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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
GRANUVIEW.
Brief Personal Paragraphs Sale OF
COrn.fed Cattle.

Special to the Gazette.
Grandview, March lS.--We are glad
to note that Mr.. +. b. Baltic, the able
correspondent of the Alvarado Bull
letin. is well again and busily turning
the soil.
Rev. J. II. Collard, .ir., of Mexia,
nastor of The Methodist church at that
place, arrived here this morning. Mr..
Collard is quite popular here, where he
formerly officiated, and is warmly well
coined by his many friends.
The genial Ed Parks of Crawford Is
on visit TO his old home.
Mrs. ]. Il. Hollingsworlh, who has
been quite i'll for the past ten days, Is
now thought to he convaiesceMt,
Col A. w. DeBerry OF Cleburhe,
candidate for district judge, seems 70
be the favorite in this locality. John-
son county represents a TRIO III inns
contest, all able and worthy men, nut
we predict Col. DeBerry VIII be the
victor. =, pu-
"A regular shipper, eighty neaa Oh eA-
cellent corn-fed cattle at ~ cenis,
averaging 1925 pounds. mar; Brady
shipped them last evening 10 ~. Louis.
Two of our young men, MI Jonh
Johnson and w. A. Ross, collector
and BOOB. keeper for Col. Smyth, go
along TO punch the long-horns, take IN
the Big bridge and get the green rub
bed oil. Mr. II
NJ Faulkner who purchased the dry
foods belonging to Mr.. II. >, Penn,
.nd moi MIR. Parks as 1t was first re-
nnrted. Mr.. Faulkner has moved them
into his granary house on the east
aide
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Creyasse.

New Orleans, March ls.--The Gre
vase at Carrollton Is closed. The
Picaynne's Baton Rouge special says a
break In crevusse occurred this morn
ing at Viola plantation, in what ~
known AS Mulatto levee. The break
at lat accounts was forty feet wide,
Fix ieet deep and widening rapidly.
Ii is expected all plantations down 10
Plaqueinine will be overlooked. The
river has risen nine and one-half
inches since last evening. Rain con-
tiDnes. and deluge OF water has fallen
since noon yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
GALVESTON.


Galveston, March Is. = United
States Deputy Marshal Leatherman
tonight brought in from Edna, jack
son county, two prisoners named Wil-
cox and Golden, alleged counterfeiters,
who for lack of paoof, were discharged
by the state authorities at Edna, but
Immediately re-arested on warrants
issued by United States Commissioners
Spann of this city. w. L, Layton,
charged with being member Of the
gang, is still held in the Edna jail, and
Is said to have been convicted for some
offense several years ago before tne
United States district court ut san An
tonia. The coins at present ~ ques-
ton are clumsy limitations, nabie 10
deceive none but the most unsophisli-
Gated,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
RAND Steamships.

New York, March lS.--A certificate
of incorporation Of the Rapid steam
ship company was filed iotiay ia
court. The company organized win
q capital ofsgV,uo0; Among ~, lne IN, M,
corporators Is John Roach. The OBJECT
is 10 manufacture q steamship Win
auxiliary screw propelling power, cal
culated greatly to increaxe The speed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
MEMS AND Bows HATS.
TIC Exnl.ess lronl,le.

The trouble between lie Texas ex
press company md the Missouri Pa
ellie railroad company had new lea
ture added yesterday morning Wien
the local train going north pulled up
10 the station, an alteration between
Mr.. Hell'ner of the express company
and Messrs. Harris and Ray of the
railroad company ensured, which n led
in collision between Heflner and
Ray. The end of the trouble IL not
yet reached, but IL is to be hoped both
sides will avoid further personal difli-
cultles. They are only.pbeying orders
from headquarters. and should exer-
else due iorbearance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPUBLICANs.

Providence, r. l., March ls.-An
Independent Republican state conyeD-
ton assembled here this morning,
with delegate representing half the
tate. Hon. Geo. ii Carliss has been
nominated for governor, but 1t Is not
VET announced whether he viii ac-
cent Adjourned till Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Marine Arriving.

Galveston, March lS.--Auived -
Steamships Whitney from New Or
leans; Gussle from New Orleans; 81.
Mary from Corpus Christi; Arkansas
from Clinton.
Cleared Bark Nadia for Liverpool.
Sailed Steamships Whitney for
Vera Cruz; Gussie for Clinton; ST.
Mary for ludlanola; Aransas Tor Nor
gan City.
Queenstown. March Is.-Arrived-
Helveiia from New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
THE UERlTAor oE wOr

Misery, shame and agony. oficn bequeathed
rs sole ifgacy 10 Children by pnrents, w
neglected Sor0fnla. 10 cleanse the lilo ID OF
this Hereditary poison. and illus remove he
most pTcilne cause nf human suffering, to
clear ne kin or ~ figuring hrmors, itching
toriufts, illuminating eruptinils, aud path-s
some sDres eanssd by II. 10 purify aud bea,i-
ufs the tltip, md rcsiore the hDir 50 that no
trhce ~ the disease remains, rnucnfn HasOl-
ven', the new nnod purifier, ditretir and
npericnL aud cuilclrn and ia icura soap,
lhe great tkin cures aud beaui;ilers, are IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
@h,zM0;Hl1azazsg

A saSpring Medicine. Biood Pu1fier. Dlu-
~ rrtlc and hperent, no other SPECIALIZED
blood purlher or faraapafdlll compound. IN
Tor "A moment 70 be compared with the cnll-
cura lesoifent ~ combines ionrgrcat prop''
HE digestive organs, blood, hidneys ana
bowels, For those WHO wake with SICK head
lorpldlty of the liver, constitution, piles,
hiRhcolDTod uIine. in1h'ped Kidneys fever
ish synptOm and other cOugesied conditions
requiring u speedy. gentle aud safe epcrlsnt
liz. LII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
TONOUIN.
INSTRUCTIONS no MILLoT.

Paris, March lS.-General Miiiot,
commander of the French land forces
in Tonquin. has been instructed to ad-
vance as far as he considers it adyis-
able. The occupation of Lanqson,
Koabang and Leakai is thought TO be
necessary in order TO provide FOR the
security of Tonquin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Ell PAS0.
The First Through Train TO the City
of Mexico.

Special TO the Gazette.
I'll Paso, March lS.-The first con-
nection was established to-day with
the City of Mexico. The passenger
train left ut O'Clock this morning,
aud will go to Lerdo, where ii will
connect with freight train with
coach attached for Iacatecas, where
connection will be made with the reg
ular passenger train 10 the City Of
Mexico. Mr.. ID. u, Robinson, general
manager, arrived to-day from the City
of Mexico, and will remain a few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Han SALT RliEIIM

m The nlosl ngg9ivnt 4 fOrm ION eIRhi yenft.
No HAD Of treatment, IN dlcine or doctors
did me any Permanent good NY friends In
Maiden know how | suffered whrn . gan
10 use thu Cutirnra Rem, dies my limbs We're
n raw and tDdcrihnt could u ~ tcar my
weight ON thein without The skin cfaciIirg
ana breeding ana was obliged t0g ABOUT on
clutches. Iscd the Cuiicula lienefieA I'VE
months, and was completely and ornament
Is cured. Mrs. :, a. BROWN, Maiden, Mass.
Ref Fences: ANY Q tirsD 81 Madden Mas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
The Mlsdecds of Men and Wicked Ways
OF the World.
Nrw YORK CITY REFORM.

Albany, n. Y, March ls;-The bin
making The comptroller OF New York
city an elective officer passed me sen
ate by twenty-five yeas and no dissent
ing Votes. The bill making the, presl-
dent OF the board of aldermen elective
by the people passed by twenty-ionr TO
one,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
FIRE RECORD.
Twelve Stores Burned at Moberly-A
ST. Louis Blaze.

So Iouis, March ls.-Tbe Post-Dis.
,a,chis Moberly. No, special says fire
,ha.a tbis morning destroyed q dozen
l lnv and buildings, including the
s soataf,,ce Total loss 1000; insur-
ance so, $50. J. D. Dunlap while re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

ARREST or SUSPECTS.

ANIkIsSI Vt ssNII I-'Ef"'
Wsrsaw, March lS.--The police sus-
pect that DeGaiefi, leader of the party
Of Nihilists who murdered Col. Sud.i-
Kin, Is here. Five hundred arrests
We're made last night, and the hotels
have been directed TO report to the po-
lice the arrival Of all strangers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Trenton, n. j., March ls;--The
Democratic joint caucus renomina'ed
Andrew Jackson Smith for state
comptroller and adjourned sine die.
Coniptroller Anderson VIII hold over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
POLITICAL.
War OF the Legislature Oh New YORK
City officials.
.,...,y vnnK OFFICIALS.
WAR on NEW YORK VI

Albany, March ls.-There is an cyl !
az DETERMINATION this morning 10
us saus RooseyeIt,s nine bills regulating
lhe ci.y government of New ior ia
, ne, ~ Rooseyelt and bis counsel TINS
ny formally asked the goyerhoI,
~ ra,noye Sheriff Davidson OF
New York, and renewed the charges
~ ay frand and extortion. The governor
TOOK the matter under advisenent'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
CHINA.
pRoposAIs ron pEAcE.

PROPOSALS. FOR PEACE.
Paris, March lS.-The Gaulois says
III Hung Chang, viceroy OF China Is
submitting basis OF peace to the Eh-
giish and American ministers at Pekin,
and asking them 10 interfere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
naurnSnI MURRAY.

Salt Lake, March 1s.-Goyernor
,, nrs lat Tonight for Washington
Mui dsSsand an Investigation OF me
a ~ ue made against him by the Nor
mon church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
SPAIN.
oEEIcERs ARRESTED.

Madrid. March lS-General Ferrer
has been arrested, and search is being
made for General Hidalgo. These of
licers are believed to be implicated in
the widespread conspiracy against the
government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

A BOMB EXPLOSION.

A BOMB EXPLOSION.
Trieste, March lS.-A bomb eX-
ploded harmlessly in front of the gov
ernor.geueral's residence. The person
who placed il there escaped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
IRELAND.

A PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATE.
London, March lS.--PaTnell has Sc
iected Mr.. Guy, who was solicitor Tor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING.
MEMS Shirts AND NEWS UNDERWEAR.


SAT no = la worth wo
n
'front.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
FOREIGN.


-,
EycIAsp.. ,oSs.
.s,Srr DI;sssEsTS1nUss re are ~
ds's, i'seDsIonl!s, l,a,on ,.S and dis
,siisn = tila Glad The fact l.,
''s 4 rsI Ilnl,1sgjpr from c ATARI
zoe : h TOO hosrsSsi ,, ;g in
!, ~ SaudspStsdly, - : u' The length
'i ! ss o sl Isss''s Should 60 IN !
Eiss GIrsat BI hui not enough t.. &c
ra .IIt The ministerial l,.or happens,
b., ''P''ih that vha .aNu a final de,
q. \, viii insist upon , i county
y. = s,ssiilsnent anu '''
y,rsrcK's Day ..,,,o
y ,,sreh Sat a meetin ~
bdfn, Marc11 y ne to-day in honor %
vcll,s.s,an AN oiBrien, NJ; !, X, ,
P,ifi,,sI Oit ed Ireland, sag ,,o ,ne
4, 4 l aIss,',rtd the government was
he cs y 'dovnfall. .,;o.
sHe II IiIbersl member o. !, elias a;Ias-
'.. a al q meeting n IN div by
IA The agitation an ,y Dsyitt out
ljn parliament I'M 'a Of el5,ooo,ooO
sullsd IN . sn' =
|spd .;vao IN London in
nIqafsI .s no loyal toasts were
q p'n. W. replying to the TOAST,
usliOn,b urged usL ,iie'
nia.,sod on any Englls Ell aaid
,,lsrpo themselves. Ia ID tha,
Mitale Is Promising , anu '', an
y. ysnesr at hama n, w, y mes CO.
,s,llsment would , senu . rarIia.
49,,
aApsrosts ' ~. ,,an,s h,,,la-
M Msrth lS-Io,uay o savs
rs5ne Gladstone, , nea,.,, 81 rss,
Sstay better Ap'o'u'e '
aajaned.
,,rriLIY a NEW ROLE.
u.,,b ls.-Palnell has
te aa y ono Of the courts of
y 'a''. ., !" y arrears of rent
Y Iai l' tenants,
uup ,,r,r,yc
IlREHab hhh,i''
Va, Msrch ia large Lio s
h held at Monmouth ' q NY
rs isoiu IV,.nn,' "a art and adont-
u - It's policy in Sou
''A''
1s,,p az osuAS's HEAD.
,,n,O rho n,orouis of
ial' Aalva 90 o.o.a imr received
E0o, Mi VA, IIlTso",;y,,',s nrncla-
. aulli'' ., d ai1 co. bsnnn
SnslID \. ! I ~ o-,,a a If with.
lssa, ana l .ss v,ies monna,
u ' t,s. @vs, "s stated this after.
: !. nn .luiA,ona s ,,,a, no Ind re-
W cilil s.n,, 'l hdm;roI uo,v-
wy, w. l'u .aaa 1," snr ;.snino
slll le.; .ne IT. aa asa ,or . thaf
N nlll,s ,,, i,e " h;s r,ossan
. nv i ,sa,S,s ave. cor s The
NV. u y , su'.S,s,S s'
~ : 4iu'l'''''
HzHorsE OF COMMONS
ian, March lS.-In the house Of
wkdsy, the army estimates
ii The amount appropriated
sg0 The marquis OF Harting-
faaithe elastic terms of SER
absStles were inducing men
i.ikperiod of their foreign
" had attracted the past
MMrults. This is the larg-
saEa known in one year.
|drg the heavy naval
HlAPiOcessof construction, he
ssgns Of 10 tons, the most
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Qua TWELVE. DOLLAR sPRING CAssIMERE SUITS.

O'Donnell, the murderer of Carey, to
stand as parliamentary candidate for
county Langlord.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
FRANCE.

tsIloS OF DISARMAMENT.
March lS.-prime Minister
: Getn Interviewed upon the
= general disarmament by
S fsAa powers. He pronounccs
|. ay, and says discussion
= PLoN'PLoN.
March ga manifesto from
n apolton Is regarded as immi-
n. aA' gone to Switzerland to
IT, taking with him his M ~
'dnables. ma pa
fRany's VIEWS.
as 's,a. ls,-premier Ferry in.
n 'a .sI,wer to-day thai the
aSlalion would necessi-
4 I,,u ~ precaution. Re.
!, ny P.a ro,nquin question, said
n DAY. nas1lnh ended the affair
~. sonld await Chinese ri pleas aas
4 y aIl regulations. With re.
aIa ITilalce of the three EN-
a b s.aace must for u long
y salsrsE IsDRMYiry.
n s SsI ls.-lt is asserted that
cb disaiand a heavy indem.
ls s1'l p an ind will occupy I Chi
\ laR COMMUNE.
a''sh i. To-day il ,ho 80
slaI ~ s beginning Of the the
,tt m, public manifestations on,
sd aa,a,a The day, how.
srsa} di,,slly. The cSmm nVm-
nd KY y visiting various
Nj dep p'aelng wreaths upon pom
SpMled leaders. p'A
ctEaASY.
WIZ. a,seOs g scHEsoK
lis sst,d The !, German gov.
ssncs' Ie ne the execution un ao VI
lsssldi " si,ls, pending in.
htslisys%S the girls whom m
VI. to have mur Teu,,1
lsr,b i RESOLUTION.
IssIs ! In the relehst.,,
sslss ssaI announced ' tSs
&a R ss!l0n Of condolences nee
syn ,,, !, L,asker from The
AZ sssst society, and md
81 f KS the thanks Of
:. '4s society's sym.
AI,,1I ''cHs1Ao.
sihu : ave their SINUS, v,v,ls!ae
klls e APPROPRIATE Is 81, ,7so !.
bad 's flss, snd il i was 4 ,p pr
s'1:nss y. Committee" II ~ he :
lhad s,.i ier the c ,isa1u
thssf apriyi, mIn Efficient
Y sssad iss'sss sSa 20 q,
tosfr.
), MN DEFIANT.
''eh Is. M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
THE HIGH COURTS.
Synopsis OF Decisions Rendered Yester.
day at the Galveston Term, 1884.

Galveston, March IS The supreme
court reversed and remanded--Petty
ct al. Va. HoliDger ct al, from Hous-
ton; House VS.. Faulkner, from Harris.
Motion for rehcaring submitted
Cole vs.. Brammel, from Harris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

AT ST. louis.
st. Louis, March 1S.-The Mitchell
furniture manufacturing company's
factory burned at three O'Clock this
morning. Loss estimated at $4,000.
The building was four-story struc-
ture, valued at $4,000; insured for
Sl2, 1909. Loss on stock $50 900; insured
for Si2 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Read the Small Type Below
MEMS PANTS


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
COPPER .COl0BED.

have been AFFLICTED withtrDublesoines skin
dissase. covering almost completely hf up
per pari Of my body, causing my skin " rs.
knuc q copr ei-coored hue ~ rould be rubbed
erablo itching and the most Intense suffer-
lug. / have used blood purifiers, Pills and
other advertised remedies, but experienced,
no relief until IprocurPd The Cu'icnrl heme-
dies which, ALTHOUGH used carcitssly and IT.
regular " cured INC, ~ ly.eS ibrt terrible
Itching, aun res iorlng ms skin u It's MAMMAL
color. am Wiling 10 make gnidnNt to the
truth OF this statement.
~ iirxros. Milan. Mich.
SOLD by all druggists. cut uvs, 10 cenfs !:
Rtsoivent, ~; Soap, Z, cents. PurfkR DNuG
AID rHEnfcai. Co, Is etin, Mas.
Send for llou 10 Cure skin piseasfs"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
AT ST. LOUIS

moving goods from the fire, was hurt
by falling wall, and is reported
daad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Head tho Small Typo Bellows
I
HrownR
OF The
BOYS AND CHLDRENS CLOTHING
dwen keourVe
rtopa nttomW We
believe lcomeo
SMALL an,a ewie
willie OF
ptat castw
We Mpen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

~. tosfr.
4 NJ. ssSa !. DEFIANT.
n'~lAs spirit Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-12
BUSINESS MIN ALARMED.

iS' sooye IS the caption to a news item
IA "bivh is extracted and printed below,
re matter upon EA,ch the alleged alarm is
s.eL Uerei: is
T.. iron trade IS in a uuivering state of
s-'a,l,7 aEl suspense over the election.
aga: y. " Byers. one OF Pittsburg's
'." extensive manufacturers said:
lambcr Of heavy orders
ne h-& ~ firms in this city for
70 ge dyErered if Blaine is
gied President Ifit is found that he is
--'saIed these orders will no dOubl be couu-
'r-1aoiel- know Of one mill that has s
'ttl5sI, e, FIVE thousand keys of nails
ms o,e tho. sand Kegs have been delivered
Sad tie Others are being held by order of
'ts on'lgnee, who has ordered the firm to
isGSe5 the 5s'ancs ii Blaine is elected. Il
FsHogd turn olt that Cleveland is elected
lasr
1's'y oae Is OF course. entitled 70 ks
'ro.oa bu: Is the above ANYTHING elset than
'fr'stOnsl piece ofrujJisb? Ifthere IS
az! Cause for alarm at ali in the iron Jusl-
I''' " Is generally supposed to be predi.
,''ei on the fear Of a change in the tariff.
~ 'e'S' 'ha, WAS the charge upon which
.'a. ''".. ran il this district. A. the
1''ea States Senate Is Republican, aud is
's'y likely 10 remain ,ha, way for two years
% 'oGe how can there 6e anv change in
ne 'aT@ nH.es. ,heEeprblican Ssna,s think
u ''''e; 'o' he people Again. In two Years
''',eu IN PeoP,eare afraid Of the Demo
s'"'' party ;hey hare he privilege ofpu;tirg
-" o'' aad s,ecung Republican Repre-
Fl.'''e>. In The ligh, Of all this does not
'A statement as NJ. 3YxRs makes,
- sJsuri,
'.'s one IN uini OF the condition Of
.-- ',aes;.e, when she heard CLEvELASD
,'' s'e''ed. : she bent OScr the wash
- tang harder than ever. her mistress
'','5si sFea: drops Of tears satura,ing the
- - ~s'o0ishment ,be inquired: Why
D rLe'- he mauerg' oh,
'ae sn,Ser, amid the wegHny
a''s"ose au.d, Il feel so bad over the
.,''''. They tell me Ee Il Only get fifty
'-, q Sevk, and perhaps no, that. Boo
a.cLoV'
= oar own city the indications are that
-''s & 10 set back 10 the iron business,
T''e 'oe contrary. The Riverside Is on
''e turn siEce Monday. the Bslmon, IS
''i ''heE =tils are following suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-12
WANTS 1T KILLED.
Fasting to Destroy sSaito" ell
snake.

Fasting to Destroy s~aiio"ed
snake.
ELNGi. November ll.-MrS. T.. NJ.
Esterbroox' wife of prominent citizen Of
Olean, has been III for several months, and
the cause Of her sickness could nct be deter
mined Sy her physicians. A fortnight ago
she consulted Alfred Gillett, who claims to
te guided in eaectiag cures BY direct COM
municstiOn with spirits He decided that
Mrs. Esterbrook had swallowed snake
three years ago. while drinking, and that it
had grown to great dimensions in her
stomsch He said that the only way to re
heye her Of 1t was to neither eat or drink
until the snake, moved bJ hunger aud thirst.
crawled out Of her moath in search OF sus-
teEsuce. Mrs. Esterbrook pat great faith
ia Gillett's advice, and for 0early eleven
dsys took no uourishment of amp kind. At
the end Of that time she was so nearly dead
that her husband compelled her to eat and
drink. Both Mr. and Mrs. Esterbrook
have faith in Gillett still, and the patient is
now on the third day of second fast.
Friends have iuterferred to prevent any
further continuance Of the treatment and
have taken measures 10 punish Giaett for
alleged illegal prsctice as a physician. be
having no license or diploma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-12
And Raise Hades' Own Rookery.
The Agony Liable to Last Several
Days.
The Changes Small and U1im
portant.
A Number of Counties Held Back for
Corrections.

BsooXLYN. \. l., November IL Ex-
elusive. THE official count was commen-
ced to-day. But little was done in New
York or Kings county where the heaviest
Democratic majority is. New York can
vassers organized and adjourned until to-
morrow without canvasSing Kings county.
The Board took up the First ward and
wraugled. Over thirty defective ballots
were finally laid on she table. This is
Beechers ward, which usually gives Re,
publican majority, but gave FIVE hundred
for Cleveland. 1t is the Heights ward, the
most high toned in the city, and the least
errors are to be expected there. In Second
ward Cleveland gains three votes. The
canvass in Queens and Suffolk was not
completed. Both sides throughout the State
are fighting for delay. They want the other
side 10 report first. Republicans still claim
the State, but Democrats are confident.
In Scholaric county. the oAicia! canvass
agrees with the New York Times figures,
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The interest IN the election news from
New York is intense, although suppressed.
Every body is at white heat, so to speak.
with watching and waiting, albeit every
body IS determined he shall not be the first
to break rational bonnds This condition
Of the average mind was quickly manifested
on yesterday afternoon when the REGIsrxR
Exsss appeared on the street. The boys
couldn't handle them fast enough
AS per announcement the County Boards
Of Sanvassers met yesterday in New York
to canvass the vote. Returns from over
forty Of the counties show changes aggre-
eating less than 200, and the odds are
slightly in favor Of Mr.. Cleveland. TIE
Republicans made no aggressive movement,
and everything indicates they give up the
fight. Mr.. Cleveland is elected. The peo,
pie believe it and the returns show 1t.