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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
A Canbodgian Ballet.

In the afternoon visit was paid TO
tie palace where the king was 10 hold
n leyee. The costumes OF the Party
were varied, some In full evening
drets, some In black swali0w-tails and
white ducks, some with white neciies,
some with black, some with high
wuistcuats, some with low, and some
with none nj all; the happy posscslgr
of II pair of grny kid gloves was regard
ed wi.h much envy. Walking into
the palace without knocking or
ringing, for the very good reason
Thai il was destitute Of bell and
kn0cker. we found ourselves in u
pnudiiy painted hall, furnished with
uiIded tables and chairs, where pres
emily appeared u scanlily clad 3ld gem
tIeiiian smoking a cigarette. who, hay
Ing glared suprrcIllOusly at MS Tor n
moment, retired through door 70
c0yere with back fling r.marSs that
we nistoOlt II for the cnal hole; he re-
nnpeared, however. almost immediate
IL wiih |, bottle, and vanished. Slight
ly daunted by this inbospitable recrp-
ion. we seated ourselves 10 await fur
NOR egentH. After some time another
s,.nniily clad individual appeared, this
Tine through the 'front.' door. aud In
formed us that the king had fever
and could not +, ceive. He recovered
suiliciently, however, tO entertain
Us In the evening at u ballet. when he
proved To be an amiable-iooklng gen
ilenlan of about 50, afrayed ia IA wuite
CONT. a nialiye shawl round his loins,
ruby stockings and Dlackl nlherrhoes,
and wearing bis hair bound up with a
white hllet. The ballet took place IN
MA private dancing hall, which, Ia
addition 10 such lamps As those men
TONED above, was lighted by the
ordinary cotton wick and coeoanut
oil OF The country, floating IN very
classical bronze tripods. The
danaers' dress,s OF scarlet and
gold. surmounted by the gilt fpire-
shaped Samese head-dress, were most
gorgeous. but the dances utterly tedi'
o,Is--the same cOntoriOns OF ngures,
bendilig Of knees aud ungalDly spread.
eagle poslures that are 20 lie seen ID all
native dalices from India 10 Japan.
Tie ochestrs and chorus were, how
ever. more worthy Of notice. The lat
TOR was c imposed Of tTeniy or ihu.y
women, wearing round Their Shout
ders bright colored Lambodgiin
shawis, who sang in q very 'hiah Key
aud struck together two htick5 ~
time 10 the music. The orchestra, bs-
sides ton.lonis, drums aud flutes, nun
her.d a Swiss gigiiara.like instrument /,
INT az much greater range. with very
,uellow tone: and another, an arrange
mint in "A bnlf.circle Of small 4 Dgs an
n frame, IN tie center Of which set the
i performer using u leathern hcadeq
| drum SICK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

enterprise is stepping forward, and
has already made itself manifest
Uncle Jim Harris has just finished q
fine three-story hotel, not yet occu-
pi,d, and he being a man of large
means and public spirit, 1t is fully ex.
pected that he has not ended his good
work.
The large Touring mill of Lloyd s.
Bivins. claimed 10y them to be the
finest in the state, ia capable of turn
ing out I25 barrels of fine flour daily,
and their patent -four cannot lie made
fast enough To meet the demand. II.
V. Har,zell is starting n foundry ana
machine shop, equipped with all ma
chiuery for such purposes. Other mills
are here. A cotton mill, cotton-seed
oil mill and other industries, which at
once indicate to the stranger that Ter
rell is in no respect behind her sister
cities, but, If anything, in the lead of
all others possessing no more than
4 ONl population.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
AFTER TuH BATTLE.

Cairo. March 2T.-- rhe authoritics.
that OsnIan Digma's retreat
without decisive battle lehv.s tne
opei,ing TO Berber unsettled. IL u re-
,,,ried that Osman Is now AZ
iIewaneb. I'LL village
,,re miles from Tan'anieD.
~ has several hundred adheIenls,
cI,ielIy Bislareens from the Be her as
tric,s. General Graham, aiter recon-
noisances toward Sinkiiat and Me
,.speh. viii return with his whole
fores TO suakim, leaving Captains
and Cameron with Inc
friendly shiekhs to negotiate terms
unon which the tribes VIII Keep
lie Berber road free. General 'steph-
enaou and Sir Evelyn Barring urge
unon the home government the neces
sity oil the early withdrawal Of al EN-
gIisl troops from the Red sea
coast. Admiral Hewitt proposes
that 400 marines be left TO guard Sau.
Kim. to be relieved every fortnight. II
il reported that Gen Stephenson i IL
favor of gairisoning saukim and Mas
sowah with the contingent effective
Indian troops, 10 be reiisveS
from bombay monthly. Hassan Bey
commander AZ kassala, has sent wor.
70 Massowah that the Kasssla gafri
son has food aud munitions Tor on
month. lie asks To be relieved " IN
English force.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
IRELANll.
INTERVIEW wIrIlpARNrLt..

INTERVIEW WITH PARNEll"
Dublin, March aT.--The Freemau's
Journal, of which Il. Dryer Gray, NJ.
F., Is editor, publishes IAN interview
with Parnell. The house of lords, Par
nell believes, will reject the new iran
chise bill, and the result will bs a DISC
luton of parliament and an appeal 10
the country. The ~ vernment is de-
pendent In committee of the whole up
on The Irish vote for "A majority for
raising general fund. 1t contempla-
ted TO meet the eXigcncies of the Par
nellites. Parnell expects under the
present franchise, that his party will
carry seventy-five seats in parliament
mt the next genral election. Candi-
dates, he says, will be required TO give
a pledge that they will sit, act and
vote with the Irish party or resign.
He thinks IL necessary TO prOviue
eligible candidates for poor law guar
dams, and SIC, 900 would be sufficient
fund TO cover election expenses and Sc
cure constant and efficient attendance
of Irish members in parliament.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
rnocFEpINGsIs CONGRESS.
SENATE.

washington, March 27.--The chair
,a,a hefnre the senate memorial
80, Tho convention OF Amefiaan III
,.onn in session at Cincinnhti pro-
testing againat the passage " any az
Injurious 10 the interests vi Pa'e 'ortai
Logan presented similar ine,iioi'"'
from a large number "Llhye,'sls rs, ,,a
Vest presented mehorihl nJ, ~ 10
lay;slatiye assemblage oi ush, pr
testing against the passage oi upe"S
ures now pending before coheIess ~ ~
ony measures affecting the l,,iei' s.S ~
MT territory, without iuil lnf.sn a
Gallon by congressional coniii'i''e
ap,r r,ei to committee on fff','n'r
Miller Of CALIFORNIA repoflei ihNo.a
,'',,,,,,ue commit &c "ii nav"
D3 with AN amendment, INC JONI
i la',J authorizing the secretary 40 ~
~ novv TO offer a reward OF s-o,oDS
c "a. ,asc,,;pg or ascertaining lhe 'h'e "a
The Greedy eXpedi ton a,oaional
ny NJ, srnate took UP The eaueatioi'a'
al, ~ and Hampton addressed INC ~ n,
i,,li; III ~ 6svor After stating "nat
ate - irsrollna had done for the sause
rnul ss,ion. he said he mad no ueup,
o ~. su arare 80 co children, agea iIu,i IN,
.nsi sirtaen. In the state rtl'il,nn
l .el,, .e and this could not pc s,te i
euns u lcss cnst than hSe uh'al
mem ~ ANNUALLY. This wouli ~, ~
pc, vNp Expenditure o. ; 2'V,Vv'
W., ynivc , ~ thus far annually sps,n'
me a .n',i. had been sGOD,0JO aiipnaiiy
on sri ,vos the state 70 increase ths SUI
How wns lent exhausted cpnditip,'
IN tne IL rlet that the peopl'
~ ~ .ne nc Carolina were auiho,aru y
- az 9o aid from the general goVefi'is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Sullivan.

John l.. Sullivan Will be here to
morrow evening mt the Opera house
with Steve Taylor, ex champion heavy
weight of the United Siates, Pete
Mccoy, champion lightweight of
America, Mike Gillespie, Boston's
favorite sparrer, and eth,rs. Manager
AL Smith. who il now handling SUI
Ivan on shares, gives the information
hstduring the Fix moaths' tour, began
September 2Ith, they have taken in
over 100000, having n phenomenal
success. Mr.. Smith Is one OF the NEST
successful managers In the country.
He manages all the fights in which
sullivan has been engaged
He il the man that took
O'Leary to England aud brought him
back the winner of the Ashley belt.
The Theatricaland Sporting journal
speaking OF M,rvine Thompson. who
appeared soanX ious TO meet sullivan,
says:
after the show Ross Offered to
match Thompson against Sullivan, to
tight with or without gloves, for
81, 600. Pat Sheely accepted the
terms, and then ensued n lot Of wrang-
ling. Subsequently the party adj
journed TO Davies place, and ON talk
ing matters over, Ross Insisted on
London ring rules, while Sheedy
stated that he was authorized 10 make
the match under Queensbury rules.
Then 1t was decided that Davies
should wire Sullivan To see whether
he would fight Thompson.
Davit saccordiDgly telegraphed the
champion, and on Monday received II
reply stating, that sullivan would
fight Thompson, with or without
gloves, under any rules, and that any
match Sheedy makes, will be binding.
Ross, however, had previously LETT
for Cleveland, stating, that he would
wire deposit as soon rs notified OF
Sullivan's acceptance
Sheedy afterwards put up $500
win r. X. Fox, the match To be
made with the understanding that II
the two men did not agree upon the
referee the stakeholder should appoint
him. Sullivan will accept any such
condition ms this on account of Fox
eng inimical TO bim.
Edilollally the Journal speaking OF
the matter, say:
"'rhe farce of the evening, however
was the matching t?) of Thomt son t.
fight Sullivan far $4,000. Russ, who
is cunning AS a fox. Willingly put up /;
few hundred dollars as forfeit, Ice
cause lie il nobody's fool, and know
that in three months' interim, before
the fight would take place, he coul'
easily make II large lot of money. ii
could have NO better advertisement &
help him gull the public. Tia
Thomson woud once thitli OF meeting
Sullivan when the time came, few ar
credulous enough to believe SOM
! excuse would los offered. something n
! transparent Ms sickness in the family
II Thompson i too fragile In the luih'
and not quick enough 10 stop sui
wants rushts or avoid his tigcr-iik
leaps. The Cleveland Wonder ma,
be bull-heoded enough 10 let lis hand
/ lers force him to the scratch. hut IL 1
|, our private opinion lac viii cease 10 b'
"A wonder ten minutes afterwards Tn
{ journal, as IL has often renlat ked
: would like TO see Sullivan's color
. lowered, but Thompson is not The MAJ
! To do 1t. There are plenty OF fifteen I
twenty-dollur week fighter In New
; York city that could give wrestle
Ross prJtege few points In the AZ
lac assumes 10 represent"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
MARLIN.
Acqulitcd--A Negro Candidate-iiie
Soiled Doves.
Special 10 the GVzetLe.

Special to the G.EetIe.
Marlin, Match 27.-Cieero slade,
charged with theft of a steer, ~. ns
examining trial before Judge 5tuar.
to-day aud wasR discharged. 80.
The city elec1 on, which taxes p'svs
on Tuesday neIt. is creating some ex-
element. ThJ negroes have had a
convention anInomin tied one Of their
number for eaitysassessor and collector
Some feals are entertained ny the
whites OF his election, there being h,ee
white candidates In the field, whien
will divide the white vote, ana neither
oil these will withdraw.
The mayors court has been busy 70
day trying what Is termed vagiailts
On last Tuesday his honor was con
WINGED thar the oiiense OF keepiuB
disorderly house was outside q Ms ~
risdlction, aud now he airaishs wy
| suiled doves as vagrants,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
NOTES or THE DAY.

TFNANS AND TENAs AFFAIRS.
Washington, March 27.-Judge! Sabini
will remain here until he is confirmed
Inv the senate. Both Texas senators
will support him. James Reed was
commissioned rs postmaster at For
restburg; sam Gamer Mt Pilot Point;
Elizabeth Little tat Shippers Gap.
Malcolm Harold of Fort Worth has
snput several DAYS here in the interest
Of new system of car-coupling when
he has invented. The Invention is
different from anything of the kind IN
The patent office, and IL is thought That
it Will meet with approval in railroad
circles. 1t is now in charge OF tue
examiner of patents. Harold lett Tor
Fort Worth tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
n1,rn ANp nARnon ELL.

PROBABLE APPROPRIATENESS
Washington, March 27.-The river
and harhor committee has already
nearly completed consideration oil Tie
,,,nrnsea river and harbor bill. 1t Is
Understood the aggregate Of the bill
viii not exceed IL, 900, OC0. The prin-
cipal items will be appropriations , ior
the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio
rivers and the great harbors on the '.. Az
To- lie Mississippi and tributaries
. ip IS, OlO 600 win probably be up.
nrnpriated. The committee has NOT
ssbalI be expended upon the Mississip-
ri itself. Members of the house i,.a are re
being invited before the commute w.
make such statements MS they see
nroner concerning improvements IN
th their respective districts ana states ,.,.',.
NOT later than April 20th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
STAND FROM UNDER.
Another Spell of Wigains' Weather
Enrth0nakes and Cyclones.

Ottawa. March 81 Virgins says
the second aud heavier of the TWIN
storms predicted six weeks ago by
him will cross the meridian AT Halifax
Tomorrow afternoon ut three O'Clock,
The breadth of The storm belt IS only
from Quebec to Sandy Hook. EARN
quakes will occur in divers
places. The cyclones yertesuay
in Kentucky, and The earthquakes ~, IN
California are the advance gard. me
tide on the Atlantic coast.will be hig,l;;
with wird and hurricane. l wouiu
advise shippers TO clear their wharves
of all perishable goods, aud let the
shipping In streams and at the docks
be secured by extra anchors anu
double fasteuings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
WASHINGTON.
A Santa Fe Bankers Views on the yalue
oil a Railroad 10 Fort Worth.
Texas Postmastcrs-An Inventor Who
Has. Solved Problem.
A Busy Day In Both Houses of Congress,
Interesting Debates.
rORr WORTH AMI SAINT. m

"o"f - AMI NANIA T..
VALUE OF RAILROAD CONNECTION.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Washington, ID. G., March oT-The
comptroller OF The currency has given
authority for the organization of An
additional hank in New Mexico, TO he
known as the Santa Fe Natl nsl bank,
GILES Gus Pitrce, manager of the
Southwestern Bullion COMPANY. has
been here for sometime pushing the
matter, and EXPECTS to have the bank
starred In May. In conversation with
GAZETTE correspondent tonight. MIR.
Pierce said that the people of New
Mexico were anxious for railroad COM
muhcalion with Fort Worth and
other cities Of Texas, and still hung
to tue hope that the Gulf,
Colorado Il Santa Fe railroad OF. some
other railroad would be pushed
through.
What advantage would such n road
be To TeXas"n he was asked.
why tnis--there is about 1000
square mile of first quality coal ia the
territory, aud with road connecting
us with some Texas port a great i'm.
petus would he given TO mining, and
coal would be made vastly cheaper in
Texas, and greater inducements given
TO manufacturing and railroad build
ing in the state. 1t would he tie
means of attracting n greater influx Of
people 10 the Southwest. j beleve,n
continued Pierce, THAT n road con
netting Santa he aud Fort Worth
would be one of the best pay ing enter.
prises On the continent, and we are
willing to aid in building il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
UNDER THE CARS.
Both Legs Chi or. at San MarcIal. y. N.

Socorro, N. NJ, March PA terri
Bile accident occurred last evening at
san hinrciaI. The ssuth-b0und pas
seDger train ran over d man, severing
both legs just below tho knees from
the body. 1t Is reported that lac
was formerly In the employ Of
the Atchison, Topeka q Santa Re,
but OF late LAS been Working at San
Antonio He js married man, his
wife living with four children at To-
peka. Kansas. The pbyaicans say that
he cannot possible live, the shock be-
ing too great for his Constitution 10
bear up under.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
ENGLAND.

GLADSTONE AND THE rEERAGE.
London, March - The Staucard
doubts whether GLADSTONE viii much
longer he able to support the mental
friction insepaable from his present
position. 1t urges him to accept the
peernge, watch need not be considered
equivalent TO retirement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
JUDGE REAGAN.
THE INTER STATE BILL

Washington, March 27-After The
vote on the whisky bill in the house
to-day, Reagan made another effort to
have his Interstate commerce bill con-
sidered, but did not succeed, rs the
pressure to consider the silver-doliar
question was too great. He was Sec
onded by the entire. state delegation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
oTF ron FLORIDA.
4 sENAToIAL JAuNT.

Washington, March IL Senators
ingalls,, Sawyer, Jones of Florida and
Mauderson, with their families. lett
Washington this morning Tor pleas
ure trip TO Jacksonville, Fla. They
were accompanied Ey Sergcantat-
Arms Canaday of the senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
FRANCE,
rnE noNp or nRornrRuoop.

THE nONp OF DRoTHERuooD.
Paris, March %. Delegates of the
Partisan artisans, who visited the
Boston exhibition. and other delegates
from the workingmen have resolved
tina: French labor societies ARE moral
~ bound TO assist the striking cigar
makers of New YORK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
New ORLEANS Races.

New Orleans. March 27.--Sieven FUR
longs Priddle first; Blackjack second;
Lille II. third. Time, 1891.
Five furlungs--Zampa first; Mairl-
nony second; Wasig third. Time, i:sN.
One mile Bonnie Australian first
IssaconsGeld secoud; TiIford third
Time, 1861. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
nEyENuE nEorIrrs.

FOR THE PAST SEVEN MONTHS.
Washington, March 27.-During the
first eight months OF the present fiscal
wear internal revenue receipts are $751;
600 800 n decrease Of SlS,457, go, as
compared In the corresponding period
of 1883 Aggregate receipts for Feb
ruary, s., U33 So, less than February,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

TIE CONSIDERATIONS.

Madrid, March 2T--persons re-
Gently arrested on charge of con-
spiracy against the government are
forbidden 10 converse with any one
except officials. Gen. Nelarde is the
most compromised
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
5opIes 1T TERRELL.
Alrfs'ss,~,s' rs and sparkling
W. Water.

Z
,,,,Irr Notes % ,,a's',r lplr
..,orsponsen.,eee. o ne Is plenty
,,iaIst aarsna ,sIrvli. Al one time time
nps ssss, ',V,di.'Fe For / stance nc long Mt;
Fla s ss1 n,' q man ru lsrs ,o CON- NJ
,syl's1yy,,,I - v at, I long ORC. d,s i h,m
sDe'.I,,a ss lake cf If the e,PjI nfsSdi
ssH'' and md ailsr going 1ngss d ,beip
,,sSS,sssh, and may be q ial ha@
1 K, |, = Specimen story E Z, n nu.
lna, y, = there is here. bu a,n r
s sssr wei. have we been re ari sahn,
be lu,'a 1ussre depth enough mas
so l.. sI wafer is always Sc
PSI sA'' ,
,....r, last contractors, ueg ;he
l'l ~ Raw water.worss ior. .n1
% Jus a'o csr company was FORMED l,.,'s
w. \, t;pdustIiously have III lhey y. ~ T.,
y, us !. P. Douglass OF , tS'e & ~, ~
i. Az II the matter, anu ., ,'ae u n,.
y. ~s / Lsyne aye doing .nG , wo.d
. sas The city coInc ., , v",eu
~ tie work, aud Issued ,,e ,o oo,ius
Tm:e bonds VIII oe o aote ~,
,s,su ncttr. In pay me ilul, i9n
,s and for lhlity't Nv ~, u n.,II
I,.y,a,ly rentsl Of s-,1yp M M
5Nihe Town. t1r every W, NV W.T. 70
1,innt as Will DC payao,,G, Nv :"
,,cmpany. The most u. no ~ :.
lstasirangtr upon ari y, ne
IL i6fOot stand.p,ipe u. 'a,e
he main street. IL y u Mo-
MA Point of land between NJ W.
M DALLAS. ID una the pife
,giuding stairway ie"a'ps W
iils.spd feet below me SUM
..lte works. In n suos'au e.
6r,e sre The two lourteeii'lee.
,nd the double lVorlhihg.on
,mrs olnin,ty.six horse power;
nrf, Of piping will he i'io
Bbrqtlhe city. In the rear OF
iSpsl, being dug a well OF I'M
Ia his 10 tie iorty-nVe ieel
kIIh 4 diameter Of twenty.iiine
lh,clearsnd ccnented. There
nd, no doubt at all Of reaching
rblos the rock. and already
hive been tapped at Il depth OF
4 AZ but this Is s!epage water
teemsd healthy. An outlay
rcu the well is expected, FROM
,,npes tie work being done
md bayne Is being well done,
lna Terrell will add 10 her
plg attractions an abundant
dlhe best o. wafer.
.iu,ular ''liudsn have occurred
j,slhe well; a number Of small
,ie been brought up. Nester-
uks tooth and Il horses tooth
aahed, or rather unrocked,
yae inlbedded IN solid flint
4 vefe In excellent shape
wary frog is hourly looked
smk which is blasted out is
lad various kinds Of shelf,
athe sea Ghore, and when
Eidtiihat this Is at a depth of
liSland a few mil, S from the
ysSe, the wonders of geology
gstahoid upon you aud spec
Itns rife.
ayi.iilOthe new insane asy-
s-Or rather where The new
/ 10 be. Not to secure a.
'iliapslor myself, gentle rea-
70 look after your interests.
tldea building has air, ady
y described in he state press.
zion i: about a mile from the
y town, up a knoll, aud be-
20 creeks. The timber about
= suggests to some u possibil-
omuch malaria ia the sum
but Dr. D. II. Wallace tells
llclpatrs no trouble fro II that
Pld iorthe most part the tim.
lolhe north of the build.
~ you stand upon the fuuu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

aud the house proceeded to @, II slider
the bill called up by him. After de.
bate aud without action the house nd.
journed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

AMERICAN rRelArr.

Rome, March 27.--At the ccnsistory
to day the Pope appointed Right Rev
+. Y. LeIay archbishop Of New Or
leans, and Right Rev. u. Mauncy,
now at Corpus Christi, Tex, bishop OF
Mobile
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
FOREIGN.
rIrRKnY-

THE sULrAN's nEALTn,
Paris, March .T.-The Turkish em-
bas,y denies the report that the sultan
Is III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
CONTRIBUTIONS.
own Am MILITARY.

UVlL AND MiL1TANY.
Washington, ID. c., March -. =
CONTRIBUTIONS: Directors t. M.
Grinnell TO he surgeou-geueral of the
army; R,bt. +. Clayton OF Georgia to
be consul at Para.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
y Associated Press.
PUBLIC hi II DlNGS
ATSNN ANTONIO.

Washington, March 21.-The house
committee on public buildings and
grounds has agreed to recommend the
erection of public buildings Mt san
Antonio, Texas, To cost $l00, 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Grand Monthly Ball
DEUTSCHER VEREiN,
TO begiven at Germania Opera
House, March 90. 1884.

A gold headed cane will be voted
the most popular candidate in tho
ball.
Batting room for candidates below
the stage.
Tickets $500 for lady and gentle
man.