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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
pusLIN's LORD MAYOR KISSED.

DUBLIN, April Is A scene of great
excitement a tended the departure OF
the prince and princess of Wales to.
day for the South of Ireland. On
their route to Kings Bridge railway
station their royal highnesses passed
the Dublin city hall. An immense
crowd assembled about the place to
witness the departure OF the royal
visitors.
Lord Mayor John O'Conuor happen
cd to drive past the city hall a few mo
men,s before the royal carriage APP
peared. The crowd recognized him
and hissed him. Mr. O'Connor at this
flew into a violent passion. His dis
play of Ire only made his enc
mics more demonstrative in their
lersion. The lord mayor, unable
to withstand the storm longer, stopped
his carriage, and mounting the city
hall steps called for cheers for Mr.
parnell. Tho response was moi
great, and did net indicate that
Mr.. O'Connor had any great
number of sympathizers In the
assemblage. He then addressed
the gathering and told them they
would be sorry for having Missed him
He said he would telegraph Mr.. Par.
nell at Cork and at Mallow an account
OF what had occurred in Dublin and
they would ses what the result would
be. Soon after this, the prince and
princess of Wales were driven past the
city hall on their way to the railway
they were greeted with tumultuouS
and prolonged cheering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Military Eaca,unmsnt.

Col. Smith, commanding. and the
field and staff ofllcers OF the Fourth
Texas regiment OF infantry, to which
the Fort Worth Rifles is attached as
company c." will be In the city to-
day and will meet at Godwin's Hall,
the srmory OF the II. w. r., at Q O'Clock
IN pursuance to an order 10 that effect
issued by Col. Smith on the 18th inst.
IL Ia understood that there will he an
encampment of the Fourth regiment
this spring, and II Is hoped the selec-
ton Of Fort Worth for the meeting Of
the Geld aud staff officers predicts that
the encampmeut will be held here
Dallas furnishes three companies of
the regiment, Cleburne one, Alvarado
one, BRENNAN one, Fort Worth one,
and the remainder of the ten compa-
mics comprising the Fourth regiment
come from the surrounding cities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Department Meeting.

Some sky members OF the fire de-
partment met Ia Central hall last
night, pursuant 10 call, Vice.P President
Hill 10 the chair. 1t was decided 10
invite members OF the retiring and
new council and mayor TO meet the
department on the night Of the 2lst
inst. and committee OF five was APP
polluted to provide for entertaining
them, but not TO spend money for
champagne, cigars, etc. This commit
tee Will prepare statement Of what
apparatus, horses and other property
the city owns, the number OF men In
the department., and other interesting
facts. The members expressed
th mseives as DESTROYS of meeting the
councilmen, and hope every alderman
and ex-alderrnan will be present. A
committee was appointed 10 corre-
~ ond with the secretary ofstaie 20 AS
certain what the cost Of chartering the
department would be. The depart
ment will hold its next regular quar-
terly meeting on the first Saturday In
May, and The annual election OF Of
ticers on the fret Monday In May.
This Is The first meeting In the hall
since II has been 80 greatly improved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

for the tally sheet of Mr.. Wilson had
been credited with the vote of Mr..
Barr. The council were Mt frat unde-
cided what TO do, as they considered
that Mr. BLACK man was certainly elect.
ed; hut whether they had the right to GO
behind the returns In verifying the
count was a question which bothered
them. Mr. Hugh II, Wills II came In
while the discussion upon this question
was gong on, also Mr., slack.
man, and, after both gentlemen had
been given to understand the
difficulty, Mr.. Wilson stepped for
ward and stated to the council that
he did not wish to take advantage In
any way by such pOlpable error, and
would r, quest that as he was the only
party interested besides Mr.. Black
man, that the count DO given IA was
plainly right. This withdrawal OF
any clsim that Mr. Wilson might have
q right TO make because of this error,
cut the gordian knot, and the count
was reported as above
Alderman Askew, chairman CT the
printing committee, reported AS FOL
lows:
"Your committee on printing would
report that according to INSTRUCTIONS
from your no, orable body, 1t let con.
tract to Messers, McGinness 4 Co. TO
print and bind tho revised ordinances
of the city, but after q portion
of said ordinances had been
printed, the contractors failed In
business, and the work still remains
unfinished. AS the contract price for
said work was very low your commit-
tee would recommend that rea@ona-
BILE additional sum be allowed them 80
as to enable them to have said ordln-
ances completed. Eour committee
would recommend that one hundred
dollars be allowed them; the printing
and binding &C said ordinances would
then cost considerable less than byany
| other bidder
~ ID. AsKEw, Chairman
Report adopted.
An account for $l56 Al was allowed
10 the Fort Worth Gas Light COM
pany.
Account of Smith 81 Bardon for
sos 90, returned from the municipal
board of school trustees with the In
formation that the board refuse to pay
| the same from the school fund, no
having been ordered by the board, mol
does the account state what the claim
was contracted for. Referred TO thu
public building committee.
| Council then adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
The Court Of Appeals.

AUSTIN, TEX, April 1S.-The fol-
lowing proceedings were had to-day
In the court of the commissioners OF
appeals; Wright VS.. Strsub, from
Lamar county; affirmed, opinion by
Judge Watts.
Thorn vs. Chatham & Co., from
BRACES county; reversed and remand.
ed. opinion by Judge Watts.
Robert-on vs. Goats, from McLen.
nan county; affirmed, opinion by
Judge Delaney.
Taylor Va. Huck & Co, from Goliad
county; reversed and remsnded, opin.
lon by Judge Watts.
Carroll vs. Booth, from Gonzales
county; affirmed, opinion by Judge
Watts.
Mason va. Gonzales county; af
firIned, opinion by Judge Walker.
Fly va. Guin. from G. ,nzsles county;
opinion by Judge Delaney.
The New York, Texas & Mex.
lean railway VS.. Thurmond, from
Victoria county; reversed and re-
manded, opinion by Judge Watts.
The Galveston, Harrisburg & Gan
Antonio railway Va. Archer, from
Harris county; reversed and dismissed,
opinion by Judge Walker.
Itwia & Williams ys. Seeligson,
from Harrls county; affirmed, opinion
by Judge Walker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Choral Society.

There will be a meeting of the
Choral society tonight at the Cum
bsrland Presbyterian church at 1850
sharp, and every member is urged TO
be present. This society has decided
10 give the Messiah on the first of Nj ay
aud IL pracIicing hard TO make 10 a
success. From what Is known Of the
musical society, there can be no ques.
ton but that all that is needed 10
make the affair perfect Is practice.
The members have shown consider
able interest In their work and will
doubtless astoniSh our people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
LAST ACTS.
Council Meets and Venhe'
Election Returns.
ious Question Arises, but Is
AmioabIy Adjusted.

erday afternoon the mayor and
of aldermen met at the city hall
ant to adjournment from last
day, the 9Th inst. Present, his
Mayor smith; Aldermen Il. t.
drews, j. P. Alexander, Julian
u. BIZ. Adams, g. B. Askew, w.
bridge, J. r. Hughes and Rich
lanhgsn.
me etipg was called to order at 2
k. Mayor Smith in the chair.
rat business presented was the
4 of the committee on streets,
and sidewalks relating TO let
the contract for grading and
ling Main street across the L.
donation, A. follows:
Hon. Mayor and Council:
Q, YOUR committees on streets ana
e !, would respectfully report that
ave advertised for bids for the
Of grading and graveliDg Main
across the Texas & Pacific rail-
observation, and submit herewith
j yur approval the proposal made
: i'm Cfimmens, the said proposal
the lowest offered. This pro-
is accompanied with q certified
4 for $3.50, made payable to the
! r'of the city o, Fort Worth.
! "JunIAN FIELD, Chairman"
bid Of rim Crimmens, inclos d
the report, Is as follows For
M per cubic yard, IL cents ;
ny per surface yard, S cents.
-ns approximate estimate OF the
Ilengineer for the completion of
rcrk Is: Grading 1900 cubic yards,
cents, $2i8 90; grading 30s0 sur
yards, at s cents, $Sl9.92. Total,
%
report of the committee was APP
ed and adopted and the contract
ded to Tim Crimmins in compile
Herewith.
special committee, consisting Of
irinen Aldridge, Hughes and
ms, was appointed to cast up and
v the returns of the last munich
detection. They reported as fol-
le Mayor ard Aldermen;
,Iohn Dawson, clerk Of the election
He First ward, in place of G. @,
inings; presiding officer; w r,
-pnaker, presiding officer Second
D; w A Aaron, presiding officer
ID ward, and ] w. House, presi'
II; officer Fourth ward, this day
j,ented in open session of the city
llcil, the returns of election held In
respective wards on the 9TH day
pril, a d. 1885, and each made
that the returns by him delivered
not been altered or opened since
& Signed and sealed us required by
and therrupon the city counci
ing opened the returns of each o
I wards, and thereupon it appear
I te committee upon casting up tn
~ of the wards, that the following
led persons received thenumber q
3 BET opposite their respectiv
les.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Never Hiye I'm,

II you are suffering with low or dc.
pressed spirits. loss OF appetite, gen.
eral debility, disordered blood, weak
constitution, headache, or any disease
OF q bilious nature, by all means pro.
cure bottle of Electric Bittere. You
will be surprised TO see the rapid i'm.
prov-ment that will follow you will
be inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery
will cease, and henceforth you will re.
joice in the praise OF Electric Bitters.
S Id at 80 cents bottle by III. w.
Williams IL Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
MARSHALL.
The Men in tho Car Shops Make
Known Their Grievances.

special.
MARSHALL, TEN, April la com.
mlttee OF the Knights OF Labor inter-
Viewed superintendent Cummipgs
yesterday and made known to him
their grievances. They protested in
strong terme against the sending OF
broken and disabled cars and engines
from their shops and yards TO other
points for repairs, which Is now being
done by the company, thereby doing
away with the necessity of employing
men In these shops aud giving the
company AN opportunity and a pretcXt
for discharging the men.
superintendent Cummings listened
attentively TO the committee and as
suTed them that no more cars
or other work would be
sent away, and that 90 soon
as possible those men who had recent.
ly been discharged should be restored
TO their former positions. The meeting
was mutually agreeable TO all CON
cerned. and It is TO be hoped there will
be no further cause for disagreement
between the parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
MINEOLA.
v Suspicious Character with Railway
Stock for Sale Arrested.

Special.
MiNEoIlA. Ten, April IL Hon. J.
II. Jones, our efficient member OF
congress, spent the Sunday with us
and inquired carefully into the wish, 5
OF the citizens relative to their prefer
ence for postmaster at this place. IL
ia generally conceded that S. II. Bruce
IL the man, and the appointment win
give general satisfaction.
City Marshal Cogburn to-day ar
rested man giving his name as Geo.
III Meier from Cincinnati while t,y.
ing to dispose of certificate No. 20li
for 100 ehsres OF stock In the Boston,
Hartford & Erie Railroad company,
iesued May 81, 1870, and signed by
John S Eldridge, president, and
Samuel Hall, Jr,, treasurer He sta es
that he bought 1t of A. q. Bark n
broker at Cincinnati, on Main, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, about
thirteen years ago. He has the ap-
pearanee of tramp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
BURNED ALIVE.
Kerosene Ignited by Children Play
ing With Matches.

Special
MATonoRAs, MEXICO, April 13.-
Saturday afternoon terrible accident
occurred at the Vaqueteria ranch,
nineteen miles from this city. A
woman went to pay visit to neigh
Dor, leaving three email children in
the house, who, while playing with
some matches near q can of kerosene,
ignIted the latter, and In few mo.
ments the house was in flames. The
mother rushed TO the house and sue,
ceeded in resoulng two of the children
badly burned The other child per
ished In the house, which was com
pletely destroyed. The poor woman
was also terribly burned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
BROWNSVILLE.
A Ranchman Fired Upon by Bandits.

BRowNsvILLE, TEX, April 49,. Last
Saturday near the Norla ranch,
twenty miles from town, = young man
while hunting stock was fred upon by
four bandits, but succeeded in making
his escape by hard riding.
Mai Halter of the coast survey left
for Corpus Christi to-day.
Capt Smith of the same service will
soon be here to occupy the point estab.
lished by the major in the garrison
reservation and establish the exact
latitude and loDgi ude Of this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
ROT SO PATRIOTIC.

Cork, April Is AT macs meet
ing here yesterday revolutions were
adopted declaring that the addresses
presented to the prince and princess
of Wales do not express the feeling OF
he people. Very little enthusiasm
was manifested at the meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Searching for FossIls.
FORr worm. TrA., Aprll u. isss,
, inc Euitor OF Iih 1AIHfAhs
Communicated

To the Editor OF THE GAZETTE.
(Communicatedl
DR.. e. Evans and Mr. q: Il. Harri-
son Of Bloomington, I'll Mr.. Allison,
one Of Fort Worth's fossil naturallsts,
and the writer Of this might have
been seen on Sunday afternoon stroll
ling from the Union depot south
through the railroad outs on g quiet,
still hunt for some rare specimens OF
fossils. One Of these was the trigona
Of tbs mollusk sub.kingdom and
fossilIged shark tooth, one or
more OF the latter said 70 have
been picked up la that vicinity previ-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

Prof. Il Hlrsch will open his dane
ing academy at GOdwin'e hall on Tues
day afternoon al O'clock, where he
will teach the latest OF dances. Tor
ladies, misses and masters, from 4 to
O O'Clock; for gents. from $50 10 1880.
Ali wishing 10 take lessons In the
art OF dancing, will do well 70 call At
the hall coon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
A Railway Collision.

NEW York, April 10. I'm collision
on the Third avenue elevated railroad
this morning two trains were wrecked
and fireman named Charles Nc
earthly Gas badly hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

When directions are followed In the
use OF silver Loaf Baking Powder the
result IL always satisfactory and the
bread-maksr never has room for com.
plant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

CIGARETTE smokers are cautioned
against injurious limitations OF Opera
Puff Cigarette (5ll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Downright Cruelty.


To permit youself and family TO
"SufIori +"
with sickness whom It can be prevented
and CURED so easily
With Hop Bltterslli
Having experienced q great deal OF
''rronble,' from indigestion, 10 much SO
that came near losing my
Life!
NJ trouble always camo after eating amy
food
However light
And digostlble,
For two or three hours NJ time had 10
60 through the most
Excruriating pains,
"And tho only way ever gor
Relief"
WINS BY. throwing M ali NY stomach con,
tained. No one can conceive the palma lad
W 60 through, until
AT lnHL?h
was iakeni $50 that for ihrco weeks
lay In bed and
Could cat nothing
My sufierlngs were so that called two doc
tors "a. give me something that wonld stop
the pain; thor
Efforts were no good 70 me.
Al inst heard % good deal
"About your Hop Dittersi
And determines TO try thom.W
Got a botuo-in four hours took the CON
tents OF
Onf
Next day was ont Of bed, aud have not
| seon
'-t3ick -
Hour, from the same cause, since.
| have recommended ~ 10 hundreds 81 9th.
err. Yon have no such
"Ad~ocato as 1 nfn."-0eo. kcndnll, All
| ston, ston, Mass.
Columbus Advocate, Texas, April q, '6S
| ID. az iltoT:- 1 have tried your Hop BiLters
and Gud they arc good for any COMPLAINT
the boat incidence I ever used IN my family
n. TALEsElI.
HRrNon genuine without o bunch Of green
lIopa on the white label Hhup all the v,i0.
poisonous stun with "Hop' or "fioPs' In
their nanlo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

CLEVELAND Is the choice OF the
American pcople--so are Opera Puff
Cigsrettes. (6i)
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

Il Daring the verification by the
nmlttee serious error was discov-
I'd 10 the papers returned from ward
D. az The election return from that
ard signed by w. A. Aaron, presid-
* oMcer and two judge, and at
ned by one clerk, bore on It's face
" followinR names and figures,
rDWing that j. w. Blacknan had re-
4yed BOG votes. ] ] Melton 80 votes
hNh Wilson SAL votes, w. Barr 60
ter and b, L Harris 81 votes, q.
Rivers not receiving any votes by
10 return. Upon The taliy-sheet OF
Ind No 3 signed BY N w Bailey,
Isfk. a different aspect OF affairs APP
ARID. j w. blaokman hiss 200
sArks after his name, j. Melton
q marks after his name, Hugh II.
'ilsen has 100 marks after his name,
y hArr has Sal marks after his name,
k Harris has 80 marks after his
.nAe and G G. RIVER has o. marks
ffer bis name.
6'lf the committee and the council
bald take the face Of the returns as q
D0pef count, Mr.. Wilson would lead
r. Blackmsn by us votes, but the 70.
rms appeared msnifestly incorrect,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

Do YOU WANT DOAHDHHs'
no you wANrro SELL ANrrHINei
no you WANT TO BUY Anything,
no you WAIT a srrUArios
TO you WANT HELP ogASYK
.ADvnHrIHH IN OUR
C@aAr corunS
OSIr
FIVE CENTS ArrsE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
ATCHISoM

Connection 10 made with HKpFcss
Trains for all points in KaaHss and
Nebraska.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
OMAHA

Connection IL made with oil lines lead,
Ing to the North and West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
TWO TRAINS DAILY.

Union Depot passengers for Kansas,
Colorado, New Mexico and California
connect with Express Trains for all
lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30
kilograms to The Star.
TORY TRIUMPH IN ENGLAND.
The Heavy Losses Of the Liberals.
SURRENDER OF KING THEEBAW
KING ALFONSO'S REMAINS.
PENNSYLVANIA HOTELS BURNED.
SHOCKING SCENE At AN EXECUTION.
THE HEAVY LIBERAL LOSSES.
kilograms to The Star.
TORY TRIUMPH IN ENGLAND.
The Heavy Losses Of the Liberals
SURRENDER OF KING THEEBAW
KING ALFONSO'S REMAINS.
PENNSYLVANIA HOTELS BURNED.
SHOCKING SCENE At AN EXECUTION.


Seventy.Seven English Borough seats
Won Away From Them by the COnser.
Vattves-InEratitude to the Irish.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. 3O.-Au the English borough
election returns are now complete, except New
castle. The following figures tell the tale
When parliament rose the liberals held lS4
English borough seats, the conservatives 81.
Now the liberals hold 1O7, the conservatives
ZIG, the Parnelltes 1. This liberal majority
of two to one is changed toa minority OF nine
In the counties the conservatives secured 2S
against the liberals H. Scotland stands where
She did as always, while the English people
sway back and forth i'm their political views.
Scotland is always faithful to progress. The
time is coming when the Scotch will refuse
longer to be dragged Mt the heels OF people
without enough political insight TO know their
own minds. They will therefore organize an
agitation for home rule. More will be heard OF
this subject. The tories having profited by all
the IRISH votes, are circulating paragraphs TO
the effect that these have not affected the re-
suit much. and ii is doubtful whether, after all,
the Irish have not voted secretly for the liber-
ais. This, il is needless to say, is q pure concoc-
ton. The fact is John Bright was literally
exact when he said Saturday: There is no
limit to the productive power Of the tory lie
Schnadhorst, who. as the head of the national
LIBERAL federation of the Birmingham caucus, is
tn best authority, saying he believes the ne xt
parliament will be short and troubled. The
poll at two O'Clock this morning stood: Liberals,
169; conservatives, 157: Parnellites, "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30
MIR. GLADSTONE'S FAILURE.
Likelihood that He will End His
Political Career rs Leader Of the Op-

LONDON, Nov. 80. - The Times saws: Mr..
Gladstones Midlothian progress has been q
failure. He returns to the house as q leader OF
the opposition, but that position may set as the
brightest jewel i'm his crown of fame il he
his management of the difficult Irish question.
The following are additional returns OF the
parliamentary elections: North division OF
County Monaghan. Mr.. T. NJ. Healy, national
lst, is elected. receiving 4,O55 votes TO 2,645
for his opponent, Sir John Leslie. conserva-
tive. In Clare, eastern division, Mr.. ]. Cox,
nationalist naiIo iso elected; receiving S,224
conservative. In wicklow, eastern division
the nationalist candidate, Mr.. w. j. Corbett, is
elected by 3,415 votes to 900 for his opponent,
Col. c. Tottenham, conservative. In Tyrone,
north division, Lord Ernest Hamilton. conserv-
alive. is elected receiving 3,345 votes to ,922
for his opponent, Mr.. John Dillon. nationalist.
In, Antrim. north division, F. MacNaghten,
clair, liberal, 2,149, and Mr.. Pinkerton ], 9l5.
In Kildare II. T. M. Carew. nationalist. is elected.
He received j, IS votes to 46S for Mr.. Robeck
In Limerick Mr.. J. Finucane. nationalist, is
elected without opposition. In New Castle-on-
lyme Mr.. j. COwan, liberal, is elected. He re-
ceived 10, 4S9 votes; Mr.. John Morley, radical,
1O129, and Mr.. Z. +. Hammond, conservative,
monde, nationalist, is elected, receiving STA
votes. 10 3I36 for lon Trant Hamilton, con-
Sentative VINO sat for Dublin county in the last
parliament. In Canaan, west division. Mr.. +.
O'HanlOn. nationalist, is elected. He had no
opposition.
cluded in the exceptions made by Mr.. Parnell
vote for liberal or radical candidates. Mr. Par.
nell especially desired the return of Mr. Coveu.