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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
COURT Norns.
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Evidence was concluded Yesterday in
the case of Aaron vs.. Bruilcs ct al, suit
Tor damages. based ON the death OF plain
t'f's wife and child from smallpox. Ar
aument viii begin Friday morning. court
having adjourned over Thanksgiving day
JACK Stevcrs, charged with completely
in the Branch robbery, whose bail was
fixed Tuesday IN hahcas corpus az $500.
gave bond yesterday and was released.
Eva Thomson was granted a divorce
from Quint Thompson on the ground OF
Abandonment
The grand jury, which has been in SEES
sion since Monday, the 10th inst, adj
iourned yesterday for the week. Ii re-
turned sixty zone bills of Fundamentally
lelonlcs ani tltty-Hye misdemcanots
OF the trtOUies, two were for ROBBERY
against Smith and Kerr, charged with the
robbery of Webster; two for theft of cat
Tie AGAINST Dan Wilson, who comics
the stealing oi cattle belonging to c. @.
Edwards, aud one against James Flynn.
charged with Suatching pOCket-bOnk
containing sll from the hand Of Ben
Orme
1t is said that no indictments will be
found against parties who pay their occu-
~" A'A wa ~ ilNNb Albhuhls UNl
that afterward all delnquents
will be indicted. Among the number
are several members of the legal profes,
sion.
COUNTY COURT.
In the case of A. j. Floyd ct al. VS.
| Texas & Pacific Railway Company, yer.
diet was rendered in favor OF plaintiff foi
$500 damages to land, and Sll9 damsgt
to cotton crop. Total, s5a9.
j. T. smith VS.. w. w. Dunn, suit on
contract, is now ON trial.
| No adjournment will be had of county
court for THANKSGIVING.
| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
| w. II. Norris and wife to J W. Sub.
lett, all their interes., as heirs, In the
estate OF Ehenezer West and Clarissa
| West, deceased Consideration, e25.
Charles J Granger and Eta v
Granger to ]. 5. Akin. dive acres Of land
lying inside the corporate limits OF Fort
Worth, part Of the Il. Briggs survey,
| adjoining Graingcr's second addition
| Consideration, $500.
6. w. McKinsey and wife to j, o. Nc
! Kinsey, siNty-twu acres out Of the G. w
McKinsey survey, Tarrant county. Con
! sideration, s 100.
| j q. and Virginia McKinsey TO Thomas
| A. Tidball, $40 acres out of Urcl
Wutllrlck survey, Tarrant county. Con
| sideration, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
srin, raj w.iIs.
Correspondence Of mo ,azetic.

correspondence
MiHERAL ILLS, TEA, Nuy. 4i-Niucfai
ellis Aputtlng on ale-. several parties haNc
come ia during the last FEW W rs Hhd bought
propcrt or made arrangements ~ scnd ihclr
cnil iren 10 school
The ntu stone school house n being com
pletrd rapidly, and hy christmas we shan hate
ono OF the best school building IN the c,up rs,
We have good tearnef and expect 20 have q
first class .rhOul,
There 10 % joint siOck company
Organized for advertising AMI seli-
ling m neral water, witt hcadIuar crs az ne
New Orleans exposition. one shipment hIb
bel "a made already 10 dale.
4 good revival meeting b ~ progress mere
nnd,r the auspices of Rev Nj Grafton. o. Pies
bytcrian dyipe
Farmers are feaful thnt thr} are mot going
fo get rain enough ,hir season 90 sow W'chl'
There b very little soWu yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
on THE STREET.

M addition is being made to the
building, corner of First and
ltCetS
hlotel PlokwicS will have unique
Ewing bills of fare to-day, COTTON
|ltgsnt style.
lTmas 6 Pacific freight office will
/ IA to-day, it being o legal holiday
Is will govern themselves accord
N one wants u supply of prairie
h or quail for Thanksgiving dinner,
iDr. DWinger or Dick Fuqua at
Uptown drug store.
Express companies are burdened
b boxes just now. These boxes
! ipit trees and shrubhery, going
. gcst and South Several times
BONG has been delayed for lack OF
NJ.
hrmtr's team ran away yesterday
sg0n East Third street, throwing
;ihe wagon seven or eight turkey
Seru dozen eggs. The latter were
4 loss, but the turkeys were none
b. for the fall.
see OF electric lighting has been
h ae company at so cents up to IL
f u cents to - o'clock, and 81 foi
n this for one light. An arrange
HAlalso he made by which consum'
h according to the time that the
y used.
f"Old horse" sale Of the Texas Tx,
sonpsny yesterday was very anus
& netted the company a sum which
fpOt pay storage and transporta
Several parties bought "pigs il
n but took the matter gooC
siyi others, again, got yaluabl'
! Tor mere song.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
A $1,000 robbery.


Special 70 the GhLetie,
WILLS FONT, TEN., Nov 2j,-One Of the
most daring rObheries ever committed In ihit
county was c mmittrd In Canton, the county
seat OF this county The STORE house of ID. J..
Riley was entc ed tact night, ~ unknown par
tbs aud his aafe hiuWn open and robhcd pt IT.
c ntrnt. Ahput 1890 ! 5000 va taken out
and some valuable 4 tpetr, but the papers err
iound near an oil schp,l mouse portion ol
the money b lOnEed 10 ciii1GhH who had dcpos
tied u wit MIR. Hitcy Tor safe keeping.
Mr. VI. rcditn, sheTih o. TINS county had some
SaUb or 800 stolen and Dr Slstpn 500. There
age no cleWE 10 the perpetrA - of the robbery
" sinnsa is lively aud cotton g. coming in
fr ely. The receipts up To dat are about oWl
bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

Mcssrs. Ross & Ross have purchased
the Hanna & llDgsett, Cause Phillips,a and
} H. Cooper abstracts Of Tarrant county
records, The only nbst acts cover NJ the
records previous 10 the fire Of March ~,
1876, destroying the records Of the cOun-
~ They propose 20 keep these abstracts
wen up to date and IN their management
TO suit the public convenience, aud have
reduced prices to very reasonable
standard. Consult advertisement. "F0rt
Worth and Tarrant county abstract"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Aniissins verdict.


7TIVTHI " NV WIHUVTO.
EA0LE PASS, TEN. NOV ga mandate from
thc court of appeals WAS received here ycstrr.
DAY requiring sac clerk pt m, district court to
forward tho ORIGINAL verdict OF The jury which
rendered "a death .enicuCc again Q Ndnus. who
murdered q Young girl named GNlinda lp the
thC clti In Hli the p per, pnuC tod With me
case aud other documents Ia the court archives,
hH- been made night and dny, and hp hAe
tuus IN Jailed 60 Nnd ttc desired NVi
dot. There rs NO doubt but th It
II ha- hoen stolen by unknown persons though
tue cltrk hne N,ry strong suSpciuna and tHNS
he can name the party. II IL now believed that
the cour, of appeals viii exercise the ftNuri g
melhod Of reversing The 9se ON technical ies,
and q new trial viii. more than llk,ly, cheat ,hc
galiOWs out of another victim,
1nc murder Tor which Ndams was TO hang was
one of tho most cold FLOODED and unproNnked
ever pcrpctrated In Eagle Pass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
noble Institution.

Ni.v YorK. Nov. 25.-The annual
MEETING OF tie Cblldren'S Aid society
y'os br,l Yesterday. In the thirty-two
,,'ars since It's bir.b. the society mas
shs,tered and instructed 100000 boys and
oirls in rs six lodging houses, While
77,3la homeless persons haIe r.e gas'
a. homes aud places oi Wolh ~ w. ~,
and West. The receipts TOT ~ 5So
were S27. ,a8o, aud the expenditures ecu
i23.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Bowie.
sneclnl 20 the Gaset,e.

ROWE, TEN. NV. 25.--John II stephens Of
Montague, who owns the cOai mines southwest
OF Bowie has pnt q lot Of coal 81 the disp0tal OF
the Fort Worth a Denver City Railway cOmpH
viii be made. II II proves satisfactory the
mine VIII be- bonanza for its owners. The
Goa Is also sept on sale NJ the lumber yards
here, and as iroVcd satisfactory IN all eases
where u has been used 40 far.
Two hundred and seventy i've hales Of cotton
were seipped yes er,iny b. Edgar sweeney &
Co.. and 100 by Russell Il Green. The rrcoipt-
no far are over 1903 bilcs lr CeH unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
NuptinI. u, GreenviIe.
specIAl 10 the Iia1ette.

GREKNVILB, TEX, Nov. 2h-AR elegant
wedding occurred ~ the hcthodist cHurCb here
at 80 uclo X this afternoon Mr. 81 ;. An
drove and Mics Laura Cameron were Joined 10 3
gether, Rev. Nj. s. Andrews, IA her Of the
groom, OF Mobi e, Ma, officiating. The cere
mony was impressive, and was Witnessed by
many warm friend OF the happy couple, Mr..
Andrews has been connected with tho Hunt
County bank for the past three years ~ book
X rpCr Aiss Cameron h one OF brcCnville' II
acknowledged belle, am Il the dest daugh
ter OF our eN county clerk, A. Cameron, and Is
universally admired by all who know her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
A Doughty Fireman.

lg evening a lamp in the front
Ingram & Co.'s store exploded,
fs the oil over a considerable space
Ping quite q blaze. The treasurer
e department, James w. Swayne,
|ekly on hand, and, using his hat
,eillnguisher, soon beat out the
The Fort Worth fire department
% downed while it has members
4 10 action and as prompt in at
IRE as is Mr.. Swayne. The
MAS slight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Gov. brown at Marshall.
Special to the Gazette.

DptJIiI 10 IIIb VUhtIVV'
MARSHALL, TEX. Nov. 25.-Gov. John
c. Brown, w. II. Newman, w. II. Abrams
and other high officials OF the Missouri
Pacific spent few hours here to-day
They were met by prominent citizens and
driven over the city. The matter of
opening up Bolivar street across the rail
road was investigated, and it Ia under
stood that cross street back OF the
passenger depot will be opened as COM
nrOmae.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

DECATUR, TEX, Nov. rs The gregnrious
nature Of misfortunes Ia illustrated In the case
of George GarrisOn George was locked up u
the residence of Mr.. Lowry at Lancaster and
appropriatlng a few articles OF small value.
Since then several cnses have been trumped
up against him. lie wanted for The theft of
"A .od wat from q woman ut the Red Light.
Also for the theft of y similar piece of property
from n cOlOrCd citi en-, ami lastly, for forgery
Aud still there are said 70 be some back pre-
cinots ta hear from,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

Are now IN eason, and Mrs. G. ID. Brown
lus large and varied assortment OF an
kinds, the liner grades Of seal plush,
urocade, velvet, silks and satins prcdom-
mating; also, full line Of short wraps
Ladies' will lind the qualities the very
rest. styles the very newest, prices the
very lowest. 8lG Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

CORRESPONDENCE Of Tic Galeiic.

ALEXANDER TIN, Aov- ~ AeNludcr b.
enon 10 bc conn cited with the county s0nt
>tephengiilg by tc eph0nr This VIII hr q
great convenience 60 the business mbn OF bnih
towns y. G. hnlcwi thg most roWlnenf
mllInan IN town, j. the chie' mover ~ thlr
Richard h. Herring Of llmt -ionn spenainR
a few days with the family Of hts n1cie, Jntilec
vii bishop. merchant and siockman, has iust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
lincl,l.n,s Arnicn snlNo.

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands, chilhlalus,
cOrDs and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required II
IS guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by II. ". Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

returned hom two months trlr TO his ranch
IN the West
Miss Alice Eising,who has btcn sick for iNAnv
weeks, Was able TO take her place IN the school
yestrio aN.
An nnccr PASSED through town sunday morn.
ina taking four boys 90 the county iAll, rhc
oldest was slNice and the youngtsi only ten
rhvy were i dicieu one for break ug glasses on
telegraph pole ana Tho other. for placing uh
stfuctious on the riilvi ~ irnck
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
a sore Head-Equolining Values.
special to the 1aactte.

DALLAS, TEN, Nov. 23.-James Hill, rat.
Ting god COOK, hut addicted TO strong drink
lott bis balance and fell on the pavement last
night, and uHtninCd serious injuries ON the
head lie h being tOctOtvd at the hospital
The board OF appraisers appointed by the City
council Of East Dallas to oqualiz, the valucs OF
property In that municipality were hard at
work on the HgsCssur's rolls n day, They think
the property Will foot up something In the
nrighborho0d of u 90 600, The board Is com
posed OF McssrH. BIRD, Benson and stevenson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
viii tie Closed.

~ being legal holiday Postmaster
lesires TO notify the public that the
will make but the first delivery
fusiness part of the city and none
outside territory. The carriers
+ and delivery window will be open
O'Clock to 10 O'Clock only.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

-peclal to the Gaaor,c

JEFrER,uN, TEX, Nov. 25--F Meiseu
heimcr. an cd German citizen OF this place was
buried yesterday in he Catho 10 cemetery
Two frci hi engines cOliidcd at WAYNE yes
tgrdHy. The result was mashed CngiuCs but
NJ one hurt.
Rev. hr lRmh has been sent back by the NJ.
y COntcrenc ut Paris o. preach here for an
m mbrrs % the Methodist church, but 10 the
people generally. MIR. Lamp aud his cstimabi
family are quite an acquisition 10 Jefferson,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
pni,,dat Palestine


NNtVlN 10 INU NUlVWN.
PAIN TIM, TN, Nov. o. AT the Methodist
church asst evening MIR J. H. JarrCll Of Athcn.
VS.. married 10 Mics Lille o. Numscn, daugh
ter of Mr George Numsen Of this city. IN,
attendant were Mcs-rs VIII farrell, Pau
Jones and scott OF Athens, an Misses MARY
Lon Numscn, Mary iiu ter and Mamie Mathit
Ot Palestine. The wedding party LETT for Ath
enc Ihla mOrnlng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
A Chnncc OF Recovery.



HAROLD, TEN, Nov. % -- George Cramnpr.
The catuemHn Who was shot ye- trrday hy Phi
waite Joe llHtt OF the ran gers, o. somewhat bot
ter 10 night and his friends enter ain consider.
able hopes OF his recovery. An is being done
10 alleviate his suilctiugs, Or. FiEhugh, thu
phy ician IN hls case has considerable hopes
ana sny- that n hloud poison does not set In
that the chances viii he I'm hi- favor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
sSNINGuAM WAS uIn1sELF.

FfD TO BIZ A CASE or THE MAN
VINO LOOKS LIKE HIM.
SSday the investigation into the
H. the man who was arrested as O.
a murderer wanted in Georgia,
4lded. The prisoner was cool
e'ed, and by his very actions
nine men "Out ten that he was
Il when MIR, Orr made his state
tste was no longer a doubt in any
luu, even Mr.. Harvey being COM
acknowledge that he was mis-
gut stated that Cunningham
very much like Jones, his
sAoolmatc. Tho constable
spuFse satisfied and promptly re-
ar cunningham with apologies
priest THE GAZETTE fully fore
= ue outcome OF the affair yester-
Ivy and congratulates Mr.. Cum
seAt nc found q friend here who
nsh ~ the community that his
4. ula not be questioned. Mr.. Gun
4 Has me satisfaction of knowing
4 = himself and not Jones, but
aas some curiosity to see his
Fa,l' Mr.. Gum neham viii re.
w CITY some weeks on Il visit
4 ''u'alh here permanently.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
oIders of the X. & c. S. L. TO Meet
,nnrlal TO the GnHette.

TYLER, TEX, Nov. %. Mr.. Hugh
Stevenson OF New York, who owns one
half of the stock of the Kansas & Gulf
Short Line railway, and his attorney,
Mr.. Richard Barker, arrived in Tyler last
night. 1t is understood that he comes to
attend the meeting of stockholders of
this road, which has been called for
Saturday, November 2s, for the purposeioi
transacting important business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
THE RAILROADS.
A Popular Division superintendent.
prIaI IN tho taZptte

Popular DIVISION superintendent.
special TO the Gazette.
CLARKEsyfLtB, Tex. Nov 25.--AIr.
George Dimick, division superlntend mt
OF the Texas { Pacific, the most popular
railroad man ever in this section, has
been on this division for several days
shaking hands with his many friends. Mr.
Dinick is very much appreciated by all
who are under him, and he deserves to
be, as he is man who looks well To thu
interest Of all his interiors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Poison

had produced great holes in my back snA cheat
and had removed MI the hair on my hssd, yel /
began 10 improve In \ ueuk'H tlms, Asd tht
soren began 90 heal, and we're entirely goae 10
side of eight weeks WILL JONES,
Porter Union Pssn. Depot
Ciseo, r vas, July rs, 1857
Treatise ON Blood and Skin nlbeaert Walled Ets
TiRawn-r spEC nc co., DrRuer3, AtlhAta.
Gan. ", l57 w. 29d ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Blood

Ia the litc, and he IL wise who remembers Il
Hut IN Wnlrh of last year (ihs4l I contracted
blood POI aa being IT, savannah, Ga, at
the mo, went iuta thc b.. ~ thore foI
ktNtncus tHanpfG1 tctf Mpcl lem 'uma
fipl an the Sauna thine. ! JIid nos l.tt ,guH btier
" ttHatr ont tbcye, mo- wac 4 cf,u by any p'
,ht neuA NtApH hurt now jabon ON ven laI
II drove iho poiAou uat through prle 90 thH
ekin. Dan kahuT
Jrreey city. -. Augus, 4 eo
Two yearHut.O .uHtUu, NksUI Vtttg Al
tor taking prescription. ffVm thr ~, aa'i
eAnH here and N DnliaE, concluded 10 Vihit i.A
syringe. and on reaching TcSaikann = doeloT
recommended me 10 try swift's specific. sAsuT
inR me that u would benefit me more sAax aot
syringe, Although the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

TT77-'7 ~ wv F7TI7T7VETTa
w hR, TIN, Nov. oa.-Ntth pubic eaic OF
lots at uikin ON the kansafN GnN Shart Line
Yesterday nearly 80 worth were dlsporcI nf.
This includes over loo lots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
His Leg Amputated.

Al. Owens, the engineer hurt in wreck
on the New Orleans division, has had ono
leg amputated and is resting well with
hopes of saving the other.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

Have used Tongaline in case of artic-
ular rheumatism, in which ii gave very
prompt relief after the third dose.
w. b. king, NJ. D., Pelahatchie, Miss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

Young men or middlc-aged ones, SUI
ferng from nervous debility and kindred
weaknesses should send ~ cents In
stamps for illustrated book suggesting
sure mesnR OF cure. Address Worlds
Dispcnsary Medical association, GG3 Main
street, BuifOlo, N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
THE sAw.DUsr CASE.
The Holland Murder Case Postponed Uztil
Next Monday,

Special TO the Gazette.
kHw York, Nov. 25.--The case OF
James T. Holland, the Texas murderer OF
Tom Davis, the saw-dust dealer, had
been set down in the calendar for to-day,
but neither party Was ready. The Texan
being some way OF, delay was unavoida-
bic, and aX-City Marshal Hill, who WAS
one of the chief witnesses for the prose-
cution, not being able TO leave that
state, Judge Davis adjourned the case
until Monday next.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
oisrlSGulsuED GUESTS.

~ RAILROAD OFFICIALS TO AR
-. kNENiNG--AREANGENENTS
'hkrAN THEM.
numerical club-roons last
HI !, sements Were made for the
IN y me party OF Gould system
4 VINO viii arrive here by SPEC
4nl, ~ evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
4 nv nv vas appointed To receive
s.,,l aspos' Consisting of the fol-
IN 'lSa j II. Brown, B. G..
I'm, huffman, IL. G. Burlington,
~" Turner, s. NJ. Brit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
The Mirror

is no ilattcrer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale1
Magnolia Balm is the charm
or that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

wait all the week in the stores never get the
right sort OF exercise, though they suffer zoo
much fatigue. Every observer can see that the
muscular development of the upper part OF the
body and the arms is sadly neglected IN the
average young working woman. Gymnastics
and athletic exercises would do these poor
young people world OF good, put roses mo
their pallid cheeks and Drawn upon their thin
arms and chests. Organization will moreover
do for them quite as much as for their fellow
clerks of the inferior sex, and we are inclined
to think that if they once started the expert
ment they would not want to give ii up.
But in both cases what is wanted is the utii-
cation of the holiday in the direct interest
of health and vigor, and the avoidance OF any
such waste or misuse of it as might give a
handle to those who oppose the new move
ment. The young men who will be enamel
pated for the half-Saturday are numerous
enough to make their efforts plainly felt If they
get together and determine to take concerted
action in the matter, and when the change has
been established we hope that they will do this,
and so vindicate the wisdom of the effort which
is being made on their behalf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
PERSONAL.


Victor Hugo always used quill pens which he made and
mended himself.
There is exhibition In London o painting by Dir.
Loves Dickinson entitled Gordon's Last Watch" 1t
represents the hero the night before his betrayal stand
ing alone upon the ramparts Of Khartoum his Bible and
his ei-gass in his hands and look OF xpectng
reycrie upon his face II Is pronounced by GOrdons
friends 10 be an admirable likeness.
The Kaiser Franz Josef has purchased forhis mu
the late DR.. Missongs famous collection Of coins
and medals.
In testimony OF their appreciation OF his services the
American residents OF Guatemala have presented to
United States Minister Hall an address which states
that We your countrymeD, residing in this city and
republic, feel that in great measure our present
security and the peaceful termination OF the recent
political crisis are due your efficient influence with
The Government. From the Intimate relations which
many OF ne have with the people OF the country we are
enabled state that by the native population II Is
believed that principally 10 your wise and Denehcent
counsels do all owe our exemption from anarchy and
bloOdshed which the whole country narrowly escaped
The Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby, ex-Chancelor OF the
University of the City OF NcwYOrk will address the
Dartmouth College students Tonight
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Richard T. Merrick is In a
critical condition to-day. Ills physicians have slight
hope Of his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
COERCION ABANDONED.

The outcome of the political crisis in Eng
land is most singular AT present there is a
deadlock, the Conservative leaders attempting
to exact conditions from Mr.. Gladstone which
he is unwilling to concede. The Marquis Of
Salisbury, in order to compel compliance with
his terms, has hung up the Seats bill IL the
House of Lords. He reserves for himself the
privilege of appealing to the old constituencies
and of postponing indefinitely the reorganza-
ton Of the electorate. lie makes the pass
age of the Conservative Budget AMI certain
arrangements for controlling the business OF
the remainder of the session supplementary
clauses to the compact made between Mr..
Gladstone and himself last November respect
ing the Franchise and Seats bills. The Liberal
Ministry rather than consent TO these terms
are willing to resume Office themselves. The
situation, as explained with great cearness in
our special cable dispatches, is a most curious
one.
The most important fact in connection with
the deadlock is the failure of Coercion. Mr..
Gladstone's Ministry would not have been de-
feated on question Of finance If they had been