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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
Ays,eran of Four WAR;.
Washington Letter to Milwaukee Sentine
I saw Gen. Joe Johnston on the aver

Washington Letter to Milwaukee Sentinel.
saw Gen. Joe Johnston on the avenue
yesterday. He ia beginning to look old.
It is time, for he was born In 1905. he
goes to his office regularly and works
steadily, but cannot carry quite the load
of responsibility youog man would tske
on. Gen. Johnson's grandfather wss
born in Scotland 100 years before his OVID
birth. In 1927 the grandfather came TO
America to settle in Virgins. Johnston's
father was born when the first settler
vas flfty-three and Johnson when
his father was fifty. So Joe
Johnston's father served in the
Revolution, running away to enlist In the
Light Horse Harry Lees Legion at the
aga Of seventeen and received the thanks
Of the general before the whole army for
his bravery at the assault on Fort Wat
son. In 1929 Joe Johnston and Robert E.
Lee graduated together from West Point.
Old Joe hiss fought in four wars. He
went against Black Hawk, fought Os-
ceola, WAS IN the Mexican war and the
rebellion. He bears ten scars OF serious
wounds, and yet he IL - spry as boy.
General Johnston has no children and
with him VIII end line Of Remarkably e
mo0. =
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ALTAR AND TOMB.
Ehe 9asette's Record OF the HArrieg
and Deaths In Texas.

fhe 9aSette'o Record OF the AArr1aSei
and Deaths In Texas.
MARRIAGES..
Wallace Teddy and Miss Belle Liner
Houston county, NAV ID.
T. G. Finney and Miss Matte Bingham
Westherford, May II.
W. P. Lsmbertson and Miss Icons
Wood, San Saba, May IA.
W. A Oliver and Miss S.l,ie Oliver, Sar
Saba, May Is.
j. Jones and Mrs. NJ. E. Coward, Hous
ton, Msy IL.
James A. Evans and Miss Rose Harris
Mckinney, Msy 8.
Louis Wells and Miss Leila Cother
Grsyson county, May Is.
G.. W. Casteel and Miss Maggie ST
Clsir, Clsrksville, May II.
L. Williams and Miss Helen Randle
Blossom, May Is.
Rev. C. A. Evans snd Miss Alice SILL
man, Bellville, May IA.
Vim Brooks and Miss Sueie e. Gus.
sett, Corpus Christi, May IL.
james Pickel and MISS Minnie Murray,
Pilot Point, Mayl7.
81. p. Mel and Miss Venie C. Cham.
beers, Ennis, May Is.
Charlie Brown and Miss Lula O'Neal,
Hico, Msy Is.
Henry Cain and Mrs. Mary Long, HIco,
May ID.
DEATHS.
B. g. Gimpsop, Houston, May II.
A. B. Fradv, resr Grandview, Msy 10.
Mrs. T. J. Ponton, Gonzales, May Is.
Mrs. A. O. Moore, Wsc~, May Is.
Mrs. +. Y. Burt. Bsllinger, May IL.
Mrs. Ida Mention. Fsnnin county,
Msy IL.
Mrs B. r. Esds, Marshall May IS.
Captain q. ~. Berry, Corpus Christi,
Nay Is.
Mrs. J. b. Royster, Sherman, May 20.
Mrs.. Ocssvla Esde, Marshall, MsJ IS.
rfhux e3fi1 Marshall Ma On
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North Osro,,ua Republican,

RALEIGH, N. C, May 25-The S,.
Republican Convention reassembIad ~
morning. c f. McKesson was reno-,
nated for auditor; G W. Bingham ~
ureri Thomas P, Drveresux, .t,o rs
general; j. R Mason, superin.episn. !,
public Instruction; D. T. Russell p y
Buxton aud D. B. FuIcho, SURE, >, :
court judges. ''~'
The resolutions adopted favor ths :.
peal OF the int nal revenue laws ssdm.
equitable adjustment OF taxation ,rS ~ =.
reduction or the surplus by the p,s,i,,
OF the Blair bill. Col James F Re-
chairman OF the convention, and AB9I.
n. Moore were nominated for electors :,
large. Both are pronounced Blsr.
men.
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To question propounded by the Gin
cinnati Enquirer the new editor Of tht
New York Mail and Express responded
"That we think Grover Cleveland vii
be renominsted BY the Democrats, be-
cause he Is the strongest member o
their party except Jefferson Davis" Il
evidence were wanting-which 1t is not
that Mr.. Shepard is fool with big, big
D, here 1t is.
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Meridian After = Convention.

MERIDIAN, TEX MAY 25.-The cttilsu
OF Bosque county are very much In hone.
that the Congressional convention for u.
Sixth district will DC called early in Jay,
or August. They say thst al farm gori
ceases II those mon ms snd hence a iuIe,
turnout can be had By making the coll iol
the convention to cObveGe in one Of Ties,
months. Bosque will clsuOr for The COZ.
vention this year, all the other couu,ss
having had tie Congressional corysn.ior
except this and kaufman counties; bu,
as Kaufman has the elector, she is cen-
tented TOO.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

THE state electors chosen by the late
convention will doubtless make as brill
liant canvass as was ever made in Texas
With Cleveland and revenue reform as
the gospel, and Terrell and Bailey as the
apostles, the Democrats OF the state will
have sermons OF such eloquence and
power as will make the campaign historic
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Peter,burg Turns D.maorstlc.

PETERSBURG, Pa, May 25.-Ai;ef /
quiet but earnest contest the Democrats
Yesterday elected their entire city ticket
headed By Hon. Charles F Collier iOr
mayer by $50 majority, and eight 90, Of
the twelve couucilmen chosen for i0U
years. Thus the entire municipal govern.
ment passed into the hands Of the Deuo-
Gratis for the first time In eight yeas.
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Agent Zurn OF the Texas $40 ..oa, B,i
has received word that the i'ne iIg1' osss
KNOB, No., to Memohls, Is "a P,cii,
apd at az early day the Texas anu cosc;
wllruo through sleeper aGl ,s ID
from For. Worth to Memphis ~ ~ ADJ
vir,u-lly give Fort Worth aD0'-
train.
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Ohio Prohip,t;opis,,

TOLEDO, OHIo. Msy 25.-The Prosio.
tion state convention, sf.er two hou,, A,
bste over the woman sufrsge pl,nI
finally adopted pls form including M,
and with the addition of c labor pl,5s h,
nounclng the Importation Of labor, i,y5,.
ing arbitration 10 avoid strikes. and a.
uounciIg trusts. TIE following tjcEs,
wss nominated: Secretary Of State, va
TIRE Payne OF Fosteris; Board Of Pail,
Works, j. W. PERI Id Of WilIouph1v,
Supreme Judge, John F. Moore Of J.cs
son.
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dens.
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Karsas cyclone.

WELLINGTON, KAN, Msy PA
cyclone struck the town of Argonis,
few miles west Of this city about 6
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, cutting q
wide path through the thickest settled
portion of the place. Among the build
ings destroyed are the Methodist church,
Palace hotel and Is considerable number
of stores and dwellings. No fatalities are
reported, but several persons were seri-
ously injured by flying timbers and de.
bris.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

Corn is doing very we'll; there has been
q little too much rain in some places, but
corn has got good start on the weeds
and is going to keep 1t. Grass is just
lovely. Beef buyers and beef eaters
would do well to keep their eye on Texas
for the year 1855. 1t is lion this time.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

IL THE Republicans in Congress really
want to reform the tariff, and If they aIe
not acting the part of mere obstruction.
lists, why do they not formulate meas
ure to take the place of the Mills bill7
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THOSE ultra pros and ultra ants who
are respectively engaged in trying to figure
5 victory ont Of the ninth plank could
better use their pencils and more profit
ably employ their time in figuring on the
proposition, "If hen and half lay sr
egg and half ia dsy and hail." etc.
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Around Doals,
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
DOANs, TEX, May 20 Crop pros
poets in this part Of the state are the
finest tat have been for several years.
There is plenty OF rain and not too much.
There were samples of wheat brought in
yesterday from two crops rsised on the
uplands that measured five feet six inches
high, and they reported that their wheat
was taller than the rye. Wheat will be
ready 10 cut in about fifteen or twenty
days. There are great many self bind
ers being purchased In anticipation Of the
event. The oats crop is going to be very
heavy. Some farmers claim the average
will be from sixty to seventy five bushels
per acre. Corn Is doing fine, and in fact
the farmers are all in good spirits over
such good prospects for crops, srd think
hard times will soon be thing CT the
past.
There Is quite heavy immigration
coming into the country every dsy.
The covered wagons coming in with
chicken coops and sulky ploHs tied on
behind, show that they mean business
and sre coming to stay.
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Hail Storm In Er.sh County.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
RICK FALLS, TEX, May A hesvg
rain, wind and hail storm passed over
this section last night, beginning at 9
O'Clock. I've miles porta OF here the
hail WIS very hesvy. Parties from there
today report that the timber looks lise
mid-wlnter. stripped Of leaves and young
branches. Young cotton, fruit and gar
den truck are broken to pieces. Cotton
viii be plsnted over a. once. There Is
hsh still on the ground to-day In low
pisces where It had drif;ed. Farms are
badly washed.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

A TARRANr county farmer said upon
Main street yesterday that be had forty
acres in oats, and his estimate now was
ninety bushels to the acre and he would
commence cutting in about one week.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
BEATEN BY WHITE CAPS.

Two Citizens of Lower Indiana Visited by
the vigilantes.
LEAvKNwoRTH, IND, May 24.-There
was "White Cap" raid last night. Two
Of the leading citizans OF Regards Fork,
this county, were taken and whipped.
jacob Ssrice WAS one. They charged
him with being too intimate with neigh
boris wife Salem MeK.in was the second
victim. They gave him $50 lsshes with
hickory switches. His oHense was rot
providing for his family. The band called
on numner of citizens and ordered them
to circulate the news.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

If THE heart OF oak organs and leader:
we're sincere in declaring they did not de
sire to humiliate any Democrat, but mere
~ wished to emphasize Democratic prin-
ciples, why do they so assiduously seef
to proclsim the ninth resolution o
"triumph" over the pro-Democrats, when
the latter voted for 1t and are satisfied
with IL? Let us have pesce.
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At Sunset.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
SUNSET. Tx, May 24-The warm
weather of the last few days is making
crops grow very fast, and If nothing hap
pens we will raise the best crops IN this
section for many years. the fruit crop
is the best ever known in this part of the
country.
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At Wayne,

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WAYNE, Tx, May PA fine rain fell
here this morning and it is still raining
at 9 s. M, which will make corn, cotton
and tn grass grow. Farmers have been
taking advantage Of the fine weather which
we have hsd. Crops sre still looking nne,
though small for the time of the yesr.
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Hail at Canton.

Special to the Gazette.
CANTON, TEX, May 26.-rhe largest
largest hail storm thst ever fell In this
county visited this section this morning.
Some OF the stones were as large az goose
eggs. A heavy rain also accompanied it.
Corn is damaged some. Cattle are
sleek and fat. The continued rslus have
put our farmers behind with their work.
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In Bell County,
Special to the Gazette,

Special 20 the Gazetts.
Bolton, TEX, May ga heavy storm
OF rain ard wind swept over this section
last night, and in some localities there
was 8 heavy fall Of nsiI, which beat down
the oats, wheat and young corn, doing
considerable damage In small strip OF
the county few miles west Of here.
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At Biacs Jack Grove.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BLACK JACK GROVE, TEX, May 2S.-
After considerable rain, We are having
fine weather. and crop prospects were
never better; wheat, corn snd oats look
fine. Gotten is just coming up as the
continued rains retarded planting until
recently,
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At Vernon.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
VERNON, TEX, May give had
another fine rain LAST night. Water is
stssding over sll the ground. There was
some hail, but no damage has been re-
ported. Farmers are happy. All kinds
Of grain are doing we'll. Surely We have
been blessed this spring with all the rain
need for ell purposes.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

corn Will be from sixty to sesen,y. 1--we
bushels to the acre, while others ace
the probable yield at from forty to sixty
bushels. The same estimates are made
upon the yield of oats.
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At Dublin,
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

OO1lOrpoHueuOD OdLbsge'
DUBLIN, Tx, Msy 2S.-Another
big Iain AID hail fell last
night. Everything Is so wet that
the farmers cannot do shy plowipg, hence
the crops are beginning TO lock rather
weedy, but II we could get weeks dry
weather they would get them cleaned out
good. Outside OF the weeds the crops are
growing fine, with prospects Of twenty
hve-cen corn and flfteen-cent osts.
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4 Hill TO CLIMB.
tx Mayor W. B. Grace Of New W
City is Announced as a Cardids.
tor Governor Against Hill.
North Csrslinia Republicans srso.
Prohibition sta Pa SAFE ffek,,
In ihe Field.
Tbs o''i1-Ds of Bo'qae County wrr,n.
sixth o'.tF'ct oookrsssIouai Cou,,,
ton TO Meet ut n,riaiap.


NEw YORK, MaS % -Ex Msyor U
Grace of this city sunouuces bis Jn.,rs :
20 go before the Democratic s,s,s -"
Vention to make cout.st sgsirss c va
ernor Hill for the non ns,ion for S gC'
ernor, sl''
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At Nayasota.

Special to the Gazette.
NAvAsoTA, TEX, May PA heavy
rain fell northeast OF this city to-day
which will cause additional delay in get
ting cotton out OF the grass. Choppers
are getting 81 per day and board and it
will be late in June before their work Is
COMPLETED,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

The levy in British India is as large as
that of America. The Russian levy is
made, by several authorities, to be only
half as large as shown ebove. Whitaker
puts 1t at $685., 900, 00O. The Philstelphia
Times figures it down to 1851, 1866 ,2l5.
The state taxes are not reckoned In any
of these computations, no more in Aus
iris Hungary than in the thirty-eight
Lifted States.
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Marriages, Deaths, Society Notices, ETC.,
OF usual length, SEQ each insertion. Ifordered
On as LOCAL Oh READING MATTER, SOC per line
win be charged.
Obituaries, Revelations, Etc,
Wrl be charged 10. at The r. gular rates.
Wants, Lost, Found, ETC.,
Classified Advertisino-Will be inserted st pro
rata rate of sn inch. None taken for less than
lines space (x-inch)- words 70 line.
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At Hicc,
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
HICo, TEX May 23-Hesvy rains fell
last night with some hail, although net
enough TO damage crops in this immedi-
ate vicinity. Reports from q nelghbor-
hood five miles north of this place state
that crops, and more especially smsll
grain, have been damaged considerably.
All of the streams are badly swollen.
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a1h.ve use{Rary remedies s IL p Dy'srks. e.
f s,sni Aa any.S to Dsneat e fssai t,S
ai %%UM "a Geofs for the stsiu:s
Woule have sent further for snSs s5ee.ess
W Md advise all who are so only thing
ssvs va fails is's to 'rneiievs"-P. NJ,
ano1is, MINI. ION get the ~
jdssrs,1rI ed from all frauds a. ~
80 49, trade mark on
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WINDY WEATHER.
A Cyclone Cuts Path Through q Kan.
sss Town and Does Considerable
Dsmage.

q Vivid Description OF . Remarkable
o. clone NJ Wichita FalIs-Atmospherio
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana Crops.
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FoKT WORTH will put more money in
brick and mortar during 1888 than in
any year Of its history.
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At Terrell.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Msy 24.-Wa had
another deluge little after daylight this
morning. The rain fell in torrents and
the wind was strong. 1t lasted probably
hs'f an hour and then all was serene and
lovely again.
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THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona fide Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

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The Fourth Largest Levy
Chicago Herald.

The federal levies of the seven princi-
psi nations are as follows:
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OUT OF soRTs9 YES, SICK AL U .'1[, y,
Lvertorpid, bowels costiVe, Di as}ios i .
stomach weak and full, your ,rs ye1r per's..
paired ana the organs l. active, SSnper NJ
tons are dull and stup heo, y.ut To- bus lnsss
bic Die r y pes sb,p Wha. you nesais
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE FORT WORTH. TEXAS FRIDAY JUNE
No. in tae following call for grand

Members OF the Farmers Alliance Of Texas:
BRE EREy: Grave and important issues
cYnfr at Us TO dav. Ur1ast combinations seek
10 iurotile our Lawful Aud legitiuate efforts to
iEtro nee o business eystem more just and
equitable thln now prevaiigg. THOSE in the
.omnin lion havs said t. Us substan ia ~, you
can only 90 business in cur way. That Is, in
cor Judgment, mo than We are prepared to
.fell. and more t1an the manhood of the erd T
VIII stand. nOrdar that the proof Of the eXis-
teDce of this Sombtnation may DE submitted to
yoa, and that tnli, free difference msy be
had with he br ,hren, It 10 mosr ea nestly
recommt nded tn { Il mass meeting be he'd at
the ,urthouse in e, ch county of the state on
the sec M Saturday in June, 1t which meet
ing Crcume tary evidence disclosing facts
OF vasI inp1rtsnce will be LAID
before Won, ano plsn for your consideration
sud adoption. Let nothing prevent your al
BE dance; The time Il now he e when the order
has III. rich to expect every man to do his
outy. Posted speakers viii meet IS many as
pos tible; all are requested on thai day to in :
ouire ut the postcfce lin the county towns for
N alter addressed TO the County Secretary.
ARsin. urging each l1yal membef to heed this
cali, we are fraternaI1y yours,
IVAN JONES Presfdent
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On or be ore the - day Of ---, 1889, wa
or either of us promise to pay to the Farmers
Alliance Exchange Of Texas, Or order, for
value received, the sum of - dol ars, THIS
roe is given In payment for goods, W ares ana
merchandise purchased for us ana shipped to