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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27

hENNEBEC COTNTY-Ia Probate Cnyrf n,
augusta, on The Secopd Monday Of July 1855.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporiing to be-
"a the last will and testament Of David i rbomn
son, late of China. in said County, deceased
having been presented for probate
ORDERED, That notice thereof be- given three
weeks successfully prior TO the secoad Monday 81
August next, in the kenn.bec Journal ne,v-,,.t,.r
printed in Augusta, that all persons interested NAV
attend AT q Court Of Probate then to be holden ar
augusta, and show cause, il Hny why the said in
stfumtnt should not be proved, approved and
allowed, As the last will and testament Of the sad
deceased. - 90 '"'
II. ;. WEBSTER Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register.
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Is in store for all who use kcmps Balsam
for the throat and lungs. the great guaranteed
remedy WOULD you believe that it is sold
on its merits and that any druggist is author
lied by the proprietor of this ponderfulrem-
edy to give YOU a sample bottle free II
never fails To cure acute or chronic coughs
All druggists sell Kemp's Balsam. Large
bottles soc and 81
,pl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27

Most complexion powders have a vulgar
glare, but Pozzoni's is true besutifer.
whose effects are lasting. july24dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27

N Nycv>S Blood Elixir is the only
NNS~N - Blood Remedy guaran-
ted. II is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
lions or Syphtlitic Poisoning Itpuriies the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
]. NJ Mixer. 1874 Water street. druggist.
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Dle0.

In Sidney, July is selten Dyer, aged 67 years. II
m lnth>.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27
Y GU

can be cursd by purchasing bottle Of ANTI
APOPLECTISE and taking It according to
directions II is strongly endorsed by the leading
physicians Of Montreal as the only Apoplexy Pre-.
ventive. and IL everywhere regarded a. sure cure
tor Paralysis. Heart Disease, Rheumntism,
Angina Peetoris, Chronic Bronchitis,
Liver Complaint, Kidney and BLADDER
TRosbles. seiatica. Dyspepsia, &C., &c.
For sale by all drugglsts Price 81 90 bottle ak
bottles for 81. 90. Send to DIR F, s HUTCHINSON
4 CO, Enosburgh Falls, Vt, q s A Tor circulars
and testimonials 100 Emergencies price Is cts
Nailed free to readers u this paper Tells what to
DO In case OF accident. and what may result from
ssing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27

Not particle Of calomcl nor any other
delcterous substance. enters into the compo-
sition of Ayers Pills Ou the contrary, this
medicine is carefully compounded from the
curative properties of purely vegetable sub
stances. Try il. uly23deod&wlw
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on! MY HEAD.

The pain from Neuralgia and Its
companion disease Rheumatism Is
excruciahn9. Thousands who could
be quickly cured are needlessly sui-
fering. Ath-lo-pho-roa will do for
others what it did for the following
parties:
wniismsport Ind, Oct. o nj
Having been Afiistsd with neuralgia Tor
tha past tour years and trying almost fvsry-
thing bot IN vain finally hsard - AihlQ-
pflarr~ After taking one t1ttia found II
u 10 heipiuz me- and After taking fsiir bit.
DIS n Athioph1rrs and one II plll7 tD1ud
thai VS. entirely ~eii think ths meai-
elas % positively snsa eHrn
CHsTqcEy RHpptcK
NJ, Carmel H. Dee y ~
Ihavs used AthlophufH@ In my family and
End IL % h. ths xrrata~t medicine ff n~'i-
raIsfa In sIist~nes and hayins had ~ tFng-
f.~tsnsd npon me for the pat ~ yesfs Anf5F
uhsreof sp~.k Mas JULIA tmLroS.
- Send cents hOr the beauiifil colprvh pie
ufre. Moorish Maiden
YHEATBLOPH0ROS CO. ff2 Wall 81 NJ
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II you wish to restore the bloom 10 your
wasted cheek and SO improve your health
that plumpncss and strength will succeed
emacation and debility. purify your blood
with Ayers SarsaparIh This remedy will
benefit YOU more surely and speedily than
any other iulv23 leod&wlw
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'MNMM

Of the good things of this
NNNNSS life are sorrowfully let
yAlone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at % and so cents, By
J. NJ. Mixer. 1874 Wster street, d-uggis,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aysr& Co, I.oreh, Mas
Sold By all Dr1gzists. Price 81 sir bottles, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

an intultiye PERCEPTION and prsctica ii
sense amszing 20 old experienced cfi-
Gals" Gas Emperor" continues the
panegyrist, she has shown himself
impsr7ious to lSttery, though opsn
TO conylctioa and honest advice,
THN CHAMPION OF RELIGIOUS ToLHRATIoN
and the esrnes. philsn.hropist, as tas
.ssiduous friend Of the working masses,
rot sscetic: bat heslthily plous, G foe TO
sensusl indull e1ce and steFnly opposed
to gambling AID other prodiga.ities.
Finally, he WAS avsTse 20 war, symp1
thizas with popul,r aims, and desires
progressive legislation compatible with
the nations interests" Count Douslss
did not draw this character withou. the
Emperor's sanction. Every line
is meant to impress upon the Germans
the belief that ne is sovereign able 70
govern withou. The assistance Of tie
greatest Statesman. and TO lead armies TO
victory re.ying On his cwn strategy. The
inference is that the Emperor aims to
prepare Germany for the retirement OF
Bismarck.
A Hamburg dispatch announces 20
definite measure hes yes been taken TO
pruse:u Professor Chicken. Il is NOT
true that the authorities saw
AWRITTEN PERMIT
from the late Emperor Frederick suthor-
ling g. Goken 80 publish his diary. The
inquiry resulted in establishing the fac:
thai G, aacken never got copy from
Frederick. II is not known whence he
obtained the extracts. The intimate
friends to whom Frederick gave copies Ct
the diSIy include the Grand Dukes CT
Baden snd Hesse, the Dake Ernest OF
SAKE Coburg Gorns, Baron Won R0ggen-
becn, Pnncs Bernhard OF SAX
| Msningen, Minister Friedbsrg,
C0uGt Won Sackendori, Cum,
RadolInski, General Blumenthsl,
C1u1l Won Manster, the Prince OF Wales
sr0 King HuUbert. As the inquiry mar
rows the circle Of possible sources Of be.
trsysl Of the diary, the B.snsrcsian ps
pers become mUre bitter rcasrd tn
ex Empress. 1usulting suggestione Of
conplici,y on the part Ct TIE exEnpress
s:e common though no one has cared
to make direct ciargs thst she ia re
s2Cpei5le for tbs publication CT fhe
diary. Madame Jefi9ksu We5 refused
permission 30 hold private interview
W:ta her husband recently.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
kcpyefy CT etcleESs
LOyGoN Woe aMLEg.
susi-s Moro ac.irs IS shSEslas Draw to a
Oh a

susi-s Moro ae.irs IS .hs galss Draw to a
Cirse.
LONDON, OSs. 6-The AxAspsnacafne
close Of the series CT wool sffes Btimu
lates buyers ac.ivisy. Desirsble lots
bring good prices except Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal secured, much o; which
is Withdrawn. There we're offered TO day
II 089 bales. Following are the sales II
deal:
NJ South Wales, 1900 bsles; secured
Ia @I5t; secured locks end pieces;
81 @ls44i; g. ,sY 5d@1ld; do. locks
ana pieces, Q @7d.
Ole thousand oae hundred bales
Queensland, secured, 1'3t @1s54f; do.
locks snd pieces, 9 @1 4 zressy, 10
11o; Go. locks anu pisces. 5@sa
Three hundred bales SCUM Australia,
secured, l. Al do. LOCKS and pieces lod;
greasy, 5t@9ti.
One thoao.od esvau hundred bslss New
Z2aiand scoursG 10t els "a; do. / cks and
pieces 64s@ls 81 greasy 65@ls; dc
locks AID pieces 4t@si.
Four thousand nine hundred bales Ct
Cape of Good Hooe and Natal secured
s els 7t; greasy 81 @Sat.
Ole Thousand ssv Lu1dTed bales Of
yIctcria scoured s4t@ls "a; Victoria
secured. lncks and piscee, 7l@ls 3id;
greasy e. 9l0i. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

WACO
District Court Notes - Cotscn movipg
EopldIy.

District Court Notes - Cotson mo.iDg
EopldIy.
Special to the Gazctse.
WACO. Tex, O:4. SIN the District
court o.day tie following judgmsr mtg
were entered: N S:sel vs.. T. Newman,
jl3gueDt for 1888 snd foreclosure OF
lien; Moore & Rsnfro vs.. Gieuuau &
Rocks, judgnsntfJr one third IL taresi Il
$50 scres OF land which ts In controversy :;
SinoeT Bros. vs.s a. Pollock, jadgmen,
for 1850 SO A GHmber Of other smaller
Judgments were entered. Several divorce
suits we're tried and granted by tie court
Cotton has been coming ilto Waco very
freely to-day ard the buyer
we're kept busting 10 keep
up with the vast procession
The pubic equsrs Was literally flooded
With the sable cotton pickeIs, spending
their wesk's earnings.
The venerable Mrs. Msrish Walker, who
died on yesterday evening In her nt5ety
fourth year, wss buried here this evening
sNss tuuerai servicss wsre preached ~ tne
Ff7 Baptist church, aud the large build
3Fss filed with mouguers, friends aDd
F qssint1nceP, who camel pay thslt
a h RI ects 20 the bel9se4 and hon95s4
OFF i
<Hink sis ss<ss sa,sasssss. sss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
STE0Ng AND RAWL Ms MN MATED.
Continued from First Page.

ard Jes NJ Strong, w. P. Cochran, ]
F. RoHlsnd, Schuyler Marslsll and j. NJ.
XXX we're placed in nomination. The
frs. ballot resulted in the nomination Of
S:rorg and Ro~lard.
The report o. tho committee On plat
form and resolutions indorses nsiionsl
platform snd pledges Democratic NOM
lness support. Endorses stae platform
sud nominees. Ins.ruc.s for Coke, snd
requests Senstor and doater 30 vote for
hi1. Send greeting to Ninth district
en- the nomi Elion of Mills, one CT IN:
grandess champions Of popular rights ii
our broad country. Fsvors 3 rallwsy
commission law. Fsvors crimina
District court for D alias county. Fsyorf
annexation OF East Dallas IS advantage
ous for both cities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
STRIKE In Chicago.
Not Single Street Oar Wheel is
Turning in the Entire North
Division of Chicago.
Now M1n BsiLz ssoured-Public Sympathy
II With tas srsihers-N, violanss
Offered CT Expected.
ruEL1c sYMPA1RY WITH TEE srs1.ERs

PUBLIC SYMPATHY WITH THE STRIKERS
CHICAGO, Ill. Oct. 6.-Mpch bitter
feeling against President YelAes and the
cable road syndicate, growing Gu. OF .he
poor service rendered oy Gaem 20 tleil
patrols, has been broush. 20 focus b
the s:Eik5 and the puolic comment result
ing is not favorable &c the company.
TIE sTkIKs EVACUATED.
CHICAGO, ILL Ocg. 6-Tne strike OF
street Car conductors, drivers and cable
grip mea On The North Side was insugu
ratei acCorcins TO programme at o. clock
this EorElug. Nd csrs are running on
the entire north division. The side walk,
hSya been led with pedestrians headed
Tor the business portion Of the city since
an esriy hour this morning. Exoress
wagons and rattle traps Of ell 6escrip-
tons on which temporary seatI hzvs
beer hx5d sre being I'm By tie strikers
and Ctaers, snd are psf-oGizsd to tneic
fullest capacity. Thus isr 10 Violence en-
the psrs OF the strikers aas beel replr.sd
and none is expected.
GRIPEEN FROM THE EksT.
PITTsBURG, Pa Oct 6-Anothac party
Of thtrsy-two gEipmen passed through
from tae east this m0roing, Oh theie w6y
to take the places Of the Chicago 2tyeat-
car strikers.
No casnge in the si,uition Ia. taken
place since :Gis morning. Not eiugl=,
car wheel has tdroat On tie entire ucr.l
diVlsion since 6 this morning, and Sd
perinsendent Threedy has announced n
at:emp! will De msde 20 resume oper
tons Until Monday EEK. He says he b
already engaged $50 experienced men
take the strikers places. He hss bs
kapt busy throughout the dsY eIxmir
applicants for places. lslge prep5,t
OF TIT N Wars inexperienced nsn. Sd
Doyle OF tde WeSs division lines called
Manager Yolkes tits afternoon 6rd
70. msd him he had received H0aiCa fl
the men "a his division that u5les5 sea
scion lookiag to the settlement ia ii
no.rh division ig :GGen bstore that nou
they Viii strik2 st midnight. Thru
seeus 20 sc 10 do0bE tais Will be tors.
T1s result viii 5a ta4t trans p0ft2ti [.
c:lliies for tdree-iour hs q the people oi
the CITY wiil be ca. # 60 morrow.
IRE North SIDE strikers have remsined
perfectly qlieE durlng the dgy, stsrdica
In k1ots ABOUT the bsgns Discussing 1t
si'ua,ior, o. goil home to thsit famlliee
SIS SOON as i! vas dedai.sIy decided ths
TO caIs Wer5 TO be rui. Considerable
e7upsthy for the strikers hiss oae2 nsn!
tested in business circle, ard several
SUBSCRIPTION lists ia their behalsyaave
Ssesn atSr ed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
svsy. Nothing 6sunted Eddy went to
WORK to repair his fortune and soon had

aYsy. Nothing 0suIted Euny Wohi W
WORK to repair bis fortune and soon had
wholesale business OF no mean proper
tious, but egein FIRE destroyed 1t
BE then entered into partnership
with Arnold and together they erectsd
8 business block. They rem coed busi-
ness until 1872, when Eidy withdrew
end bought the building where he is now
located. George Eddy is & pronounced
Republican, and wss a delegate to the
convention which nominated Governor
R 1binsop, Kansas first executive cmeef
He hiss g reputation for honesty and In >
.egrity ard pronounced aggressive
mien which has WOE him many friends,
and OF course his allotment o! enemies
Ee Ia president Of the Brown Medicine
Compsny and also o. the Leevenworto
Linseed OIL Company. Mr.. Eddy's
appointment was surprise T.
himself. For years hs has
been most intinste personal
friend Of Judge Brewer. So close Was
this relationship that many have dubbed
them "Damon and PTthiss." Is is AZ
nouuced thst the appointment Wss MAGE
for personal reasons, and because tie
Judge believed in Mr.. Eioy's sterlicg
integrity and sound business sense. Mir
Eddy Is OF medium light srd build snG
resembles General Sherman somewhat,
except the lines ara rot so pronounced.
"a The receivers viii take charge OF the
-rCad Eoyamberi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
THE RECEIVERS APPOINTED.


MEssRs. CROSS AND EDDY TO TAKE
CHARGE OF THE M, K. AND 7. ON NO
VKNBKR l.
a.ecial to the Gazette.
LEAvKNwoRTH, KAs., Oct. 6.-Hsrrison
C., Cross of Emporis, Kis md George A.
E,dy of Leavenworth, Kss, were ap-
pointed by Judge Brewer to-dsy receivers
for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way.
Harrison C. Cross, or, us he signs him
selvee, d. G. Cross, was born
April II, 1885, at Springfield, Ohio,
In which state he received
an academic education. He csme &c. Ksn-
Asas in 1865 after serving as Captain OF
1o One Hundred and Fitty-tnird OHIO
Volunteers snd coming out Of the wsr
with hieh houors. he settled in EN-
poris and commenced the banking bust
nese, and FIR seventeen years he has
been PRESIDENT OF the First National
Bank of this city. For fiitee n yesis he,has
BEEN 8 director Of the Missouri, Kan
sss aud Texas. Cross is q porsly
man, rather florid, weighs probably 200
pounds sn6 wears burnside whiskers an
inch long, resembling Vanderbilt.
George A. Eddy was born IN PALMYRA,
Msine county, N. T.. April 10, 1884. HIS
father wss Morton Eddy, row a promi-
rent citizen Of Adrian, Mich, to which
place tie family moved in 1910 or when
young Eddy was but six years of age. He
received common and high school edu-
cation In Adrian and at the age OF
TWENTY-FIVE he was made
secretary of the Michigan State Senate
which position he held two terms.
In 1857 he came to Lesvenwcrth, then g
Steamboat landing snd government out
fitu post. he entered into the drug
business with msn who was afterwards
h.s tsther-in law, Governor Croswea OF
Michigan. The business was but snat}
one, but under the direction OF lis rusff
ling, sctive partners, II grew
steadily end they were forced to moya1
into lsrger quarters on Delaware, oesTeS
Fourth ind Fifth. Further business oezhs
PEELED smother move and they Wenf to
Marine and Delaware. Here misfortune
overlook them and fire swept the place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Rep b!ioan split at J.aerson.

7pscisl TO lhe Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tx, Oct. 6.-The city
Republicans held meeting In the court
house this afternoon to dsuourcs fac
ton OF county Republicans WHO -sfused
TO let those from the city participate in 6
meeting in the country last night. The
discussion YVES opened IN very hot man
Ger and contiaued until disturbed by
some Republicans from the &C untry,
1her hos W0rdA ensuad between the two
factions, and but for the timely action Of G
few cool hssds q general row would have
srsued. This disrupted the meeting so
that smother mas been called for TO night,
and ifNpsrtiGs from both factions axe
prsseat trouble may ensue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
FL Peso Comfy Democrats.


Ell PAso, TEX Ocs. S-The county
convention OF the Democratic p,rty met
TO day ST the city hsll. 1. WAS attended
by six!y-hvs delegates from the vsriaps
precincts Of the cou1'y. rae following
ticket wss placed in the field: F;r CGuriy
JUICE, J. E TownssDG; County Ci=Hk,
3. G. TlImis; Sheriff, T. P. Whi,e;
Treasurer, john JuIisn; Assessor, e. W.
FLAX; District Clerk, o. a LsrrszoI.;
Cadoty A torneE, G z. Neil; s2rgeyor,
Alfred Hsnpston; Inspector CT 81 des, l..
W Egsus Resolutions wsrs passed iu-
dorsing the natiJnsl Democratic sdmin-
issrstiOp, the nstionsl Democratic plat
form and the sta:e admi lis.-asion and
Congressman ". T. L.ulsm.
l. Is expected the R puoitcsEs will put
; iull county ticket iC the fsld. l. is rot
known definitely what acs!oa thaJ will
take.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
By an Eotes.
Special 10 The Gazette.

SFecIaI 20 .hc GhZtUe.
BRYAN, TEX O;t. e-A Democratic
primary election WIS held here to day ID
thls, the Bryan, preclnc. for the purpose
Of electlrg delegates TO tie county coz
vention TO be held on the 18Th list. for
the purpose OF sending dele gates TO th-
congressional convention st Huntsvii
The contest hare Yves between Stewart
and Hutchesop, and the vote showed ESQ
for S .ewart ana 1913 for Hl:che son, givio g
Stewart s majority in this precincs Of 90
Colonel J,ck Davis of Cold Springs,
Tx, candidate for Congress from this,
the First Congressional dts.rIc-, CT the
Non 2 Partisan ticket, spoke to day to 8
rOod CYaTd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
&c Have O Rally,

Special 20 tie Gazette.
WrNosA, TEX Oc.. ga big Demo
crstic rslly will take plncs a. this place
on the e7th instant. A big time is antici-
psted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
THE RAILROADS.
Judge Brewer Appoints TwoCtizers
of Kansas as Receivers of tho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
Ene Texas and Pscifio Makes MF. w. Fl.
0uixg Commercial Aeens at Fort
wsrth-GsReral News Notes.
Rome Notes.

Homo Notes.
&C. Msyn.rd of the Burlington wsa
" Srs"Orsh yesterday
The work Of plscing the Union depot
In good condition for winter is nearly
done.
I. will be known after November /,
whether Mr.. Gould has obtained control
of the Cotton Belt or not.
-.
4De pr, ole slong the line OF 'ho Central
between Fort Worth snd Wsxshschis are
still clamoring for better mail facilities.
The long agony about the receivers Of the
Missouri, Kansas aadIrexss is ended, spd
Msssrs. Cross and Eidy are the lucky
men.
Acting General Freight Agent B. d
Hinton CT the Texss and Pacific has is
eued circular lis as follows: Mr.. y
II. Quieg is appointed soliciting sgert
with headquarters ct Fort WORTH, Tex ,
vice Il. Lswdor, resigned. MT. Quigg
will look after the interests of this line
in Fort Worth and aoIacen! territory.
The following cote u rates vic Gsives-
ten took effect vest rda7 al noon: Ant
werp, IT'S; AIMS tIda a, withdrawn
Bremen, l7s; Chr tian 181; Genos,
i91; Gofhenburg, 49,; q We, les; Rsm
burg, III; Liverpo |, i65; r vel, ISL |;
r gs, ISL; Trieste, 19l; B,sfon ell rail,
LIZ; NEYork all rail, 110i Via Calf 4
cons per 100 less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Delicate ObiIdrsr, Nurs,nx

Mothers, Overworksd Men. and for all aIalsf6S
where the tissues are wasting sgals1sonl fhe
Wor D, n3 y. 70 digess Ordinary over
seotes Emulsion Of EHskC Cod Liver on witn
Hypophosp hites. 4dSed the Emulsion on a
Iaoy VINO wsA$&easca.e, and threatened WItS.
BronchikeseN put her In such good health -
mesh N0.1 must say Il is the bast Hnulsio& Z
s jsqs uss9.' Il r. Waddell, II. D., Husk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
YELL0 xsFsvER.
Four New Gases st Uecatur-Ths 2Iospsois
Noa So Br.Rhs.
NEW CASKS AT DECATUR.

Four New Gases st Ueoatur-Ths Prospect
Nos SO Br.Rhs.
NEW CAsRs AT DEcATUR.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. 6-Tbe follow
ing was sent to the Associated Press to.
csy:
DECATUR, ALA, Oct. s-Thrse new
cases since my last report, Captain
Killlan, JOHN Black ard Charles Drewitt
colored NJ dea hs since mat OF Brokers'
M. Marian, reported TWO days ago did
not have yellow fever.
rSignedl JERoSs COCHRAN, NJ. D.,
Ssa Heath OfiiceT.
ANOTHER VICTIM.
JLCKgoNvILLx, FLA DC. 6-Edwl1
Martin, ,d!tor Ct the T mes Ulion, if
sinking rapidly, and Is expected to live
but " hours.
NoKs SICKNESS THAN REPokTsD.
WASHING TON, O;t. 6-Surgeon Rol5
has autographed 10 Surgeon tIen eral Ham
iItou, Ftrasrdina, as folio Ws: There is
much more sickness here, principally
smuug tha negroes, han is thought OF
reported. The Howard Association has
TO moie MEAS than necessary to core to1
the sick and NEEDY. Ta2 aCm seq q the
lShkSE IS lsES,S -AA GBCESAStdS, AHSIc SEE
TsaY infec ed houses aud muca infected
bedding here which sao1ld be iumigs1ed,
dlsjIfecled aad scne Destroyed Viii You
tu-nish the means for lumigation and dis.
ilf=ctio: and compenea ion ior she ar !cles
destroyed, t2efsbP gtea!iy dimlaishins
the dsBggr Of tconble iI the future, es-
psciAliy Dfx5 yea ~
BAD PROS PgCTs AT DECATUR.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, OF s-Tke
Am fican's Decstur. Ala, special says:
Every citizen iaC.uding the physicisas
is feeling Bad over INC prospects and
wondering wbs5 the result will be. Four
saw cases ere reported this :nnrGilg, viz:
j. b Klisne, proprietor OF ths Brooklyn
nrtel; Ja!es Black, son or D. W. Black,
vac died three days Egg; and two
negroes. Dfs. ". G Gil ed r N. WI
lisms are ho.h very dangerously i'll, s1d
EEyy little bope isssntertaiaed for the re-
'cpFsfy CT eicaeEaa.f
a. <5Tc54sr17 - SFs{F
.sSL1{5e f1a-xsf1st,5 ,,c,sz{,ro o,s<.SSn, Chlu,
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GRANGE.

PRESIDENT cARNor's TRIP.
PARIS, Oct. 6-Presidert Garnet hss
started CT tour to Lyons, A1necy aid
Dion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
AfEhsa.s an.
THK AMEER VICTORIOUS.

TIKI AMEER VICTORIOUS. *
SIMLA, Oct. 6-rhs troops of fh'
Ameer uf Alghsnissan have defested I'll,
forces OF Ishs Khan a. Q ,shkurg apss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Money for the Nst,orsl Campaign.

T. Money for the Nstiorsl Campaign.
| Special to the Gazette.
B1NHAM, TEX o.. 6.-Ths Cleveland
Club =! this place In ten minutes time
yesterday evening raised s51 for nstionsl
campaign purposes which was forwarded
| to the national Democratic committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

Pai!maq taiaee Bqties sIeeplng Jar os-
s"sea 9sigsssna and hsnsss City AID St. Lou!n
weston and Gainesville,
JAMES CARK, q \. Pass. Ag't, Gsl7eston,
Z. SNITH' CITY PssseRgo- sod Ticket Ag't.
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

sprciafsNnoe wssr sarssiHs
This week ct Randall & Chambers Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
q pSukIs suiclds.

WARREN DEPOT, ME Oct. 6.-Gsorge
Wiilisas and Ed yard Davis took tineture
OF sconi.e las! night and died within two
hours.
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