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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07
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ravlor Tex, Aug 6.--The MISSOURI
80 ana Texas have their grading
h ,,a, "A work here putting In new
ou.S and raising the track from the
ynn ,n,th about one mile on account
3" ~ high hill about that distance
q nd city. The raise win he six
Ky where the track crosses the ra-
vine. craa, Northern
III No. 4. due here ut 1liao a. m,
W." one hour late today, on account
W" ma engine striking q steer and
9tlrowlng OF the track the front pair
syheeis. No serious damage was
q Engineer Tom Thrailkill, with
uO@u No. 40. was pulling the train.
H. L. Thomas. roadmaster OF the
educational and Great Northern. has
neen IN the city for several days look
H. infer the yard repairs
H. Kcglov, who has been acting In
~ capaclty OF transfer clerk for the
AN a",erican Express company ut this
,sace for some time, has resigned his
p"sition. Mr.. Simmons from Temple
relieved him ,.,,..
Tneineer Wilson Flint and family are
..,sitInr relatives in Wisconsin. Mr.,
rllnt has u leave OF absence for thirty
days. , T.. ,a,.t,, 80
a. ten days. Engineer II, Eehols Is
running his engine during this time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

listment three years instead OF hve
years as heretofore, and reserves the
restrictions as to age OF re-enlistins
veterans, a..
lieutenant Dapray believes the
change in the law will result In bring
ing back into the army many OF the
old soldiers who under the repealed law
were prevented from re-cnlisting after
me completion Of ten years service or
upon attaining the age OF 30.
There will no longer be any legal
barrier to the satisfied soldier oontinu,,
Ing in the army as long as his physical
condition permits him TO perform TIE
duties Of military life.
Yesterday was a busy day at the re-
eruitlng office. There were three en-
listments OF men who were az once
sent down to Fort Clark, Texas, ana
nine other applicants, among whom
were three Fort Worth young men oil
excellent character
As a rula. Lieutenant Daprsy states
abottt four OF every six applicants arc
reiedted. but OF late the applying
material has been unusually good
and the majority Of applicants nave
been accepted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

nsplson. Tex. Aug. 6,-H. $. Miller.
.,s,stant general livestock agent OF
rs KAY. with headquarters at Fort
North, was IN me sity ,. yssesrg'' S6nes
NO were In charge Of the train that
sr,ea Ida Price near Denton Friday
ni~hi dlsclaim that they saw the girl
r r.sen she was sntruclt The accident
,sss net discovered until the train had
gone nine niles -
es3niln and Welch of Parsons, also
Trainnaster Davis OF Sedalln and
usster n Transportation Sweeny OF
Parsons are IN the city conferring
r,th the Texas officials regarding the
..anaard rules, which the Katy Is soon
Chief Clerk Swan Of the Katy pas
,eacer office. s. Louis, passed through
Today for Galveston 70 attend meet
ng OF the passenger men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

W. b. Galhraith. claim agent OF the
4 Katy. is IN the city today.
1 q. II. Martin. commercial agent Of
n ne Santa Fe went up the Denver this
y morning.
Il O. w. Moulton, claim agent OF tho
- Katy, with headquarters at Denison
d IN the city.
Il J. c. MoC0be. general freight and
passenger agent OF the Rock Island,
III for Chicago last night.
P. c. Brsncs. line repaircr OF the Rio
Grande division of the Texas and Pa
tihe. went west this morning
81 William I)ohurty. city ticket and pas
Esnger agent Of the Santa F'c, went
DO The Denver this morning.
p l.. BURNS, who has been nlling
T. coke's place as operator at the
lnlon depot, win leave in the morning
~ Dallas.
I McL0ughry. superintendent OF
neges and buildings Of the eastern
vision OF the Texas ana Pacifc, is In
Be city
{. G Drake, chief clerk in the trat-
apartment OF the Fort Worth and
ave city railroad, left last night
Galveston
D B. Keeler, general freight and
senger agent OF the Fort Worth
Denver city, left last night to
'nd the Chicago meeting.
heVthing was quiet around the dlf-
'at offices and shops this morning
men not having hardly got warmed
nier taking a good rest yesterday.
W. Everman, assistant general
uAt-r VI the reNas and Pacific,
AZ 'ssd through the city this morning
Nh Nase ont west on pleasure 1nunt.
D. Perkins, n passenger engineer
nN spriuBa. was IN the city yestcr-
he left this morning for Mineral
- Us where he Will spend a few
nafles b. Sloat, general ticket and
fhker agent Of the Rock Island,
L. yesterday for South Texas over the
aun. lie viii attend the rate meet
nv u Galveston.
eoerl Cooke OF the Union depot
sIaph Office viii return to his duties
.rlow morning after a two weeks
issp 70 relatives and friends in the
b 'n and East,
"a " alditional carpenters were put
iur vo'h mis- morning at the Denver
me Denver folks say that
md up.
, MiMs Worth and Denver engine No.
The shops for slight repairs,
Nm heuy, her engineer says that
n pe AL right to take her regular
!. ~ - tomorrow morning.
iais a. Ross auditor OF the Fort
~. ma Denver City railway, LEFT
sn,eago Sunday morning on the
~ ana Pacific cannon BALL He
. otsil ', gone about a month.
'',r. Mansfield, an oid-time con.
w. IA On the Fort Worth and Rio
ae - Nv III this morn.ng for Lima
's1r Tnere he will accept the posi-
general superintendent OF on,
I. ~ principal railroads OF Peru
ny, r., ssmains OF A. T. Garfield. tn,
4, ,ifyt. 'Snsral freight and passengel
The Pecos Valley railroad
, mn. IN through the city this morninl
Z Z. = +. "A M NJ 70 Dallas, where they will b,
" q WIS afternoon at 3 o'clock
Snneld was formely conneote,
IA auditing department of tn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

on. vounr Jewish people 81 tnls elss w,
hlie y"s srssnd Iloon-light picnic ana 90
gave = rsnewald's park at night m
honor o. o ans besutifui and talented g,
eitys no5,.. WHO has Just returneo
Sonnh or ~, ~ Inc leading eonseryat,o s.,.o
f ~ mesic IN New York CITY yS e sssse
crowd was in ats tend gDsnt by b. ali.
ing OF rare pleasure Apen' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

II YOU want nice standard alley.
n eentlemana roadster, fast trotter.
a fast PAGER, a nice. wen oroke par
an educated saddler 10 and select
hem at Waggoman's stable and buy
AZ public sale August 3,
DON'T compare the stock 70 be offered
August 9 10 stock sold by dealers as we
are not competing with such stock.
This stock must be as represented. we
-. ,.arnonqihle.
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AUGUSTA MILITARY AoADAEnf
oaoa ana llaa rlano cuaran,er..

= n rsf good policy "a buy pianos
- src1rs nom reliable houses rather
49, fro,a Irresponsible agents or par
rs WINS are liable to be soon out OF
nnsln.ssg Guarantees from the iirEi are
800 and from The others WORTHLESS.
Sve have. been established over twenty
eirht years 10 Tcxns
THOs. t;oGGAN a BRO
Galveston and Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Waco. Tex, Aug. 6.-J. b, Brooks.
,he passenger and freight representa-
tye OF the san Antonio and Arkansas
pass railway, has been promoted to
ne position OF travelling freight and
passenger agent for that line and Will
begin his duties in his new field to-
morrow.
He win be succeeded by c. v. Mar
I'm Who arrived In the city last night
from San Antonio Mr. Martin is an
experienced railroad man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07
WANTS.
THE GAZETTE Is THE GREATEST
WANT NIEDIIM IN TIIE sOLIM.

THE GAZETTE Is THE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN the SOUTH.
Nothing Is published free. All ad-
Nertisements IN this department are
charged for at the rate OF / cent a
word each issue, payable in advance.
No advertisements taken for less than
20 cents.
Personal.
Lost.
Found.
Strnycd.
stolen.
strnycd or stolen.
For Hcnt.
For Sale.
Help Wanted.
: HuSincss Chances.
Mnntcd-DwcliiugH,
Manifestations.
Wnntcd-uonrd.
Wnntcd-BoardcrS.
Mnntcd-Itcni Estate.
Wantcd-ro Exchange.
Wnnted--,ilsceIInn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

q. Ah0aAts
h. ,'alsi,aay, August II. the Santa
b ara excursion tickets TO Gal
snd return at the low rate
Il I'M, nlh be limited for return on
|,int W., leaying Galveston "a the
/ d.r,,ssaasy evening, or on first
ncufslyss'gAy morning, thus giving
=, 's''ssS t~o days In Cal
isslipI,r .h consisting OF coaches,
\ IN lag Ing chair and Pullman sleep,
N e5eelssse nom Gainestilie satur-
sus s, reaching Galveston al !
have S;S,,mq rning and returning
n selocs weston Monday evening
lose the o,..
ts,,sAs summer.
reh. y nov az Ns hest
n ssealla,p and other eood thing.
FL - rates 70 Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

a.. Anderson's stock Of guns ris
,ois ammunition, base ball and tennis a,1i.
~. s,,,',,,, 1 and sporting goods gsnefaiiy.
supp''1 ". q. NEWLY, rrustes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

NOTICE cslle Tice. n lad of II years
lott home last Tuesday He was
dressed In black pants, brown linen
waist Hight coiored cloth hat, wore
suspenders and was barefooted, He
is decided brunette. complexion be.
ing especially dark. Any inforna
tlon Ia regard to the lost boy may
be sent 10 his father, A. X. Triee.
1912 stoadman street, or at The courts
house where he is employed as Job
WAGNER.
WANTED-To know the Whereabouts
OF one Ben p. Lttlcpugc, He " a
young man about IS yenrs old, rather
tall with brown hair, medium COM
pleNionG whom last heard from he
was In Bryan, Tex, employed In a
market house. Address f. NJ. Little
page. Marshall Tex
DO you want n farmg The Kickapoo
country. OlSlahomn garden spot or
the world VIII be opened 10 settle
ment soon. For particulars read the
Oklahoma Farmer. 81 year, okla
Oklahoma buslneaa2 II 80 ndvortlen
IN Oklahoma Farmer. only territorial
advertising medium Ia Oklahoma,
Sample copy cents. lSichapoo map
80 cents. Walfred Wilson, Manager
Oklahoma city, o. Il.
SECOND HAND BOOKS bought. sold
or exchanged; scientific, law or theo-
logical or mechanical specially
n. J. Boaz. 300 Main street.
-
ron RENT.
FOR RENT-friye unfurnished rooms
nice yard. east front, family with
out children preferred. Apply at the
southwest corner OF Royal avenue
and West seventh streets.
FOR RENT-A large up-siairs room
with southeastern exposure; bperd
furnished II dosired. Apply n tie
Gazette office or OF the nor,hcast
corner OF Peach and Harding nireels,
FOR RENT Furnished residence COR
ner Fourth and Burnett streets In
quire at 6i2 West Fourth street. u.
L. Malone.
FOR RENT--saloon and boarding
house Apply to william Pollard
corner OF Sixteenth and Terry
streets.
For RENT Furnished rooms Tor
housekeeping 20 couple without chill
dren; references required. Si2 West
Fifth street,
FOR RENT-septemb !. lovely front
room, with board. Mrs. Lucy, 40i
West First street.
WANTED-Boar ana roomersi
large. airy rooms. good ttbi7 board,
convenient TO business. Call 6i2 Last
Second street city,
FOR RENT-Two south rooms: Rcntie-
men only. eos East Wentherfotd
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front
room. southern exposure; only ~ per
moufh Apnly. at lie Pecan street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

ct. LOUIS SEMINARY

A HOME SCHOOL for young ladies.
private, Select, located in most attrac-
Ave suburbs OF ST. Louis. Pupils In
dlvsdualized. Thorough English
strriotors. 80 Pupils Twenty fourth
~ear begins September ~.
n n BLEWETT. LID. Jennings, Mo.
AUGUSTA MILITARY ArADAEmf =.
Location IN the beautiful Shenandoah
Valley near Etannton, Virginia. En-
,ilsh ciasslcal and Business courses
xyith Nilnary Training. For catalogue
hpnly 70 CHARLES S. Roller, Prin.. Fort
renance. Va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

TOR sAT.Jc--Isarr, Gan seres H., Andcr.
ser ronnfy seio0, ,s,s,' t,g,,,,, ar VIII
cycNn,,sn a., ~, V,,r,s r,n,,.rtv
Min s,,,., 49,, ,,.,,,,'e N q 1Ia,s
AZ NIL, ''O''"''"''''' - -
--,. 49, .'..'.s.
PARTIES who arr wishing 20 buy prop
nriy viii do wcll 10 cali on me. O.
!, Dickinson, Roal Estate Agent 2OS
Main street. powOll buiidinK
iss,i, - 4, iI.-..--.. - -, s1oo -
riS'',J ,'."r, i,,si,,e,,
MN ,si,n,,i,ors bcnn, 4
Vntn,r bnuai,g cnrncr sixth ma
N,atn
..--..------- -.------
ATTENTION. SALhSl.Al(lhsl --- a
complete ontht OF best "Deisarte''
Cprseta, WniHtH and Braces, nseorted
silica worth STAG, for sale for 500 nn-
swer qulclS w Robertson. i31 Main
street Dallas.
,,,,y,,,5.,, .---,,--,,, I-.,,,l
nf-sN,M n'u s'''i ~
pWnr.ylh ~ , anH ei,l,r
~ SIZE los Wng, Wtthsny W. ~ e
ld.eltpnone Nv, ~ , mgiNeo ~ ~
M tns'u itnr, Vv6,, ,roV "
pApG AfNs-one-haif OF on ali vlo-
inns. nIandoiins. gultara ana bnnior.
closing them out, Alox Ilirsohaeld,
First and Main
FOR NAT4E-47G ~ acres one mile west
an Roller nh fenced and in puitiya-
lion, zine binrk rnndv land No
house. Price 1870 Easy terms. Icor-
ty anrea 9 l-g miles routh OF Kcnne-
dale. ali IN cultivation and small
heuse' &c, s'uuy anu, wy, 's ~
.,ti. .,,,,,. '1ts tss,h. M
nli,eH nvib,uW,vst Ui ~ 49,, w
~. ny Np,NN"el'st 49, i.vuee 49,
yoo, e9SV , p,"Is' isori; VAIN,
i ,Ec a,y 'n o'ty o ~ 40 r ne,.
month; near business center: price.
$1,000 ~ cash. safo Investment. -Four
good wen broke horses 10 trade for
smnll place IA the city Blocks OF
10 ana 20 ncres enoh in 1 ~ miioa OF
Fort worth. fine fruit ana vegetable
Iand;ssO Ia s75 nor acre; easy terms.
ilba acrea near cre.son ali fenced,
rs nercs IN o,titlyntion and two
houses, ss2sO, easy terms. This n a
fine pasture and VIII suit anyone.
largo list OF farms cheap ana On
easy terms ~ WIlunE LII u s,,,t yn a
p. a. HUFFMAN & co.
Fort Worth, Texas.
-----------------------.--- =,
5000 OR $500 will buy one OF me neat,
sst, Dest peylnE aiin hnsI. iouh'f y.
y i1l-.Ms. ..
INlH EAI4l.=HNIrr 1OuhtN TOT tNlN OF
for rent. For sale on easy terms.
Whenever you want to buy or rcnt
house always see me, for can
save you money w. l.. Logon, CiO
Man street
-, e1TIT ~, ,-n,2ep 100 49,, 4,
fa-'i ',,,.,,.f.t- -. .,f...,.... -
sonq ah9 e setS o 10, pas,uf %
with water; q FRO county, Tex ;
~ t9ie ~ ,susu' Apply 70 ~ fe''H-
eoll. : a. -. ~.
FOh SALE or EXCHANGE for city
,,,th IN ernaa ,,nnrayer,eni- t@a
,est,e,,,s enfh n,,rss t,ra road v,,iii
IL water e0l0 b~ayily fruited rrapc
vint4. 800 peach ireee. 500 bearing
ueur trees. fftecn varieties OF aue
Tide reffeet md nnencuinbored G,
80, isoo 80 ,.,-.c1.,, s,oe-.
fph ,. ~ = - ..,.'.,t
N p,Hs WI, = nv 4iN'e''i - 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

nuls jee,s.'oyed-Fort worth
|ss,s.r, : se'r tle Army.
tg riae'spr9 the United States
sselrsa ir9o.ne mere ard at Dallhn.
,ast, .hs,'fmAuon from the tsur
I ~ sarrs. 'ae act OF congress
ffsS'M' J. modlfes exis.,ner
! y aliatments for the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

WILLIAM @. HENDERSON. COUNSEL
or-aHiaw and solicitor OF american
ana foreign patents, trade marks AMI
labels. Roomg 20 TO ~. Norris build
Ing. corner Fifth and + streets.
Washington. y. G. Seventeen years
experience. including service IN ex~
amtning corps VI. =. patent office.
Send sketch OF model for report as
to patentahlity. Correspondents In
vited. Mention the Fort Worth Ca
gette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

henrietta, clay County, Tsx.
sell and exchange Farms, Ranches,
and city Property. Correspondence Bo'
licitcd
Refcrcncra' Farmers National Bank
Henrietta. First National Bank, Fort
Worth, Lard Mortgage Bank OF Texas,
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

Advertisements for situations want
ed takon NJ half price, No advertise
ment for less than Ct cents
Professional financial and other
cards, special notices etc, IN this classi-
fed department. 81 n line per month.
Advertisers should remember that
letters directed TO initials only are not
delivered through the postonlce. II IN,
itials are used they should be directed
to the care OF some person. firm OF
postofilce box
I.ist OF letters remaining uncnUed TOT
In the counting room yesterday NJ .
p NJ Persons calling for thom VIII
nleasp say ndvertiged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07
Issf. rousp. slnAYED. sroLilN.

LOST Dctween Third street. on Hpus-
ton ard Hurley building two r8irE
shoes. Finaqr please call at room
60. Hurley building.
I|OaT.-A biaeN cashmere shawl be-
tween BouHton ana Cherry Btreetn.
Finder please return serne 70 IsN-
chanee stable and bS literally re-
wardad.
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phAzLilY = HnNLnY,

REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENTS.
Information free. Drownwood, Tex
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or vlnorl'|

OF VIM.
IEcruaI
d, Ralelss,Ss.3
in the vSsl
rnaarrticulns,'J
stlsstlesa Nd
4 ssgIsSrmnS3
instruc'GN1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07
JNwrLmy,

nj G. HALL. Joweier. 6hoapeat house
in The city. Buys old gold and silver.
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
Assent for irranco.Germun ring. POSI-
live cure for fheumaiiam. Ysits Tor
Dficeq
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

FORT WORTH steam Dye Works
Ladies and Rents garments Of all
Kinda dyed mud cleaned Rochcx
Bros. 202 Houston street. Fort
Worth. Tex. Gooda sent by express
nromplly altanded %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

NEW AND sEcoNi5 HAND SAFES
II. w. Peaks. los Houston strcst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

IRON AND STEEL FENCING.
IRON, Steel and Wire FenclnB-o. X.
Harry Iron Works. Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

HEADQUARTERS for peddlerp;wbcie-
sal, and retail dry goods. notions
and ieweiry. Hebron Magyar 1900
Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

WANTED-To know the whereabouts
OF one Ben p. Littlepugc, He Is d
young man about IS yenrs old rather
tan, with brown hair, medium COM
pleNionJ when last heard from he
was in Bryan. Tex, employed In a
market house. Address r. NJ. Little
page. Marshall, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

ATTENTION. sALEst.ADlEsi ~ A
complete ontht OF beat "Delsarie''
Cnrsota, Waists and Braces, useorted
silica worth STAG, for sale for 500. nn-
swer quIclS w Robcrtaon. l31 Main
street, Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07

r. w. FISK, M D,
upstairs. over 7oa Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-28

ASHLAND, WIS, July 27.-Forest
fires are producing great suffering and
loss throughout this vicinity, aud rail-
road companies have never before eX-
perienced sucn damage from fires. On
the Wisconsin Central railroad it is
impossible TO move trains. Phillips,
the headwaters OF the John L.
Davis Lumber Company, a manufac-
turing town OF ., 900 persons, was totally
destroyed by fire and only few build
ing remain standing. At Fiield, near
Phillips, 500 wemen aud children from
Phillips are in the woods without shel-
ter. Supplies a. Fiield are very short.
Many railroad bridges are destroyed.
Communication with Fifeld is now shut
off and it is feared that the town is on
fire. Along the Omaha line the fires are
raging with terrible tierceDesS. Shorts
Crossing was DESTROYED this afternoon.
NOT A BUILDING REMAINS
standing and the homeless families were
brought TO Ashland. The railroad
bridges near there were destroyed, and
at 4 o'clock this afternoon fast Omaha
freight and sixteen loaded cars were en-
tirely burned Both the engineers and
firemen were injured and the brakemen
are missing Mason, on the Omaha line,
caught fire at , O'Clock. The White
River Lumber Co.'S mill with 10000 600
feet OF lumber was destroyed at 6 this
afternoon. The Omaha bridge across
the White river at Mason is burned.
Railroad officials say the loss at Mason
is fully a million dollars, with $3.50, 900
Insurance.
The fire department is guarding the
outside limits OF Ashland. Hurley has
been enveloped in dense cloud Of
smoke all day with fires on every side.
MINIATURES, Wis, July 27.--Re-
ports from various points in the north
ern part Of Wisconsin along the Wis
consin Central, the Green Bay, Winons
and ST. Paul, the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul, aud the Omaha and 500
lines, show that much OF the territory
which is covered by timber is in a
highly inlammable condition, il not al
ready burning.
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, July Elk
tensive fires are running in the woods
and marshes north and west OF here.
Thermometers indicated as high as 1O6
in the shade today.
PTrrSBURG, PA, July s7.-Although b
this has not been the hottest day Of the
season 95 degrees was reached sad
there were many prostrations, the
result OF the long continued
hot spell. are reported. At least fifty
mill workers were carried 10 their
homes and many others quit work be-
fore being completely knocked out,
crippling the mills materially. Up to
date none Of these casss have termi-
mated fatally. Warmer weather is
predicted for tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-28
MUTINY.
Convict Coal Miners at Tracey City, fsnnsssss,
Rsb.l-Two Men Instantly Killed and Many
Woundsd-A Bomb Hidden in Coal Car EI-
plodss With Dirsful Rssuls-A Convici
Killed By VOllsy From the Guards

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 27.-The
convlcts at Tracey City are in state
Of mu,iny, and as a result two men
are dead and two others are suffer
ing from wounds. This afternoon
the convicts loaded a pipe with
explosives. placed u In a coal car and
attached a slow fuse to ii. Deputy
Warden Nelson and assistants were
passing along another esiry to bring
the convicts out for the night. and when
they arrived opposite the bsab 1t ex-
ploded.
NELSON WAS INSTANTLY KILLED
and guards Terrell aud Thurman sliza.-
" wounded. A negro convict named
Peter Hamilton was killed by volley
from the other guards. There were rs
conyicts in the mines at the time and
all but seventy surrendered. These re-
NAMED inside and swear they will not
come out
kilograms late tonight say that II
will not be necessary to send troops as
IL is believed all convicts will surrender
before morning.