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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
The Presidents Movements.

ALBANY, n. v, oct. 2G.--lt Is an
nounced here that President Cleveland
will spend next Sunday IN this city as the
guest of DR.. Ward. ON Monday morn
ing he will leave for Buffalo, and after
voting there on Tuesday he will return TO
Washington.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
The Bows WIN Go nomc to Vote.

SpcVlhl w lnt bNAcltVs
NEW YORK, oct. 27.-Thc government
employees are contributing literally to the
New York campaign fund. As many as
live in the state will be sent home to vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
BULLY FOR SAM.
Samuel J, Randall Places Gov Hills
Majority in New York State
at Forty Thousand,
The Mexican boundary QuestciS Con.
sidcred at Yesterdays CTo.
net Meeting. hom.1
10th
President Cleveland Tells the pub that
November WIN be Devoted strict
ly to business.
Rnndan Confident of the Empire state.

Randall Confident of the Empire State,
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.--llon, Samuel
j. Randall arrived here to-day. Speaking
of the New York gubcrnatorial tlght, he
said al am just as certain as live that
GOV. Hill will be elected next Tuesday.
lie will 80 to Harlem with 10000 maiuri-
ty, aud the Republicans cannot, in my
opinion, overcome that in the state. II
will not surprise me II Hin Is elected by u
majority OF at least lO,000."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

The postonicc department has rendered
a decision on appeal directing That postal
cards having a special delivery stamp
affixed shall be Immediately delivered the
same as letters with the extra stamps on
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

PANS, oct. 27.--The rumor on the
Bourse this afternoon that prominent
inancicr had committed suicide proves
to be true. The victim was NJ. Frcmsct.
banker OF this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

OVER ONE KuNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS

Yodt and Boy 9ohng Where the cream Of the style
XII made the finest imported and domestic woolens representing the
coor
always satisfactory because they always the
4 on staple, honest goods Comnisso0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

AlIerald bulletin says Superintendent
CanAbelI estimates filllis majority ia
Kings coQnty at 10000,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

hey ran as oan nfeehi.af 4
ronlnfe l.pst 9eAr lalslpe hae = J
iy ~ NJ 900, hndil1 ssa, Nhep Y
stitf trtaeurer nns chosen 100 M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish Rents.


LIMERICK, August lS.-The Earl ot
Devon has Gnally made an offer 10 ten oi
his tenants to grant their demand for q re-
ct ion Of 30 per cent in rents. The ten
ants will decide whether TO pay or resist.
A defence fund is beiug raised "na u""h
excitement prevails
II, ICs,tion Mt Germany Increasing.
MADRID, August l9.-Spsnish irritation
over GermaDys assumption OF the posses
sion OF the Caroline Islands IS increasing.
The newspapers here express indignation At
lie annexation. They say the act ignores
tie ancient rights Of Spain; declare that the
Spanish C,nsula long before the annexation
y as made, notified Germany that the Span
in Governor OF the Philippine Islands had
.ince last March been making preparations
Tor an effective occupation Of the Caroline
Islands, and insist, in view OF all these cir.
2umstsnces, Germany 8 violation OF -
- Jns rItsI UHsnder.
LOyDox. August IA man, who re-
fused 10 give his name, was arrested here
last Saturday on the charge Of having ab.
Quoted, for immoral purposes, young girl
under thirteen years OF age. As il was the
the Criminal Law Amendment act, - great
d al Of attention ws5 attracted to the pris.
outr. He attempted TO conceal his identity,
,ut was to-day found 10 he John Collbertt,
of Srr ey. who hid fyr lopg time been
cmplo5ed as an "assis. ant Ut No 43 Teller
Lame, and who had been shAdoScd' by
he detectives Cf Scotland Yard for fully
igb'een months rs y dynami'er.
GIndstone's Long and Rough Jaupt.
LONDON, August 10 The yacht Sun.
beam, on which Mr.. Gladstone and his wife
ard daughter are the guests Of Thomas
Brasey. reached Norway this morning Mr.
Gladstone has already been greatly bene'
tilted by bis trip On Monday while the
scht was at anchor he vent ashore and
,slked from EedGord to VorIngf1rs, die.
,snce of eighteen miles. Notwithstanding
he road was q rough one, Mr.. Gladstone
vas not fatigued, and was delighted with
is isLnt. On Tuesday Mr.. Gladstone
isittd Rosebdale Courch and R9senkrone
Eouse. The weather throughout the trip
r ss been grand
PeftiIeI tlnl Statistics.
MADRID, August l9.-There were vi !
new cases Of cholera and ,44S deaths
throughout Spain yesterday.
TOrLOY August l9-The patients with
cholera in the garrison are recovering. The
Inhabitants Of the city are in no way
alarmed.
MsRsEIILEs, August l9.-There were
% dearhs from cholera in this city 10 day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
THE ALL-sssoRBINe TOPIC.
: Feeling of Uncertainty IN the oTetropo
lis-YarIouS Opinions Ente rtained.

: Feeling OF Uncertainty in the oIetropO-
lis-YarIou~ Opinions ntertained.
NEw YORK, August l9-Ia downtown
business circles to-day f.,le else was talked
Of than he general strike on the Western
railroads which had been ordered BY the
General Executive Board - IL, oF nm.
l.a1UI. Tnere was q general teeln9 OF un-
Certainty among the brokers and spectators
ia 10 what would be the outcome Of the
trouble BET Eeen the railroad managers and
the employees There is probability Of the
,trike extending over the entire Wabash aud
Gould systems
Mr.. GouId's agents MSsSrs Washington,
9.CoEnor Il Co. said this afternoon to a
United Press reporter: We are not alarm
ID by the SITUATION OF atf,irs In fact, we
mink that it will blow over within few
4sys" At the office of the Wabash Com
aaLv Il gentleman there SAID that he did not
hilk there would be much of strike
Though be- admitted he had received no
,pecial advices to warrant such an asser-
ton.
Mr. Henry Clews said: Il think the DIFF
ferences between the railroad managers and
flElr employees VIII Uc SoltICu OCAoiC oAAnC
hecomes general then he added, there IS
an improved outlook in the general business
ol the country
One of the members of the firm Of Charles
Couselman & Co said: Il shall not be sur
prised if find that this thing is q trick Of Mr.
Iay Goulds as some think he has started
he It port of an impending strike of the
suployes on his railroad for the sol plr-
oose Of frightening timid holders of stock,
% that he can buy them out cheap.
Opinions on the Railroad Strike.
New YoRE, August l9.-There it couSid
-r,,be discussion in this city among labor
ucn as TO the extent and prospects Of the
,,rjke ordered by the Knights Of LsoCr a.
:, Louis. Many memoirs OF the order
ecid that it was mistake to make such a
:; of strength before it wss actually known
s#,t majority Of rbe shop men were pre-
..arcd Tor such move. Officials Of toe
,au,hw,s:e-u system in this city claim to
oeEsye that there will be no strike on their
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
A FIELD DAY
At Famous Chautauqua - Brilliant Ex.
y ercisos.

~ Famous Chautauqua - Brilliant Ex-
ercises.
CHAvTAUQUA, N. Y, August l9.-The
exercisss of Recognition, or Commencement
Day, connected with the graduation of the
class of 1885 of Chsutsuqua University,
we're hs!d to-day. The procession was
formed ct 10 o'clock this morning and en-
braced The Guide Guild Of the Seven Seals
the League of the Round Table, the several
Chautauqua literary aud scientific circle
classes of the several years, graduates and
nIder graduates, with others, about one
thousand strong. Two hundred of the
thousand members of the class of 1885
were present and were allowed to enter
he golden gate and under the arches
into the Hall of Philosophy, the centre of
the Z. L. s. c. fraternity. Here they were
greeted and formally recognized as mem
bers of the society Of the hall by Chancel.
lorJ. H. Vincent, D. D.
Subsequent exercises in the amphitheatre
included responsive readings and singing
Frsternal greetings were sent to President
A<NHAo 4A1ACAt Va AAIOui OuiO HuO uhu Ielc-
grARhed regrets at his inability to be pres
eEe The new Chapcellor of Chautauqus
University, Rev. Edward ESerett Hall
wss then introduced and delivered
the commencement grafton. He epoke
Of the advantages the Chatauqua system,
and in the course OF his remarks pronounced
the English of General Grant the best mar
ratiHe English that has been produced this
century. In the afternoon Chancellor Vim.
cent delivered the formal salutstion to the
class and addresses were made by Senator
Warner Miller and others. A letter was
read from Bishop Henry W Warren, of
Santa Cruz, Gala one of the ablest coun-
selloTs, snd Chancellor Vincent announced
that Prof. Tyndall would be invited to visit
America and lecture before the Assembly
next yeS adsuSse Rev. R. NJ. Hatfield, OF
Ghicsao. wag made an honorary member OF
the graduating class Letters were read from
California and Honolulu, and greetings were
directed to be sent to class OF 800 native
Japanese who were pursuing the Chautau.
qua studies and the South African branch OF
the Chauisuqua Assembly Diplomas
were then presented to over 200 members Of
1885, ard will be sent to about 500 more
who were not able to be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
A NOTORIOUS RosBER.
Rearrested After Serving One sentenc
His Greatest Exploit.

Rearrested After Serving One Sentence
His Greatest Exploit.
SAN Francisco, Cal, August l9.-0nt
of the most notorious stage robbers on the
Pacific slope is again on trial for one of hi-
characteristic ofenses, after having been
less than a week outside of the penitentiary.
his name is William Smith, alias c. ..
Weibush. Smith was convicted of rihing
Wells, Fargo & Co. treasure box aboard a
stage from Milton to Sonora, December 29,
1881, and sentenced to San Quentin, but
was released on Saturday, having complet.
ed his sentence, less allowance for good be
hsvior. He was quickly rearrested BY the
United States Marshal on warrant charg.
ing him with havin robbed the mails on the
same stage. On being arrsigned in the
United States District Court yesterday he
pleaded not guilty.
His greatest exploit was the single-handea
robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express on
the stage from Sierra Valleyzto Traokee5
June 29, 1881. While he was waiting in
ambush for the stage light wagon contain
ing seven men, appeared. The robber cap
tured the conveyance and stood the ocou-
pants up for an hour and a halt, until the
Sierra Valley stage arrived. This contained
four passengers, all of whom we're compelled
to get down except the driver, who was
obliged to break open Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
box and hand out the contents. While this
was going on two other vehicles approached
and the driver in each was compelled to
get down and mingle with the other prison
ers. At the close of the afternoon Smith
had thirteen men, sixteen horses aud four
vehicles under control of his double-barreled
pbo. oup III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
PRISON oUTRAGES
Inmates Of Jail Terribly Abdsed by a
Brutal Official.

Inmates Of n Jail Terribly Abdsed by a
Brutal Official.
RACINE, Wiz, August l9-For some time
past reports have been in circulation that
prlsoDrrs in the county jail had been out
rsCeor sly treated by W. A. Spaulding,
eek ago James s5S Smith was sGSsseihsnu
confined on charge Of fast driving. he
became involved in fight with Spaulding,
who pounded him numerically. John
HutC hinson, an inmate of the jail, on the
charge of drunkenness, was knocked down
~ the pugilistic forger, and wore black
ye for several days 1t Is alleged that all
the prisoners placed in the Jail were subject
ed to various outrages, such as squirting
water in their ears and faces, and holding
their heads in q water trough.
1t is also said that an attempt was once
made to hang the victims by the ears with
- wire rope. At one time priest W no had
t-lltn from grace was arrested, and 1t Is
alleged that he was clubbed on the head
with a broom IN the hands OF 5 SJauldlng
August Struberg, an old man who died on
the 18th inst, of what the jury termed al
overdose of opiate, and was buried yes'er
tsv. was confined in Jail last week tor
drunkenness. He was taken out aud paid
be fine. Next day he complained bitterly
ot his treatment in Jail at the hands OF
Srauld ng and his associates and his body
ass il, nd 10 he all black and blue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
"MElON C0LORED"
Envelopes viii Tell ihs Tale On
Sight ard
DELINQUENT PMS CANNOT EscA E
The Vg'Ia'ce Of the Departme7t.--Tte
Spscal Delivery Mes
sengers.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, August l9-The chiefs Of
the money order Office and of the fuance
division and the chief special agent, of the
Postofice Department, have been instructed
to call the immediate attention of the Post.
psster-General or the First Assistant Post.
master-General to all cases of delinquency
in money matters on the part of postmas-
ters w ich may come to their notice by the
reports Of special agents or otherwise A
special jacket Of melon colored paper is to
be Z, epared for such cases, the color being
DESIGNATED to call attention at once TO the
enclosure. Heretofore cases of this kind
have been allowed to take the routine
course, going with other correspondence to
the correspondence clerks office, and, as q
result, many postmasters, who have failed
to keep up their deposits, have been able TO
retain their Offices after the Gelnqueneies
have been reported upon.
The Distribution Order.
A prominent official of the Treasury De.
paitment, said to-day in regard to the COM
ulaint of bankers and mining men Of Salt
Lake City against the recent order regulat-
ing The distribution Of SILVER dolals thar
the order was made necessary By the great
expense attending the transportation OF that
coin from one point to another.
Transfer of Coin.
The transfer Of gold coin from the Sub
Treasury at San Francisco to the Suo,Treas-
ury at New York trough the mails mas been
resumed Packages containing $1,000 al.
riYsd in Eew York yesterday. Amount al
ready shipped b mail is about 81 100000
/. IS learned that the original intention was
d Lave trsr sfrrrcd gold from San Francis
co 10 New York on the United States war
vet sells hy way of the Isthnus of Panama
ouIing the recent possession Of that terri
ory By the United States naval forces. The
Iroors weIe Withdrawn, however, before the
plan could be put in operation.
Special Delivery Messenger Boys.
WASHINGTON, August 10 1t IS Sal ii
tie PostofIice Department that the appoint
ment Of the messenger boys in the new so.-
clsl letter delivery system about which
s. me question has been raised, will be
made by the postmasters in the towns, with
tie approval Of the Postmaster Genera.
The rules regulating this service, which
were recently issued by the Postmaster Gen,
eral, state that the boys are to be appointed
hy the postmasters, and lists are to be sent
o .be department The Acting Postmas.
General, Col Stevenson, has written to
the American District Messenger Company,
10 Philadelphia, declining their offer to
furnish boys for this purpose for the Office
in that city.
Fourth Glass p. Ms.
lydf'u rIass p,sru-st,lS usV1 Ueen HP-
pointed for West Virginia:
Huttonsvlle, Randolph county, }. c.
Crickford, vice c. n Russell, removed.
PruLtytowD, Taylor county, & W. Sin
clair, vice G. H A. R.loon, removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
EX-uRioN PRISONERS.

I've fth Annual Session of the National
Association Mt Cleveland.
PHILADELPHIA, August l9-The Ma
icnal Association of Ex-Union Prisoners
Of the War, began its twelfth annual session
ta,e to-day. The following committee on
credentials WAS appointed: Comrades Brit
ton, Ripple ard Stsrk. Before this com-
mittse concluded its labor the report cf
officers wele handed in. In his report Pre- =
ident Shanklin said: There has been no
very marked progress in the advaucema an'
of our organization during the year. While
our hopes OF extending our organization 80
as to include al ex-prisoners With complete
>,a,e organisations has not been folly real
ized much practical work has been accom-
plished that must produce desirable resul lts in
tie immediate future. We have nov regularly
chartered associations, either State or local
in fifteen States SIS follows Pennsy lvanis
9 Michigan 9, Ohio 5 Indiana 3 New York
2 Colorado 2 Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Wisconsin, Mnry land, Virginia, California
Kansas ard the District Of Columbia, max
ing a t0tsi Of thirty-seyen organizations in
sl."
The Secre'ary's report showed that one
local association had been organized at
Wichita, Kansas, aud that the regular State
Association meetings had been held in the
States OF Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and Penn
sylvanis. The measurer was absent and
bis place was occupied BY DR.. G. A. Gesner,
of Fremont, Ohio, and his report showed
thst sall. .i6 had been received during the
last term. The meeting then adjourned
and the members we're escorted through the
United States Mint by comrades Of the
Penpsylvapia State Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
DEAD ON THE ROADSIDE.

An Insulting Umbrella Wender is Knocked
NeusnIess at tsedinGton-An ARRAY.
MARTINS BURG. W. Va, August ia re-
port has Just reached here from BedingtOn,
village some eight miles distant, of an un-
fortunate occurrence. A strange umbrella
meuder called at he house of Mr.. Daniel
Spyder, quiet inoffensive farmer aud
asked for work. Having none, Mrs. Snyder
I'D Rim SO, when he began talking in an
Indecent manner to herself and daugh'er.
De was orde ed off the place by Mr.. Sny-
der, In few hours he returned and
again made several indecent and
rude pIo Jossls to the w)men,
Vber, upon Mr.. SNYDER struck him
across the forehead with a club, knocking
him seuseless After a few minutes he re-
covered and went away. This morning he
was found lying dead in the road about
five miles from Bedington, with his face
and head terribly swollen. No arrests have
been made.
Last nipbt Officer John Poissl was or
re.tirg VIM. McAbee. McAbees psrd,
Sbuly Rickamore, hit Poisal back of the
head with q store, whereupon he shot at
him. irAicring terrible wound in his arm.
Much excitement prevails as all parties are
veil known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
the RAILROAD STRIKE.
No Serious Trouble Follows ths Or
der to Strike From
THE X. OF L. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Scme Uncertainty Felt at Railroad Centres
1.-The Full Force Not
Developed.
SEVERAL STRIKES AT OTHER POINTS.

ST. LOUIS, August l9.-Ths action Of
the National Executive Committee of the
knights of Labor, in issuing a general
order to Knights employed on roads West Of
the Mississippi, prohibiting the handling or
repairing OF Wabash rolling stock has been
followed by no serious results to-day. Mem
bers of the Wabash Committee, which is in
session here, are of the the opinion that the
tull foFes.otfhe order win not be felt by the
railroads for several days yet. kilograms
have been received by them from different
parts Of the State, from branch assemblies
of the national organization, endorsing the
issuance Of the general order and indicating
their intention to stand by it.
Meetings of the knights
sll over the West will be held as soon as
the order is received by them, and it is ex-
pected that concerted action will be taken
by tie 2lst inst, at the latest.
T. j. Russell, OF the committee, says that
the resolutions calling for an impeachment
Of United States Judges Brewer, Treat and
Krekel, will be carried out if possible. Con-
gresham Warner and General Palmer will
draw up the articles of i'm mpeschment, which
will be introduced into Congress aud push.
ID with all the influence which the Knights
can command.
Anticipation of Trouble.
Trouble ia expected at Kansas City short.
y. A number Of the yard train men at that
point are Knights, and, in obedience to yes
.erday's order, it is thought they will refuse
10 handle Wabash cars, in consequence OF
which sll Wabash freight will be side
tracked.
Not Afflicted.
GALVESTON, Ten, August l9.-The strike
on the Wabash system has not affected the
Gould lines at this point or any other point
in Texas 50 far as heard from.
Developments.
KAvsAs CRY, August l9.-There has
been no developments here to-day concern
ing the threatened Wabash strike. There
re but few men in the roads employ here,
is repairing at this point being done by
he Union Pacific shops. II remains to be
cen what action will be taken By the
Knights OF Labor in the employ OF the latter
'osd when the order regarding Wabash re-
Ps siring Ie ches here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
TEXAS QUARASTIHING
Against Yellow Fever in mexico-Inade
nnntr Facilities at the BORDER.

Aroiust Yellow Fever in Mexico-Inade.
quatc Facilities at the Border.
FL PAsO, Ten, August l9-Hereatter
,il trains arriving over the Mexican Centrai
ailway will be closely inspected, to prevent
he landing of passengers from the yellow
.cver districts of Mexico. Governor Ireland
yesterday appointed DR. Mckinney as health
Ulcer at this point with two associates to
I'd in inspection. This inspection by
S'ste authorities is wholly inadequate
to prevent the arrival Of the
dreaded scourge, IS no provision is made
10; qusrsntining or holding passengers who
r. suspected of coming from infected dis
,icts, but against whom no proof is obtain
bic. The Federal authorities have taken
. steps toward inaugurating rigid inspec-
= on Of passengers and fumigating their lug
.gge as is customary Ct Eastern ports.
Yellow fever is epidemic at Vera Ctuz
,rd several smaller villages in the interior
Int the Mexican authorities use every
o,tans TO suppress information about it.
Hsssenger traffic from Mexico has suspici-
,usly increased during the past two weeks
nd there are several reasons for believing
that among the passengers are refugees
from the infected districts, many Of them
heing Europeans who will return to Their
hOmes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

Portions of Dynamite Canister Found on
the Exploded steamer FELTON,.
WILMINGTON, IEL, August l9.-Csptain
Wiley and Pilot Curry have been overhaul
ios the plaster and o;her debris on the
.tesmer FELTON,. this morning, and have
found fragment CT metal belonging to d
c,bba, bunch Of bright twisted wire, and a
riece Of tin, believed TO have been the lld
OF dyoamite canister. Canist r. to which
euch a lid would belong are one inch In di-
aneter and three inches in length, and il
would require several OF them to do the work
Of the explosion
The fiuding Of the cabba clasp ia con
sidered as important, as cOrrot 'arng lie
f, srenent OF the coored pssseng'r, H'7am
Z Miller. of Morrisville, n. j., tia: ns saa
a man whom he described, uphoyk the com
ramon way door, pl. ced CsDb' b-hlHd y
I'D relockit Government Inspector F;ank
hand aud Master Machinist Callahan ~.
mined The boiler this morning and to1 d
tie trbcs behind the iDdeution bent IL
sard but sound and unbroken.