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socialist Demonstrations i'm Holland.

LONDON, Aug l9.-The police to-day raded
socialist houses in The Hague and
Amsterdam. A man was arrested
in Amsterdam for placarding
wall with sociaistic circulars. Hundreds of
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sympathizers followed him to prison. The
crowd carried with them, and displayed fearless
ly, numerous red and black fags
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Mississippi Democrats.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 19-The State Demo.
cratic convention to nominate State ticket met
to-day at Il o'clock, full delegations being pres
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SPAIN.
Tho Kinp yisitIpp. the snnoro,

Aho hihG NlhlllnE the euuerorH.
MADRID. Jan. liking Alfonso
left Granada this morning and took
breakfast at Saia. He then drove to
Altama, whe he will pass the night
under canvas,
Slight earthquake shocks were felt
to-day at Albania and Alinuncar.
Relief for the Earthquake Sufferers.
New YORK, Jan. ia meeting of
the Spanish Americans was held at
Tammany hall this morning to discuss
the question as TO how to aid the suf-
ferers from the earthquakes in
Spain. Consul Gen. Miguel
Luanez Guanez presided. Limo
de Pcmbo, consul-general at United
States of Colombia, and Consul-G len.
Jacob Barr of Guatemala were vice
presidents. 1t was decided to appoint
committee of twelve to receive CON
tributions and arrange for an enter.
talnment,
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BEAUTIFY THE FAIR SEX.
Rubber Lips, Eyebrows, Threats and
Necks Now Worn by Ladies
Of Fashion

zone of Dan Bryant's Jokes, and one
that always brought down the house.
was his prize conundrum what Is n
woman p hat were he living now /
do not believe he would PROFOUND IL.
Nobody could guess 1t. All would
have TO give it up" and with an in
ward chuokle the photographer, for he
IL WAS who vouchsafed the above 10 a
reporter for the New York Mail and
Express, turned once more to his
nitrate OF silver bath and Cnllodion.
60 should imagine from your actiong
and statements, however, that YOU
could answer the question:
"Once / could-but now-well times
are not what they once were. WHY. a
lady came In here to-day TO ait for her
photograph, and do you believe me.
she had false lips
"What?n
"Pon my honor, And that was not
sll. She had false eyebrows, false
eye-lsshes and an artificial neck and
throatn
"Oh, you must ne mistaken
80 | thought until | was con.
viuced. The beautiful tinted shells.
skins or covers, whatever Won may
call them, for arms, face, throat and
neck are made of very thin rubber.
The neck and bust Is fitted closely
over the natural neck, and the edges
made up after the manner of The actors
painting out their wigs. When the
false front, / should call it, fits under
the chin black velve ribbon is worn
over IL. The proper degree of round-
ness ia given TO the Improvement
after adjustment by Initiating il with
air.
Well, that may all be 70, but the
lips and eyebrows you speak about l
cannot belleve.n
"No; then will prove il 10 Won. -
Here he took from q case small deli.
cate looking little bit OF rubber that
had more the appearance OF the finger
OF u surgeons post-mortem glove than
anything else, Here, YOU see. IN a
tnll red underlip. 1t was given me by
the lady who lad the citing TODAY.
She is the agent for these improve
ments. IL you notice, the fullness Il
IN the center. Toward the corners the
lip Is merely filmy skin OF putta
percha. This il capable OF being held
IN its position by the tightness of ia
edges.O
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American Dyuamlters.

lAthAN lhiisO ' ANNts
NEW York, Jan. ll.-Capt. Thos.
Phelan continues to improve, but he
was unable to attend court to-day.
THE REST or THE STORY TOLD.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. lin
connection with the recent attempt
against the life Of Capt. Phelan In
New York, Frank =, Clark,
who wrote the interview pub
lished In the journal here, which
led to the difficulty, stated to an AS
ISOLATED Press representative tonight
that in the interview the true status
of the case WAS concealed, but il came
30 near the truth as TO lead to war
among the dynamiters.
"Phelan, be says, twas one of the
ten men cent from this country to kill
the informer Carey. He made an
effort to save the steamer Queen ~
described. The dynamite, however,
was placed in that vessel not
through wantouess, but by mistake 70
blow up Carey who was expected to
sail in her, The informant also gave
the name OF an Irish-Americau who
organized the attempt about two
months ago to blow up the parliament
buildings Ia Quebec"
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A Sen Wagon Invented.

TRENTON, N. j. Jan. ll.-E. b.
Lake has invented sea-wason for
pleasure trips at sea and to be used Ia
saving life, and a practical experiment
has proved the wagon success. II
floats ON the water and Is propelled
backwards or forwards by wheels con.
trolled by the occupant Of the WAGON.
Its inventor claims that Il can be run
out IN a wreck when boat cannot be
launched, and the higher the sea h
running the better It's progress. When
\ wreck Is reached ladders are rrn
down Instead OF up TO the vessels deck
and the sea wagon IL Is alleged, will
remain perfectly at rest while the sen
sweeps through It's skeleton frame.
work The machine will hold fifteen
or twenty persons.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

Courbet Ordered TO Ocoupy Formosa.
PARIS, Jan. ll.-Admiral Courbet
has been ordered to occupy Formosa
before February, and after garrisoniug
Keeling and ram-sui to raise the
blockade OF Formosa.
Expedition to Pekin.
Admiral Peyron, the minister of
marine, has sent sn official commune
cation TO the chiefs of the marine de-
psrtment in which he refers To the
probable expediIion 10 Pekin and says
in the event of an expedition being
made the fleet Is TO be placed under the
direct control of Lewall, the minister
OF war.
Disease Among the French Troops.
Advices from Saigon state that the
transports arriving there are crowded
with invalid soldiers. 1t is reported
that cholera and typhoid fever are
raging among the troops in Tonquin.
The Delta Aramite troops near
Hanoi have revOlted. They pillaged
the commissariat and Killed the
French guards. They then dispersed
with the intention of joining the
pirates.
The blockade Renewed.
A dispatch from Hong Kong Gays
the Government Gazette announces
that the blockade OF the island of For
mosa, between South Cape and Eyka,
which was suspended. has now been
renewed. No notice of the suspension
was given. This action is considered
unfair to the neutrals and iniuriOus To
trade
A Reinforcement for TonquIn.
The number OF reinforcements 10 be
sent TO Tonquin in February is fixed
at 6400, making an effective force of
81 $40 men.
French Beinforcements Arrived.
Gen. Briere de Llsle telegraphs from
Tonquln to Gen. Lewall announcing
tho arrival OF 80 900 reinforcements in
the best OF health, spirits, and states
that he is ready TO march upon Lang.
son.
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COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. 1.-THE Co
lumouo a Hooking Coal and Iron
company discovered thia morning that
mine No. . at Straiisvllle was on fire
having been fired on the night previ.
Gus. The mine has moi been IN an,ra- .
u ~, iot some Time, though II il one Of
capacity OF about l26 cara per day
Entrance was gained 10 Tie nina
by removing about fifteen feat ~
earth and blocks, which had besn
used Ia closing the entrance. NJ
trouble resulted. a. the pernstrato,s
were not discovered Ia thenef IN arm,
'hs NINE The reports are that some
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debates between the time of the reas.
sembling Of the chambers and the
senatorial election.
Mne. Cloris Hughes.
Nine Cloris Hughes refuses to pay
5000 damages assessed against her.
She will appeal to the supreme court
on the ground that as she was ac-
quilted sue is not compelled to pay
the pecuniary penalty.
Abe suoz Canal.
The Anglo-Frenoh engineer commits
sion have decided that the Sue2 canal
shall have n breadth of 22O feet and n
depth of twenty.seven feet The cost
Of the improvement will be $4,000,
coo.
AcoeieEating the work of tho Conference.
The Republique Franchise says that
accord is about to be established be-
tween France and the African associa-
ton in regard to the territorial limits.
The Congo conference can then finish
its work rapidly and in perfect har-
mOny.
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EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
Auis Wen at Khartoum.

LONDON, Jan. lit is officially
stated that a messenger arrived at
Cairo from Khartoum on the 9th ult.,
bringing letter to Gen. Wolseley
from Gen. Gordon. The messenger
left khartoum on the 2Sth, but was
captured and beaten. The papers en-
trusted to him by Gen. Gordon were
taken with the exception of small
note which was sewn i'm his clothes
and which said: "All is well at Khar-
toum.n
The messenger says he saw FIVE
steamers with troops. They were en-
gagged in Selling the supplies for the
hhsrtoum garrison. The messenger
returned to Kori on foot by way OF
Bayuda.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
caB.E NOTES.

Sir Edward Malet the British am.
bassador at Berlin, has been instructed
to propose to Prince Bismarck that an
agreement be made TO maintain the
neutrality of the Ssloan islands.
The senate of Italy has adopted, by
a vote of 90 TO 81, a bill for the sanitary
improvement OF Naples. One million
francs will be expended during the
next ten weeks The government " i'm
supervise the work and guarantee a
new city loan.
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people who endeavOred to go
near the mine Tonight were
fred upon, but no person
was hurt. This Is one OF the mines
which was fred 1t another place some
two months ago. The coal and iron
company are 50 enraged over the affair
that they announce their determiua-
ton 10 put themselves on the ohen-
slve rather than occupy position de-
fensive In the fight which Is to he con-
tlnued. Signal lights are reported as
seen tonight In the direction Of Hay
denville, but no particulars have been
rpcpived
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he would reply. She vase

he would reply. She vase
years Of age. ASH
DE YOUNG AND HIstDOf
Charles DeYouRg, WHOM
young Kalloch 10 1860, wal
affected by the appearance, K y
woman, especially If che M o
He kept this fact from BIZ OF
even his brother Michael y de
Gently wounded by yoantor
Spreckels, was not awAnaa 4
the time OF the shooting Of gh
Charles DsYoung, in lgloses
ing the Labor exchange tent
turned into California saeFinl
just dusk. A young vmposI
blonde hair and glasses sgon
Are you superstIuoug Of
quired, her eyes flashing Eies
element. istr
DeYoung, whowas naiuneon
man, replied, although a litl, II
at this interruption: arr
mo, why9H Ugh
"Because there is 0 curse hne
you for sending HalpNN 70 au'n e
ly grave, and \ am g1As.swh
you to the end OF the earik u
Hslpin was q iorger who nee
mitted suicide, and DsYMlh
strange presentimsnt stg nlif
this woman that 8 great a,cco
befall him, and he never AL =
with glasses that he didla iis
her keenly to see II she va ~
ised Nemesis. nat
LUKE BALDwIE'g EIPlX p7i
Luke O. Baldwin, 3 bi5.
proprietor of the BALDWIN Y z
existed for many yesn
City, and a prominent OllhY As
is now living in this city q no
sitting In his brothers .om
when q Chinaman who s
ladies' entrance, annolla -
that a lady wished to Gee sion
in the days when a lady dies [
was q curiosity. Col. Bi3ar
was called-brushed upb. 4,
locks, pulled his red hand y
ther out of his pocket SIR
"see her" nmi
Luke, dear, how do Tied Z
exclaimed, as che thns ~
around his neck and kiss 80
He was astonishedi hnhss
seen her before to his rye .
He disengsged her arms q
any knowledge OF her y ~
dropped on the floor as i sulo
He called for help. No ploN
friends come into the ml, s ss
Sal up and exclaimed ID o w
III. i,.a .,,.,,t.,d ma ct /
to the ground! oh, God -, J.
she swooned-apparenlll sti ~,
It cost Luke $40. 900 be- an ~
ter was ended, and ~ 81
many prominent physics id
had a woman present His
viewed a strange womAn FTe
In Sharon's case 1e ,n ii
much To cay: Miss Hll' rfln,
at a prominent hotel ~
board and made her a Ute
maybe, had he possessea I
10 repudiate her, circunsth
have been different. loun|
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A Newspaper Falls.

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. 1l,--Late
yesterday evening the Baltimore Ga
lette Publishing company, 1.-The Day.
made an assignment to j. Parker Yea
sey for the benefit of the creditors. The
liabilities are eaid to he SOS 900, includ-
ing mortgage of Sl7,0 600 and arrears
of rent of upwards Of $500, upon which
claim the elects We're seized, but We're
subsequently surrendered to the
trustee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Jan. lin the
district court yesterday, William
Jones, colored, charged with the theft
OF a horse, pleaded guilty after his
trial had begun, aud was sentenced to
five years In the state penitentlsry.
Hon. ID. T. Hearne, representative
from Cass county, spent the day in
this city yesterday, and left at night
for Austin.
Mr.. Thos Murphy Of Paris, Tex, is
In the city visiting relatives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
Marine Intelligence.

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. ll.-Ar-
rived; Steamship Lampasas, from
New York steamship Whitney, from
Vera Cruz
Sailed: Bark Roma, for Liverpool;
bark Frankfort. for Havre; bark Jen.
ME Sweeney, for Geneva.
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dow mIs seoond Best llIrl Took h.

A gentleman presented to young
lady Of his acquaintance one OF those
pretty and elegant little cases contain
ing nail polisher, scissors, cosmetics
and other implements for keeping the
hands and nails in good order (;
and now they do not speak. She
returned his gift as an Insulting suR-
gestion 10 her that her nails needed
cleaning. He then sent the case TO
another young lady who was not 40
sensitive, Tor she kept it ana made Gc.
acknowledgement by forwarding him a
cake OF scented soap. And now.
strangely enough, his feelings are very
similar TO those Of the first young lady.
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FRANCS.
A Cahlnat CaunnlI.

PARIS, Jan. liza cabinet council
was held yesterday at the Palace
Elysee at which 1t was decided TO ex.
tend the adjournment OF the chambers
until January %. The opposition pa
peTs attribute this decision 10 the fear
Of disclosures that may be made in the
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TnE JEws MAssA oKnp ~ MoRococ

LONDON, Jan. ia telegram from
Tangier says that a crowd of Jewish
refugees from Demnot. who had been
driven from their homes, had arrived
there and presented TO the foreign con-
suls memorial, in which they state
that the governor instigated the policy
10 rob their warehouses and shops;
that they bastinadoed and imprisoned
them in fetid dungeons, afterwards
taking ransom for their liberation
IL ia alleged that the Moors muir
dered the jews at their pleasure. The
American consul at Tangler has sent
a letter TO the sultan of Morocco ask.
Ing that the governor be removed.
The grand viLier replied, charging the
Jews with fomenting rebellion, and
stated that popular outbreak and
massacre of the Jews was threatened.
Earl Granville has ordered the British
minister st Tangier to demonstrate
with the sultan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
GREAT BRITAIN.
Bogns Motor IN cIrcnInttn,

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Bank Of
England has notified the various bank
ing houses throughout the country
that there are in circulation perfect
imitation notes in the denominations
of from E5 to $500. A number of the
ESQ notes are in circulation on the Con-
tinent and in America. The bogus
notes are supposed TO be the work of
American cOunterfeiters,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
An American. Irish Parliamentary Fund.

CINcINNATI, Jan. li-Maj. John
Byrne, who has been asked by the
Hon. j. z. Carberry to institute an
AmerlcaH.Irish parliamentary fund to
yield 100000 yearly. not Wishing TO
assume the responsibility alone in
such an important movement. has
called meeting of such citizens OF the
country and vicinity az feel IAN Interest
i'm the matter, to be held at the Bur
nett house, January 9th, to take steps
tpform the proposed organization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
Illicit Watermelon.

A California editor, who has evil
IDENTIFY been rusticating to the fullest
extent OF the term, is moved to remark
philosophically that 1.-THE passion for
Illicit watermelon is something which
neither age nor infirmity has the
power 10 eonI.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
Conf Miners m GInnm.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, Jan, 1.-THE
Red Ash Coal company have suspended
work at Nos. and oolliery for AN in
definite time Nearly thousand
men have been thrown out OF employ
ment.
a cave-in Is feared az No. 3 colllery
of the Wilkesbarre Coal company nj
Sugar Notch. The miners refuse TO
work till the dangerous part settles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
The Episode OF the smelling Bottle,
New York Letter,

society young ladies are greatly ex-
cited over the reports ota new disease
affecting their facial beauty that has
followed the use Of the manlmoth and
clumsy .amelling-salts bottles that have
been In Vogue during the past
season-something like a oancerous
affection Of the nose. The comb.
nation OF chemical salts. cologne spir-
ies and other perfume or slimulants
used In the slug-like bottles acts mon
the metallic trimmlngs OF the bottles
ana creates a substance that affects Ina
nose and nostrils In manner that
cannot fail 10 impair their besuty and
Interfere with their future enjoyment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
Fatal Ting Explosion.

EmzARErH PA, Jan. ll,-By the
explosion OF her boiler the steam tug
"Mike Dougherty" was completely
demolished near here Mt 10 O'clock.
Two Of the crew We're killed and others
were badly hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-Col. T. l.
Rice, who was United States minister
to Japan under the administration
OF Presidents Pierce, Buchanan, Lin
coin and Grant, died in this city to-
night, aged 90 years. He was a native
of Maine.
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The Settlement q :

IllCiNv AAN' :
The area of public lane {
in Dakota last year VIZ az y.
that of either BELGIUM e
Greece or Switzerland ss.,l
ment of Dakota can halo'ig
have really begun, elthsn = 7
specially gratifying fssIu' y,
position of land 4 W, NJ
larger part Of 1t has "
hands Of actual settlers ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
Tho Potters Threaten 10 Strike.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 1.-THE op-
erative potters talked all day Of the
latest proposition by the manufacture
ers, namely to accept English wages,
plus the protective tariff OF So per cent.
The unanimous sentiment was against
the proposition unless the manufacture
ers would add TO the tariff the consul
fees, the brokerage, the custOm-house
dues, insurance, etc, which the En-.
clish importers have TO pay I'm addi-
ton 10 the tariff The operatives de-
msnd the appointment Of q board 0f
arbitration 20 investigate as to whether
a r. ductiOu Is necessary to the welfare
OF the manufacturers Should the mp
pnintment ola board not be agreed to
by he manufacturers within the next
four days, the operatives will declare a
lockout and begin drawing upon the
funds Of the Knights OF Labor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
VANDERBILT TO GRANT.
Continued from Firt rage.

part OF my proposition relating to the
real estate. | greatly regret that she
feels IL her duty to make the decision
az l earnestly hoped that tho spirit in
which the offer was made would over
come any scruples in accepting H.
"But I must insist that / shall not
be defeated In the purpose to which
/ have given 80 much thought and
which / have no much ~ heart.
will, therefore, az fast as The money is
received from the sales OF real
estate, deposit " In the Union
Trust company. With The money
thus realized 1 will at once
create with that company, trust
with proper provisions for an in
come TO be paid To Mrs, Grant dur
ing her life, and giving 10 her the pow
or to make such dist osition of the
principal by her will as she may elect.
Very truly yours
"WM n. VANDERBILT"
To Gen. u. s Grant
THE GRANTS ACCEPT.
NEW YORK CITY, Jan. II, 1855,
"DEAR SIR-Iour letter Of this
date received. Mrs. Grant and | re-
greet that you cannot accept our prOpo-
sitlon To retain the property which
was mortgaged In good faith to secure
n debt OF honor, but your generous de-
termination cOmpels M no longer to
resist Yours truly, u S. GRANT,
"ro w. II. Vanderbilt Esq"
A POSITIVE REFUSAL.
NEW YoEr, sunday, Jan, II, 1856.
To Ny Dear Mr. NHndcrtilG
upon reading your letter this after
noon, Ger. Grant und myself felt that
II would be ungIacious To refuse your
princely and generous offer hence his
note toyou. Butupon reflection find
cannot. ! will not accept your muniH-
cence In any form. J beg that you
will pardon the apparent vabilaiion
and consider this answer definite and
final.
"With great regret and sense OF
obligation that will always remain,
am yours very gratefully.
JULIA D GRANT,
To Mr.. william II. vanderbilt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
A pOsiTfvE RtRUsAL.


WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.--West Gulf:
Colder, fair weather and variable
winds; higher barometer. The eau
tiouary ofl--hore signals continue mt
Indinnola aud Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12

The eyes Of a drone bee contain one
thousand mirrors, and he spends his
llme waxing his mustsche before each
one q them IN turn. The more mir.
ror the more laziness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12

Mary Anderson ls unmarried. hut
snefe are many who would like 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
Leather oicada'

st. Louis man has "a 4
catfish skin maaes eAe.
and proposes TO gel ou %, q
make q fortune. lie a
thing, for shoe'lacesl v,
pOcket-bo0ks, and lsl q
covers. The leather Y Y
color, very soft and iou.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
Notes fron Chill.

SANTIAGO, Jan. lit is expected
that congress will adjourn on the Goth
inst, when the president and por-
ton OF his cabinet will go to Valparai-
so during the vacation term.
Sonora Isidari Grogenechea de Cou-
sino has presented the national agri.
cultural society with magnificent
kiosk, situated on the Quinta Normal
grounds and built of the most expen.
sive native marble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12

Young wife On Eresl Y. w q =
her brother); "Tomsnl &C.
give the cook warnips 80.
this corner, and SC ~ --tehici
me say: Cook, ! glye .I,e
warning from io-daJ lIsrd
me and say I'm waH''
~ Punch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
EVENTS ABROAD.
The Peruvian Government Issues a
New Tariff, Increasing the
Duty on Imports.
France OOntemplstes an Expedition
Against Pekin- Relief for the
Earthquake Sufferers,
SOUTH AMERICA.

n New Ihtiu IN Peru
LIMA, Jan. 1.-THE United States
gunboat Patterson left Callao to-day
for Acapulco, thence proceeding north
to the coast Of Alaska. The customs
authorities have issued notice that
after January 81 the new tariff will go
into effect, thus allowing time for the
new manifests TO be supplied to sll
ports. The new tariff stipulates that
in every case the weight of goods must
be given, and imposes an additional
duty OF ? per cent. on all goods im-
ported,