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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-01-12

wood that had hidden it. Father was
within six rods of the place. 1t was
dreadful moment.
Our eyes turned to Arthur. The
grass in front of the knoll where he
lay was.no high enough to interfere
with his aim as his elbow rested on
the ground. We could see him drop
upon his young face against his gun.
The barrel CLEANED for a single in
slant, puff of smoke streamed from
the muzzle, and he leaped to his feet.
But there was still more sudden
leap from the old stump. for an In.
dian with flying hair, and his rifle
still clutched in his hand, sprang up
and fell dead against the slope which
had concealed him from his fathers
view.
The reunion which followed, when
we all rushed into each others arms.
joyful, yet filled with CONSERVATION,
L VIII not dwell upon.
We found the dead enemy to be a
tall young warrior, hideously paint
ed, and having a hatchet and knife
in his belt.
Ile had no doubt, entered the gully
from the swamp, and seeing father at
distance had attempted to decoy
him within gunshot by initiating a
turkey.
The occasion proved to be the only
one on which the Seminole war was
brought home to us, as the successes
of the United States troops afterward
kept the Indians at distance from
our neighborhood. .--Harper's Young
People.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-01-12

sob, my back ~ is common ex-
clamati0n and expresses a world Of
misery and suffering. 1t is singular
this pain arises from such various
causes. Kidney disease, liver com
plant, wasting affections, colds, rheu-
matism, dyspepsia, oyerwork and
nervous debility are chief causes.
When thus aiing seek prompt re-
lief. 1t can be found best in Browns
Iron Bitters. 1t builds up from the
foundation by making the blood rich
and pure. Leading physicians and
M nisters use and recommend it. 1t
has cured many, and if you are a suf-
ferer try it.
Mrs. Geo. Miser, 35 Greene ST., Bal.
timore, Nd, says: l used Browns
Iron Bitters for Indigestion and re-
ceived great benefit"
Mr.. P. e. Mears, 26 Pine ST., Bal
timore Md, says: l received great
benefit from the use of Browns Iron
Bitters f, r malaria"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-01-12
NOTICE.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any of the timber on my land on the
Hooppole Road, adjoining the land OF Bowie
Johnson, about three miles from Deer Park
and six miles from Oakland. The penalty
for cutting down timber in Garrett county,
Md, without permission of the owner of the
land, is the same under the Act of 1880, CHI.
26i as for feloniouSy stealing goods or chat
tells TO the value of the tree or trees" SO cut
down. -
THEOS. 3. HORWITZ
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-01-12

The Democratic editor ofthe Macon
telegraph says that "free-trade means
direct taxation. 1t means the evils of
the present internal revenue system
intensified hundred fold. 1t means
the invasion of every home in the
country by the pimps and spies of
federal power. 1t means an indef-
mite increase of fedel al patronage and
lllimitable corruption. The people
of the United States DO not intend to
entrust power to any party that offers
them such a program as that"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-01-12

People who cannot spend the seas
on of winds and cold rains in sunny
Florida should keep DIR. BULBS
Cough Syrup in the house. 1t is the
best remedy for Colds and Coughs
and will relieve sufferers at once.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-01-12

Small feet, use Schroeder's Corn
solvent and shoes one size smaller
can be worn. 25 cents. Druggists.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

psronlanBte Daniel @ebiter eincln per-
trauten 6reuno gsgsniber, ieinen llnmils
len in Dem ioIgen0en 8Orten auS5uOriit'
fen.
.R6nnte ib nit meineu ge9enwdrtisen
Grfabrnnsen meir 2e6en nod einmal be-
ainnen, 10 pirbe i'd mid inter teinen linz
itdn6en Dem Ufisntli6er 2eben wi6nen.
Dos Iolf lit un6nntbar. 9sr Monn,
pelder benz Bublifum am treueiten bent,
erbdlt feline entlpre6en6e Selo6uun9. @aS
mid bctriiit, 10 bin i9 seru6e iener 0ano.
lln0cn pe9en, nobel i9, Gott weiB es,
ale perl0nli9en Giidii9ten am sewiiens
bniteiten auf Die Seite seictt, am befti9iten
beidimpft porOen. Nein, ncin, baben Sic
nidts NIT ber politif AT i6uffenl Sers
%taufen Sic SIR Giien. eiien Sic 6as 8rOS
Der llnabbdnsisfeit, u~nterboIten Gle Sbre
6amilie nit Dem 0obne ebrIi9er asbeit, err
fiiaen sic SIRE Ifi1t ais griuatbirger
sesen SIR 9anb, aber laNen Sic bic golis
tit fabren. @s 1T elm bartss, nnSanfbares
9eben.
9as finS, an, gorabenbe einer Wabls
Champagne, Worte BON einbrinsli4er Ves
beutun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Die aaaemeime @ej@dtslase.

Nad ben aus ben Sauptbanbelspldben
bes Qanoes %porlieaenben 8eridten bat ii9
bic a1sem.iue commsreieoe Sage in Der per-
sans.n.n 8ode wenis peranbert. 9er
@eiddftssans mar Hau uno trdse unb
miro IS aud blsiben, bis ut ben Die aases
meme &auiidbisteit Idbmenben Serbdltniis
len cine @enbung Gum VeIsrm eintritt.
Sierfiir liesen momentum nod feline gln3eis
den Dor. Gin Der QctisnbOrie fiibrte bic
felt LANCER ais einem Sabre I'M @anse be-
finbli9s ridldufise gepesuns Bel elmer
Heibe pom Yapieren 81 wsiteren Gursbcrs
ubleeunsen, uno laBt ii9 nidt abieben,
mann bisicr vJtsinisun9sproseb" iein Gnoe
errei6en w:rS. Sn grooitofien mar ber
Martt srpar ieiter unb Yreiie bober als in
Der Sorwo6c, Der Grport ober nur mGBig
umo ais Solge bierpon bic @elOueri9iifung
mad europa wieber ie6r bebeuteno. lleber
ben Stuuo Der 6elNfri9te lruten bic Bss
ridte alieitig 9iiuitis. SIM Weiten baben
beftige Stiirule nit Reseu 81 ScrfebrsitOs
rlinsen ssiibrt. Die Gini6rdntuns Der
&oblenproouttion bat MisbeuiSteiteu smis
i9eu ben betrefienoen @eleui9aIten nnb
S~eysleuten CUR 6ol9e sebabt. Manufacs
turpaaren pertebren in mGBiser gta6fraSe,
nur in e~inselnsn StapeIartiftln mar bas
@ei6Gft leb6aft. Ssitens Der Vauntpol:
ipiuner in ben Neuenslanos Stauten lit cine
Gebuction Der ilrbeitsssit auf finf Gage
per ISOLDE fir bic Mtonute Otai unb Sum- in
glusii6t senommsu, sin Sspeis buiir, baB
Interpretation pprbaubeu lit. Son ben
Sabritanten pom Ssrrens unb Srabsn9ar:
berobe miro olseulcin ii6er einsn lansiamen
@ei9dftsgan9 9etla9t. Gobe Vaumwole
BAT nod w,it,: I'M Yr,iie ausesoSm uuo 1T
bic Itatiitii6e Yoiition oss Nrtifels s%iiuitig.
WoQe blieb in ltetiyer mGBiger 6ra9e 81
unperdnberten BreiIen. Sn Giieu mar bas
@ei66ft rubig unb crfubren Die iebr niebri:
gen Prsiie feline gluibeiierun9. Yrouiiio'
nen perfebrten in ~gcrin9er gta9frage; Die
Notirunoen wdrsn in llebereinitimmung
nit ben 9reiIen Ser SroOitoife feiter ais
In Der Sorpo6e. OoS @ei9dft in 9sber
mai rubig, Die fuibere YreisItei9eruno bat
ii9 bebuuptet, bod wiro mt aus Der 0uno
in ben Wtuno s%ttuuft. Die SorrGtbe iino
mdBia. Oas Raiieesei6Gft blieb flau, ba
Die 3ufubren oncauerno Die NG6fraae
iibsriteigcn unb Die geltdn6e pedien. Sir
Sabaf aler Sorten lit Gin felter aber rubi.
GER Martt IN uer,eibnsn. slm Sufers
marfte ma6t li9 inter benz Ginflune ma
Biaer Na9iruge uuo etpas siinitiserer Se:
ri6te aus ben Yrobuctionsldnbsrn cine fes
itere Stimmuns seIteno, weI4e ein anSies
ben Der Yrsiie CUR 6olge bate. Su Sal
Iimenten lit cine erfreuli6e abnabme 9esen
Die 9Orwode su resiitrirsn, iOpSbl bier
ais in Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
s uxem6 nrgi(Ges.
Gereinigte Staaten.

Aus Ser sort 8aibinston 3eits."
pom "a. Ipril entne5men mir bic foIgens
Den Na3ri9ten.
Getraut. am 0~ienta9, Ben 90. Npril, in
Der ct. MtarieusS STRIDE bur6 Gep. s.. g9iunes,
Seer Com. u o e r, BON Conn Treoonia, nit
SRI. Selene Sbernes pom &owu gort 8al6s
ir9ton. Slid sum Snnoe!
@eitorben. Elm 9Rontas, ben "a. gpril,
itarb IN 6reoonta Citation Srau s. :. Galteur
nab firSem &rantenlaSer.
aim Oienfag, ben 10. apriI, ifarb in
SoDt HreSonla elmer Der dlteltsn anlteSier. Der
79idbri9e Satob Ti6dnt, 9en6bnli6 Robi 9es
nannt. Gene Sroli mar ;ur lelben 4eit aIuf
geiub bel ibren RinSsrn in Iafota llm ibr
@ele8enbeit ;u sebel, ben 8ertorbenen nod
einmal su ie9.n, lieB i'm fem Sobu erit am
Samitd9 81 ct. Nitolas be9raben, bod mar lie
bis oann nod nidt auSetommen. Der Serblis
6ene MAR 9ebiirtis aus Satincourt (Settcm) in
Der bels. Yropin, 9urem5urs, uns lett 1916 in
S~reoonia aniGbig.
Dem befannten Sarner sSoIepb @iesen, on
Der &onb ou Sac &odo in Sopn Sort Waibine=
ton nobnbait, wurbe am Samifas, ben 10.
April, auf Der cafe Sbore Sabu Der re6te SuB
oberbolb bes Gno9elS Don einem Gdiia9ier,uae
ab9efabren. @ie bies fam, perbdlt lid TO-.
Giesen MAI ;l SuB in @ei6dften in tneQspiae
9eueien. als er beinfebren polts, traf es li9,
oaB Der Sarmer %. Wieri6, ouf beiien gu9ep
ii6 aud Charles groB befanb, ieines De9ts
fubr. Gr purbe einselaben, rit,ufabren, mas
er aud that. ais iie bas @ilenbabnssleiie
~treljen MOLTEN, fam seraoe Der Na6mitta9ss
Qaiia9ier;ug pom Si6en b.rauf. Wierid trisb
Die pferoe on, nm Dor benz 3u9e biniiber ;u gsz
lan9en. I3u9 uno Sibrpert lparen MIR 90
S6ritt Don chamber %.ntfernt. ga iprans Gie.
ten pom @a9en, I'M ii9 Sl retten. Mieri9
nno @rob botteu Slid ais bic Sinterrdber
Gug9p's gerabc pom @eleile paren, brauite Der
Bug porbei rno giebsn lag auf Der anbern Seite
nit abgetrsnntem Sup.
g E MiSble EiSse g. 8. brannte
am 20. glpril benz Sarmer Setter &euter
baS @Obnbaus, Ser Staa uno bas @etreis
b.buus nisOer. Der absebrannte mar
gum Sbeil uerli9ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Sir&fi6e 9leutSGeiten.
SnlanS.

Nuf bic Nadridten bin, baB bi. ameris
fanii4e &esieruns 70 snersii6 Su @uns
fen Der Yropasanoa in Som einssl1rits
ten lit, bat Der Goaoiutor Gr,biidof pom
Stem Oorf al ben Staatsietrstdr Sreis
Iinsbauien bas SOIsenbe S9reiben serids
tet:
Wertber Ser! Sm Namm bes garSis
nal McGloSfep babe i9 bic gbre Sen gms
pfans Sbres Briefes pom 90. .. ID. anSus
Seisen, in mel6sm bic Na6ri6t entbalten
III, baB bas 9tmeritanii6e 9ole9ium in Gom
pom benz Wertauf bes Bropasanba : gisens
tbums aussenomen wuroe. Seine gmi:
mems bantt aufridtis lsinsr grceaens benz
Yr66benten, ebenio ME Sbnen uuo Serrn
slitor, benz @%eianbten in @om, fir Die
grt unb @siie, wis sic bisie Sa9s bstrie,
ben babsn. Snoem Der Cardinal feline
eisns Yerpnidtuns Der 0antbarteit sesen
bic Gesieruns fir ibr promptes Sanoeln
anertennt, mo6te cr au6 sleih,eitig ben
0ant Der anosren Sii96ie Der Ser. Staas
ten ebsnio pie ben Der arberen fatbolii6sn
geuOlteruns gum Iusbuud brinsen. SD
bin nit porsisli6er Sodadtuns Sbr ses
boriamer Siensr W. u. Gorrisan, Goaos
iutorsg rsbiidof.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

WodS 90 8rp,ent, S9wdmme 80 Yros.,
Gon Stun 81. 80 per Efnu0, Sein6l %
Gents per 8funo, G6lrroform so Cts. per
Gfunb. ole Mrteu Cad so Geuts per Pio.,
Ipr,cGan SO Yrosent pom GinfuuiSwertb,
@loS SO Sro5ent
Spieoelqlas 60 Bros.
GSbmii6. @laS As Yr.y
Suieilen 4 Gents per giuuS, &etten bon
GiIen 8 Gents per Yiunb, MeIicr unb Ga
beln so Yrpscnt pom Ginfauisprcis, Iaus
bols So per 1000 SUP, Moluiies 10 Gts.
per YfunS, Sufer A. Gents per Bfuno,
WeiSenmebI 20 Brossnt POM Ginfaufss
wertb, &ogsenmsbl l Gent per Sfo., 800
mia 90 Gents per @auone, &artoiieln Is
Gents per Suibel, Gent 10 Gts. per Efo.,
Baumpolensarn so Gts. pom Ginfduts'
mert5, 2~innenwaaren BON AGO Gents
pom ginfaufspertb, Wollenwaaren 40
Gents pom ginfaufswertb, &letoerltore
fit 6rauen unb &inSer, aus Woue, ginnen
ODER 9aumpole, eoer 9emiIdt, 40 prOS.
pom Gintaufswertb, Binder 20 ProSent
pom @intaufSwertb, II. /. ~.
@ir baben nur einise menise @rtitel aus
ber 3ols Site b~erausge9rifen unb mander
nnierer 2eisr wirb benten: Sas 1T ia gut,
auf bieie @eiie peroen bic pr.iie aufre9t
erbalten unb i'd unS mein Na9bar baben
ni9t n6tbis, fir iol9e 0umpenIObne, wie
mon III europa sablt, 3u arbeiten. Sebr
rsdt, lieber Qeier, aber bite, labt uns bic
Sa9e aud NAL pom Der anberen Seite,
Ober bur@ bic Brittle betradten.
ST eritens NAL Der 2obn in europa 70
erbdrmIi9 nisbris, wie Dir bic mOnOpOliitis
fden 3eitunseu uormaden polen? Bir
ieben aus bent uns porlis9enSm Seri5te
Der Sarii.G ommiiiion, baB Die Irbeiter in
ben enslii6en giienfabrifen uon S.. 90
$13.l6 per ISOLDE uerbienen. Sn ben
enslii6en &oblenminen betrdst Der 0obn
pom $3.50 bis $3.50. Su ben enslii9en
@olipinnereicn unS @ebereisn BON 81
Bis $3.50. Sn ben gaumpoa Tabriten
Don $3.50 bis Sl2.2O per gSo6e. Sn ben
BorseQaniabrifsu BON $3.50 bis $1,000
per Wc9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Su ben Hereinafter Staaten erbielten
aur ielbsn 3eit Die 9lrbsiter in Giienperfcu
Inn Our9i9nitt $40 per @ode. Sn ben
1905 Observation-Disclosures Der Ser. Staas
ten erbielten i'm Sabre 405 900 Nrbsiter
bic @eiammtiumme BON S45, O00, 900, mas
etpa $ll24 per Sabr ooer etlpa s .OS per
0u6e ausma9t. Die 25, 900 damn, Die
1880 in BEN @lasfabrifcn bieies 2anoes
bei6dftiSt waren, erbielteu etpa So, 0OO,s
600 Qo9n, ooer per Nfnnn $500 per Sdbr
ober etpa 81 per Wo6e ODER $l.2O per
Gag, wdbrenb in Gn9lanb Der Our9:
i3nittslubu So. 60 per No6e mar.
Mfit ben anSeren Mrbeitern wie Wfaurer,
!Simmerleute, Oa9oeder, 3inner, S6mieOe
groarbeiter uin., 1T eS fat Gbnli6 10 ais
nit Dem oben unse9ebenen Ser9Isi6c, wie
Die meiiten %unierer 2cisr piilen. Die ames
risaniI6m Nr6eiter Der obsn an9e9ebenen
&lnilcn baben oewiB feline llrioGe, ibren
en9Iiiden Sniberu bas Wort 0ungerI6bns
ms 0eii9t gu i9leupern. 0enn lie be-
ruben MIR auf GoripicseIungcn Der Mono.
poIiitcnpreie. @ir iiuo 9epiB Der 9sete,
Der fir 9obnernieorigun9 iein wiiroe, ober
Die gesenpdrtigen boben !36Qe i6aben
nidt nur Den Tarmer, ionoern ard ieoem
Siirssr. Der nit ebrli9er 9anoarbeit iein
Qeben mo9t. Seit SwunSig Sabren iino
bic @eiSenprsiie ME 10 tief beruntergebriift
worben wie iett unb warum? 9tun, Guros
pa iiebt elm, baB bic Ser. Staaten redt
serne ieben, wern mir jdbrli3 fir etua $50
MliQ. Dollars msbr all europa perfsufeu
aIs %tauisn, absr mir wolen bic Vilans lin
gaib". Nir wolen europa ni6t erlaus
BEN, uns nit Ieiner Sanbe 9lrbeit, B. +.
nit aus u%niersn &Obprooucten bergelteas
ten Sabritate gu bcsablen, nein, mir MOL
len Sab. 9ieies muB elm iebes 9anb.
unb lelbit europa, nit Der 3eit bancroft
MAIDEN, unb bebbalb bat bieier Continent
f9, in benz lseten SabrSebnt, mad anbes
rem Gintuufss unb IbiabsMdrfte umses
feben.
Rod por spei Sabren badte Mmerita, IS
f6nne europa bic Breiie fir Srobifofie biz
tirem, unb beute iiebt es ii6 setduidt.
Oninbien, Muitralien, &uBlanb unb gspp.
ten ue%riorsen beute europa nit biQiseren
Brobitoffcn, wie @merita Iie obne S1aben
~Iisfern fam. llnsebeure Streden pon Gis
ienbabnen iinb in ben lstten SSabren in
Oben9enannten 0dnbern 9ebaut unb bic
Observation-Disclosures ba briiben finb nidt
wie bic unierisen, 99sYro,enter. Wer muB
aber unter bieier fallden Equalization uns
ierer Monopoliiten lsibsn2 Ginfa9 Der
FARMER unb Der Mrbsiter. Griterer psrs
liert ben Marft fir feline @aare, neil ct
ni9t msbr nit Sitinbien unb anitralien
concurriren fam, uno obenOrein muR er,
mitlammt benz @rbsiter, benz Sbobbp Wios
nopoliitsn fir ieinen Sdunb, Der burd
bobe GinfubrS0ue scidist 1T, bon 40 bis
60 BroSent mebr besablen, als oerielbe
wirtli6 wertb 1T. CS. Vl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Daniel @cbtter Iber ote Vos
Itttfcr.

Daniel @ebiter mar isiner iSsit elmer
Der srObten &e6tsselcbrten, sepaltisltem
Hebner uno beoeutenblten Staotss
mdnnsr bes sanssn 9anbes. Solde Mdn:
nsr selansen isltsn CUR Sraioenti6aft.
Sosenanntss Mittelsut bat IN Der Jtes
gel cine uiel before 9usli3t gu bieler
Gbre gu ~Selansen, unb 10 mibte aud @eb'
fter ieben, wie linn Don Der bamali9en
Wbispartsi 9eute uorseScsen wuroen, Die
OIL s%eiitiaer Se9abunS unter ibm l%tanSen.
Daniel @ebiter bate aue @ele9enbeit ais
@e9tsselsbrter piel @elb 81 ueroienen,
aber sr p%eritanb es ni3t, o%aslelbe 81 be-
balten; er war duBerit freisebis unb iein
Saus itanb alien Seoiirftisen often. Gr
blieb perbdltniBmaBis arm. Sir ieinen
einsisen, tii9tisen iunsen Mann, beans
Ipradte CT pcn Ser Gaylor Standardization
Elm @mt, 6as ibm uerweisert wurbe. Dies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

@emeinoe &intig, 9r. NifoIas S6mit,
y~anbmirtb gu 6ir9iJ; Der @snteinSe Steilts
fort. 9r. So6ann @asner, Gisentbimer
81 5n9eh, nno Der @emetn0e StraiIen,
pr. Sobann Sartel, 2anbpirt5 Su Strals
len.
Gtpiltaub Ser Stabt Qurems
burg.
SterbefGle. Gom 5. Ipril: Nns
ton 6rieoli9 aoolp6 9iimont 60. 9. 5.
Ut, IRaior a. D., Sffi3ier Der Gi9ens
f%rone; Ratbarina Stenb, alt 70 g.,
StaatSpenitonirte @ittwe .. Beter Meper,
Seitl. 2ebrer. = g.: 9u6ert Berg, aft %
s., l. Serseant i'm belsii9sn Oienite. =
s.: 9aSpis Peppinger, alt 55 S., S9ube
nader. 10:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
0usIanO.
Cine aroBartiae @atbulifcn: Seriamm

Gine %groBartiae GatbOlifcn'W eriamri'
lung fanb am 8 itsmontase in 86ln itatt.
Selten iino nit FOLDER Gnsr9is unb nit
ioI9em Na6oud in SiientIi6er Ssriamm.
lung bic &edte retlamirt woroen, wel6e
our6 S0nissmort uno Ssrtrdse ben 6as
tboliten sarantirt worSen iinb, bamalS ais
Die G~beinprpuinS Dor 70 Sabren unter
preuBii6es 3spter fam. Die Seriamm;
lung bat ieierIid %ertldrt, baB bic 8atbolis
Ten ben @rSbii6of Wel6ers wieoer baben
wousn nnb our6ous unSufrieSen lein mill
fen nit Der Sir6enpolitit Der Gesierun9,
ieood gu ben Sibrern Der Gsntrumspartei
Oas Sertrauen baben, baB iie audi IN gu:
fanft bic Sntereiien Der tatbOlii9en STRIDE
snersiid wabren werben.
Sier bic Sei9liile:
!. Die Seriammluns ertennt IN benz pon
ieiner 9eerbe setrennten bO9warbisitsm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Aus Ser sort 8aibinston 3eits."
pom "a. glpril cntne5men mir bic foIsens
Den Na6ridten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
A Change at the Llndcll.

Yesterday Mr.. NJ. G. Normoyle, who
las had charge Of the Liudell hotel for
the past six months, dispo.ed Of IL TO
Mrs. O. NJ. Brown OF Weatierford,
proprieiress of the Larson-Lewis hotel
there. Mr. Normoyle Will remain In
the city several days winding up his
business, after which he proposes TO
return TO Denves, Col. his old home,
and engage In the hotel business there.
He does not leave Fort Worth on ac-
count OF III SUCCESS, for be has been
very successful in giving satisfaction
to all who stopped with him
as well as 10 turning II 10 his pecu-
mary advantage. Old associations nj
Dtnver, however, are very strong with
hlm, and lie Is not able t0 secure as
large hotel here as he wishes. lie
has made many friends who will re-
gret his departure. Mrs. Brown is by
no means unknown 10 the travelling
pub, lie, and has come here 10 make u
success In the hest hotel town IN the
state. Mr.. A. II. Jones viii continue
TO smile over lie counter during the
day, and Nj. II. l.. Nottingham viii
still assign night callers to their quar-
tiers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Personal.

Mr.. j. ]. Laurie OF Henrietta came in
last night.
Charles Steinman Of Dallas Is Mt the
Grand Central.
j. A. Clark OF sherman Is registered
at the Grand Genital.
u. d. Bailey Of Seymour is putting
up at the Grand Central.
Mrs. Sylvester White OF Austin Is
visiting Mrs. j. w. Rouse.
A. w. Armstrong Of Caldwell IN
stopping at the Grand Central.
i. NJ. Swan of Arlington stopped
yesterday at the Grand Central.
Harry A. Lee, business manager Of
"a Bunch Of Keys" is again IN the
city.
Mr.. G. w. Israel, prominent bro.
ker of Henrietta, is at the Hotel Pick
wick.
w. d, Parish, John u. Day and b.
NJ. Blythe OF Temple ARE at the Grand
Central.
Mrs. /. ". Davey Ia quite sick with
fever at her residence IN the western
part OF the city.
Miss Annie Fowler OF st. Louis
leaves to-day for San Antonio, after u
pleasant visit TO Mrs. g. &. Drake IN
Ibis city.
Capt j. NJ. Garth, who has been suf'
fering the past month with II severe
attack ofin1lammatory rheumatism left
yesterday for Hot Springs and Will
perhaps be absent several weeks.
Mr. G. Il. Brooks, manager Of the
New Mexico and Arizona branch Of
the Texus Investment company, left
last night for his field Of labor. Mr..
Brooks has been In the Fort several
dnVs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

TnE ONTARIO CoNsPRAToRs.

THE ONTARIO CONSPIRAToRS.
Toronto, March lS.-The conspiracy
case against the Ontario government
has created sensation, and the matter
has been referred to the committee on
privileges and elections for investlga-
ton. AT the police court to-day vii.
kerson and Kirkland, are charged
under warrant, and q. w. Bunting,
managing director of the Mail, and
Edward Meek. n local lawyer, under
summons, with unlawfully conspiring
to corrupt and Illustrate constitutional
procedure and acts of the Legislature
assembly in the province of Ontario.
No evidence wa taken, aud the prs
oners were not asked 10 plead, but the
case was remanded till Friday. WI
kerson and Kirkland were taken to
Jail, in default of $50, 000bail. The pen
atty is said to be two years inprlson-
ment and $500 fine. Kirkland Is u
resident of Nilesville, Wisconsin,
lawyer by profession, but also con-
cerned in the timber limits in the
boundary between the United States
and Ontario, and desired Il change OF
government in order 10 further his IN
terests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Osman Digma and some of his fana-
teal adherents is far from being bro
ken. He has returned with as many
as two thousand followers to the
neighborhood of his former encamp-
ment. He adopts the same Intercourse
with his people as before the last dis
aster ana is exhorting them to relig-
ious war. He assures them that in
the third battle, success will be theirs,
but the tribes are much demoralized as
they reflect upon the full Significance.
of their crushing defeat.
Two sheiks who attempted. to leave
camp have been placed in chains Adj
miral Hewitt's proclamation offering
a reward for Osman's head has reached
the hands of the sheiks with him.
They read il and spurned it with SUI
preme contempt. Osman's scouts, to
the number of $50. are watching close
about Handoub. They are under or
ders to kill ell stragglers, whether En-
glish or of friendly tribes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Tbompson and Sullivan.

Cleveland, March lS.-Duncan c..
Ross, who is backing Mervine Thomn-
son. expresses qualification ~ Sulll'
vans agreeing 10 fight. He says his
money Is up in the bank here, and
viii be forwarded to any responsible
stakeholder when Sullivan IL ready.
He does not propose ~ allow
quibbling, being ready TO concede any
thing reasonable TO assure meeting
of the two men and settle their supe-
riority. Thompson Is anxious to lace
sullivan In the ring, and manilesis
Impotence to have the prellminaries
arranged. Will not boastiul, lie
speaks with confidence and determine
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
Diagnosis by Expcris-Not the Foot
aud Mouth Disease.

Wapella, Ia, March lS.--Drs n. II.
Paoren aud Simon Beatie. experts
sent here by the Breeders Gazette, to-
day visited the herd of cattle of iona
than G.. Drake near this place, this
herd having been said 10 be affected
with contagious foot and mouth dis.
ease. They found fifteen head out of
a herd of fifty affected With foot rot,
all being calves but two. The disease
was found in various stages, from
those just beginning to show IL, to
other. that had lost the entire foot,
The condition of affected cattle here
is exactly like those described as ex-
isting In Eflingham, H., the various
stages being identical. The herd of
Mr.. Drake is the only one that can be
heard of in this section that Is In any
manner diseased. The malady with
which these cattle are suffering has no
relation whatever to contagious foot
and mouth disease.