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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
COLORADO.
A Salt Company Organised Stolen
Cattle Recovered.

COLORADO, TEX., March 29,-The
Colorado Salt company completed
their organization yesterday, and will
begin work Monday. The salt is to
be made by solar evaporation from the
sslt.well half mile southwest OF the
depot. This we'll has an eighty.foot
vein of solid rock salt equal In quality
to any that has ever been found in the
United States. The company will
start with q capacity Of 200 barrels
per day, and Can increase the capacity
as the trade justifies.
Jack Richardson, detective for the
North west Texas Cattle Raising $3.50
citation, made a raid on some cattle
thieves, and brought In fifty head OF
Dolby calves fresh marked and not
branded. These cattle are now being
held under herd at Big Spring
Tex.
We are having protrscted meeting
Ministers Wallace aud Wright offioia
ting. A good macy cjnvertions have
been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
WACO.
An Evangelist Married = Around
Town Notes.
Rpecial.


WACO, TEX, March 29.-Rev. James
Billings, an evangelist of the general
conference of the Universallst church,
preached two sermons here to-day In
Liberal hall, which Is the head
quarters of the free-thought, ignosiic
element, headed by ex.Rev J. ID.
Shaw. AT the close OF Mr.. Billings
sermon tonight he quietly stepped
down from the pulpit, WALKED to a
lady in the audience, Mrs. Mary u.
Webster, aud the two taking POSITION
before the lecture stand wen made
husband aud wife by Mr. Snaw. The
lady came all the way from Hartford,
Conn, which il her home, 10 meet
Rev Pi llngst in Waco and marry
him. She is the widow Of noted
Uuiversalist preacher and hai herseii
achieved some reputation in the East
as lecturer The couple have both
re ched mature years
Inc remains OF the late Miss Fannie
Chambrillu who died recently in Bos
ton, reached here last night and were
bu led this afternoon from st PauP'
church (E, iscopal.l
The public school enrolment for th'
week ending yesterday reached iva
the largest ever known In lhe city
This shows how our public schools arr
gror ing In popularity.
The relief ass ciation organized las'
wipter to aid sick aud destitute people
wound up its work to-day until mex
fall, II has given aid TO hundreds o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
TERRELL.
A Competitive Discussion Amateur
TheRtricals.
Spaoinl

a CompeLlLlVe DlsCusbi0u- ALuhVtak
Theatricsls.
Special.
TERRELL, TEX, March 2s.-W. l..
HUFF and wife rom Kaufman, are via
IL ny in the dty.
Tue Pickwick Debating club OF this
place have accepted challenge from
the Forney Debating club to meet
tn IN In competitive dis ussion.
These clubs are composed of tirst-cla.s
youthful talent, and an interesting
discussion may be anticipated.
"Bread on the Waters" by Terrelrs
amateurs, drew good house last night
and the actors received the hearty con-
CALCULATIONS OF all present. II was u
decided success, and far superior TO n
majority of the troupes travelling
through the country The pro
ceeds are TO be distributed To the
destitute OF the city. The admittance
was only thirty-five cents but the net
proceeds will foot up in the neighbour
hood OF $50
The construction OF the public
school building has reached the sec
ond q DRY.
This was the fret real pleasant Sun
day morning for more than TIVE
months and the congregations at al
the churches were large and the serv
fees interesting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
PRoTECTIoNIsTs.
Annual Session of the National
Union League.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March D.
The National Union league meiin an
nual session to-day. Gen, Charles II.
CIR, svenor of Ohio was elected presi-
dent for the ensuing year. The fol-
lowing resolution WAS adopted:
'R solved, that the secretary be d.
recled to open correspondence with
any organization having rs its car
dual principal Protection to Ameri-
can Industry. with aview to mutual
corporation"
The following objects aud aims were
added to the code of principles OF the
lesp.e:
l Protection TO home industry as
opposed TO the ruinous policy OF free
trade
The American policies and pur-
pDses, securing TO all citiZsps OF the
republic the eDj Dyment Of the rights
| to which they are entitled by birth or
| naturalization, and securing TO the
wnrkingmen the largest liberty In the
pursuit OF their employment consistent
with law aud ord
& The enactment OF such laws and
prnvisions for tnelr enforct ment ~
| NAV be necessary 10 secure 10 every
CITIZEN ~ each state and territory ~
the American union a free b blot AZ all
elections, B. gsther with fair count
and a faithful return Of the same.
such amendments from time "a
time 10 the state aud federal c1nstitu
tlons as shall become necessary 10 orc
tect snciety from the CAUSES and e1 SCH
of vice and crime. and secure such re
forms In our 20 iAI, educational IN
du,trial and political systems as shai
cultivate virtue and promote the well
! fare OF the people.
S. A system Of primary election
regulated by law, enabling all citizen
, To aid in the nomination of candidate
for elective offices, throwing aroun
! the primary every safeguard now pre-
vided at local and general elections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

surfbatbing has commenced AT San
Diego, Gal.
~ Louis will have floral exhibit
ton Ia May.
Henry Ward Beecher Ii lecturing
In the South.
Mrs Langtry win 40 TO Australia
next winter.
Oscar Wilde says that 10 be great IL
10 be misunderstood.
The akating.rlnk fever has reached
the Sandwich islands.
The Tombstone Epitaph Is said TO be
asubjtct for an cpl
Col. Alex Mcclure saye President
Cleveland's fRvorIte dish In pot'pie.
Gen. Sherman Ia TO deliver the an
dress at Springfield, Mo-, on Decora'
ton Day.
Mira senator Edmunds has sent IA $50
che, X 10 the Methodist mission nd Og.
den, Utah.
The seed OF the psiunis grandiiiora,
an exceedingly beautiful Hover, In
worth $500 on ounce
Eek President Arthur. IL IL said, will
sail for Europe July ~ and spend the
summer IN England.
Miss Cleveland ana Mrs. Hoyt, the
presidents sisters, are reported 10 bt
staunch Republicans
Carl Schurz, In his lecture on "Abra
ham LincolD'' said the original Re
publIcAns were the mugwunps OF thai
day.
Miss Anna l.. Dawes daughter oi
the senator, has written for younf
readers book entitled How W.
! Are Governed"
The Prohibitionists OF bentuck
will put ticket of their own IN tn
field this year. Wgtterson VIII have
to move 10 Missouri.
Marion Crawford, the novelist, ha'
written new book entitled no
roasier, the Prophet the scene o
which In laid In ancient Persia.
A perfect skeleton, to which WA
AIT .ched a ball and chain, was latei
unearthed w enty-hye feet below ~
surface OF the earth near Savannah.
New York city has 500 churches
OF the 90 are Presbyterian. - Pr y
eetant Episcopal; Roman Catholic, "
Methodist Episcopal, 81; Baptist, ~
Jewish, 81, and Congregational, D.
Miss Catherine Wolfe, who roceive'
the pope's "Golden Rose" this year y
the ereatest benefactor Of the churc
, during the past twelve ni' NTH,
about 10 give dinner 10 al her poo
and numerous proteges Ia New Yorh
DR.. Heller Newton says "Iakin
{ the average human life, he would be
2 bold msD who, rightly weighing ~
d manifold daily blessipgs which com
o lie the suuebine and the dew, woul
. venture 10 pronounce the lot Of ma
2 rather OF pain than Of pleasure. muc
y II the pain Of man ie, moreover, J. 20 =,
= subtrscted from the charges again
8 providence and TO be credited 70 0l
. human responsibility. The thiiftless
I mess OF the poor, the greed OF the &c
. and the common ignorance OF 'ocl
o laws cause most Of car poverty"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

moisten thoroughly, about one cup for
n small DISH, ana one egg, with salt
and n little butter. Mix enough Il ur
with this TO enable you 10 roll IL out
ON kneadiug-board, iust rs you
would cooky dough; cut GU. In the
form of round cakee, and fry until
brown in butter. These are sometimes
baked In one large cake, and IL Ia sent
To the table very hot, to be cut into
pieces, and eaten while auothor IL be
ing fried II properly made, that Is
without too much Hour and kne sdiug,
they will be light and tender, no soda
or baking powder being required, or
In fact allowed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
DecIsIou Of The u \. Circuit Court.

GALVESTON, TEN March 20. In the
case OF George Fry Va. the Mexican
National Constipation company,
which has engaged the attention OF
the United States circuit court for the
past two we ks, a verdict was rendered
late Saturday, evening aws-6ing the
pll intiff $3.50. Aotut SO 600 was
The amount sued for and a
previous Jury gave the plaintiff
Sl7 QUO. The eAus Of aclion IL based
upon a violation OF the contract III,
tue part Of the d defendant company by
preventing the plaintiff from dts
charging certain etevednre work for
the defendant under contract.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
NY LIFE AND L.

Ny life aud sat side bv side,
The y-liow lamp light streaming fell
Upon her form my soul she plea
with all the pangs OF hell,
Thy h ,ues cried--thy promised GOOD,
Where are the Joys that should be mine,
Where Ia am atoms mount that stood
Cloud reaching and divipei
why dldst thou ever come at all
To fret me with thy silen, care;
To tauut me with my prison wall
And goai me 18th despair
My life vouchsafed me ne'er word,
Her veil my iunging looks donied,
Alone my beating heart | heard
Against my aching side.
Come share with me the sun-baked crust
OF poverty and mount thy throne
Ambitions moie-hill made OF dust--
/ would not rule alone,
Whicn thy deoe wing hand hath nlied,
Nor with the spiritdeiNn sup
Which thy sweet lie hath killed.
Mrshssght her cheek began 20 pale,
Her lips 10 lose their wonted dyes,
And Yet dared no. In the vail
That hid them from mine eyes.
Jnmoyed aud silent az thu grave,
Nor ,goTd, nor ign, nor ,oh gives she,
Nor part n all my soul may crave,
NIL ever come w mo
Oh she m ghL be some sullen fats,
some sIbyl In her muuatain cell;
lake me who weaves The web OF hate,
Beside the glare Ofhell.
still on the tanRl, Il blood-red skein,
Her nimbl- hand tue needle plies,
| / wa oh the nylnE thread In vain
with tear-beciouded eyes.
Swift az my thought the needle alides,
Strange ngures on the fabric glow;
| She with her HD Adow dhTkly hides
| All that seek 20 know.
| Bat we'll know the crimson thread
| ON which she plies her cruel art
| with a.eiesH nDgerr, Va made red
| wi h color from my heart.
| Che came IN me know not whence,
| she still keeps ciuaely By my side,
| Iknow not when she wi ~ hence,
Nor where she wall abide.
| Ihaye no power 70 bid her stay,
/ dare not love her Il would.
| may not DID her so away,
Nor lose her n / could.
-IRobert Burns Wilson, in New odea
n mas. DenuC rat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
Fx.German Soldiers.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 20 Dele
gates from Cincinnati, st Louis, Mil
waukee and Chicago of the ex-soldiers
of the German army met here to-day
aud formed the nucleus OF n national
organization for mutual benefit and
the cultivation of love for their adopts
ed country. The following officers
were elected: President, Charles
Winkler OF Chicago; vice-preaident,
Herman Pfeitznereter Of Clnciuns'ii
secretary, 3. Seton OF Milwaukee;
treasurer, Herman Haltmann Of st.
Louis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
COMANCHE.
No Injury to Fruit by the Recent Cold
Spell.
Special.

Special.
COMAYCHE, TEN March 2S.--We
have to report no serious injury to
fruit and gardening prospects in this
county from the cold, and the effects
of the warm days since
We have few cases OF measels IN
town and some cases Of pneumonia In
thp county, but our most useful physi-
clan fiuds time To 4 o squirrel hunting
anu with what success / VIII leave
your readers to juoge when ! tell you
shat he reports having killed fourteen
up one tree.
send your cow buyers around when
they want cattle. We are at this time
particularly needing a raise In our
finances, AID we want 10 rduce our
81 ok TO v hat v g can feed and shelter
another whit 7, that IL IL we do not
forget our | ISIS.
Our sheriff J w Cunningham, has
ben making himself efficient this
week by severai additions TO The
county boarding house, from amorR
the boys accused OF cow and horse
crookednsss
The young folks had social hoI
laet night ~ Hill, Moore d Co Is hall
DR. j. E. II ach Of Slpes springs Rn6
Miss Frunia Wright of Comanche towI
We re married Thursday, Bev q. b
Douglass. resident pastor, ofnclSling
Judge n r. LiDdtay aud tamil,
have returned from their visit 10 tn'
New Orleans exp sitlon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
THE soUDAN.
rTishrfui N ortali,y Feared.

SuAKIM, March 20 Forty per cent.
OF the marines from the fleet here are
sick with enteric complaints. Many
are also sctiering from ailments of the
eyes. The troops will advance Mon
day from the adv lnced zareba, aud
construct another zareba five miles
nearer lanai. Gen Graham is anx-
ious to get tue troops into permanent
summer camp a. soon as possible be.
cause he fears there may he frightful
mortali among them IL they are
much langer expO-ed TO the terrible
heat and malarlsl influence OF their
present quarter. There is no couQrma-
ton to the report that 0sman Digma
has asked TO neg tate the terms OF
surrender with Gen. Graham.
Lord woIseIey WIN Go TO suakim.
LONDON, March o.-The latest ad'
vices from Egypt state that Gen
Wolseley, after making an inspection
Of the military stations from Dongsls
TO Cairo will go TO Suakim II lie now
certain that the advance OF Gen. Ora
MANS army TO Tsmai Will he MADE
Wednesday, sufficient wster stores a.
Gen. McNeil's zareba having been
completed to-dsy.
Earl Granville has instructed the
British delegates 10 the SUES confer
ence to be held at Paris, to refuse u
consider any proposals that might IN
lerfere with the customary qusrantin'
Regulations
A Forced Lean to BIO Made.
LONDON, March 29.--The recen
meetings of Mursurs Pashs, HassaI
fehmi Pashs and Earl Granville wer'
IN connection with the Egyptian
financial convention. The Turkisi
( government was reluctant TO sign tn
convention, thinking il implied recog
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
ANGLU-RussIAS.
Thc sl,untlon unchanged.

INC bItUhtIOH NHChHHkHU'
LONDON, March 29.-Dispatches
from Gulran and Penideh show the
situation on the Atghanistsn frontier
unchanged. The commission under
the command Of Gen. Sir Peter Lums-
den have completed the basis for the
deiiminstion OF the boundary, and
are still awaiting the arrival Of Gen.
Zsliuow, the Russian commissioners.
The Russian ojects in the conquered
countries of Central Asia are said to
be ripe for a revolt and to be eagerly
looking for an Anglo-Russian war,
which would enable them to rise in
rebellion aud attsck the Russian army
from the rear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
LABOR TROUBLES.
The Rights Of Strikers and Those
who TAke Their Places.
Philadelphia reAiile Record.


Philadelphia reztie Record.
The right OF every man to labor
where anu whom, and for what price,
he pleaees, Is tndisputanle. The
light of one man to refuse WORT for
certain price lie universally conceded;
but this very man IN often found de-
~ man to take his place IL may seem
hard that another man should be will
ing to accept the reduced wages, very
law in nature, there IL not
law upon the statute books, to take
labor for price that suits him, This
10 clear and uuquertlonable. IL Ia not
worth arguing; and yet the striker who
tries TO keep another from filling biava.
Gated place, In fact denies IL and some.
tunes us, force 10 compel his rival To
dteist What hope can there be that n
cause which thus sets at defiance clear
Justice can commend itself 10 public
opinion
1t Ia an established fact ( at the vast
majority of slrikes fail TO achieve their
purpose IL L. further fact that those
strikers losses that amount to more
than the apparent gains ~
Ia hard 10 suffer. IL isA cold.hlooded
sympathy 10 the poor who have
been made poorer by the
hard times; but the practical question
Ia; What are we 20 do? A miil-owper
who can MOI 20 ON unless he cuts down
wages can hardly be blamed by hls
employees for choosing the course
which pives them at least sometping
10 live upon.
The duty ofemployers at such times
Ia, WE lhiuk, to refrain from every in
diligence In passion aud recrlmination
! An attempt ought always 20 be made
to show the worh ing people the reason
sbleness of the emand They may
fairly claim riPht To know why they
muat accept less for their work.
possible, some form OF arbitration
,, should be resorted to and the diilicul
~ be adjusted coolly and amicably
We know that working people ar
often unreasonable ON such occasions
but no are employers. Some Of til
: latter are apt 10 say: I'm run my bus
ines 10 suit myself" or, Pm nc
going to chow up my affairs 10 thoa
people;n or, al won't argue with me
who don't understand business priI
ciples.p A little lees Of this KIDD ,
thing and little more suavity, littl
more generous recognition OF he fa'
that the work.p-ople In the mill he,
feelings, and have tremendous stal
In the wages Duration, would hay
prevented many u strike. The mani
faclurer who puts up his chin and di
dains to discuss matters with suC
persops IL man that ought to remen
Der tina. these people can mat
trouble II they will, and hat wanton
10 fan the Il tme which may burat In
lawless violence IL not only injudiciou
bur positively Ubiquitous On bot
sides, when the pressure Of hard tim
comss, there IL need OF forbeeran
and oonsidera on; and these qualiti
will be found In more generous qua
titles when the employer maniIes
them first In hie example.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

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II Ia aaid that during the last twenty
veara there has been taken from the
Sierra forests on Lake Tahoe aud the
T,uckee timber amounting In
value 10 $50 OO0. 900, and paid Tor nc
In, Virginia (Ney mines.
A ais,tng,iah.d Ame,ioau dootor
sa, ,hs, nsonla who lake ,he preat,at
care of their .tomacha are sure 90 have
dyepepaia, He maintains that II man
viii .nt when he Ia hungry and eat
any food that tempts his appitito, he
may have the pout. hut will aurely ca
cnpe dyapepela. This will turn the
mai thaorIea of professional d.etiata
topsyturvy
,,1hro,yn .c,.n,iao man iu
ENGLAND bna lately given nm order 10
49,, o. ,no v,,a,.,,n.ns ~ tina alec
,,Ic ae, Tor tha purpose OF oloeeiy
studying the angular power possessed
by ,hese creatures. Hitherto thia has
not been Investigated 40 lar M TO de-
/, rhine very positively what In the
nature of tho mArvsInua nmanation
that has generally been accepted M
.l.ctrIcIty
~. N,ay,,i,. con,o,,no,area ,,vsau
i, - ~, es ~ I,s, ~ pac,ni tha great
snu 'a " ' 49, a,ad In EloTouna In
v ,oo" n 10 ,..sa,,nea into the
lo,o, -, ,ha blond ha discove,ad wifi,
n"u ,,a. W n,,c,osc.na az ms own CON
s,ync,ion what arc nown ms the Pa
c,nIan coynnaclen. YEAS ago, while
Iiuyeat,va,Ing the oaun.s of cholera. he
came upon and descrlbed the Vibrio
now known as X och's comma bacillus
1L..,,. .osnd Iaooh Rie Of
,t .sH D. go pr,,J'.,s .svantu.
n, wv. sa,,a Issan 10 6,tean min.
wv yoHas !" - Ia""L ana aitaau
u..s vau0' H. i,n,"r ~ Ahraham
m lm,nu'rs o,, a pd r.ca,tlv nved nine.
ho,, u.s,iaa ,h.s,. ,hres anil.
Ysis -, sI,'a otha,s NTH .Ightv.
usu", sno az iiJ,sn 100 graat.pTand.
child,en. twenty-elahL grea, great
i.rand.children. and two great-RreAt-,
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hho =" ao,,,,nrstlvaI. r.coyt
@ W. 80 no IN, a. 81 Hughes
n'nn ny 81, 49, ~ Madi,aI ionsnaI
Nno ~ .y aYian, ,,,hni,ha,,
WIZ y. ~ b'Iaa afraid to naat
hhtnIopno !, ma nnlu.
Any 1no ..,,'1a ~ a,,.,ything ao,ne.
y ma".,l ha has also pnobephobia. b.,.
Inc ,,nfraid aometbing IL going 10 hap
Nh 10 frlvnten him ~
/, .dar namoa C,onbslols nj
. $500 rs.ooa nj Win hls death
menuon, L,nn.v, - IL waa knock.
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G ing no"n MUS n nn,n cs,,aintv
u.r 70 , s ~. ,1,. and . ent bis ne,
ennoeo my Wv ~. III On IN
q ubii,'ou. IA p o'u s a. Ne was Ina
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thcnin'e,y io syonn EscIsion q,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
A salmon for cIereIand,s DINNER.

PORTLAND, OREGON, March - -
Yesterday, firm of salmon cam, re-
shipped, in Ice, by express, genuine
Chu salmon weighing sixty pounds to
President Cleveland. II IL one OF the
tinest ever caught in the Colombia
river, and is expected to reach the
president in time for his next Sunday
dtnpar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
A s,rtke Euded.

PITTsBURG, PA, March 20.-The
strike at Oliver d Roberts wire mill
has been satisfactorily settled and
work will be resumed in all the de-
nar,ments tomorrow morning, aiter
an idleness OF three months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
The Propeller Ni.consin Safe.

GRAND HAVEN, MICH March D.
The Grand Trunk propeller Wisconsin
is Ius, In sight northwest ofthis place.
The tug Holland which was on HOT
land 3 week ago has drlited nfteen
miles north aud Ia now due west OF
here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

Sour milk Is 20 little used since the
advent ~ baking powder that few mod"
efn cook know how 20 oispoae OF q cup
81 tour cream or milk; here 10 Nh old
time and most excellent recipe for
eour cream OF milk coohiesi TWO cups
on sugsr, one cup q butter, one OF sour
cream or milE, three fgRs, one ten'
spoonfcI OF sods mix sgft, roll thin.
When the cookies are cut out slis
graunlated sugar over them, ana
roll Il 10 by pressing the rolling PIN
Q. ptIy over the cakes. taking care MOI
10 fiaften them too much.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
SAN ANTONIO.
A Young Woman Led Astay-rhe
Cattle Ranches Flourishing.

Special.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March 20 1t
is learned from Moore Hallow, sta
ton on the International & Great
Northern road, that an italian work
ing In the mines there seduced a
young lady prominent In social circles.
he was made to marry her. The pair
were furnished with money and left
for paris unknown.
Tue late steady rains have been of
immense. benefit to the stock ranges
aud the cattle are in foe condition.
the industry Is ut present qliescent.
There are no sales t. report.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
WASHINGTON.
Commercial Supremacy Of the United
States In South America.

otaVeB IN South America.
WASHINGTON, March 20 1t II said
that proposition was submitted to
President Cleveland, yesterday, by
DR.. Demago, ON behalf ofihe Unit, d
States Of Colombia, having reference
to the requirement by the United
States OF commercial supremacy In
the South American states
President Cleveland attended divine
services, to-day, at the Fret Presby
terrain church He was accompani led
by his sister, Mise Cleveland, Miss
Folsom OF Buffalo aud Miss Van
Veohten of Albany. The church was
crowded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

CIGARETTE smokers are cautioned
against injurious limitations OF OperS
Puff Cigarettes.l5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

An excellent way 10 cook potatoes.
for break fast Is 20 take some co,a
boiled ones, mash them until entirely
free from lumps; add enough milk 70
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Junhetlpg

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, March 20.
-Ex.Presldent Arthur, Senator Cam
erun and their party arrived here this
morning,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

lSAiIoh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarzntee-a II
cures consumption. Sold BY II. w.
Williams 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

CLEVELAND 10 the choice o. me
American reople--so are Open Pun
Cigarettes. (5l)