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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
cApLr NOTES.

The Latin monetary conference viii
meet At Paris In April.
II IL reported from London that
Minister Lowell has sent his resigna-
ton To the United States government.
The car has assured Emperor VIII.
liam OF Germany that the Afghan
question never threatened the peace
of Europe.
The fund for n national tribute TO
Prince Bismarck on the accession OF
his seventieth birthday already
amounts to 5000 mark.
Premier Gladstone's statements In
the house OF commons regarding the
Anglo-Russisn situation have restort d
prices In the stock market.
The friends OF James Stephens, tho
ex.tenian leader, are endeavoring TO
induce the French government TO per-
init him 10 resume his residence In
| Paris.
The rebels attacked the British out
posts at Suakim Friday night and
wounded two sentinels. The garrison
NJ kassaln on March !, WAS still hold
ing ont.
The prince OF Wales, In behalf OF
| tne QUEEN nelu levee yesterday. The
German, Russian and French minis.
tiers and Earls Granville and Derby
attended.
The expelled Anarchists are return
Ing to Paris and the Socialists have
determined 10 give them an asylum,
resisting by force any search OF their
domiciles.
The French newspapers describe
the announcement made by Premier
Gladstone In tho commons OF M
sgreemen: with Russia as England
eating humble pie.n
The London holders OF the Wabash
railway securities are oppc sing pres
ident joys proposals. and the circular
issued requesting tho bondholders t.
withhold their proxies and Surrender
their rights OF foreclosure.
The prince Of Wales and the duke
OF Edinburgh will Ieprotent the royhl
family Of England at the celebration Of
the eighty-ninth anniversary OF the
birth OF the emperor of Germany
which occurs ut Berlin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
Valuable Dog.


Charles w. Vosbsll Of this city
brought to the Union tanctum today
the largest E1glish mastin 10 the
world. The canine IL the property OF
Mr.. q. j.. Thomas Of Albany. He
answers 10 the name OF SENATOR ia
thirteen months old and weighs 100
poupds. "SeDatorD Is out OF the cell
ebrated Esglish bitch "Nina,o by
" Dido" the great English dog whose
mother have taken tho first prizeI At
the bench shows IN New York for the
last three years. His height is 3Ss
inches over the wethers; extreme
length, Zip Of nose 70 end OF tail, feet
s inches. He Is valued at $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
nIsMARoK IN rHE REIcnsrAo.

BERLIN, March HIN thereichstag
today Richter advised the house to
grant a subsldy only to the East.Asi-
attic line. which Prince Bismarck had
declared would be acceptable as
"a first installment, The ex-
perience thereby gained WOULD
enable the reichstag TO decide
whether to grant the other subsidies
proposed. Prince Bismarck replied 10
Richter. saying tina. be Richter rep.
resented the opinion Of the psrlia-
meatary minority and not The
German people. The project to
grant subsidies TO the steamship
lines had other objects than merely 10
establish communication with the
new colonies The chancellor added
that Richter had expressed pleasure Ut
the restoration Of entente c0rdiale
with England. This would have been
attained much earlier II Riehter's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
For Fanny Folks.

"RIchlleu" Robinson, whose burly
form will not be seen again on the
floor 81 the house, relates an amusing
incident In which he WAS the chief
actor. More than forty years ago he
took out his first papers of cltlzensnip.
The clerk repeated the ueual formula
which required the applicant to re.
nonnce allegiance 10 all other govern
menls and concluded, without ever
making pause, "but especially TO the
queen Of Great Britain and Ireland 80
help you God give me dollar" "PAr.
don me cir" Mr.. Robinson said, 'bnt
shouldn't you have put comma be-
tween God aud the d0llAr?p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
Qaeer Kentuekr Cu.toIn.

From Winchester, ny, Letter.
A novel custom prevails among the
ladies Of this community, which will
immediately commend Itself, to maid
en- ladies growing old. Thew say that
she who puts on a silk knit garter the
first day ~ the year and wears IL con-
tinuousIy will certainly marry during
the year. The mother Of certain
young lady, being very much pleased
with the silken ringlet woin by her
daughter, proposed 10 knit a fellow"
for IL, but the young lady declined,
saying she had confidence la the be.
wltchiDg clrciel, and preferred the
natural coming OF the fellow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
WASHINGTON.
mite House Turned into a Post
I Sn@ce-Mr. Blaine Calls on
President Cleveland.
|. ssr.h. Atlantic Squadron Being Out
,sv Concentrated in the Cen
'''mal American Waters.
FOR THE EXECUTIVE DEPART

"a FOR THE EXECUTIVE DEPART
MENr.
L,sHrYoToS, March 1.-THE pres
/, and his cabinet receive exceed.
4, heavy mails every day, which
|, no signs Of growing less. Col.
[-oule smiiingly remarked to-day,
4, sased upon the huge pile of un-
III letters, that, "If this state OF
~ keeus up much longer ] will
10 persuade the president to order
9,,nage of the mails for few days,
F,,osllow us to catch up"
4 secretary Of the treasury has re-.
LIN large number of anonymous
fmunlcations, making all sorts OF
3islous charges against the EN-
q Of the treasury. He said this
Inv that he wanted to have il
In by everybody that he did not
se 10 take the least notice OF
Tmous letters, no matter what
character, and it will be useless
b. n them to him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
a MEM ExrRApITIoN JILL.

LONDON, March "A The govern.
ment prepared an extradItion bin au.
thorizing an amendment 10 all British
treaties, with view to the surrender
OF persons charged with the
murder, malicious woundlng OF
conspiracy TO murder any ruler,
sovereign, or a member Of any royal
family, and also persons charged with
the Illicit manufacture or storage OF
explOsiyes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
Dahlman Bros,
Clothiers and gents furnishers.

The following epitaph adorns a
grave-stone in a birmingham Eng.
cemetery:
To the memory of James Baker, who died
Jan. "a, 1881.
o cruel Death, how could you be so unkipd
TO taxa him before and leave rue behind?
You should have taken both Of Us, N either,
Which would have been more pleasing 70 the
survivor.
This more modern epitapb has been
found at Portland, Oregon, and runs
thus;
Beneath this stone our baby ilesi
III neither cries nor hollerS,
IL lived bat one and twenty days,
And cost us forty d liars,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
PILOT POINT.
Further Particulars Of the Cyclone =
Local. Option Election.
snnnial


PILOT POINT, TEX March 4 Tho
cyclone which occurred Wednesday
afternoon twelve miles tonth Of the
city was ore OF destruction. II WAS Of
frlghtful character though, luckily,
no lives We're lost. Eleven buildings
were clown 20 piooes, lncluding one
school.house, q Clubhouse and the store
OF Bush ~ Son. Another school-hoiiso
WAS blown bodily over one hundred
yards without wreclllng II. Consider
able hail az large as hens eRgs fell.
The storm came from the southwest
aud the north.wost, and the clouds
had white, featbery appearance.
They approached very rapidly, aud
when they met they deeendod 10 the
earth, sweeping everything before
them.
The election held to-day for local
option IN this city passed very quietly
and RgoDd vote was polled II failed
70 carry by majority of2DO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
escED BY UNCLE SAM.

'SeloN, March 1.-THE fol-
.ne list OF the persons borne
~ OF the special agents dlvis-
% treasury department who
4 = Notified that their services
Oe required after the first
ASents-W. r. Bates, Chas.
IN as as, 9. Horr, II. M. KIM
a ~ Neill and Geo. b. Swift.
q eauspeetors Of customs-J. A.
ko's,olge Christ, K. j. Coen,
An M Cyril Hawkins, James
"A u sthAn Kimball, Michael
III n Frazier, w. N II. Good
~ o1oYe, Robert Harlsn, 3,
<iord ;; NJ. ScovilIe, w. IL
job.A NJ. Slack, William
hamsey, n. l.. SWoros,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
No Risks for the Boo,black.
Deiroitrree Press .

a stranger was getting his boot,
sbined up by one Of the pustoliice
brigade yesterday, and the lRu had
about finished one when the man said
boy, suppose | refuse TO pay you
after the job Ia 6nished what would
you do?"
"Never take such risks,n was the
reply
"What do you mean ?p
why (spiu, after Iub) git one
rub boot did, ] (three or four rubs)
lean back like THE aud walt for the
Teller 10 come down with his CASH.
The man came down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

"Darling.D said he, as he tried 10
tickle his wife under the chin, "why
am / like the moon?n
"You are not like the moon, John
Henry, In any particular"
why. how do you make that out,
my dear? ~
"Because the moon has been full but
twice this month"
He Gays that isn't the right answer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
Thounandn u0on rhonnand. ! |

Of testimonials OF the most wonderful cares,
voluntarily sent as. we do not publish them.
~ they DO not make the cures. II IL our
medicine, Hop Bittera, that mako the cures.
II has never failed and never can. W. win
give reference 10 any one for any disease
similar 70 their own II desired, or VIII refer
70 any neighbor, Rs there IL not neighbor-
hood in The known world but can show
cures by Hop Bittera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
'ss IN THE ENROLMENT Oh
BILLS.

FiSGToN, March lin the
fent Of the naval appropriation
section providing for the aboli-
'Sne naval advisory board at the
sa Of the secretary of the navy
Hed. The clause appropriating
S,or The armament Of the new
Y was also omitted in the enroll
Enough it was agreed TO by
uses Of congress,
sundrY civil-appropriations
'em appropriating $500 for
poles and material for the
Lnrollment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
An Alabama Jall.RIrd caplnrea.

special,
Fort SMITH, AK, March II -
Babe Ellis, an escaped long-sefm con-
Wet from Alabama, for whom there is
$3.50 reward, was arrested here several
daysago and our sheriff leaves with
him In the morning for Hale county,
Alabama He has been here about
slx months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

A prominent physician OF i1tAburg said
10 a lady patient VINO was complaining OF
her continued III health, aud qi hiH inability
u core her, lovingly: TRY Hop Bitters
The lady took II Ia earnest aud used the Bit
terr, from which she 0bt6llnsd permanent
health bbe now laughed ~ the doctor for
his Joke, but he ~ not 10 well pleased With II,
as II cost him Q good patient.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
kE uazRN CouRT.MARrIAL.

r HINaToN, March l4.-In the
court-msrtial today the evi.
o. Hudson of the Sunday Cap
terminated by the refusal of
rt to receive as evidence an ar
pm bis paper, concerning Gen.
criticism OF the secretary OF
number Of documents were
nh the purpose of showing that
vas still time to send relief to
Greeley after the loss of the
The defense announced that
9uld close their case, by putting
pazen on the stand, Monday
ned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

WASHINGTON, March ii. - Miss
Cleveland held her regular weekly re-
ception at the White Rouse this after
noon. She was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. Hoyt. There was u large num-
Der Of callers among whom were Mrs.
James G.. Blaine and her son, Walker
blaine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
Pets Of Doc ors.

The fee OF doctors atela Walt would taxa
man for year, and in need Of daily visit
over 1900 year for medical attendance
alone And one sinSle bottle OF Hop Biitors
taken in time would save tho siOco and All
the years sickness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
ThOurnndn Hasten to Their aravas.

by relying on Testimonials written Ia vivid
glowing Language o. soms miraculous cures
made by some largely pnffsd or doctor or
patent medicine has hastened thousands ~
their gra yes: the readers having almost In
sane faith that the same miracle VIII be per-
formed on them, that these testimonials
mention, while the sooalled medicine Ia All
the time Fastening thsm 70 their graves.
Although w have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
y,NE Ar TIE WHITE HOUSE.

5.uuNGToN, March ii. = Mr..
IN called at the White House last
Ing to psy his respects to Presi.
\ cleveland. The meeting be-
I the two gentlemen was hearty,
making the other by the hand
q warm grasp. They were
Ma together nearly an hour, and
Il Mr.. Blaine came out the presi-
accompanied him to the door and
him q cordial invitation to visit
5r.cutive mansion frequently.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
ADVICE TO OKLAHOMA nooMEns.

ADVICE TO OKLAHOMA BoOMERs,
WASHINGTON, March 14.-In view
Of the proclamation OF the president
relating to the Oklahoma country,
Gen. James b. Weaver, congressman
elect from Iowa, aud x-Congressman
Sidney Clarke of Kansas, representing
the Oklahoma settlers, have sent the
following t,!sgram:
WAsHrSGroS, March Il, lsS5.
To Capt. w. L, Crouch ArkauiasCity Kas;
Inc president ls Of the opinion that further
negotiations with the CretlSs and semInoles,
as contemplated by the recent action
OF Congress, IL necessary TO tuthurlze
the settlement OF Oklahoma His proc lama.
ton yesterday Is intended 10 eject ~ nd icato :
ON the one hand and to suspend settlement
pending tue negotiations. We have earnest
~ urged upon the secretary of the interior,
In vie OF the e1igencies OF the situation TO
proceed at once 10 conclude the negotiations
and 10 place upon the commission n repre-
sentative OF the settlers. We deem Il best for
Al parties toawait This contemplated action
IL must be Understood that the corrupt con.
spiracy by which the lands In the Oklahoma
country and the whole Indian territory have
been Illegally occupied by the cattle kings,
10 strongly defended here by powerful finan-
cial influences. This conspiracy has been
for years, and Is now represented hera by
persons holding high positions In the govern.
iuchb, lntse Hletl having access 10 the hNen'
ues OF public opinion and being in constant
communication with the departments of the
government, are persistent In their misrep-
presentations. They who attack here ans OF
the great wrongs which have fastened them.
selves upon the government undertake O
task OF great magnitude. But we shall con-
time TO urge with confidence upon President
Nleveland's administration a revlsal of the
bad policy of former years, The only safety
for the people Is the sharply defined public
opinion arising above all party distinctions
and demanding that the public domain shall
be held sacred as heritage for actual so l.
uoTs. j. b. WEAVER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
|pKRrD TO CENTRAL AMERICA.

|THINGToN, March IA The Sec
|VOfthe navy to-day directed, by
|nph, the commander OF the
iuseit and Shenandoah of the
d Atlantic squadron, now near
! Orleans, to proceed to Central
|hcs. The commanders of the
vessels of the squadron remain
ENew Orleans were ordered to
Themselves in readiness to exc
similar order. or the North
pile squadron, three vessels, the
&l, Powhsttan and Swatara, are
gn the Central American waters.
5Eutire squadron will be held sub
Borders from Washington. These
kmsnts are understood to have di-
lsisrence to the endeavor Of Gen.
flmNmake himself the supreme
aIyAief of Central America.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
BOO MEns prsHEAnrExEp.

8aINGToN, March IA Gen.
IN received u telegram from
atch to-day, stating that the
na boomers" have postponed
ontemplated invasion OF the
territory until the 10th inst.
stponement was determined
Iore the receipt Of the presi'
PROCLAMATION. The army of
press the opinion that the In
slFslll now disband.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

II. yanVelchten, G. ID. Weeks. n
w. Woodward and w. II. H. Allison.
Fraud roll. +. Coke, NJ. II. Chad.
wick, g. II. Harris, John Moses, w.
II Ryzanoske, II. j. O'Sullivan. M.
Stewart, g. M. Stores and ]. A.
Washington.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
ssSreRNMENr AUCTION SALE.

Y
&HIEGToN, March l4.-Secretary
itc.day directed the chief clerk
perintendent of the interior de-
tn. to sell at public auction all
snes, carriages snd equipments
re the property of the interior
nent, except those used for
b purposes. The proceeds of
n will be converted into the
Iy. The sale will take place as
consistent with the interests OF
fblic service. The result OF this
Will be the return to their reg.
tniies OF the seven clerks who
Been employed as drivers.
tmilar order has been made by
Aey,General Garland.
understood that eX Represent
Postoi Pen psylvania will be rec
nendedb by Secretary Lamar for the
|'snt secretaryship of the interior
Flment, created during the last
y OF congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

An Arkansas squire is always equal
to the occasion however trying IL may
be. An incident illustrating this hap
pened in the ST. Francis Bottoms few
days ago. A negro was crossing the
Tyronza ri yer on mule when he fell
OFF and was drowned. The mule,
however, cane safely to shore, and
was Immediately taken possession OF
by "equirep VINO lived thereabouts
The river was dragged and after some
tune the Negroes body was found and
on 1t was strapped pistol. Right here
was where the squire" came to the
front. The negro had been dead three
days, but the squire iined him $50 and
costs for carrying concealed weapons,
and In default OF payment conhscaied
the mule and plstol, a great and glo-
rious future awaits thie "squire."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
a anANp MnMeRrAL mo- oonpoN.

LONDON, March IA The Gordon
memorial committee met Mt the Man
sion house to-day. The prince OF
Wales presided. Among the mem
beis present were the duke of Edin.
burgh, the duke of Cambridge and
Earl Granville. The object of the
meeting was to decide upon the form
which the Gordon memorial should
take. The general meeting which APP
pointed the committee decided that
In no event should the memorial be a
statue OF any kind. The committee
to-day decided that the memorial
be great hospital and ssnitarium to
be erected at Port Said, aud shall be
open TO the people OF ali nations OF the
earth. The khedive has already
granted u site for the proposed memo
rial,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
Great Britain Collecting an Immense
Fleet and Working Her Arsen-
ais on Doubls Time.
A Great Hospital Open to all Nations Of
the Barth TO be Established in
Memory of Gordon.
ArsnANIsrAN.
A hubble Marnllled into a wbl

A bubble Msgnihed into whirlpool.
ST. PETERSBURG, March IA -
Heitupg says that the, Afghan bound.
AIRY question IL not u European ques-
ton, but purely a local affair. Gen.
Komarotf, who Is In command OF the
Russian troops, has been strictly or.
dered to abstain from ali aggressive
movements and 10 exert his influence
upon the Tufkistans, ~ far as possible,
with view to prevent collision with
the Afghans. The recent reports OF a
further Russian advance are Incorrect.
Active Preparations Of War.
LONDON, March lathe terms OF
the arrangement with Russia are de-
nounced by the conservatives. The
liberal men admit that the arrange
ment is virtual surrender TO Russia
of the frontier demanded. Prepare.
lions for war, however, continue on
the most extensive scale. An enor-
nous transport fleet 10 collect
ing In the Thames at Ports.
mouth and Plymouth. The size
Of the fleet far exceeds any possible
needs for the Soudan campaign. The
Woolwioh arsenal workshops have
been hurriedly enlarged by the cree
ton OF temporary structures. The
workmen In the Arsenal are on double
time. Sir Peter Lunsden, the British
commissioner OF the Afghan frontier
line, has again changed his camp. He
has fixed his headquarters at Zerabut,
on the Persian side of Herriod. Sir
Peters present position il in the rear
OF the Russian advance outpost
Baron deStaal, the Cars embassa.
dor TO England has asked the
British government TO order the Luma-
den camp moved within the undis-
puted Afghan territory. The request
has been refused and Sir Peter has
been requested to keep his present po'
sition and maintain communication
with the Afghans AZ Robat Pass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

Artasian wells are OF almoat 81 much
service to mankind a. the gIesi hnsN
OF transportation. Ihe great Alneir
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

aS None gennlna without Dnns h Of green
hOpa on tho white label. fhuh All u . yilo,poi
soa0us stuff With "Hop" OF "doHk" Ia thftf
nafue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
Given Up BY the Doctors.

els II possibie rs 4 Mr.. Godf ~ ~ np and
at work. aud cured by 40 maple a remedy gf
II aAg0Te 5Ou IN .slffnc thn} ne N eutIeiy
cured, ard with nothing but Hop bhtefr,
ana only ten days ago hia doctors 04ft hlfn
~ anu ea,d 10 nuat die, from hidasy AMI
liver trouble"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

CLEVELAND is the choice Of the
American people-so are Opera Puff
Cigarettes. t5l)
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
aotIOn haa not hampered Che Govern.

action had not hampered the govern
ment.
In regard TO the assertion OF Wind
thorst that everything was In full
blaze between England and Ger
many" Prince Bismarck begged 10 re-
fer that gentleman 10 Premier Glad
stones recent speech Ia the commons.
These parliamentary groups, the
speaker continued, whose ideal conld
only be realized by war, ought not
carelessly aud baselessly describe Ger
mapy's relations with friendly
power az In etate OF jeopardy. The
dispute with England was settled, and
he could assure the house that he had
not sent Count Herbert Biemsrck 10
London for the pirpose Of picking n
quarrel. The chancellor concluded by
expressing hope that the mission OF
the German nation would be better
understood by the rising generation
than the present. The debate then
adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
rHr STORY rom ny rnn osLnsr,Ars

LONDON, March II. The Chinese
embassy deny that the French occu-
pied the heights OF Keelung as claimed
In Paris, The members OF the embas.
sy said that the French, after fighting
several days aud losing 200 men, sue.
ceeded In occupying two positions
commanding the road across ihe island
between Keeling aud Tamsul, but
the Chinese still hold all the other
fortp, securing these two positions
the French made the ilrst and only
successful advance since landing X
Keeling In September.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
DahlmAn Bros.

clOthiess and geatA' furDiuhsrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
THE WEEKLY WHITE HOUSE REcEP
TON.

VI u " III NV
tIDSKr CLARKE,