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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
HORsE raIkVES CAPTURED.

TrGIsd from ths Natiou-Thsy EIudc the
OHoers.
special to the Gazette.
PoTTsBoRo, TEX, June u Some
horses were stolen in the Milton one day
lasE week and nsrshsl ard deputy fol-
lowed them to T KS. On Saturday
SAerI If Bob Msy and Deputies HobsoD,
Wtresides and Porter surrounded them
in a brush tacket Gesr Pottsooro and
Eushed them SO cioso thst they found the
horses hid in he thicket. On Sunday
they found the SADDLES. The thieves fec,
IA. were captured at the river by Oficer
Bush ard turEed ever to the Nation
" asers. Their rtres ere Bill Tucker
sid -Wrkirs, and they hsve been
W 2nted for some time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13

He then said that In the

hsd bitten him. He then said that In the
fore part Of the night before s
SPIDER ran up his bsck and
on examination II Was discovered he wss
bitter, oS Il He is now suffering sc
verely from lhs ute, and the doctors say
II will give him gEes: trouble and mSy be
some time before ne IS able 10 resume
duty. Court adjourned till ,he 1871. All
she iurymen, Witnesses, etc had to 60
home. Mr.. LYdsy's misfortune is very
much regretted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
Meme Notes.

Hume Notes.
JIM. Wall, Ct tie Texas and Pacific,
was II E2rt Wcrtl Yesterday.
]. Button, cft The S. Louis, ArkanI,s
and Texas, YVES IN F,rt Worth yesterday.
-
This is good time Of year for the St.
Louis sRd SSE Ffsrciseo TO begin work
on the Fers WCr.h extension.
In the course of time Fort " orth would
fnd there WAS millions in 3 road from
Bowie to Montague and Burlington,
-
These persors living in Fort Worth
Wi wish to 60 down The Central Railroad
on day train are now compelled to stsy
one night as De- la5
G. G. C0Tice, Texas paS3t niger agent
of the Vindalia, whose headquarters
city ircu business rip.
The Fart Worth ard Denver contem-
plates extensive imI 70 yernen in is ysrcs
End shops ia this cl.1, AID parts Of the
work is already urder way.
Is ii rot time for Fart Worth to esy
something about bu'lirg toe For: Worth
Western to Scrirgt, WI, Jacksboro and
beyonc2 On to Albuquelqle.
There Is ssid ID be good prospects thSt
the Missouri Pacnc viii soon have i.s
road 10 Houston "A opes.tiol. Fort
Worth.Wculd be glad 70 see It,
e.
The Old z liS5le Xss ana PScidc is
doing an immsnse business between For
Worth srs NV OIL ans. The roEd that
ruEs the trsins slwa9s gets the business.
The Galveston Ar Line will pass
through 0 t1e section Of Central Texas
ard will give Fort Worth another liBe to
ali Central Texas points. Speed the Air
Line.
II Is said tire Chicago, & )ck Isl.nd and |
PSc.ac has about twenty Ave miles CT
track laid in the Indisn Territory, and |
will soon have force st work building |
toward Wichita Falls.
-.
THE GAZETTE WAS yesterday shown 8
telesraohic order to an eastern f-m
chsnglpg the shipping orders Of s car oad
Of goods which had previously been or
dered 10 come via the Texas Central Road
This was done in consequence OF the Cen
trsl having Withdrawn its only morning |
train from this point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
When you feel depx3lsd don't dose youseelt
witamksSitter'. dgss' sa5sspaIil,a .fe;;
vasx d MgigoEs1 We s. ste 9snd cH5 IAN
"a s.ei 81 az Us sa5 q! k.n s9e
attuI ed bya Ene3m fS5e Nash
shlle. Ten8 soldby all drugsissr
An EnterprisirE epider Caused Cou
Aoi,urn.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CLARKsvILLE, Tex. June l2.-Yester-
dsy was the beginning Of the fourth week
Of our District court. There WAS large
crowd present, witnesses, etc. There
were four murder cases get down for this
week snd next week, bat our district st
torney, J. Il Lyday, get very sick shout
IL s'cluck. Some cns told bin that from
MS appearance it looked as II something
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Highland.
HIS ooNDIrI NIsa5gIoUs.

LONDON, June 12-Fhe Prince OF
Wales this nsruirg received telegram
rom Potsdam stating that the condition
ofthe Emperor Frederick is very serious.
Ehe Prince on receipt Of the Telegram
'0rderud That ths usual state procession
10 Ascot Heath be abandoned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13

for return until Juse 50. for S27.sSl
Train lesving Fort Worth s:1s pszE.. er
ri7es ST Cnicsgo2p n. the ~seGaHd tfter
noon, Ave hcurs ahessszf any other line.
For fu.lhHr intoImStf5n and tick, ts call
1t the SaEtssFs city cNcs, col Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
TKRRRLL.

Bricks IN emand-Nanercus Buildings
SONG Up.
THRILL. TEX, June u. I8s..
Te the Editor of she Gazette:
Tle b:ick men sre being pushed for g
supply, as large quantities Of brick are
now needed. Mr.. B. II. Scott has let the
c9ptract fer story brick bujldipg en-
sas, corner OF 8oore avenue and Catherine
srsss in addition To- this the opera
fousSgiil PROBABLY oeEiet is a few days.
TAe caftrsct for the compress building is
hlRg on hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
ClSburR ne.

special TO the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Jdze y -TaIousD
the energy sEd staying qusii;ies o. oa'
fire chief, J a LtnsgreD, the u1der"'I..
ers agreed to rate CleburAe second rae
instead Of third. 80 II hiss tesn iof so-'
tiEre. Mr.. Liudgren deserves TIE pr.
ciatiop of every property owner ana NJ
ch.at in the town, for they s PSI lis IL
snce.
Ths electric light COMPANY sEe efeCaS Il
poles all through the busixe5s poi'' o., -
the town, snd will, abut the lsE q Jul"
light the city bV electricity.
The Commissioners court ";s I Sc
sion to day as a board OF equaLzNion. ,,s
A stock. company is being riiseI I -,f,I
TOR the purpose Ct buying tie 4 '-''''
z Oller Mills.
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SANTA FE ROUTE.
Spee,Ei Excursion to s4o FrRuelsoe
JuseI5

@pteEI EXcurslon 10 Ban FrRNclsce
Juse15
mmepcirs Jure 14,a, the SAINTS We
R3ate will ssli Tsu2d trip tickets to Sac
Francisco for SCI God ninety da7sfof
retuFr, with privilege efH rsfsfnirg
through S.l. Lax. Cls9ssf Via sEy other
;ransc9ntinentsl. .reafe, without extra
charss ThersssiA De tourist ,lee pire
Ger leave F5rsWorth Sis m June Is,
which Will run through to San Francisco
wissast change or ex>rs charge. For
full pr itular', CO or or addr 81,
MULLANE CGm'i As't.
Sol Male S. Fort Worth. Tex
JAMES S. CARK, General Passenger and
travelling Agent, Galveston, Tex.
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Taylor County Crops.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, June 1.-THE Abilene
country is having is rains iutt right this
season. They could not come more In
the nick of tine if they were sent on Or
ders direct. With oats aud wheat cut ard
emily visiting the rhresher, the farmers
were turning their attention to corn and
cotton crops which were tegilning to
need rain, when the rain descended in 8
gentle fall that has done world of good
TO these two crops, and they are spoken
OF now as being lesceItainly made ss the
Wheat and oat 9Fps.
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ibnuB OAJs
Business Block Burned.
SAN FKANCIsCo, CAL, June 1.-THE
Erie block, corner q Broadway and Tsir-
teenth streets, Oakland, was destroyed bY
IRE last night. The ground f)or WAS &C.
cupied oy Lshman & Co. ana Abrshamson
Bros, fancy goods; Gray 8 McCIoud's
billiard hall; i. Lesser Co., shoes, asd
We.tover Co furnishing goods. These
stocks we're completely destroyed. The
&C Dining blocks we're damaged TO tie -
tent OF several thousand dollars. sFhs
total loss is estinsted st s10e, Geo, insur-
anee about $1,000. John Rolan, 1aS
man, WAS severely Injured BY falling MD
Ser
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
ResideE &c Banned,

hFEIUCEB6 bHLTCUI
special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX June IL -Theresidencs
OF J. S. Boyd on the Clear Fork Is reported
as burned last Friday night. Ga isqa!ry 1t
Is asCertA!Ead Iae house and furli ure
WAS Insured for Sl145.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13

jay could Wsnted ths DIvidend Reductd
NKw YORK, June l2-The directors Of
the Manhattan Elevated Road met at
noon to-day and declared dividend Of l
per cent for the quarter. The dividend
last yesr WAS Il per cent. l. WAS stated
after lie meeting that the reduction was
msde In accordance with J.y Guilds
wisnes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
saor, AID o.,oa LIZ. E.s-shs pepnsy.

Snort AID QIioS Live sst-Ihs Psnnsy.-
wants. Special.
The P ;.nsyiv4nia Spfcla. is & rev fas.
passenger train from s.. L 1uis to the
East, over the VandsIis AID PENNSYLVANIA
R)n.e, composed of tha Incompatible
Pullmsn ves'ibule sleepirs and dinlf csrs.
1t !eeyas UIion DsDot, S. Luis, at
o'clock every morning, after arrival Ct
connecting Trains from the west and
sOnth "es', Ieaches Indianapolis St 2:So
, n sIu Calumous st s p. n. the same
day, arriving a. Pittsburgh st q. N :;
Altuoos, "a b; H,rrisOuygs 10 a N
PhAsdelphis, 20 p. m ~ Nv York,
3 p. NJ, central time, ~. II. Eastern
line, the following daYsTan simple time
for connections pftn We afternoon Itues
TT New jersey, N SsFjrk and New E1g.
isn1 hesith and pleESre resorts.
The celebrated sFdkaiuii..bia Pullma,
ves'i2ule sleepl3E cSA, madels of com
fort and luXuEysfun tH21eA on 'he Pecn-
sylvsuis SpecM from Luis % New
Y lrk and intel mediate cAsea. They .lso
run through BY the faniags "New York
Express" Of TIE Vsndallsssud Peansyl-
vania Route, which coa!inEss to leave St.
Louis Udion Depot every ssenipg ST 8
O'Clock, reaching NV York esd Wash
ttg.on tie secoad morning Ia ti1e
io- early breakfast.
Tsvsltrs can secure full particulars,
with time tab e., by calling sS any ticket
c fice OF connec isg lines in the west or
5 guthwess, or by addressing NJ. Ches-
brough. Assistant General Passenger
Agen,, Tandalia line, ST. Louis.
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Santa r r ute TO ChieFes -
The Santa Re 3 l~sElsfa sell tickets %
Chic1go snaerssufs, June ls snc II, good
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TEN Raj RUkE>.

Freight Ordered Over the Texas Cen
tral Changed to other Lines of
Road Leading to Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13

I,ching piles ssJkwred by the simple
use OF Heiskell's 4et:dnQlntment.
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srR 20 be Pushed 10 Albuquerque.
aEEsISl News,
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WRATHERFORD.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Back frana Oregon to sfay-sivore1d md
Married ARaIa.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Business Block Burned.

auudred Theuasnd DGlIHr Blezs at Ok
lBnd, Gal.
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Uutold e..n,,,ie, of ssaesl;is's. .

Untold e1sntities ct leaaesss
Te, IS never hss sssa8ueh sn e0uas ,I5,
crop Of ps4c5essapd OF sucn sp1s',Te
Fort Worth Grocer % %
saaSSg shem for a sopg, sEd fuFnlsH'-7
the ssHS, 700.
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Double DAILY servtSs Of slsrgut r,..-
ssnst ana slsefiSE Cars sEtEeea sl- 4 ''-aal
and Kansas City Gat ~. Loztg. al 'oati
Dent he ceSeiysS. 5g. call for yosr p,,,,.
via the Missosri sss!Ss ksiIwsy. "'L'h
FOR aAy desired trfsruart,z ti,ss,,
folders. etc, csll IN q p ~ - 4 AH
IiSkst Ag1nt, UEieH depot, Fsrt go-S
JAKE ZUEN, Ticket Agent, CIV Ois,s =
ner Main AID Thlrs streets. ''e' :"
Northern Texas Pass. AgsSt. Dti,s, q
3. " MCCULLOUGH
Gsssral Pass. and TisksrAss5,
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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1888-10-06

Nuur letter bS the hand Of Mr.. p.ti,lk was
rcs,iv"l Yesterday. write thj., letter l,.
cats Yi-lI y,m 10 l..Iiry,.nf IT.. as v.,..,.-
ianiN b"ll y" of voui that IS" are doip.s tI,..
very hc,t ~rr;u Won G"lui. rrcrly,e arm,
from Us a. fast n, you n-cd them. bn, it j,
i"ar,,. v" have moi noai. enough T.. ,uo..t all
t!" Ile>- m, ocnG.,rts, and we mr.. ol,no.d il,
share ncnil,i what we haze. send no ,f" lnr,-
e., ,hi,r" 4, tho POINTS which n,.,,n,, +, MOOD
them uIo,, We na,e .sroat ,l9,,. ,b,, nn,,
o"n suppl. will bc ami. Lp,rr. L,r., =,
,h.. l,,t. and all others ,ni, have. -. ,,,o,, az
you need. So" an art IL. II, an Judiann,1nlis
nrws,,apor dcnouncing me for not an. ,y.,,;,l.,
your l",te.' sent lv special me,scu.,, ,.1
or tn!,. weeks ago | did n.ai;o whn,
thought The best aisHcr could To that tt.
tor .Aa remember. it asked for ton heavy
1u!Is to bc distributed with solnc ,roc;,s ut
ltwr"Mccburs, Madison, New Albany
and Evansville. and ord.r red the
gun, aud directed you to send the
troops if yon had them ~ to koutuckv.
You do not estimate that statr as NOR. M
.UTtaMt than | do; bu, am ronirIc.l.d i.
watch all points. While [ write tn, am )!
not in rang at least in bearing o.. cannon
shot, from an ;t,img Of cmcrmlcs more tnam a
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1888-10-06

Thu Us Of cocaine i, steadily increasing in
t" practice Of medicine in this country II
tic most dangerous drug and one Of the
nost useful IN III" hands of oyr practitioners
Iou hear people abusing cocaine, and talk
Ing ;.Dout tne lives il has wrccied-and every
scientific man must admit that the cocaine
habit is about the worst thing a man or
woman could get but you don't 50 often hear
the things that are Ga TIE credit side Of the
j .tr. Cocaine has :aade the surgery of the
'..e an the laryn& very lnuca easier II is,
= u know. u local aill.sthe:c Much Of
t4 .aQst delicate surgical wolS "ou.l bc
vegy i.iiicuit without it. and i'll spite ci the
f., ~ which seT,-a! doctors have n."..e
.5t .-fc Il may be used mitA nlagca! eal:". in
case / l.ielanchoIIa
lie tgoui." j, t..;.' We do not know h ~ TO
use COCAINE Il, yet 1t Is I. Low d.acov-
ery not tel. Years Old. We have not Lad
time to stud; it, You see. The cocaine habit
i, formed Is Q sly. more easily tLau ;he
hab.toi drink, ;,!.d once it takes hold Of t.
s!4an he IS Il goncr. 1t 7aps all his will power
oi.I ,n;.l:es hii.l first /: Slave and then Il
maniac But tor t.! taat the drug wlli be {.
blessing u mon hen We understand it
Il. Ltiy, Is We ".l twenty Years from mpHy
t.jl.i. it VIII ,. eassel among important
n.e.!t:ii.es with quiEine and cllorcioril..-
C.'cago News
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io@ias y. E!.soa. the inventor, is the
3"J1i father Of a little girl. wsiici. vas torn
not iong ago Tie w,.a..'! Of Memo Far. la.
alrsa x Lrcn experimenting with yoi.,.. i :,
,...is"!. aud Gcs '!ls.c, tie result as !1!.um,
les admitted Mr Edison, II have necn
experimenting wi'h her Nou klow seen
'!!in iil;.d- ar always looking for n.'% dcvel
Hmel.ts in -c!ence. waited t, i.!d out
: i;; made key cry | discovered tae reason
tool; t.ti II my arms for awhi !" an so vas
i:let a. cor:li !". a soon II, .a.,i l...r dow:
81" kl"i"d ar! ~qi:ail-i until tool; her ,.p
.-'.!n. when slIr Immediately suh>idc,t
RID the experiment Of Iarlng her down sev
~! time l:H! a.r;Y tl:.!e | did SO she started
y wt!i hcr rrI.s ! At last discovered that
~. be''ali-r >!.t. lad found Oft that beng
'::!.ie! ~" ;Hnre .-as;sat than i.ln- IA hcr
at suppose wil! Lave my hands full
COX 4. II night time ] Will he walking the
:!ri with her am out of practice, for il Is
rp" .u:. y.".r, since | have had any work OF
.i.at ku,!
! naTs perfected my rhouosraph TIKI,
.,rrln l.. and tomorrow nur,.ifg | wIii
".ei-te! Mer rricS upon 1t and then proiucc IT
ltc'n t!., ;,ao;.e III the future am .eh gnted
"Itn Ter she Is a strong good, healthy
pabv wcighin. twelve po,un!, We have
tNo or three names selected tor her Du: hav-
uot deci,.c,l what name wes wi!l give her. ~
Philadelphia Times.
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Some weeks after returning to the fort
zen Emery who was in command of the
,lstiic., ordered me TO make scout as fa
over as Frenc!:mans Fork. eighty miles away
started alone, leading Joe for my war horse
ard for a run home if jumped by tire wild
boys | struck the Fork in the night, and
finding quiet little place in the bend OF the
river. camped At the break OF dny
climbed tall tree near by 20 take Il .oos III
ana down the river had climbed about
thirt, feet. when saw severa! stl'caks ol
blue smoke rlsing up through the trecs
not a half mile away | slid oft OF
that tree mighty quickly, and, running
up to joe. soon had him sad1ied had to
find out the size of that village, however, and
make my report to the general tied Joe tn
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tree and crclt W n high hill, from the top
II which had q good view of it. Then with
III OF the information wanted, started for
joe, when eSpied n band of Indians coming
NJ the ravine in which JOG was tied They
we're not mileaway. hut had not discovered
ne rhe grass didn't grow under nv feet
Mile WAS getting down the hill to Joe, aid
Me were soon making lively tracks out o.
tAat ravine The Indians came on quietly
untli they came to the tree to which Joe had
,irep tied Then they saw the fresh trail
running up the ravinc.
In Il second they were ofter me There
"ere about forty of them out OH buffalo
nWat and mounted OH their best horses
n:li no time to 20 after the horse which
rad tied further off would soon have t,
leave the ravine and get out on the lcvr!
prairie, which stretched away for miles, and
where cp,iid be easily seen When got on,
an the level ground put Joe To his best
Kept looking back and when WAS abou, ii
mile and q half out on the prairie the In
.i!anS came III sight They saw mo at oucc
and Oh tnav came knew it was To he !,
long race for | was fifty iuil,.S from an,
white man rhe lntii;.;iS never got any c!os,i
to me than they werc when they started, tGi'
they woi.id no; .,iNe up. thinking that uiN
horse woulJ surely give out But they wcr,
mstaEen, joe hel,! his ow,' They chased M
WITHIN about ten Il!cS of Ia" fort before ttc,
gave up had run Joe 1T ieaS, forty mi.
with hardly Il stop thought the run wo,.@
kill him but two days u!tciwald whra tir
troops We're ready TO so after the Indians Jor
WAS ready TO so also When we got back l.,
t.ic Frenchman the Indian village w;,> .u.t
| went where | had left tho Eor>e tied to III.
tree some days before expected the In
!ians tad found INN. tut they had not The
l~o brute was there and nearly dead fu,
eater He had eaten everything IN ms reach
but could not break the strong r,,i. To &c; tu
wat,i He got well! however u..G | rode hun
hundreds OF miles afterwards. :;uiiulo B!il' ;
I1ttpr
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1888-10-06

Gen w I Sherman il!;!us tor ciiru.a.
and Spec,acles IS well ',luwn Niicu Buiai,
i'i. was at Grastina .i,i Madison Square
garden "eiure he went 10 Europe. the genera
WIS Frequently present He ~;,> tal&lug
about t.ullaio lill u Gay ol ,w" aso IN ihl>
way "iiulal, Eill'S saoM Is lil,. .n,,st wot..cr
III! thins III The way OF disclosing To the proic
boz. an tl!o great Western country has teen
settled that II woui! bc io,>inivto present 1t
is marvellous how lie ha> i,Cv.: ',i,lv To vcprc
sVnt the prlmeNai forest. with Tn Will anI
ulal>. the wagon traits and tAr rau;lls tic
settlements and the fights with The i.pitiis
Dra!rie fires and all that sort of tn!n.
watched INN rs he rode NJ in advance OF the
wagon train and to"ud Tie = riua mi where
lie stoo;"d down and tool; the = ti.r up with
Ills hat ;!it TAINTED up n@tih. t. N!> horse
''lt ren.in ted me OF many similar seem.
whicL | have witnessed ! rcillrGurr lus
such n siIins away Up ON tile Norlh liatt.
river. ami ! have seen many nlan watcr ms
horse on til- Iiilc AT Just such a s,rlng The
water Is generally deep down III TIE s;r.acr
II tnc ground ~ g iissurr. where IT would .r
impossible iu! the aliniai To reach u w hen
ht.!luiu Bili jumps OH his horse and swlm.
i!s tat tul the wagon tram Ia come on II L.
tin H.osl m9lulai lhiug ~ the wn!I - = "
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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1888-10-06

When people prato OF novelties found only
i'll Paris, contound them by stating that the
tall lamps which decorate fashionable draw
in. rooms are unknown TO the conservative
Par,iln households. Two of these piano
lamps rs they arc sometimes called, were
earned over as gifts in June and set up in
IN" OF the most elegant apartments in Paris,
where they instantly created IL sensation
French taste has been forced to admit that
American taste is to the front in the matter
Of lamps at least,-New Orleans Times Demo
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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1888-10-06

-Ali;cri II Candy, recently returned from
Paris, where he spent six weeks with Francis
Wilson hunting up novelties for the coming
season in connie opera, had one startling cX-
lgrlvnrc in the French capital which he is
n"' likely ,oon u forget. He was lost for
five hours i'll the catacombs. Permission to
visit this vast underground cemetery, with
ititl"u>ands ol skulls and bones piled up in
lastly rows, Is very difficult to obtain-in
iart, in late wears there have been no visit
ni', admitted ~ all but with his usual ,liplo-
rnt;ir tact Candy managed to do what others
ia.i'd to do. and got pretty good fright as
3'.ySult "i hs achievement. His guide had
t.itiii-r"i rather freely III brandy and absinthc
l'', 40 entering the labyrinth. and as II result
i3ecsliIo Slightly confused. After trampng
iJr an hour. and sa&ng with a sort of horr-
lie awe ON the grinnins relies Of poor hu-
uln!!.E. Tic rctiun trip was begun, and the
.,Gi fonnd he had lost hi, bearings.
Iaer" iSa rope suspended from the drip
pin:; reiliag Of the main passageway to guide
e%i'.prcH, hack 10 the main opening, and the
two .ncn found they Lad wandered of into
some ol the ,iic passages and lost it. To
make laatterN worse the oil in the guides
lalnp "as getting low and there wa,no way
ielle:ish It, Candy Leraill- thoroughly
/ ~, "l.' after walking tor -four hours in the
H. ':i4e atmosphere, alldas he didn't speak
II. 4cl. aI.'l tn" guide Il, Ike very LITTLE Eng
!I.i!, the tiyo %: tiIcni made Il rather mclan-
..!oly par. ILL" surroundings We're gloomy
''El5!I t. make ore shuddcr mt every step,
.'ci1l!y when a skull OF a thigh bone would
.'ol..c rAttins down with a crash that would
,elrl The echo reVerbcratns through the
-=fc;' Yaute'l chamber. The rope was found
at l;.t and the outer world reached, and it
ma; b. believed that Mr. Canby breatled u
fervcnt PRAYER OF thanks for his deliverance.
Il wouldn't, sad he, in relating the crcum-
stance, visit that Go!sotha again, guide or
no guide, for Sl,ooo.G00, in bright, yellow
GOLD New Iorl; Press.