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The National tribune., 1888-06-28

LET the watchword be No reduction of
revenue until the pension bills are passed.
The National tribune., 1888-06-28

HAVE your POST indorse THE NATIONAL
TRIBCHE Pension Bill.
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THE LOGAN Find.

The receipts of the Logan Fund for the
past week were:
The National tribune., 1888-06-28
TEE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
PUBLISHED EEKLY
One Dollar per Year,
Invariably in Advance.
EsTAsLlsHEo 1879

Ez xaonfhs, IS cents. No subscription Tor a
less period received.
The National tribune., 1888-06-28

II is duty you ors to yonr comrades to &c, at
least one neU subscriber for THE NATIONAL
TPRUEE
The National tribune., 1888-06-28
THE HOT OUTSIDE.
Depressing Experiences of a Man
Who Didn't Get a Ticket to the
Convention.
CHICAGO, June 10, 1888.
BY HARVEY AUSTIN.

HAVE always had a
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-10-19
------------------------
AN AFRICAN TELEPHONE.

Ingenious Method Employed by the Came
room Natives to Transmit News.
A part of Reclus' map showing the tribes
who live in the CAMERON district, West At
RIGA, is shaded to show exactly what por-
ton of the country is the home of the four or
five little tribes who have perfected an in
genious and practical telephone system that
distinguishes them from all the other natives
of Africa. Everywhere among the blacks of
Africa the big drum or tamtam is used in
war and ON festive occasions, but it is only
these CAMERON natives who have discov-
cred how useful the tamtam may be made
as a rapid promulgator of news over noun
tain and plain.
OF course, the news is telephoned by drum
ming on the tamtam, but the sounds pro-
duced are not signals They represent syl-
tables and words, and so grow into sentences
like the ticks of telegraph instrument. 1t
Is very ingenious invention, and deserves
to rank with any of our own devices for the
rapid Transmission of news that were in vogue
before the electric telegraph superseded
them. The force and rapidity with which
the instrument is beaten are elements
in the Interpretation of the idea to be
expressed, and syllables and words are
also formed by combinations of strokes.
something like the Morse alphabet. 1t
is a complicated system, and speaks highly
for the intelligence of the people who de.
vised it.
The system is secret that is confided to
only about 200 of the natives. Though five
Or six of the white residents and explorers in
that region have told all they know about
the tamtam telephone, its language is as vet
wholly unintelligible 80 them, as the secret is
carefully guarded. Only a few women have
been instructed in the art, and no slave is
permitted to acquire it,
1t is the duty of every operator to be ready,
if need be, when he hears the tamtam to re-
peat the message, which is taken up in turn
by operators further inland In this way any
news may be communicated for a distance of
forty or fifty miles in a few hours Thus the
chiefs correspond with one another, and no
important news happens that is not promptly
telephoned all over the district When
ship arrives at the mouth of the CAMERON
river, the tamtam may be heard beating far
up the side of the neighboring mountains.
and the news is repeated from drummer to
drummer until it reaches the furthest con-
fines of the district. If white party pro-
poses to visit some chief in the interior. the
tamtam carries the news to him that white
visitors are coming almost before they have
started on their Journey. Thus our benighted
African brother has taught himself a way to
annihilate space and to transmit his thoughts
on the wings Of the wind.-New York Sun,
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OF PARTNERSHIP.

TOR SALE.-A good two-story Brick Residence
L and Store. No. 3l2 N. Augusta st. For par
ticuars apply to BAPTISTE DENNIS,
apl3-u Stanton. Va.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Northern Lrssus Cams,

CINCINNATI, ONO. pit. 30-CincIn.
natl, S; Bsitlmo1e. 2. Hits-Cincinnati,
Ic; Baltimore, 7. z trors-Cincinnati, 8;
Baltimore. 5. BItteries-Smith an0
Ksensn, Kilroy ami CAn:z. Umpire
Gafney.
LOUISVILLE, KY Sept. 80 First game
Louisville, 6; Cleveland, 8 Hl.s-L1u
isville, 9 ;CleveIsud, 8 Etrors-Louisville,
5; Cleveland, 5 Bssteries-Ewipg and
Vsughr, O'Brlen and Mcguire. Umpire
Ferguson.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 80 Second
gsme-Lcuisvllle, 7; ClevelaHd,7 Hits
Louisville, Il; Cleveland, s. Errors
Louisville. 1; Cleveland, 2, Batteries
S:ratton and CIoss, B.kcly snd Snyder.
apprehension.
KANSAS CITY. No, S pit. 3o-Ksn,
ss3 Ciss, rs; Athletic, IA, Hl.s-Kiusas
City, 81; Athletics, lS E:rors-Ksnsas
City, o; Athletics, Z. Bat:eries-Porter
I'd Donshue, Matlmore and Townsend.
Unpire-McQusd
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. Sos. Luis,
10; Brooklyn. l. Hits-S.. Lou!s, IA /;
Brooklyn, 8. Errors-S.. LOUISE; Rcook-
Ign, 8. B,tteries-Ktng aad Boyle,
Hughes and Clark. U npire-Goidsmi.h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
WARRING CHICAGO SOCIALISTS.
they Attain Such a noral Elevation tina;
They Fight Over Pollties.

They tiShs over Folities.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. So.-There was
the ususl row at this afternoons meeting
Of the Independent Labor Club, So
calistic organization. Joe Greerbut, q
locsl light, WAS expelled on the charge
OF selling out to the Democrats. HIS
friends made r. vigorous ffht for his re.
tention, and j. K. RardiT, editor Of the
Chicago Democrat, eulogiZed the Dem
ocraric party, asserting that A. j. Streeter,
the UDion Labor candidate for President,
was lsndgrabber and had raised rente
in Mercer county from one third to two
flfths.
Mrs. Lucy Parsons, wife Of one Of the
executed suarchits, was received with
cheers and made q speech in which she
said that while she vas not Republican
vet that wrong WAS not all in that parry
She claimed that the negroes Of the
south were still held in economic il not
in physical slsvsry by the Democrats
psrty which denied them the privilege ol
the ballot.
Oiher speakers followed, each enc IS
summing c different astitude upon the po-
litical situation and tae meeting ad
journed without any very decided idea
apparently Of where the club stood.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
AssAssINATED NEAR NIEBuRE.
A Citizen CT San saba County Shot fro m
Ambush

Citizen CT San saba County Shot fro m
Correspondence of the Gazette.
BRADY, TEX , Sept. 27-Your core
spoIdent has just been informed by the
mail carrier thas on yestardsy an inquest
WAS being held over the dead body CT .
Mr.. Journigsn at the town OF Milburn,
who wss shot from ambush OF the even
Ing OF the 25 inst. Fear his home, which
is ABOUT one mile from Milourn. he was
shot through the body four times, pro-
duelug death on the ppot. he was a
quiet, peacesb!e man with large family
dependent upon his daily labor for sup.
port. VINO The perpetrators OF the foul
deed are Eo one knows. Our S1er.5 lefs
here this morning for Milourn to trace
up the guilty oues and bring them TO
Justice II possible. When and where the
old ftud in that section ia going to end
no living mortal cen tell. This Is low the
third citz N OF our county th.t has been
murdered By parties lying in an push.
The section Of country involved in this
trouble is composed CT portion OF the
counties CT Bro IN, Mills, San Saba and
McCulloch. There seems to be an or
gsniz:d band whose plans are well ms
tured in each css', and when their work
Is Gone they make good their escape,
leaving but little trsce behind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
LONDON WOOL SALES,
A Large Attendance and Free Buying-The
Prices Paid

A Large Attsndencs and Free Buying-The
Prices Paid
LONDON, Sspt, 80 At the wool sales
yesterday there was large attendance.
The operators bought freely. There we! e
offered III bales. A few were with
drawn. Following are the sales in det.ii /:
Vicscrie, 1900 bales; secured 1s@S4 !;
do. LOCKS and piecsa, u oil 81 greasy
51@ls; do. locSs ana pieces, 3@73t.
n wS1uth Wales, 1900 les; secured
10 @ls54t; do secured locks and pieces,
7 9l.o4a; greasy 6. @u41.
3 utn Australian, 500 bales, secured
IL, els. Gil; dn locFa and pieces, ID.
@l,. zad; greasy 81 CHI ;.do locks and
pieces 4 @5ai
Tssmsnl., 400 bales; Fcoured, sid @
Is 24t; gresey, si@lCal; do LOCKS
and pieces, 3a1 G5'.
Nav z ,alAuc, 400 bales; secured. sl1
@ls. 74t.; Go locks and pieces, 81 q
Is. 5id !; grassy. 7c9ls. 1 l.; do lock,
and pieces, 4ii@9t.
Cspe Of Guod Hope and Natal, 24e0
bales; secured, ID. els. 81 eresey, Ia.
9s3t.; do locks aud pieces, Al Gal.
Sosnfsh and Italian, 800 bales; greasy,
81 @5At.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
MARRIED IN A BALLOON.

An Eccentric CcopIs at Providence make q
wedding -Four Among Tho Clouds.
PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Sept. 27.-The
greatest novelty a. the Rhode Island Sac
Fair at Narrsganaeit Park this afternoon
WIS tie marriage CT young Providence
couple IN the balloon Commonwealth
Taey were Edward T. Dzvis and Miss
Margaret Buckley. Davis is thrifty
shipping clerk, and for long time has
oeen engaged to Miss Buckley. The
went IVES fixed for yesterday, out the
ceremony was necessarily postponed until
to-day. The crowds had been gathering
sli day, ard a. O'Clock,
tue tiiue set for the marriage
and ascension, there were $4,000 people
present 40 hour lster, when Raw. T. D..
Hall CT 81. P4ups Methodist e Episcopal
churcs, came upon The scene foIlowed by
sue brlusl coupe there were 5000 more
Toe bride WIS dressed In white satin.
The pair entered the bridal car followed
by Professor Allen. The renony over,
the guy ropes were loossLed sud away
sailed tbs Commonwealth and its preci,
Gus burden. Davis appeared cool and
waved his oyerCos', and The bride did the
same with her mammoth bouquet. The
bridal balloon went CT to the norlh-
northeast, and ct late hour had not
BEEN hesrn from.
NORTH EAsroN, MASS Sept. 2T-Mr.
and Mis- Edward T. DAv 8, WHO were
married this afternoon in the car OF q bsl-
loon at Providence. landed In cedar
swsmp near hsre this afternoon. The
balloon dragged nearly two miles scross
the swamp, snd the Young couple had to
cling to the ropes to keep from drowning
They were finslly reecust, ard will make
The bslance Of the journey by rail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01


HASKELL CITY, TEX, Scp 2f-The
puoiic free school OF Haskell CT opened
last Monday, September "A, and was Or
gsriE I'd by Professor Clifton from Bell
county and Miss Erie Henry Ct Brf.lo
esp, Tax wao will teach the shcooi IS
this place this winter. There is a large
attendauce-sb0u t one hundred students
10 scholastic ee", besides q number Of
"oveGs" and "unders," some Of whom
are boarders from other places.
( Oar school building hiss been moved,
'repsired snd rebuilt on 8 more modern
and approved plan than formerly, and cur
citizens are saugulne ever the prospects
OF better school than We have ever En-
dyed before.
Oar county generally lie moro prosper
Gus th.n ever before. Crops Of oil kinds
are good. Small grain Ia extremely hne.
Cattle ere fst and grass is splendid.
Some immigrants are coming In ard
settling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
L.pz.s, ses.ioa ON Re cyro.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 80 When the lwc
Houses of Congress are cslied to order al
~ O'CLOCK tomorrow the session vii
have bscoma the longest By tweriy-foul
hours ia Am ricsn history. The longest
preceding session WAS thst Of 1850, the
year CT the Missouri compromise, whict
was adj burned al noon of Sapsenber 80
Constructively the Session Of 1858 follow
ing the impeachment proceedings sgaius,
President johnson WAS longer, the sd
jourument sine die having taken p.ece
November 10, but as matter of fac Con-
g,ess took six weeks' recess from July
81, and never afterwards had quoru I
or a:tt m oted to.trAnsscs any business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
GlED Az Woo.

Percy Bur.esoD, Bright YSurE Man of
wac, Dead.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept. 3O.-Hr. P9rc7 Bur
Lesson died here last night .: his home on
North Eighth street. Mr.. Burleson wss
son CT the late Richard Bnrieson, and
nephew Of Dr.. Rufus Burleson, principal
Of Baylor College. He leaves q
m 1ther, one sister SID s brother to NOUN
his death. Percy WIS resred in Waco
sGd has large number Of w:rm
friend, Ia this ylclaity ever whom
mis- sudden and untimel7 death has
cas-. gloom. Percy Builsson WAS IN his
evenly eighth yesr Wnen he died. He
vas G nan that was honored and respect
ed by Gil who knew him, beng possessed
Of many noble manly qusIitiee, and with
heart in his bosom that wss filed with
generosity, sympathy and ndress. The
funeral to' place from the FIRST Baptist
church al O'Clock this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
IN SESF.DEPRESE.
Ora white Msn Klhed ard Second Nor
tslIy Wounded By NJ gro.

Op8 tFhlfG IN hlilcu dIu o 6EOOUu
tslIy Wounded By q Esgro.
MEMPHIS, TENN Sept. 80 "A terri
be tragedy was ensc.ed this afternoon
ABOUT four miles from this city, at G.lls
s1anon. The particulars are as follow:
A party OF three white meu, ] u. Smith,
Will W. Eastman and j. Z. Jordan, all
residents Of Memphis, took q "trip on the
DUN ny line which runs nesr Gu.s station
They were strollLog about ald Smith,
seeing mule In tbs rosd. rensrked :hat
ne thought he woulc tska ride. As he
approached the euim.l jim Conley, q
negro, cslled out to thsm to Let
the mule alone. ct the ssme 'ime
applying oppro5rious epithets. Conle7
wss seated IN his yard and Smith and
E ,stman started towards hin. jordan
demonstrated sgsiuss their going, but
they entered tn yard. Conley rsn into
his house and shu. the door. A second
afterwards shotgun was thrust through
the window and discharged. The con-
tents struck Eastman in the hesd killing
bin instantly. Smith ran over to whe,s
Eastman was and as he was bending over
the desd body mo other barrel OF the gun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Dki.bsS.
Marion Martin Booked for q speech-Ke'
lures from Pr IN srie..

MARION Martin Booked for speech-Ee-
lures from Pr IN sries.
spsoiaI to sas GszsyiF.
DALLAS, TEX, Sept. 30.-Mr. VI. L.
Wright, who has FOX some time been
commercial agent otthe Texas srd Psc!h2
at this point. left this morning for Denver
to take similar position with the Pan
handle.
The executive committee CT the Reput.
licSn club net this afternoon sEd az
rsgGed genes CT open-sir meetings &c
bs held during the coming month.
Tne funeral CT Arturo G3iz les, who
died yesterday. toCk plscs 50 Oar.
Hon. Marion Martin is booked for O
speech In Dallas sometime tnriBs TIT
fair. TIE occasion Will bed Men Pirii-
ssu rally.
Rsturrs from the primaries yesterday
for delegates 20 the legislative convention
TO be held here peIs Saturday indicate
Strong and Cochran will be The successful
csadidstes. There are 9 large Lumber In
stIucted, however, and It E,sy be that 8
dark horse will win.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01

KUm- NStes.
Superintendent Horribly OF the Fort
Worth and Rio G-ande came Ia from tne
front yesterday.
Its seid fyndicste is trEins to get
the franchise Of the Nettleton r >as. which
hiss rigtt OF way through the Indian Ter
ritoIy TO Texas.
Tie general impression among bis
souri,, Kansas snd Tex,s oflcisls IN this
city is that Mr.. Waldo will be appointed
receiver OF the road.
The earnings CT the Rio Grsnde divi-
sion CT tbs Texas and Pacific are ssid to
be larger now than a. an7 previous time
In the history OF the road.
The Missouri Psc,d; HIS ptsced tickets
TO Waco At one fsre for the round TIP for
the grest Mills convention. a number Of
Fort Worth people propose going down
this morning.
J. p. Hughes, the WeH-known railIold
contractor, was 10 Fort Worth yesterday
evening ard says the Rapid Transit Rail
road is well uDcsr way. This morning
he will have good force begin work on
the great bridge approaches.
-.
The Denver, Texas and Fort Worth
Railroad Company proposes to excbaDee
It's stock, "share for snare" for stock CT
the Fort Worth and D nver City Railway
Company, or for certificates o. the Msr
cantils LYust Comps Y for ouch stock.
The following order takes effect today:
On and after October the jurisdiction
Of L b. Ciswton, train master. will be
extended, ircluding the First snd Second
districts, vcs NJ D. Ryan, at his own
REQUEST takipg service elsewhere.
/. Employees will be eoverr ed accordingly
Il j. DUNCAN, Sup.
Approved. G F MEEK,
General Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Two Mzu Drowned,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 3o.-John D.
Cspertor, printer, son Of Rev. Fl. c.
Caperton, prominent Bspsiss minister,
and John Pearce, an Old river mar, were
drowned in tie Ohio above the city TO-
night. The two and Tony Msskiu were
in 8 sail boat on q pleasure trip when /!
caps.zsd from carrying too much call
Meskia SWAN to the shore. PeaTce has
been known IS the .bes: swimmer about
the falls, but he got his foot en,sngled In
rope aud was held under the water.
Both bodies were found
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
BAN INFO 4 Held OF CATTLE.

A had wreck In Isaho In which Taree
Lives are Lost.
PocA1ELLA, IDAHO. Sept. 50 "A trein
on the Oregon line YVES deysiled By run
ming into herd OF cattle near here Fri
day night. The following were killec;
DANIEL HILL, engineer.
j LEONARD, dseman.
CHAs. WALTON, brakeman.
Two unknown men who were riding in
box car.
Thirty cars Nsre wrecked, entaulrg S
loss Of sl5 coo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01

WAS discharged. Smith WIS struck in
the Iefs side with several buckshot and Is
mort.lly wounded.
Coniey, etfer tbe shooting, fed. He
hiss been sexton Of the Sons Of z on Gem
efeTy for fourteen years, within the
grounds OF which the killing occurred.
Eastman wee nephew Of NJ. e. C?ov3r,
prominent lumber merchant Of this
citv.
Smith is foremsn CT Blsuchard's shop,
is married and hss ore lid.
The jury CT inquest held over Eissmsp
to night exorersted Conley, it being
proved be was defending his home from
assault.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
coal, lumber snd grain. The extension
will pass over very level country with
no streams OF consequence to bridge, ana
will be built in few weeks.
BASE BALL.
Crack Lsfs Fielder Sold.

LoUI:vILLE. KY, Sap:. 80 -Corins,
the crzck lett falder Of the Louisville
tear, has been cold to BrookIyn for aouul
$4,000, Louisville to have an option on ons
Of Brookjyn's best men at the end Of tft
season. Collins. Will play in New YORK.
Wednesday. Byrne thinks he hss msde s
great acquisition, beating Vanderahe,
Storms OF X snsas City and the Athletics
who were all sitter Collins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
gluurIrg Mails Burned,

Toledo, OHIO, Sept. 5o.-At O'Clock
this moraing the Armada Touring n Ills,
owned AID operated by F. N. Q1sle,
caught fire from friction in the rolls and
the entire structure, which wss an im-
msnse ive-sto-y frame, was entirely de-
stroyed. TIE entire loss on tho mill and
contents approxiustes 100000, on
which there wss S62 900 insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Ano,hsr Fa,ni Freight WIRE ok

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. 80 "A
freight train on the Cincinnati Southern
r iilrosd southoourd struck COW ak
miles south CT Spring City to day snd
WAS thrown from the track and badly
wrecked. A brakeman, William LsEnon
ct Cincinnsti, was killed and Engineer
Q1igIey was proosoly fstsily injured
Tie .eman hEi an etm broken and SUI
tered severe bruises, but nothing serious
Slight IN iuries were received oy others Of
the crew.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
An ENuCH AkUES CASE.
Bat 10 ass . New Fir sls-Ehs distsrY of the
Affair

Anair.
ST. LOUIS, No, Sept, so.-An E1cch
Arden case with ne " finale has just &C
Cured in Bevier, Mo. Years ego Il, Z.
Cooley, lived in Illinois with his young
wife. Times became hard, and he started
ess. to procure work, fiaallY Isking pas
sage as sailor on q ship bound for z 2g
lsnd. His wife heard nothing Ct him, and
eghs years sfser his departure married
R,cnard Dunkard. Tney lccs:ed i'll
B5vier. Cooley had returned snd learned
Of his wife's m.rrisge, finally tracing Der
to B1vier AT or an eIyiew the wife
sgreed TO accompany husband NJ l, and
they left Bsvler yesterday for New!on
cCuaty, Kansas. Tne deserted husband.
Dunkart, felt very bGdy over the matter,
cut interposed 10 obi 'ciiOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Last Spike Driven.

CITY OF MKxrco, Sept. 30.-At p. m.
yesterday ct poin! oS kilometers dis
tsns from hero the list spike on the
National Railroad WAS driven. A trsin OF
five cars, containing guests, left San Luis
for this city The road will DO officially
declared open on November l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
IRISH kND ITALIANS,
They 60 ct Oas anoth"r With Knives-S,v
erSl on Both Sides Ea1ly UElvsd.

DOVER DKPor. N. Fl Sept. So-The
Italians aud Irish who have been s: woIk
cn the wsterHorks cSme together On Sc.
ond street this morning, and 5 general
row followed. Kaives wers freely used
snd many cuts were Inflicted. I. is
claimed that Hugh Miller begau tbs dis
turbsnca with jose Patio by slspp!pg
bis face. Knives were thel drawn and
bo:n were bsdly cut. Taey ara now in
toe police station. The others who were
cut ere william Cas- '. Mike Cutler. Peter
Carsiey, Hugh " ilsCn snd ? Atrick Carroll
Carroll Is very low aud there ara doubts
Of his recovery. More arrests will oG
made,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
A Bteamer Burned,

COLUMBUS, GA Sept. :0.-rae steamer
Thronte Es.s w,:h 400 bales Of cotton wsSl
burned at the mouth OF Flint river tc-
day. No lives were lCet. The loss is
$4,000. The crew were picked up by
the steamer Nsisd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 30 The South
ern Wooden Manufacturing Company, M.
A. Csrlen, president, and 81 S. Gilmore,
secretary, made ea assignment yesterday
to T. ". Spindle ard S A, Wilson.
Liabilities 10000, assets sbou. equal, OF
which $50, 900 is in the plant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
70 be Independent of tbs Il. x. and T.


spenel 70 the Gazette.
PARSONS. KAN, Sep. So.-rae MIS-
souri, Pacific have force Of engineers ST
WORK surveying Inns between Coffey-
Vile, K.n., aud Wagner, 1. T., for an
extension OF the railroad opened between
Wagner, Fort Smith and Li;tle Rock.
At present the Interchange OF traffic be-
tween the Denver, Minden AID Atlantic,
the Nevada srd Minden ard the Little
Rock roads, ell three being owned by Jay
Gould, ia done over the Ks. sas and Texas
between CaetopS ard Wagner. .2ne
building OF the proposed extension to
Cof1eyvilib where 1t will intersecs he
Denver Minden ana AtisDtic will make,
the Gould interest indie 5eRdent OF ne
Kansas and Texas which road will s1Her
thereby by heavy loss OF businse IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Delicate oh,larer, Nurslng

Mothers, Overworked Men, and for all di serses
iahbility TO digest ordinary food, or fEoInoxer
vofE of the Ot4ln o bocy, , IL such shoud take
scotr& emulsion of Pu 3. Cod Liver OF with
Hspophesphites. 81 ussd the Emulsi94, on
Bronchifsr. 1t put Asxsn such good Esslth and
81, thSt II must ssfttis the Besy EMULSION =
s T,sK ~ L Wadasa Has HasA Wig
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
North rs..s Ansadg

DALLAS. TEX, Sept. 81 AAThe A. B. Richards
Medicine Company, Sherman, Texas: Gentle.
men-Pletsa for~gfJ us fifty (5O) Rross Cheat
hGusEhiifTonlc. You're verv 'rulv.
--.s5. MEYER BROS L co.