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Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
FLORIDA ON THE WIRE.
Receiver DuvaPs Course With his
Railroad.


Railroad.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 2S.-In a
briefconversation to-day, Receiver Duval,
OF the Florida Railway and Navigation
company, SAID that the $500, 900 iu certif-
Gates allowed him by the United States
Circuit court would enable him, as soon
as negotiated, TO proceed at once TO Inn
prove and repair the road. He said he
would have no trouble, under the order Of
the court making them a first lien upon
the property, in negotiating them at par,
with J per cent. or less interest. He also
said he would first pay the employees out
OF the funds thus raised and would get an
order Of the court for further issue Of
100000 to pay for back dues
on supplies. etc, which would
leave the earnings To 90 at
once into the running expenses OF the
road. lie has already ordered much new
material, some OF which is now arriving.
He said the road between here and Lake
City was exempted from the order Of the
court because the Philadelphia Trust and
safe Deposit Company, holding bonds on
this section, objected.
Young Dewitt Dawkings. who broke
into S. Ritzawoller's store four nights ago
and was indicted for breaking into and
entering a house in the nighttime, was
to-day convicted in the Circuit Court aud
sentenced 20 pay a fine OF 500 and the
costs OF the suit and stand committed
until paid. lie was returned 20 jail.
The motion 20 quash the indictment in
the suit OF the county versus the Savan-
nah. Florida and Western railway, for
obstrueting the public highway. which
was held under consideration for some
days, was granted in favor OF the road TO-
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
&TarrtanPB.

PYGT-1FRNIFS Married Z the Risb-
ops residence, on the night OF the 18th inst j..
by the Rev. Father j. Hennessv. Mr.. WM. T.
RYAN and Miss ANNA F. HERAEs, both OF this
city.
PACETTI-KENDRICK at
the residence OF the Bishop. by the Rev.
Father Mccarthy. ]. f. PACETTI. OF Savan-
nah, Ca. and Miss LOUISE kENDRICKES, of
Boston, Mass.
EEE- Boston papers please copy.
MOEHLENBROCK-K KREIGER.-Married
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, on the
evening Of Nov. %, by the Rev. DR.. W. 5.
Bowman, Mr.. CHARLES MOEHLENBROcK and
Miss AURA B. kKEIGER.
E%- Philadelphia Times and Macon Tele-
GrGDd please COPY.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
Ohitnarp.

KENNEDY. Died, in this city, on Thurs
day, 18th instant. JOSEPHINE, aged years 7
months and % days, youngest child of Edward
). aud Margaret Kennedy. R. l. p.
It's sad to think that one so young
Should leave this world of ours,
When home is all a paradise,
And life seems full of flowers;
And yet, All yet, it's sweet to know
AS we lay her down to rest,
That she wings her way to home above,
To mlngle with the blest;
That thought alone should cheer our hearts,
When we to grief are given,
And whisper to our troubled minds
Our darling lives in heaven. z.
SdUdRnGh NoU. 60, 1855.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
LYNCHERs OvERAwED.

The sheriff of OoOnee County Proves
Equal 10 Trying Emergency.
ATHENS, CA, Nov. 2S.-W Whitehead. the
murderer Of Hardeman in Oconee county,
passed through Athens yesterday morn
Ing IN charge OF Sheriff overly for Rich
mond county Jail. Friday night large
party Of men, $50 strong, surrounded the
Jail 90 Watkinsyiile, In Ocouee county, 20
release the murderer. sheriff overly
went ont 90 meet them, and informed the
party that n they attempted TO release tho
prisoner there would bea big funeral in
Watkiusyille the next day. The crowd
lett ana the Sheriff fearing further
trouble, carried White head TO the Jail in
Augusta.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
aIacon.. Now RniIrond. .

MACON, Ga. Nov. 2S.-Tne committee
recently appointed by tie Board of TRADE
10 obtain slU0JD in stock subscriptions 10
the cnpital sl0ck uf tne Mac "A and COying-
ton railroad hae succeeded ia Obtaining
the requisite amount This secures for
Macon the machine shops aud permanent
headquarters of the company. lhe
grading vii begin nj once.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
Sprriai 7gutirre.
One Week Longer,

Aessrs. OByrne Bros:
GENTLEMEN-Having personally examined
the mode OF Cleaning and RenovaIing of Fea-
theirs, practiced by you, aud having seen
work before and after having been cleaned,
cheerfully state that cleansing 6V SteaB is con-
sldered the most reliable of disInfeotants by
medical authorities, and has the great adj
vantage OF leaving no odor in articles so
treated.
The work Of this character which you have
done for me is tirst-class, and l unhesitatng-
IL advocate 10 the pubic your thoroughly re-
liable process of cleansing and renovating by
steam. Yours, etc,
J. T. MCFARLAND, NJ. D.,
Health Officer Of Savannah.
The following are the names of some of your
citizens whom we have done work for: NJ RS.
DR.. Mcfarland, Mrs. DR.. Myers, DR.. Duncan,
DR.. W. II. Way, A. J. Miller & Co, Mrs. ]. J.
Wilder. Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs Z lis,
Mrs Schley, Mrs. Gazan, Mrs. A. J. Miller,
Mrs DeLettre, Mrs. FriersoR Mrs Haslam,
Mrs. Giraffe. Mrs. McGinly, Miss Murtagh, Mr..
Lathteau, Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Basch, Mrs. Mes
SICK Lindsay Il Morgan, Central Railroad of
Georgia. Screven House. B. Dub. proprietor.
You have now seen the letter of DIR. McFar-
land, together with the names of many Of
your citlz' ms for whom we have done work,
and we will be here ONE WEEK LONGER.
Don't fail to take advantage of this opportu-
nifty, as we will never present it to you again.
1t not only deodarzes the feathers. but i'm
parts to them new life and pleasant odor, and
makes them better than new.
O'RYRNE BROS,
1877 Congress street,
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
Meatner Indiearaens.

For the South Atlantic States to-day:
Local rains, generally followed by fair
weather, northeasterly winds, becoming
variable, slightly colder IN the southern
portion, ana slightly warmer in the north.
eru portion.
The height of the river at Augusta at
1888 O'Clock p. N. yesterday (AugusUa
time was so feet-no change during the
preceding "a hours.
Comparative statement of temperature
at Savannah Nov. %, 1884 and 1885:
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
TUMBLING DOWN A SHAFT.
-Four WoTkmen Meet a Horrible DEATH
Near New York.

NNW AoEAs
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-A terrible acci-
dent occurred this morning at Merritt's
Corners, Westchester county, near the
line Of the New York City and Northern
railroad. While a number of workmen
were descending the shaft Of the new ac.
queduct the guard slide caught a short
distance from the top, throwing out cne
of the occupants Of the car named John
Edwards. In his fall, Edwards struck
against a bucket which was coming uI
the shalt, also containing several WORK.
men. The c0ncussion threw James
Burke, Michael Doyle and an Italian
whose name Ia unknown from the car,
and they, with Edwards, fell 10 the bottom
of tue shaft, a distance OF $50 feet. Ed.
wards, Burke and Doyle were instantly
killed, ana the Italian sustained injuries
that will prove fatal. His skull was
fractured.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
TEIPENER IN pANGER.

Wednesday Teipener was arraigned at
the municipal court, and the case was
adjourned until next Wednesday. His
wife corrobOrated the girls story, and
says she did not object, because she was
enciente. Telpener was lodged in the
county jail. This morning, at O'clock,
about 80 angry Swedes gathered at the
doors Of the building for the purpose OF
lynching Teipener. Police were called
out in force, and the mob was di ispersed.
Everything was quiet this morning, and
no serious trouble is apprehended.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
DEATH IN THE FLAMES.
A Railroad Rain House Fails In wiz
Disastrous Effects.

SLINGTowN, TEX, Nov. 2S.--Yester-
day morning six workmen entered va
cant house, four miles north Of this place,
used by the section men as rain house.
The house was built OF withes, with an
earth roof. The men built a tire and went
10 sleep. The posts supporting the struc-
ture caught fire and the building iumbled
iu. killing three men outright and seri-
ously but not fatally iniuriag the other
fhrno.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
y. L. NC T ARL AND, M. D.,
Health Gfllner of Savannah
Proclamation.

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
MAYORS OFFICE. Nov. Is, 1886
Pursuant to the request contained in the
resolutions touching the death of Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks, late Vice President of
the United states, adopted at the meeting of
our citizens, held on the 9th Inst, ] hereby
Is ue this, my proclamation, calling upon the
citizens Of savannah to suspend all business
on TUESDAY, the lst of December, during
the hours of the funeral rites of tie llustrlous
dead, that proper respect may be paid to abe
memory of one whose life aud character COM
mend hi' to the esteem and affection of his
countrymen.
Given under my hand and the seal
(er, of the city of Savannah, this 2sth day
49, Of November. A. D. 1888
RUFUS Z. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest:
FRANK z. RRBARER, Clerk of Council.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
sWEDEs AROUSED.

Summary Punishment OF a FIend by
Lynch Law Attempted.
Tuesday L. j. Teipener, lawyer, and
formerly a Justice of the Peace in Wis
consln, was arrested on a charge OF out
raging a l6-year-old Swedish girl named
Julia Paterson, employed in his family as
a domestic. The girl alleges that she was
assaulted five times in succession in the
presence of Teipener's wife, who wit
messed the act and made no effort to help
her. The girl was taken to the Bethany y
Home, where she lies in a critical con-
ditiOn,
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29

Of sozoDoNr renders it the most agree
able article ever used as atooth wash. 1t
has none of the acrld properties of the as
tringent tooth powders, and instead of
contracting the gums it renders them
firm and elastic
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29

shipper of Sussex Produce. Newton
Sussex County, New jersey.


THE articles left over from the entertain
i ment given by st. Agnes Band will ba
ranled At Catholic Library Holl on MONDAY
EVENING. Nov. 30. at O'clock
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Three suits of rooms, southern front, high
ceiling and large, Is by Is. for rent at resi-
dence, 81 president street, 3 connecting rooms
to suitable parties. Rates moderate. Apply
to d. FERGUSON.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29

Spectaeles and Eyeglasses
Correctly ard scientifically fitted with DR..
Bucklin's Opthalmoscope, "a test that never
fails" by A F. FLINT. Optician,
in Altmayer's Block,
No. ll6 Broughton street. Savannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
SasrFttnna.
Notice.

Notice.
All French Huguenot descendants in Savan-
nah are requested to meet at Sc Barnard
street at O'Clock P. N. TODAY.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
nORsToRp,a AoID rmosPaArE.

Marked Beneht IA Indigestion.
Or. A. l.. Hall. Fair Haven, n. Y, says:
"Have prescribed II with marked benefit
in indi -eston aud urinary troubles0
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
TYBEE ISLAND.

All persons who are interested in the de-
velopment of TYBtE ISLAND, or who are
owners of lots or other property thereon, and
all others who are willing to unite in the
movement now being made to organize COM
pany for the further and permanent improve
ment of the Island, are invited to attend a
meeting, to be held at Metropolitan Hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec l. at O'Clock.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
FOR SALE.


UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov u. lo,,'rF ~
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN TklPli ~ ri 4
- will be received at this office ,s N.s'5 5ar
O'Clock, noon, standard time, on the wv ,fs
OF December, 1885. for the re noYal @ 9l
sunken Scow from harbor at Tampa, fiai' A,
For Information, blank forms, ETC., alp' y"
this office. -,.,,
WIN. T. RossELL,
CAPTAIN Of Fnginerrs ]. ,. =.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
Hotel to Rent or For Sale.

THE Hotel now building opposite depot ~
i seffner. l2 miles from Tampa, on : l.
X. r VIII be frs class in all Cf ITS appoint.
ments; viii have 00O feet of verande. aoou'
90 rooms. Addrt ss q. S. W. BROWN
seffner HillsbOrough county, fla'
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29

Observations taken at the same moment
Of time at all stations.
SAVANNAH. Nov. %. 1896 P. NJ. City time.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
rhe Fresh Fraerance

S. EMEaY. sergI.-slgnaI Corps. U. 5. A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
nepnhlleans Afrnld I, Noto.

WAsnNGToN, Nov. 2.-Therc has been
no marked increase in the number OF APP
plicants for leave OF absence 20 indicate
that the clerks have gone home to vote,
and the oldest employees say there never
has been year within their memory
when so few have gone home elcc.
tlon day. The greatest interest is
taken In the contests In New York and
Virginia, and the Republican clerks have
thought IL prudent To remain at their
desks. As yet there are comparatively
few Democrats In the departments.
Those Democrats having votes IN Mary
land, Virginia and New York, have gem
orally gone home, but there are many who
have not. Quite number Of cOlorcd
voters are said 10 have gone into Vir-
ginia to-day. The star says that the
preachers In some Of the colorcd churches
announced yesterday that tickets could
be had TO take voters into Virginia, ana
that they were urged 10 vote for Mahone's
candidate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Kaieldoscoplc views.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--The campaign In
this state may be said TO have closed.
The Times says sentlmcntally 1--WE
have no doubt OF the result"
The sun says; "1hc Democratic com
mittee looks for $4,000 plurality tor Hill,
and estimates that the prohibition vote
will be almost as large az llill's plu-
rality."
Editorially neither the Tribune nor the
World ventures a prediction further than
that the result will be close. The CORE
spondents of the two journals, however,
are widely apart, the formers claiming
an easy victory for Davenport and the
latter's victory for I'M.
The Herald prints two tables of pIoba-
BILE majorites by counties, both made up
by Republicans, one of which gives Dav-
export $500 majorityand the other II 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
VOL. XII: NO. 90.
CLEBuRSR.

The Circus Draws n Zig Crowd-S up,iais.
special 10 the Gazette.
CLRntRNE, Tx, Nov. 2.-~ro.day has
been big day for Cleburne. The town
has been crowded with people; they began
To come IN early this morning and con.
tlnued until late In the day Barrutt's
circus was the maiu attraction; they had
a big turnout and we think those who
had not been away from home for year
came out 60 sec tho show. Every-
thing passed on very quietly
more so than WIS ever
known before. No disturbances OF any
Kind occurred. II was reported one man
was robbed OF some $40 by a sharper,
but nothing definite In regard TO Il Is
known.
Married, nc the residence of Mr.J. W.
Dalton yesterday, Mr.. Smith, Young
merchant Of Cisco, and Miss Bessie
nal,on, late Instructor In music In Gran
bury college. The bride Is Young lady
OF rare accomplishments, daughter OF
Mr.. ID. q. Dalton OF this county, aud was
favorite among her schoolmatcs and
scholars at Granbury, The couple left
immediately after the ceremony for their
/ future home In Cisco.
| Our people are very anxious 20 have
Z the Gull, Colorado 4 Santa Fe railway
run their train which arrives here IN the
morning on to Fort Worth, so they can
I 20 to the Fort In the morning and back
IN the evening, This would h0 a benefit
10 the Fort, as our peNnlo would much
prefer going 20 Fort Worth, II they
could 40 there and back the same day,
TO do their trading, than 70 Dallas by u
mixed train as they have TO do now, II
they 70 anywhere. The railroad com.
pany would get good passenger
business from this place II this
train could be put on, and no doubt
1t VIII be soon, az the railroad company
knows IL viii pay them TO make thia run,
aud II would be but little moro expense
TO them,
Hamilton house arryals--J Daley
Galveston; II stevens, San Antonio (;
Thomas EARNING, San Franchises; !,
Green, II c lilakely, II c Glddngs, Kop.
perl; John Lowrey, Jefferson City, Mo;
NJ Martin, New Albany; Mrs N u Cpyiug.
ton, c Il Cherry Miss Susan McKiug,
Grand View; samuel lloggard, Miss Sal.
lie Wood, w + Egoll, Miss sadie Bolcs,
Alvarado; J G Andrews, Fort Worth; ! !,
Vaughn, Frlcbam; Jon holes, Alva.
RADIO; William Barren, san Fran
cisco; j Martin, cltyi 4 j Cody,
G II Fam, j \ SMyron, Glen Rose;
G O Brown, Glen Roscj j \ Styron, city,
} w Jackson, Galveston; j d stowe, J II
sucker II II Iharp, Columbus, Ohio: 4
. NJ Donaldson, j I Wade, ID Compton
a NJ Douglass, city; M Mcfarland, ~
Louis Dick Males, Washington, u c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

NEW LONDON, CoNN., Nov. IA terri.
bic calawtiy, by which six lives were lost
occurred IN the race on Sunday night.
caused by the explosion of the boiler of
steam drcdge No. 4. The dredge left
Providence for New York at 9:l5 a. m,
sunday In tow of the tug G. T.. waite.
In order TO keep the bilge clear the steam
pumps on the dredgc were kept at work,
just before midnight, when nearing the
race rock light Capt. Twocdy, who was
at the ssten OF the tug, noticed a
moving light on the dredre
and heard voice, but could not distin-
guish the words. minute later he
heard an explosion on the dredge and
saw fire and smoke and steam. The
dredge sank Immediately. The Waite
was immediately put about, but no trace
OF the dredgc or her crew could be
found.
The names OF the men on the Inflated
craft are not now known As far as can
be learned they We're Capt. Robert Kent,
Mate Suubs and his brother, deck hand
known as Sandy, the fireman and Provi.
dence man, who was working his passage
to Brooklyn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

BuFFALo, N. y, Nov. o, l'iI Nhi,--
President Cleveland arrived here az lil5
am, The one hundred and seyonty-tvo
miles, from Sayrc 20 Buffalo, were madc
in four hours and hity minutes. owing
TO the presidents desire, the speed OF the
train was decreased.
The president was accompanied by
Wilson s. Bissell and y. W St1dman,
A large crowd was at the depot aud
greeted the president with cheers lie
shook hands with all within reach aud
was then driven to Mr.. Bisscl's rest
dencc, where he win remain during his
stay In Buffalo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
The Niles Iron Failure.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. at Is stated
that George Summers, senior proprietor
of the Russia Iron Mills, at Niles, who
made an assignment last Saturday owing
his employees $4,000, can pay from 90
to 20 cents on the dollar George Sum
mers, Jr, who was suspected Of carry
ing away $4,000 OF his fathers money,
and for whose arrest n warrant was
issued, returned home to-day from Gin
cinnau. lie proved conclusiyely that he
had no Interest in the mill and that he
had none OF his fathers money with him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Both Parties Hopeful Of Success in
the Empire State Betting in
Favor Of Davenport.
The Democratic state Committee Con
ildent of Thirty Thousand Plu.
raliiy for Hill.
Interest at the Capital Centcring In New
York and Virginia. RI pubiican Clerks
Afraid 20 Vote.
The Eventrui pny.
Special TO the Gazette,

NEW YORK, Nov ., 1880 \. M,--Demo-
Gratis and Republicans are equally
sanguine of victory to-day, The Demo-
Gratis claim that their state ticket will be
elected by $4,000 n 10000 majority.
They seem to be sure that their estimate
will prove absolutely correct. The Re-
publlcans assert with much seli-aSsuranco
that they will carry the election by
$4,000 or 10000 majority. From an im-
partial standpoint Davenport, Republl-
can, stands the better chance of being
elected to the govoruorship. The betting
for the past few days aud tonight has
been In his favor by slight odds. The
outlook this morning IS good FOR u
pleasant day and full vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

BosToN, MASS, Nov. 2--1hc seyerest
wind and rain storm experienced here in
manyyears prevailed to-day all along the
shore. The harbOr was tossed into i'm.
mcnse pillows. Numerous vessels lying
at the piers dragged their anchors, and
several Of them were badly damaged by
being dashed together against the docks
As far as can be aseertaincd, no lircs
were lost. Adyices from Portland, Me-,
Portsmouth, ~ H., and other points on
the coast, report an extremely sever
wind storm this afternoon. Many YES
sels dragged their anchors aud seyera
went ashore. one large schooner was
completely wrecked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
WASHINGTON.
WAsnIEuroN. Nov
The Completion OF the Cruisers.

The Completion Of the Cruisers.
At the conference at the navy depart.
mcnt Saturday between Secretary Whit.
ney, the chiefs Of the buroan OF steam
engineering and OF construction aud re-.
pairs, and the members Of the naval ad.
ylsOry board, the plan for the completion
OF the unfinished cruisers, Chicago, Boss
ton and ATLANTA, was arranged and dc.
cided upon The work on the vessels
viii be continued at tho yards whore they
now lie by the bureau OF steam engineer.
ing and bureau Of construction and re-
pairs, and they win bear the came rela.
tion 20 the government as the original
contractors did 1he bureaus VIII be
held responsible for what Is done, aud the
work VIII be conducted under the dircc-
ton Of officers representing the bureaus.
The naval advisory board VIII have ils
representatives az the yards, who VIII
supervise all work and material az for
mcrly. II any changes or notifications
TN The original plans are deemed ncecs-
sary, the same course Viii be pursued as
before the government took charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
The wallsup Case.

EMpoRIA, KAN, Nov. 2.-1his morn
ing the Walkup case was opened by
Judge Graves giving his instructions to
the jury They are said to be very impair
tial, leaving all to the good judgment OF
the jury. Mr.. Steerry, of the counsel for
the prosecution, occupied all the morning
in addressing the jury, He will be fol-
lowed by one Of the counsel for the de-
tense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
canadIan Customs swInlIe..

MONTREAL, p. q, Nov The Gus.
toms officers charge that four or i've of
the leading wholesale liquor and wine
firms have been guilty of surreptitlously
withdrawing liquor from casks in the
bonded warehouses for some years past.
one firm, II is said, has swindled the
government out of duties amounting TO
100000, and the total amount of the
swindles Is 81 $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Tho Feeling Ut The capital.
~ FFs'7EF " w NFFH''F''''
Special to tho Gazette,

Special 10 the GAEette,
WAsnINaroN, Nov, Interest here
now centers upon New York and Nir-
ginia. Every Democrat who has u resi-
dencc in either state has gone their TO
vote.
Republican clerks have generally
thought 1t wise to remain at their desks
The feeling here concerning New York Is
that there viii be no great majorities, but
that the Republicans have the best in the
field
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. "a munich
pal census report, completed tonight,
shows the city's population exclusive of
Kansas City, Kan, aud other suburbs, to
be 10000. This indicates n gain Of
about 80 per cent. since 1850. The pro-
portion between the sexes is 81, 900 males
TO 50 900 females
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
ohIo q Noyemhcr slnlc.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. 1.-The official
vote on the constitutional amendments
at the election held October 70 were can
vassed to-day. The total vote was 7l8,-
5i8. The amendment TO abolish October
elections was carried receiving 537,-
900, and the amendment 20 change
the terms Of township officers from one
20 three years received lGg, 900 votes. The
governor has issued q proclamation de.
clarlng the amendments carried
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov, "A special
from Lancaster says that two cases of
tuberculosis have been discovered among
cattle at that place. The state vet
erinariau has ordered the animals Killed
aud proper precautions taken TO prevent
u spread OF the disease.