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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

C5rrespondence of the Gazette,
IrwIsviuE, TEX, Dec. 27--0ur Town
Quietly and mirthfully closed the christ
mas festivities With social and literary
entertainments. The richly laQen tree
,yas a complete success, as was also =
tbrllllna bat brief stampede, occasionel
bv the trees trapplags coming In contact
,sith \ lighted taper, creating bfiiliap,
haze which was quickly eAtingusneu
with slight damage o,,ls
TIE Joint stock company's nourins niiiis
arr nearing completion, which VIII pc q
r,reat boon 20 this section OF country
PROGRESS Il the motto upon every lnuls,
,ry here, complaint OF u ilttls illah I,sill
nressnre to the contrary, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~,
The weather Is mild and pleasant, Vus
too dry for wheat, OF which thefe = IN
oycr-ayerage acreage H.. Aao,h
There Is some sickness anu L.ie 'n.,',s
messenger hath refreshed our meIhc W.
~ supreme power by snmmohlhS 3a
sarah White and infant son q :"
walker ana wife to the eternal psyenu'
Our newsy neighbor, the HeaoilHnS 4.
suppose, in the full enloSmens - \
wonted annual holidays resi-
failed 10 appear yesterday e..,,.,,
nr ID. q. Gilbert and wife o Sm's1
1eld are tie guests Of Dr. y 81 oi''e'
and family. .a, "A ,is,ifns
r.. y. Jones 81 Fort Woith y
BIS brother and family mere
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
News at nremond.

Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
BREMoNp, TEX, Dec. 27,--The Christ
mas tree at the town hall Christmas eve
night was well-hlled with a goodly num-
Der of toys and handsome presents for
our young. After the Christmas pres
ents were distributed n most enjoyable
dance was had, IN which a number par
ticipated until late hour.
The remains of Col. Hill, from Toyah,
reached this place yesterday aud were
buried at II 80 this morning in the city
cemetery.
Misses Carrie and Alice Moore are
spending the holidays with friends in
McGregor.
The city has been more than orderly
during the Christmas, Il very few drunhs
being noticed.
Weather quite cold from Saturday
morning, with slckly east wind blow
ing.
A hunting party is being made up for
a ten-days hunt after the LIST OF Jan
uary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
PALESTINE.

Henderson,, the Negro school Teacher, on
Trial FOR the Murder OF Laura Greer.
Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, Dec. 2s.--The greater
part of the day has been taken up in the
distrlctcourt with the trial OF the colored
school teacher VIM, Henderson, for the
murder OF Laura Greer (colored) at Kick
apoo, in this county, on the 4th of July
last. Henderson had difficulty with the
woman's husband. Both parties grabbed
guns and Henderson shot Greer, wound
ing him and killing his wife, who stood
near by, The witnesses for the state and
defense exactly crossed each Others state.
ment so that the matter Is resolved down
to question of yeraclty between the two
partisan elements. County Attorney
Reagan is now speaking for the state
Sheriff Davis leaves tonight for the
Terrell sta.e asylum with VIM, Smith, an
insane negro patient.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
TAYLOR & BARR.

cuss words he knows at you ina. Is II
hc's ia the smoking car
"Do you find much variety OF taste
among the ladies ON the triinsy"
Cert Whom + see woman who
wants 60 be thought II nne lady, but Amt,
| drops her some noFol about inkos and
blonted arlstocats, where all the men has
plenty of atampa and the women folk lots
of lewelry. when strikes a lady what's
the Renoolne thing, ! ilopa her down a
book that's been ruanin' ever since I've
boon In the business and no tclliu' how
long aioro.h
"llow about the menYn
"You'yo got To study them iuetns hard.
Thorn dudiah follerR Is the worst cus-
tomors. They never buys no books
They'll lust Aet aud suck their canes all
day, thinklni about maahin or some such
rot, I suppose. a man volts full of busi.
ness and looks worried don't often buy
books. lle can't keep his thoughts
Oh 'em. Young men That amt
dudes and aln't got more money'n
they know what 10 do with
make the best customers. Aud old men
volts takin' life easy an contented like
amt cycrlastingly hothoring themselves
about money, buy good many books on
the trains. A railroad train II a mighty
good place 20 study human nnlur in,n
"Whats your fayorito rendingY"
~ like 20 read how poor boys got on IN
the world till they got 10 be real big bugs
like that Teller Edison wot used 20 sell
books on train same as do.r
"Let me hape that book Of Farrar's eer-
mons, and don't take me for a sport
again"
"You can bet | WON'T
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
1 plsrRIaINArISG rRAIN.HoY.


"what made you think I'd want 10
purchase that bopkf', asked a NeW York
reporter on the West. Shore road u a
irain.boy who had ASA deposited IN his
lap volume gigiHk.a Complete history Of
oil the notable CBcnunterz ~ ibe prilN ring
within the last hundred years Tue re-
pprserin question, be- Il obseryedsHlthongh
" unfortunately somewhat pugnsci0ns az
pect, takes especial deliight IN reporting
sermons, and - ~ ignorant 81 the Mar
qnis Of Queensbury rules ~ 81 the differ
cnsiai and integral calculus.
~ thougat you WIS 3 SPORT replied
the train-b0y, taking rapid Inventory q
his inierloeutOr. Ito was a shrewdslook-
Ing lad aith piercing eycs and q nose
which IS generally supposed 10 ipdicAts
that its owner knows thing OF two.
'gFbon 90 you always tgy 70 select
hooks 10 suit the character Of each psss
caserf"
FOf course does | HIS y right
generally, TOO, though ! sometimes kfl
ieft. Bal faint hali as had "a niislake
religions man. The Eportil ect Intddcf'i
wet hen every t.gne and sling MI ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
BRAVE OFFICER KILLED.
A Constable Arrests a Desperate.
Who Takes Rls Cnpior unawarcs
and Murders Him.
"a Very Bal Aim Gives tho ..peraao
His Life ior ,hc sl...a ssinr The
corohefss Inquest.
SPECTATOR me ea,nne.

I specisl to The Gasate.
PARIS, Tax, Dec. 2s.--Tast nicbt no
intelligence was brought 10 the eity that
Clay Davis, constable Of precinct No
mad been shot ia cold blood and insiantlv
Killed. Davis had arrested Garrett tor
al assault committed on Christmas AVA
and with the assistance OF d man by tlle
name 9i hiug, was bringing him 20 town
Garrett asked Davis to 20 with aim 70 XIV
nome and permit him to get some clothes
DAVIS complied with the request. Re-
pairing 70 the house, Davis entered
win Jarrett, walking up to the
nre aud taking a seat Garrett
stepped behind a door and In another
moment appeared with a gun. which he
brought 10 his shoulders and iirod the
load into Davis head, who fell to the
moor de0d. Garrett then turned 70 a
man Ia the house, inquirlng Tor King. say
ing, Damn him; IN Kill him, too p
1arrett went 20 The door, when he met
King who fred his pistol squarely IN the
face OF the murderer, but missed his
aim. Garrett then rotreatcd into the room,
unouekled the dead oillcer's pistol aud re.
turned sud fred two shots az King,
who, seeing two men and surprising them
both ready to assail him, fed from the
scene. Threats had been made against
Davis II he attempted the arrest OF Gar
lett' Several persons are supposed 10
be Implicated In the assassination Clay
Davis was Il brave officer and never
would have been Killed but for the cow
ard taking him unawares. The killing
took place about thirteen miles northeast
from Paris. Justice j. Il. Ryan is hold
ing an INQUEST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Assigned-Criminal Notes.
Special 10 tho Gnzeitn.

HousroN, TEX. Dec. ESP. S. Nuss-
baum made assignment to-day of bis dry
goods stock 70 Leon Lewiston of this city
Tor the benefit OF his creditors. Assets,
$4,000; liabilities, $4,000.
Parties, heretofore unknown, who
made an attempt on the life Of the
VitroDi brothers, cutting them badly,
were arrested to-day They were ilyo
young negroes, Porter Scott, Rufus
Allen, VIM. Harris, Charles Brown aud
Henry Mitchell. Brown turned states
evidence, placing the four others in jail.
Nathan May was arrested to-day on the
charge OF robhing the mall Others are
implicated, whose arrests are expected
10 morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Special to the Gazette.
McKINNEY, Tx, Dec, es.--Iate YES.
terday evening three little girls, daughters
OF John Gallagher, who resides twelve
mics southeast Of this place, were en-
tlced from home. When they had reached
secluded spot, Laura, the eldest, child
oil seven years, was brutally assaulted
and outraged, and her injuries are quite
severe. She may die from them. Thomas
itinson, a boy whose parents reside near
Gallagher aud who has before made the
acquaintance OF the criminal laws, was
JAILED to-day, charged with the crime.
The little girls Identify him. Threats OF
violence are freely indulged. Hinson is
about fourteen years Of age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29


LADoNIA, TEX, Dec. 2s.-The Christ
mas tree at the Presbyterian church
caught fire and came near resulting in a
serious stampede, as the house was
crowded, mostly with women and chill
dren, though the fire was extinguished
with but little damage.
Ladonia citizens are faithfully at work
trying TO get up the required subsidy for
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
We are on direct line with Dallas,
Farmersyille and Paris, and our little
town and vicinity have already secured
near $4,000 as their part of the bonus
required.
G. w. r. Weldon, J &c. Jackson and
NJ, b. Drake attended a railroad meeting
at the little town, Wolf City, last night
They report rousing meeting and good
subscription.
Maxey for the senate is the almost
unanimous verdict OF the people here
Notwithstanding the Spectator at Dodd
City to the contrary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Prince bismarck, Who Is not airNd ~
lace All the Kingdoms 81 the earth, shows
the white feather when The dentists
chair b sngeested. lie has two trouble
leeth, and shakes his head liSo . coward
who's his friends say ''ont wlth thanlN
Bnt, 40 a bigger man than Bismarck once
wrote;
for TIERS uno netcr Jaf 1hiionophfg,
1hat fopia kedufe tis iQegsrhe paiipglil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
whitowright.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WmTEwRGHr, TEX, Dec. rs. Christ
mas times are lively here, everybody en-
joys the good things that are produced by
this holiday, and one who enjoys it most
is Uncle Dayy Crockett, who received a
ten-gallon key Of fine imported apple
brandy from his old friend Mr.. Bradcn,
of Paris, Tex. Uncle Dayy, together
with his old friends OF this place, are
drinking to the health OF the cheerful
giyer, and well they might We sampled
the sparkling beverage and earnestly
pronounce 1t Of rare quality.
We never saw such beautiful Christmas
weather.
The Methodist church gave Christ
mas dinner, the proceeds OF which are to
buy bell. The amount raised was
5000 The church expects prosperous
year with Rev. W. l.. Miller as its
pastor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Social Pleasures.

|NeuNe VI luc bhAeltts
fcoR, Tex, Dec. 27.-Christmas
shts opened with the organization
IN OF our best citizens, who
,lsited and closed all our business
fEcept saloons and drugstores.
Pms were boycotted and only all
sell cigars.
masquerade ball and sociable
j, Sewell's were the amuse-
Christmas night, both being
'nded and pronounced a brilliant
Carrie and Alice Moore, two OF
fairest daughters, are among
Ment visitors this week.
hop at the residence OF Mr., b.
rs the programme for Monday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Tho NIistletoe.

fdcnee Of the Gazette.
kS, TEX, Dec. 27,-Christmas is
pd lively with the young people.
fstmas tree Thursday night was a
IN every particular. Amuse-
NJ some kind are occurring
Vand will be so until after New
The grandest affair of the holi
be the annual ball of the Mis-
Fab, Wednesday night, in which
4Nn IN the county will most prob
4 Womack, a little son OF Carroll
has been confined to his home
Ways in consequence of getting
almost cut off Friday morning in
refinery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Gated in the employ of the Fort smith
railroad.
George Munder, the man who did the
shooting yesterday, is said to have spent
last night on Caddo lake. His family K
here, and there is no fear Of his leaving
the country.
Mrs. Ellie d. Hawley was buried tits
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
BABY TELEGRAMs.
Funny Experiences Ut Telegraph recover
win Proud aud Happy ioung Fathers.
Chicago Herald.

Chicago Herald.
said one OF the western. Uniou tee.
grain receivers yesterday
'Do you know that few people outside
no aoet0rs aud the telegraph RECEIVERS
realize how many babies are born IN me
,yorlag why, there isn't "a day, sundays
,.eind,d. that don't hands from fifteen
- ,,ecnfy.6ye baby kilograms, ~ we
IN ~ I'm Nv these mean Geographic an
Nm a,,,csments az the advent Of little
',.snyers There's good deal q
amsn nature In these messages ~
n ue they are usually seat 20 me
,.s,ts sneis grandparents, and they take
,'as a, ahaaes of exubernnce from me
N ni,Als exsitod cctss5 o. ilrst born g
aa Goa, formal add uot uniFequen''f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Knoeled Him SPECIFICS.

Y IeVaLVIVV'
Eas, Tax, Dec. 2s,-W.N ID. Cush-
\ James Grenan, who run n fruit
i i02 Main street, got into n
ia the rear room Of the establish
|here they do their cooking and
this morning. Grenan ran at
b with u knife, when Cushman
b piece Of iron and hit him on
!, Grenan was unconscious for q
pl finally came to, but has since
lechlcss. He was taken to the
where he lies in a critical con-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Tho Isnquiser sierses.

|othe Gazette.
I,s. TIN, Dec. 2s.-The Times is
M only afternoon paper In Dallas.
Hone when it started seven years
4 has had company for short dis
H times along the road, but has
Iwalked It's company down. The
A Enquirer, a mighty good paper
|ss concluded II best for all con
|to pool issues with the Times,
and after tomorrow the two
Nm be published as one under the
the Times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Died From Ills wounds,

~ NtfANN'~'
s, Tx, Dec. 2s.-William Saw
Of a bridge gang, and James
a section hand, ON the Texas
bad, had difficulty in East Dali
|stmas day which terminated in
per knocking the latter in the
pa pickaXo-handle. O'Nell was
a train and taken to his
Simon station, sixteen miles from
bud Sayiet went his way. An
bowever, followed him to Kemp
ftlng him, brought him back to
This afternoon the report comes
'eil died at noon from the effects
hounds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
The stock Attached.

'Ne NaeOfAN'
|mILE, TEX, Dec. 2s The
~. NJ. Anderson, in Aurora and
Pie, which were mortgaged and
! TO creditors here on the oath
Fere attached to-day by three
firms; Carter Bros. 4 Co. Of
|e for $1,000; Simon Gregory &
louis, for $500; and by Ware,
Roo, st. Louis, for $1,000. 1t
|ed that the mortgagers will not
but rather reconyene, in the
|oOrts whence the process issued,
Rnps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

on January J, and 81 viii BE- tile holder OF
the ticket mat draws the ss00D bedroom
suit. Only three days 70 make up your
mind 70 purchase $50 worth q goods 81
Fakes q % a md secure tfket = the
drawing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

aSugar lake, In this county, says the
Crawford county, Pa, journal, ''le a
beautiful little body Of water, and Is UNI
dergoing a continual chemical change that
should attract the attention Of sclentlsts.
Eighty years ago the average depth Of
water IN the lake was about thirty feet
but u IL now only fifteen feet deep, The
surface OF the water stands at high water
mark, but the bottom Is nlling up or rls.
ing. II II most singular phenomenon
that every year IN 'the month Of August
the water Of Tho lake becomes milky
Substance, and after Il little change IN the
temperature, small white particles Ike
cheese eurd are formed and proclpltatcd
10 the bottom, and are slowly, but surely,
filling up we lake. After these PARTICLES
are formed and settle, the winter becomes
clenr and pure AZ this rate THIS choml'
cal change Is now going on, fifty years
more and the water Of Sugar lake VIII
haze become solldi0ed into q solid ioatOt
sugar, or, what n moro probable formed
into a great bed OF llmbafger cheese.
During The season Of The year when the
chemical process Is 10 operation theirs u
puggent evidence ~ sustain the latiar
theOryp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Of goods AZ Fakes COY cptales you "
chance 10 The drawing Tor the 5000 bad
room suit ~ b. giyen away By fakos s
Co. Grasp the golden cppoftunity before
II nlttetk away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Justly Horrined.

I tAe Gazette.
\. TIA, Pee. 2s-- News has Just
here Of an outrageous assault
|ted upon the oight-year-old daugh-
|ohu Gallagher, living twelve miles
1 n a Plano, by the thlrteen-year-
|ntp.P. Hinson,wh was arrested
1. pIsllt and taken to Mckinney
n ia hard case, cas- he was arrested
kem days ago for carrying a pistol.
.mIies are Mortified over the terri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
The Adams rrial.

is, TEX, Dec. 2s.--The case OF
l against Willis Adams, charged
| Killing Of Michael Burns March
|, will be called in the kaufman
court morrow, on change Of
|om Dallas. About fifty witnesses
len attached to testify in the case.
sentiment is decidedly against
whether guilty or not, and the
Is that he will get severe pun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
STATE NEWS.
and Happenings Of the Dey--
occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
i. from over the state Reported
.,..lls Tor the Gazette by It's
own Correspondence.
Round Notes.

no GaFotte.
Xxx, Dec. % The holidays
kun district court was recalled,
.,be criminal docket still on hand.
Wallace, who was convicted for
|T Mnrie, who was sent up for
II years, and Nortilcutt, three
LIN All appeal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Social and Personal.
Ne Gazette.

RafoRD, TEA, Dee. 2SChrist-
r. 70 hold out very well In Wealth
rla our young people are still
prlals aud entertainments. fonr
|aeDt learned this evening that
rolld be given at r. w kindels'
The Misses Griffith ais o give a
heir home at Aneta, Several
Eople of Weatherford took the
train to attend the party.
Maud and Alice Thomson OF
Tex, are Ia the city, the guests
.. Taylor and family,
|Aliee Gibson, daughter OF Our
,asurer, VIII leave on the mora
'oF Dallas, to attend the Finale
4 Nat place.
y Graham, a well-known New
nercial evangelist, is in the city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
IRON and For Liverpool.

ontcIAI 70 inc HNfuIIO'
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. 2S.-Arriyed-
Steamship Victoria FROM Liverpool.
Sailed Bark Simeon for Liverpool,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

With he closing week 81 1885 desire to thanks
c patronage solicit deep and widespread that
house carrying the immense selling ONLY
DISCRIMINATION has proved
complete drawing te
0 II
Equipped with resident buyers all the leading Eastern
and o ft
of goods retail employing but polite depart
with abundant and light which
CASH HOUSE loderd
shipping goods city, and hamlet Mississippi
business proportions o goods low be hd
faction. With the compliments Of the remain,
Your obedent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Not oaught-sIarried.

''All, TEX, Dec, 2s ,--MIss Nina
laughter of the late Hon. John
vas married this afternoon 70
y. Elliott. The marriage took
NE residence Of the brides
tts. pr Lewis, on Austin street,
j. seiy quiet one, only the lmme-
and a very iow intimate
ing present, Rev. DR.. J A.
Eating The couple left FOX
Faeis Mr. Elliott Is now To-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03

lmftdnbe tpurbe ibm bic @oGe bes
5afIo 5ubiftirt. Srancisfa batte gez
fbuiegen; Heonore ntuBte ben Di6ter
anf9auen, unb Der Di1ter fe; un6 10
tb0ri9t es mar, fe fiiblte cine qetpii5e
getangenbeit bel bem @sbanfem; bem
Def1lufe 5l tpioeripre1en, NOR aber
fhon gar ni9t m6gli1, unb alio muBte
es babel bleiben. Grit Bel Der 8orffel=
lung iollte er feinen plab einnebmen,
ba er Ddbrenb Der probe leiten muBte.
Jfa9 Heenbigung ber prpbe blieb
lltatt 5ufamnlen; es tpurben grfrii1un=
gen gerei6t, uno Der langiame Strom
Der unterbaltuns ergoB ii9 in gefdmd=
Sige gBelen. Grancista b6rte bem @ez
plauber tbeilnabmlos au. unpillfur=
lid, ba fie Gartenbofen i'm Salon
ni9t mebr bemerfte, iu9te iie ibn nit
ben Iugen. ct NOR in ibr Gabinei
getreten, befen 9bir geDffnet ifanb,
uno fie fab, tpie er nit untergei6laqes
men Mrmen bic 2upferfii9e betradtete,
bic on ben Wdnben ibres Gabinets him
gen. S9weigeno fab iie inn au; bic
ilbrlge Seieuf9aft mar b6llig a9tlos
on ben berrli1en &unitmerfen poriibers
gegangen; giner mar alio bod, ber H.
rem Wertb begriff. gr ftanb, tuie per=
funten in tiefen Srdumen, meitab BON
ben Wenf6en, 10 fdien es, Die ibn um.
gaben. pl6Bli6 b6rte er elm &lein
neben fi9 raui9en, er panote fi1 unn
audte 3uiammen; Grancisfa mar gu i'm
berangetreten.
Die Bil6er gefallen Sbnen2 iagte fie,
Sic fino felbit Wealera St iab aul
grbe.
(Gortfesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
Cages > Weni8feite,t.
S n | a n b.

= Ser prdli6ent bat cine proela=
nation erlaiien, in tpel6er er ben 26.
Npbember als allgemeinen grntes Danfs
fagungstag fur bic Ser. Staaten feifs
febt. st empfiebIt Denen, Die rei9eu
@rnteie9en eineebeimlt, ni9t su pergei=
fen, bon ibrem leberfluiIe min6er be-
giiterten MitHeni9en au1 gtmas aus
fommen gu lafen. Ser pabre Oanf-
fagt er-duBere fi9 i'm Wobltbun.
= Ser prdlioent berlieB Mtontag
Nforgen @aibington, UNI sur She'll
nabme on Der Wabl nod Buffalo abau=
reilen. Mitttpo9 Mbsn6 tpirb er f9on
tpie5er in Waibineton aurid ertpartet.
= Ser @eneralpotmeifter ernannte
102 poitmeiiter fur Memter 4. 2laiIe.
Inter ibnen au6 ). 9. Britain in
SadionbilIe, Seras.
= Wdbrenb bes Wonats Oftober
betrug bic 5umme bes in allen Mfiinaen
Der Ser. Staaten gemun3ten 8elbes
S., 5,252, 908. 9ieroon iparen alIein %
Wdllion @tanbar6= Dollars.
- Sn Nem Oort fanb bas feierli9e
2ei9enbegdngniB bes @eneral Wsaes
@lellan ftatt. Ser 3ug mar bur9 bic
Menge Der Sbeilnebner impoiant, ionif
mar aber, oem f9lidten Sbaratter bes
8erblidenen entfpre1enb, alles S9auz
geprdnge perlnieben tporoen. Weber
Solbaten, nod Sabnen, md Mulif
mar i'm 3uge gu tenerfen. Die 2ei6e
purbe mad Srenton. q. g., sebra9t,
mo- iie i'm Gamilie#=BegrdbniBplabe beis
geiebt tpuroe.
= Sn Peoria, Slls., puroe oer ST.
Subge Sobn s. Oates balbtobt auf eis
aer 8anf auf benz TrieObOfe sefunoen.
gr bate ben 8eriu6 gema9t, ii6 nit
3aubanum 81 bergiften. 3erriittete
financielle 8erbdltnife purben als bas
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= Senator STANFORD in San ssran.
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bic 3uIammen $4,000 Nder umfaHen
unb einen @elbmertb bon $4,000, 900
reprdlentiren, = aur @riinbung elmer
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genbten 8elebrteu bes Sns unb Nus=
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