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STORMS ON THE LAKES.
Lake Michigan Visited by "a Terrific aud
Destructive Gale.


CWCAGo. July 5.-A terrific gale pre-
vailed in Lake Michigan last night and
to-day and much damage was done TO
shipping. There were, however. FORUM
ately, few casualties. Old vcsselmen say
the storm was the worst for this season
they ever knew. A number of vessels put
ont last night in spite of the warning sig
mails and most of them were compelled To
beat back TO port as best they could. The
schooner Gladiator was capsized and her
commander, Captain Thronton, drowned.
The steamship City Of Chicago left early
last evenitlg for Grand Haven with about
thousand passengers ON board. She
made about 25 miles when the cap
tain put about and run for Chi
cago. After a terrific experience in the
wild seas, the steamer managed to reach
her dock. The steamer Naiad. when en-
deavoring to make calm water just out
side the breakwater. where "A number of
vessels were anchored, was thrown by the
heavy sea into collision with two
schooners. One seaman was lost aud all
three vessels met with slight damage.
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TO EXCLUDE THE cELEsrIALs.
An Ofsicial Circular which Tells How
Cinnamon May Enter America.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Acting Secre-
tary Batcheller has issued the following
instructions i'm regard to the re-entry into
the United States after visit 70 China:
Cinnamon who are laborers are,
under the exclusion act OF October ,1Sss,
absolutely debarred from landing in the
United States unless IL be i'm transit across
the United States territory under the de-
partment regulations OF July, September
and December, 1883.
Second Cinnamon who are not labor
ers, and who may have heretofore resided
in the United States, are not prevented
by the existing law or treaty from return
ing TO the United States after visiting
China or elsewhere. Nc certificates or
other papers, however, are issued either
by the department or its officers TO show
that they are entitled To land in the United
States, but IL is suggested such persons
should, before leaving the United
States provide themselves with such
proofs OF the identity as may be deemed
proper, showing that they have been resi-
dents OF the United States and that they
are not laborers, so they can present the
same to and be identified by the collector
of customs at the post where they may
return.
Third: Chinese persons, not laborers.
who may come To the United States for
the first time, are only entitled 10 land
upon compliance with lection 3, OF the ac-
ton of July 5, 81, which prescribes such
person "shall obtain permission OF and be
identified as so entitled by the Chinese
government or by such other foreign
government of which he was n subject at
the time. Such Chinese persons shall be
subject in such case To he evidenced by
the certificate issued by such government,
which certificate shall be in the English
language and shall show such permission
with the name of the benefited person i'm
his or her proper sig nature, etc.
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Zig storm i'm the south.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va, July 5.-The
fourth destructive storm Of the week
passed over this locality yesterday, Hood
ing cellars, damaging streets and sweep
ing away crops. A sudden and heavy rain
deluged Kanawaha and Muskingum
valleys. The unofficial estimate places
the damage done in Musklngum valley
al half a million dollars. Much of this is
TO the government works for the improve
ment Of navigation.
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Christian. Outraged.

CoSsTANTISopLE, July 5.-The Armen-
ian Patriarch has sent TO the sultan note
giving the details of the grievances OF the
Armenian Christians. They have been
arrested on mere suspicion of wrong
doing, their churches have been profaned
and outrages committed against thein.
He will resign unless the grievances com
plained of are remedied and justice done.
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A Bit of the Middle Ages.

FfOm Nut's anu 'flrTlt>.
A curious survival from the Middle
Ages was put into practice at Guernsey
yesterday To stop the public auction of
household goods, which was disapproved
of by the eldest son ~ the family. The
formula uttered 10y the sou is as follows:
"Haroi Haro Haro. Paide. mon
Prince. On me fait tortw The sale
ceased instantly, and the matter will now
come before the Royal Courts in due
course.
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Twenty Thousand Farmers.

EMPoRIA, Kan, July 5.-The Farmers
Alliance and other kindred organizations
united in one Of the grandest dcmonstra-
tions to-day ever held in this city. The
mass of the procession was five miles
long and 5000 people were in attendance.
No such turnout of farmers was ever
witnessed in this part Of the state. The
speakers were l.. l.. Polk. president of the
national alliance. Ralph Beaumont and
other prominent members.
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Athletic Contests In Butte.

BUTTE, July 5.-At the athletic contests
at the race track yesterday, the Pastime
Athletic club defeated the Turn verein
m every event. ID. ID. Mclaughlin won
the high jump in feet 2 inches; William
Cole in putting up the l0O-pound dumb
bell, his record being 10 times; McLaugss-
lin won in the broad jump at Il feet !;
Creech, the hop, step and jump at Al feet !;
Dan McAuliffe, putting the shot 81 feet !;
Mclaughlin and Amos, the pole vaulting,
\ feet 4; Charles Lamson. the l00-yarl
dash, ilLs seconds.
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ROCKVILLE, Ind, July "A letter re-
ceivcd from Persian gives the details Of
the murder Of Mrs. John NJ. Wright. the
American Presbyterian missionary, at
Salinas in Persia in April.A native school
teacher killed her with dagger, in re-
venge for discharge from her employ
Mrs, Wright was beautiful and highly ac-
complished. She had been married about
four NparS.
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The spanish Cabinet.

Madrid, July 5.-A new cabinet has
been formed as follows: Prime miuister,
Canoyas Del CASTILLO; foreign affairs,
Duke of Tctuan; finance, Coscayon: in
terror, Silvia: Justice, Nillarverd; com
merce, Isaoa: war, General Azcarraga;
marine. Admiral Berengor; colonies,
Fabre.
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Wont R.-um. business.

CHICAGO, July 5.-lt was definitely an
nouuced at the Park National bank to-
day that the directors have decided not Ia
resume business. No receiver has yet
been appointed and no further order has
been received from the comptroller.
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Major Wi-.man's Illness.

BERLrN, July BIT is reported that the
inability Of Major Wissmann To return to
Africa is due To the morphine habit that
he contracted during his long service in
the Dark Continent. He suffered from
insomnia to such an extent that lac was
Obliged to resort To narcotics.
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E,raud 4. Very IN.

PARIs, July 5.-Eyraud is In a pitable
condition. He suffers intense pain from
AN internal disease with which he was at
tackled while in Jail at Havana and which
was aggravated by the voyage.
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,amir.I Crnu,. R.nniu..

IQUIQtE. July 5.-The Peruvian man-of-
war Lima. escorted by the Chilian man of
war Esmcralda. arrived yesterday with
the remains of Vice Admiral Grau and
others who fell in the battle Of Angamos.
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Quite singular.

From the New York sun.
"Curious fact in scrpentology."
what is that"
at is the snake that Is ratified that gets
in the best work"
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The N.u.. of Death.

People are laughing at doctor in lit
tie village i'm Pennsylvania who, in filling
out "A certificate of death. inadvertently
wrote his own name in the blank space
reserved for cause of death"
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Death ofprof..-or u,.bo,.

CINCINNATI, July 5.-Prof. Robert II.
Bishop. for many years connected with
Miami university, died at oxford. Ohio,
to-day from paralysis.
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Miss Cheef-Ies, will eat u philopena
with you, but IL should loseT He-Then
you must give me kiss. Miss Cheef-
And il you should be caught? He-Thcn
| will give you one.-The joker.
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DEoPLE's MARKET.
Barrett Il Burnett
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE OTHER ONLY
Frst-class family market In the city. AL Goods
Delivered Free OF Charge.
shop on First Street ANACONDA
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I A. HASLEY,
- OAK STREET. ANACONDA, -
Is prepared 10 furnish estimates on plumb
ing, steam and hot water heating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19

| Maj. John A. Lewis Of the Iron Noun
| tain was in Fort Worth yesterday.
A. J. RatclifT, travelling passenger
agent of the Union Pacific, was here yes
terday.
| L. A. Carter, travelling passenger
agent of the Cotton Belt, 10 laid up with
Ia grippe.
General Passenger Agent Mccullough
of the Texas and Pacific was in Fort
| Worth yesterday.
The chances for the Paris, Marshall
and Sabine Pass road to be built at once
tre very dattering.
A. L. Smith. travelling passenger
agent of the Kansas CITY, Memphis and
Birmingham, was here yesterday.
Next SATURDAY the Santa Fe will run q
special train from the north part of the
state through TO New Orleans, for the
accom- mediation OF those wishing to 20
South TO spend the holidays.
II. T. Keenan,, general agent in this
city for the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, left Yesterday for Chicago. He
Was accompanied by 5. a . Debolt, COM
mercinl agent of the same line.
R J. Duncan, formerly general SUI
perintendent OF thu Fort Worth and Dem
yer Citv, with headquarters i'll this city,
but now superintendent of the California
division of the Union Pacific, vas here
yesterday.
The Houston Belt railway company re-
Gently organized Ut Houston, Tex, is
Intending to use sixty pound steel rails
in the construction OF its belt railroad,
and will build two bridges. The esti-
mated cost will he $500 ,OOf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
TIE RAILROADS.
The Fort Worth and Denver City Rail
way shops.
Work Progressing Slowly az Present, Put VIII
be Pushed After Janna'y 1.-The Pres.
ideu;s' Agreement

Between 500 and 400 workmen will be
gwen constant employment in the new
Fort Worth and Denver City shops when
competed. The shops as well as the
yards Of this line will be located B
Hodge. suburb, where the rompany
his large body OF land, and plenty OF
-room 10 extend its terminal facilities.
Work on the yards and buildings for
tle shops is progressing smoothly,
although no effort will be made 20 rush
II forward until after the lst of January.
large number OF men are now nusily
engaged in unloading the material which
is daily arriving. Between seven and
e'sht miles OF track will be consumed in
the wards. II Is said that Immediately
after the first of the year the superstruct-
IRE OF the rOundhouse and shops will be
commenced and by spring everything
VII lee in readiness for business. As has
been stated before bv THE GAZETTE, all
the ma'erial used in the rouTdhouSe sud
o;arr hu lhiuEs will come from Texas.
The one having been taken from the
qlgTrles near Seymour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19

The ticket agents aud scalpers OF
Pueblo are having lively time, but
more especially the regular ticket agents.
For the past few dave several men have
been making inquiries concerning rates
to different points and using all sorts of
insiduuus reasoning with the agents for
the purpose of inducing them to sell
tickets at q lower rate than the regular
fare. They come in and after obtaining
answers to their questions and Worrying
the agents for awhile by their queries,
20 out saving: ~ will come back
again. They also endpavor to pur-
suade them to grant extensions OF time
on limited tickets.
They are supposed TO be railway spot
tiers in the employ of J. j. Finley, the
chairman of the Western state pGssen-
ger association at Chicago. Chairman
Finley seems to be determined 10 dis
cover whether any of the Western roads
are cutting rates, and, if these spoilers
find out that such il the case, there is
apt 10 be trouble in the Western passeu-
ger association. The agents of the Diff
ferent roads IN this city do not appear to
b. Worrying much over the matter and
all declare that the spoilers will have
their lator for nothing. Il Pueblo Chief
tuIu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
DALLAS.
A Calaboose Delivery-one Prisoner Returns
for Trial-Sto!pn Watch
Pawnrd.
Special to the Gazette.

| Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten, Dec. lS.-The city
council met last night and trans
acted a large amount of general
business. Among other things the CITY
secretary was instructed to advertise for
bids on the SG6 200 OF unssued water
bonds. The Cable street railway COM
pany was required to put up 5000 in
cash within thirty DAYS as d guarantee of
their construction of the line. A plumber
of bids on public mprovem ents were
opened and read The council adjourn ed
to meet in regular session Saturday
night.
Yesterday Officer Alexander arrested
John CLAYTON ana Era Belcher, two sus-
picious looking men. From letters and
papers found on their person it was
learned that they were both ex-convicts
and generally all round bad men. This
morning i; was found that these men
had escaped from the calaboose and with
them JEFF Person VINO was confnsi on
the charge of theft. The men had sawed
off the bars In one of the windows aud :,
with the cid of a sewer cover used in the
ca'aboose, had prised the bars so as to
named men have eluded the officers and
1t is supposed that they have given Dali
las the shake. JET, however, turned
up this morning Of his own accord, COM
ing to the police station and wanting
trial, claiming he was not guilty of theft
and had no desire to evade trial that
would only prove his innocence.
William NJ. Ward, former postal
clerk of the Texas and Pacific railroad,
has been appointed postmaster at the
new office established at OAK Cliff.
The new North Dallas electric street
railway is expected to he finished IN
about two weeks. and the work is being
RAPIDLY pushed all along the line.
On the night of December IL the resi-
denre OF q. Z. Harris, 355 Ross avenue,
was burslarized of a watch. chsin and
other valuables. Yesterday the watch
was found in an East Dallas pa,rushop
by Detective Kirby, where it had been
soaked by negro. As yet the thief has
not been apprehended.
About 4 O'Clock this morning fire
alarm was turned in from Park aud
Ervay street, but the department was
not needed, as the fire was put out with
bucket Of water.
The failure of E. S. Lanes attorney
to get his sentence reversed has caused
him TO be very respondent. II is more
than likely that he will have to go 10 the
penltentiarV for five years as a penalty
for killing Wilson, drum rner in front of
the News Office about two years ago.
The policemen 9 ball Tonight promises
to be large affair. Hundreds of tickets
have been sold, and the attendance will
be very large. The hall is handsomely
decorated, and every attention will be
given to make 1t q success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
The Rock Island Bondholders.

TOPEKA, KAN. Dec. lS.-Judge Cald-
we'll this afternoon made a ruling in the
Rock Island case which is a temporary
victory for the municipal bondholders
who are contrasting the fight OF the
Metropolitan trust company of New York
TO foreclose their mortgage OF the Chi
ergo, Kansas and Nebraska railroad :,
better known as the Rock Island iu
Kansas. The municipal bondholders
being cities which voted aid for the con-
struction of the road In Kansas, claim
that the Rock Island is attempting TO
render their bonds worthless bv fore
closing the mortgage. Judge Caldwell
to-day held that not enough evidence
had been presented to show the road was
i'll efault in payment of the mortgage,
and the case must therefore be dismissed
or master appointed to take further
evidence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
AT THE CAPITAL CITY.

Pair Of Pardons-Courthonae and jail Bonds
Bou-h'-John Howard Made Happy.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. Dec. l5.-Pardons were
issued to-day to Lon Griffin, convicted Of
murder in the second degree at the July
term, 1859. of the Travis district court
and given five years in the penitentiary {;
also to Ben Cranch, sent up from john
son county in 1855 for eleven years for
horse stealing.
The comptroller bought to-day $1,000
Colorado county courthouse aud Jail
bonds.
The Eiks opera house OF Lampasa in
creases Its capital stock to $50 900.
John Howard received telegram to-
day from the secretary of the San
Antonio fair association stating the $1,000
premium due on account OF the Wichita
exhibit will be paid Immediately after
the holidays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
Dn'lss Railrnnd Nofes.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX. Dec. lS.-Ou Deem
Der twenty coaches will be in waiting al
Waco, Hillsboro, Itaska and Alvarado
for excu: sionists who are going to points
in the Southeast. These will he through
cars, and will run via Fort Worth and
the Texas aud Pacific railroad without
change.
W. A. Tuley, travelling passenger
agent of the Gulf, Colorado end Santa
Fe railway has gone south on business
trip.
Col. A. Faulkner, general passenger
agent of the Houston and Texas Central
is in Dallas.
Henry Carter of the Texas and Pacific
passenger department has just returned
from business trip to the Panhandle.
Harry Hathaway of the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley railway, head
qunrtered at Memphis, is in the city and
is quite indisposed, having on yesterday
taken too much of the Fort Worth nuta-
forum plunge bath.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19

NEW YORK, Dec, lS.-The Northern
Pacific directors have ratified the presi-
dents agreement and appointed David
8. Wegg as member of the advisory
board and in the case he is unable to
serve, c. T. Barney is named as substi-
tute. The Denver aud Rio Graude rail-
wav directors have also ratified the
agreement, naming George II. Cappell
and d. H. Moffatt as members of the
advisory board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
General Manager Judy In Town.

General Manager judy of the Pecos
Valley road. accompanied by his wife +,
was III Fort Worth yesterday. General
Manager judy has just returned from the
East where he had anew private car
constructed for his own use, which is one
OF the finest cOaches i'll the Southwest.
To GAZETTE reporter he said that
construction on the Pecos Valley
road was being pushed forward as fast as
possible, ana that the rails were beiug
put down as rapidly as they were de-
lIvered
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
a Gond All. for the Variety,

SIecial to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. ls.-Before
the recorder this morning thirty-six EN-.
ployes Of the Fashion variety theater
were discharged. They were accused OF
violating an ordinance which forbids the
operation OF a variety within $50 feet of
II iiiary plaza. upon which the city hall
stands. The manager, w. b Wood
was held to appear to- morrow mo ming
He has retained eminent counsel and
will sue out an Injunction against the
city for interfering with his business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19

occupancy as above stated by the first Of
January. The grading for switches ;,
tracks, etc. to be used in connection
with the machine shops is being rapidly
pushed, and will probably be completed
by the first. The plans for the han dsome
new brick passenger depot have been
drawn and this building will be begun in
the near future. Many strangers are
s"en on our streets daily, and eacn train
brings new citiz-ns. Our little city has
taken on new life, and it has been re-
markad that she will soon be the Chi
cago of Ellis county. Considering the
fact that cotton is being held by many
farmers on account of low prices buslneas I
is quite lively.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
HOLIDAY Exc,trsioas.

In addition to the annual holiday ex-
cursions to the SOuthe lst, the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway will sell hoIi-
day excursion tickets to Kansas CITY
Hannibal, st. Louis, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Ky, at one fare for the
round-trip. These tickets will be on
sale December 20, 2l, 90 aafssRa, good
for return passasSfzs days from
date of
buffet and sleeping cars from
Texas points to Kansas City, Hannibal
and ST. Louis without change. For
tickets call upon !. E. SMITH.
Ticket Agent, Corner Fourth and Hous-
ton Streets;
or, c. D. LUsK,
Ticket Agent. Union Depot Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
The Truth Of the Matter.

Fort Worth GAZETTE msy not be the
most maliciously ornamental fals'tier in
lie state of Texae, but he is certainly
afflicted with severe case of spasmodic
eontractions of varacity. In proof Of
ms We cite the following report recently
sent by him to THE GAZETTE:
The Pecos Valley railroad has finished
track LAYING to point sixty miles from
here. but owSaS TO delay in ma erial will
probably not reach Eddy until about
February.
valley railway is comnleted to within
tuout twenty miles of Eddy. There are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
Rntify,nC tina Agreement.

NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-At n meeting
sssfag The agreement entered into Ivy the
presidents at j. Pierrepont Morgan $
house on Monday last was unanimously
ratified and Col. Dodge was appointed
TO act on the advisory board. The West
ern Pacific railroad directors have also
ratified the presidents agreement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
A BUG CHOLERA.

Kansas Professors scHama to Rid Field
OF Chinch Furs
LAWRENCE, KAs. Dec. 1s.-The dis
covery by Professor Snov, chancellor of
the Kansas state university, of the ex-
istence of disease resembling cholera,
peculiar to the chinch bug, will doubtless
afford the farmers relief from the de-
struction of their crops by these pests.
The professor has not brought his ex-
perimsntS to successful and final de-
term nation. During the summer the
infected bugs were let loose In bug-in-
Tested field. The disease spread so rap
idly and was so fatal the field was soon
rid OF the pests. Many farmers have
made application to the professor for
carcnsses OF the bugs which have died
from cholera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19

two small bridges to be finished and
about weeks work ut grading vet to
he done. Track is being laid ut the rate
Of mile day, and within thirty days
the road will be in full operation be-
tween this place and P,.cOs.
or course The GAZETTE correspondent
has no intention of iniuring Eddy and
this section bv Interpretations. OF
course not. Heaven forhIdl But the
chances are that fellow would consider il
L virtue to lie about his best friend -
| Eddy Argus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
Meeting of Eastern Passeng

Srecia' 10 The Gazette.
NEW YORK, Dec. ia meeting Of
the Eastern passenger agents OF trans
continental railroads was held yesterday
at which IL was decided that q committee
be appointed TO draw up plan showing
how the present enormous com IN issions
paid to scslpers, emisrsnt agents and
board NJ house keepers could be stopped.
The committee Is W. F. White, general
trafic manager of the Santa Fee; E.
HaVley. assistant general traffic mans-