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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-13

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Der bornebmiten, dlteiten 6amilien oes
2anbes. Warim folIte es ni6t zines
Sages beiBen: r&ei6sratb .S0ran
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fein atpeiter i'm i6tpebif6en 9fei9e.
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aller Serieniger, Die. ibm feline 5tel=
lung ni6t oerseiben fonnteit, bic ibm
bic Gnaoe bes &6nigs n1iBg6nnten.
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li6ere Stimmung BET bornebmen So
milien bes 9an6es getporben : ber=
gebens. ST bate geboft, bur6 cine
8erbinbung nit elmer So6ter bes 9au:
fes Sture bas gorurtbeil enoli9 gu be-
fiegen, nun mar audi bieie leBte 9oft=
nung sef6eitert.
llnb ct itanb nod INNER bier, ipeilte
nod unter einem Oa6e, too inn ni9t
eiumal Die @aitfreunbi6aft ertpieien
mar, tpdbren6 man Dem Bettler Nufe
nabme getpdbrte. Sas 8lut f6pb inn
id6l;ngs lit bas 8eIi6t.
0 (GortfebEhy folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-13
sSie eim alter absenSer SeniterlaSe,s.

! so fiitb man6mal Die rbeumatil9en
@elenfe eines Mannes. Sic 6aspen
alt, roftig unb abgenubt unb Selung
febr n0tbig. Sie 8ei9weroe liegt i'm
8lut. Gin Mann Der ettpas nub 1T,
1T Der Wie0erberifellung tpertb. Sieies
fann 6ur6 8rotpn's Sron 8itters bollz
bra9t iperben. @s berei9ert unb rei=
nigt bas 8lut, entfernt bic S6mer5en
unb bewirft b6llise WieberberiteGung.
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9tortb 16. StraBe, ct. Souls fagt;
sd gebrau9te 8rotpn's Sron 8ttters
gegen &beumatismus, aGgemeine
@6wd6e unb GiebergeiGlagenbeit nit
ben beiten &eiultaten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-13

iiberaus Iei6tiinnig gei6loiien, baber
gebt bic 3abl BET gbel6eibunsen ins
6ren5enlDfe, baber iteigern fi6 bic frei=
tpilligen Srennungen unb Die Sdqe b0ss
tuilligen 8erlaiiens ins llngebeuerlide.
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ibrer 9ugenb riibnten gu f5nnei1. =
9lber es it, bei 2i6te befeben, eine
fabenI6einiee Sugenb. &anit es bod
ben fiiirmif9en 2iebesmerber ei1laben,
Iie gum Griebensri9ter gu besleitei1, Ser
pben ¬en idiir5t", obne baB bas @ez
ieb erit Die grfiiaung ppebantii6er"
beutf6er Gormalitaten erfDrbert. Was
aus oer iungen @be nadber tpirb, bas
1T auer6ings cine anbere Sa6e. Die
@lterit aber babeit in Ben meiiten Gallen
unt TO iueniger gegen bic Wabl Der So6z
ter ettuas ei1sutpenberL als 6as Sniff
tut Der Mitgift in Nmerifa 1ti1t befannt
1T. Waan befolnn,t fein Md66en, tuie
iie gebt un6 ffebt. llnb tper nod ettpas
6a5u baben tpollte, BET tpiirbe als gei=
itig ni6t gang normal betra9tet iperoen.
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um es 3u berfeben, baB man 50 junde
Md66en 10 aaein bur6 bie Welt fabren
ldbt. 0enn tbatid@li9 fommt es barauf
bina1ts, 6aB iie alleilt iinb = mas mil
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an Die geamten ibres 0eilnatbslan6es,
es 1T nod feline bon ibnen berloren ge=
gangen unb fie unter5ieben 1i9 ber ges
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arn meifen sufagenoen Oinge nit riibm=
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groBe Staot betreten trennen fie 1i9 in
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merinnen beftnben fi1 iibrigems 6iesmal
aud etpa fiinf5ebn iunge Mdb9en aus
Baltimore, aus iener Staot Ifnerifqs,
tpelde li9 riibmt, unb bas tpir6 tpobl
aud sugeitannen, baB fie 6ie i66niten
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gig pariferinnen faum febr suriid6al=
tenb tparer, bleiben ben 9tmerifanerinz
men gegeniiber in reipeftbolIer Gntferz
nung, benn iie tpiiIen, bic Mnttport auf
ieoe liebenswiir6ige Bemerfllng tpiirbe
fein: = tli9t ettpa: rSpre9en sic nit
meiner Wtama," fonoern: - pSiibren
sic mid gum Stanbesamte."
Bon bier aus gebt Die iunse S@aar,
tpenn i'd re6t beribtet bin, mad 0amz
burg unb bann balb tpieber beimmdrts.
So piel mir uns aber au6 abmuben,
uns in 6as Senfen unb Siblen zines
8olfes su berieBen, bas es als gana
felbifberitdn6li@ betra6tet, feline fliigge
gelporoenen Md69en 10 bur1 Die Welt
sieben su laiient tros alIer grtldrungen
mill e5 lins bod ni9t redt begreifli1
tuer6en. l1nb tpenlt mir uniere iungen
Wtdb9en fragen, mir tpetten, lie iebnen
ii6 au6 ni6t bana9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-13

- Gum 8eleg bafiir, mas mam fid)
anf engliiGen 8ibnen berausnimmt,
tpirb aus 2onbon folgenbes grteu,pore
miigetbeilt: pWenn 9u einen 6unb
bdttef, uie Diirbeit 9u ibn nennen?
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rWarum ni6ta" sd mill bas 9lnz
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ben. pg}un, bann biellei6t @lab=
ffone9" -nNein. ~ llnb tparum 1i9t?
$50 Mil ben Sunb nid5t f6dnoen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-13
Gine NHiinef,a,,nr

= Cine Miin6ener Girma, tuelde
nit 8ierbrauereien in @ei6dftsberbil1z
6ung itano, lna6te bancroft, uno bas
Geri6t erfab aus ben Nerre1nungen,
mas fir merfwiir0ige Stoffe un6 Oinge
mitunter 8ierbrauereiett geliefert Be-
fommen. 9ie na6ite Golge mar nun
Die, baB bel elmer Nit5abl BON 8iers
brauern in 9Of, 8apreut6 unb an6eren
Srten 9ausbur6iu6ungen nod Sur
rogaten aur 8ierfabrifation gebalten
uno au6 Bel einigen gierbrauern Bic
@ef9dftsbii6er init Bei9lag belegt
ipuroen. unb baB nun seget1 ale bieie
8rauereieu Elm Hieienpro5eB in 9lus=
f6t itebt. - Mu9 In 8eDerm alfo ift
bas 8ier ni9t mebr stpeifelsobne!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-13

SIN Staate Item gorf if bie @iz
pilOienitreform aud auf ale 8eamte
Der fdmmtli@en @tdbte, iopeit fie ni6t
bonn 8olfe getudblt iperben, geiebli6
ausgebebilt.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
New York Harbor.

Senator Miller, of Now York, introduced
in the senate yesterday bill to provide for
the improvement Of navigation at the on
trance to New York harbor which is identi-
house somo time ago by Gen. Slocum, and
which provides that the secretary of war
shall be authorized to invite proposals for the
deepening of Gedney's channel through
Sandy Hook bar, to tho extent of five feet
beyond tho present available depth of water
in said channel, for q width of not less than
500 feet and to enter into q contract for the
ceed 81 ,0O0000 and its maintenance at the
increased depth for period not exceeding
ten years at an annual cost equal TO 10 per
centum OF tho contract price for the original
Improvement
National Republican., 1884-06-18
Unearned Land Grants.

Senator Slater yesterday reported to the
senate, from the committee on public lands
a substitute for the house bill to declare the
forfeiture of the unearned land grant made
by act ofMay, 1870, to aid in tho construction
of railroad and telegraph line from Port.
land, Oregon, to Astoria aud McMinville in
the same state. The substitute provides that
SO much of the lands granted by that act as
are adjacent to and continuous with tho un-
completed portions of the railroad be declared
forfeited to the United States and restored to
the public domain, aud that they be made
subject to disposal undor tho general land
laws of tha United States
National Republican., 1884-06-18
DEPARTMENp news.

VIM. II. Woodward, OF Carbondale, H.. has been
restored to practice as an attorney before tho pen
sion Office.
The contract for approaches to the custom house
&C., at Albany has been awarded 10 Matt Taylor
OF New York, at 50 $50 for granolithic stone,
The comptroller OF the currency has declared n
second dividend OF per cent. In favor OF the
The patent ofiee yesterday issued 4lS patents
TWenty-nine patents were awarded to citizens of
foreign countries, OF the domestic patents
awarded New York secured 100, PENNSYLVANIA 4O
Illinois 80, Massachusetts A, and Ohio 20.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
THE RIVER AND uAnBoR BILL.
Amendments 10 the House Bill offered
In the senate Yesterday.


Amendments 10 the House Bill offered
I'm the Senate Yesterday.
In tho senate yesterday amendments woro
offered to the house river and barbor bill as
follows:
BY Mr. Cameron, Of Pennsylvania: For tho
Improvement OF the wost branch Of the Sus-
quebanna river, between Salt Lick And But
termilk falls, 100000; for continuing tho Inn
provement at Schooner ledge, Delaware river,
$4,000, and for continuing tho improvements
at Cherry Island fats, Delaware river, $50 600.
BY Mr. Call of Florida: For continuing tho
improvements at the entrance to Cumberland
sound, Georgia and Florida, $4,000; for
continuing the improvement at Apalachicola
bay, Fla, $4,000; for continuing improve
mont Of the harbor at Pensacola Fla, $780,
000j for commencing the Improvement of the
hnrbor NJ Cedar Keys, Fla, including tho
channel from Suwanoo river to Cedar Keys,
$4,000; for continuing the improvement OF
the harbor at Tampa bay, Fla',, $4,000 ;
Tor improving the harbor at
Manatee Fla, $4,000; at Crystal river, Fla,
$1,000, and at Anotolo. Fla, $1,000; for improv-
ing the inland channel from Cedar Keys along
the coast of Florida to Tampa, $1,000; for
improving Charlotte harbor, Fla, including
Caloosahatchio river and Peace creek, $4,000;
for improving the channels at Key West,
Fla, 100000; for improving tho entrance to
the harbor of st. Augustine, $4,000; for i'm
proving the entrance to Amosassa river, Fla,
$4,000, and for improving St Johns river,
Fla, from tho mouth of tho river to tho
head of navigation, including Wekira river,
$4,000.
By Senator Pugh: For improving Black
Warrior river, Ala, from Tuscaloosa TO forks
of Sipsey and Mulberry rivers, $4,000.
By Senator Pike; For improvement of
Winnipiseogeo lake, N. H., at point called
the Weirs, $4,000.
By Senator Cullom, of ILL.,: For tho con-
struction of the Hennepin canal, 100000.
By Senator jackson For the improvement
ofCumberland river above Nashville, 800, 900.
indianapolis VS.. Washington. Athletic park, to-
National Republican., 1884-06-18
For Fiah CuIturn.

Senator COnger reported favorably TO the
senate yesterday from the committee on COM
meroe the house joint resolution to authorize
tho secretary of war to lease to the board OF
fish commissioners of tho state of Michigan a
MaTy's Falls canal, and between said canal
and the rapids of St. Mary's river The reso.
luton was read third time In tho senate
and passed.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
Gdlantro- Gmplunmrut.

DY A COMPETENT PERSONA SITUATION
u as lady'S maid, would wait on an invalid lady;
willing to assist with growing children; Is neat
sewer; Will be found willing ana Obging; good refer
onces' Can be seen or addressed ut 20 lol2st lis
DY . gIRIS-A SITUATION Az SEWING
4 and chnmhermaid; are willing to travel Address
BELL, 022 25th st. N. w. 1-lO
A LADY WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE AS
"A accountant and copyist desires Office work; ref
erences satisfactory. Address A. J. j., Republican
Oihce l-lg
National Republican., 1884-06-18
pnvment for InAInn Lnnh..

Senator Plumb offered an amendment to
tho sundry civil appropriation bill yesterday
TO provide for the payment to the Creek ma
tion Of Indians OF $S63l3, for l50S7O acres
Of land taken from them by tho United
States in excess Of the estimate made in the
National Republican., 1884-06-18
Eor ,be ReIicr OF Ixan,ns s.,,I.,.

The house committee on public lands yes
terday after argument by Senator Van Wyck
and Representative Laird, directed Repre-
sentative Payson to report fayorably bill
appropriatng $2500OO to reimburse persons
who settled upon or purchased lands within
the grant made to tho Northern Kansas Rail-
National Republican., 1884-06-18

road company, and to whom patents for such
land were issued but against whose rights to
the land decisions were rendered by the
United States courts on account Of the pri-
ority Of tho grant to the railroad company.
The bill provides that the reimbursement
shall be at the rate of $3.50 per acre.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
RnIIrond NInttcrn.

Senator Hampton reported favorably yes
terday from the committee on military
affairs the house bill to authorize the extern
sion of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
oompany's line to q point on tho military
lands at Fortress Monroe, Va.
National Republican., 1884-06-18

third article of tho treaty Of 1866, this pay
ment being at the ratio Of thirty cents per
acre, with interest at 8 per cont. per annum
since the proclamation Of the treaty.
National Republican., 1884-06-18

HD- Advertisements under Me hedds Of Wants, For
Rent, For Sale, boarding, Lost and Found, and
10 cents ons Insertion each additional insertion 10
cents. Business cards not included IN these rates
National Republican., 1884-06-18
educational.

CtERMAN SUMMER SCR, OIL,
w 1923 Twelfth street n W.
Childreu,s session juno 20. Childrcn taught 10
speak In the most pleasant (uuturdD method, An
ply 70 MISS DORAZlWET, sl3 sixth street n. ".
Az home 10 3p. m, ielH2w
ToWE's BOOKlCEEPiNG-rHE SHORTEST
l. method Ia the UultUd StAt0s; months OF study
saved; no test books; open all the year; day and
night sesslolsi with peninHnshlp &C, 80 q month;
SID for three monthsi HoweB Rapid Business Pom.
manahlp alone, 23; terms higher AFTER October l..
HoWES BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5lT 7th 81.
GpENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE LINCOLN
- Hall Building, corner Ninth and % stropts bay
aud night sessions Complete In Its arrangements f1r
training sons aud daughters and mon and wOmcn for
seltsuppprt useinlnohs, and honorable independence.
Scholarship for year nom date of entrRuce, day nr
night fpOi per quarter, day 500 night $40 Students
received every month IN thn year Spring and sum,
HENRY q. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL,
Mrs SARA a. SPENCER, VieePrlnelpal.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
@lantt0---AtIn,

SeNal'bu- rgitH
NTANTED IMMEDIATELY-TE FIRST,
w clnss walters, Il good cook, and woman 10
scrub. Apply ut DRIVEHs SUMMER GARDEN,
1913 Pa. az. 2-2O
YXTANTED-A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT IL OR
w Is years of age, In book and stationery store;
one having some experience preferred. 1884 l4th
81. N. w. 2-2O
NNTANTED-A BARBER AT THE NATIONAL
w Hool barber shop, 9th and Pa. ay. 2ls
WTANTED - WIDE-AWAKE, ENERGETIC
w men to push city trade; small salary to begin.
Apply, personally or by letter, TO PRUDENTIAL
Co, 657 II 81, N. w. 2-1S
UyANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR
w general homework IN family of four. Apply
at lA2O N St otter 4 y, m. 21S
WANTED RELIABLE CoLoRED WOMAN
w 70 cook must come well recommended. Apply
at ITO L ST. NV. 2l0
UTANTED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN
w to 20 seven miles In country to cook, wash, and
iron Tor two. T23 18th 81. N w. 2-lS
NXTANTED- WHITE GIRLS no WAIT
w On table. Apply at Crumps Dining Rooms.
yXTANTED-A GOOD WAITER TO TAKE
w charge OF dining room; also good chamber
maid must furnish references, Odl II st N. W. 2.1S
WY yANTED-LADIEs, CITY AND COUNTRY
W. 10 mako ~ to % daily, frlnging Easter cards.
send 80 cents stamps or postal noe for Instructions
and samples, Address AGENCY. L. o. Box 1880
New York city. 2-ma3l-mwf
yATANTED-GoOD, RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
w the United Statos Beneficial Society. Apply
daily attor a. M, to l., g. GADD, Secretary, room
81 Lenox Building, Th and sts. n. W. p
National Republican., 1884-06-18

indianapolis VS. Washington. Athletic park, to
day
National Republican., 1884-06-18
Fnr Ntni Nnnma.

OOn N. Y AV. - FURNISHED ROOMS,
OOO south front--1 on 80 door front and on list
iluor; viii be rented for housekeeping or parlors
alone; to tho right parties very reasonable rates
National Republican., 1884-06-18
$40, 900 WORTH OF FURNITURE
FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale other Mt Wholesale
RETAIL tho large and magnificent stock Of furniture
oftho late q. NJ Wight deceased, at his late place of
business, No. G27 and go Louisiana avenue, oppo.
suites of walnut, mahogany, ash, and pine, office,
dining room, and other household furniture OF every
description mostly made by hand ana Of very si-
perIor quality. A salesman who has been in Mr..
Wghts employ for over twenty years will he found
on the premises authorized to show and sell the ur-
nlture and deliver the same.
REGINALD FENDALL,
Administrator.
Terms, cash.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
.Sor 91ent--3ousrs

FFYoU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT on
4 Trade city OF County Property come aud seothe
WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTHER, 81. Charles
Hotel, cor, Third IT, and Pa. NV. N. w. mhlpu
National Republican., 1884-06-18
Snussmtnts
TNoRD's.HZts

PROFESSIONAL CHAMPION BtCYCLE RACE
MONDAY, JUNE 80, $3.50 i. NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

wAsuINGToN, May a. Senator
Cameron of Pennsylvania appeared IN
the senate this morning, ana tne sen,
atnrs congratulated him on ms sAie
return and improved health.
Several petjtiOns were presented, oP
nosine government assumption OF tei'
sM slater from the committee on
n,hiic lands reported favorably the
bill to forfeit the grants lcl luz I pse;sic
pleted portion Of the Sor'nsA ~
Mr. Hin submitted the report o. .,d me .
committee on post-ofiices anu PI
roads on the subject OF the po''a 'e''
sr MP L,apham submitted the report Oh OF
tho committees OF privileges ana eiec-
sions on the Danvilie investigator;
'J NJ Vance is preparing minority
report on the copiah county in
satn1o No IinvalIs introduced bill to pro !, .,
IN 90 ia sale Of lands belonging "
the I swirie bands Of Pottowa''omie in
c' ans senate took up the bill 70 g RAM
InS so q clark's Fork kaiironu
Tue anu richt OF way through pof-
Hnn n Yellowstone park.
'oa !" i.onger submitted an smena,
,aa. n limit the company's con.Ios =, :" !
,n0 faef n width, and pronin,,sw,ng . az.
company from erecuns
cent for station purposes. NH, There
Mr.. Logan opposed lug ~ robble up
was great dispos'''oA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Preparations for the Republican Con-
yenti0n at Chicago.

CHICAGO, MAJ 27.-PreparatioDs
are rapidly making for the national
Republican convention, which
convenes next Tuesday. Hon. Jno.
C. New and Hon. Jno. A. Martin
of the national committee have been
busy since their arrival In giving In
sfrIctions for completing arrange
ments for the press and
telegraph companies. The space
for the press being limited, provision
can only be made fordaily newspapers,
and few other papers. Representa-
sure TO come armed with credentials
from the home Office. As the Associate
ed Press Is prepared TO make u
verbal report Of tbs proceedings
aud liberal descriptive matter,
the press will be thoroughly supplied
In the regular way. The headquarters
OF the subcommittee of the national
committee are at the Palmer house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
A NEW AMENDMENT.
THE pREsIpENTIAL rERM

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator
ingalls, reported to the senate TO-DAY
from the committee on Judiciary n
substitute for the joint resolution intro.
duced by Senator jackson, proposing
an amendment to the constitution raj.
alive to the terms of president and
vice-president. The amendment to
the constitution provided for in In.
gals substitute Is as follows:
Article 2 The executive power shall be
vested In the president OF the United S,atcs
Of america Ihe president and vice-presi.
gent hereafter elected shall hold their offices
Tor term OF six years, but tue pres,deni
shaii not be eligible. nor shall the vicc-presi.
dent be eligible TO the office OF president. n
vacancy therein. e VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
EGYPr.
DoNGoLA AND DAnrouR.

DON1Olsa aND DAhFoUR.
CAIRO, May 27.-The governor of
Dongola visited the disturbed district
and persuaded the people to remain
quiet. The tribes consented to pay
taxes. The governor engages to psc-
ify SOudan, If several thousand troops
are sent TO him. The governor of Oar
four says after visiting the rebels, and
for two years oft-solicited assistance, /
finally surrendered 10 avoid bloodshed.
NEWS BREvITIEs.
CAIRO, May 27.-The khedive has
written TO Queen Victoria asking that
Col. Baker be IT lstated in the British
army in view of his great services In
Egypt Late advlces from the gov
ernor of Dongola show that he will be
compelled to make peace, owing 10 the
total defeat of the rebels In the
disturbed districts, who were COM
pletely Overawed by the power of the
government.
Sheba Pasha, at the request OF
England. has sent a servant to khar.
toum with letters insisting upon Gen.
Gordon's return. The messenger will
return in fifty days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
GRANvILLE mo aEsIaN

GRANVILLE TO RESIGN.
LONDON, May 2T.--It is reported that
Earl Granville will resign the position
of secretary of state for foreign affairs
on the dissolution OF parliament. The
reasons given for the resignation are
that his health Is failing and he is be-
coming too deaf to conduct the bust
ness Of the office.
ELopEMENT IN HIGH LIFE.
LONDON, May IL The daughter
and heiress of Crawshaw Bailey. one
of the wealtbiest iron-masters OF Wales,
elopsd with Gordon Canning, Cath
Ollie. The young lsdy's governess, also
a Catholic, gave the couple opportuni-
ties for meeting. The Jesuits are said
to have assisted In the marriage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
IuE DANvILLE RIOT.

DRr oF THE COMMITTEE.
tyGroN May 27.-The major
Ut Of the senate election
on the Danville riot
was premeditated and pre-
for the purpose of raising
sue and intimidating the
that the Democrats preas-
eriot, and Endorsed it after
Elrred. Lapham, who pre-
report, introduced some
(which he claimed sustained
hsou that the riot was the
work of the Democratic
pumlttee finds no evidence
resroes fired a shot until af-
Phlta fired a general volley,
vayew had weapons of any
snegroes were of all ages and
andhad gathered unques-
from curiosity. The whites,
contrary, were generally
The fire bells were rung, but
fn; on the contrary, it was a
goal for the white mil.
npny. The whites came
Fon all directions, and arms
nbuted to those who had
shops and stores. The re-
auaes that the object of the
sln these efforts to provoke
aeand alarm the blacks and
DE whites was two-fold.
lntimidate the colcred
ocailties where they were
IN Danville; second, but
produce such a frenzy OF
lne state as would induce
s'oTs to join with their own
escape the contumely and
70 which they would other.
eiecled for fraternizing polit.
.niggeIs," 1t was made
mat the blacks were
Adsrs, when in truth
Democrats were a moi
lol OF hetown, and no negro
r M DIS appearance on the
.ne occurrence was one
.'ea rejoicing instead of re
Recommendation made il
y report that the basis of rep
" snail lie reduced when til,
We wei Is denied or abridged il
vas adopted as a part of thi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
RRR AND KELLOGG.

~ PERSONAL REMARKS.
'stoS, May 27.-Ker, in his
oe'ore the Springer COM
uAy' said 1t seemed that KEEL
s0a as, about newspaper offices
,h aoout him. He had been
o, WA. ne Kellogg had told a
n sIpohdent that he would
MI. Ikea shotgun and blow
III, brains. I want to say
,1s'o witness, that il Kellogg
Sstn aa OF satisfaction, If he
bs.s ow the time and place l
ktion II he wants that kind
Sss ne may have it. My
~ never been assailed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
AusrRAL1A MAI

him., MAIL.
|sa as'DS TO BE RENEWED.
,s,os' May Gin regard
ItesI coming from San
S AZ effect that the main
kusi arc. mail between that
81 thi Is threatened by the
Ia sn hls government to
St.ofi,oaalu it is said at
mite department. that
Shtati,e OF the house
nmen.ses ~. IN accordance with
|6nsbbualion of Postmaster
s,sd iaam, Is understood TO
ausiiSa,ma measure providing for
s snunn Of the subsidy Of
&, n nun, which has hitherto
abd . 4 service between San