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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
ROSE HILL, y. c. Oct. 2 e

ROSE HILL, n. c. Oct. 2, SO.
DEAR COMMONwEALTH:
This little burg is moving along in
its usually quiet manner. Crops are
very poor, which makes the farmer
respondent and gives the merchant
very little 10 do. Next year will be
hard ore on tie falmer and conse-
qnently Oh every body else, for we
ali depend upon the farmer for our
sustenance.
Mr.. d. Il. Tcachey has been very
sick for Il few weeks, and, We under.
stand. is not out Of danger yet.
We regret very much to announce
the death Of little Gussic Morris
daughter Of Mr.. A Ii. Morris, OF
Teachey's which sad event occurred
on last Tuesday. That fearful mail
ady, Dipthcria, caused her death
She was bright and sweet little
girl. but death loves a shining mark
The stricken parents have our deep
est sympathy.
Our friend W. j. Switzerland. o
Kenansville, left for the College O
Physicians and Surgeons, in Baltl-
timore, last week.
Two negroes and one white mar
were sentenced to the penetentiary
from this county at the last term 0
the Inferior court.
Miss Sudie Carr, who has been Wis
iting friends and relations in this vi
entity, returned to her home at Poin
Cas- we'll, Monday.
Mr.. ]. r. Pearsall. at one time
student at Clements High School
but recently of Clinton, left Monda
for the University Of Virginia, wher
he goes to take medical course.
Miss Sophronia Carr opened he
school here Monday.
G.. Nj. G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
The origin of the proverb There

Il lie OfISln OF IHt pFUFefU 1 IIVTE 5
many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip
is sd id to have occurred thus:
A King of Thrace had planted a vineyard.
when one Of his slaves, whom he mad
much oppressed III that very work propt-
esied that the King should never taste he
wine produced by 1t. The King disregard
ed his prophecy. and when. at an enter
tainment, he held the emp full of hi, own
wine. he sent fer his slave and asked w
insultmgly what he thought of his proEll
ecy The slave only answered. There ::
many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip.
Scarcely had he spoken when the new
was brought that a large bear was layin:
his vineyard in waste. The King aros,
in a fury, attacked the bear and was kill
ed without ever tasting the wine.
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The following is the list of Jurors

The following is the list of jurors
for the next term of Superior Court,
drawn at the meeting of the Commission
ers last Monday:
F1RsIsTEEK.
Weldon Hall. J. II. Dickens. S S Hynan
Pleasant Jenkins, E A Powell, Sam Pope
George Morris, E c Pittman, f A Thorne
wv White, w I'll Anthony, George
King. William Stok IS, L X Dickens, Nil
ton Sykes. G w " nitehead, Simon HES
w E Ivey, William Flood, B D Crawley,
G S Bellies. J P Willie, R J Day. J 1
Cousins, Clemens Alsbrook. " W Be-,
jill White, William Lawson. Kennel
Holland, G Hyman. b F Cullom, Wade
Smith. C H 3 Howeton, Gabriel Batch
elor. J j Daniel, Solomon Mills.
SECOND WEEK.
R L Powell, B Hunter. Oscar Alstor
II L Tillery. T N Harrison, Frank Hen.
derson, Wade II Tillery, W D Cochran
Jesse Carter, W G Harper, I II Gaskins
Littleton Walston, Enoch Simmons. Z "
Faucet, W L Wallace, w A Johnston
W ashlngton Brantlcy, R Bailey.
THIRD WEEK
A W Sledge. James Cotton. w K Cur.
tain, Kenneth Cobb, R b Patterson. u
P Slcdge, G W Bumpuss, L J D'Berrg
Fletcher Whitaker, John Alexander
Sam Trueblood. A ii DAVIS. Jacob DI s
ems. F Il Whitehead, w d Jones, Georl
Jones, j L Cook. Joseph Shields.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04

-Messrs Theodore F. Kultz &
Co. Salisbury, N. G. say: Browns Iron
Bitters gives satisfaction to all of our Gus
TONER'S
For SALE.-Store and residence
on Main Street, in Scotland Neck. N. G.
Apply to G. w. GAY,
mari 52Stf
For the latest styles Of Dress
Goods, Calicoes. Fancy Goods &c, call to
see Noah Biggs q Co
II have moved next door to NJ.
Hoffman's where l will be pleased to see
my friends. E. n. Nelson.
"A full supply of liquors of every
grade always on hand at Rothschild' S
saloon.
Mr.. j. G.. Hester, of Kitrell, n.
G. says. 4 have found Browns Iron Bit
tiers to be fully as good tonic as repre-
sented.'
Byron never uttered truer words
than when he said 'Physiclrns mend OF
end u.s. But while Doctors disagree, al
the world has agreed that there is no rem
edy equal to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
One Of the worlds recognized
standard remedies in Dyspepsia and al
Malarial Diseases. is Simmon' s Liver Reg
ulator, prepared by j. H. Zeilin & Co.
It's career has been marked by unparal
leled success. 1t has been extensively
introduced into every civilized nation q
the earth, and is adapted alike to all age:
and conditions of the human race. It i.
one of Natures remedies, and is not to bt
classified with the many quack medicines
of the day.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
Correspondence.
CONSOLATION.

For me earth has no greater joys
Than health and home and friends,
Our family, dear wife. our boys,
For these will make amends.
For all that wealth can bring,
For prefer to live in peace.
To hear the children sing,
BY contentment longer lease
Obtain from Health, the King.
| feel but one shadow near,
A motller's vacant chair.
We miss her counsel. Dear
To all. her watchful care.
Give me my home, forever dear,
Than all the wealth the country owns
To live at peace, no other care
For ali these wealths are loans.
I'd rather sit in pleasant mood,
Enjoy what home can bring,
Than live in halls where Juno stood.
And by her made King.
D. ]. A.
" lining ton, n. C.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Oct. Cotton steady
middling uplands los Orleans log Pork
fairly active at sI2.0o a. 12,25; middles
dull. long clear 6; short o.. Spirits tur-
pentine dull at 40 Rosin $3.50 a. l 60
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet
at 1O4 Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
steady. white .63: yellow nomlnally IS;
Provisions steady.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. Oct. p Cotton 10, tar
s. 90, crude turpentme sl.25 for hard and
1925 Tor soft, ros;n s1.13 q LIS. Sp,r-
It's turpentine ,352c: Ground Peas s1.65 G
sI90. Corn 70 g. 80,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
1NARM FOR SALE!

A good farm 50 acres. One-haii
cleared. other half well timbered in cy-
press. oak and p &c with three-room
frame house and God well Of water IN
the healthiest pa, of GreensSille county.
Virginia. lnnet' tely on the Petersburg
4 Weldon Railroad. half way between
Jarrett's and Belfield depots.
This land has enough timber on 1t to
paw for it. and is we'll adapted to the
growth of cotton and peanuts
Parties wishing to purchase may write
to the editor Of the Biblical Recorder.
Raleigh, N. c.. or call on Mr.. George ii.
Bailey, near Belfield (Va) Possess on
gwen ,1st January 1881. aug l6-sw
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
Personals.

MIR. Rufus Gardner left for Bal
timore Monday. His business is to dis
pose of the right to sell his patent chuI
in the State of Maryland.
-Messrs. Eli Peyser and GHsor
Hoffman went to Petersburg to speno
Rash-ha-Shana.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04

There were eleven of the parties who
claimed damages; on the other two the
jury has not yet reported. Only thee
of the parties live on this side of Conoeo-
nary. AS these damages had to come cut
of few public spirited men in Scotland
Neck the jury would not accept any pay
for their services, which, to say the least
was very commendable on their part.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
N Office.
To Cotton Sinners,

TT aying procured the right for Halifax
l. County. to use Woods patent
GIN SAW Filler.
am prepared to whet gins at short notice
ior ten cents per saw. Also 10 renaIr
ems m every respect. when sent to my
Shop in Scotland Neck.
Sept 9th 1888 p. F.. SMITH.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
MAR ng7ED.

FoRLAw-PORTER.-At the residence
of the Brides father. Col. John A Tlson,
on the 13rd of Sept, Mr.. ID. J. Forlaw, Of
Duplin County, \. G., to Mrs. r. j. Por-
ter. of Hampton County, S. G, Rev. B.
3. Sans officiating.
MAY their life be one continual season
of matrimonial bliss. CoMMoNw'LTHl
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04

at Weldon. Nov. the ). 6, Z, s and 8.
This Society has lived through thirteen
successful exhibitions. MIR. Long assures
us that financially as well as otherwise 1T
has ever been a success, which has en-
abled its managers to complete every ar.
rangement that can contribute to the
Measure of visitors and convenience of
exhibitors.
Hon. D. w. Voorhees, of Indiana will
deliver the annual address on Thursday
Nov. Sth.
There was quite an exodus a
mong the young ladies of this town Tues
day morning. Miss Annie Dunn left for
Richmond Female Institute; and Misses
Annie Hufham, Sadie Perry, Eva kitchin
and Alice Camp, for Murfreesboro. We
see many sad faces amongst the boys
even unto the COMMONWEALTH office
itself doth the gloom steal. The foreman
grieveth, and will not be comforted be-
cause SHE is not.
We have been requested by the
merchants and cotton-buyers of Scotland
Neck to make this request of our FARMERS
and cotton ginners: that in bailing thi1
cotton. they leave off the side stripes. Tbs
is ruling among the cotton-buyers pl
Norfolk, and of course it is dead loss o
our buyers to pay for bagging that vii
be deducted when they sell.
Why cant an amateur theatrical
troup be organized in Scotland Neck
We believe it can if some one will tiN
the lead. Such an organization did olrt
| exist here. we understand, and now tha'
the advantages are so much better. hav-
ing commodious hall in which to per
form. we see no reason why it camo
be resuscitated. 1t would surely be yer,
instructive and entertaining. We would
be pleased TO hear from others on thu:
subject.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
Fl oG CHOLERA:

FARMERS, save your hogs by using
NORRIS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. This
wonderful remedy was discovered in the
forests of Eastern North Carolina. For
sale by Bryan Il Whitehead, Scotland
Neck. S. s. Nash & Co., Tarboro ::
Brown x Simmons. Weldon. n. c.. and
by all druggists. aug l6 3ln
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
In our last we spoke of the jury

appointed to ass ess the damages done to
the property by the passage OF the rail-
road from Scotland Neck to Halifax
through it. The following is the verdict
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
EARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
have a farm containing 80 acres,
about 100 acres cleared and in fine
state Of cultivation. three miles from En-
field. on Fishing Creek. 1t has very
GOOD dwelling, with four rooms and
Kitchen. three good tenant houses and
barn-ali new--and good well Of water.
Healthy location. Small orchard of young
apple aud peach trees and few grape
vines. Price s., 800. Address
JULIUS CUTCH1N.
O 81 1t ENFIELD. n. &.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
Index to New Advertisements.

ID. Edmondson--Locals.
Sol. Rothschild-Lost Boy.
Julius Cutchin-Farm for sale.
Louis j. Otterbourg
W. A. Dunn-Sale of Town Lots.
r. J. Lewis Notice to tax payers.
r. J. LewIs-Notice of land sale.
p. Nj. Hale-Two No. Carolina books.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-10-04
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Scotland Neck Post Office
TO TAKE EFFECT SEPT. list, 1883

Hamilton Mail closes, $1,000 $50 A. NJ
Northern Mail closes, ----- a. M.
Northern Mail opens 80 +. NJ.
Hamilton Mail opens $50 I. M.
Money orders issued from 8 A. Nj. to
) P. NJ. Office opens promptly at GA
NJ, closes p. NJ.
Jno. Z. Brinkley, Post Master.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
O'D0NNELL DOOMED.
iowelfs Appeal in His Bchalf-The
British Government Declines
TO Interfere.

!
Thursdaws ,I as,' neeember 10 ON
sen teisserapha 'Iso'Ns Mat rrelhghny-
stating thst r rhe NIL minister Lowell,
tiwes Ia, liz h.o Wy mousse oil representa-.
IN tha nras,,tS ~ ,iie case Oh oDonnell
hone thaat ,ha notice WIN the
rnnsona IIo III 'an ia'.eI might secure q
lila sn",an ue'ay IN the execution OF
the nriaona "nu ascertaih whether
and P naaa, IL an american citizen,
in ~ ,n, 'here was an error
laval " - ,his telegram
,.Is ins.r,icteu rs follows:
ooas; oo'oie Instructed you Will
NJ o. Dohneiis citizenship
Grao, S m.,,.'s Ihefe being in
on anna.,i az no Ju1ieiM examination
trial poa,it p poceeoihSs at criminal
reotad ,brn eiiors can only be cor
live aetia 'usn new triai or execu-
fore this a "pwn cue sentence. There
s,,cb car. s"ye,n'nenl Is anxious that
nroce e T., examination ~ he given the
the erro, ~ .h's case us to discover
miitnd v snou.u one have been conf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.
statement OF Policeman Houston-For.
tiers First Shot,

- New Orleans December IG.-J, ID.
houston, now in the parish prison.
makes the following statement as
chairman of the executive campaign
committee of the McEnery faction of
Ihe Democratic party: ut WAS nv
duty on the day OF the recent election
10 receive all complaints and visit the
various polling places throughout the
Glty. In the performance of this duty.
l. rode mn Gao alone 70 the Seventh
ward poll. During my stay at the
Poii dlsturbanc, occurred, followed
ny pistol shots. Moving from the spot
where the disturbance was going, and
MnIe walking across Morales
street, | suddenly found myenlf
confronted by Capt. Fortier, and Within
u snort distance of him. He held n
pistol IN his l,and, and suddenly with
~ ~ broVocation or warning fired point
pialk at me, the ball striking my
breast iuiiy and squarely and leaving
me under the impression that it had
uttered my body. Believing myself
Wounded l made an examination rs
non ~ possible and found the ball |
rom fortier's pistol had struck a but |
pn on nay vest, crushing ii, cutting |
ii,ouSh one thickness OF my vest and |
odgiiy IN the other. causing n severe
uhlusion on my chest. Learning
ater IN The day that an order had
urrendered." ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
HOUSTON.
A Midnight Mysicry--Thc BODY or .
Murdered Man FOnrd in n
l'Rrning Dwelling.
Special to the Gazette.

9FC'lai 10 me Gazette
Houston, December l6.-Iast Mich,
asilahty near the Bayou CITY con-
press was discovered burning. ana was
uWvnariy consumed before extinguEshed
men me liremen entered the Kitchen
they iouhu man lying on tho stove
dead, and his body horribly hurnos
ms mead was still bleeding from, -
Bash. The corpse was thar of "a
nhlclaei, u carpenter, well knorn
,.rouEn Ills having been Greenbaclr'
hepuoiican agitatOr in ward mee,inns
Mfs. Woods who has been livin"
", WIN nun Tor Three months, was foun9
.. heighoor's house in her night'
ui ess, covered with blood. she statad
.haI aiter she and Carmichael had no
.ireu, me flames awnkc them ST.
Jumped through window. rnttin',
iieIseii, and Carmichael, being drnnLe
ie'useu 70 leave and west into H.,
Burning kitchen. Appearances ~ me
i;se., were against her, and the iiry Of
, ~ ,Ih to-day iound verdict that i,ur.
mn hssi came 70 his death by foul play
W. Mis. WOODS was placed in ia}l /
~" pel"hprr~ saw n man r,sI;;,
~ ~ .Ndse s.uiy Us.o.u t.,,, ,,.
III !, IL supposed he came 10 see NJ
" V9us mad q difficulty with en-
nieuae'' Killed him and then set ~
"rn IN ilfe to conceal the crime
III was once quite wenlfbw
aa, pioIihent, but for the past tn3
mas oceii leading a dogs life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
MORGAN.
A Runaway Team DR.. Frazier Severely
Hurt--The Ire,lcll Depot Fire
A Marriage at Kimball.

Special TO the Gazette.
MorgaN, December l6-While DR.. j.
Nj. Frazier and Mr.. Thomas Moore
were out driving this morning, the
team became frightened and ran away.
Both gentlemen were thrown out of
the buggy, the former having his right
leg broken, besides receiving several
other painful bruises. The latter was
not hurt. While the DOCTORS wounds
are very painful, they are not consid-
cred dangerous.
The depot at Iredell, which is TWEEN.
ty miles west OF Morgan
on the Houston & Texas Central,
was consumed by fire yesterday morn,
ing at 1880 o'cl5ck. A considerable
of freight, the depot furri-
turc, books, ETC., We're lost Several
bales Of cotton were standing on the
platform, six Of which We're saved.
Mr.. David ellis of this place was
last Wednesday night united in mat.
rlmony To Miss Halder of Kimball.
This happy couple has our best wishes
or pleasant journey across the sea of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

ana .he indomitable energy a.,
perseverance evinccd by roa and
0nrs.n d Lewis in the vigorous nrels
t ~ OF the work, from lis incinpia prose
70 its iinai contamination, shon,I shcy
d AL, the cheerful recognition and re re-
n rna, communication Of the whole Moi uoi-
rss community y. for 1t is not onlv ah !
paoprietoIs who will reap the beSo a., y
at;r n.y., from the opening and onar.
1o v" ~ ~ MS MS coal mine, but every citi-
; hcn ol Weatherford, and this and v nj
y,h nnas counties will, If not directiv
hen ,ess. an1directly share in its good ani
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
BRITISH AMERICA
MANIroBA AND ONTARIO.

~ 7F19t MID On TARTO.
~ Chicago, December lG.-The Daily
news winnipeg spccialsays the basis OF
argument arrived ut between Manitoba
ana ontario and the Dominion Govern .
sieilt, regarding the boundary disn,ta
between Manitoba and Ontario IL in
It's principal features us follows. MI
MeWat agrees 10 rclinquish his cIaims
70 the territory under ward and
submit the case to the imperial nriyv
council. Pending the decision thnre
VIII he Joint authority by Manitoba
ana Ontario in the disputed territory
upon The basis now under considera,,
ton. Legal proceedings on both sides
already begun will be abandoned. The
ohtario government has discharged ts
specia' police at Rat Portage. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
The New Bridge Conlpasp

So. Louis, December lG;- ~ 4 \
porators of the Chain Of kOe = Z, J:
company, whose purpose , y va Il.
bridge across the Mississippi NJ
the location known as Jus MA
Rocks, two or three miles 1 S,sl
present bridge, elected lDe 'r
directors: VIM. Glasgow, " u
p. Card, John l.. Fergus n
It. Hotier, 1'hos. HoWaiisH ,,e q
Wells. John Edwards :. p ~
for the ensuing year aIs s;;a.al
Thos. Howard; vice-prts'rb1
Glasgow, Jr.; secretary n r.op5|
treasure r, j. Ferg usop; ..clil1
in stock were cub scrjbed, s ''ruIid II
incorporation will be ,a spr Il
once. AS soon rs cop ,ssu.,I51|
permission 10 buiiu,
will commence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
GALVESTON.
The Meeting Of The Trades Unla-
Objects aud Principles,

Galveston, December ia I'd
ing was held to-day at the Long:ll
mems hall for the purpose Of al
izing a trades and labor assenbly 4
liar to that in New Orleans and n
cities. There Were delegates me-
from nine organizations, rvprcs,.
a total membership of $50. peirsss
organization was postponed unit /.
second sunday In January. M
lowing resolutions wereadcpIei
While opposed to snlerlrs -
pr,tieipUi lsarty MS i l0Jy, q
declare IL our duty to iix d,
influence with the law.making PVT
to secure the following objects
The regulation of The enplcyrl'
of children; securing the adCpta
proper laws regulating the houses
shutting a days work; reforms !
prison labor, so az TO prevent ibsP]
duct OF convict labor coming ID ID
petition with honest industry u
declare it the duty Of every latfi|
man TO use his honest elts|
ors to secure the amaE
ton of the condition Of the vats
classes generally, and to accom-
this we believe that. a cenlIsl egsi
zation should exist, wherlg
branches OF labor may prove allie
any particular one Oppressed v
itaI. We pledge ourstlyes to q
each other in securing fall WIS.,
the laboring man by oil honai
means, and we shall Withdraw
use our influence to have ollleis Y
draw, ali patronage from ally v
employer, let his calling DO WHALE.
We declare that all existing uss
labor laws should be rigidly eliM.
specially those requiring conli
education, and we pledge ouisi's
taxi such measures MS Will aeGa
enforcement. We favor aIluD
whenever differences exiil u
employers and employees, W
he self.employlnent o.
as complete independels,s1s', =
,nly be obtained when the ".
10 longer dependent on olaa
riduals for the right TO vaf
specially do we recolaIa''s vi
whenever the trades iniena ~
or the accomplishment q ' ~
purpose, if the funds o. lne N
ion will allow it, the resIslaaes,
f being pas ,ive should beee o. 4
nd aggressive, by using ~. KITS
roductively instead Of ''f
lively.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
A DAY AT DALLAS.
Base Ball When Brown Meets Brown
Then Comes the Tug OF War.
The Real Estate Meeting A High
County Ex.0hicial Indicted.
special to the Gazette.

| Special to the Gazette.
Dallas, December 1G.--The activ,
membership of the Brown Stockings
divided into two mines to-daymd play
ed n very pretty and interesting game
of ball TO fair sized audience. Carroll
captained one team and Stockwell the
other CAROLS team won by n score
of o too.
The real estate men of the city met
last night and arranged all prelimi-
naries, such rs appointing committees,
arranging for the entertain
ment, etc., for the land
mems state convention TO be
held next Tuesday. From present in
dications the convention will b. large
ly attended, and important in its pro-
ceedings.
The grand jury have returned bill
IF Indictment against well-known
ex-oflicial of Dallas county, who has
up TO three months ago stood high and
transacted important public business.
His name is withheld by the reporters
fOr judicious reasons, ut the request OF !
he authorities. Warrants have been
ssued and officers are looking for |
lin. He Is said to have fed 10 Mex
co. three weeks since, in company
With u woman of low reputation. The
rhine he is accused of Is filsfying ne
cunts aud misrepresentation of pub
e monies.
Three Johnson county prisoners
ere to-day brought To the city by
herifl Boyd ana lodged in the Dallas
)unty jail for safe keeping.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

N-rrCn,,p NO mn.

WELCOME no THE CROWN PRINCE.
h"me, December 1G.-The MAYOR of
ikoine has issued proclamation Stat.
lng mat the German crown prince will
arrive tomorrow, as tho guest of The
sovereign, TO draw closer the bonds
nelWeen Germany and I.aly, adaine.
ti!at fumc Will know how 10 receive
nun, ana he may regard his welcome
as me homage OF all Italians. The
po'lIiiical secretary of state vill hold n
conference ON the proposed visit of the
herman prince TO the pope. which
meeting is now considered assured