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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
y unteS NIIerget.
Nhtung Dor BEN utter.

ginem gert9te zines RiiFonirs ent.
rebmen mir f~olsenbes: Su teineu1 2aub
Der @elt ebrt mon bas @reiisnalter mebr
als in @biua. Dssbalb srtetst man ~ieusons
ben pieI gbrs, rpsnn man i'm aIs @reis
begriiBt. (8dren uniere aIten Sunsfsrn
bod IN China, fe tOunteu bort frant unb
fret ibr alter ausebeu). 60 bsiBt man
mid, obsleih id hui % Sabre alt bin,
ben alien Brieiter Slang. I'm BITE Ss,itors
benen 3u ebreu, label man gum Segrdbs
nife ale Ssruanbten unb 8stauntsn Elm.
Bonn ausenblide bes 5tni9eiOens an Bis
gum Desrdbnihe ert6nen breimal bss Cages
cine art g5IsridiTs unb bic Wfufit erstus
tirt Dor benz Sterbsbaus Srauermdride.
Die 5auptia6e bet geremonts 1T ein i'm
uenies 9sIssenbeitssfeu, ;u benz nitt nur
bic 6smiIieuanaeb6rigeu sinSela5er usrosu,
ionbern aud aIle benisntasu, bel beusu ein
SamiItenmitsIieb BET tsrislbsn @sIeeenbeit
seIaben mar. Der G,fnbunsssei1t Der
9tnmIif4en wsiB iebot gang gut einsn
sroSeu Nufuanb nit elmer fetuen Spar:
i%antteit ~ persintseu. SobaIb Elm Gins
seIabener antomu,t, ibsrstbt er einem su
btsism 3usts ~srnanntsn Beamten cine IN
3abI Sapsten (9iuefi9e Iin5sn), weI6s
bteier in stu Rssiitsr etrtrdst. 8irb Der
Gmpfdnser ipdter pom @sbsr bei bsrs
ieIbeu @elesenbett einseIaSen, 10 eibt er
ibm senau btelelbs SuuuIe 3uriif.
Oas Grauercofim BET @btneien 1T psis.
@s bsitsbt fir bic Wduner ME fir bic
Sralen aus einem Ianseu Rot uon srobsr
9stnwanb.
Die @rSse, bas @suidt, bic WaIeret
Der Iobtenlabe fub wsientIi1, uu1 ben
&ei5tbum bes gsriforbsneu su bstunben.
@s sibt foI9s Eobtenlabsn, bereu NaIsrei
msbrere 8o9en Ssit in anipru9 ninmt,
nnb teren 9spidt 10 sroB 1T, bag sebn
Wadnuer ie taum lesr aufbebsn t5nuen.
Die Rir9bOfe, ME man isIbs IN europa
f4 porftsQt, iinb tn Gstra unbssannt.
Ssbe Jamtlte bat auf ibren 5eIbern einen
fir bic Beffattuns tbrsr WitsIisber reiers
uirtsn PIas. Wau ptanst bort gdums
unb @sfrau1e uub pisie in Der Gbsne
serifreuten Sesrd6uiBfsleu ssudbren einsu
maIerii9en anbItt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Die s,atur In sonpulNeuen IN i'd

Die slatar In 6 onpaIHonsn TT iaretIt4. SuItaa
uti6e ausbrlas, 0rtaue, Srobsbsn limb iur6tbar uni
ihrstIid ~pittorsst uuo es III taum piuiasuspsrtb. Sisi,
Gri6etuuussH In ibrr 3bdtisteit uuo gSirtuus ourb BIZ
Ssibriusuus Don SstlmitItIu ua&Sua1n.H, weIde Con:
DuIFOusu uHO Sdmrjsu tn BEN a%buOrmaIsH EbsiIs bs'
msni4Itaeu sOrpsrS b.ruOrruieu. Giutu SerartissH GHet
babeH bic oItmOOiidsu, bstts pirfsuosu purSirmittsI
weIbe 9Iatltdsrpetie tmmsr mebr auBsr Ssbraud tom.
men unN ihr bic SOitsttsr's 0sassHsStttsrs bas bstIiams
aRssusbme uuO melt pirtuussUOasre SurOsat III. Nab:
rsnS bic sritersu bic GinssDsiOs ibpddeu, hdr.t Sas Bit
terS ~SteisIbsH. Die srfsu IGlsH bic SsOirHe ~uutbdtis
UeiI ~btsieIbsH burd bic HadtoIsenOe Sdpd4e uuiibts 81
irssnN peIdr Sbatisfeit semadt UsrSeH. Das Stttert
bepirtt. i'm S~e9sutbsiL, neil e. ~SitisIbsH sur Sbatistst
bsidbtst uuS uidt s~spGItiam Oayu SUinst. etusu srOssr
uuN pObItbueubsn uutsriatsS. tuSsm IS ilE stHe SausruN,
I~bdtisteit uHO RsssImdSistett ~SsrisIbsH lOrst. Die ssbs
uRs bic Rtsrsu psrosH eurd bteie TssOtJiu, peIae ebeuit
Isidt Malaria. EsrUoatat uuo 8ssumGtismus bsisitist, IL
pObltbdtisr &siis fiuulirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Iapuleon's |. 8ddfebr pom Glba mad


Yaris i'm Sabre 1915. Wertpirbis III,
mas Der offi,islIs rWoniteur~ au isnsr
Ssit ieiusn Qeisrn ba1ibsr mittbsiIts. Sc
tam ausIet9 our @baratteriitit Offjtsaer,
Der ispeiltsen Wadt sebor4enber BIdtter
biensn. Die l. Rd9ridt bss vWonitsur"
iber 3apoIeons abrsiis pon GIba
Iautst ndmIi5: Scr unbolb 1T aus
ietuer S~s,baununs entronnen; er TIT aus
glba entpii6t." 2. Na9ri9t: Der
rtcrfi9s @ebrwoIf" 1T beiu Sap Suau
ans 9aub seitisssn. 8. Radridt: Der
Siser bat f8 gu Gap sesstst; Gruppen fiub
auf alien Ssitsn sesen ibn In Bsussuns.
gr eubet bamtt, ais elenber Gbenteursr tn
ben @ebirsen um5er3uirren. gntrtnnen
tam sr nt9t.~ 4. Radridt: ,Oas
1ussbeusr 1T tn Der Chat man wsib
ui6t, bur9 usIds Ssrrdtberet - mad
@renobIe enttommen." 5. Na9,i1t:
Der Sprann j5at in Qpon psrusiIt; gnts
ieseu Iabmte alss bel isinsm sn6Iit."
6. Nadrtdt: Der uiurpator bat IS sss
past, ii5 Der Sauptiabt bis cuf 60 Stuns
ben gu rGbeu." I. Radri5t: Bona:
parts rabert ii5 nit itartsn S1rittsn.
Gber niemaIs ptrb er bis 4aris ~selauseu."
8. Ra6rt5t: ~v9tupoleou piro morssn
untsr ben Mausrn Don Saris isin." 8.
Ro6rt6t: Der &atisr 1T In 5outaines
bIsau." 10. Ra9ridt (Sinals): .@ss
fern Gbsnb bieItsn Sc. Wai. Der &aiisr
unb &6ris ibren @insus In ben 8alait Der
Gutlsrtsn. AQes 1T tn unausiprs1Itdsm
SubsI." Ssitbem bat Der vWonitsur" -
BET Der Suli ReuoIutiou, i'm Sabre 1s4s
40 uno i'm Sabre 1870 pisoer ulan5e
Benbants 81 pisisr Bra6tIsiituns ssIies
iett. @ie pisl Tam unb BARI mad iol1sn
Srobsn aber Der bentenbe Wanu. bic @es
ididts nod auf bic einssIusn Radri9tsn
aus ioIden Sususu wobl ee5sn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Gtwas fiir fraueu.

Su einem snsIii@en SIatt fiuSsu mir
So!seuoss:
Orei Sa9su sibt ss, bsnsn bas @sib
sIsi5en uub aud ut5t sIsits en- iou.
grftsus ioa IS Der ed sds sIsi9en,
bie bsftdubis ibr SaIs bswabrt; aber es
barf ni9t mite bisie Rolluste auf benz
&idsu ttassu Aues, mas ss bsist.
Sustteus ioa es benz Wtber1alI
slst9su, Der nur antuortet, usuu er &c,
frast wtrb: absr ss barf nt1t wie 6as
@9O oas Issts Bort baben molten.
Srit,sns sHbIt9 fol- es isin wis Bite
Stabtubr BON uoutcmmsner Bintts
Ii9teit uno &eseImiBisteit: absr es bari
rt4t fem wie bic Stabtubr, 10 70 pieI @ss
rdui3 ma4t, SaB es uoa Der san3su Stabt
ssb6rt uirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Gmiae SugeHo, ni9t msbr unb mid

Gwiae Suseao, nt4t mebr uub ni9t
peniser, palpri9t Or. WaIinconio In Neas
pei Der sunsen Meni@beit. 9enanntsrl
arSt 1T ss ndmIid, mad istner gnsabs,
s~sIunssn. ben Wttrobsu 81 entbstsn, Der
nit Der 8sit ben nasni9li9sn Srsanismus
psrpiifst, Der bas aItern bssielbsn unb
idIisBli9 bic Ierni4tuHs berbsifibrt !
Der Witro : Srsauismus pirb natirIi9
burd Ssrebttdt iibertrassu. Der talent.
f9s rSori9er" bofft aud, RittsI unb
8sse gu finbsu, bisisu Wttrobsn ani9ibs
LID Su MAIDEN, 10 haS bic Wenidsu ni9t
msbr aIteru. - 0ieis sroBarttse gut.
bstuns 1T nod ssrabe CUR rs9ten 5eit. Dor
EbOri5luB bes 5ai4ins, sema@t porosn !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22

Seit mebreren 3abreR Ieibe if bduis
an Wasens uub Rterenletosu unb sibt es
tein beieres Rittsl baseaen wie Or. Au:
quit R6nis's 5amburssr Eropfen, fis brius
gen 9iuosruns. % s. 5usfuer, Gan
Sranciseo, Gal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Wie Dicl Gin alter Sble mieqt.

I'm eiren Ratbsmatiter su foppen, fragile
Semanb: r@snn 4 Rdlber $50 Rilo ME:
gen, wie uteI pisst Elm alter S4is9@-
rStslen Sic i9 auf bic Usage, bann MIL
i'd es Sbnsn senaa iasen," erwiebsrte Der
@efraate trodeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Yeariinoete SitulQtur.

Ssrr 9alsr: .Sisbf Ou, an Der 5rau
Bilmanu barfft Ou Dir eth SsiipisI nebs
men! Die bebanbelt ibrsn Wann ptsl lies
bsuo0sr ais Du mid! Die iast ME anbsrs
81 tbm ais: Wein tbsursr Wauu!" -
5rau @aler: vSa, er 1T eben apotbstsr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Sie GsbaltspsrbGltuiTe tn SOuau

Sic 8sbaltsperbaltniiie tn SOuanb
i5siusn fur Rauflsuts nidt isbr sanfis ~
isiu. Sm rausem. 5anbeIsbI." iudt cine
boaanSii5e glisnbabu Direction sinsn
@orrsiponbsnten, wsI5sr neben Der boIdn.
biitsu, susliiden, frausSfi9sn uub beuts
i5su Spra9e BITE ttaIisnii1e Bu9fibruus
ssuau tennen mus. @ebaIt 100 SIos
rim - $40. @Isidseitis iu9t Elm Sam
bsIsbaus sinsu ,iansifen Ssbisuteu". mel
der 2dufs unb einises S8rsibpert bsior:
gen mug. 9sbaIt 200 6Iorinl Ga 1T Cd
bod uisI p%ortbstlbaitsr. fi9 ssiunbs Bsius
ais Spra9tsnututhe an1ui4ahsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Sm Sbeater.

Gin 6err bittst siusu I'M Yartstt Dor ibm
fisenoeu. Sui@auer: rDarf Id waseu,
Sic gu bitten, Sbrsr Sruu @smabIiu au
iaseu, fs m6se tbren Sut ~abnsbmen, ba
bisisr mir BITE sause Bibrs usrbsdt?" -
I'D, wasen Gle IS Itsbsr ieIbit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
aaieruenbofbIumr.

llntsroff3isr gum &etrutsn): rRsrI.
Sic MAIDEN Ia Elm 9ei9t ME Der ~usritors
bsne WeneIaus oils ibm feline @emabIin
Cleopatra nit 5annibaI ua9 amertta
burdbraunts!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22

Streatpr, Sqs., 90 Rai, lsss.-Ssrr
W. Cad usrrsntts fid i'm Sanuar bss Sabs
res 1887 ben Aentel unb mar 2 Wonats
ssspurssu, &ridsn su sebrau9sn; sr
uanbts sust Slli9en st. Satobs Ssl an
unb wuros ouuerrb ssbsilt. C. g. Gross
mel, Npotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Su &lingen6erg a. VI. purbsu tirtIid

aus Der OrtstaRs 80, 900 @art an bic
anssisfsuen psrtbsilt, 10 baB auf iebsn
bsrislbsn 1874 Wt. so 81. tamen, fernsr
srbieIt Sober brsi 8laftsr SoIs unsntssIts
lid. Sine Miaion Wart 1T ais &sisrpss
fonbs anseIsst. @emetnbsumlasen werbsn
nt9t srbobsu. @IldIi9ss &Iinseubsrs !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Sic @rbObuIa Der Yar6ierpreiie in
Berlin.

Die 2obnnbeps9una in Berlin
!3iebt td9li6 INNER METRE Sreiie,
Selblt Der Barber Der farbbaft idien,
Sleibt nidt msbr beim alien Yreiie.
Der bdrt'9e Nann psrimeifelt idier,
Senn ploBIi6 parb beihloii'ne Sa6e
Gin b0b'rer Yreis, oaB Der Sarbier
Auf einmal ieinen Sdnitt Jest made.
lno penn ii6 bas @el6dft perlobnt,
90 miro mar nod uiel b0ber 9reifen,
Seuu Der Raieur 1T ia 9epobnt,
Sie 2eute tiidtis etn;uieifen.
Seiu gorsebn wiro gang punoerbar
auf ieoe 9Obnbepe9uu9 paiieu;
Oas cine 1T uno bleibt tets pabr:
0as Qublitum muB Saare laiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
NIerfei Spas ano Grnf.
Gplof0rner.

4olof0rner.
Gar mdn6er mid ri6tt,
@r oextt leirer nidt:
@ebadte er Iein,
gersdBe er meir.
Sie Ieuefe Mooe.
Qaree Iu6t' I'M Rei6 Ses Sutes
sd mad elmer RopitGt,
Die Sud allen, meme Sdnen,
Redt 10 mad benz Sopfe itebt.
SSer ME ben pieIen 60piten
GroB uub tletn unb runo uuo ipiS
Gin Hormals Utooeu ertuoeu2
0arin eben lag Der 8is.
9o5 ib faub's. Gem i6war3en S6sitel,
Rotben 2oden, bloubem 3opf
gtet' i6 mas uuiperieles
Sn - benz quite o B II Sopf.
Sisies 1T Der Sut Der 3utunft:
Cine blo6e Rre1upe nur,
Jti6ts uis cine ;arte Gano9loH',
gtur elm God nit 9drniturl
Sb IS piel &opf ooer peni9
Inns perrQtb', ouS tomnt fortan
gtt6t msbr auf oes Sutis W ooiftn,
9tIr auf ieine Srd9'rtn an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Yeriammlunsen ber9uremburger 8ereins

8eriammlunsen ber9uremburger 8ereine.
Surembtrser iinterfasunss,Seret
0n Chicago 8orofetts).
[@esrinbet ON 6. Sebruar 1901
9eriammIuns ieben eriten Sonntas i'm Wonat.
General 8eridmmlun9en: @riteu Souuta9
I'M SSauuar. @iniesuu9 Der Sedmten, eriten
Souuta9 i'm april uno Suit. SIM October BE
amteunabl.
y. Neitsr, BrdtOeut.
o.. Brof. Setretdr.
Der
2uremburssr uaterffasnnss.SerstH
bon geu BORT uub grsoflpn.
perfammelt Ii5 ben pierteu Sonntas els
mes ieSen Wonats, 4 ubr Radmitta9s, III
Sarob aluess SubertHs Sdaer Salle,
Gil Wontroie aueuue,
swiian 9umbOlOt Ctr. u. Suibutt ausuue,
grootlpa. z. D.
Rster 8retiG, grdRbsHt-
RS. g6mit, Ss,rstar.
Dubuque 2uremburaer Seretn.
(@esriinbet 1881
8erfammlungslocaI: Seeds Sale.
3eit Der reselmdsiseu geriammluuseu balb
aht llbr Gbenbs am eriteu Sonreritd9 in
iebem ;meiter Wouat mad benz Sanuar.
". Z. SoeS, Hrdiioert.
=. y. @IoSes, Setretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22

.
Stn,su i4perss Stlbertsusebduie, @Ias ober IoIibsr
Sstsl, Iduit aui ii Sbesitetueu, gum aut,tsbeu NIT
s5laiti..... .....""...'.. ....".'.... $3.50
SisIeI6e rbr nit glstuH Rsrt ........... TOO
3 luSeu ihperes SilbeTieussbduie. 9Ias o6sr iOIis
Der Ss6eI. Stemupiueer, RtdIe @srt.......... T.5
SieieIbe uhr nit slstn gSert ......... $50
2 luyeu iawerss StlberSebduie, SIas oeer ioIteer
SedeL, gum auiSisbeu nit SaIhfs, glstR esr
sSaltbam $50
Sunjsu ihpersS SiIbersebduie, Slas cher ieItosr
Seiel, Suu AuijiebsH NIT S6lhfiei, GlgtH @Crt... 11.W
2llnSsu i4peres SiIbergebduis, Slas oesr ioIisEr
Gedtl, Stsmmpiuser, glStu ssert .......... 2.6
8 uuSu idperes StIbsrsebduis, Stsmmpiuecr,
gIsiu @srt.... g. 1900
EH- Ste llbrtn psresu Sur giutdt esiauot. penn BITE
grprsBtoieu ihr Din uao Der beSabIt perseu-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Susemsbtrser Central t1aters
tfabuusssg3uao

uon @bicd9o, SIT
~geriannIuus. ieoeu 2teu Sountas i'm Rouat,
@de 10 u. gSaller Strase.
Saeob @eIter, grdibent.
Inton Stein, Sdrtftfibrer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18
Locomotive Engineers.

PTTTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE Inter-
national Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers resumed their session this morn
ing. The meeting was held with closed
doors. After the adjournment First
Grand Engineer lngraham said the ses-
sion was taken up with the Introduction
of resolutions and their reference TO the
proper comrnittees. These will not be
given to the public unless adopted by
the convention. An official of the or
ganizatIon stated this afternoon that the
engineers would not federate. The grand
officers will be instructed, however, to
confer with the officials of the federation
aud report some method whereby the or
CARNATIONS may work not only in bar
mony; but in union aud II possible in
conjunction in case of trouble. The
Officers will report at the next meeting
This action will be in the nature of q
compromise or peace Offering from the
older controlling element as the Younger
ones must be Recognized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18
TIE RAILROADS.
The Public Waiting for Information
About the Albuquerque Road.
Immense Travel to the South by the Earvps t
EEcursIons-why the Alton Kicked Cut
y of the Traces - Notes.

Inquiry as to the progress made in the
Fort Worth and Albuquerque matter
ELECTS the information that very littls
has been accomplished, sc far, though it
Is admitted that the enterprise Is in bet
ter shape for Fort Worth to take hold of
than it ever was before. 1t is said that
1t is more than probable that the exorbi-
tant demands for right of way will, If
persisted in, make the success of the en-
terprise prohlemati al, 10 say the least
OF II, but II the gentlemen who have the
matter in hand are met In n liberal
spirit there is n hope that success will
result. The people of the city are
anxlously waiting for something from
the committee, and are inclined to look
Iron tho seeming inactivity as an evil
dence that bodies no good for TINS road.
The committee, however claim that they
are doing all that can be done, and say
THAI IN short time they hope to be able
to make good showing in the matter.
In the meantime the matter rests just rs
il IS. That's all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18

special 10 the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, Oct. 17.-Our people
Ind hoped 10 get little different srhed-
ule between here and Dallas during the
fair, that Is they had hoped TO get the
short train running between Weatherforj
ana Dallas leave this city about in the
morning aEd return about 10 at night :,
giving them the entire day at Dallas, re-
turning home the same day. No doubt
this could have been arranged if there
had been an organized effort TO have
secured it, though in this like many
other matters OF vital interest to the pro-
gress of this city no one takes the lead,
and everything goes on unattended to.
While il will work hardship on our
people the extension of the short train to
Abilene will be a very great convenience
to the people west of here. The train
will arrive and leave here at the same
time as before.
Work of laying track on the Weat bsr-e
ford, Mineral Wells and Nortw hestern
railroad is being pushed. Track is being
laid AMI has been for some time at the
rate OF half mile a day. The track Is
now laid about fifteen miles out, and the
road will be completed and trains run
mug to Mineral Wells within month
from this time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18
TIRE ATOMS REASON.
Why 1t Threatened 10 Withdraw from III
Different Associations.

Why 1t Threatened 10 Withdraw from the
Different Associations.
When Manager Chappell of the Chicago
and Alton was approached AMI asked il
It was true that the Alton proposed te
withdraw from the Western freight ASSOC
citation, the Western passenger associa-
ton, the Western weighing association
and the inspection bureau he said that il
was, and gave the reason for such u de-
termination Us follows:
81 have Just told Vice President Rim
lev OF the st. Pnul what we intended do
Ing. He said that il meant chaos, l told
HIN that knew thgt and hat il seemed
as # chaos was Necessary to create tiual
order, peace aud II strict maintenance of
rates. The reason for this Is that the
situation in the West Is so bad that IL
could hardly be worse. Rates are alb
solutely demoraliZed, and neither the
shippers, the passengers, the railways
nor the public in general make anything
by tins state of affairs. The profit is all
secured bv the middle men or 20 between.
The management OF rates is disturbed on
ali sides ana there is not q railroad in the
country that can he accused of living up
10 The rules of the Interstate commerce.
laws. Ii We withdraw from the ussociu-
IONS namrd We wouli save Just SIS 900
Year in sular.es II We are 10 make rates
10 81 ourselves without waiting for the
expiration OF ten days notice to any as
sOC.allou.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18

GERS will be elected and q plan perfected
by which the county will be divided into
four convenient districts. aud local in
stitutes organized In each.
The new Presbyterian church at Kerr
vile vas dedicated last Sunday.
spivey, Shelby county, has organized
q school, and comfortable building will
he erected at once.
MARSHALL, Oct. l6.-The Soda lake
Baptist association met this morning at
the First Baptist church in this city The
Introductory sermon was preached by
Rev. j. NJ. c. Breaker, pastor OF the
church. A large number of delegates
and visitors are in attendance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18
NEWS AND NOTES.

The citizens of Corpus Christi have had
a mass meeting to indorse the Ropes
Pess enterprise.
Liberal association of Austin, has organ
lzed in Austin and the following deolara-
ton OF principles and objects was
adopted, besides many other broad ones ::
/. To encourage the study of man in all
his relations. 2. To seek to realize the
truth in life.
On the 2Sd inst. Oakland, Colorado
county, will celebrate the thirteenth an
nual Schutzen Verein. Committees are
arranging to prepare everything neces-
sary for au enjoyable occasion.
SHERMAN, Oct. l6.-To-night recep-
tion was given at the home of Mayor J s.,
Porter in honor of Mr.. Claud futile and
his bride, who have just arrived from a
wedding tour. Mr.. Tuttle is one of our
prominent business and society young
men. He married Miss Kate Ysager of
harrisburg. KY. on the 9Th inst.
The postmaster of Sherman has been
instructed to make a nomination for an
other (the fifth) letter carrier, and ap-
plications for the position are numerous.
TERRELL, Oct. l6.-Rev. John Port
mess and family, formerly residents of
Terrell, but of late years living In Cali
fornia, are spending some time IN Ter
rell. They expect to make Texas their
home again.
The atmosphere Is full OF cobwebs
doating arouui-as the air moves theui
By looking tow ards the sun they can be
seen hundreds of feet high. Many of
them have spid rs of different sizes
aboard OF them, as can be seen when
they light on the ground or some object
in the way.
LoNGvIEw, Oct. 17.-Professor L. a.
Turner Of our high school walked out of
his room at the boarding house annex to
empty bottle of ink and fell several
feet, breaking his left arm, but was able
TO resume his duties as superintendent
of the school, and will soon be all right
again.
WATERFORD, Oct 1e.--Capt. s. F.
judy, general manager of the Pecos
Valley railroad, accompanied by Mrs.
Judy, left this morning for EIdis, New
Mexico. their future home. The people
of Weatherford regret very much to loose
these good people.
Mr. Frank G. Dean. late on the Ar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18

cidents. as well as the loss of traffic
was charged off directly. This loss wa.
little over $500 200 for August, and
nearly 5000, 600 for September.
There is report that the Santa Fe
will have out new passenger schedule
that will be daisy early next month
1t promises double daily through serv-
Ice with fast time.
The harvest excursion out of ST. Louis
on Tuesday vas the heaviest on record
The N ssouri Pacifr-Iron Mountain
handled 1000 people coming from con-
Meeting lines; the Louisville aud Nash
vile cars were crowded; the Burlington
the Alton and the Wabash run extra
coaches TO accommodate the rush on
Tuesday night.
The Union Pacific August statement
for the entire system shows gross earn
Tugs, So, 1884 1868; increase, Si549; net
earnings, 81 Al .075; decrease. S2sI, =
SOL. For eight months ending August
81: Gross earnings. S2S, 649 ,GS9; in
crease. So. $50 ,520; net, So, l47 ,O77; de-
crease, S4S26.
Col. L. ID. Foak, for a long time the
general agent in Texas for the Street
Stable Car company, and one of the
most popular gentlemen ever connected
with the business, has returned to the
city from trip through the Northern
states. He could not keep away from
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

Cotton has been injured in Van Zandt
county by the recent rains.
The yield of cotton in sections of East
land county is turning out a third more
than was estimated. Some farmers will
make nearly bale to the acre.
The cotton crop is being gathered very
fast, and is much greater than was
thought it would be. The country is
making plenty, we think. to put the
people in easy circumstances.
The cotton crop in Hunt county is much
better than was thought to be. 1t will
make from half to three fourtbs of a
bale to the acre. This corn crop is short
Corn in Cooke county is scarce, aud all
gathered. but the cane crop is excellent.
Considerable cotton in Grayson county
is being wasted on account of the wet
weather and scarcity of pickers.
The crop in Williamson county is about
half gathered, aud good many will
realize a bale to the acre.
The acreage sown to wheat in FIoyd
county this fall will be largely in excess
of anything ever put in there before.
A large cotton crop is being gathered
in Guadalupe county.
Erath county corn will make a fair
yieli this year. A large amount of cot
ton is yet to pick.
The soil in stonewall county is in ex-
cellent condition for seeding, and a great
many farmers are taking advantage of il
aud putting in large crops.
SHERMAN, Oct. Fisherman was
visited by frost this morning. Farm.
ers say 1t will be beneficial to the cotton
crop, nipping the top, which will give
the under crop chance to develop. Our
compress has pressed Is 900 bales TO
date. and claim that they will press 3d.
600 during the season.
TERRELL, Oct. l6.-Anothsr big cot
ION day for Terrell. According to fig
ures given Terrell has already received
nearly as many bales as was received the
entire season last year.
TERRELL, Oct. l7.-There were fifteen
bales of cotton in one squad and thirteen
IN another from Van Ztudt county to-
hay and large number yesterday.
Merchants have been employing more
clerks.
TExARKANA, Oct. IA slight frost
visited this place last night.
WATERFORD, Oct. l6.-There have
been ceived and marketed here to date
nearly / 200 bales of cotton. The cot
ion crop will be much better in this Sec
ton this season than was thought at
frst.
LoNGvIEw, Oct. l7.-The first frost
this season was perceptible very early
this morning, but owing TO its lightness
will not hurt the cotton stalks.