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LES PFC1E8 DE M0NTREUu,
Par FRANCE rRseoN.

A mrsur mil naria,t. II vi-ag.
d. ~ elle x'4clai,ai', son oil ternt
erintilla. II sang remo"ta a sp,
Jones' ~ nm s0nrl~ Dies iours hen.
senx s'&pxno"n .ur seq iAvres.
-As-tn q"elQm~ chose. 4 In, fairr
dire. 4 c.. hon M"n'cornrt qni t.
.g8'ai, tans. L. tarhrrai en- meme
temps lie vnir q tie, ~. o.
brave ct hon cBur q Julien,
n'-st il pa~ vrai: Je Paine bran
comp - g.icnn "a. .'e lrur do"nr-
raj 4 tons .ir"x d- t-s nonve les.
Pour to"t- rfp"ns-, ellie lni Sierra
les MATHS e, It'll j-tM un in+ffablp
regard DE- t~ndtr>xe.
D cn"rage. mon r"fant. ajou-
ia I il IN rpmhras>ant an front.
! II n'Ox;s IN dire anvant.g", car
il ne cOnnai>sa:t nas racru+il Que
hi frraitnt q Paris Panrieu ami 1T
I'amnur-ux fvinra IT u cf.ignait
d. i"nn+r a 81 fI'e une trop grande
.cOn6ance IN pavenir.
VII. .t@.-r.
"A mesnr- qn'Ag&silas Remand
a%prrOcbs,t dr 81 maison. DE- Mont.
I-nil, e ~inq",6t"d-s redoubIa,ent.
Cnmm~n, M"ntcOrnet .ailait il
rarcueiIlir . o arriv&ri
En- enn-mi sats .l0ute; car Mont.
cnrmt n'avait. hi, aucun motif
pour lni p%ari"nnrr.
Au moy-n dc quelIes formnles
polirs essaierait il de calmrr M
rancunei De qn-ls mots conciliants
sc servirait-il pour mener 4 bien la
mission quill s'etait tlonuee de
sameuer julien aupras de sa flle
En- vain Sc mrttait il resprit ! Ia
torture: les phrases d6sirfes ne se
pre~sentaient point.
C'4tait probahlement le froid oui
glasait SOB Imagination. II &tait
t'arti plein d'enthossiasne ct pres
que assure do success; MATS, des
son arsiv6e, 10 doate ravait saisi
en- m6me temps one 90 rembrapis.
aa,e - eiel. n svais quits IL Pro.
senoe en- pleine doraison- II 70.
ssouvait Paris ct ses abords gre.
3ottsnt ftileusement sous "a ,uau-
teas de neige. II await de IL
n~ige parteat.
Montr~uil await perdu son. al.
lurs picturesque. Les MFRS de-
refend ne IS distingaaient plus
des mars de- cIoturce. Le daimler
bizarre de ses jsrdins perdait ses
formes # ses points de vae, sous IL
nivean 4galitalre dune nejpe
6paisse.
10 jocr etait biafArd ; % silence
regnait psttout.
-Disntre! disntrel groin 10 elait
sout en- srpentsat,i. szssds
rne, qpe leur dires csaoeot ny
.rendre,s = nm! La d6mseoha est
plus di1ksi!es one je ne pensaiA.
A h porte de h naisoqx sea heal
le reptireht- do ple4s hslIe.
-Baatl entroWS t01joars,s.o t.l.
et M1diose- h'terSSja 4voas.d'sein
JfntestGgerai Rfgsbeet< r n1l
'ensetQeefa sur h displi1oa d'es-
pFs nsstee.s.@
~ &c = 80 -
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: Bucklen's Arni1

The Beat Sai,. il, an
brui-e-s. sores U,cpr>.
W >"'.,-. Tettet. han
B'atn~ ferris. mi !,
s"d !s".,''. ceres q
:"q"i'rd. II il sra..n
feet -Hti. factiOn. eI q,
Price ~ rent. ~, s..,.
Tf"ss'afs"x Drug -tce.
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II 9 tsos2a g ,ftesncr
d III f.as hamiin. .ja'ffFa; ai'%a&i
GU. R:g",,e'i ft'it reveche.
'a"s-i yeli que R'go'rrt 1etai' m's"~-
sadie. A" -aln' rrr:que miIitaire.
an''l f. Az ~<"r>rnant. on "evinait
n" a.cipn -OI.iai rn retraitr. kr.
ns.", r~'a houche h6a6'r drvant
..-Men>irur dfsir~i drinanda
l'anrie" 3 ll.t.
-Entrer chez moi. Je suis Age
>ilas Remand.
Metre. p'orrietair"' rxclama
Yantre en- r0,ta Ii main 4 sa ~
q"e,te. D4nncz.vous done Ii pei"e
d'entr-r.
Puts s'adressaut a une .,e's0nnt
don, ON rntrrv"yait la silhon-'te 4
,ravrrs les wires grleeS Dr.. Ia cni'
sine:
Femme. s'ecri~:t.il, yite, un fago'
.dans. .'a,re.y
Remand, dependant, jrtait " Ia
m"isoa M regard ..nquirt. LES
volrts DIES frnetr-s ttaitnt hrrmf.
tiau-ment clos, excepte ccux d. la
cuisine.
-Monicoruet est.il irii d~mau
da il en- ~tendant les mains 4 Ia
famine du foyer. u.
-Exr"s. z."ons monsieur: NJ.
Mo"tcor"~t hahi,e ma,"s~nan. Pa
riS. M u.
Tout & fanf
-t)ni. monsieur,
-Drpnis qna"d
-D-rniS r. commence ment del
Ihiver.. s
All! At Remand Atonns.
PMS apres ~" silence:
Marianne eat rrst6r, du NUNS I
repr,t.il.
-Exc"sez-moHs encore: Marian |
10 est aSalcmrnt 1 Paris chez MI
MunicOrne,. II
Ell Rigobrrt! 1
L'homme It IL femme se regar.
derent. I
-Rigo'ett :. est tarti, ar,icyla
enfn In femme. |
Comment! pxrtis |
lie bourgeois hi H.. dome sol.
oempte.
-Q"el bourgroiss I
Al. Montcormet. =.
Pour lie. coup, Ageailas Remand
srnrir I'M flot. de ea"g hi monterf
aux jones. Ell ,quoi! Montcornet
await ose, en son' absencr, phas.erE
cr mode'e' DIES gsrcons
GARDINER ,cette perle. drs se, viteurx,
son confident, son .homme lige at
I"i, Remand. Tant d'audace re-
SEES rancnnps.
de quei droit -. .s'&crix-t:n
Pune voix grond2nte. y. Puts tout
coup il Sc tut. Limage de "a |.
Tile m"urante vetsit de passer Dr.,
rant hi. Pour ellie, pour tenter de I
u SAWYER, Il init IN Q sourdine 4 ~
ts asst 3i assr4
-Contez. moi done celia, reprit il
Pan ton pia> calms. J.arrive' dun
ong voyage, It jignore absolument
qui s'est pass6 lei durant moni'
lbsen"e. Saver vous pour quel
Motif Risobert.s quite u maisod
L'homme ct 10 femme &c 5ea.t-
dan air e~mbarrass6. 2 :
Parties sans GRANITE, dit RET
aud. -
O'est que dit rnomu,e, s'agit, =
|e chooses graves parsi,.il, d,aosesI
''inde'isseesse. Js )'srie par. out.
ire, puisqes~ n,hsbst;ous pas .
ncore Ie. pays. = I. =. ~ :
kensud a. Ia grinace. II pres.
Qne, d6cidfment, Montcor-
ct pouvnit avoir "a des., mosiis
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" IstNCcS lCI tsOus Sdt''o'a W~s"V"'
Iii i birn fiji d. crhaSser &c
d!1ie, DIT Remand, d"ut rin,@rvr''-
ton dr Julien sa"vrgarda" P""o''r'
rrop,r,
81 Montcor"-' se fht charge hi
meme do rem, OF lie Kigo!'eri tout
en- !ni donnant rai.on, r. na"d' tni
en- cut prob .h'r'ne"t garde ram
cmnc.
-Ce brave Julien, rrprit.i', ~
veg yo"s Oh j. pun le tr"nver pre-.
sentemrn,
"A Pans rrobablrm Mt. V"i:a
plus de- denx eemaimps quill ma mia
les I.iph~ lei. A%unara.ant, noos
a.ions rho"neur DE- le v"ir ton. les
io"r~.
All! Julien venait..
.-T"nS lea mathis, s'mtormer Il
noq- a'jion~ rrcn drs n""velIrs de-
m""s'rnr, Tit .r.nclen n,ilitnire.
-E!! d., mhadem"isr1lr,, aiou,.'
~ frmm~.
All il s'inqnietait d'Am<lie,
m"rmn's Fensou. qui s~"tif .
cet'r parole un pr" d'e~to'r mi
re't'~r al cGnr.
.--P"isau" NJ. Julien meat pas
rry~nn, frIrit Ia femme, r''-At- quill
aura tirca me I-'tr- tte monsieur.
.-C'~st i'eui-et h merge. cpina
Ishominr. III
R+nand prnsait:
VOLTA q"i -i.n lidr les chosrs.
julien m~ =. ,n,Ie pins epr,x qu~
janais d'Amflie c'~st ! ioi qu'il
M fiut asOr recOurs. lies an,ou.
rev. nr .c0nnaiss. mt point d'0i,>t..
chs. L- ltnn~ h"m,nr n'r., pas
a."cat pour zen, II sanra r-tOuIn mr.
'tonltnr I'm gart Well rMk,e
t'O"tl" ri fam-il~r & cuin " ssitiO.. /
AH0s-, ail"nS: its,niagr; ca ma
Fair DE- marchet mir"x qn. j. no
xaf> r~r>pdrer. .: -
II Sc frOrthit gaiilardeme mt les
tIai"s. Ell rgagnant. Paris, IL DO"
AgesiiA~ Rr,iatut. al .>,.
Q"oiqu'"n h'O,il1art eepaqup
votaf E'ciei 1T anr la ,.ige 4t+n.
dit ,'ar.out sa nau.x. mo,arton~ <et1
%tfi~trj;, Pen: foactaonua,ee.~n.ettai,
soy"it malhte'ta,,, la n.tn.ei qansI
en- rose. .a,e.a =,
n'atmait. il pas. Annette :
a"l'rnl n'al,ait: j. pas .s'~emrr+>.er
'd'in'rrse"'r a"r. ,i, !. 4. Montcornrt1
II 4: tirrr, d,~m.,ar.a.. @.p~ a"ih
rht. ,l"i. Asa,ils> Remand j s'hu.
miller d~yan: s"n ennrmi.
Julien apaisrn, l~s r~ncnn~s IN
c'en"ts, o." y. rfconr,liau dams uu
endorsement general.
q P"is tons prrhairnt p~rxpre>s
jrsan'a Antilles Ct arriv*,ent cum,n.
'les enyeyes dr sal1t anp,A. de Ia
m.laar., lie bcnhrar r.m.
matt lie daml'-au ,lr re> jones.
~~ A ~. 90 I
Ellie souriai' ; "a sante spars+mai,
i'"n i"car"at joyenx SEES. joues
psRtS. ssts! sf...ax II 4.
v'vra. repetairil; ellie
sera heRreuss. 4
. A.Psris, uoe premiere deception
attendait 10 pauyr:. l,ere. >,
Qnsnd, ioyeux ct ptein d~,espoir.
. prf*enta'chas Julien, lepossi.,
'u'- q ,!eet'a -r6ponsr, mi sumha
CONNIE .nne do"cie d'sss glacte
'ar. san eaihou>ia-me: ;. - /.
-Mensienr est absent,
-Sorti ! demsndx Remand. hi.
lntrs: volta .qui .rsts faehssxi
Saves rons. .du .s,oins, ! os.llel
seare il rentrera &C aoit 3.
lie PORTER hooA. /. tAtp.
-Aoa*ieor Jnli~n ne. r-viepdr.l
'as de- sit0t.. one il &xrh.. nj
Paris, pour IN as.-s IONS
Toyage.
L. disappointment ~ ns;vp;.
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aTrtNrs,

NY friends and the pm, lid
have removed iu the s.u
pied by Mr.. +. q. Curtis, Il
whers. ] will keep rensssnti(
sspply Of Grsx'eri.s. iArsvi
Liquors. Civ, mo :. cal. AL
oSrtment.
ion
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A vENDRE'

Une pompr de l. d
rigation.
Machine ~ honilloird
DIRE. S'asirrsser i NJ. [
Onne Ou a IL SENriNELl
bC1isux, T
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PARRUMERIK-Le bea,

Nf | #H A /
P~ARRUMERIk-Le bead
tenncs gems ct lea hOMI11
Q"i venlent singer Ia jeu|
ment ct rcl!s.rchast les pal
plus suuvss. les essencrs
pures. lea s,voDS hrs plus
lea articles Do teilrsle' lee
dispensabkes " tss plus 4
eeas Qae. beoesss 4 deNts,
brossea { clsete"x~ rtc. rtr
ront, - qasstk@ ioaA crs
dsss 10 phaltaaeie Thiba
|es peix qXi AtAes4 eoatr
ODoeA -. -
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Hsisil asa ecopsste . stock - va aver
BE- sold ~ ROCK BOTrOM PRICES. Con-
80 go, ecrchase ssd ~ oonvinsod. We
fse'sar soii'sJ y sasisty everybody.
1ALL GOODS DELIVERED PROMpr.
III FREE OF CHAK0E. ;.
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knights Of the ID

Regular meetings Of THU
l36 4. oi q. X. will h. he'll
Excelsier lAdge No. 81 /. d
end and fourth Tuesdays Of
O'clock p. N.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
DEEP WATER.
Recent Floods Materially Assist the Work at
the Mouth of the BrazOs.

Recent Floods Materially Assist the Work at
the Mouth of the BrazOs.
Special to the Gazette.
QUINTANA, TEX, July 25.-The recent
flood, which did so much damage to
crops on the low lands, has assisted
greatly IN securing deep water at the
coming Texas seaport, so that the dam
age in one direction is more than Offset
in another. The freshet secured a chan
mel twenty-five feet deep as far as the
jetties are built, above one thousand
feet, and has secured a channel twenty
feet deep out 220O feet. The rise also cut
a channel seven feet deep across the bar
directly in front of the jetties. Pile and
trestle work is completed out $500 feet,
and the mattress work is out to POO feet,
and on the east jetty the piling and
trestle work is completed out TO 2400 feet,
the mattress work being out 1900 feet.
The damage done by the flood amounts to
about four hundred dollars, and the
benefits gained many thousands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
Doubtful if Mae will Ever Again
Enter the Political Arena.
His Loss will Be Felt in Republican
Conventions and in the First
District Campaigns.
Col. DEGREES Game and Dashing as Ever, NOs
to Be Downed by Quincy or the Lack of
an Offiee-Texas Notes.
WIN Make n Good Democrat.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The failure TO
appoint Judge Mcdaniel collector of in
apt to have wider reaching result than
appears on the surface. As is well
known, Mcdaniel is able, highly eS-
TEEN and a brilliant party leader. If
any Republican could be returned to
congress from his district, Mcdaniel IS
not the man to be ignored for
one who had no record
as a politician and was scarcely
known as Republican. His defeat is a
keen disappointment. Had he won he
would have again been the standard
bearer of his party in the next congress
siOnaI campaign. His failure in this case
will put an end to all that, and it is
doubtful if he will ever again enter the
political arena. Another result is the
chasm between Mcdaniel and the man
whom he regards as the chief instrument
of his defeat,
COL. j. c. DEGREES.
How it may effect the latter IS personal
aspirations remains to be seen, but there
are some who think that DeGress may re-
pent having antagOnIzed his former
ally. The colonel has not yet been pro-
vided for, but conducts himself in his
characteristic game and dashing manner,
and it is plain tha5 he doesu Z regard
himself as a man who will be downed.
He has his hopes still fixed on the FL
PasO cOllectorship.
John Donaldson is rather blue about
his candidacy for the Sherman postofice.
He meets with slim encouragement, and
no promise of n speedy change is held
out.
1t is thought that new collectors will be
named very soon at Brownsville and Ell
Paso. Corpus Christi and Eagle Pass
have not yet been considered.
J.J. Dickerson, the new Texas mar
shall, left for home tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
JUMPED FROM A TRAIN.
An Indian Territory Desperate Makes His
Fscapa from His Guard

An Indian Territory Desperate Makes His
Escape from His Guard
Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, July 25.-About 4
O'Clock yesterday evening Steve Belyin
entered the store of Mr.. c. A. Hancock,
at Caddo, l. T. and without word of
warning pulled out his sixshoOter and
opened fire on L. A. Morris, clerk.
After shooting at Morris he stepped out
of the door and fired his pistol
in the air once or twice.
Deputy Uuited States Marshal
Williams was at hand and arrested Bel
vim for ASSAULT with intent to kill. Dur
ing the night Williams started to Paris
with Belvin, and while the train was
coming down Caddo hill on the other
side of the Blue, Belvin ran TO the car
door and jumped from the train. He
was so quick that the marshal did not
have show to stop him. Belvin made
a safe escape.
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terprise; C. H. Barker, Midlothian;
Miss Sallie Liddell, Anderson; Mrs. c.
H Ellis, Whit n. Bast, J. n. Stringer,
Mrs. Sallie Bast and Berba Keys,
Greenbriar; W. E. Clark, Lancaster;
Messrs. J E. Garrison, w. F. Wells, j.
R. Hodges, Misses Dora Cleveland, Net
tie Muckleroy, Eva Plummer and Lula
Norwood CIeburne; Jeff Wright, Tom
Williams, Price Chappell.
The city council at Tuesday nights
regular meeting appointed a committee
to negotiate a sale of the city's system of
waterworks to responsible parties who
will guarantee an ample supply of water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
CLEBURNE.
The Grand Council of United Friends of Tenn
perance still in Session.

The Grand Council of United Friends of Tenn
perance still in Session
Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, July 25.-The grand
council of United Friends of temperance
continued in session here to-day, W. A.
Calfee of waxahachie, grand worthy
primate, presiding. Reports of the
grand officers were received yesterday
afternoon Much time was spent to-day
in a spirited discussion over a proposed
change in the constitution. The dele
gates in attendance are: Misses Eva
Gaskil, Dixie Mason, Pearl Hill, 1.
Barton and Mrs. Emma Arnold, Messrs.
J. E. Gaskin, C. a. Arnold, W. A.
Harmes and O. T. Mason of Waxa-
hachie; E. o. Roberts, E. c. Noble and
J. D. Price, Weatherford; L. T. DiIla-
shaw and Professor CoTrigan, Hico; 0.
Pollard and a. J. IRWIN, Stephen
vile; w. j. Hightower and Miss
Alpha Pennington, Friendships; N.
s. Ward, Silence Hall, C. F. Baugh
Abilene; W. D. Freeman, Cotton Gin;
J. E. Story and o. B. Wood, Point En-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
DALLAS.
Lost Daughter Found-Real Estate Transfers
Work on the New Hotel.

Lost Daughter FOund-Real Estate Transfers
Work on the New Hotel
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten, July 25.-The divorce
between the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
and Texas and Pacific will soon be con-
summated. The formers freight and pas
senger depot is about completed, and a
ticket Office is being arranged on Main
street in the Windsor hotel.
Several showers fell to-day at noon.
NJ. f. Beaumont, editor of the Hills
boro Mirror, is in the city.
Real estate transfers yesterday aggre
gate over three hundred and fifty thOus-
and dollars, the bulk of which was acre
property sold to Philadelphia capitalists
through Hon. Henry Exall.
C.. NJ. HOtchkiss has been on the sick
list day or two.
a lady living in AbiIine, after search
ing through the cities of the state for her
daughter, who had run away into life
shame, found her here to-day and will
take her home.
The Austin ball team arrived this
morning, but the grounds were so wet
that game could not be played to-day.
Work has commenced on the new
$500, 900 hotel.
Col. Henry Exall is expected back from
the North in a few days.
The new elevator is nearing compile
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
Classification of Wool Waste.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The treasury
department to-day decided an interest
ing question in regard to the classical
ton of so-caIled garnetted wool waste.
The question arose on an appeal by j.
Wild & Co. from the decision of the
collector OF customs at New York assess
ing the duty at 80 cents per pound on
recent importation of that merchandise,
which they claimed to be dutiable at the
rate of 10 cents per pound. 1t appears
from the special report of the United
States appraiser that the mer-
chandise consists of so-called
wooden waste which has been
garnetted or put through some process
by which it is practically restored to the
condition of unmauufactured secured
wool of the first class In letter to the
collector Acting Secretary Batchel er says
that the question as to classification Of
merchandise of this character was de-
cided by the department on the 26th OF
October, 1887, and it was then, as it was
on the 18th of July, 1887, held that
wooden waste which may have been
broken up and put through garnetting
machine becomes practically secured
wool. The collectors decision IN the
case in question is affirmed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
THE CRONIN MURDER.
Burke Before the Court on Habeas Cor
pus-ChicagO Prisoners Ar
rsigned.

WINNIPEG, MAN, July 25.-The ap-
plication of Burke's counsel to make the
writ of habeas corpus granted yesterday
absolute is being argued here to-day be-
fore a full court. 1t viii last all day
and possibly tomorrow. Howell, cOun-
sci for the prosecution, will occupy most
of the days sitting with his speech in
support of his contention that Judge
Bains' judgment be sustained.
WINNIPEG, MAN. July 25.-The ap-
peal in the case of Martin Burke was ad-
journed at the conclusion of Mr.. Howell g
argument until tomorrow, when Burke
and counsel VIII be heard.
THE SUSPECTS IN COURT.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 25.-Dan
CoughIin, P. O'Sullivan, J. F.
Beggs. John KUhnZ and Frank
Woodruff, under Indictment for
the murder of DR.. Cronin, were ar
raigned before Judge Horton this after
noon. In answer TO questions the pris-
oners with the exception Of Coughlin
said they were ready for trial. Ceughlin
said he wished to see his attorney before
answering. The matter was continued
until tomorrow morning, when the pris-
oner's attorneys will be in court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
Mrs. Heron Safe.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-In response to
his telegram of Tuesday respecting the
case of Mrs. Heron, reported to be IN
der sentence Of death in Corea for
preaching doctrines of Christianity Hon.
w F. Wharton, acting secretary OF
state, this morning received the follow
ing oablegram from Minister Dinsmore at
Seoul, CoTea:
To Wharton, Washington.
The report concerning Mrs. Heron is
wholly without foundation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
Still Buyfng Breweries.

PATTERSON, n. J., July 25.-An
English syndicate has purchased five or
six breweries IN Patterson for an aggre-
gate of 81 $50 900, the owners to retain
one-third interest in the concerns. The
transactions were made through ex-Sen-
ator Garrett A. Hobart and were COM
Dleted to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
CASS COUNTY EXCITED.
Fears Entertained that White Lien will be
MObbed by Negroes.

MObbed by Negroes.
Special to the Gazette.
BELDEN, TEX, July 5.-Considsrable
excitement exists in the eastern por-
ton of Cass county, near Cussita, over
threats made by negroes to mob several
whites whom the negroes supposed to be
the leaders of the posse who hung
George Lewis, an account of which ap-
peared in THE GAZETTE yesterday. 1t is
reported the negroes are organizing in
squads under the leadership of Frank
Bird, colored. A message reached here
this evening from Cussita that danger
was expected tonight and that call
for help might be expected at any mo-
ment.
Justice court has been in session to-day
and quite a number of people were in
town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
Rain at Baird.
AstAiIt tAt AItIl4 U
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD. Tex. July Pa refreshing
rain fell here last night. It was begin
ming to be needed but nothing was suffer-
ing, though the rain put smile on the
faces of people who had begun to think
perhaps another drought was upon US,
but all agree this morning that this is
truly the land of milk and honey as well
as plenty of moisture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
Back from New York.

WASHINGTON, July Secretary
Window has returned to Washington
from New York, and was at the treasury
department to-day. Secretary Tracy re-
turned from New York this morning, and
was at his desk in the navy department
to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
DROWNED IN A BATH TUB.

Lady is Seized Win SDasms hnlIe BATHING
and is Strangled to Death.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, July 25.-Mrs.
Price Cross, the beautiful young wife of
one of H. J. Willis s. Bros. travelling
men, who makes his headquarters in this
city, was downed in a bath tub at the
KYLE boarding house on Travis street
last night It appears that Mrs. Cross
was subject to something like epileptic
fits, and while in bath tub last night,
about 10 o CLOCK, was seized with q spasm
and strangled in the water. Her re-
mains were shipped to Galveston this
evening for interment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26

The latest eccentricity in the evening
costume of the jeunesse doree in London
appears to be the wearing of white tie
with a thin edging of scarlet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
ful Evolution

FORK Herald.
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best interests Of Il
stroy competition
npetition is the I
.he trust was said /
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easonable prg6ts
f labOrers unite "a
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thing for the sans
e told that compel
ess that prices Al
big syndieates and
lity is one IN whid
z and the poor nod
IS Matched out a I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26

tor 100000.
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{ the heavy dry &
). & Co. have col
n-absorbing conve
circles to-day
rent report, the ID
raised firm amOJH
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on hand and apparf
made an assignmea
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ssiness during the i
to the suppositi0a
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little time
to pay IN
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res or their custoa
( the house are "
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he business commUs
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