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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11
By Rail to Alaska.
Juneau, AlAska, Free Press.

Juneau, AihskAs FESe IEcSe-
 The great project of building a rail- way across Siberia, now being pushed 10 completion by the Russian gov ernment, strongly holds out the idea that ill the very near future great iron belt from this side of the world will meet it half way, and travel by land from the New World to the old will have been accomplished. Great railway corporations are now seri- ously looking into this, as it seems, stupendous project, but in reality not as great an undertaking as eastern people believe. The country that will necessarily have to be crossed in west British Columbia and central Alaska is far from being the frigid zone that many believe it to be.
 The line would undoubtedly in its course north strike the headwaters oi the Yukon river, then keep down the mighty stream to within one hundred miles of the coast, at or near Nulato where it would leave the river and running nearly west would terminate at Cape Prince of Wales, with about fifty statute miles of the Siberian coast. Very little difficulty, except perhaps, in crossing the ranges at the headwaters of the Yukon, would be apprehended from deep snows ir winter. The climate along the Yukon is dry and but very little snow falls there-from eighteen inches to per- haps two feet in depth.
 Extreme cold from seventy to eighty degrees below zero, only pre- vails about two months in mldwinter and this would be the greatest draw back to winter travel. Immense for ests skirt the route nearly to the coast and about midway down the Yukon are probably the greatest coal banks in the world. Branch lines would tap all the coast settlements and the rich mineral sections of the interior With such fair country before them it will be wonderful, indeed, in this enlightened and progressive age, il work has not commenced on such a line within a very short time.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11
A REJECTED MS.
BY N. K. W.

When Madge came to church in rose-colored bonnet, She touched to the quick my susceptible heart, So out with my pencil and scrubbed son net To Beauty enhanced by a milliner's art. Which sent her. Alas, how wish l had burned 1t. For she nouted my verse like a tragedy queen, And wrote on the wrapper in which she re turned it. Have you taken me, slr, for poor maga zine?"
 -Bost0n Herald.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11
Excursions to New Orleans and Mobile

Excursions to New Orleans and Mobile.
 Now is the time for trip to New Orleans or Mobile when, on Mardi Gras, February 14th and the week pre- vious, the Gulf cities will be gayer than ever before in their history. To enable every one to enjoy the magnifi- : cent Mardi Gras festival at small expense, round Trip tickets ct one fare to New Orleans and Mobile will be sold by the Queen and Crescent route, on Feb. sth, and five following days, good to return until February 2Sth. With its triumphant process sions, grand public receptions, parades and balls, Mardi Gras offers a pro- gramme of attractiveDess not excelled by any historic pageant of the Old World. Remember the Queen and Crescent is the direct and quick route south.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11
"Natnrai Cas-" the new farce com

"Natnrsl Cas-" the new farce com edy, will follow Dixey at the Chicago opera house. The title is the hap piest that any farce comedy of recent years has received, and is clever skit upon the prevailing craze. The Arch Street theatre, in Philadelphia, has been packed to the door every night for the past two weeks by the piece, and the parts are all admirably fitted to the principal comedians. John Gil- bert, DonDelly and Girard are espe- cially good in their various charac- ters. Amy Ames, who made such a hit in the "Tin Soldier" and little Rachel Booth are members of the company.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

He Fell Of the Train Railroad Man-"Are you badly hurt, sir7"
 Victim-"Hurt nawi Do you suppose Eve practised tobogganiDg for nothing!"-NeU Fork Sam.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

He is a model husband who will pretend to praise his wife's ability as a cook and then use her doughnuts as sinkers for his fishing lines.-Fau Rirer Adrance.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

Passengers who once try the "Mo- non" route, which is the model line from Cincinnati and Louisville to Chicago, never name it but to praise it.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

"l thought you said your house was surrounded by n high wall2"
 "l did." Ax.3
 "W hat kind of n wallf"
 "A caterwaul. You can hear it every night" Arcoid Record
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

Little Bessic-"Pnpa, l. do hate to hear your pen scratch !" Pf-
 Papa-"lts the paper, my dear"
 Bessic--"Well, papa, can't yon get some paper that doesn't Itch SD hadS" -- Huntingdon Free Press.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

Never look glft chicken in the crop. Hotel .Ma1. s..--. - nNAsh
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

Agent (at the door) --"Is tho lady of tho house inl" Esss-,s- - - Gentleman Calling to his wiic)-~ "Mary. is tho cook in?"- Huntingdon Free press : s...s.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Prepared hy Dr. I.C. Ayers Co, Lowell, MAss.
 Bold by all DFusgtsts. ftiee ei six bos.lea. a.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

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 Y r i1ssas !.sjs s;s.4s. 4 .s as' E.ys3. s.f s:2
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

Sick Headache and sellsvs ell tho iraahl,s Incl dent Co . biliaas siAte of the sysisn snsh ss Dia sinsss, hanseA, Drowslpess, Usiress sst.f saiinE Pain Ia the Side, Ae. While thelf most fetSaIk able saccess has besa shows tH curing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
san ANGEAo nuUL.aARKET.
The CLIP of 1883 r1p-n. cd to Double
That or 1887

The CLIP Of 1883 F1p-n cd to Double
That or 1887
San Angelo Record.
The time draws mar when wool, this
important product of our country, again
will be shipped to our city. We have had
an early spring, which most probably will
hasten the clip, ana scon we will witness
the pleasing sight Of heavy wagons loaded
with wool, drawn by three and four psir
Of strong horses or mules, arriving IN our
town. Already arrangements are being
made to receive the large crop expected
this year. The spring clip Of 1887
handled at San Angelo amounted 10
000, 000 pounds, and as far IS We have
oeen a6ls 10 ascertain double as much Is
expected this year. Sheep have suffered
very little during the WATER and the clip
will be large. The same propositions
which were made last year and which
hsve induced the Wool-growers of
This section to ship their wool to
this CITY, are made sgain
All who were at that time prevented from
shipping here having contracted with
other cities snd towns before IL Was
known that San Angelo iatended 70
handle wool, Will make TINS point their
ma ket. TIE Induce ments 6ff7red-free
weighing, free storage and free hsuiios
to the railrosd-sre 30 liberal that ever
those who from h.bit's aase hsve cnntin-
ued to send their wool TO B,.tor. s.
Louis, Sin Antonio and other towns must
De convinced that S N ADgeiO Will Oe b.
most proa able place to Dsrket it. Be
sides, our town o ff=rs sll the banking and
trading facilities watch as genera. ru..
are only to be fourd in cities Of muCs
.Hg-r size. 1 sending his wool IN nh
point the wool grower not only profits BY
the offers made by our citizens, GA
slso csn control the sale II il MN
Ell, aud In doing go Can conducr sll bis
jtner business at this place. Every1ns
rating mere Will contribace ais share t
ouild up the town, spc soon will rep ID
pr9dts OF sn ex.ensiye market ExDeri
ence has tsughs these of cur sherpmei
~no the As Is advisable 10 refuse C6ess
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
HON TO SAVE YOUR TEETH.

Ap Experienced Den list G yes So M Valua.
iDK
"Weat should naa use TO clean his
teeti ?" asked reporter Of s well known
dentist r. Gently.
Nothing hnt water. Thsre are more
coed teeth ruined by go cslled dentifrices
inan ny ali other Causes in / Z world puy
together. The oil CT of The makers OF
these dentiitces II, Cf course, 10 pro
duce q PR parati, inst will, with
very little rushing 4 ire brush, MAKE
the teeth 10, Z pefec'ly CT an enc
white. To accomplish his hey put the
pumiCe sturr, ard sometimes strc NJ
alhilies. in lbetr prepATalicrs Pumice
stone will Il qussu0uaby iske ell the
enamel with II. An alkili VIII make >
yellow tom LOOK wni;e II ie~ Sc cOnds,
but before week hiss ps- sd il will hsVe
eaten a|ay LesTly ell the enamel and
utterly destroyed the tooth
TN W king along tho street You Of en-
see 9 fkly,' by way Of aCvrtlsipg his
patent de4tIfrlces, call . small by from
Inc crowd near by, and opening the bOy's
N Jutn, rub the dentliGlce on his dir y
teeth, and In minute almost
takes { e ali the tartar ana msk tn
;eeth loOk peIf ely pure and
wni,e. Nov, 3 mad Ike tosE lntir cugnt
TO De arrested, for be las forever des "
ed the D; US teeth. His preparation, com
posed IA pc wertnl zignii, is ealing away
The enamel Of tie boys teeth, AID in a
few months the boy vii! not have a 81 uud
tooth in his head. the centiriCes,
C imposed cniehy Ct pumice stone,
are ,ot az bad SO those containing
On alksli, oecsu-e they will no. destroy
the teeth &c qui, ky; hu', If used habit
ually, they VIII Certainly destroy the m IN
the end. should advise any man by all
nesDs 20 Use DO dentiirlce OF
Any description, unless it be pre-
pared Chalk. II THIS Is used not
Dftener tnap once q week it will not In
jure the teetn, and may help to ceai se
Inem, but it should OF no account D.
USED every day O'ris root does the
teeth no harm ard gives q pleasant oder
to the breath, and Is all otGer dentfrice>
were compose! simply Of Or.is root sDd
prepared chalk they would be harmless
ens u b, Ii not Dere1cisl.
"Mf own plan is TO use G moderately
herd brush sni pienY # cold water,
snn hothlcg eiseJ ans my teeth are In
excellent Condition. Ii people would
only pick their teeth Carefully after each
meal, making sure tnai not the slight
est psrucie Of food rem,iGs near The
guns "r betwet the tech, ana would,
aiso, o fore retiring st night, lun piec
, suft thread througn tbeir te',A, they
would not have any neces ,ity f n den-
thrice. OF cOur-e, sweet mats and
csndies ste bsd for the teeth; SO is
emoSing, or taking very hot or cold
drunk bur, bad as all these undou5te dly
are, resllY think the wore enemy TIT
tooth has is the so-calied nentifcice Take
the ADVICE Of s. denJiss and never use any
thing tor you. teeth bat q brush ana goUd
cCid Rs;er."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

Murphy, the New street blonde, and Dix
Hslsteo, the broker, and J,ck De Mo,,
ana Bob Hiliard, and-sno-aDc, well, II
This list were continued 1t would fill q
volume.
The a:to.s, however, get the lions
share OF the impressionable women, and
they don't seem to like it. Mr.. Bellows
experience, or rather escape from per
iorstiOn, was tccsiu of alarm, and it
has thrown very many OF The sectors in
town into state of the greatest trepida-
ton.
Quite lumber Of them, 1t is under
stood, wear mail shirts, while o'he,s
never go on the street except in disgu Sc
The stage doors the various the aters
are haunted by Young ladies wi. h ore. my
eyes and dis1eleved hair, loyrlorn ngc
lorely, while the mail is Durd ned with
the oUt"ourings Of smitteD female hearts
I.'s f eriut the wsy some ladies dc g.
on soUut thessspIetly sectors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
DOWN AN EHBANKAENTs

A smoking Gar wrrck-h-Maryland Lssis-
lsturs L, iurec.
BALTIMORE. MD, March 81. - fnis
afternoon q smokiog car on the Aonspo-
les shOrs line WAS thrown down an EN-
bsukm ent irjaring the following Mary
land legislators, noue fatally, however.
SKNAT. R CHARLES S. ADAMS, BALI
m0Te.
DELEGATE BRAMBLE, Baltimore.
DELEGATE GREE If Caroline county.
WILLIAM l. ID RSEY.
CAPTAIN L us GREEN, engineer on tae
Drum Pogn5 Railroad.
MIR. BASIS, merchant of Annspolis'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
DakO n ssI, soom Calls

IuCk.
Salute yer psItneil
Oppos: be ssiuc,
SwiUg ycnT toDeyl
All cut AVA!
R gbt hsld 20 psrdner ant grand righ.
arc lef
Great 'eT swing
First gen: sS'p ~ the right!
L.dy follow af,eIl
Hoe 'tr dow
Lady in ctn e. srd three hands 'rounGi
Lee d 20 the E,y
Swing yer dutki.El
Cage the q1erl
Cns a. him, Il y'u carl
Break down The q OH
All srske yer fe,i! !
L tch lady grab = mail
FIRST team pull TO the right
Cab hand, std cut away TO the nex.l
S hands 'IouHGl
Doe sc dC-aBd doe doe do,
Fourth couple sa-ghsy down the centeri
Ss-shay tacl
Wn op 'em up!
Git away giri-, git away fsstI
Gents 10 the center, aud four hands
'rouudl
There yCu 600 yer seatsi
Whoop-lt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
Itsly,.

Itslye
TERMS OF PEACE WITH KING JOHN.
ROME, March 3l.-AdVices from Ma So
wan say that yesterday evening ltslisn
scouts penetrated the Aoyssinisn camp
and report hat King Johu and mis- com
manders are convinced Of their Inability
To successful ly attack the I,alisns. the
italian goverGment has auJhor.z+d Gen.
eral San Nslz,uo to accept the following
terms from King John: The Italian
forces shall retain the positions they now
occupy and King John rhsll not oppose
toe occupation Of other points where the
,tslisus NAV wish 10 speud the hoE sea- on
and eh.ll gu.ran ee the safety OF The tfioss
under allan protection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
An ) osurd Techniealitx.

A French provincial lawyer recently
died. Ia his viii he direc-ed lhst an an
puity Of s409 yesr be paid to the ser.
want who should "close his eyes" When
his clause was Tesd the servant who
performed tHis fire jumped with
Joy, bat his dcliaht Was Speedily damp
rned by the ,epbsw aud heir Of the dead
man, VITO rtmiGGsd me servant that his
master had Only ou- eye And the se1v-
ant actually fSile d 80 get his legacy On
This absurd tecnoe calily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
Austria.
FLOOD CASUALTIES.

VIENNA, March 3l.-A woman and five
children were burned to death at KiSinda.
Three villages near CsIlstadt were de-
stroyed. Oae hundred houses and Sill me
public buildings in SmOHe we're burned
and several lives were lost. Six hundred
persons are homeless in Sereth. Inc
river Save has oveIfl owed its banks and
inundated many illsges, Btron Arnold
Nav was drowned while assisting IN the
rescue of the tnhabitsnts Of r.zlosk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

from fourteen 10 sixteen cents per pound
ana To ship their clip 10 other cities re-
afz.ng SIX and seven cents, that
San Angelo IL the wool market
Of West Texas. Considering all these
facts we may lock al and profs by the
struggle now taking plsce between GAL
weston and SIN Antonio, cot fearing
either Ct these CITIES as competitors But
We want 10 r. m'nd our cir MS that We
dust be awake, 81 that + favorable locs-
ion does not always secure trade, espe-
cioily If other cities have simiI.r advsn-
Isge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
Germany.

MISERY ocCAsIoNED BY THE FLOODS.
BER,IN, March 30 the water In the
river E.be Is suosidirg somewhat. TIE
Rniue Is rising. In most OF the Hooded
districts Of Germany the water continues
10 rise, aud The indications are that the
LANDS now submerged will remsin so Tor
=, less q N ,nth to come. The Emperor
Frederick mas sent dispatch to III ulster
Won Put,kamer, VINO mas some to the
q ,oded district, in which be says: 81
tooroue hly approve of your ] Iurney Ex-
press everywhere my deep sorrow and
sircere sympathy"
A letter was received o-dsY from Herr
Won Poy1kamer, in which the Minister
spoke If the misery prevailing as lnde-
.crjh.ble and ss certain TO Increase In
extent.
TIE KMPRRoR's OUTING.
pyRLIN. MsTcn 39.-rhe Emperor was
accompanied By the Empress in his ont
ing to-day The drive was through the
DR. woods and plantations and occupied
an hour. Oa their return great crowos
ipeo the streets from the west ana TO
Inc schloss, aud taeir msjssties we're en-
husisstically cheered. Inc drive bad
good Fl CT upoa the Enperor's spirits.
The massage treatment excited MS sFs
an and lrrltated his lsrynx, and hhs,
ntretore, been abandoned for the pres
emit.
pEIIsurED WITH THE AcCLAMATfoNs.
Berlin, Msrca 30.-Empsref Fe.oerlck
s,ept n.t.er last DlgaL. The weather IL
warm and beausifui, and DR.. Mckenzie
accompanied the Emperor on his orive.
The Emseror Was delighted win the sc
tc.amat,ons CT the people. The Beriinerf
| we're surprised by the animated manner r. y
yph,ce hs returned their statutes. Ane
| inursrtsl u.rtv vtaitad the room in Wnxcn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
4 new MINISTRY.
Carnot Has Summoned FIoquet to
Form a Cabinet, Which He Has
Consented 10 Do.
rbs pnlEticsI 81 ua'ion In Francs and
Hew Ehe Pexcs OF Europe
Nay Be Aft. cled.
D,ssus,ion of the Policy of tAs Ne" hm
peror of 9sImang-C 'u MoSehen'
IT TrvVps Ia Russia.


France.
EFFEcr OF THE MINISTERIAL Crisis.
PARIS, Msrcn sI-Tne O2portunist
;ourn.ls say the defeat of the Ministry
ewes General B Julanger what he wants,
having defeated the REPUBLICAN majority.
Journal des Debsts says the real victor
IN the struggle yesterday which resulted
In the defeat of the Cabinet WAS General
Roulspeer. The crisis, 1t saya, Will De
formidable one on account OF the unoes-
standing between the Right and the Ex-
IRENE Left NJ Ftcquet does not desire
the Premiership, anu 1t Is likely th1t
either M. r DOL or NJ Dtvers will be call
ed upon to fJrm q mil istry. The Radicals
threaten to pat General Bou.eDger as q
candidate for the Presidency against
president CsrnOr, If he latter refuses to
accede to their pr gr' mme.
RUINED BY JSAL Us sTATEsMKN.
PARIS. M,rcn 81 NJ de r julde when
onestioued 10 regard 60 the crisis said
tn.t The lntrigurs sud 'alou>ies I s atee-
men were ruinltg Frauce. He feared
war with Germany at the present
moment. Frauce must fu ly be set on
her feet Toe only man able 10 raise ner
WAS General B nl,ngtr
WANT TO D FRAT BoULANGtR.
PARIS, Msgca, 81 -Cae Opportunists
are cage " searching for locally popu
lar candidate to put up sgainst General
Boslanger. Every means will oe resortt
10 iu order to pr,VeRt the Generals ele' "
ton.
THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS, Nj ,rcn 81 -Ia the Chamber o.
Deputies tu-dsy, III the course of dis
cussion Of the order Of the oaY, M Fan
conneIie of the Z gnt ssid the country va
disgusted vi the spectacle OF confusion
that 1t was obliged to witness. He de-
elsred tbst = oissolu ion was imperative
when the Chamber rescued The stage o
ImpotencV and discreOit. SOthing nov
was left for it hut 10 dissolve
The President here s'oppri The speak
and DEC arrd ,hs' be qIrs'ion OF disso
luton could no b d,cId'd upon order
of the dsv
The Chamber stiorrped INT ! Tnesdsv
President GnrUN.. to- rumm bte NJ
Flouuet to form a cBbir e, and the latte
has promised IL undertake he tasE L L
meets with support
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

Great Fifteen Dollar Suit Sale that's worthy the
attention of every PROFESSIONAL business and think
ing man In Fort WOr. h and vicinity.
Gentlemen we now offer you choice of 1900 line
all wool Spring Suits in Business and travelling
Sacks and 4-butt0n Getaways, Dress Fr0cks ana
FOrnl-fitting walking Suits for the extremely low
and uniform price Of SIS for choice.
Rut Won should see these Suits! The materials
Bannock burns, Imported Corkscrews In black and
colors, Scotches. Chevios, Tweeds, Serges. CASH
meres. Etc. in checks, stripes and mixtures that
represent every color and nearly every shade. The
Trimmings, The style, the fit the workmanship, ana
then youl say that s15 will buy lar better SUIT Oh
clothes at our reliable stores than at any other
house in the Queen City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

A seal ring, wi watch set in room
Of the sell IS the latest thing out in Jew
elry. TIE Tn. Il eper in msIyel OF
delcete workmanship, and really a tri-
nmph Of of the jewelers. art. l. Is 6 til
q larger than the ordinary cameo or sig.
net for lsdies' wear, but not large enough
TO be ciumsy or look out OF place on q
delicate hsnh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
Hungary.

SUFFERING CAUSED BY THE GALE.
PssTH, M,rcn 30.-A number Of calam'
itous fires occurred in Hungary during
the prevalence Of the gale. At KkIndi
1900 persons were rendered shellerless,
aud are camping ont 10 the snow. Thirty
eight houses were burned. Many lives
were lost at Mez) Bersn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
Thar Tired Feeling

aflicts nearly every one in the spring.
The system having become accustomed to
The braciug cir o4winter, is weakened oy
me warm dsyssof the changing season,
and readily Yields to attacks of disease
Hoods S.rsspsIilla Is Just the medicine
needed. It tunes and builds up every
part Of the Sady, and also expels all I'm
puritiss from th- blsod. Try it this sea-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

LoUIsvILLE, KY, March 3l.-Judge
Stephen Snap OF Lexington, chairman Of
the state Democratic executive commit
tee, has been appointed Treasurer by
Governor Buckuer, to succeed defnulting
Treasurer Tate. He WAS COL frmed to-
day By the Senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

The Daddy OF the k-puhiraa Party SICK
PITrsRuRa, PA March SD, vid N
White, executor of the Pittsburg Gazette
aud founder Of the REPUBLICAN psrty, is
seriously i'll at his home In SewicklS,
near this place, aud is not expected to
survive the night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

General Lew Wsllace, the author Of
"Ben Hur," is ssid 10 be ressingly
assent minded. He hiss been known
when 81 breakfast 10 pat two hespIng
reaspoonfuls Ct sugar on 6 soft boiled
egg, and then, almost before the laughter
bad died away, 20 salt his coffee with
great deliberate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

tbe Emperor William died. Ga returning,
Uuter den Linden was crowded Win
cheering througs.
Tue FOUNDATIONS.
BERLIN, March S0-Hsli OF the 6istr1ct
of Luleberg is inundated and fifteen VII
lagos are submerged Eight persons
have been drowned and 900 are homeless.
The river Elbe is rising.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
E.,., sn,,er Exp,o.,on.

MADISON, Wis, March 3l.-Fhe boiler
in The Payne johnson Compsuy's Touring
mills exploded this morning, killing En-
gineers M. L. Snodgraes and L, m
Stewart, and seriously wouudirg Charles
ana p. Parsons. TIE loss il Si5, coo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
Hass Bah at Ole burne.

Special to the Gazette.
CLxBuRNK, TEX. March SIN game
of base ball this evening between the
young boys club Of C!eburne and the
railroad nine, the game resulted IN
score Of II to l6 in favor OF the railroad
hOvs. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

A blind man, Il. Fl. Singleton, CT
roCcos, Ga is able to tell the denc m'na-
ton of osnk pole or check by feeling IL,
and can count moDeJ as rapidly as bank
clark
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
los or.sm buckets.

We hsve apice lottof pasteboard ice
cream buckets, pintsF end quarts, which
We will sell cheapE Cali ard examine our
stock before plzcing your orders.
FosT NORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

In the province of Posen, GarmsnY,
lives s mao named WsJDisrek, VINO WAS
born in J764. He is In good health at the
sge CT 1874.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

NV York, NaTca 81 President
Cleveland l. I. for washingE1n this even
ing in company with Secretary Whitney
sue Colouel L5mont.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

We want yous business during April
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