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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

1t Is strange so many people Will continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eral Debility, when they can procure AT our
store SHILOH'S YITALlZER, free OF cost II II
docs not cure or relieve them. Price, 75 cents.
Sold by II. B. Cochran, l37and l39 North Queen
Street. Lancaster. fCdllcO,I5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
TI'tiE
Indians Have Gone

But their medicines remain with US, aud can
be found In every drug store in tho city, and
people who are using their medicines can be
supplied at the same prices as were established
by the Indians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
American Art.

photographs, Engravings, etc, can be eX-
quisitely colored with with liquid Art Colors
made from Diamond Dyes. Full directions
for this beautiful art work, with u handsome
oolored cabinet photo sont to any address TOR
10 cents. WELLS n RICHARDSON Il co.
Huntingdon VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

DENsuN'S SKIN CURE rOR SALE AT
ID COChrau's Drug store, No. I5I and l3g
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

FOR Lame nack, side or ,ncst, use SIII-
l. )H'S POROUS PLASTER. Pricn, IS cent
sold 10y II. Il. Cochran, l3I and lJJ North Queeu
SIR sgt. Lancaster. 'gUIteOlr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
well as Ever.

Lottio Howard writes from Buffalo, v. ! d.
my system became greatly debilitated
through arduOus professions al duties. Suffered
from nausea sick healactc and IiliOusness
Tried BGrdock blood Bincrs with the most
beneficial effect Am well as ever. For sale
by II B. Cochran druggist, l3i AMI l39 SUrti
Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

M EDTCAL.

nUICK ACriSG AND SURE HAVE
W known "A single Benson's Capcine Porous
Plaster 20 cure solatica."-J. II. Allen, Drug
gist, N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

I)hOffssioNs al PiAnO MOVER
~ Plhnos ana Furniture moved at short no.
tice. orders by luail solicited. over 05O
pianos moved In three years. -'''O
-, AUG. II. RElNOEHL
ieDi-Iiu No. S26 N. Queen St, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
Indian Cough Syrup

introduced, and all people who are suffering
with coughs, colds and lung troubles shuu.u
not delay It's use. Price o cents per bottle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
Modoc Indian Oil

VIII never bs forgotten by ;hu q who saw the
wonderful cures performed IN public by the
Indian medicine men. The Indians believe 1t
TO bc the Great Spirits medicine. 1t relieves
all pain instantly.
ASK your druggisttor MODOC INDIAN oil.
Take no other, 1t Is the best Price - cents
per bottle hye bottles for 81. All keep It,
m3-lydW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

HhnoyOr Accommodation west connecting
AZ Lancaster with Niagara Exl'rr3p at g.R
viii run through 10 Hanover daily, exempt
sunday.
frederick Accommodation. west, counrst,uy
At Lancaster with tI-st Line, wust ~ !:s5. viii
run through 10 F-oIOriCk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
NTIUTORIA
Corn Remover,

The most effective preparation for the re-
moval OF Corns, Buntons, Warts, etc, ever
placed before the public.
: Warranted 10 eradicate completely and
within a short time the most obdurate corns,
hard or SOFT without pam.
1T Is A PosITIyB oUnK. SOLD AT
BECHTOLD'S DRUG STORE,
No. lOl WEST ORANGE STREET. corner OF
Charlotte. dl-lYd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
Ka-Ton-Ka

Operates with energy upon the bowels, liyer,
kidneys, and pores OF the skin, thus CNpf ling,
by means OF these organs, the disCase.Ecrms,
or cause OF sCrOtulOus, inherited, and COnta-
giOus humOrs and disease which float In the
blood, Precipitation aud urine. In forty min
utes after taking the first dose IL may be de
teCted by chemical analysis In the blood, per.
spiratiOn ana urine, where n acts upon lis
cused or morbid impurities and destroys them,
after which they pass hatmlcssly from the
system. Hence It's gTcar power over disolsC -
witch derive no benefit from all other forms
OF treatment. As a blood purifier and spring
medicine 1t surpassCs all other compounds. II
aCts gently set freely upon the bowels, over.
coming constipation, dyspepsia, sick head
ache iurTCd tongue, biliUusuUss, tOrpldity of
the liver, high COlOrcd or thiCkcncd urine, in
u very few doses. 1t GNCitcs the APPETITE, In
cTCases the flesh, hardcn5 the muscles, and
solidiiCs the bones. IL IL u mother remedy.
regulating aud strengthening the material
functions, lt purIiies the icrna system of
ulCCrlnivC weaknesses and debilitating hum
OTs. II CXpels the first symptoms OF hCTcdi.
tary humOrs and diseases IN children and
youth. II Is wonderful IN nervous debility,
emaCiatiOn and dropsy. II eNpel- the cause OF
rheumatism and gOut and invariably cures.
There are no forms of disease upon which the
medicine does not act iayOrably by reason OF
its purifying action on the great fluids OF the
system. Pric3 81 per bottle, six bottles tor g..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

I I-DIAN MEDICINES FOR SALE AT
i COChTau'5 Drug Store, No 1877 and lJg North
Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
sournwAnp. / sTArlONn
( wknwALL LEBAsUa q .uu.tu,>,u,,,
- NNhLEl NAlLROND IIMk.TAMIE

{ "KnwALh LEBANOa y UuiEut>pvh
" VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE
souTHwARD.
,n,,,annns rans IoAVo Lebanon daily Except sun
hhyl ~ t'b "A. M, 1879 and 716 D. IN
nla nla CIV ", mi NJ ConcwRgo at 722 a. M. In
anu s'n T.. IN, connecting with the Pcnnsy =
wanna railroad Tor points East and West.
NORTHwARD.
s:lo u. IN. ~
arrive AZ cornwall at S.l6 n. m, AIS and aiS
y. m; at Lebanon at $50 A. m 4 10 and ~, N
III, connecting at Lebanon with PhiladCIphia
hthdinR railroad Tor points East aud West
anu thr Lebanon Trenont hruuCh IA tor J ohna'
tpMh, iineRiOvC ana fremont
iho b;ju "a. III. train Will stop Ouly at Corn.
wall, ColeUTOOk ana Hollairo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
DAY'SCELEBRATEDSOAp
THE CONDITIONS ARE

THE CoNDlTlONS ARE:
lst All lists must be accompanied by a 2
eentstamp tor return postage, and the Written
statement that you have AMI are now using
Tue Day soap IN your family, and the name
ana address OF tho grocer from whom YOU
buy tt. ''
"a. Words must be written plainly and mum.
~; NO words counted In which letters are
USED not found In Days Celebrated Soap.
sun. All lists must be- in by the rrst of MAY
as inc premiums will be given ON that dav
otn Inc premiums VIII Do given in rotation
accoruinB 10 largest list of words.
,otn write your name and address nlaInlv nm
nst, ana Tor iurther information ami instIInc
lions enclose cent stamp, ' '"S
Ihis oi1er Is made to induce you TO try and
use tno 2urest ami best Soap made By lis use
you nave no boiling, no scaldiug no near NO
steam, and your washing done In one.naII the
usual time. '' 'i'0
Days Soap must bo used NJ directed Dir,o.
lions VIII be found on each wrapper, The
Days Soap can DO had of leading Wholesale
ana retail grocers throughout the Uniiei
states Elegant embossed cards gwen witt
Days Soap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
g.
rRAvELrR,s sUIDr.
; HHs1nsrrR Hs,, .,,, AND m,LLrnsv,LLr *. !,

u Cara run ~ follows ~
~ No Lancaster P. u. Dopot), at 7, o AN.
s.,,.,m.' ,m.' hnu u md $50 ". m CNCcpt ON
auuaS wien tito last car leaves nt g.,1 a. m
IN n nv aiiiorsyillo dover end), ats, s'ano
~ IN, aud ], ., y ana 7 D. IN " '''' " wv"
SUNDAY. "''" ''no oscept ON
~ ROAD TIME TABLE
Ttaine now run regularly on mo ,oiu,pt,,
nort Deposit Railroad on tho following
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
RnADINa - UuhUnB,A I'D.
AAhAsGkhkST OF PAssEHsH.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 2grR, lss

rtiGns connect Rt RCadtuy with train. 10 l.t
,ioin fhlndolphin, POttsyulo, Harrisburg, Al
i,snto"h anu New York, via ROund h'urs
AT Coluubia with trains to sud rrum 10 O..
hanover, Gettysburg, frederick ana n.ri
"ote' A NJ. WILSON. So.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26

pEhnskLNa kAIiKOaD- s~u
S,hEpl lE -On aud suor SUSpA
NoN EM BER, IS lS53, tTllBs On tho r.nusy
VNnN haiITptl Will arrive at and leave ths
NV NIOI hnl HhilANNlnhiM Nnnnla an fnIlnN,. :.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-26
SKiN oUKE,

tFrom the Springfield Republican,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-22
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND G. PACIFIC

serg the Central
Southeast, hwee:.
and
Caatn,
Acson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-22
DR.. FraZier'S Magic Ointmen t

A sure cure for Little Grubs in
the Skin, Rough Skin, etc. 1t will
remove that roughness from the
hands and face and make you beau
tifui.. Price soc. Sent by mail.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
Rosedale Addition.

The Investment Company, Limited
nave Just completed surveys and plat
OF AZ acres of beautiful land Just south
OF fuckers addition, to which they
have given this suitable name. 1t i
trav.ersed by Oak, South Main, South
Husk and South Calhoun streets, and
tnese ,intersected by Violet, Magnolia
Eosedalc, Oleander and Murphy
streets. The property has been go
sub,diyided rs to make the handsom-
esq building sites yet offered, none OF
the lots being less than l00xll0 feet
sand moreover these run through from
one broad street TO another) many of
them corners, and most all having Two
ironts. There are lots l00Xll0, l00x200
ana 20oXlO0. a good class of houses
are sure to be erected upon such fine
lois and they will be sold Mt moderate
prices until alternate ones are disposed
OF. Our vehicles go out a number of
tunes daily, and we will be pleased to
take all buyers out with us.
TEXAS INVESTMENT Co., LIMITED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
A Professional nrinker-

| came across professional drinkel
the other night. You never heard OF
such thing? Nor did | until | had
IL pointed out to me and explained II
was Mt the Liederkranz masquerade,
The great bar-room of the academy Of
music was crowded, and it always il
when the auditorium is in use for
notable dancing. A man took a seat
at one of the numerous tables, and or
dered whisky. The waiter started
away to fetch the drink.
Say, here" the man called in n
ioud, but not boisterous voice, 'let il
be Torrido whisky, and none other. -
Iorrido was not the name, but that
suggestion of fiery liquid is better TO
write than the one which he is adyer-
Using. Yes; this was professional
drinker, in the employ OF leading
WHISKY manufacturer. 1t was his bus
mess To order this particular brand of
WHISKY IN public places. He was n
,weil-diessed, middle-aged man, who
looked like competent Judge
beverages, and quite able to
hoiu considerable quantity without
WNWs,lng ms genilemanly bearing.
"he1 the liquor was brought he
tNN' w Niit MaikeI again az 10 hi,
strons preference of Torrido, which
he declared TO be the only whisky
worth drinking. An hour later he
was empha,ically demanding Torrido
VI Tue bar. and again he held an arpu.
hent on the subject with a chance ac.
quaintsnce in the midst of mn
oyerhearing hundred. "There h
nothing that folks are SO
e3acting about in their Ignorance y
said the friend who explained the pro.
iessional drinker to me, than in the
matter OF drinks. The slightest THING
VIII SET man TO ordering a special
brand There is no tellinS how many
,eiiows are now specifying Torrido for
:, no other reason than that they heard
this man mention it at the Leiierk RAM
naii' lie no doubt cost the firm 500
o ana. night, altogether; but how else
could have they done 80 much efisct.
I'VE advertising for the same moneypu
bnt how much will it cost the nroIes-
sionai drinker? Perhaps his death in
an inebriate asylum. New York Cor.
respondent Albany Evening Journal. |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
Personal.

City Attorney, James w. Swnyne
IL IN rather critical condition. None
OF MS friends are permitted I'M hls
room. He seemed to be comparatiyelv
easy yesterday, but considerable un-
easiness Is felt for him.
a. Il. Coley, business agent of Miss
Ada Pray, called on the GAZETTE
yesterday. "
Messrs. Lambert and Williams OF
Austin gave the GAZETTE n call last
night, en- route for the cattlemnn's
convention at Dallas.
Mr.. James NJ, Brown, sheriff OF Lee
county, who has four horses here In
training for the coming races. arrived
IN the city last night ON the Missouri
Pacific.
Mr.. j. NJ. Mathis, "A p,ominen,
cattleman of Victoria, stopped over i,l
the oity last night, en- route for the
Dallas convention.
Hal Costing, the atrable Unite,
States marshal OF the San Antonio ala.
triot, came In from Austin last nIpht
aud Will return today.
Hon. George A. O'Brlen of Waco
deputy revenue collector Third dis,
trict, sin the city,
Mr.. J. Nj. Cartwright. represont,n,
the Galveston Christian Adyocntn II
Ia the city, looking after the interes,s
oi his excellent Journal, which will
issue a special Jubilee edition dur inw
the present year -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ward are
rejoicing over tbeadvent of n little in-
FAINT girl at their house.
The road overseers' commissions for
the ensuing year were being prepared
In the county clerks Office yesterday.
There are l6i commissions.
The county court was in session yes-
terday NJ work on the civil jury
docket.
The commissioners court was In
session yesterday, II was ordered that
the contract for cutting out the right
of way to the new iron bridge on Viii
lagc creek, on the Fort Worth and Dal-
las road, together with the building of n
bridge over u slough ON the same roud,
he awarded TO j. w. Patillo.
Wash Berry, the negro who is ac-
cused OF robbing Mrs, Thompson,
some nights since, was released on II
$500 bond yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
In BRIEF.

Read the personal OF IL schwartz.
Jobbors and dealers IN cigars. Kesd II
Schwartgs personal Ia to-doy's Issue.
Money to loan In sums of $500 and over on
real estate, j. II. COOPER, Au'y-atlaw.
Frank Kaiser kccpu tho best beer In III,
city: gives this business his personal atten
ton, and Keeps nm orderly house. Give hin
n call.
Reader II you want n nrstclnss Job OF
horae-shoeing or carriage work, go TO the
Fort Worth carriage works, and j. @. Johns
will do you up In good shape.
Tho regular meeting OF tho directors of tho
Fort Worth Building ana Lonn association
VIII take place nj the court house NJ ilO p.
IN. to-day. Stockholders desiring loans viii
10 In attendance. j. J. MELTON Soc'y.
Tho ooorod people arc making prcpara.
tons for n grand bali 10 be given Thursday
night NJ Gcrmania opera house, which Will
surpass anything they have ever undertaken,
Parties desiring Mosques must procure
tickets. u, II. BLACK, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
BAIRD.
Visitors 10 the Cattle COnrention-Briei
Local Notes.

spcoInl TO tho Gazette.
Baird, March l0.-Many Of our cii-
zens have gone TO the cattle conVen'
ton at Dallas, aud more viii follow on
tonights train.
Business IS quite dull for the present,
hut with strong prospects for improve
ment soon, especially when the spring
roundup commences.
Weare informed that many Of our
largest cattle owners are buying inn
proved cattle for the purpose of grad
ing their herds higher.
1t is an assuerd fact that Baird viii
have first class steam mill. This
will be decided addition to our town,
and a convenience to the farming cle-
rlent Of this county, us the fact is more
fully made known that Callahan
county is adapted to farming, besides
being good sheep and cattle country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
DALLAS.
Cou'hy FIuances-A Suit for Damages
or for the Penltentlary.

special To- the Gazette.
Dallas, March 1n.-Tbe report ,ol
County Treasurer Downs, made TO the
courty commissioner to-day shows
that after paying every character oi
msturcd obligations there Is nearly
$s2 900 surplus in the Dallas county
treasury. Ninety thousand dollars. OF
bonded obligations have been llquidat-
ed within the past five years
Suit was filed Ia The district court
to-day by NJ. l.. Hodges against Tlll-
man T. House Tor $4,000 damages for
selling lot OF cigars and liquors.
stored In his house.
An agent Of the Rusk penitentlary
conveyed the following prisoners to
that institution: James Wilson, horse
thief, two years, julius Jones, b@rgla-
ry, five years; Anderson Fields, as
eault TO Kill, two years; Austin Lott,
thief two years, all from Ellis county;
Dock Martin, murder four years,
Robert Terrell, theft Of cattle, five
years, from johnson county; William
Tranble, theft Of money, five years,
from 1arrant county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
A BOLD THEFT.

Chicago, March Last Saturday
about O'Clock in the afternoon Paw.
master q. ;. Bartlett OF the Chicago
Burlington d Quincy railroad left his
Office for lunch without taking the
pfecaution to close the combination of
the big safe In which WAS deposited
money lor the payment of employees
On leaving the room, he did 80 with.
out waiting for the return OF other mt.
laches OF the Office, who had all pon,
To lunch Before his return the sac
was robbed OF all ils contents. with
lhe exception of some packages al
tickets and small change. The total
amount disappearing, as near ps IN.
company officials can estimate. is $oT
100. On the facts becoming known and
Investigation instituted, Paymaster
Bartiett was discharged from The s.r.
wee OF the company for negligence.
and the matter placed In the hands nj
detectives. An effort was made Ia
keep the affair secret in the hope that
detection would be facilitated. but lhs
Affair becoming known and In the he.
iiei That An exaggerated statement
would he published concerniny ~
robbery, the officials showed wfninr,
meas that the exact facts shonld 81
furnished 70 the public. The theory
advanced by the treasurer of the com.
phny ~ that the robbery was accom-.
plished by sneak thief. The tw.
usors leading 10 the cashiers o,ire
',oii vacant room Were found aiar
on the paymaster's return. The nav.
masters room Is located In the genera
.iiice OF The company on the second
noor OF the building, and was con.
stucted separately with view
OF guarding against the intrusio"
y, thieves, but IN this instance he
nus. ordinary precautions appear 10
paye been ignored. The explanation
gwen oy the paymaster Is tina, n w.s
supposed the vacant room adioinim',
ins ciiioe was always kept locked mi
~ THIS ease il was proved othar, 1l'
Ia,n s uoor was closed, and also the MI.
Jo,hing vault Ia which the safe i 1 1o
Gated, when the paynsster lar ~
nom. The cashier of tie cn,n, sns
a'u an assistant occupy orac,iraiis,,
tne same roam, but sit at desks . sa'y
Whnt removed from the vault and IL ~,
angie which partially conceals M an NJ
, trance 70 The vault, so thai any one en-.
,eting irohl tne vacant room conld
have accomplished the robbery wi, tbu
their knowledge, The pavnasia, ~
sumes that the robbery Wa, "o,n. s, ~,
by some one having cansn,a,a
knowledge OF tho room and ia haphs,
~ IL x>.ax.xasana4ss N*A~ VIZ uNuikh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
/. GOLDBERG 81 co.
Exclusive wholesale Dealers Ia Dry Goo ds
Notions, Bovts. shoes Hats,
Cans, Etc.


We call attention to the t.fple rol-
umn advertisement OF Mcs'.rs. /. Gold
torg & Co., which NJ pears on TIE
second page OF this iss.de. This Grm
though conparativ ely new to tll,
trade. has made a foputstt0n through.
out the territory tributary ~ Fort
Worth that would do credit ~ the old.
cr installations Of more pretentious
cities. Elg months ago they
closed out their retail department aud
have since given their time and attcn-
ton to the wholesale business c,.-
cSusivcly. In New York and Boston
She firm OF I Goldberg % Co. do an
immense business, and their facilities
for supplying the Western trade
through their house nj Fort Worth are
not surpassed by any iobbing house In
the state. Mr.. Goldberg has Just re-
turned from n purchasing tour to the
Eastern markets und their large and
capacious store.rooms ARE literally
packed with new goods. The addition
OF this mammoth establishment to the
large wholesale houses already in tuc-
cessfll operation ia the city, makes
Fort Worth the dry goods center of
North Texas. a more enterprising set
of gentlemen thnn compose the firm Of
|. Goldberg IL Co, would be hard TO
ind, and we wish them all the success
they merit,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11

In is1t the banking firm OF Tidball
~ wilson was succeeded 10y Tidbau,
VanAandt Co., and under this Arm
name the Institution soon became onr
OF the most popular In the state X
nj. VanHandt, 'rhds. A. Tldbail. /. p
Smith and ]. j. Jarvis were names
that inspired confidence and the mr..
gent necessity for such an Institution
being fully realized the new orpanisa.
ton was hailed with deliyhf The
capital stock OF the new bank was IN.
creased and tho personal popularitv of
the Individual nicmbers stasted
IL upon career OF prosperity for
which parallel would b he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
The Glass Blowers.

pittsburg, March S.-Many window
s s,i blowers who went to Belgium te
Work during the late strike, havino
neeh promised big wages, have 70,
turned and report that since the settle.
,heht iorty-one factories out of ISc
nave ces ed operations, owing to he
great falling Off of demand. md
manufacturers have been compelled ~
reduce wages ten per cent. Great did
satisfaction prevails among American
Woikmen at the condition of afr,irs
a !, more Immigration to this country
Is expected. N'"''S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-11
0chiltree's Man.

THE NEw BROWNSVILLE CoLLECToR.
Washington, March l0.-The long
fight for for the Brownsville collectors
ship was ended to-day 10y Secretary
Folger sending the name of Jas. Luby
Ochilrce's candidate. 10 the president
to be nominated. The other ;ireless
Texas Republicans seeking the place
are extremely indignant at their de-
fett, ana are not disposed to tamely
submit, for they claim that Luby IL
not one of the fold. Secretary Polper
stated To the GAZETTE correspondent
that he has bud much trouble with the
Texas customs officials from the day
he came into Office. He said he fire.
quently attempted tonppoint aBrowns-
vile collector, but the candidates re-
commended We're invariably found 10
be guilty of rascaliiy, and he was left
ut sea. He was astonished after An.
pointing Luby TO learn that he was n
Democrat. Luby's appointment can
he considered "a victory for Ochiltree's
gall.