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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
GALINDO AND GARCIA.
\ Jealous Mexican objects TO His Wifo's
Partner and is KILLED.

\ Jealous Mexican objects 20 HIS Niio's
Partner and is Killed
special TO tho G61ottc.
SAN ANToHIO, Tx, Nov a. Partlc.
ulars OF the recent knife tragedy near
Rossvillc are Just now obtaiucd from
Garcia, n deputy sheriff, who has returned
from the inquest. lie says "A dance wa-
given AZ the house OF Bclnadno on
yCras, about four miles from RUsSYillp,
and was attended by o nunhvr Of McNI-
can families living Ia The vicinity, among
them Dalindu aud his wife. Gar
ella invited talindo's wife 90 dance with
him, aud while they were dancing Ga.
Undo came up aud slapped Guruin, and
they bcganu 1ght, but were separated, al
ter which Garcia went into the yard, when
Galindo c0mo ont mud etru8R at Garcia.
liueuds again intcrfered and Garcia was
finally persuaded tu leave aud was wall
ing of whcn 6alindO pursued him about
MY yards, but came running bAck and
asked for Biz Winchester ana ialntcd lust
as he reached the door, aud the discovery
was then made thut be- had been stabbed
la the lcit side of the abdomen lie raj
lied 10 about hmi au hour aud WHOM uskcd
who had stubhcd him rcpiicd Nicolas
he was my friend, and did not think hp
would trent me SO. Gaimdo died about
four hours after receiving the wound
Garcia got on mare hcluuglng u BcT
uadiuo Olircfus, rode of aud haF moi
been seen since ~ Is supposed be came
10 san Antonio,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
Prrsidentini Appointments.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2i.--Thc president
to-day made the following appointments
NJ. 7. Mccormack of Crooks, DIX, TO
be secretary of Dakota Territory.
To be register of The land Offices; Rob
ort " Yeakle of Little Rock, Ark, at
Little Rock.
Henry G Triton of Milbuu, Ark, at
Harrison, Ark,
Chester II. Warner Of Colfax, W. r., al
Walla Wnlm, W. Y.
Bartholomew c. Ofcy of Salem, Orco
to be agent OF the Indians of the Unimlln
agency in Oregon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
I,us.ian nliiinry onlcors Acrsstod.

ST. pETEnsHtHG, Nov. 20. military
scandal Is attracting much attention here.
purity oi officers belonging 10 various
regiments aud guards durd recently aud
became turbulent The commissioner oi
police failing 10 quiet them summoned
Gen. dresser, governor OF 81. Petersburg
the officers locked and blockadcd the
doors of the salon. Gen Grcsstr or,
drred The doors forced open, which wa,
done. Coming fran the salon Count
Schcrmeuel, captain Of the husars,
struck Gen. Grcsser Ia the lace. The
guards then arrested all the officers who
were imprisoned. The car has ordered
A court martial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
Tho cabiuets'agctlng.

wAsnNeroS NaAs@ai fberc was a
fun attendance AZ the cablnet meeting to-
day. The session lasted about three
hours and was devoted almost entirely to
consideration Of the presidents message
to congress. The document is IN an adj
vanCcd state of preparation ard viii be
completed several days before the meet
ing OF congress. One nf the qucsllens
discussed to-day was the order In which
certain topics should be considered, The
president fostered the custom adopted by
u majority of his predecessors as TO the
the order of precedence, with q few eX-
captions, and was sustained in his views
by all the members of his cabinet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

Tho on Ninn l.rirh,nnnn

EuiNnyRU, Nov 2t.--Mr. Gladstone
spoke here to-day. lie complained ,hat
Lord Salisbury has misinturpYcpd his
uttcanccs. The Tories protested anxiety
for ihe church, hat We're realty uxiuu,
about the land question The Tory
leader was confident OF larrr
majority, because oi the promise,
OF his Irish allies Hefcrriug a.
Mn lnrclls sweeping druupctatlon oil
the Liberals, Mr., Gladstone SAID what,
over good ireland has received has boon
accomplished by the Liberals. The
Tories have always opposed any measure
for lnland's benefit The Liberals win
continue To act IN the Same spirit toward
ireland IN the future ~ In The past
Gladstone IL quite uunervcd ~ the
threats OF Parncll aud his friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
snh.laIlrd b, ne Le...en..

PANS, Nov. PA letter published IN
Le Malln asserts that NJ Layilie, the
ncwly-appo French consul atpanama.
who was charged by Premier Brsson 70
report on the progress made In the work
on the Panama canal, Is connected with
the Panama canal company, aud took out
with him report already prepared, win
the object Of Inducing the government 10
agree 20 the issuance 81 lottery bonds TO
the value Of coo 900 COO francs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
why tNc Hcra shy N Warrington.

Why tho REPS. stay m Washington.
Special 70 tho Gatei,o.
WAsHiNOroNN Nov. 2f.--rhcre Is not
single Republican In the department. who
Is not protected 10y democratic indorsc-
ments. This makes It very difficult to
obtain positions Tor worthy Democrats.
As soon rs the cmploye Is picked out who
is to give way TO another person,
cry goes up from his indorscrS and he Is
left IN his place. Thus it is woll-nigh
impossihlc to make any changes IN the
personnel of the departments. aud II the
Democratic congressman aud prominent
party leaders complain, the fault Is at
their own door This, coupled with the
protection afforded by Sho civil service
law, makes the ircumhUuts rather secure
In their positions. and gives the vast army
OF spollspcn, itching for office, another
chance for complaint against the admin
istutlon, which Is Regarded by them with
a feeling of distrust aud disgust,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

WAsuINGroN, Soy. 94.-Gen. J. Floyd
King of LouisiaUa last night furnished
the following for publication;
WASHINGTON, Nov ~ lSS6.-l have
to-day read the Better of Cuthhcrt u.
Jones of the lGtlS inst, published Ia the
New York Trihma OF the 2oIh and re-.
published in the New Orleans Times-D Dem.
ocrat OF the @ls and elsewhere, ana
deem it proper oiny to say that | regard
Mr. Jones rs an asMssin, aud IN support
OF my couclusipugi publish the following
unsolicited tcleglFm from Gen. Win l..
Martin;
NArCHkS. Mise, ,einN Q. lSS5-To ~ FtpNp
kIND, WashiugtuDi eif the Jones appointed tu
tBlUu {. Cuthb art Bblitt jones. rgrOnd son uT
Charles ucs ot tsi3buulI, 3. car hu proved
ma be Voc one oi D. a-sassi Vi Ngu, lid.
d,Il, Hul ned tte r(tmtty 10 Uola Ono cou1p,
lucucvs OF the murNiE w GMArtiN
As the rcpresensitlyr Ia congress from
the Flfth LoulsiatN district, ip4 Which the
murder oCcurreGfmy OBJ o-ithln TO Mir
Jones' appontmsnt to oniAt has been
earnest and uuc6 tpromisng,i i can have
no controversy va man Qk -hi- charac-
ter, nor can ! no@Ce the assault he makes
upon me In sud wax as the public
might expect II a had 2omo from any
respectable soupk ia FLOYD KING.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
mo wnl rlllthe ,.lncr Nm,

WAsuNGToN, Nov Nchays ID.
Lancaster, who was to-day appointed
surveyor Of customs Of the
port of St. Louis, is an active aud intiu-
entlal Democratic politician of that
city. He is about flrty-hyc years old
and Is az present engaged IN 'he real
estate business. He has served IN the
state senate, and Is now member
OF the executive hoard Of the Missouri
Democratic GENITAL committee He was
indorsed by S nator Vest aud other Mis-
souri politicians.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
a Humane scheme.
spoeiai 10 no Gazette.

HpeclHl 70 inc 'ttkftit.
TENAtEANA, AEA., Nov. 2i ~ scheme
" on fUOt 10 organize a spcleiy tiers Tor
the prevention Of cruelty toanlDi8ls. HIM.
Beidler went down 10 the stock yards To-
day aud kiiled flyc cows thai had been
trampled upon while on the wayhy rail a.
81. Louis. There - ulk VI prosecuting
Bcidler by some, hut the general sctiti-
menl. IS Tint ne acted right.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
stcel crnI.ers NcnrIng comrIrtlon.

WAsHNGToN, Nov 2l.--lt is said at
the navy department that the ncw steel
cruisers, the Boston aud Atlanta, will hc
ready to receive their officers aud crews
about the FIRST OF March next, and that
the cruiser Chicago will be launched at
Chester about the Sd of December, bat
will not be ready for sea service before
the end Of next year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
CATTLE RESOLUTIONS.


y COMMISSION ~ nav" Fun Authority
recommended.
Sr, LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. .4,-The com
mlttcc ON resolutions Of the enttto CON
veutlon perfected It's report at lat,
hour Tonight After citing the bureau
of animal Industry AS imperative, &c
recommends that committee bc ans
pointed TO draft bin 10 be submitted Is
congress in The uamo Of the association
providing for the appointment hy tho
president Of a commission of
i've experienced aud practical stock
breeders to whom fall puwcr-
shall be given in the matter Of the regulu.
tions OF quarantine and the treatment Ot
disease among cattle aud for the dcstruc.
ton OF injected herds Full power is
also to be given them TO employ experts
In the performance OF their duties, The
commission Is 10 be under tho supof
vision OF commissioner Of agriculture,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
a woman nunnIne Tor Parliament.

LOSDoS, NOV. 2i.-rhe nomination Of
Miss Helen Taylor, who Is contestng the
parliamentary division for North Cam.
berAcll, has been refused by the returning
officer Miss Taylor har protested
against the alleged ARBITRARY action Of the
officer Miss Taylor has received iettors
from a plumber 81 emincut persons IN va
riJns parts Of Europe ana the l'uited
states, Including one from Mr.. Henry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

l-oNpoN, Nov, ~, The following NJ.
suits OF tho parliamentary elections have
been received Right Hon. David n
llnuke,I ilrst commissioner Of works
under the Conservative cabinet. and Nh
Holmes, attorney general tor Ireland,
also under the Conservative cabinet, an,
elected from Dublm university divisions
Thomas Burt is elected for Morpeth
Right Hon. George otto rrevclyan. chinf
secretary for Ireland under MIR. clad.
stones administration, IL elected for
Gaashleld, Gel +. A. stanley, colonial
secretary IN the Conservative cabinet. n
elected for Blaokpool. Right Non
Campel Bannerman, chief secretary ior
Ireland Is returned.
TitE TOiuES N ruR Trad,
LONpoN, Nov. % Further rotprns
show net Tory gain of eleven seats. M
standard regards the result oi yesterday.
voting as q solid testimonial 10 the Tory
cause aud az encouraging The C1nser,a
tlycs 90 great efforts II allndes Go M
result as ga moral guamntocol the event.
ual triumph NJ the party"
The Morning Post saws that thc Tor.
reaction Is AN accomplished fact.
Tho Daily News makes no comment an
the Tory gains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
Ohlefofn ni,i.Ion.

WAsHrNGros, Nov 2i--The name Of
Frank ). Park Of Martinsburg. W. Va
has been sent TO the president for his up
proyal as chief OF the division Of public
lands. in the general and Office, in place
of NJ. T.. n. Howell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
salIahurl oonfdonl of snoce...

LONDUN, Nov. 2l.--LOrd Salisbury In
his speech NJ The stephens clup, said a
Conservative majority was assured, but
he warned the Tories against The danger
" Oycrconndoncc. he chhfird Mr.. Glad
stone on Nj. parnell's treatment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
Prince Alexander Driving the SeWians,
Step by Step, Back to Their
Native Heaths,
lie Succeeds In Rctaking Tsarlbrod
King Milan Massing His Forces
for n Final stand.
The Porte Asked 20 Delay the appointment
of a Commissioned over Enst.
ern Roon,'Eicr.


War News.
ruE lpINCG 80 GARRETT RNlDnr.
SONNY Nov, 49, The city Is wild
with excitement over the news from the
front stating that Prince Alexander has
followed mp his victories, and l. driving
the SCryiHus slowly but surely from
Bulgarian territory The last dispatch
SayS "PrinCc NleNnnder stormtd The
heights Of Tsurihrod aud oCcun ed the
city last evening The prince mado a
triumph0l entry into the city, and was
VccNcd With enthusiasm hy the people,
So uNuSIlCE tUREiu uPoN.
CONsT,NriNorLf, Nov. 9I--punce
Alexander has requested the porte Go
postpone sending q commissioner To
Eastern RoomElcr until the termination
of the war. lie says that as a soldier he
can only propose an armiSliCO when
within SCryiau territory
TINS sfRyIANs pEurtrtNg.
BELGRADE, Nov. 2l.-Thc Servlans are
continuing their retreat and the main
army is now In Scuiau territory. The
troops seem TO be demomll6ed, Since
the rcoapturo of rsarlbrod by the Bulna.
riaus they have fallen back without re-
sistancc before the victorious Prince Al.
oXander. The Iiugarians have occupied
positions heretofore held by the Scrylans
IN Bulgaria and are advancing TO the from
tier OF Suvia The StlSlan headquarters
are nov at Prot The first class uf the
l8ndstrum has been summoned for
duty. After completing the mass
Ing of his army Kiug Milan viii
lead final attack on the Bulgarians
DONATION IuK rms SERNINN WOUNDED.
VIENNA, NOV. ei-ThG emperor OF
Austria has donated $40 600 for the roe
lief OF The Scryians wounded Tie has
also given them 10000 cigarettes
NhSrERpNN's tNGADLNENr
SornN, Nov 24-ThC Servlous ats
tackled the Bulgarian center at { O'Clock
this afternoon They were repulsod and
retired In disorder, crossing the frontier
at o O'Clock near Tsarlbrod The Sprylaus
are now retiring from their positions at
Iru The Bulgarans have advanced TO
tine frontier WIddt1 Is being shclled by
the Seryians, but has not been set ON
Are. The Bulgarian commandment there
prohibited the passage OF eight Austrian
tugs,
Az Thrown Oh ONE MAN.
BELGRADE, Nov. "a Zen. Iowanoyitch,
late commander of the Danube division,
who WAS dismissed from hts command
for disubcying orders lns committed
suicide, The recent disasters 10 the Ser
Wan army, from the defeat at Sliytzcua
down 10 the rC.ovcupation Of rsarhrud
by the Bulgarians, are attributed to his
failure TO carry out the orders given him.
IliE SETTING STAR on 4 KING.
LuNDoN, Nov. 2t-A Belgrade dis
patch says the populAcc there Is cnragod
~ King Milan, aud the namo OF Prince
mi. T.. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

4 ny stood on the copy sheet
Cleaning his face on with lHfrct,
The ink dropped of and stHcK him light
We left him there the rest Oi the GIT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

pension. He tphnt 60 Asbury university,
hut was rciuscds admission. He then en-
tered Indiana Si4tc university and gradu-
atrd VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

cCeSS! Success! Success!
lRHI SUCCESS in the PURCHASE Of Olr LADIES' WRAPS

y single manufacturers goods but
-@HYIISII
establishments cannot hep
Misses and Chdn
mined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

Specialize the Gazette.

S0coiaI 20 Inc Uo1eItc
WASHINGTON, Nov 2l.--Nr, j. II. Ia.
Wis ul the Texas Press association has
been here Arranging for an excursion ot
icNaS editors 10 Che capitol Should the
newspaper fraternity OF TeNas comc To
Washington they cam feel assured oi a
warm Welcome from their newspaper
brethren here, who VIII leave nothing UNI
done which viii contribute TO the pleas
ure of their yislt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
TAME TACTICS.
A Prearranged Programme Cuts Of
All Contest for the Offices in
the House,
DonelsOn OF Tennessee Likely TO he
Doorkecper, as Eugene Higgins
Don't Care for Il.
Ten.Cent rieoes Getting Source Claims vt
Contestng congressman Cleveland's
Thanksgiving Postum.
win he a Tame Anair.


Special 10 the Gazette.
WAsnlNGrON, Nov. Is The contest
for house Offices Is unchanged The pro.
'anme is cut aud dried, and the belief Is
", "al that the caucus will be the ttuicst
(, l., wn, from the speaker down.
OhN o 'ill be nominated by political
uuauIiirty There are only forty mem.
beers and tilty senators here.
DENIES rIiE SOFT IMPEACHMENT.
Eugene higgins says he is not a candi-
date for the house duurkeeper He has a
good place, aud is not looking for an.
other. II the Democrats wish % elect
him, he Will not refuse the place. mdica-
lions point, however, to the election OF
Sam DOncls0n of Tennessee, the present
chief clerk Of the folding rooms.
GOT DuwN 10 BUSINESS.
Quite a change has come over the tenor
of the appointments In division bureau,
OF the treasury department The mad
rush for oiilce is all over, aud they have
got down 10 the regular Legitimate bust.
nest. The female clerks, whose presence
frightened up the place, have been trans.
ierrCd TO other branches of the service
The crowd of ollicc.seekers is nowhere
TO be seen; the whole Office has quite "a
mattcr-Of.fact, huslness-like aspec:. Mr..
Higgins has desk IN one corner of the
room, surrounded by high green screen,
where he sits to look over hs mail
aud attend 10 routine work
The whole department looks as
il it had been turned into biz banking
house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

Reports received at The treasury de
partmyut indicate q growing scarcity Of
i0-Ccnt silver pieces in all quarters
" the country. In accordance with in
structiOns from the treasury department,
about forty thousand dollars In dimes
were coined mt the Philadelphia mint
about Il week ago. These, however,
were found insufficient TO supply the de-
mand, aud the supcriut, ndent OF the
mint has also been Instructed to coin into
dimes all the uncuiTent subsidy silver
coin there may be AT the mint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
CONTESTED SEATS

There Will he only four contested-elec-
ton cases in the house. The most inter
csting will be that of Frank lIurd, the
ohio free.trader, who disputes the claim
of his Republican opponent Mr.. RomcrS,
asserting that he secured his apparent
majority through Illegal voting and cor
rupt use of money.
George W Steel OF Indiana, Republic
can, holds a seat in the house which is
claimed by Mr.. Kidd.
The seat of MIR. Weaver, the Iowa
Greenbackcr, is contested 10y the Rcpub-
lican candidate, who claims that Mr.,
Weayer's election was brought about 10y
fraud. Mr. Weaver was elected by both
Democratic and Grcenback votes, and 1t
Is believed he win 20 into the Democratic
caucus.
Mr.. c. II. Page, Democrat, contests
the seat OF Mr. w. A. Pierce from The
Second Rhode Island district, charging
fraud and the use OF irregular ballots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

Congressman Mills, who was confined
90 his residence Tor several days from the
effects of Il recent surgical operation, is
cOnyHlosclng rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
TENAS INVENTORS,
.auta ,yrrp iSSund tp-dnV IN Thorn,

Patents were issued to-day to Thomas
W. Carnco, san Antonio, mold for build
ing concrete walks.
Frank Clark and j. a, Bachman, Aus
tin, baiing press.
william Il. Clowery, Decatur, bed
stead
Henry NJ. Horn, Blossom Prairie, run
ming gear for wagons
william Matthew's, Llano, hat and
towel holder and gate LATCH.
Hiram Terry, Bonhau, gate.
William Thompson, Luling, ant trap.
4. W. Tucker, Biz Spring, calculating
device.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03
(First insertion June 9. 1857
Notice Of Sale BY Advertisement

Default having been made in the conditions OF
: Ger,aln mortgage deed duly executed and
Schultz his os w Lsnbert Schultz and Crecentia
western Manufacturing and Car Company az
M1aSo95tgagee, dated on the Goth day of February
1883, and recorded in the Office OF the Register
OF DEEDS In and for the County of Stearns.
State of Minnesota, on the 5th day of March
1898 at ten o'clock A. NJ. in Book "P' of
and debt secured thereby having been duly
assigned, sold, transferred. set over and delivered
20 =. .. Brown as Receiver of the property and
effects of the said Mortgage for the benefit of its
Creditors by order of the Court in and for the 1st
d JUDICIAL District of said State, a duly certified
copy OF which order is duly recorded in the office
A. NJ. 1885 in and for said County Of
Stearns in Book .C"o of Miscelianeous at papes
2N, 2oo and 200, upon which mortgage and debt
this Notice the sum of Nine Hundred thirty one
SSs5l) dollars; and that no action or proceeding
mas been Instituted at law or in equity to re-
cover me dept secured by said mortgage or any
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the pow
er or sale contained in said mortgage, and of tho
Statute in such case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mort
gagged premises therein described, which sale
WI be made at the front door of the Court House
IN tie City of st. Cloud, in said Stearns County on
Saturday the 18th day of July 1885 at three O'Clock
I: NJ. to satisfy the amount which shall then
De que on said mortgage, and the costs of
sale together with the sum of Fifty dollars,
attorneys fees, as stipulated in said Mortgage as
attorneys fees in case of foreclosure thereof. The
premises described in said Mortgage and to be
soid as aforesaid are the following tract, piece or
parcel of real estate lying and being situated in
1me county OF Stearns described as follows to wit:
Inc East half Of the north east quarter, and north
west OF the north east quarter and the north east
quarter OF the northwest quarter of Section num-
Der ten CO in Township number one hundred
twenty five Q25) of Range thirty one (31) con-
tanning l6O acres, according to the government
survey thereof.
Dated St. Cloud, Mimi. May Goth 1895.
X. s. BROWN, Receiver
OF Mfg. s. Car Co.,
Mortgage.
JAS. r. BENNETT Jr., Attorney.
MATTHIAS MICKLEY.
Sheriff of Stearns County, Mimi. 2-T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03

5peier. Bei benz ont 30. Npril
iiber Die YfalS Enlightenment @etpitter
lblus Der 8lis auber in terld'eoenen
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10 berlelbe Die elettrilbe 2e.ian9 ser.
forte.
Sisrlpbn. Die @twiiitr, bic IN Der
.ueien Sasen i'm hieliaen &re;le nleof-'
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