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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
LittIn nIlls On a nonm.

The treasury is receiving an increased
demand Tor small currency. This Is con
sidered the best sign of increasing bust
ness activity. When business IS dull and
money held close, the large bills are ac-
cumulated by capitalists and boarded.
For some years past capitalists have been
holding their money in this way, but now
these bills are coming in TO be exchanged
Tor smaller currency, which Is more con.
ycnlcnt for commercial use. The demand
for small currency Is enormous just now,
and the indications are that the money II
being put into actual business or spent
for the material improvement of The
country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
FOREIGN,
Catholic Bishops III ireland Issue LET.
tiers OF Warning aud Admoni-
lion to Their Flocks.
rRnSS COMMENTS.

l.oNnoS, oct. S.--rhc Daily Telegraph,
liberal, saws "Iurt Salishury's speech
was a masterpiece II Skill, of lucldiiy, OF
arrangement, and, we must add, OF can.
dor. lie docs not tneSSe. The hattie
may be said 80 have commenced with this
remarkable address, which exhibits all
the high qualities of The Tory leader. rs
well a. his defects, audit must powerfully
inilncncc public opinion on more than one
question:
Thc Daily News SAYS ''Lorl salisbury
satisfies his opponents aud disinays his
friends, The policy OF doiag timidly what
the Liberals would do thoroughly viii
please The older Conservatives norc than
the Chuwhlll,cs. Churchlll's Hscendcn.
cy In Irish politics Is stu apparcni
( Lord Salishury's remarks on federation
were lutendcd todistlnctly encourage Mir.
parncll 10 pcrseypw. There could
scarcely he q fuller admission of u tacit
Z alliance between the ranellltcs and Con-
\ seryatlNcS,N
Tho Times excuses Lord salisbury )
lack of dchnitiveness on the ground that
/ Il Is Impossible for him to dcdne policy
until ho has Soen how tho parncllitVs VIII
make their power felt Ellis dclrnSc Of
the governments past policy in ireland
Is most unsatisfactory. llls pointing "a
+ recent prosecutions against Noycotting Is
{ an admission that the coercion act VIII be
allowed to lapse. Boycoulng VIII conso'
T qucntly extend His programme h NOT
a thrilling one, but Is enough TO show
4 that the Conservative government is not
necessarily doomed to legislative barrcu-
ness
4 loNnnN, oct s.-1hc Pail Mall Ga,
1cttc SAYS the marquis of Sallsbup's
speech was crcdimble, and expresses
( hopes that the premier viii execute his
programme ia Conservative government
/ Is reelected, which II snys Is not so in,.
( possible as many imngino.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
ruE FIRE RECORD.


i.oNpnN, oe,, s. Fir mokr cur ii
O'Clock this momlug In Charier.ll0use
building, a row VI thirteen clph,.story
warehouses on Aldersgato st,ept. The
flames spread with sNch rplditv that IN a
few hours The whole Of the buildings, in
Guiding thclrcunton,s, wrte almost ,otally
destroyed. The origiu OF the irc X un,
known. The row was mostly occupied
ey fancy goods dealers, tnrcra, teyStcn,
and printing offices. ono bank MIS- alsu
IN the bnlldGgS This iutiltutiun was the
only one which escaped heng burned
completely out, Il Was badly damaged,
but not destroyed, Tho nronien had
trouble In getting streams from tho ~.
gincs 10 play on The upper stories Of The
buildings, Many narrow escapes wrr
recorded, owing to the desperate attempt,
of the tircmen 10 get az the ilamcs Dam,
agos estimated al la00,00o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
sIrArrrsnunY,s opsrolIrs.

fuNn0N, oct &. The funeral oi The
earl uf Shaitcsbury took place to-day,
Religious services were conducted at
Westminster Abbey llundrcds of poor
people stood outside the abbey IN q
drcnchlng rain during the entire services,
being unable TO ret into the sacred edi-
flee, 80 dense WHs the crowd which had
gathered ia pay their last mark of re-
spcct 60 the noble philanthropIst 4
large number of shoo.blacks, with Grape
bands on their arms, aud many other
boys who were benefited by the chariiA-
bic acts of the departed carl, stood IN
line Will the elite In tile abbey. The
services were very impressive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
Mnnla nnArnrrlNn.

t'oHk Get, S,--i dopuiatlOn Of cattle
men waited on the Cork steamship com-
pany aud informed the managers tmt
they would refuse to ship cattle by that
line " lhe company carried boycotted
goods The landlords, learning OF The
action of the cattlemeu, also sent a tlrWi-
talon TO the company and informed It's
officials thar they would take legal action
in the matter or start an opposition llne
" the company refused 20 carry hoycoited
cattle The managers decided TO leave
The question IA n special meeting OF tho
shareholders, which has been called 20
consider The difficulty The catllumcn
were disappointed at the action the mar
ayers have taken and stopped shipping
cattle BY The line to-day Thp share.
holdclA VIII moet nnNt NainrlnN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
nm Ninrmnn NIn.l Gn.

The administration is very much graft.
fed at the success OF its Utah policy
Reports state that Southern Utah IS being
dcpopulated OF pOlygamists, three hun
bred families going 10 colombo In North.
western Mexico. Mormon church officials
have figured for the last i've years TO get
a footing IN Sonora, the only obstacle In
the way being that OF the opposition Of
the Mexicans 10 the system OF poiygamy
The action OF the courts IN Utah Is driy-
ing them out OF the territory. Mexico,
notwithstanding the opposition and re-
fnsal of the McXcans to grant special
privileges, is becoming place Of refuge
for many, and the rush thithcr promises
to become great
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
MN a. nnmr ln Nnle.
Tho followlng explains ltscli'

The following explains itscli
WASHINGTON, Oct =,
Alton r.. Parker Esq, Chairman of the ENccu
tive Committee al The Democratic state Con
Ncntlcn Of New York
DEAR SHIT is my intention TO go TO
Albany next month for the purpose Of
voting the Democratic ticket, which
should be and J believe will be elected,
! have no doubt that President Cleveland
will do likewise. While governor of the
state he never failed to 90 10 Buffalo
20 exercise this right, and | am sure he
feels IL his duty to do so now. Certainly be
is as anxious for the success OF the ticket
headed by 6oy.-Hill as he was for the
success of that ticket which his own
name lee to victory three years ago. Sin.
cercly Yours, DAVID MANNiNG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
rnii,cr .inraino speaks.

isASaAs CirY, Mo, Oct. 81 ihc Rev
y d Jardlne being Interviewed lo.ulgln
10 regard 20 the verdict at The eccieglas
tlcni court, ,nid ne Would Nubmlt % tho
canonical authority, md retire without
further edo from hihp1ritl0nmS hiary's
church, Ne had a8kcd for Is npB trial, but
had little hope u getting u, Hh ne ext
pectod no clomcncy from che bishop, Ne
nainialns that the clnrgcs oi immortality
against HIN are simply q clOaF used w
tic officers of The church 10 cover thcir
real opposition 20 him, which, !s on nc
count Of hls high church Views. Ne
would, be said, remain 30 Kansas Wy for
The present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
VOL. III NO ~.


WASHINGTON, Oct \ Tho president
to-day appointed Tho following named
presidential poS,masters N. y. llstcr,
Cniontown. Pa vice = Sturgcss, ~.
signed Miss Clark III RhMs,
Ntb. vice l.. H. llltop rsigncds
r. W. HIN at lcwcll. Kan, once
became presidential; Robert ;. Wayne az
Bangor, Pa, office became presidential.
James q; ilaSson at EhcrShnris. IA, Vice
hdmUnd James, suspended, nj Rogers
at Piedmont, w VA, vice Geo. A.
Blossom, suspended; ileefy " SaylOrat
Fulton, Ky, Vice John Hail suspended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
a DISPUTE oyER DEpr RESULTS ~
MURDER.



SAN ANroNio, Tx, oct. s. News
from Waelder says farmer named spill
Eins, living four miles north Of there, had
trouble with one Of his tenants nance
Patton, on account OF non.paymGnt Of
rent, aud attempted forcbly 10 detain
some Of Patt0n's cotton Ia payment OF
the debt. lie was approached from be-
hind by The latter and hlled full Of buck
shot from two barrels Of shotgun. Pat
ton gave his victim no word Of warn
ing, who dropped dead IN tho wagon
which he had driven near the cotton
house for the reception 81 the bales Of
cotton, which were the subject OF dis
putc and the cause OF a murder which
has shocked all This portion Of the c0nn-
~, the murdered farmer being man OF
some position and very well known By
an old residents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
80 rrasIcr rhnn rsnnl.

The Imperial ottoman legation attrih-
utcs the report cablod from Constantl-
nople 80 TIE eject that tho sultan was he.
lieycd TO be becoming dcmcntcd ''to the
malice OF the enemies OF Turkey aud
emphatlcally denies that there Is any
truth in Il. The legation further says
"Thc health OF his majesty, the snlian,
is OF the very best lie occupies himself
actively With the affairs of the empire
and seeks TO assure the happiness of his
nponi, "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
rnI,,srt.YwAnNIScs.

DUNN, Oct. S. The Nationalist have
decided 90 contest every Irish parla-
mcntary seat except twelve.
The Roman Catholic bishops OF Ireland
have passed resolution condcmning
acss of violence aud intimidation, ana
warning their respective nocks against
INDUCING ia Illegal oxcesses such acts,
they say, are certain 10 bring The anger
OF God upon eyil-loers and their families,
besides disgraciDg the Irish people In the
eyes Of the civilized world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
4 C.t,on ,i,n ,arnod.

Afwuunun, y. y, oct, 3 lhc Franz.
lludalc cotton min at Wapnps Fails was
totally DESTROYED hy Gre last night 1t
belongs 10 the VIM Garner estate. New
machinery 60 The value ~ aiD,0a1 was
destroyed, The min had 10000 spludlcs
and ail0 looms, and furnished employ.
mclt 60 $50 prrsona The total loss Is
estimated at si26,oO0, nearly covered uy
Insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
THE SAN ANGELO STAGE RonBER n
DURANGO.



Bio SPRINGS, TEX, oct 8 On No.
sol, leaving here for the West last Mon.
day, was j. A. Odcnheimer, drummer
for a California tobacco house, who had
In his possession description OF man
wanted at Wichita Falls for murder, Being
ON the alert, he noticed young man who
got on at AIarcnield and who answered
the description. Upon being questioned
he showed some nervousness, which IN
creased Odenhclmer's suspicious, Fur
ther talk led him To believe be had the
right man, SO he called In the services OF
Conductor Finley, and together they ar
rested the man when within a
few miles OF la lnso After
the arrest the mau gave his
name AZ Jesse G. Jones, and confessed TO
being the youth who robbed the Abilene
and san Angelo stage on September ~,
aud also % another stage robbery YJmc
time previous. He was taken before the
United States commissioners, examined
aud ordered 10 Dallas, 0s that court has
jurisdiction. Jones denied, however, be-
Ing the man wanted at wichita FAILS, but
was trapped into confession OF the
stage robberirs. Odenheimer aud his
prisoner passed East to-day, On route to
Dallas. The job was neat piece Of de-
tectiyc work, and the capture Is IN Inn
portant one. In appearance Jones "
about twenty years old, clean-sliayen, and
has not bad look. lie says the name
Jesse Jones IL an assumed one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
roRr SMITH.


Bright Fair Frnspco;e-A Ice Show aItd
hnrg" Attendance issur,d.
special 10 the Gazette
I0nr sunni, ki,l,,, oct The siNih
annual fair of western irfin,as ana ilr
indian Territory opeus on Tuesday next,
with tlaitermg prospects VI lrRui sue
cess. Twenty-Five fast running and rot
ting horses arc already on the ground
ana more coming A large number oi
large attendance, The governor, sccre
tary " state, auditor and treasurer, iaNe
alrendy secured rooms at the IeGf0udc
and VIII grace The occasion VIII their
presence,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

"aly successor will, presume, hc
rcady to enter upon his duties on thu list
OF November said CiYil.SeNioc Conn
missioner Eaton. "lt the president, Ia
View OF thu unreasonable calouslcs which
exist, shall deem II visa to supcrsode one
or both Of the other commissioners, |
think he viii do so deliberately, freely
aud At The proper time. he viii not be
cocrcod, either as 70 the time or the per-
sons selected, by the impUdent demands
of noisy Intermediates"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

Secretary Whitney was the only alb
scntoc from the cabinet meeting to-day.
Among the topics considered was the
Chinese trouble IN Wyoming and other
territories aud the difficulties encountered
In forcing the Chinese restriction act.
Eugene White 81 Arkansas has been APP
pointed Indian agent at the Prescott,
Arizona, Indian agency,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

LIMA, oct e.--The government iroopa
arc still pursuing Careectue, Of whose
movements very llttlc IS known The
general opinion Is that II true, as stated,
he intends retiring 10 the mountains,
IL will result In the total dlsbandonment
of his army, who are unfit aud unwilling
to stand The trials of forced march
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
nan An rIsAruERs.

WoONsACGET, OAK, oct. s-t iarcnec
Bennett, who assaulted woman q few
nights ago, was taken from jail by masked
lnen last night and, after being treated 10
a coat OF tar and feathers, was told 70
leave the vicinity and never 70 return nm
der penalty Of lynching.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
Frisco nlasr,

bAN tRtNtisco, cat, Oct X ihu
immcnsr Wholesale stationery and print
ING establishment u II, y CfOchtl \ 20.
on Bush street, burned 10 the ground This
morning -Four men were burned Ia the
rnlnM Tho estimated loss ~ TIC hnlld
lug npd stock y si1U,go0j insured iof
sl5a,On0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

WhsutNUtoN, Ott, $, The postmaster
general appointed The following H1mca
fonrih'class poStmaSters to.iays
Missouri Rocky Comfort, Ruius N.
Montgomery Rnckncr John 81 rficc,
ST., ENctcr, John 5. McEnahb; Rouklow,
C. W ford, Craig, Iohu H. Williams ,
Forest City, VIM :. Canon
Nebraska Springfield, neblnerN, Rog-
crs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

Special ia She Gazette.
1fgnrnt, ny, Oct k. thc
residence OF H. T., lianis, two and
a hall miles NON town, VAS burned ycs.
lost nearly an of his household goods NJ
surcd FOR 5000 IN the llRrtford lhosnp.
position sthat The lire originated from a
delccilyc iluc la tho kitchen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
This Wul Make the Land board Grin.

The commissioner Of the land Office has
been informed that the operations OF X.
&. bloomfield, an Englishman, manager
of the Arkansas Land and Cattle compa-
nv, recently convicted ut Denver Of pro
curing fraudulent entries upon public
lands. were OF the most audacious char
acter, an Of the cowboys In his employ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
nunnyIN0 no rnII Inosr.

SNNnNA, Oct Great seiiyity pro-
walls ln military circles in this city,
seven battalions ~ reserves have started
Tor halonica and more afe under orders
10 leave for The same place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

INV YoRR, oct. 3 2ha passenger
agentt u the trunk lines were again ~
session to-day They were busy drafting
rules Tor The conduct u huslnet- under
he new pooling Arrangement, and have
completed the subject of iirst aud second.
class business, Emi1rant business wfll
nest be- dealt with,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

were fored 20 make entries in his behalf,
and then he set up "papor men, y or, IN
other words, mate entries IN The names
of persons who had no existence Ills
conviction, i Is believed, win have a
wholesome eifcct on Others who have
been guilty IT like practiccs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
WASHINGTON.
President Cleveland Acknowledges
Election to Honorary Membership
in Veteran Association.


wAsur, Ncs rs. s.-Thc star SAYS
Sergeant Mcs az roi the signal service,
VINO got into tn Bic by refusing 60 10.
eelve a colored man rs his assistant
In the Office at Pensacola, is not to he
courtmartialed for disobodiencc OF
orders, as was Intended. lie brought
strong influence 20 bear, and succeeded
In having his punishment limited
10 reduction TO the rank Of
private. The colorcd observer who has
been Ia charge OF the Pensacola office
ever since he was assigned 60 duty there,
will shortly be relieved, as his presence la
an Official capacity Is dlstasieiul TO the
citizens of Pensacola, aud Il Is thought
unnecessary TO insist upon his remaining
there. Tie would not have received the
assignment in the first place, II Is now
stated, had the fact Of his being colorcd
occurred TO the officers making the sclec,
ton,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

NrWAHk, n. j., oct. Ia ibe Circuit
court to-day Judge Depuc held that and'v
the ,ivll.rlghis law hotel-k.trcr Is not
Obliged - admit colprcd persons - The
coulsnan dHlDg-rOOni.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

SANTIAGO, emu, Oct. n via Calves
on President Santa Marin was to-day
officially notified by cable that The King 81
spain had lonorcd him with thc dee1r.
ION Of the order % Charles lii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
cuoLrnA nEconD.

RoME, Oct. s.--One hundred aud
eighteen new cases ot cholera and nifty,
eight deaths IA Palermo yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
o. rIiIEGnLY IrnMs.

LMERlCK, oct. -.-ThH boycOttiBg 81
Mrs. Morgan O'Conncll has ceased. llef
tenants have paid their rent and are again
on friendly terms WITH her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

pans, oct. 8 ~ Is understood TINT as
result Of the cabinet meeting to-day tie
ministry viii resign before the Bsecui.
bling Of the new chamber Of deputies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

seIis % corner groceries ar sOnclnfleie
Tor their parents and arc bounced upon
by these Young miscreants and rohbed.
ll.l..1.I nl.illlrl.i. an rnilin 10 anlnnl arr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

IOSuOS, Get. s.--The InsFian govern
mfnt has orcercd AL Rufsiaa officers 70
leays Bulgnia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

up on rnc ruenIOBs ana ieYeieu siieii
opera-giasfs toward the islsnd.
Hggn ~ rxPEcrANcY
fell upon ihe vast crowd, who scented
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

-,., mas la,av,i - VIM slg lti.ii'lsi',p ~ Z,
~ Ulahlanders lie sailed INTO refen
w 49,. ~ ahn,rnd hiinseli II public he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
Gorgeous Display of New Fall and Winter Fabrics


In such times this when dearly earned you
% spending dollar not matter of unusual Importance you
pains find place where money largest
@ We have real bargains every department assuy
u benefit to you your wants run in our line.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-04
The Maine Ce trdl.

Until further advised claims for person.
al injuries or damage or any other business
that may require legal advice and attention.
will be referred by the management 10 the
attorneys of this company in the. order
designated below:
Hon. Josiah H. Drunmond, Portland,
will attend to all such business in the
county of Cumberland.
MeSSrs Frye, Cotton 4 White. Lewiston,
will have charge oteeal matters at Lewis
ton. and between Lewiston and panvill-
Junction and Pennington and Crowley :
Junction and Brunswick and Monmouth.
Hon. Edmund F, Webb, Watervllle,
will act for that part of the road between
Monmouth and Skowhecan, including
Watervile), and from Watervlle to Bel
tast.
MesSrs Baker, Baker & Cornish. and Il.
{ No>e. E>a.. Augusta. will attend to the
legal business of the company between
Wateryille and Bath,
Mc>Srs. Wilson 4 Woodland, Bangor,
will give their attention to that part of the
road between Burnham Junction and DeX
ter and Nanceboro, including the branch
to Bueksfort
f. H. Clergue. Bangor. will attend to
the settlement of legal business between
Bangor and Bar Harbor; he will also be in
charge OF such business pertaining to the
steamboat lines in which the Manufactured
is concerned
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-04
The WorLtTs Grentest cum.

London, Englanl. r. ~. grete-t c. y he
"orIt ever saw. ! covers within .he Hf-
ten ia = rad J. Of Chariug CrJ-,
. fahdJ 10 - Nre mir. j. numbers
within taess bybua tfie~ > 800 Of InJaa-
Itant-. /, comprises nser 2,y0VO1 for
rigbefs from .se-y quarter II The 4'o1e.
J. contains mOfc Roman Catholic than
ROM it-elfi NOR jews than The WuolG ri
e int: more Iri-h than D14I.n; lore
80 steADeu th@g EjiD4afgb. more Wei-f-
nen Than Card d u9fs e8antry-rti.-a
persons than the copntie- OF Devon, War
wiltshire ard Durham molued h.
oirtn Ii II .yery i've minute ha- destu
IL II essry eight miuute-i ia. seven A.
ciJenis eFsfy cay ~ IL sD0J miles 81
street.; la on an average tory miles ni
s'feeis 1pen.d shd 1909 neS house. omit
every year. H. l5-5 iuere aefe added y
I'D u" bDa-es ~ tne vat aggregate ~
d6eilIn-s shicb j. called th.. m.trYgO -.
thus forming JJ- new reei- AMI On nsN
squaIe. cosefu : 81 taBee Of 81 mile 4uJ
- yaf1,. J. j. difficult 70 orm any 10 ntai
picture from the-s hEBres. Brighton, the
queen u watering places, Ia ISL had 20
rs Inhabited houses, - that London 10
1883 add d to itself town bigger than
Brighton. Il would require two C4moiidg-
~, or bxiord-, or Baths, To represent the
addition maI- ~ London il single year
London has 40 90 people annually adIe
10y bsrthI 10 IL population, has over 1000
ships and 1900 sailOis in - port everr
day; has d, in4uy beer shops and gin pa
aces would, II PLACID side ny SIDE.
stretch from Bariug Cr0-s % Portsmouth.
distance oil - mills, b4s 3 ,0DO drunk
ards annually brought before its msgt--
lrateG has 10 miles Of oYeu shops -SerF
Sunday, has influence witt al parts Of tn
IL postal districts u 2J- Don. DtJ q let =.
Eighi hundred and fifty tfaias pas, C.ap-
ham JUNCTION every day, aud ne transport
tation (Inier grouud/ railroad run 1911
trains evefy day. Tue Loudon Onal9u-
Company have uyeu 700 husrs which carry
$50 600 passengers annually. l. l.
more dangerous 10 Wala the streets Of l. n
don til Ii u tr.vti by rair5ad Or to cross
the Atlantic from New ofiesn, ~ l. T-r-
pool. Last yesr 1870 persons were XII e1
and 1000 injured by vehicles 10 the ,t-ets.
There t 10 London - U00 police, - 900
Cabmen. ID 900 PERSONS couDec Ell with he
pJrlofl3cr. The cost OF ga- for lighting
London ANNUALLY l. S3,DoO GEO. Loud n
bias 400 daily and weekly newspapers.
/ :. YEAR theie we're Nearly GOO 1re-. TIE
ancient aud famous city OF Llucon va.
first founded by Brute. the tt an, 10 the
Year ii ihe word 2s32, - thai since n.
hrst building ii j. 1905 years Old. The
drainage system OF London 1. superb. aud
the death rate very lDw.-C II Wilton IN
the .Ne,r Orie1hs Tines Democrat.