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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
TRUCKERS, CROPs.

n fiDDNHtA ANNM ft.A y AaAiAtiiANt AltiiNAi
MISUNDERSTANDING Tor the Quill
Drlvers-The Norfolk Cops.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatchl
NoRroLK, November ~, 1890.
IN the lower part Of Norfolk county
and over the North Carolina line very
few OF the farmers have sowed oats this
fall and there is considerable complaint
Of the second crop Of Irish potatoes rot
ting. The sweet-potato crop, however,
is immense. Peanuts in that section
Welded one hundred bushels to the acre,
which is regarded Is tirst-rate. The truck
ors around Norfolk are forwarding quanti
ties Of sccoud-crop Irish potatoes to the
northern markets, along with lots Of
other truck. All the indications at
present point to another such mild win
ter here MS was experienced last year,
and ii 50 good by TO the fruit crop again
in this part Of Virginia when the spring
freezes set in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

Isn't it strange that the oel'ei . an man
gets on in this world the better Dc s Oh =
Yohsers statesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

Rev. Calvin s. Blackwell, recently OF
Atlanta, Ga, and formerly pastor OF the
Church Of the Disciples in this city, IS to
be the editor Of the NecS and Courier,
the new afternoon paper to be started
here next week.
Commodore A. w Weaver, OF the
nsvy-yard, has gone 70 Washington on
business in connection with the new
ships building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

Willie who has eaten bis apple Ma
bel, let's play Adam and Eve. You be
Eve and III be Adam. Mabel: All
right. Well? Willie Now you tempt
me to eat your apple, and Iii succumb.-
The BOStORlaH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

First Merchant read that compa-
ny has been organized to manufacture
clothing from paper. Second ditto ::
From the paper / have accepted from
you they would be sbleto make clothing
to supply the community for year
Mems Outihcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

"Ah," said The church roformer sad
ly, al never see a church fair like this
without thinking Of the changers
in the temple" q don't see the re-
semblance, replied the young man with
equal sadness. There's no money
changing here whatever you give 'em
they keep. "-Zetas Sytjags.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

eva, ia ktora zachoro waio
luz podobno przerzlo 100 ty-
slecy lu1zi i to re wszystkich
stsnow. Podobno nawet i car
ruski zachorowaf. Niektorzy
lekarze iosyjscy utrzymula,
oplerajac sic ma dawnych do
swladczeniach, lie ma wiosne
"ybuchnie W Rosyi cholera,
"a kazda BOWEN raza przed
cholera pojawia sic W ia "a
razliwa choroba.
W HISZPANII coraz go
rel. Przeciwnicy rzadu kro.
lewsklego podnosza dniem
kazdym smielej glove, Ia
checeni powodzenlem Bray
l'jczykow. Jeden z tych przy-
wodzcow wydaf odezwe, W
kt6rej wzywa ~szystkish tych,
ktorym sic JUL rzady krolew-
sk'e sprzykrzyfy, ably wybrali
pos'ow ma vice republican
SKI ktory ma sic odbyc W
dn'u II lutego roku przyszfe-
60 W Madrycle, w stolicy
hIszpanskiej. Ministrowle 50
wlelce tym zfowrogiem ru.
chem s~trwczeni i sami iu1
krolowe] ME sfuchaja, IDA.
lie sic bye pewnem, lie W Hisz-
panll przyjdzie rychlej czy po-
znleJ do zaburzen. Czy sic
wtedy rodzina krolewska u
tr1ymac zdots ma tronie, CIV
tel bedzie mus'a1a ustapic,
trudno ma razie odgadnat.
Podobne zfe wiesci nadchodza
z Portugalii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
TO OWO.

w jaki sposob dawniej jada-
no. Cd poczatku swiata az do XVI
wieku ludzie PREY jedzeniu wy}a-
cznle prawie pos1uglwali sic pal
caml, rzadko kiedy uzywajac tyz-
XII Tub noza; co do widelcy, kr6-
lowie tylko ]e posiadali. Czytaj9c
opisy zbytkownych uczt rzym.
sklch, trudno wyobrazic, re Lu.
kullus i INN patrycyusze palcami
brazil z po}misk6w potrawy, a kos.
CT obgryzione zapewne pod st6}
rzucali. To samo by}o W wleku
XIV ma wykwlntnym divorce fran
cuskim, ale tam dobry ton wy
magaf, zeby brac z p6fmiska trze-
ma palcami jedynie, ME wybie-
rae lepszych ka~wa}k6w, palc6w
ME wycierac o szaty, ami tez ME
oblizywac t. p. w tych warun-
kach zwyczaJ umywania rak pred
kazda potrawa byl koniecznoscia
odbywa}o to sic z cafym ceremo-
nia}em: p%aziowie podawali Cos
clom srebrne lub z4ote miski, OBJ.
lewajac i'm palce woda zaprawio-
ma pachnid}ami. Ztad take po-
chodzi} zwyczaj zmieniania obru-
sow pc kazdej potrawie: cd razu
k}adziono ich kilka, "a kazdvm
DAMIEN zdejmujac w1erzchni obrus.
ktory niewatpllwle musia} bye W
opfakanym stanie. Az do XVII
wieku zamiast talerzy ola kazde-
60 biesiadnika, stawiano jedne mi
Sc ma kilka os5b. Gfeboki talerz
do zupy nalezy do niezbyt daw-
.nych wynalazk6w: Widelce DO raz
pierwszy ukazuja sic W Wenecyi
W Kill wieNu, a posfuguje sic nj
mi PREY stole c6rka w}adzcy BIZ
zancyum, poslubiona synowi dozy.
Nlew'nne to narzedzie by}o po-
WOODEN ogromnego zgorszenla. Dfu.
go uwazanv by} widelec "a rzecz
bardzo zbytkowna, IONA Karola
Pieknego C. 1910 Klementyna
wegierska mia}y tylko pc jednym
widelcu, a ksiezna Tours posia-
da}a ich diva. w inwentarzu sto-
}owym krdla francuskiego Karola
V, w%ymien'one jest dziewieG z4o-
tych, a diva srebrne wldelce: Ka-
rol vi (r. l41S) miaf ich tylko
diva. Henryk " i jego ulubiency
posfugiwali sic zawsze widelcami,
ale og6} tego ME nasladowa}. Do
przeclwnikow tego narzedzla MALE
zafa takze Anna Austryaczka, kto-
"a J~eszcze W roku 1861 jadafa tyl.
ko palcami. Ludwik XIV miaf
ten sam zwyczaj. W}osi N1emcy
wpzrod uzywali widelca niz Fran
cuzi, do Anglii dosta} sic naip6z-
niej; przywi6z} go tam Z W}och
Anglik Koryet W poczatkach XVII
wieku, ale zostal og6lnie wysmia-
ny, widelec zas uznano "a narze-
dzle ,,dzlwne, niewygodne i ME-
bezpieczne."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

i odsfonif FRANKIE w.szaca mad
fo2kie.A = to jest ,jej portret!
Wiedzialeln ma ktorem wisial
mielscu W zamku i wykrad-
lem 60 iednej pocy, ale nie
moge ami patrzec Ia niego
AMI sic z MIN rozstac,
vice zasfonliem go franka...
Gay mpie opuszezasz
ksie2e?
Kapian p%opatrzaf ma krzyz,
a potem ma obraz, wstai i
udaf sic W gfab pokoiu, gdzie
padfszy ia ko!ana, ukryf
twarz W rekach i tax pozos-
tai chwlle W milczenlu, W
swietej ukorzon modIitwie,
podczas gdy Jak6b patrzaf
"a aim z niepokoJem. Naresz-
Gle wstat, bIady jak snierG,
ale spokojny i powr6ciwszy
do }o2a chorego. trzem6wii
fagodnle i stanowczo:
-Jakobie! ME ma grzechu
tax wielkiego, ably go Krew
PrzenaJswietsza zmyG ME mog.
ia! W imie Boga i Pana ma
szego, Jezusa Chrystusa. WY
wan Gle, abys wyznaf tive
why szczerze i szukaf tego
przebaczenia, jakiego udzieli6
CT moge.
" movie kap1sna byfa
moe i sifa, ktora pokonala
upartego grzesznika. Gfosem,
p:zerywanym fkaniem, wyspo-
wiadaf sic i gdy sic powlor
ME ~oskarzyf re zdrody juda-
szowsk:ej wzgledem pana swe-
60 i jego rodzlny, zafaf sic
tzaml pc raz pierwszy.
Ksiadz wymowit sfowa roz.
grzeszenia... W nedznej lzdeb-
&c anloiowie sic radowali mad
nawroconym grzesznikiem i
swiety spokoj rozlaf sic po
twarzy, ktora pred chwlla
nosifa pietno rozraczy.
"A teraz - rzekf kapfan
- teraz, gdy Gle pojednatem
z Boglem, pozostaie mi Jesz-
cze udzieli6 CT mole przeba-
genie.
- Vase? ksieze... - wy
szeptal umierajacy-czy i was
obrazl1em?
- Jakobie - rzekf swiety
czlowlek powa4nie - to moi
ojciec mo]a matka i mole
slostry, Ftorych zaprowadzl-
les ma rusztowanie!... q ia
jestem tym mafyln Ludw'-
STEM, kt6rego wowczas nosi-
les pc scle4ce gorzystej j ME.
bezpisczne). Pan Bog CT pre-
baczyf i ia tak2e wybaczam
z catego serca.
Jak6b popstrzaf chwile W
twarz m6wiacego z nieokres-
lonem zadz'wleniem i bfyskiem
nadziei gasnacych zreni-
each, ]eknaf raz jeszcze i sko-
nal.
Syn lego o6ar d]ugo sic
jeszcze modll} mad clafem
zmarfego, oczy mu zamknaf,
a potem poszedl, dziekuiac
Bogu, 2e pokierowal krokami
jego ku temu iozu smierci,
gdzle Oh jeden mogf przynies6
poko) / przebaczenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
ZEBRAK
PREY kosclele
S w. r O H a.
Zdarzenie prawdziWe.
Dokonczeuiv.)
Zdarzenie %prawdziNe.

odkrYtym przyaresztowanym,
odpowiedziano mi, he go W
takim razle wysla do ksla2at,
ktorzy emlgrowali ktorzy
60 niezawodnie przyima 4 ra-
doscia. Sfyszaiem mleraz, ,jak
pan moi %wspominaf 0 swej
checi poiaczenia sic z emigra-
eva, vice sadziIem, 1e ME
wlelka bedg'e ola nlego krzyw-
"a, gdy go przemoca wyp:a-
via tam, dokad sic chciaf u
dat dobrej wolf. Jednak
dtugo walczyfem 4 pokusa do
zdrady, ale pllem coraz vie
cej | chwalilem sic, be mogt-
bym movie, gdybym chciaf.
Zarzeli coraz mocniel na mnie
nacierac, powtarzsjqc obietnice
probujac znlewo'i6 mnie
grozbaml; - przeczytall raz
]eszcze Proklamacya rzadu
pczedstaw.l', co uzysxam,
objasniajac komitet - nazwa-
Ii mnie podiym niewolnikiem
niemym >luzalcem, ktory
ME smie wydac nieprzyjacio1
ludu! Przekonany vice bedac,
&c mi z jednsj strony grozi
uwiezierl a mole smiere, a
re mi drugiej iatwo. jak
sadz'iem, uzyska6 bogactwa
i wlelkosc, datem sic opetac
zfemu duchowi W MESSAGES
liwej godzinie wym6~iiem
sfowa, ktore stanowiiy o To-
sic hrablego j jego rodziny.
Me moge movie o tenn,
co sic dziafo nastapnie, ami
o meczarniach, jake przecho-
dzifem... Widzlafem gdy ich
do mlasta przywlekli... widzia-
lem ich blade twarze - silva
glove biednego pana mego,
przygnebiona rozpacza! U)rza-
lem ia, te swleta mewiaste,
ktora czciiem i kochatem Cd
dziec'nstwa, przedmiotem IL
uragah i posmiewisk pospol-
silva i miode iej c6rki pfacza-
ce u ]ej boku!... hece mnlei
troskliwe, niz mole, unosiiy
teraz mafego chfopczyne, a
on, gdy mnie zobaczy1 W
tfumie DO Jakas sila tajem-
ma %przymusita mnie do vie
zienia - zawoiat. bym PREY
szedf pc niego... Dzlwnie, he
czfowiek take chwile przezyG
! potrafi!...
CO sic potem stale, }atwo
odgadnac, zamordowali ich
wszystNich, oprocz chlopczyka.
Trzymah go dfugo we vie
zieniu, lecz co sic z MIN poi
nlej zrobifo, ME WIEN DO o.
pulcltem mle]sce rod1inne
wkrotce pc t.ych wypadkach
| staten sic tutaczem, druglm
Kainem re zuakiem potepie
MIA IA czole. Jak sic byio
MONA tego spodzlewac, lad.
nej re brodni moje} re zbrod-
nj mojej ME odniosiem ko-
rzysci. czfowlek, kt6ry mnie
do mel namow1f, zagarnaf
majetnosci hrabiego i ME
WIEN nawet W czy je sic poi
niej rece ~dostaly... C1y dzi
WIS., sic Jeszcze ksIeze, re ME
smiem wejsG do koscio1a? lie
2yfem, jak potepieniec i he
umleram tax, lax 4ytem?
Jek okropny wydarl sic z
piersi nleszczesliwego j "a
mllkf, odwrociwszy twarz ku
scianie.
A krzy&?- zapytat kap-
Ian pc chwili.
-KrzyA! - zawofsf Jakob
-ona mi go przyslafa!!... O.
ma ME dowiedziaia sic nigdy,
be to ia ich zdradzil4m, i by
Ia mi wdzieczna w to, Re i'm
dawn,ej ufatwilem uc,eczke.
0! MOI Boze, krzyz ten, kto-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
PEACCIE IA
co SkYCHAC?

4 KRAKOWA douosza, lie
krajowa wiadza galicyjska "a.
rzadz'fa JUL rozdzial po1yczek
i zapom6g ola ludnosci roll
niczej W oxolicach zagrozo-
nych nedza i gfodem. Zapo-
mogl tie i pozyczki rozdane
zostanq 70-ciu powiatom, z
ktorych kaAdemu przyzrano
pc 5 tyslecy do 20 tYsiecy
guldenow poayczki l pc kilka
tysiecy zapomogl, stosownie
do potrzeby. Tylko cztery
powlaty ME potrzebowaiy lad
nej pomocy.. W ten sposob
rozdano luz okofo 600 tysie~
cy renskich poayczek i blisko
200 tysiecy zapomog, a 400
tysiecy rehskich pozostawio-
no ma najgorsze chwile pred
nowKa, ia kwiecien / mai.
Wiadomo, Re bieda tegorocz-
W Galicyi powsta1a wskutek
njeuredzalow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

Shutecznc lekarstwo. Pewien angli-
kanskl pastor W CORVALLIS gniewat
sic nlezmiernie o to, re pobozni,
obecni W swlatyni, odwracali sic
"a kazdym razem ku drzwiom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

POCZTA B~kYSKAWICZNA 2
wygodnemi pociqgami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Poiudniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
/ St. Joseph, Mo
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}ownych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem M q p, plano W
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz ce-
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. v. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w nalezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI.
CAGO MILWAUKEE, & st. PAUL,
trzeba pisaG do H. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner
CHICAGO MILWAJKEE&ST pAULRAIIwAY
Leave Winona- East NORTH
Chicago s. Rock Island OK. TO- So am
Chicago express 6.47pm I'M. 1o.o am
Chicago Night Express HOO p IN $3.50 a n
Fast Mail o.44 pm. 1900 p m,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

ole bye danem fIizance
kawylub herbaty, bez wledzy "a
zywaiacego. a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, i trwafa, zarowne czy pa
event Jest umiarkowanym pi.jakiem,
ely natogowym opojem. Ty STAGE
opojow zostaio wyleczonych o.
tvm specy fl k e m W swojei
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiuj
oni NIGGA sic row strz> mac cd pa.
lonych trunkow z wfnsnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarst~a ME wy.
w~oiuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia w~yleczenie sic reczy. Zglos.
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
szczeg6ly. Adresowae w zanfaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. 1856
Race Street, Cincinnati, O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
J. F. DANKOWSKI
Notaryusz
Il ubliCZny
6SOW. II Str. & Ashland Ave
W Chicago.

Generalna agentura kart o.
kretowych i kole)owych.
sprzedazy i kupna gruntow,
lotow, domow it'd. - wypoay.
czania pieniedzv ma properta
i zaciagania po2yczek ma bu-
dowle domow.
j. r. Dankowski wyrabia
wszystkie paplery prawne wa
ane W kaAdym kraju.
Kolektuje pieniadze W A
meryce, jake tel W starym
kraiu przez sad lub pefnomo-
cnictwa.
~ A%sekuracya cd
ognia.
WogoleP olacy mo-
ga z ciagnac porady
i pomocy we wszel-
kich inreresach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

Kapfana Koeniga
NERWOW
EPILEPSYA, HISTERYA, CHIC
ROBA sw. VITA, NERWO-
WOSC, MRKLIWOSC,
MELANCHOLIA. BEE
SENNOSC, ZAWROT,
OPILSTWO: DOLE
GLIWOSCI SZPI-
KU PACIERZO-
WEGO I
MOZGU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
co N.AJTRW
w

Jeden powle, re nowo pobudo-
wany ratusz, drIgi, 10 most &e-
lazny przez rzeke Mississippi, TREE
CT, ze wiara abonentow WIARU-
SA z 4tej wardy, ale to wszystko
tylko czcza gadanira. Prawda DO
WIEN doswiadczona przez wszyst-
kich polsk,ch robotnik6w z 4tej
wardy oraz wszystkich wiarusow
kaszubskich, szlaskich i poznan-
skich z PINE CREEKU, NORTH
CREEKU i INDEPENDENCE
jake tel ich &ony, mat.*i i dzieci
jest, re rekojmia naJwiekszej trivia
fosci W Wlnonie dale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

z ROSYI nadeszfy wiesci
wielce n~lepomyslne. W Peters
burgu, W rosyjsklem miescie
stofecznem, wybuchfa zaraz-
liwa choroba, zwana inhuen-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
WHAT THEY SAY.
A Few Chats With Pleasant People-A Variety
of Live Topics.

A Few Chats With Pleasant People-A Variety
of Live Topics.
City Secretary Early-FI think the
United Edison lighting company will
sign the contract for the plant arranged
with Fort Worth. l think they have
been delaying it in order to secure bet
ter terms with Fort Worth, but when
they see they can do no better they will
come to the scratch. They have too
much at stake in the matter. not only
as regards their deposit, but also their
regulations in this part of the country. -
"The Panhandle country is coming to
the front very rapidly said Gen. r.
A. Cameron, immigration commissioner
of the Panhandle road, yesterday 10 a
GAZETTE reporter. ''It has a great
future before it and its development
means much for the city of Fort Worth.
Every new town that springs up, every
new farm put into cultivation, means for
Fort Worth an increase of business and
of population. This city is now behind
the development of the country tribu-
taTy to it. There is place here now for
a city Of from 100 200 TO 1926 900 inhabit-
ants. The present development OF the
country around Fort Worth will support
such a city. When the Panhandle is
fully developed Fort Worth will be the
largest and most important city in Texas.
Her people ought to be deeply inter-
ested in the rapid opening up OF the Won
deTful resources of the Panhandle ooun-
try, for they are certain to profit by the
prosperity that awaits those who settle in
that section. -
MIR. w II. H Larimer OF the commits
Eyv,, - G. TpI,l
ford, Kansas City, was here during the
convention as one of the representatives
OF the Kansas City livestock exchange.
Mr.. Larimer, though yet on the bright
side of fifty, is an oId-timer in the West.
In 1858, when but seventeen years of
age, he went with his father, Gen. Will
lam Larimer, to Colorado, and settled on
the site of the present city of Denver. his
father taking up the land now occupied by
the principal portion of that city under the
presumption laws. Larimer street, one
of the leading streets of Den yer is named
after Gen. Larimer. No man now living
can give more interesting details con-
corning Denver's early days than Mr..
Lariner were it not for the fact, that he
is 10th to talk for publication. He has,
however, been collecting information
concerning his Colorado experiences for
some time, aud he may, in the near fu-
ture, prepare them for publication. His
father Gen .Larimer before moving West,
used, among his other enterprises, keep
large hotel in PIttsburg, Pa. at which
he entertained Horace Greeley. After
wards, when Greeley made his trip to
the Pacific coast. he became a visitor
and guest of Gen. Larimer in Denver,
but instead of a palatIal residence open
ing its doors to receive him, he was
welcomed to the Inequalities of a log
cabin and the comforts afforded by stab
benches, made by the old whip-saw
methods and used perforce of necessity
by the Colorado pioneers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16

residence of Mr.. Richard King. Mr..
Farmer is progressive young man of
Tarrant county, and Miss King is niece
Of Mrs. II. 5. Broiles, and is charming
young lady.
A Mexican by the name of Peddio was
in the company OF Fanny Anderson last
night and fell asleep with S55 in his
pocket. When he awoke, the money
was gone. The woman Is under bond
for fighting, and the police at last ac-
counts were looking for the money,
which she is supposed to have appro-
priated.
William Jackson shows by published
resolution OF the city council, printed in
to-day's issue of THE GAZETTE, that
when day laborers were paid 81 so per
day in scrip he introduced the resolution
in the city council, which was adopted !,
increasing their pay from 81. so to 81. 70
per day, clearly showing that he is and
has always been the laboring man g
friend.
Yesterday afternoon while s. NJ. Glas-
gov, o cattIeman Of Clinton, No. was
standing in the Office of the Pickwick, he
was seized with an attack somewhat in
the nature of vertigo, which necessItated
his conveyance to his room in an uncon-
scious condition. Prompt medical as
sistauce brought him around in a short
time, and last night he was resting
ca 81. No serious results are apprehended
from the attack. Mr.. Glasgow is well
known here.
The most enjoyable drive this after
noon is over the road past Maj. Van
Zandt s residence, across the limpid and
beautiful Clear Fork, to the bluffs over
looking the grand valley of the Trinity.
The view from this beautiful and i'm
posing site has frequently been compared
to the famous one of the valley of the
Catskills. We are persuaded that it
will be a revelation to most OF our citi-
Zers 70 follow our suggestion, few Of
whom realize the advantages Of Airing
ton Heights.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16

Professor Roskoff, a French mesmerist, is
turning an honest penny by giving lectures at
which he demonstrates by experiments upon
other persons that Gabrielle Bompard may have
been under magnetic influence when she acted
as an accomplice at the murder.
citizen of Addi-on, Me. has the remains OF
an ancient walrus that was washed out OF a clay
bank near his home. The bones were at least
fifteen feet underground, showing that the ami
NAL must have died many years ago and that the
walrus once inhabited the Maine coast.
Just before Robert Fisher, wealthy farmer of
Spencer county, Maryland, died a few weeks
ago he informed his brother that he had buried
So 900 in bonds in jar in his cellar After his
death the Jar found as described. but the
bonds were gone and have not been found.
A man of Morgan county, Ohio, has a cat
which is known by the neighbors as the ''solar
spectrum - From the tip of its tail to the end
of its nose there distributed all the colors of
the rainbow. Its nose shines like a carbuncle
and there are several shades of violet on the
Gorelegs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
PERSONAL.

A. J. Armstrong returned last night
from Denison.
H. G. Robertson of Dallas was in town
yesterday on business.
Ike Bull, representing GA Clean
Sweep company, is in the city.
Col. Z. a. Lindsey, a prominent oiti-
zen of Coleman, Tex. is IN the city.
Mrs. G. W. White and little girl, are
in the city and have rooms at the Ellis.
Miss Ada Mayes of Terrell is paying a
visit to L. r. Taylor, the district clerk s
family.
Mrs. Gen. Cameron Of Colorado
Springs, Col. arrived in Fort Worth last
evening, to spend a few days with Mr..
Cameron.
Finley Burts, son of DR.. W. P. Burts
Is IN the city on d visit from New York
where he is attending prominent medi-
cal institute. He stands very high in
Fort Worth.
The musical service at the Unitarian
hall this morning will embrace rendition
of Venite (Millard); Zaccheus, a soprano
solo; Soft and Low, Quartette; Nearer 10
Thee, qu8rtette; Professor Ault, organ
ist.
Mr.. J. NJ. Larimer OF the American
iron and steel works Of Chicago is in the
city on the way to Galveston and New
Orleans on business, and also to Pass
Christiana, Fla, where his wife and
children have been spending the winter.
Mr.. Larimer went to Chicago twenty
years ago with 20 other capital than an
active brain and willing hands, and be-
ginning at the bottom of the ladder has
works d himself tn the ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16

for the arrest OF violators OF United
States laws, who were supposed to he
hiding up there. Near Kingfsher he
came upon gang of seven men. among
whom were four whom he wanted. He
made known his mission TO them, and
called by name for those whom he
wanted, telling he carried warrants for
them, whereupon the whole seven drew
on him with WinchesteTs and ordered
him to throw up his hands, which he
proceeded TO do, having no other re-
course. They had the drop on hun and
invited him TO git. He did git. But he
told them it went agin the grain, and he
would have another whack at them be-
fore long. Last week he went back
and found two of the seven, and landed
them i'll jail, and now be Is going up for
the balance of the gang.