfar med
worasn observe it = rot tie rules q
~n~iai distinction that are criticized. but
where the 'Un Locker veud drav the
line. II truth vii make "a frs- prssch Is
rom The h1usstep and tase Is into tas p1o-
lie taor0ughf fere-. ve csn1of have teo
nsich af t. scu gave His eesgfful world
- aDe ard al without q iseri n n alton.
Let him VAC = wit8out Eia cast the drst
stone
-.,ss-,,l.er q fSss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01
raE EGErs BEsFaEcE aIsEsgkE-
sEaEaU.


Il dout bsiisss sasrs nsa - skis
aaal-4ss. 80, sasa As sags 80 sz4l
u ci0thss. ssats - eoa-zioQss > AS ~
tAs yarsasss gTios E9r lAs saRport q ths
zsssEsl xessraaasaE al tGs1 sss Els
shlsky t0s two esats = gszss.
Ihis . che of tas sEgansHts FsesAtiy
assd - -. b. FozD bsfors ksthsrsnz
scar Ghss sty. ~hseh De hsd szsd a2 -
sn sadisaes q sseosd o. thifd rzts IL
fsiilxsaes. Every iB1sllgens voter sho
eaa Ess.t ia platform u tss tx0 parties
issis that hIs Latsiiizs1es = iasaissd
~hsa fslss ststsmsnts Or inslnasfions
hks tEsss ara assd - inhseNes BIS vote.
They are sot Hsed by fozD When be
makes speeches IA tais city o. 0n the
OUTSIDE sxoest hen he thinks be LAS a.
sadisnes Too ignorant to insestigais Or
know bs.tsr- TIE Rspubliean party, BY
iis nsticnsl platform. hss declared for :
rsd letion Of tie iatsrDsl rsvsnas on
ale2aei FOR naanuf facsA ssg purposes
oaig, rather thsa sband0n protection %
our gFos.Dz industries. and yet dens-
gosGss rsizs the cry OF tree whisky. TITO
Democratic party made no declaration o.
Intentions, bat have. IN fact. passed . bill
through the House OF Representatives,
which reduces ths taxes on whisky about
twenty-five per csnL without regard 70
ths purpose tor which u - used. Wbs,
8 great moral and tsmpsranes people the
Democrats are, any way
Bat this - only one OF the many in
stances in which Mr., FoED misrepfe-
ssnts the Fifth District. tie 10 on record
50 voting for the NEST Infamous hill
which ever passed thu House OF Repre-
ssDts,ivss and II mnst take "gslf' Of an
unparalleled character FOR him TO come
back here and SAX the votes OF our pso-
pie TO return him TO Congress. The
Mus bill places on the free list every
protected interest OF the State OF Miehi-
gan. And yet, to get votes, MIR. FoRD
says bis party 10 not q free trade party.
II the placing OF every one OF our pro-
tsctsd Industries. including wool. on the
free LIST IA cot free trade for Michigan,
what 10 IL This is not what Democrats
propose to do, but what they have done.
And yet Mr.. Ford has the assurance TO
come before the voters OF this district
and say that the Democratic party is not
free trade party and to ask to bs re-
elected
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01
obt....... Of IN. Yriva,. Secretary.


Much of rush this moruing," asked
the chairman of the Democratic National
Campaign Committee Of his private secreta-
~, on coming into headquarters
yes pretty lively" replied the secreta-
Nv, as he continued catching fiics and plac~
ing them in An empty ink-bottis. zone dog
stopped and looked in the door as he was
gong past"
Democratic deg, probsblyl" inquired
the chairman.
~Guess so: hs had one ear chewed OF "
Z" You should have nipped him" returned
the Chairman. with q sight irown. How
ever encouraging Il nav be to see that a
dog evidsatly synpathizes with as. the fact
remains thst ke has no vote You shouia
have nlpped ths cur and turn the moaey
you get for hln al the pound into the cam
psigo fund ! want TO send more money
irto ArksEsas a. soou ss possible" Then
The ehslrmsa took dawn = rock entitled
Hours ~ Ieiszess aud sas iRso an easy
chair N Y. TT>sre
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

The Democrat and Leader are put
ting a great deal OF strsss on the fact that
q number OF the veterans from the
Soldiers Home attended the meeting
held by General BLACK last Friday night.
This Is all right They attended the
meeting out OF respect to General BLACK
the soldier. They did not attend it out
OF any respect forGRovgR CLEVELAND, the
man who stayed at home and sent sub
stitute. The old soldiers are always
ready TO honor any of their comrades.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

A little chiia. tired of Gas. hsd p,Iowsd
bis he.f an "a sns tsi.en as.eep. Ths
trsfu vas almost upou aim when 4 nassi 81
stranger rrzned iarvari sud ssret him
f-~u, = herrf5e death. Perhaps yca sre
s- psr en- The trsck too. Voc are. if ron
- nez ectinr fhe 81 casnsss snd corsfi-
nsfisr shfra tror1 - vcrl- n tre eoce hat
rru FL some a. riEh1 Asse % Or
she t-sin - - upcn vri. Censt asiion
= TOO cfar ~ f8-sr1rrer ef = z-rersi
srsak5sr ap. Dr. Fierces F.sssaut Par
9sHve Pellets 49, rsxciats v.ar liver
sFn1,srs sn6 no~rls sn1 ~sefcre your sys-
ten - "a aornssi cce1ltioa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

The Ohio Germans are coming out for
HARRISON and MORTON in fine style.
There are nine good German papers in
that State which are supporting the Re-
pabIicsn ticket, six OF which supported
CLrvELASp in 1884 A great many p1sn
are heartily ashamed OF their conduct in
rhs last election, and il is not likely they
will ever do il again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

Tbs sr1urscY of the Leaders ssate-
usrts IN political matters nay bs Judged
its report ~ the Back meeting st
wnich a ssid shers wsrs present. about
A. -etsrsns fron "a Soldiers Home
There srs isss Ai3 Veterans. al tel5. ss
tie Honae. Of tast anmher there ara .
IN tie aosritsl. ard 10 souid rot ~
sfrsid n ~sxer scnsethiuE { thst rot ore
half q tie remGninz rs ozme cut - see
- not scted vstprzn IN re rivil sar.
yfce - The su~srr rent. sven whsr ofsrr3
. ffss rIde tr AMI tron th. sity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

1t 10 strange that ROGER Q. Mills has
so little discretion. Ordinary COM
mon sense should teach him the
result Of proclaiming in ST. Louis
that "caGds were . necessity and
Bibles . luxury" to the Rspubli-
can party and that il wss "iree poker and
taxed rsligioa." Missouri may give tho
Democrats q surprise party in November.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01
somefhipr He Overlooked.
rrvyrAxD's LETTER, CLEyBfsAEDS LETrEl
or .coErgxrCr. AT | or ACCEPTANCE SEP
crrc-s i2 1fel TEuFfER iSsS

cLEvYLAnD'S LETTER
OF ACcKrgArCE, Au-
GUST TX 1854
Whom vo scrsider The
pstfonaza Of th.s great
bnce tiss sll1retnents
81 power, the tsmp1r
ton 90 retain public
plase once gaired. and,
moro than al. the avail
Absnty . Party finds Ia
a inounhsnl shom
0 horde of o6ocA
srs. wisA . sesi borne
sfeensnH ypeotvso and
fastere6oy She e0ve ei
fstors ysA to como,
sSnnd re0Av ~ aiH wf,h
aoneya aAd trained
political service, We
0eogniAD - lhc eligi'
bflity Of Ne President
Tor re-esesscn = mos
serious danger TO that
calm, dciloeFase ana IN
tsiliaent action whlss
mpst characterize GOV
srnnent By the people
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

Mr Cleveland seems &c have entirely over
looked the great danger which he saw in a
Presidential second term four years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01


or AcCrPTASCE. SEP
TEHBER s 1888.
4 In addressing 70 you
.lny formal acceptance
!, Of the nomination 70
1.-The Presidency OF the
United States my
Thoughts pc rslsJenty
-ldwel upon the impress
live relation OF such ae-
,iloa 10 the American
-specple. whose eona-
dence Is thus invited,
Hand 10 the political
Ilparty 10 which ! be-
lloaS. just entering upon
a coBtsst for continued
sapremacy. This world
I does not afford q spec
tzcie more sublime
I'thaR Is furnished when
millions OF free ana in
tAn!aent American cit
: izens select their Chief
J, I,Magistrsts, and b1d one
of their number TO Ind
the highest earthly
ihoBor aad the full
measure OF public duty
n ready suomiss.oa TO
lthelr VIII. II follows
llhat a candidate for
lhs h sd once can
Incver forget that when
Tho turmoil and tho
lstrife which attend the
isclection OF its incum-
lbcnt shall be hcasd no
Irnorc, there must be in
the quiet calm which
4 follows a complete and
olemn seli-consecrs-
.ttsOn by the people ;
Ichosen President OF
tevery faculty ana en-
-Ide3vor to the service Of
a confaing md gen.
ferrous nation 0. frce-
linen. Thcss thoughts
isrc intensified by the
hight or my experience
In the Presidential
tonce. which has sober
III I'm pressed me win
tine severe Responsible.
ties vhich ~ imposes
while IT has Gu ickaued
Inv love for American
iinstitufious and taugh Z
me the priceless value
lof fhe trust Of my ooUa-
ltrymeu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
FIGHT FOR A WOMAN.
Father and Husband Both claim Pos
Gessiop.

session.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, April "a melee
occurred yesterday at the plsce Of Ike
Lsssater, colored, living come four
miles south Of Greenville, in which a
colorsd man, whose name caanot thus
far be learned, WAS shot. Ike Lsssater's
daughter, Susan, married three or touE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
FROM RICHES TO yAGRANCY.

The Result of Drink and Speculation
Shown In the Osse of a Former Banker.
NEW YORK, april Edward L, Pal
mer WAS arraigned in the Tombs Police
court to-day on 8 charge Of Vagrancy
and discharged. Twelve yesrs sgo he
WAS president OF the DeKslb Avenue
Line of horse csrs in Brooklyn and presi-
dent of bsnk. He took to drink and
speculation. A Wall street detective
saw him lettering about the
Stock Exchange to day, and, as
he gave gave unsatisfactory answers to
the oflcer's questions, he IVES turned
over to Policeman Burke. The latter hsd
been driver on the DeKtlb Avenue Line
Of csrs when Palmer was president and
recognized him. When the eff GER ques
toned him as to his identity, Palmer
burst into tesrs. Palmer's wife and
family live cut CT town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

But Fort Worth has little to complain
OF in regard to mosquitoes. 1t is true
they get around and make their presence
"ielt" as the summer advances and may
be met in considerable numbers near the
waters and in the woods. To see mos
quitoes, one should go to "the Cedsrs"
in Dsllas or 10 South Americs. So numer-
Gus are they in some parts of thst coun-
try that the inhabitants sleep with their
bodies covered over with sand three or
four inches deep, the head only being
LETT cut, winch lhay cover with g
handkerchief, and travellers often have
recourse TO the same expedieut. In that
country it is not he Wild Iodisr, Greco
die or snake which causes anxiety to
travellers, but now to protect themselves
against mosquitoes. Men are often so
badly bitten Of the pests as TO become
disfgured beyond all recognition, and
frequently driven insane. In very nor
tbsrn reg I5us, turing the warm season,
after heavy storms, the sea shores are
covered with dead mosquitoes, aud at
times when the wind blows them to the
lard they are so thick that the inhsbi-
tants, caught in the mosquito storm,
have to put their faces to the ground to
avoid being smOthered
The worst kind Of mosquitoes are
found in S nh America and known as
the Culex cYano pterus. They are perfect
m6u-esters. Brazil can bosst of other
and smaller species called culex molestus
and culeX Hmsz pDicus, which, emerging
at night from the mud banks, go forth in
scountless trilli0ns to prey upon msn and
beast, sDd the one oVertaken by them
will, in few minutes be so frightfully
bitten as to resemble victim subjected
to the kn"ut. There are many kiuds OF
mosquitoes between the common gnat
and the wssp. The smaller kinds are more
annoying, perhaps, than the lsrger, for
they penetrate into the nostrils, ears,
eyes and mouths of their victims, in such
numbers as to be dsDgerous. One known
IS the simmulien is very bad. Rochester
mosquitoes are medium sized fellows,
having sweet voice., mostly tenor and
alto, though occasionally they sing bass.
Their legs are long and their bite keen.
There srP msle and female mosquitoes,
snd the femsle does all the biting and
bloodsuckiDg; SO that III making remarks
concerning the depredstions Of the pc t,
You should alwsys speak Of the feminine
gender, not the male, because he never
Cor seldom does suy mischief. After
pairing, the female lsys 800 eggs on the
surfsce OF still water as shown in fig
IRE ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

After three or four dsys these eggs
hatch out little transparent larve, OF 8
blush white color. See figure ]
These tske refuge under the vegetable
groSths seen on the surface of stagnant
pools, and feed on infusoria. In time
they go into peculiar condition (shown
In figure 81, from which, in two or three
DAYS, they emerge into fGll-blown mos
quitoes, ready for business. In one
sunmer mosquito can produce from
four to six generations. II cin readily
be seen that, we're it not for the fact that
they ere subject to the destructive influ-
sace Of many enemies, they would become
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
Tho lucky Man.

The News REPRESENTATIVE learning that Mr.. c.
II. Oedamer of this city had drawn $500 Ia the
last Louisiana stat Lottery craving, which
tlsman al his place of business, 1882 Main
street, to Learn what he had TO say of public in
terest about the alter.
Mr.. Oedamer WAS found by the reporter in
his CT. ar factory, pursuing his DALI routine of
business Just as If 1t was an everyday affair 10
draw So o., aud, in r sponse to the question
from the News man, said: ~
"Yes, l am the man VIII oaiIsw $1,000 in the
Louisiana State J ottery lastSxnesday, ami
ticket 6US5t5. which I, sealed rhTtR an envelope
ar d thought no more about Itdatfl read list
of the lucky num6k - In the Ballhs News last
Thnrsday morning. Htf1 thea seIamineu nv
ticket and found that Iva thefortus te man. -
Chow did you feel sI, Uetgmeri wEs9 ys,r
first iscopsyet that y oths5 dIaw IN pFife7"
It's hsrsEsode cribes Fellows feelings IN
queer, and ESa afrsiS that 1t might turn out
- be a natetsksl bntI was so0n satl fed that
my ticket Was al righs and that coed fortune
had realIyt emeiaS way"
In respohse 'othe inquiry as to what were
his fntuIe plans, Ny Oed me- said that he pro-
p 'sed TO s. The m ney IN Dallas real estate
and secure fcrhim elf, mother and sisters a lit
tie come, Whtc they have long wanted. but
| have OF beeEable heretcf re to purchase.
man, s cigsr maker by trade, and live. with
his nfDther and sisters, the latter being inter-
ested With HIM In the .Tize.
Mr.. Uedsmer further stated to the News re-
port. thai he has not been a gular investor
in The Lpltsiana State Lottery drawings, never
hav ng spett but few dollars for ets.-DoI.
las tTexas) Ne0s, NJ 4rch Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
Rusk,
Correspondence Of the Gazette

RUsK, TEX, April 6.-County court
has beer IL session all the week and dis
posed of nlsrge number of cases, among
them several local option cases that were
considered important. Most of helocal
option cases so far have been acquitted
The weather has been extremely warm
the past week, for this season Of the year,
and as consequence crops and gegeta-
ton sre growing rapidly. Some farm
ers are blowing their corn and some are
planting cotton. The fruit crop has
been cut OF about one-hslf, but will be
finer than if the trees were full.
Mr.. Engledon, Of the Troupe Vidette,
has about completed arrangements to
start 9 new psper In Rusk. He has, Is
yet, not selected name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

too numerous for our comfort and per-
haps existence.
fne- male mosquito is larger than the fe-
male. Figure No. represents the former
and figure No. . different aspects of the
l.tter. Figure No. 0 represents the fe-
male as seen when in repose and looking
innocent enough.
Figures end show the forepart of
the mosqu to's body while in the act of
pIunging the proboscis iato victims
skin and taking refreshment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

months sgo, one Bill Davis, living near
Lone Oak, in this county. The woman
left Davis and went back to live with her
father about month ago. Davis went
to his father-in-lsw's two or three times,
first to persuade, then to force his wife
to live with him. Her father each time
forbade Davis entering his yard.
Yesterday Davis took three colored
men with him in q hack, went to 1ke's
house and tried to take the woman on oy
force. One of the party advanced with
pistol towards the old man, when he
grabbed his shot gun and two shots were
fred by each, one of Ike's taking feet in
one of the men. The wounded man was
hurried of by his companions and his
name and whereabouts are SO far q
mystery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

Mosquitoes always endesvor to get
into dwellings on cool evenings in order
to obtain warmth; it is, therefore, advis-
able for people TO close the doors and
protect the windows with bars after sun
set. They will get into the cellars of
houses late in the fall and remsin there
during the winter to come out fresh and
ready for business in the spring. These
slwsp7 lsy their eggs esrly in the season..
In order TO rid localities Of excessive
swsrms of the pests it is necessary either
TO fill up stag art pools or cause them to
flow. Mosquito eggs can only hatch in
still water.
Another method OF lesseniDg the qusn-
tity of mosquitoes where there is water is
to introduce fish into the pond or stream;
the carp is good fish for the purpose, as
1t devours the eggs Of the mosquito SIS
last as they are deposited. Cut 10 rep
Iesents the appearance of the mosquito
while feeding on infusoria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

But it is doubtful II sry measure that
may be taken will entirely suppress the
lively, tuneful bloodsucker. After all, the
insect msY be more valuable than We
think. Il has been said inst in swsmpy
districts the bites of mosquitoes are an
antidote tor maisrisl poisOns. They GER
taiDly keep Us moving about. Slipping
ones body lucesssntly and grabbing AZ
the air is good exercise and serves to re-
mind Us that the pleasures Of this life
cannot be obtained without some sort Of
q sacrifice,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
New Mexico Mine E1plo,ion.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, April BY an
explosion in coal mine st Los Corillos,
thirty miles north Of Albuquerque last
evening, John Coglsn snd another miner,
NAME unknown, were killed.