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who are now convalescing from
,.ngue. let one who has been there,
,oo. give you his experience. ard fol-
.ov it If you would be speedily res
,Ored; eat plenty of apples, and drink
GOOD cider freely. As a diet, rare
sss steak and broil chicken with
very light bread; eggs aud rich mix
In abundance. Then follow right al
forwards with dose of fuckers
aI.LL", to digest and assimilate your
God, and this, at last, is the secret
health, good digestion, W hich nean'
the manufacture of blood, and that is
the life of man, whereby wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built up
snd the vigor and the rosy hue oil
ar former selves once more asserted.
Tryit. Our word for II. You will
never live long enough TO cease thank
ug your friend. W. l.. TUCKER.
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Wool.
CITY MARK ETs

St. LOUIS, December l6-wool-. The maj ket II
unwashed, i2a2ic; Texas, i0s23,ic.
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II. Behrens keeps the dental depot
for central Texas.
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with View
OF changing my business, | offer fol
sale tirst-class line of buggies ano
plows at cost.
{. CHARLES FoRDTRAN,
Al the old Market house.
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

WACO, Texas. December 10. = Market
better than yesterday, but prices remain I'M
Receipts to-day. nett iG bales; gloss. 9s7;
total 10 date. Sc, SIS bales.
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Castles & Morrison have the finest
display of holiday goods in the city.
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Look at the new styles and bar
gains in clothing at b. Haber.
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Fof specsacies. eye glasses and optical goods
70 10 Leyinski s Albea. jewellers and Opsic
. IA who guarantees 70 saai essry e,e sko %
pdiIion.
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Mr.. II, Van Duzer has removed his
music store to the building next door
to S. w. Mabry, on Austin avenue,
opposite Deane's photograph gallery.
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Lifts fancy embroidered handker-
chiefs for holiday prese"ts, at Sanger
Bros. tl
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marsai. eITeieErspn.

NJ. Iou,s. December ls.-Flour- steady aud
unchanged. - IS -
wheas9ais. early but i%p,Ssea 's,ss OPP
again and closed fuilyi c below yesterday for
Nav and ia i.c lower for nearer futures. No
. red cash g2ic hid. neceu,ber g2J.eaesc clos
Inv a. s1nc. January sS.cseii1c. closing al
q 20. NAV. OF gai 81 "a u2L, closing al Oh
asked. r.
Coru--Lower and weak. except MAY, which
was well sustained No. 9 mixed, cash, .SINo.
December. ss4esss1sc, closing At ssAc; Janu-
Dry, 33l@39Tc, closing at Ilkc, February,
Siosing at ZINC.
ciOats-Flrm but dull. No 2 mixed, cash, 2StSc;
ecember 2s,sc; May. 5l.c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY I %
| Proyislons-T market Is fairly active but
\ easier. 80 = = Tl'.--
Ird-The mafie, is nSrninaiiy lower ats IS.
Bulk neats-locse lots; Long clear. I 80
short rib ~ short clear, h0S95 10 boxed lots
5isaSS tx
clear. q IS. short ribs. 70. short clear. ssIs
| HAMS bogll o..
| Eggs-Unchanged
| AFTERNOON BOARD.
AT the afternoon board wheat WAS easy ANA
declined k@Ic.
| Cofn-Easy and shade lower
oAts-Steady and unchanged
| Live stock.
2go. shippenls, 7e9 market dull and lower
| Bulk OF ood shipping cattlei SOai 1y medium
VOIi -: common,5 oO95 !h cho'ce AoOa
O butchers Snlile are unll; good COWS and
~ Sias 10 siockefs. , ioasS 40 -'- ~ w.
Hogs-Receipts 1850 mar e losihc lowe
| but active al 3bef3 ~. closing steady.
sheep-Receipts, 1900 shipments 30; mar
ket weak aud lower; good TO choice, roo
3 %; common 10 fair. 2vO93 %
chicago Gram Market.
CHICAGO, Dec, mber 10 Flour Dull an,
unchanged u. IiltH " .t-g m"
tionai rallied sc. hui fell back to inside fig
ures, closing &C under yesterday. S3Jf@SiAc
closed ~ St,sc iOr December; sfgsise' ",sse'
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Deane's cabinet photos. 81 per doz
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Fresh hooking bird food, at II.
Rahren,s
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Deane's cabinet photos, SO per doz
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Deane's cabinet photos, So per doz
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
5aies, 1uOo bsles; American "a oo bAies' ih
portS, 26O0O bales. American. 2h.avV.
LIVERPOOL FuruhkA-

LIVERPOOL. December le;-Fntntes closes
otiiei but steady, generally point hlghet,
fThe following are the closing quotations
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All our holiday goods are now
open. SANGER BROS.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW soHK srors-EioHr REPoRr'
NxwyosE. neOember i6.-spot ooiton CLOSED
steadief, quotations nfW'
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Deane's cabinet photos, s. per doz.
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EHw ORLEANS, December 10. Futures opened
quiet ruled firm, closed steady. 6to Il points
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House ana sopnIc Joint Code.

WAsuiN0roS, Dec. 1.-THE senate
committee ON rules had l,s 0rst meeting
this morning and instructed SENATOR Fry,
chairman, 70 report back 10 the senate a
code OF joint rules for the government of
official iutewonrse between the TWO
houses. The code IS Identical with the
Joint code which the senate acted upon
two years ago, except in regard to rule
thirteen, which the committee has
stricken out This ruic prohibits the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors Ia the capitol
building The senate has r,le OF this
kind In rs code, and the committee
thought u unnecessary 70 Insert II IN the
journal rules, believing the matter one
which should be left 70 the control of
each house within its own domain.
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LINCOLN, NED., Dec. li.--patrick Egun
received this afternoon the following I'm
portant cable on the result OF the general
elections IN England and Ireland,
"DUBnN, Dec. Ito Patrick Egan,
Ex-President of the Irish National League
Of Americas The elections have been con.
cluded. The results are beyond our most
sangnine calculations. We were thirty.
nine AZ dissolution, we return elghty-six,
united az one man. OF the thirty.four
nominal llome-Ruers, not man sur
wives. OF the Irish wings, not solitary
survivor remains, I.einster, Munster
and COnpnught are ours 10 u man. In
Ulster VIZ have clear majority OF seats
and large minority OF two 20 one In
counties. The Irish voting In England
has changed the Wing coercion majority
Of 1870 70 minority Of e. Tho Irish
party Is absolute master Of the situation.
"TNornY HARRINGTON,
"Secrctary Of the Irish National
Ieaguep
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Dividing rwo Continents.

PANAMA, Dec. ll.--OperatlDns are pro.
ceeding on two.thlrds Of the total length
Of the canal. The other third IL the most
easy 10 excayate, aud II composed Of soft
earth only. The necessary work OF erect
ing machines Is ia progress on this soc.
zion. The company has also Just con-
cludrd a contract for the excavation OF
all lands % high Chagras Ia the valley
The price varies from ~ confines 10
$40 ia Colombian silver. The Inter only
applies 20 rocks situated nine meters
below the sea level The average price
Of cxcayating wiz probably not exceed 81
per cubic meter. Work ~ proceeding ac-
lively all along the line on tile canal
proper as well as for deYlations OF rail,
road aud water courses. The machinery
in use Is considerable aud II daily increas-
Ing, Excayators for Culchra river are
now being disembarked and counting only
quarter Of the power Of ex.
cayatlon proved By trial, the
material is sufficient to take
out the bulk Of the Culebra river Ia less
than three years. The compaLy aud its
eminent engineers are straining every
nerve 10 complete the grand work rapidly
st any sacrifice. Nearly all the buildings
are finished, and the American drcdgefs
on the FIRST twenty kilometers are aii Ia
full swing Twelve thousand labOrers
are at work, aud the number will
certainly be- doubled Ia the dry season,
when all sections will be 10 full
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proceedings and deprcatcs II on account
81 the odlum east npon the working
classes and the injury TO their Interests.
The report was adopted. A resolution
recommending 10 The wotkiiig,nen aud
their friends 10 smoke 40 cigars except
those bearing the label OF tho nCirar-
makers Union was adopted. a rOso.
lnuou was adopted urulng that some
measure should be introduced into con-
gross prohibiting any combination from
acting as spies for corporate monopolies
Tor the purpose of oyemwing and lntlml-
dating workmen who are peaceably en-
gagged IN protecting their own interests
hnG rights. Resolutions were also adont-
cd calling upon the president 20 suspend
Judge Smell OF this city because 81 his
hostility to trades unions. Resolutions
IN truciing the legislative committee TO
induce the president OF the United States
TO enforce by proclamation on or before
May the elght-hour law, was adopted.
Recess
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The Strength Of the Arab Rebels
Forces England to Dispatch a
New Expedition to Egypt,
The Irish Pronounce Themselves Mas.
tiers Of the Political situa.
ton IN England.
Details OF tho Progress OF the work on
the Panama Canal Twelve Thou.
sand Men Kept Buay.
rnsinnd srrs mer Ml.lnl.n.

LoNnoN, Dee li.--lt has for some
ume been pointed out by military critics
that the abandonment OF nongoia was a
mistake which would have To be repaired
Tho daily Increasing strength OF the rebel
forces has at length attracted tho attcn.
ton Of the government to the : rlous
state OF affairs IN Egyptand the fact that
the prcsc0t British force In Rgypt Is To.
tally Inadequate TO cope with the tormida.
Die army OF the neS mahdi llCnco it Is
announced to-day that the government
has decided 20 send new expedition to
the SoudRu, and Il i hoiug prepared for
immediate departure for Egypt. The
frontier force IN Egypt consists OF about
$500 men under the command OF Brig
Gen, 0cuiells, one half OF tho force be.
ing British and the remainder Egyptian.
The force Is thus divided, To the extreme
south ut Askashop aud other small ont
posts there are about 200 En-
glish troops aud 1900 Egyptians
In the event ot any rebel
advance they would have 90 fall back on
Wady llalia, where thero are some 800
British aud 200 Egyptians under Brig.
Gen. Butler, thus making force OF 1900
British aud 2000 Egyptians TO defend the
Egyptian frontier, These might be
reinforced by 1900 British and
1900 Egyptians ut present at korosko,
Sheltal and Assouan. But the entire
force thus constituted Is not sufficient for
the upholdng % the existing frontier
with the possibility oi trouble In their
rear That this has been admitted Is evil
dent from The fact that 200 English and
800 Egyptians have boon sent to the front
10 reinforce Gen, Grouicll The torcoin
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Nov rhe, wlll nonhle up.

WAsnINGTos, Dec. 1.-THE Evening
Star has the following; at Is now re-
ported that II the house decides 10 dis
tribute a part Of the appropriation bills,
Mr.. Randall VIII favor the distribution Of
them all aud viii want 10 20 al the head
OF the naval affairs committee himself,
and viii give the fortlhcaton bill TO the
committee on military affairs, and divide
up the other two bills, the sundry civil
and the deficiency. Representative Towns
bend Of Illinois, ~ Is said, will be likely
to 20 to the head Of the postoillce and post
road committee u the postoillce appr0pri-
alton blu Is given 20 II. He had charge
Of the bill In the house during the last
congress-
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Chnrgas Ahalnst NnvnI oelco,s

WAsniNGroN, Dec. 1.-THE treasury
department Is ip receipt OF a letter from
{. l.. Whilock, IN which he says he has
reliable informatlon That twenty officers
attached TO the United States steamship
Juniata, which has just returned 20 New
York from cruise In Chinese waters,
have concealed on the yessela large guam
tlty OF valuable goods, including silks,
rugs, fans, vases, porcelain, ivory.waro
aud curlosities, with the intention of
smuggling them into the United States.
The collector has been Instructed 20 send
the inspector and assistants % the vessel
and request permission from the cora.
handing officer 10 institute thorough
search.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
LnId 10 Me.t.

NIw YoRK, Dew II THE ierrybnat
South0eld OF the Staten Island line was
waiting IN the slip 80 the foot Of 1920
street WHEN Tho funeral coftpae OF Wm,
II Vanderbilt arrived from the chuirh
where services had been said, About
fifty carriages with their occupants were
driven 20 the boat, bnt 10 was found I'm
possible 10 accommodate all VI them and
many were uBayoidably left behind. At
III 40 am the South0eld, which boro the
remains Of the old commodore TO staten
island, blow her whistle aud started
on her trip down The bay The passage
was devoid OF incident. Nearly al the
members of the Vanderbilt family re-.
mnlned IN their carriages during the On.
tire trip. The boat landed NJ Clifton nj
llif5 o, M, aud The procession again
formed and stnrted 10 New Dorp, eoye.
raj miles away. Hundreds Of pco-
pie came from all parts OF tho
Island 10 sec the funeral, aud on nearly
all The hotels and prominent buildings
the fiage we're suspended at hail-nmst II
WAS nfteri O'Clock when the mourntni
toll Of the bell Of The Morayiau church NJ
New Dorp hnOte upon the ear of tho
weeping occupafts Of the ilrst few
carriages, When the cemetery was
ltHNnNug INC HAufft WIS hfiNth 10 n space
IN front Of the temporary recelyng.ynult,
when tho casket was removed and
placed Immediately 10 front OF the
door Of The vault The pall.bcar.
crs divided into two ranks, one
on either side Of the coalu The relatives
stood beside tho p4ll.bearrs on tho
sOuihorly side. The spectators stood
with uncovered heads white Rev, VIM. II.
Y0gle, pastor Of the Moravlan church,
uttered au eloquent prayer, after
which Rev. Or. Cooke, rec.
tor " 81. Bartholomew church,
rcclied the Episcopal eeryicf for the dead
Tue cAskei was then carried into the re-
ceiylDg vault where II was Theoretically
scaled IN The presence 81 the four sons Of
the deceased When thie was d0nn
the mourncre again took their
places Ia the carriages aud aefc
driven back 10 Clifton landing Robert
PInkcrton aud q force Of bis men we're
left 10 charge Of The tanlt until The mau.
soleun Is finished, which II Is expected
VIII be within ak months. The South
Held took the InoufnerH back 70 New
York and arrived abont O'Clock
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HALLWAY nallalnr n rsnn,,nr.

uuANAQtui Dec. Heavy showers
OF ram have fallen lately at Guayaqull
anu me interior, but the rainy season win
nov commence for another month yet.
ueaNy rains may Interrupt the prosccu.
uon OF work on the railway extension tn
me interior, which Contractor j. NJ. KEEL.
let u preparing to push with energy.
me recent Hoods have carried away an
important bridge at Aqua Clara, II Is
expected that the interruption 20 trains
VIII last only two DAYS. The cocoa ctona
are likely TO he abundant.
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Iticheileu Won't Got II.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-Durlng the
visit Of Rlchelicu Robinson TO the presi.
dent this morning the question OF the APP
pointment TO the ponsion agency at New
York, for which Ilichelieu's friends have
pressed him, was referred TO, and the
president intImated that the appointment
would not be decided upon for couple
OF months. II Is understood that the
president considers that pension agents
should be ex-soldlers and Will make no
exception In this instance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Red skinn ln Dintrcan.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.--Secretary La
mar has requested the president 10 ask
congress 70 authorize the use of $4,000
out OF the $4,000 appropriated by con
gress last year "to supply food and other
necessities OF life IN case OF distress
among the Indians not having treaty
funds,n for the temporary relief OF the
Northern Cheycnnes on the Tongue and
Rosebud rivers IN Montana. The depart
ment has Information that these indians
are in great distress for want Of food aud
sufficient clothes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Note. FROM chnl.

NNrNRAiso, Dec II The hnmum.
lion agcut esates that colonization viii be,
greatly developed during the coming
year The Immigrants WIN be OF u bGttar
class than those hitherto. The value Of
property already Introduced by coloNists
Is estimated az 100000 francs Next sea,
son he VIII complete "A contract fur qn00
persons and over 100000 francs worth
Of property.
II Is said that the president has had
long conference with Senior Huneus re-
gardlng the reform OF the electoral law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
I'enee stll Mllhhcla rrom rnrn.

LIMA, bee ll.--lt Is rumored that the
oxpcditionary forr IN tho Central
provinces under Gen. Rrlaysn refuses 70
recogni1p The compact made with the
Caecrisis. RN-presldcnt leleslas has an
thorlcd III Concrete 10 publleh any OF
his private correspondence taken from
his house when it was sacked ON the Isl
intt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
pnrneirn nome.Rnlo Defined.

LONDON, Dec. il---Thos. T.. O'Connor,
Parnoll's trusted lieutenant, In an inter.
view to-day defined the Nationalista' view
OF homo-rule for ireland AS like that OF
the government Of Canada. The Irish
members not TO sit In the Imperial parlla.
mcnt andNhe Irish people not 10 share IN
the paymGnt of the national debt. Re.
garding funds 20 carry out the National
lists measures O'Connor said the Par
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VOL. XII NO. 1877.

activity. Complete peace rclanS. The
AnnndatloNs OF the Chagras river have
only had an inslgulhcant effect on the
WORK kvevthIny prcsagCs comnlote
success The number Of employees oi thu
Nahal company and contractors cuaaped
~ directing The work are from
sVo 10 200, Tho number OF sick
~ the company's hospitals AZ Pan.
anna aud Colon, In which Tho patients
rom tho line are treated, will not EXCEED
wv or 100, being about so per cont,
when y certainly not excessive. In
spi'e OF the extraordinary November
iains and The exceptional freshots OF the
SnAgras river the excavations during
NoNemocr reached 100000 cubic meters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Rcpubll-
can senators met in caucus at II O'Clock
to-day. Senator Sherman resigned his
position rs chairman of the caucus, and
Senator Edmunds was elected to the
place. This action was due TO the fact
that no senator has ever been chairman
Of the caucus and presiding officer OF the
senate az the same time, and Senator
Sherman felt 1t incumbent upon bin not
to depart from the line Of precedent
The action OF the caucus committee In
the arrangement of the chairmHnships Of
the senate committees, VIZ; In deciding
to tender Senator Sewpll that 81 the
joint committee on library, and TO give
Senator Logan his old place on the mil
it.iry affairs, was ratified. Nearly all the
time was devoted 10 the discussion OF the
line Of policy to be adopted toward the
presidential appointments No addi-
tional action was taken, nor Is proposed.
The senators expressed their views
freely aud were found TO be practically
unhnimoua. against the adoption OF any
general policy of opposition, but we're
agreed upon the ACCESSIBILITY OF treating
each nomination on It's merits. Opinions
were expressed and generally assented 70
tHht HuOu NV u upPNihV'N toNiuSVt pNSe"nN
they were Democrats, should be con-
frmed, except In cases whore their pred
ecessOrs were removed upon un.
founded charges brought for the
purpose OF making prctexts for
the creation of vacancy. In such cases
II was urged that the nominations should
be held up 10 give the removed officials
an opportunity for ylndlcatl0n. The SEN
ators who were present expressed the
opinion that this plan for the present viii
govern the course Of the Republicans.
The caucus adjourned without day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Imporlnni nnclslon in Illnh.

WASHINGTON, Dec H. 49, Delegate
Game OF Utah this afternoon received a
dispatch from Salt Lake stating that
Chief Justice Zauc, In the case OF Deputy
United States Marshal Vandercook, who
Was arrested on the 9th inst, charged
under the territorial law With lewdness,
has sustained the territorial law, which
makes the ofense named q mlsdemeanor.
This decision, says Delegate Game, has
bearing on a large number Of cases Of a
eimllar Kind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
No Action on tha House RULES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.--Thc house
committee on rules held ses ion about
two hours and hslf this evening, during
which yarlons propositions, which were
submitted 70 the house by Messrs Nor
rison, Springer and others, were consid-
cred AZ length. No final conclusion was
reached, however, and consideration Of
the subject VIII be resumed tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Glnd.lene,s yleM. nn ,hc l.lrrtlnn..

LoNpoN, Dec. ll--M Me Gladstone has
written letter In which he saysI "rhis
has been Il wonderful election, aud viii
prove that We have gained on the Tories
since 1880, II allowance * granted Tor
the fifteen seats lost through the doubt
ing Liberal candidates aud the fifteen
seats Mr.. rarucll gave the Torics.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Labor nepresentaliyes IN Convention,

WAsnINGroN. Dec. ll.--When the
United Labor Federation Of the United
States aud Canada met this morning inc
committee on resolutions made n report
which sets forth that the remedy OF the
boycott has been grossly abused, 50 as 70
cndanqer the usefulness OF this legitl-
mate and powerful weapon Ia the hands
OF the working people 10 protect their
rights aud interests, that some or
gapIzations resort 10 II for trivial
causes. and that there were In
stances where rival factions OF working
men had placed & boycott on firms ein-
blowing non-union labor men. In view
81 these facts, the resolution recites that
the Federation discountenances such
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
rrnnoe nisrlnlma tho AlIlnnoc,

PANS, Dec. M dc Frcyclnot, the
French minister Of foreign affairs, ON.
cially dirayows that France entered into
an allegiance with Burmah, az reported
from Rangoon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

NiENNA, Dec, ll.~ln consequence OF
the increase OF trade the government has
appointed a consul at Tangiers. Hereto.
fore ne English consul represented Aus
tria at that point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
WIN support cacoros for rreslden,

LIMA, Dec. 1.-THE students of the
held meeting yesterday aud
decided 10 support Gen, Caceres NJ a
candidate for the presidency.
During the celebration OF the tc deum
ut the cathedral yesterday the Cacenst
troops formed In the plaza. Cacercs aud
his principal officials attended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

The closing of the telephone cases has
again been postponed, as the secretary
has granted counsel for the several com-
panies additional time to file
their briefs The briefs, evidence and
other matter connected With the case,
already III nine volumes The depart
ment VIII probably possess small
library on the subject OF telephones by
the time the case Is ready to be submit.
ted.