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BY druggists.
The Brooklyn Eagle sees no reason
why the GLACIERS business does not
prosper, for so many men who live in
glass houses are throwing stones.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-01
Hostetter's Stem.

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Send self addressed envelope TO REV. JOSEPH t..
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-01

cW- None genuine without bunch Of green
Hons on the white label. Shun all the vile
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or Hops" In
their name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
EDUCATING HIM TO IT.
The Resulted the hlosIoct'ou Spoken
Of as Rebuko to the Pres
dents Policy
Democrats Hoping that II shower .
Republican Heads WIN rallBc.
fore November.


special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, oct II. The ohio eloc.
tioa forms the staple Of thought and tain,
aud the result IS generally spoken OF a, q
rchuke 10 the president for his hostllliyitD
oillcc-scckcrs. 4 good many Democrats
say frankly tha; they are glad " IL, and
they have predicted that the Republicans
wlll win 10 New York, perhaps even Ia
Virginia, They declare that such hard
knocks VIII be necessary to convince The
president that The Democratic party anos
not favor the retention OF Republicans
who give their time and money organic.
mg their party's success.
They pOiul with glco 60 the fact that
Judge lloadly N8s Cloveland's choice SO
that no one can claim that In Ohioai least
the administration Is Endorsed by the dc.
feat of the party The Democrats express
the hope that Cleycland win now see The
error Of his ways and make peace with
hlspar ON the essential maltcrof oflcos.
II he does not there viii certainly hn
trouble, especially Il New York should 70
Republican,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
IRON AND sTEEL MEN.
They Protest Against Any Further HedUc-
ton of the Thrift

Pm ApFLruiA, IA Oct. n 81 ID
meeting Of the oyecntiyo committee oi lho
American lr1n and Steel Association hcld
here to-day Tor tie purpose Of consider
Ing tho circulnr letter of Secretary Man
ming 10 relation 10 duties on Imports lie
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolved, that we approve tho action
that has boon taken by the
officers at this association Ia REGARD
10 TIE cifciilnr letter Of Tie secretary u
the treasury asklng information from iron
and steel manufacturers concerning the
rosi ~ production ~ the sArious ARTICLE
81 iron md sieol, believing such iniornia-
tion could moi fail 80 justify present
duties on those products
Resolved, that We regard tho present
tariff which wns enacted less than illfce
yenra aeO, ui,ert wO years Of congressional
udiJtlOn, RH belngiu The maiua wiss law,
although L contains some dcfccis which
Wp would be aHd 20 scn corrected u tliis
could hc done without rc,ppeBing the
whole question 0f iarift rrliHiGn.
Resolved, tliBi $40 are earnestly ~
posed " any scheme u ia09 rp3ltl9H
which c0piemplHirs gny further etangeF
SIS the present tarlH tuan iha iudleiVas
sHlf tuition ~ Specific ior I'D Wil0fcm
aaties, ~ tle correction 0l sueh maulieal
ofr0r4ns fAc low iHte On tin-plato, rate
which mycF fHguiA tue iqghppoig Of the
manufacture of ih.f Indispensable aHleief
and permits % American Citizen ~ en
gage in SIS production
Resolved, tliat II ~ Our ginrofN opliiion
tHHt II q general revision ~ thr tsfiH
shOHld ne undpriaErn 20 The next eosAigli
0f congress lhr immediate eiiec
would Dc 10 seriously clieck
tle nclr1me revival 30 lifiHesq
which haH recently commenced nf every
pari Of DE country, aud wc arpcel 10
congfcs - promptly dcclnfe o. hosiNity
"a any suel rfOitci.
Received. $50 appeal ~ ila president
and ~ ibe ecreiaYy 81 the trasurY %
eifo assurance 70 the country "a lie pfl'
ei3l rsprrs which DIZZY via soon pfepaie
"a anticipation ~ thr meeting ~ congigss,
and which win be eagerly read b. ail the
people HAT ilic pfOitftOi another general
reduction ~ tarin az tho present ilmp
6oesnO receive iheir sanction.
Resolved, mat snch iniOnnation ~ liae
beeii collected BY thc imrfican lr0p Hnj
Steel association concerning thf rnt ~
iir pfoi1ctiou ~ ifoN and steel shali be
lmnMnified ~ ilie Secretary d ihf iiegeut
rs 81 as carly day ~ possible, and
copies % ilir foregoing RESOLUTIONS vi
transmitted tie president and ihe So,
Rotary iroFdisils
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
AUSTIN.
Not TO woris outside the walls NJ InsrNc
tions from Washington. WHISKY scl,ed.
special tntho Gazette,

Not TO woti, outside the walls j. ~ In.ttOc
tions from washlnstou- WHISKY scl,ed,
special tnthc Gazette,
ArSuN. TIN, Oct H. Tho following
was adopted by The penltcntirS hoard to-
day.
Resolved, that hereafter no cvnSlpis
shall lc worked outside of The prisons
whN have over ilfjcen years To scryt. cN
cent IN eases OF emergency, WHOM special
permission may he given by The penlton
tiary hoarl
a eopy was sent to Superintendent
Goreo
Chairman breckenridge of the Texas
Side OF the Grccrconhty commissions,
having written 10 Mai. l.Nermore at tho
inltod States delegates Informing him OF
the presence OF the Texas delegates in
this city, has received reply from Mai
lNurmoro, stating that the lnltUd States
commissioners had MS vet received
No Instructions from Washington, hence
no tlmn FOR meeting can be set
T. g, ScawN United States Internal
revenue collector to-day sleScd thrpc
barrels of whisky shipped by Galveston
ilrm 10 Austin, on account NJ irrcenlarity
OF marks aud brands,
Coy. Ireland to-day pnrdOncd Marshall
Langley, Who viused 10 escape iroln The
CLAY farm, aud Jake smith, moth terms
nearly expired Neither wcw h Tor mnr.
dei The secretary " state declined "a
furnish the names oi these cauyleis, but
the governor himself gave thun TO report.
efs,
Capt J q Smilli, who wlll halu elAlnp
OF CONFLICTS to, Nurk ON ihr capitol went
TO nnruol 90 supcrin,cnd preparations
for ihclr recommendation NhoN ATTY
Will Nc employed ior the present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

BOsrON, MASS, Oct i4.--lt was re-
ported yesterday from Washington that
The position Of chairman % United states
cigil-sericc commission bad been offered
20 Col Charles y. Goldman Of Massachu-
sets. Being asked as 70 the truth of the
report Col Goldman said ~ have bsd
conversations with the president on The
subject and have given him what I con.
slider sufficient reason Why be should not
offer the position 70 me- The president
has not made the offer and probably never
viii make IT,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
THE pEcos SUE.
The Town ruling ~ Win EVcursioui,,s
some Of the Visitors.


Special 10 the Gazette
prcos, TEX., oct a. The first cxcur-
sion train 20 the town-lot aaio arrived
this evening with over three hundred
prOspoetors. The st. Louis excursion
win arrive IN The morning. Almost every
state IN the Union is now represented on
the ground, Everything indicates the
largest sale ever known IN Texas Many
here are receiving kilograms from their
friends, who were unable % attend Che
sale, authorizing them 20 buy pecos prop
erty We notice among Tie numerous
visitors the following gentlemen Lieut..
Coy. Gibbs, Col, w. H. Abrams, Capt,
Geo. A. Knight Of Yaudalh, B. ~ Bry.
ant, l.. A. Pires Of llnilas, Col w. j.
Caven Of Marshall, Jno Howard 81 the
Bee Line. G.. q. Allen, r. v Martin Of
Fort Worth, Capt. Thos Forbes, ~ r.
Andrews, Col Moore, Capt SANDY HALEY,
+. G. Woodward, c. w Lewis d SHEER.
man, Col Temple, Alex Eastou u Gal
weston, and CO.. Brady OF Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

country are missing from the tables, from
which & appears that Foraker has . MAJ
iorlty Of so in Hamilton county The
country precinct which Il missing, last
year gave a majority OF seventeen The
total vote in tho prcclncts of the Nine.
tccnth ward is 4ei From these data the
Republicans claim that Foraker carries
the county.
nm ffNlsltrrEr.
Tho returns ON the legislative ticket am
not ucarly 80 complete, bu, u appears 1t
runs ahead 81 Foraker at the ratio OF two
ia preciuct This would make the
Legislative vote about 400 greater than
fonkcf'S.
There ~ no possibility 81 tho complete
vote OF Hamilton county tonight aud IN.
deed nothing can be predicted en- this
county until The official count Is madc.
ol'NEI,AL fNpiGN ATloN.
The fact that IN one precinct tho Judges
found moro than 200 votes III excess OF
the whole number oi registered votes,
coupled with The irrcgularitic with refer
cnce &c the Two precincts above mcn-
toned. hay caused o deep feeling Of IN.
dignaiion. lids found expression this
evening 40 the meeting % the com.
mliIcc ot one hundred, composed
of prominent business mon Oi an
parties, Artlon was taken looking 10 n
prompt aud fearless prosecution az an
Offenders. nne man begged the commit
toe "a omit nothing that should bc done
for want Of money, us he would meet all
hills, even TO the extent of
s50uo x necessary, TO punish
and prevent frauds against the ballot
LEGISLATURE IN nounr.
CoItMgrS, ohio, oct. II The Demo.
cratic state executive committee claims
the legislature on joint ballot by major.
lily of B. The Democrats say they have
positive Information OF SO members
Of the house aud In the senate.
with 9 doubtful The Republican com.
mite claims 80 members OF the house
and / { OF tho senate outside of Hamilton
county, with i've counties and four close
districts 10 hear from.
riIE COMMITTEES nIsAGnrr.
CotrMnrs, ONO. Oct. LITTLE Re.
publican state executive committee cstl-
mates the plurality OF Foraker, Rcpub-
lican, for governor, at 10000 IN case the
! present ratio of gain should continue In
the rturns from Tuesdays election The
! Democratic committee expresses the
belief that the plurality viii not exceed
I 10000 II II reaches that
Gov, lloadly Is Inclined TO believe that
Forkofs plurality will not be more Than
J 10000 or l2,00o when the official returns
are received. Both committees arc ain
claiming q majority on joint ballot In the
legislature.
Tho Democratic committee claims Il
has carried the Legislative ticket in Ilam-
/ 1Nf.sa a.. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

The acknowledgement has made q
ruling 60 tho effect thar eases Whero rail-
road companies carrying tie mail aro
Obliged 70 DELIVER into AID receive u
from postolilrce, Which requirement. an-
piles 70 stations wlcrc The poslonlcc is
within eighty rods OF 4 stopping place of
The trains, the employees carrying thc
ment, however requires the railroad
copipaNics w employ Tor this purpose
persons over The age OF sixteen yenrs and
1i suitable Intelligence and character,
and postniastors are directed to report
ANY violation ni this rule.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
galon'. suoce..or Nj Solicited.

The Post to-day says "Boyond a doubt
the name of Charles u. Goldman OF noslon
has been suggested 20 the president as a
fit person Ia succeed Mr.. Eaton There
Is no foundation for The story that he has
accepted the clvll.soryicc commissioner
ship There Is 10 probability thar he
would accept The place II offered aud
there Il no likelihood pi IS being offered
him Il has not been offered ia anyone
yet and The president has not determines
upon any one so whom he viii OFFER ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
nu.ly iicnd,- rnlh win Lamar.


Chief llushy Head Of tho Cherokee
Nation, accompanied by cS.Reprrscntni
tive Phillips Of Kansas, called upon Sec
rotary lamar yesterday aud had an rX.
tended interview IN regard TO tho unwnr-
rantablo intrusion OF white settlers on
The Cherokee lands IN The Indian Tori.
tory. Although the Indians, under their
treaties, have The power to determine the
status OF the citizens Of the Nation, yGt
the department Is charged with The duty
OF ciecting Intrudcrs, and, IN the cxorcl Ne
Of That duty have assumed the right 0l
determining where they are,
Chief finshy Head says there nfc u
number Of persons residing III the Tcrii.
Tory Who arc there under iribal permits
and those persons no does NOT wish 10
disturb. lInt there are also many white
persons IN the Territory who CHIN 70 be
citizens Of the Nation, and haye talim ~
choice land, who arc not entitled 90 tie
right Of citizenship aud should be
elected. The Indians are satisfied with
the present arrangements win the cattle
men, and Chief lIusly Head witches 10
impress upon the secretary tho adgiga.
hiiiiy ~ hiio,,Hla Hcm % remain 10 pos.
session Of laudN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
JOSH BILLINGS DEAD.
Amcuca's Great IIumori-t Added to The
Inmortnls.

MONTEREY, CAL, oct. HILL W
Shaw, better known asJosh Billings, died
at 10 O'Clock this morning Of apoplcxy.
The body will be cmbalmed and semi East
Particulars later.
Henry w, Shaw was born ut Lanes
borough, Mass, In 1878. lie resided for
twenty-five years IN various parts OF the
Western states, whore he was successfully
farmer and auetionecr. He settled IN
P0ughkccpsie, y. ", in the latter Gu
pacity about 1868, In lsa8 he began "a
write humorous sketches for the news.
papers over the signature Gosh Billings, y
and at once became popular both as a
writer and lecturer Deceased published
several volumes Of comic sketches, and
also edited an annual "Allminax,n which
was widely circulated. In 1876 his com.
plete works were published in one vol.
umc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
VOL XII NO. N


sNtrial % the UatoitN
IENNRNNNA AJAX, Oct. ~ Mrs, ~
81 Dunn Of Prescott, Ark,, who isylsljng
ibis city, whilc ont driving this evening
mot With a very scuiOus V not fatal acct.
dcnt The horse she was driving fright.
cncd az a passing cnglnr and ian away,
oNcrlurning tho buggy aud throwing her
out With gioat iorcc, the buggy passing
over her head aud body. She sustained
Internal injuries and her friends Nulor-
tain ioArs that She win not rerover
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
romlh rln., I.o.lmn.ler..

The posmaSterecnoml to-day mp.
pointed the following fonrlh-class post
masters
ohio, New Rumlcy, William 4, Fhnl-
cum.
Missouri Quinlan, ), H. Bird Oidcn,
Jesse Z Kcnnedyl Crump, John II. Inn.
caster; Hutton Valley, Leo Bispllnghof;
Willow Springs, Pinkrey Berry Boss.
vlllc, 7. Fci1zcl; l.owndcs, james Gress.
hmm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

special ia ihu Gazette.
M,rNMn,,s, Mrx., oct. H. corpn
raj OF the police nance Jesus Hernandez
fell dead to-day while chasing an csrAp
iug prisoner, An inquest asccrtalned thN
fact taat The cause of death was leom
congestion VI the lungs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

Hon. 4 Ylncent, cliiei justice OF ihe
supreme court ~ New Mexico. recently
appointed Stephen W dorsey inember
u c0mpiitc 10 draw grand and petit
jurors for that territory ne was io-day
suspended from Office ~ ilir president
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
ana rnlnn IN, Annlhrr-

ex-senator EATON pl connecticut rs
talked 81 as normn - Eaton's sHocps.
sor II he j chosen he win he one of
thr commissioners whose Democracy win
not have i0 hp yeAchcd Tor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

Reports received ~ ne Marine hospital
bureau show thatyellOw fever Il cpldoipig
ln Caracas, lhat cholera y decreasing "
Spain, and ~ ogiinglahcil IN Palermo,
smallpoS e msing ~ iluenOs Ayres win
alarming facility and yellow Iever Rge
appeared 10 Acapulco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
lonslll lo .Inpan.

The president this afternoon appointed
Thomas 4. JecrnAgan 81 North Carolina
10 be- consul az Osak1 and lllogo, japan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

country arc missing from the tables, from
Which & appears that fomkcr has MAJ
iorlty Of SS7 Ia Hamilton county The
country precinct which Il missing, last
year gave a majority OF seventeen The
total vote ~ the prcclnets of the Nine.
tccnth ward is 4cl From these ,lats the
Republicans claim that Foraker carries
the cnnnlN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

These figures show that in 1872 the
country was on tho crest of wave OF
railway construction. Then came the
panic of 1873 and the depression fol-
lowing, and construction dropped to
minimum of $50 miles during the first
five months of 1875. In 1882 We
reached the crest OF another great
wave, the record showing construc-
tion Of 1891 miles during tho first five
months Of the year. Since then We
have dropped Off at such rate and to
such an extent that if the analogy of
the last period OF depression is to hold
good We should expect revival Of
construction at an early day. But no
signs of such revival are as yet visible,
and it seems to be the opinion generally
received among capitalists that con-
struction on a great scale will not be
resumed until there is good deal more
business for the lines that now exist.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

ANOTHER prominent criminal who
figured in the assassination Of Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke in
Phoenix Park, Dublin, has just died
Joseph Smyth, who traced the murder
ed Secretaries to the park, and, upon
identifying them, waved handkerchief
as signal to James Carey and his wait
ing band of assassins, anu who received
q free pardon on becoming an informer.
He and his wife were afterward sent to
Australia, but as the people of Sydney
would have nothing to do with the in
former they quilted tlAt country, and
it was supposed they proceeded to In
dia. Smyth's wife, however, has just
returned to Dublin o widow, and states
they did not 60 to India, but were
brought back to London. There Smyth
became a hopeless drunkard and dieda
few weeks back.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

The Tamnany Tiger.

TO say that the Tammany tiger Is
roaring Is putting it mildly. President
Clevelands appointment Of Edward Il.
Hsdden to be Collector of this port, Fl.
8. Beattie to be its Surveyor Of Gus
toms, and Silss w. Burt its Naval OFF,
Cef, has stirred up such rancorous strife
between the two leading factions Of the
New York Democracy as is not often
eeen in the politics Of any State. On
the face Of it Mr.. Hedden's appointment
r that Of q pure business man, uncon-
tsminated by political partisanship,
but in reality it is great victory for
the County Democracy as against Tam
many. and it practically makes the
County Democracy's leader, Hubert O.
Thompson, the Collector Of New York.
That is the light in which the politi-
Cians on both sides and everybody else
regards it. It is another and over
whelming proof that Mr.. Cleveland has
no care for Tammany, and that if the
power Of the national administration
can accomplish it, the County Democ-
racy shall be the ruling force in the
party In this State -Ne,c York
special to Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

1.-The Iowa .rcenback conycn-
tion,' says the Hawkeye blade,
twas Il representative one Of the
party. and the cordial feclin. Of
fellowship toward, the democrats
ARGUES Well for Ill enthusiastic
harmonious combination of AL tMe
forces opposed t. tE,r republican, r.a,-
ty tl.is fall. The .reeabael leas,ess
and leading men have shown t:scin-
selves wise il their generon- ce.lrse
Yesterday. All that republican
ri,licnle, intrigue, money ;sial work
could do was done t. make dissord
and bad blood, and that il did not
succeed is il wonder anl worthy of
praise. The .rccnlatk nlea have
stood is firm is the old ..i:.rd t.
the interest of The PEOPLE aaa 10
their own best judgment aln' lest
interests. No good .uit!a have
colnc Of foolish party pride and its
exhibition might have postponed
the redemption of Iowa Tor years.
As il now i, tic way i open - i
complete union 10 redeem e'u, sair
state from it, u,i.lalie and reFr;p-
ton. All hail the slorious PRO
spects.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

A SINGULAR accident o Cured dur
ine q recent rain-storm III Chattanooga,
Tenn. A boy was crossing railroad
track, and had just put his foot on ono
OF the rails when lightning struck it,
and the boy fell dad. An examination
showed that the heel Of his left shoe.
the one that touched the rail while he
was in the act of crossing, was torn of
and the shoe cut as If l'y knife His
clothes were rent in one place, and the
crown of his hat had been completely
severed from the rim, brs not bruise
or scratch was anywhere to be found
On the body.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16
Law cannot make wrong ! right.

WASHINGTON telegram: Yesterday
. heavy square box, wrapped in rcd
tape and securely bound. was found n
an out-of-the-way nook Of the vault
The key was mislaid. A looksmith
opened the box, and il was found %
contain bottle of diamonds. . bottle
Of pearls, . bottle Of altar Of roses,
and lump Of gold. One Of tho old
employees identified the articles q presp
ents to President Monroe about the
year 1928 from the Japanese Govern
ment, and which had been stored n the
Treasury pending the passage Of an ace
of Congress authorizing their accspt-
ance. Congress failed to legialate On
tho subject, and the articles we're de-
posted in the Treasury, where they
hare remained ever since.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

The death of Victor Hugo recalls,
among other things, romantic episode
which seems to be unknown here and
forgotten even in France. It Is the
capture Of the famous brigand, Fra
Diavolo, by Gen. Hugo, father Of tho
great poet. The General, who was o
son Of carpenter, was born in Nancy,
in Lorraine, and was quite q young
officer at the time Of the capture Of the
famous brigand. He preserved the
dagger Of the brigand Tor many years.
When museum in his n tive town was
opened, he made present Of the dag
ger to that institution. w':,rc it is still
to be seen. The trie name OF Fra
Diavolo was '..;cllse. III. Contrary
to the commons bcii.f, he was never a
monk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

SADIE ELpERT, Of Flatbush, n. Y,
has had an experience that any one,
even older than thirteen years of age,
might dread. A violent maniac had
escaped from tho insane asylum there,
and came suddenly upon the child
while she was passing through wood.
Armed with large carving-knife and
fork, he crouched down like an animal
ready to spring, his face working in the
most horrible contortions. He bade
her @kneel down while he cnt her heart
out, threat he. in his rADdness, was
thoroughly ready to execute. Trans-
fixed with horror for moment, she
could not move, then, summoning every
eaergY, she screamed and fed. The
lunatic was captured, but not until he
had inflicted fatal injuries on himself.