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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

agent Of the National bank Of Talca
Chill, has Hbeconded with $4,000.
Wlnslow, the Russian consulate nj
CzetnowliS In Austria, was broken
open rhnrsday night and the e.
ouloheon destroyed. The Polish papers
attribute the outrage TO Foreigners.
The returns Of the German olectlona
thus far show the electlon Of ~
Conservatives, o. Of the Center. ig I'm.
perialistH, 30 national Liberals, ~ Ger.
man Liberals, . Alsatlana, IA Poles and
: OF the People's party.
An official Of KahbMsh, an Arabian
tribe states that Gen. Gordon recently
repulsed mn attack by al Mahdi
ON Amherdnr, opposite tho city OF
hhartoum, This telegram dlapels the
uneasinehs arising from the recent ah-
sonce OF news.
The italian steamers Mateo and
Bruzzo with grent number Of pas.
seugers have arrived az Monterldeo.
The Argentine Republican govern
ment has provided them with coal aud
provisions and ordered them 10 move
away some distance, they having
come from cholera infested port. A
mRn-Of-war has been ordered To- watch
their movements and compel them 90
retire. Their agents continue their
efforts TO have them admitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
MLENNAN COUNTY.
Falling In Line Ready for the Fourth
Of November.

cHAwFoED, Tax, Oct. 80.
To the Editor Of tho Gazette.
The writer has had much mlnR-
ling among the people for sew
eral weeks past aud has had
good opportunities TO observe
how political matters are shaping.
AZ tho election IL drawing near mon
are settling down permanently In
their Views, aud ! predict that there
VIII be n greater surprise nc the re-.
turns OF the election In the MIDI
die aud southern portion OF tho
slate than ever there WINS
ON any former occasion. Cleveland 10
very popular and viii receive very
brave support, yet far greater NUM-
her than u expected viii vote the Pro-
hibitinn ticket The estate will vote an
exceedingly large majority for the
Democratic party, yet Il win surprise
voters all over the state when they zee
how many votes Gov 81. John will
receive But the surprise viii be much
greater when the Wash Jones
votes are counted In every nelghbor-
MOOD ho VIII have u respectable vote,
IN great many majority, and I'm
some localltiee he will almost aweep
the votes.
The general impression with the peo-
pie 10 that II The editors OF pnpera and
stump speakers think they tho people,
arc depending on them 10 dictate how
they shall vote they labor under mis-
take aud that they ARE not going ~
support the ifdsc idp system out and
out.
There Is no great excitement any
where except among few fanatics,
but there II determination TO put into
execution their purpose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
The Bandlt King.

A large audience was present Ia the
opera-houss last night when the cur
tain rolled up on the iirst act OF the
bandit Klng,p
The play ~ ofthe usual border drama
! style aud was oxcullanty mounted.
Considering the amount of scenery
and the introduction Of the trained
b0rses on the stage, the piece moved
remarkably smooth. The appearance
OF the trained animals, Bay Raider
aud Roam Charger gives the play n
life.like appearance, Their thorough
training makes them almost as much
at home on the stage gs the human
beings In the play The
canyon and race-trnck scenes
were very handsome aud natural. The
east OF characters was good through.
out JAS. III, Walllok Ia his many
charactere, las an excellent conOep.
ton Of frontier life and was very cfiec.
tive at times. Mr.. Il. H. Grandin as
Kansas Jake, the Prairie Wind Ma.
chine, played the part TO perfection,
Mr. John lsiebert ~ Adolphus Breezy
Gush, came in for share Of tue
applause which was lavlshly bestowed
ihroughontthep performances. Fred Iy.
ons ns Old Bob la his banjo solos aud
dances carried the house by storm.
He and his donkey were tho life Of the
play. lie Is exceedingly clever aud
the company IL fortunate In having
him with IL. Miss stella
Dale AZ KRlemah, the Indian
Walt has "A fine stage presence
but spells the effect of her good acting
by forced tragic voice, which som
becomes tiresome.
Fannie Brresford, ns Sarah Jane,
was very amusing,
The Bandit King Is good Rttrac.
ton aud an entertainment which In
entitled 20 full houses wherever II APP
pears.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

The Texas State Electro Therapeutic
Association.
Work Of tho Building Association More
suia for Divorce.
special TO the Gasotto.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX Oct. 3l.--In the cleo
trO-medlcal convention this morning
the committee ON constitution and by
laws submitted q report suggeatlns
that the title OF the association shall
be- the Texas State Electro. Thera-
peutic associatlon;n also, ndoptIng the
constitution aud bylaws OF the Texas
State Medical association; also, that
the officers selected yesterday shall
serve one year, the meetings TO DO held
annually. The report was adopted.
Two subjects were aubiected TO
eleCtro-galvAnlc treatment In the
presenco OF the association. DIR. Baird
handling the apparatus. One OF these
cases were afflicted with neuralgia and
the other with "A confusion. Tile doc
tors watched the experiments with
much Interest.
DIR. Baird read paper on tho clnssea
OF discusses where electrical treatment
Is applicable. Among the list are
uterine inertia, pneumonia In certain
stages, coma, malarlal diseases, opium
poisoning, etc.
The session virtually came To- close
tonight, with lectures on electricity
by DR., Baird president of the assocla.
lion, aud Judge James G. Walker OF
thus city. The attendance was quite
large, many ladies turning out.
The medical men are much pensed
with the favorable auspices surround-
Ing their movement and predict that
II viii gain strength aud Importance.
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL NOTES.
Col. Il. Ballard OF Dallas, represent.
ing the BradstIeet commercial agency
Is at the Pacific hotel, Frustrated with
u hemorrhage which attacked him
last evening. He IN doing we'll to-day
and Will be able to 90 homo tomorrow
During the month that closes 90 day
the Waco Building association has
loaned S2t,0 An nearly all this goes
into small residence honsea Il shows
what building boom Is going on
here. The association does not lend n
dollar save TO put into buildings, bust
ness or residence.
Five additional suits for divoroe,were
docketed to-day, TO be tried in the dis.
trict court, which meets Monday.
The Prohlbitlonists had 1000 81.
John electoral tickets printed to-day,
aud say they wild poll $50 votes In this
county.
The Democrats are already huvlng
powder 10 fire Cleveland and Hem
bricks anvils Tuesday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
A Warming 10 Texas.
~ Louis Republican.

Some of the Iowa papers In discuss.
ing the proposition 10 establish na.
tional cattle trail from Texas 10 the
North betray an Incorporate warmth,
which emacks Of bullying, The State
Register mentions IL as u scheme FOR
Texana"to get their elck cattle North, y
and says.
lfpcNRs expects tn carry out this scheme
with tho aid Of congress, they better ash for
thai nlicon miles Wide Instead Of nYe, ~
they eau keep out OF reach OF our long range
flnrs.
This Is intended 10 boz veloFoue rather
than argumentative. IL Is hardly lOy-
atty 10 law or respectful 10 congress
In fact, the article further on pays los
fespects 10 congress thus.
Ihcy may hy bfnXadp IA congress, hy The
aid ~ the Northern donEh-nces, get the
> eic's right into aiiimnl industry laws, but
whom they set road through those North
weston states for their diseased cattle, they
VAL hnd a difiufent element 10 contend with
mum that OF semlrrhei congressman how
hold seats from diairloih Ia the Norlh,
Iowa newspapers have been known
10 stRmatl1e men aa traitors for lcss
violent language than this. Appa.
renily Mr.. Logan visit 70 that state
h ~ had dangerous effect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

arc given. Tho old htlll-hunt IA on
again. How encouraging things look
may be inferred from the chcefiulnesa
that IL apparent In any Democrat who
knows the secrets Of the Albany work.
shop.
pArcHfNo VI PRACE.
True to Mr.. Tilden's plan the policy
OF harmony and reconciliation has
been most earnestly followed out,
There were heart-burnlngs and dlesen.
Hiona following the Chicago
convention. The r. Z. Flow
er phslanx, strong IN JET.
fcrson aud 81. Lawrence eOuntlea was
ready TO bolt. William Purcell led a
band OF kickcra In Monroe The Os.
| wego county element was not happy,
kings county was In revolt and there
was trouble with Tammany. Man-
ming has made peace with all OF them
except Tammany. Ho has promised
them the earth, the sen and all that I'M
them IL IL they will only fall In
line. Flower WAS the first 10 capit.
ulato. He not only led over his
fnllowors In band but he came
down handsomely with his cash
Flower In very rich and lac will not
miss the $4,000 lac has contributed,
The pence with the Purcell men was
harder TO effect, for tho trouble was
deeper, but Il has boon brought about
finally within ten days, aud Monroe
county IL marching IN the column 10
Victory, The Kings county fight WAS
settled once TO the apparent sAtialao.
tion OF everyone and then IL broke out
anew, The peace policy, however, has
made everything serene once more.
CLEVELAND's PRosPECrs BRIGHTER
may be said Ia truth that thlngs
look very much better for Grover
Cleveland than they did three weeks
ago, In that the party has greatly
strengthened. The disaiiectlon has
almost entirely passed away In the
country districts. Tammany alone re-
mainsin an attitude OF inactivity. She
IL an unknown factor In the voting.
The word has not been given. When
~ comes Tammany will obey. She Ia
under the best discipline Of any pollti-
cal organization la the land She may
swing In line for Cleveland at the last
moment and be forgiven.
Butler IL fast loslng strength. There
", however, a considerable Irish vote
that at this writing promises TO 40
against Cleveland, but lt IL more than
matched by the losses 10 Blaine bv
the Prohibition vote and the indie.
pendent Republicans and the Stalwart
kickers. These three elements will
cast "A vast number OF votes. The In.
dependents have sent out notices 20
Republicans In New York city and
Brooklyn asking how they will vote.
and II IL said 10y the independent
leaders that they have received replies
from IS 900 Republicans who will vote
against Blaine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
The MistIetoe lion.

The Mistletoe club gave another
soiree In 6odwln's hal, last night,
which was enjoyed by some twenty
or more couples. This club In a meas.
ure fills lho place Of the s. r. s club,
which did 30 much TO make society
lively aud attractive last season,
though ila field Of usefulness IL not "a
large. Tho Mlailetoe membership a
composed OF young men who possees
high social qualifications, aud Ia con.
sequence the club sOirees are elegant
ailairs, and some OF the lovellest female
faces 10 the city are seen nt each,
The geather was Just cool enough 10
enjoy dancing, aud a happier, mer-
rier party never assembled In the old
hall than those who awakened lts
erhocs last evening. Nearly every
one present was Of that aye when ne
b golden stream TO the possessOfe OF
health aud good apiFils, aud the cur.
rent n1ws amid scenes OF enchantnent
10 youth.
IA Ihe Faberlte entered the room AZ
a late hour a number OF the preltiest
dancora u Fort Worth were olfeliuv N
their twinkling feet keeplue tinte h
the music OF q glide waltz II WA a
lovely sight; youth ana beauty giidlne
by, ObllyiOus Of an else Save lie
music aud The presence OF
tholr partners; unconscious that
time with swim flight had lust added
another yesterday 10 the Infinite mum.
hsr ia the past a couple pAsstd near
the entrance hndrecognised the scribe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

"MALrEy, MASS, Feb. J, 1850. -Cientiemen--
suffered with attacks Of sick headache
Neuralgia, femslo trouble, for years Ia tho
most Terrible aud exornclating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me relief
OF cure, until used Hop nltlers
The nTat bottle
Nearly cured me-
The second made me as vol and strong AZ
when child
And have been 50 10 this day.
Ny husband was AN Invalid for twenty
year. with o serious
kidney, liver ana nunAly complaint,
pronounced by D0stona best physl-
eianH--
aincurablep
seven battles OF yonr BitIers cured him
aud know OF the
"LlNoa of eight persons"
'lp my reiRhbofhoOd that have been saved
by your bitier,
Ana many more are using ,hom with great
eTDey almost
10 mlraci0sYH - Ana a. ID ey.eI
How 10 CIR SICK. Erpnse yonfseif dav
and Night eat too mnen without eNertlss.
work 100 hn q without rest doctor All me
nine, take all The vile uosirums adyarfisrd
and then yoa VIII want 10 know how Vi ri
we'll, which " answered IA three words =
Take Hop sitter
81 None genuine without n bnneh afrrrs
Hops au thH Nhiic label Stun All the VII
poisonouA stun with "iIopn or "Ilops IN
their nnmc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

The Treasury Deposits Granite for the
Capitol Obituary.


Capitol Obituary.
Special 10 the 0aEotto,
AUSTIN, Tx, Oct Sl.-The oouu-
ties Of ia paso. Fort Bend aud Tyler
have not yet sent in their assessment
rolls,
Treasury deposits during October:
Permanent school fund 1874. porma-
nent university fund $3.50; available
university fund S20s,
All the granite for the new capitol
haH been placed on the ground.
Mrs shRpard, sister OF the wife OF
Prof. Hhlatead of the state university,
died last night Her remains will be
shipped TO her old home Ia New York
sunday. There are forty or fifty cases
OF dengue fever In this city.
In the district court sam Jackson,
for theft, was given three years aud
six months In the penilentiary.
The Republicans viii close the can.
vass with grand rally in front OF tho
temporary capitol Saturday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
HANGED.
Bill Bass Pays the Penalty Of Death
at Paris for Ravishing
Minded Woman.
Two Negroes in Louisiana and One in
Kentucky Brilod Into Eternity,
all for Murder
HANoED rRoTnsrINa nIs INNo-

HANGED fftoTEsrINo mis- INNo-
UENoE
special 10 the 0aRettc.
PANS, Tax, Oct, 3l.-Blll Bass was
hung here to-day. He fell through
the trap at 0 O'Clock. He was brought
upon the gallowa at 4;28 p, IN. The
death warrant was read by John III.
Walker In clear and dlstinct tones aud
after sheriff q, NJ. Crook had com.
manded silence Bass said Ia substance,
want all TO hear me. am not
guilty have not done what / ana
brought here for, heard the evidence,
What they had written down was
mighty pretty, but IL was not
true, want all, both
black and white, to pray for me. This
IL all. God bless YOU All y
The prisoner then knelt on the sonf
fold and n e0lored preacher offered u
most pathetic aud touching appeal for
him. When the prisoner Rroae his
hands and feet were tied. The black
emp was adjusted and aobbinR like a
child the prisoner went through the
trap, the fall OF eight feet breaking his
neck. No disturbance whatever oc-
CURED.
The crime for which Bass waA
hanged WAS rape committed mt tho
poor farm In this county on the night
OF October 81, 1888, upon weak.
minded woman, Lou Williams. An
indictment was found against him on
October 30, aud he was tried for the
ofinnse November 10. After an inn.
partial trial and n faithful effort upon
the part Of the defense, the prisoner
was convicted Of the crime 10 which
he had pleaded not guilty. The case
was appealed to the supreme court and
affirmed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
Keene. ihr TrnredIan.

The most important event oi the sea.
son viii be that OF the appearance 81
the great tragedlAn, MIR. Thos, w,
Koene, who viii give the theateT-goers
OF our city thorough hhakspeArian
repertoire. The engagement Will be
Tor two nights aud matinee, COM
mencing Friday evening, November
The playa selected tor the engagement
are ~ follower Friday evening Ham
iet1 viii be given, q character that has
AZ each presentation been most favor.
ally coupled with that Of Edwin
Ro0gh, Saturday matinee, Romeo aud
Jullet.h making hi. last appearances
Saturday night ~ "oihello-"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
TELEGRAPHIo Tips.

Henry Cato. who was sentenced Ia
be hanged at Decatur. Ga yesterday,
has been granted respite Of two
weeks.
DIR, w. h, Grimm of Temple yester-
day received a telegram from Euter-
prise, Miss, his old home, bringing
the sad news that his father WAS dy.
Ing.
The Jury in the case OF Perry Milton,
on trial ut Farmcmville, La, lev the
murder Of j. w. Spurry near Spear
Vile last April, returned II verdict OF
guilty, with tine penalty Of death.
Ia the Youngstown mine disaster In.
vfellgation nt Uniontown, Pa, the
Jury returned IA verdict last night that
the men came 90 their death from an
explosion OF fire damp together with
the ELECTS of the attordamp.
Representative MlllInor Of Maine
and Stewart Of Vermont of the com.
mittee ON expenditures In the depart
ment of Justice have signed the minor
ity report on the investigation by the
committee at the last session OF con.
gress.
Parties who arrived yesterday NJ 10.
ronto, Ont, from Michapioaier say that
the Toronto policemen arrived there
all right. No resistance was made TO
their landing. a great many rioters
were arrested, Ectrythlng was quiet
when the boat left Tuesday morning,
The Connolly polygamy case on
trial I'm Salt Lake was dismissed yes.
terday afternoon by the United States
attorney. He said that the testimony
differed 80 radically from that before
the grand jury that lac was astounded
nj the most glsring perjury which had
attended the evidence given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
SAN ANTONIO.
special to lho daIotle,

special 60 Tho Gazette,
San ANTONIO, TN, oct, 8l,-Hen-
ny w. Harris, a newspaper man from
Albany, N. Yo died here this morning
from consumption. The remalne will
bo inferred Ia this city lie had been
connected with tho Sunday Preas NJ
Albany. He came here too late.
Louis OrOea, Mexican horse thief
nom Brady city, MoCulloch county,
was arrested here late last night In a
gambling hell. lio onniossea the theft
of a fine mare from VIM, Greer OF that
place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
Amounts uANo,Na

NEW ORLEANS, LA, oct. 3l.-Al-
bert and ChRs. Goodman, colored.
were hanged at Terre Boone Court
house, 80, Charles parish, to-day in
the presence Of 500 people, for the muir
der OF Louis Maspero, whom they wHy-
laid June 90, at Gaudohaux'a planta-
tion, ~. Bernard parish. Albert nd.
mltIed the killing, and said that Char.
ley was innocent and knew nothing OF
the murder. Charley made similar
statement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Some shArps have been playing
slick" on the sherman hotel iaud.
lords. Their game Is for two OF ;hem
20 enter the house at tho same time
and engage IN dispute ~ "a who
shall be allowed 10 settle the board
bill. Finally one man, apparently
gaining his poiut, will tell The other 10
get their grips, that he will settle the
matter with the landlord. The other
chap viii get the articles -mentlsned.
which are usnally kept In the office OF
the hotel, and csrelessiy walks out.
The ono who remains ~ paw the till
suddenly getAexcited aud cries out that
ho has been robbed aud PUSHES ffanli-
cAily oul In search Of policeman. He
nor his confederate, however. return,
and the landlord usually hRs 4 police
man Ia search 81 them before many
hours, This 10 An old racket, but n
wins sometimes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

The gentleman nodded and the lady
smiled at the pencil shower over tho
shoulder Of her partner, aud away
they gllded, while other couples FOL.
lowed them In the panoramic ring.
A number Of the social queens OF
the Fort were present and the entire
crowd was n very select one Half an
hour later the band was playing
"Home, Sweet Home and the scribe
left, convinced that the Mistletoe club
lsa hrst-class social institution aud
that its solrees this winter will bo
among the principal features OF the
aeasOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
oNnIN cleonoIA

ATLANTA, GA, oct. al.--Geo. Hin
was hanged In Cherokee county to-day
for the murder Of VIM. Brlant, by
ohopping his head or at "a party given
nj hlA hnmrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
ANnrn,.n 1Annnm1Nn

CHATTANOOGA, TENN oct. 3l.--
Ike Fair, colored, was hanged at Lex
lngton to- day for the murder OF Hank
Curren, section boss on the Cincinnati
southern railway. The hanging was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER ..
~ wns taken s'ck IA year aeo
xVtfh tiii..ua f..,...fs

WfNh 'aAAHAH ttNNNf.
"hy doctor pronounced mo cured, but got
SICK again. with lerrihle pains IN ny back
and sides aud sot gQbad
Could not novel
1 Hhrnnk
From - lbs. 90 l2Oi had been doetaring
for my liver, hut u did me no good. did
not expect TO 1.-Two more than three ponths
began To use Hop kittefE. Directly my IN.
poll returned, my paths leit me. my oniife
eyhtcln feeinea y ~ wed ~ n by magic and
sound a. - sovereign. hat weigh more than 4
dld before, To Hop Bitteis owe my life. 6
II. FtIIpAIIuCK,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

We have . few flrnl-clasa grain drills
which We will eloso cut at cost Tor
cash.
w. A. HrfrNAN IMPLEMENT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

WAHINoroN, Oct. 3l,--wcsi gulf,
fair weather winds generally south
erly, stationary Temperature,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
EVENTS ABROAD.
r,eneh and Chinese are ooncon
|,,,tinS Their Forces Around the
Island Of Formoaa.
|nuIn,y Stops for a Special Treaty Of
Gommcroe Betwoeu Spain and the
United Stated,
rnANoIa Ann DINA.

ntoCgiNu THE WOO suNd.
oshos, oct. Chinese advlces
hi that the blocking OF the Woo
\. ,,rer.on which Shanghai stands,
I,tthe massing Of troops la the vicin-
N shanghai and Pekin, are still
6Ing on. , 10,
ma. OCT. 8i.-Tne Journal Des
.ss,. denlea that France is legally
,sar With China. II contends,
,esore that England has no reason
ntbId the French vessels TO re-
I,ioal nj Hong Kong.
MORE TROOPS FOR CHINA.
|IoufON, Oot Two cruisers and
! eun.boats have been ordered to
mare 10 anll Immediately for China,
ppnsrcuTlNu 1HE CHRtsrIANs.
lnoMg OCT. ~ The propaganda has
1vceu from the province Of Canton
IN many Catholic churches have
I'M sacked and destroyed, 200 bousee
i rhrlatlana pillaRed and burned,
mon outraged aud men tortured for
aelng 10 participate la the Chinese
IgIons rites. Two bishops, thirty
,slonarloa and one hundred Catholic
neees have arrived Rt Hong Kong.
aArHERTNa An FoRMOsA.
pans. OCT. 8l.-The French gov
pment has sent an official represent
u We 10 Coroa to watch the interests
NM French there, M German inilu-
g now prcdominatce In that coun-
hlneae advices via Shanghai state
ldeaplte the blockade two steamers
IA troops and munitions
TAI Won. The Chlncso
anchored In the river
md Tsi has been ordered 10 Formosa
suooor the Chinese commander,
bio. The French man-of-wRr Trl-
hph, has sailed from Saigon, Cochin
inA, for Keelung to join Admiral
burhet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Edw. eAnLE MOTIFS.
W a'nn't for twenty Year,