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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-19


natural causes"
II il very difficult for the people in
th.. West 10 understand the situation In
,bi. state. and II u safe TO ray with
Rem Butler in the feld--as have IL
from the highest authority .he will be
the campaign will be phenomenal
and certainly unprecedented IN the
annals of political warfare. There 10
no longer any reason 10 doubt tnal
Gov. Cleveland will draw the most
wealthy and respectable Republicans
TO his suppurh IL Is Mn open secret
that the young mems RepcbiicaB club,
OF Brooklyn, powerful political
gapization, refused 10 rally
the Elaine and Logan ticket, AND
now has under confederation the
question Of supp ring Cleveland and
Hendricks. ! am OF the opinion mat
the outcome will he that the members
Of the club will be left free TO vote as
they please. thus giving to Gov. Cleve-
land practically the support the club
has already refused Mr.. Blaine. The
action of the Brooklyn club Ii a fair
sample OF what is going on all over
the state "a smaller scale. On the
other hand the great Democratic
organic alions--save Tammany-haye
already held mammoth ratification
and the word has been
passed ,ail along the line TO firm
column, keep well closed Up. and pre-
pared At any uaospent 70 deploy ~
skirInishers. ~ Senator GoFn.ap. the
sof our Clesr-headed leadeTss
can see nothing TO prevent the ~.
mocrncy from presenting : unlted
front 20 the enemy Ia November, and
today Star says ''Ar. Hendricks II
very strongly and earnestly
Ia favor Of an effort for party union"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-19

TIME EYE AND EAR--DR. JAS. BRkES
4 recently from the Eye and Ear Innr'
mary, Chicago, has located at Fort Worth;
aud Will attend promptly 10 the medical and
s,ircIcal treatment of the diseases OF the eye
and ear, Office over Twombly d Son. on
Main street, near the square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-19
Special ADVERTISEMENTS
law uARns.

Members of Fort worth Rer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-19

MO 40, One OF the nneet residences in
An Fort Worth. The dwelling IN entirely
walls studded and rlasicrcd thr,ug hout, the
lot IL sMNs0i f~ct in Alxa, coruvr sodded
hnoly IN nefmuda gfuss. All intending 10
please let us show them This.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-19

II Il. POLLOCK, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
II Physician and surgeon. Once over X.
r, TwoInbly Il Sons Land Office, Main street,
one block south of court house. Residence,
TO4 East Weatherford street. Once bourt
from II TO u a. IN. and to and toS n m,
Speciality of diseases OF children. Telephone
No at Residauce 2i5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-19

DRs. BRoILEs * GRAMMFsK PA ST.
lJcians and surgeons. Office. West Fourth
street. Dr. Broiies re sjdonce next doorSwest
OF office. ooxfer Fohyfb ,y6d Ta> Tor streets
Office houTSS TO Q AID. and Ito s y M. nr.
Grammerfan be found ut office at all times,
except when otherwise engaged. Telephone
at Office and residence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-19

DRS. BURTs & FIELD, PHYSICIANS
~ and surgeons. Office over Kings drug
store, Main street; telephone connection at
office and residences.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-07
BRIEF NOTES.

The pine cone crop of Sacramento IS sec
ond to that of no other county i'll the State
The Fish Commissioners will meet at the
Union Hotel III this city on Saturday, No,
Veinbar 10Th.
The benefit which was to have been given
this evening for Mrs. Chas. A. Gillespie has
been postponed to Friday evening, Noyem-
Der 18th, at Armory Hall,
County Treasurer Greenlaw has notified
the Board of Supervisors that the cash on
hand October 1St amounted 10 $f4, $50 81
Receipts during the month, Sl6,1G5 80
disbursements, $17,474 II.
A Grass Valley politician telegraphed to
q Republican official in this city yesterday
as follows: d" The opinion is prevalent in
these ere parts that the Eastern woods
were not so condemned full of EN- after all, y
The first social of the season will be given
by the ladies of the congregational Church,
this Friday evening in the church parlors,
and will be free TO all. Members and all
friends of the society are invited to be pres
ent.
The famous Carleton English Opera Com
pany will appear at the Metropolitan Thea
ter on Thursday evening, November 18th.
Season tickets are for sale at HOughton' 5
book store, J street, between Sixth and
Seventh.
Some of the street crossings eastof Twen-
tieth street are in a very bad condition,
some of them actually dangerous. The let
tered streets are raised by grading and the
cross streets have very narrow approaches,
and after night parties driving in that por-
ton Of the city must keep in the middle of
the street or otherwise get upset. g. W.
Hancock was upset and came near losing
his life By such an accident, Monday even
ing. The Street Commissioner should look
after them.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

7 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
| il you are so unfortunate as to require them.
With mind nIatured and enriched by studies of
an advanced order, can safely say that there is
hardly disease in the catalogue of human ills
that | cannot treat to Il successful ISSUE
LADIES' am always ready TO assist you. My
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience | am now able to treat you with
the certaintyI of success. No case peculiar to
your delicate organism isbeyond my sure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted to
have the desired effect in all cases.
Those of the public who need my services can
depend upon gentlemanly honorable and sci
entifc treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been in
ured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, if they prefer, consult
me by letter, detailing the symptoms of the dis
case or trouble, and receive medicines by ex-
press. with full instructions. All letters must
be directed: ]. Fl. JOSSELIN, NJ D., 226 Suffer
street. San Francisco. Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay re-
quired. Consultation, personally or by letter,
gratis. Send for book. Comfortable apartments
for patients at my Infirmary when desired),
with experienced nurses.
Consultation Parlors. 2o6 Suffer street. adjoin-
ing the Young Mems Christian Association
Building.
Office Hours-From A. NJ. to S Pm
My Diploma hangs in my office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marri.
age. For sale by all newsdealers.
o2Sptf&w i. II. JOSSELYN, NJ. ID.
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DIED.

Sacramento, November CHINA Loretta, young
est child OF John and B. Talbot native d
sacramento, year, IL months and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take
place from the residence Of parents on the
southwest corner ofSeventeenth and II streets,
this afternoon at O'clock.
Sacramento, November 6-Isabel Annie. only
daughter OF Thomas and Nellie Stevens, 5
yesrs, 2 months and 10 days. Funeral notice
hereafter
Sacramento November Crank, Youngest
son of Frank and Inez Bacceli. a naive OF
California, 5 months and p days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vtcd to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of his parents,
Thirty-frst and NJ streets, this afternoon at
O'Clock.
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CHICAGO, November 6th.-Thc General Pas
sengcr Agents Of the roads running South met
here to-day, and made round trip rates to the
New Orleans Cotton Centennial Exposition from
the leading cities in the Northwest on the basis
of SO for the round trip from Chicago.
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BosTON. November 6th.-rhe counsel for the
receiver of the Pacific National Bank in the
suit against some :, COS stockholders Of the bank
to enforce the assessment liability, stated the
case had been Withdrawn from jury trial and
will be heard by the Court,
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reduced Passenger Rates.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Noyember6th.-Ncw York Central
ticket offices in this city to-day began selling
trst-cass tickets to Chicago for 81 and second
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NEW ORIEASs. November 6th.--The drivers
strike is continued. No street ears are running,
which causes great Inconvenience The City
Council tonight instructed the City Attorney to
take necessary proceeding to annul all the rights
md privileges granted by the city for street rail
roads for violating their contract with the city,
in faliIg to run cars on schedule time.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
NEWCASTLE HOTEL.

Ne"sss>tie California.
HAVING TAKEN CHARGE OF THE ABOVE
j place, which | have renovated and i'm
proved throughout, now take pleasure in in
wiling my friends and the public in general to
give me a call, where they will find everything
conducted III tirst-ciaSS manner
ol5-lma Il ]. nAINS prnnriafnr
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LQcAL INTELLIGENCE.


All day yesterday, and up to a late hour
last night, Third street, in front of the
RECORD JNIoE building, was filled with
hundreds Of people, who crowded around
the bulletin boards to read the kilograms
that were posted at intervals of every few
minutes During the entire day the dis
patches indicated that the vote in New
York was very close, and as the election
depended entirely on the result in that
State, both parties felt hopeful. About 4
O'Clock dispatch came that the Democrats
in Albany were firing one hundred guns
in honor OF the victory of the Democracy"
This made the Republicans feel rather
blue, and the whisper went all along the
line, We're gone, sure About o'clock
a dispatch came that the National Republic
can Central Committee claimed every
Northern State except New jersey and Con-
necticut, and that they had telegraphed
congratulations to Blaine and Logan. This
had the effect OF reviying the fallen spirits
of the Republicans, and had Il correspond
ingly depressing effect on the Democrats
Six O'Clock found several hundred men in
front Of the Office, and the situation the
same as at carly morning During the
evening the Office, COunting-room and ed
itorial rooms of the RECORD UxIoy office
were filled With people, while the sidewalk
and street in the neiglborhood of the bull
letin boards were crowded The excite
ment of the day before had all subsided ::
there was 10 cheering or guying, but a cool
interchange If opinions between Demo-
Gratis and Republicans rs to the probable
outcome.
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yacht, MgnoEette for having k,'eo me boy
Parker, TO keep themselves alive, was .onclliaes
to-day. The jury brought in spacial ve-eulct
finding the facts as stated, and referring tn.
question of law as TO whether murder had been
committed to the Superior Court. The verdict
was coupled also with a recommendation e
mercy. The prisoner was released on bail.
The Storm on the Atlantic Coast.
| FARTHER PoINT November h.-The storm,
ragged furiously during last night Pilots OF ftity
! bureau all night, state that they never remem-
| Der having seen and felt such storm waves,
which mounted to the hight of from hfty to
| sixty feet at one time during the night. They
| fully expected TO be wiped out. To-day the sea
| is still roaring and splashing. party OF boat
men sent out with pilot TO boarG the steam
| ship Lake NeIpigon, on her way to Quebec, Fe-
| turned minus two of their number who wee
washed overheard and were not afterwards
seen.
Amnesty Granted.
NEW YORK. November 6th-President Solo
mon of Hayti, on the fifth anniversary of his
taking the Presidential chair, on the sd ult.
granted full and complete amnestyto all po-
litical offenders in the country, as well as ez-
lies.
Bishop Suspended.
BuENos AYRES, November 6th.-The Argen-
tine Government has suspended the Bishop of
Salta, for issuing euriously worded pastoral.
Wants to Change the Relations Between
the Two Houses.
LONDON, November Gth.-Henry Labouchere,
Radical member for Northampton, gave notice
that he intended to make a motion providing
for change in the relations of the House of
Lords and House of Commons, so rs TO prevent
the Conservatives impeding legislation.
Cholera Reports.
PARIS November 6th.-Several cases, and one
death, from alleged ASiatic cholera, occurred i'll
this city within the past twenty-tour hours, and
during the same time there were five fresh eases
and one death at Nantes.
Scheme Tor Redistribution.
LONDON, November 6th.-Northcote and Sails
bury. Conservative leaders, are preparing Il
scheme of redistribution, TO be submitted to
Parliament 1t is reported their plan adheres
to the principles of the separation of the urban
from the rural voters, and groups the small
towns into single member constituencies. No
town is entitled to district representation that
has less than 10000 inhabitants. The general
tendency OF the scheme is to eliminate the town
influences from the country.
offered to Mediate.
PARIS. November 6th-Prime Minister Ferry
has announced to the TOnquin Commission of
the Deputies that England had offered to medi-
ate between China and France, but mad not yet
made any official overtureS to the Chinese Gov
eminent. The Temps states thaS France is negO-
tiatiGg direct with China.
House OF Commons.
LONDON. November 6th-The House of Com
mons, after debate upon the franchise bill, ad-
journed in respect to the memory of Postmaster
General Fawcett. EulOgieS were pronounced
by NorthcOte and harrington. Justin Mccarthy.
Home Ruler, in behalf OF the Irish nation, paid
an eloquent tribute TO FaWcett.
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= II EI4iHalI vs. H. l. tuFtIsS-Oh tFlal.
I'm -.-. W = -,
'"l HE Hoi'h N'AN'''--l' VIII ne re-
lncmbered that on the 18th OF last month
4 man named Agur Shelton. lust from
n.s,-,, ,.. ,,,.,,,,1- .,,i ,..o. .,l.o,, ont -,
LacG r. 49, pa,.i- - I,,o "u' an, NJ "
TyoI,on and rol,ha5 If si50 and a ,Y,otci'
and chain; He was badly beaten before
VTl, i1o oep he P SI d feS i Sosepn
land-CostelIo ON suspicion Of beinr tLe
guilty parties The men were held to an
sweT and tile woman discharged. Yester-
day Chief Jackson and officer Sullivan Wis
itcd the prisoners in the county Jail, and
they confessed the whole business. The
result was the arrest Of the woman and
Thomas +. Costello, who are charged with
robbery. Costello keeps a saloon ON Front
street
w. ~
" Aili'' LOW TX contracts Ior
spnnksmS the streets expired on the lst of
the present month and for the past week
the dust ON tho strno,s has boon ro,,. On
noying. II ct 50 bad that on yesterday
carts wee sent out 10 sprinkle some OF the
b"t 1siosfaI1 amy oroeecrs i' Mant
citizens express the opinion that it would
be better for the Trustees to make contracts
for short periods after November LIST. ac-
cording 10 the necessities of the case, and
have the carts keep right at work. Ger
tainiy dust IS lust rs diS1greeable in No.
Yvmbcr as III July. and in he absence of
rain ii is Just as desirable that the streets be
! sprinklcd now as earlier in the season.
n. .-. ...-.-... r... 7,,,..,-.
VI 'i-' NJ y '-aSloil " Ei'r'u7e
,''-' l''''''' '''',
wa. '''-', '',, '''''' men ~
sI coroN r.th ,na II i' ,,i rcct
| san Francisco. large lot of mules. The
| have I 10 head of matched Missouri mules.
! sound and we'll broken 10 harness, which
| will be sold in pairs. They can be seen at
| the above-namcd stoc5-yard on and after
! Wednesday, November 18Th Terms of
| sale cash. or 80 DAYS credit for approved Sc
] CURLY. with interest added nj 10 per cent.
per annum. Catalogues will be furnished
| on application to Easton d Eldridge auc-
'iolieerS' = N"t'solner! street, San ran
I@ACi.S ! o-NoN.'o" h'oert Aiicii' leSSee
| of Agricultural Park, adyertiSes 4 pacing
| race for tomorrow. 1t is to be mile heats.
! tl,uoo =, f,-o c,r ,,,,rs, &c s,oo rhoro
o-a tour e,,trice AZ folin,rs. CLarIn.
SnL1,.;m '' ,,a,ins 7 w W;Isnn,s Pndnn
pot ,'o,,cs 6dall,s SnIi, Goor,a
NM, no,,eg r. II Todd's Raj poj,,3
70 " o. IAN na1oes hav mare Enirma Who
| goes 10 wagon. The animals are said to
| be vcrv evenly matched. and no doubt the
, race will be a highly interesting one. The
horses will be started promptly at . o'clock.
| Admission to Park. 80 cents
ARRESTS These arrests were recorded al
| the police station last night VIM. How
Ind oIios -" circns Riu bv officer Asb
-. win.
t4r Pcl laFGe''! ir;1tit, W iilial,rs, Ni'si'
for presenting themselves TO the public
gaze; Jos. Weber, by officer Arlington, fol
being drunk; 5. J. Peterson and Ed
petit larceny; Barney Hughes, drunk, anC
Thomas f. and Alice Costello, by Chic
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Sacramento, November BY Rev II. II. Rice
at the residence of p. l.. Hickman. ESQ
Thomas J. Eames to Lizzie Hill, both Of Sacrl
mento.
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No LADY, of refinement likes to resc

No lady of refinement likes to resort
to superficial devices to supply becoming
semblance of her former beauty 1t is
health alone that lights the countenance
and brings back fresh tints to the faded
check. If anything on earth will do this,
it is Mrs Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound which has already brought
health to multitudcs with whom all other
means had failed
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VOTE FOR coNGRESsNAN-sIxTH DISTRICT.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-McFarIand, Judge.

DePaiuheht IWo--hcFarIanu, Judge.
THURSDAY. November 9Th.
Mignonette Aldrich vs.. Nelson Aldrich-De-
fault of defendant entered, and decree Of di-
vorcc in favor of plaintiff
Estate of Z. L. Billings deceased Petition for
assignment Of certain property denied.
g IL Gilman V u. Z. CurtisS-On trial.
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Returns from the Congressional districts
are still incomplete IN the tables below will
be found the vote in the various counties
as far rs received at the time Of the RECORD.
UEroN's going to press:
VOTE FOR CoNGREsSMAN-FIBST DISTRICT.
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MARRIED.

EXTRA quality ladies fine French kid
shoes, with tassels, 81. Red House.
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At The State House: Mrs. A Donaldson and
child, Pleasant Crore;J. Crymble, Portland, Or;
II. Sehlmyer, Elk Grove; c. \. Ludlow, city IL
Easterbook, Costumes; II. Meiss, city; NJ. n.
Rogers, CORTLAND; T. J. Pierce, Pleasant Grove;
!. Hull, Brighton; J. g. Bradford, Franklin:
Adam Kesselring Gold Hill; r. Nj Glenn Nico-
,aus; II. E. Barton, I.atrobe; }. II. Kilgore Co
lusa; John Rogenbogen. Clarksbnrg: f. Carroll
and wife, Placcrvlle; II. 7. Lufkins and wife
Walnut Grove; G. Lindsay. san Francisco: D.
Bowler, Michigan; J. F. Flynn, /. 5. Nanzile
citS; +. Beckley, Colusa; 7. " Wilson, Phila-
delphia; c. Fical, T. s. Peck Florin; r. C. Gan
non, Costumes; Mrs. Van Trees, Mrs. J. Rollins
ColfaX, z. b. Bradford, Franklin.
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DIR. G.. ~. WEST,

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For Sale-Store in CoIusa.
q. Phil. observation-disclosures Market
For Saie-lot Of Eastern Horses.
For Sale-Small Farms
Wanted Youth at Tea Store.
Red HOuse-Trunk and NaliseS
WeinsJock * Manufacturing Department.
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snecnIation in Chicago.

CHICAGO. November 6th.-Thc Inter- Gccal
this morning claims Blainc's election. but it de-
ponds largely on New York. The Times says it
is neck-and-ncck. 1t claims New York for
Cleveland, and says that the Republicans are
perfecting Il plan 10 steal Indiana, and that
Michigan is YET in doubt. The Lerdid says
The result hangs on New York with the indica-
tons favoring Cleveland and that Indiana is
doubtful, but claimed by both sides as tar as
reliable Information can be obtained.
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Weather Probabilities.

North Pacific coast Local rains and partly
cloudy weather. California: Fair weather, ex-
eept extreme northern portion-local rains and
partly cloudy weather, with rising temperature
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MENTIoY,

Metropolitan Theater, To-night-0pera.
Tivoli, Tonight" Under the Gasiight."
Concert Tonight Kingsley Chapel.
Races at Agricultural Park Tomorrow.
congregational Church Social.
Sacramento Lodge. F. and A. NJ, Tonight
Sacramento Hussars, This evening
Lost-A Square Gold LocEet.
Confidence Lodge, K of p, Tonight
Mrs. Giiiespie's Benetit-Armory Hall, II
night
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FRESH HALIDUr, Goldfish, trout. herring.
founders, soes, rock-cod, smelts. tom-cod,
sturgeon, sea-bass. catfish and perch.
Also shrimps, soft shell crabs, CLAIMS and
mussels on hand this morning. Fulton
Market, Fifth and X streets.
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TIE best boot for comfort and durability
is Gilman's "Old Mans Calf" Price 81,
at Red HOu.p
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GENTS Scotch gray shirts and drawers,
finished seam, extra heavy, 80 cents. Red
House.