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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

A sHARr.fALKINo lady vas reproved
by her husband, Who requested her to
keep her tongue In her mouth NY
DEAR she said, ITS against the law TO
carry concealed wsapons."-N + ARde.
pendent.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

ssCncus Soar 10 advertised. We sus-
pect IT. manufacture Il controlled by q
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

TIE eco side II Q good deal to the man
blind In one eys.-AeTchaat Tuueler.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

An organist Who advertised for vocal.
lsts for . church choir, headed his cd.
vsrtisement: "Good chants for the right
parties. n-R016usyA Advocate.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

A HrocK-YARDs hog thief Il certainly .
Chicago Sun.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

TIE small boy steals away from school
TO s'go dshin'." He hates his book and
baits his hook.-Boston 1f0nscripe
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

VINO says that ash do not cry aloud.
Little Paul says his cook makes ! goldfish
bail every Sunday mornine.-1As Ram.
0aer.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30
Proeecasfe tie SacindIers !!g

FrOoecssto the SsU31Sdler0 III
when You call for Hop Bitters the druggist hands
ont anything but Hop Biters" with green cluster
o. Hops on white label. shun that druggist a. you
would viper: and X he has taken your money for
oogun stun, tndict him for the fraud and him for
damages for the swfndle. and We viii reward you
literally for the conviction
See o. Court Injunction against c. d. Warner
Heading. Mich. and all his statesmen and agents
Dru221ota, and other tmif4tor4 take warning.
HOP BITTERS MFG co.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

TnR cholera germ II said to b shaped
dke comma Can't u b. brought to q
full stop by cutting OF it, taili-P ccks
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

20, wHBn. does beauty linger?" de.
nands Quaker city postess. Ar . usual
thing she fingers IN the parlor until her
mother has cleaned mp the ntchsn.-N Z.
Nall.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

vraY rash-A boy With measls.-Lys.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

"That poor invalid wife Sister, Mothe,
"Or daughterlill
Can be made the picture Of healthi
with . few bottles Of Hop Bittersi
WI you let them sufer!!lP'
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

rri.e,pal oas.. ssl Hal. s.. LOUISVILLE, II.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-10-30

ROCHESTER,, June ]. 1852. sTen
Years ago was attacked with the most
Intense and deathly pains In my back and
-Kidneys.
Extending to the end Of my toes and to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

Of litc which b usually unapprcclated IN.
~ IT II lost, perhaps never 10 return. Is
health what priceless boon II IA. aud
how NC ought 10 cherish IL, that No may
not be worthless blank to ~. MANY Gi
the diseases That flesh ii heir 10, and which
make HE burdcnsnmo, such MS consllinp.
ton tscloinln OF the lungsj, and other
acroiulous aud blood dlsoasog, nre com.
plelcly cured by DR.. u. V. PIprco's "Gald.
en Medical Discovery nitcr an other
remedies have failed. Dr. rlereeb trcn.
use on consumption nGilcd for 10 cebts
y stamps. Address, Worlds Dlspsnsnry
Mrdieal Association, COB Main sroot.
lluaAlu, \. Y -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

Form the great center OF the human
body These three constituting sort of
triple alliances each assisting to carry
out aud perfect the individual functions
OF the ether, The liver being the largcr
organ ana possessing greater correcting
and regulating Influences tle others are
consequently more dependent upon It's
healthy conditions when II performs lts
functions well the powers OF the system
are fully developed. All eminent physi.
elhns agree that more Diseases proceed
from II diseased liver than from any other
cause. The conclusion thcnl Inevitable,
nnd may br stated as an accepted fact
that to keep IN good health the liver must
be Kept In good order, Dr. Tobin'A
llcpatoEono guaranteed to keep the liver
and entire system IN healthy condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H.,
saye| "llpiug received SO much benefit
fnm Electric blIters, feel IL my duty 20
FEC suffering humanity know Il. Have
htd q running sore on my leg Tor eight
ynura my doctors told nc ! would have
p' nave the bone seapod or log ampu-
rted. used, Instead, three bottles Of
Electric lIltlofn aud seven boxes lmeklcn,a
hmlea salvo, und my leg Ia now sound
MD we'll" Electric Bitlors are sold AZ
20 ceAts bottle aud nucklen'a Arnlca
nal,ea ~ aecuts per box by w. II. Wn-
MAma %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

as,ylec 81 Inc Missouri Pacific Raliroad
cnmnauy, which be supposed 70 pe ~
ccpled, until Mr., Mott, travelling auu 1l'',
gnr the Missouri Pacific Railroad com.
pnny, with Mr.. Cunningham, auditor lor
ihe Pacific Express company, came in,9
hls office with Mr.. Rnndall's relief, g H.
Jones, presenting letter signed W ~
slslant supcrlnicndcnt Ilartigan, Of thgs
Missouri Pacific Rallroad company o.
Dcnlson. Tex, the Import %
AID letter being, "That the MIS-,
sonrl Pacific Railroad could MOI
rciain hin, MIR. Randall, any longer ~
nocnt, and that the Fidelity and Casualty
Guarantee company would not bo rcspon
slblc Tor hin Mr Randall holds go,ot
letters from companies he worked FOL
North. Auditors Holt aud cunningham
say they found Mr. Randal's books y
nrst.class order and express regret o.
losing u good man Mr., Randall NV
conducted himself In such q way as u
win the respect Of every good citizen ol
/ Bartlett,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
TEXAS ON THE SILVER QUESTION.


p tCinl 10 The Guzpttc
NEW YoRk, Nov, II Among the re-
plies 10 n circular sent by committee OF
The Sew York board Of tludc aud llnns-
portution 10 $4,000 firms throughout the
country asking their Views on the question
OF continuing the compulsory coinuge of
the standard silver dollar are the follow
ing
C., NJ, Scolcy, president OF the waco
State bank at Waco, TeS, mid "Somc
say that the banks aud bankers are the
ones who oppose silver coiung. hive
about thirty years experience IN bHnklug,
have been through several crises aud
times when wildcat currency Wps plenty,
ana let me shy that congress and lopisla.
lures may make All the laws, but bankers
can take care OF their silver and make the
most money when larger portion OF the
currency Is at o discount Tor exchange.
The greatest pressure would be upon the
producer and manufacturer, The uW
should be rcp,alcd,n
A. Stnckc OF san Antonio, 1cN., saidi
"lhe compulsory coinage of The stnnd-
ard silver dollar should be- discontinued"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

ROShDALlS cures ScroluIn, l,hcumnt-
ism, White Swelling, Gout, Goitre, Con
sumption, bronchitis, Nervous Debility,
Mnlnrin, aud all discusses OF kindred ma
turc arising from nm impure condition Of
the blood. After physicians have failed
to cure, IL single bottle Of ROSADALIS
seems TO effect such Il marked change as
to give new hope aud HE, Read This;
81 have bocu great sufferer with In
tnmuatory Rheumatism for the last
twelve months. | was induced 10 try
your preparation, Rosadals, ana | have
been greatly benefited My hands and
feet ARE stll enlarged, but feel 80 much
better that continue taking the Rosa
dalls.
MRS VI, Y, DANCE, R0hoboth, va"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

pecos CITY, on the lcNas Pacific has
been made division headquarters, and nH
soon as possible the shops ruund.huuse
and dHelllnge for employees viii be- moved
ihlthcr from royah rcros VIII also be
The distributing point for railway sup.
piles for the west eud OF the line Tht
projected railway up The lycob valley il
hnglnnlng 10 assume a tangible shape,
and y W expected that the preliminary
survey VIII be made in the near future.
There II also a Hchomo % connect the
Davis mountain cua drlds with Prcos
Guy by railway These mines lie about
forty Nso miles southwest from rrcos,
hid are said 10 he very oxtcusivG ns to
quantity and excellent 40 to the quality at
TOE coal, Capt George \ knight, preAl.
dent Of she fceos Valley Land aud lrrl.
aatloH company has been appdIuted prn.
rrnl agent II tho Texas s Pacific railway
lAid dec atlmcnt ~ leens city Il win
hH tls h'ainoss to look alter the inlcrcslN
ol the railway company 10 that region aud
wpfk w an Immigration pGOm Tor the
Peeps falcyc ST. Louis Globo.Demo
rfat,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

READING, IA, Nov, " The Va.
all employees Of the Colehroohd,E
works were reduced yesterday l0m.
\ number OF iron-orc mines am
East Pennsylvania uiIcoad, wllal
been worked steadily during lheIaa
son, are preparing to close dosn,
This VIII throw several luaartIl
out OF employment for The Winter d
uen work at aiAty cents per day q.
the SUMMER with no work ID wiaiu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

~, Louis Mo-, Nov II The Amer
eau Turf congress met Ia executive sc..
sion at The Southern hotel to-day. WIN
representatives prcscnt from Atanbbts
Nashville, louisville, Lexington, poyinq,
ton Cincinnati mud st. Louis fueiny nsso.
l'alohs' Chas, Green ~ So. L0nl VIVA
made chairman Iho revision Of nelng
rules was mayf dheu4i1u ditrin,, ti,e
uay, but only ono Observation-Disclosures
were made There VIII be- no changes as
sa'llN WelNhlH' nv probably q fule %
incense iorarya Mn be adopted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Alorm IlLnn NIounlnIn nnngc.

II Is said teat tho bridge over the llud.
son nt storm King mountain viii ho built
In the near future, making connection
Tor the Erie with the New Work & Now
England and Harlem roads Ht Browstci's,
N, Y, THIS link win give direct short
all'rall route from the coal nolda Of Penn.
sylyahla and tho cotton Golds OF tho South
to the Now England states, viii shorten
the route from Memphis over 200 miles
aud VIII gly0 the Erie road haul ON ia
entire line on Eastern traffic instead Of
delivering II TO other roads at lilngbamp
ton, The bridge over the Hudson viii Ice
over 226 foot high. H. is estimated that
tils connection viii give the tlullentroNd
over 100000 tons OF coal TO haul into
New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

There viii hc coUrsca OF lectures on
railroads during the winter term Of the
universities OF Bulilu, BrrslRu aud
Cologne, IN Berlin the lectures viii be
on rru-sNn milund law, the political
economy oisraIroads, especially rniroud
rates, aud iu the operation OF railroads.
In Brc~laH, the lectures VIII cover the po-
hlIcnl economy OF railroads, with special
regard to rates, the rrusslan railroad nd.
mlnhtWliun, railroad law and railroad
operation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

u, A. Bradford, wholesale pis4l
OF thntlunooRa, Tom, wfItsa
was seriously AFFLICTED with 4 MI
that settled on bis lungs, hadiasI
remedies without benefit, NM
dueod to try Dir. Kings New me-
Tor consumption, did SO and was \
cured by use OF n few bolgs,
which llsie he has used itlnhsfsI
AL coughs und colds with bexl \,
ms Is the experienced thouAra3l.
lives nave been saved by tllIswGl
discovery Trial bottles irpa X
Williams q COTS drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
snmrthlnG ln hn itnnnv Alnnl-

When man * only little bcttor, he
looks upand ~ moro cheerful Than he was.
Mr., John w, Williams of White Rock,
Ark had long been an invalid and a
sufferer. He now writes, 81 hive been
much plcnscd with Browns Iron Bl(lcrs,
aud now believe that am Perfectly -
No physician could have secured better
result than that IN his practice. 70 be-
had OF any respectable druggist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
saAass Fsasss
~&saslSs,s.
SCrofuIa of Lungs
Relieved.

avn pov ~ y0ars old aud have suHerod Tor
w lhhi hitfeh }rhtH WIN u lnhg uonplu. Nuy
"lai nNlnprf9 "l me lnuill on niy m0th"I's eide
81 the houH hnd hlui viii consumption, nnd
tho dWrlntH ware on nWrnad m thplF opuian
mat lud consumption hlsot md an the IA u,
hewlns eywrlumApl lat terrible disease {
nave rprnt thuuHHnfla Oi dnNHia GO arrest th,,
marsh ti tllA dluoArNs nave rapiuVed All 81
me nknNl Wtihude, upt only h my avn uhsH.
W. ~ mo Nenhrut of ptArf nulnhpri uf INV
tnWilt hut tvihpuWrY fniiof WA an that / 80.
tainted tNAa unNt iNf ans WHnUal iAhos fir
tvYerAl 1oAfs Wy thaNcc J caHir Into pOsaosA
Ion 50 p iRmpilut uH lIluod aud Ailb nis
case itom ihf unict uf ANift Apaflnu 90.
Nllinie, 90 ffrnd Recommended thp use OF
nWltpn epNelnc iulWMR that hr hlmpNlf bnd
brnh HcAlY huhNnirh ty VS. uaa IA sHlap fang
Troubles. rrsoltgd 10 iry d About n yTafs
ago fnnialHUrnd 40 take q. e q, ur,p ,rtlpu 10
uLrllnnr J lAuui D ar lHtlloHiiug inule.
ana llFf NHEl bout huil tuillua Tho roaulir
nle Mar trpAreahle Wy coneh has lrit un,
ht HiWnNlh haA clefupd, gud Wpish aNty
pHuhla mpfN tb3W rtrrdid in BOY ita d has
btnn thfNi Years slntt FpGNid DE usH ~ lhr
meairine hul hsfr iad NH fsturq, nf gla dis,
irmY uaaa. a. ihe lApdg kini 81 nir,tnn
l7l W4fNi nnA iffl Na Nril 49, ffpr frii finDo
NAt 10y lhcff aaoN llr NgndWmi lthlas
itai nW n4 cNi4itneo aNi hcaigt to-day u
nMlfin NNen 90 "a W tbn Hnlj pte0ienu tbht
Mpatti 9in Hnf pefmehrpi reliet 4 10 not say
ahht NWlite NpnHiNn WiiiAN lhls 10 HVHFY ras6
hni nnet p1siitpis aNiUH iliHl a i,hy sianu this
mush ~ me, AMI Wnulh b0 prtuiRt hi the
faiifh 10 hnur lHia tinefiui tr1f it3ong
~ 100 merits NJ ihis wonderful mpd
iWng, hN Wrli knnWu in the cts
br.l eiHfaHsof Nfla ~ y. nofr
i.ttJspr 3, iAS
swips Overwhelmingly vegetable ltealiser
)thoad ana SIN pl,rasas msied tree.
fl!t SNirt srsfwno co., Drawer 8, Atlanta.
Gaaer ~ wtad sglNY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
WEATnERP0RD.


'hUt'u supper Hhd l'tlhhl Arrested Tor
Cara ing ihtUh.
sperinl TO The Ga4ctic,
WEAruGnronp, TEN, Nov, ~. The
ladies OF the Presbyterian church NJ this
place viii give a supper ana festival 60.
morrow night In the hail over Porter
Bros & TidWcll's building, for the bone
ilt of the church, Supper VIII be served
from 3 TO / ] p, m. Everybody rs Invited,
and We besponk for the ladies
"a large and profitable nl.
tendance, which they deserve. No pains
viii be spared 10 mako the occasion an
enjoyable one.
Late this evening Marshal Bullon and
sheriff Baylor arrested j, r. Cluin and
Il, G, Hollis, who live ten miles south of
here, for carrying concealed weapons.
They gave bond tor their appearance al
the mayors court tomorrow morning at
. O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

NASHVILLE, TrNNr Nov. H., News
was received here yesterday OF the cap
turc nflcra desperate resistance of Ryloy
Pyle, who Inns for sixteen months cylded
arrest for killing United States Commits
sioncr Mcdonald In Pickett county. y
was recently learned lhut he was near Co..
Kentucky line, aud posse found hin ,,-
ter pcrllous Journey through the woons.
battle was fought in which Ryley PYLE
was shot In the leg. william Pyle, his
brother. and Thomns KidVru beln,, dan.
grrously woun@d, Pyle lnst gave up
aud medical attention was given the trio,
RyIcy Pyle will he arrugncd Tor obalruct.
Ing Commissioner Mcdonald IN the dis
charge Of hls duty, the federal courts not
having jurisdiction Ia murder cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

tuCAGo, III, Nov. - Nineteen
crews Of hraEemcn on tho Illinois Central
rnlFond struck, yesterday for nh Increase
OF per cent per month ~ the salary and
payment for all over time aud Sunday
woih, Sumo OF them claim 70 be- CONE
PEELED 10 bc on The road twenty hours on
20 stretch IT. IN expected that many
other crews viii strike to-day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

The best sa!yo IN the world ipfg
bruises, sorrs, ulcers, sal, rhepm
sores, letter ohappcd hands, cllllss
corns and all skin cruplions, oad
lively cures plies or no pay Require
~ guaranteed to give pcrIcei siilagi
or money refunded, Price 70 cfah
bON, For sale nv II. W Williams
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

Attic last meeting Of the central mana
GERS of the roads composing the Chicago,
~. Louis & Missouri river passenger ns-
s0ciatlon the following resolutions re-
gardng special rates fol. range 0attlcmcn
aud their families attending conventions
Of National Cattle nnd<1lorsc.GrONcrs
associations of the United States, 10 be-
held NJ Chicago, November IL and IL aud
at 81, Louis, November ~ 10 rs, were
passed
Resolved, that on presentation of
proper certificate at association points
The ticket agents may sell to range cattle
men and their families tickets 1T one fare
Tor round trip between Missouri river mud
Chicago aud IT. Louis, aud between CHI
cngo and st. Louis
W9Rnsolycd, that the arbitrator be re-
qucttpd Ia lumih the form ul certificate
which shall be used by the range cattle
men 10 obtain the agreed rate from Mis-
souri, River 10 81, Louis and Chicago, mud
between Chicago nnd st. Louis
IN accordance with those resolutions
Arbitrator Wilson las Issued certificates
which agents ut association points may
furnish 10 any purllcs claiming to be range
cnttlcmcn and their families, seeming
their signatures thereto, and selling tlck-
cts 10 either Chicago or 80, Louis at lull
fare, These certificates are Of 10 value
to secure return passage unless their
identity isestuhjshcd by CCrtitCHteso OF the
secretaries II tho meetings IN Chicago on
81. Louis. ] any parties claiming 10 be
range cattlcmon should present for this
purpose certificates uf different form,
agents VIII furnish them with tie regular
form
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

prcos CuY, TEX. Nov H., II Is re-
portcd here from n reliable source that
T. COS Guy hnB been dcclhtcd the end Ot
the freight division by the TcXus g Pa
CillC mirund Oniclals, and that the round
house win he moved here Immediately
from Toyah, This will gyC our little city
nMlln d boom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

NEW YonN, Nov. r. Charles j. Os-
horne, for many years prominent Hgurc
in Wall street, died last night OF kidney
disease, aged forty-cight ycnrs, Tho for
tune lcft by Mr.. Osborne II estimated nj
from $4,000 600 To $4,000, 900. lie leaves
II wife aud son
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

SAN FMNCmCo, CMo, Nov. ~. 4
company termed the California Fruit
uulon has bccn definitely organized It
ls the result Of n general movement of
the fruit growers Of this state 80 increase
the salc OF California fruit ia Eastern
markets The Central Pacific rtilrond
company has entered heartily iHto the
scheme and has promised large lcduc.
bon OF the preannt IrnIL rAlca EnhL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
Thinning nhr Fraudulent

NEw Nonh Nov ~ Tho Chinese mcr,
ehhnlA " this cty have sent an addrcss
TO President Cleveland thanking him most
heartily for his proclamation protecting
their couhtrymon On the Pacific slope.
ana expressing high admiration for hig
irlflrsanosS aud eousc OF Justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

spoolnl % lOc UnIoIto,

MANRFELp, rEyo Nov. l2 President
Hurley oi The Fort Worth y Ncw Orleans
railroad locntod the depot grounds at
this place to-day To- the satisfaction Of our
people generally, capt Hurley left ihs
evening Tor Midlothian and WaNalHchic
on bnsiuoss connected win The roRd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

Another dnrmuut pool has been re-.
Viycd and put In shape, The parties thereto
beng The Rock Island, Northwestern, 81.
Paul, and Cedar Rapids Northern j.
n l'aithurn hns been appointed commits.
rloucr, ANA the association VIII govern
all freight originating ut or destined to
Cedar Rapids, aud VIII ho known as the
Cedar liaplda 1runc association,
1te governor of Iowa has received
FROM Washington The pnlcnlg uudcr the
Milwaukee lMilrpad hand gluuN covering
$500 ncroH, selected by tbc state for the
orruWing claimants and withheld from
the railrOld,
Under the new trunk-lluc agreement,
The linc.ugunt VIII have no power tO
change rates or muku contracts THIS
roha these olilcmls oi the mniur ponlouof
thrir importance and removes one OF the
moHt prolific causes Of rate disturbance.
It rs rumorcd that MIR. 4. li,'TonMlln,
president Of the Chicago, Burlington 4
Northern railway tncw Burlington line 10
st. lduD WIN hv married early iu lunnnry
to Miss Ida Miller daughter ut JuatIcc
! Miller of the United States supreme
court,
! The Pennsylvania company dcnics that
the great reduction OF operating cNpcusos
! lnN hucn Obtained by allowing the physi-
cal condition vi The road 20 detcrIorntc,
ana the officials say that such a thing
wOuld not be possible ns the enormous
tmlic OF the llnG conpcls the managers
to Keep It IN state Of perfection.
Mr. Sanford Fleming tclrgrnphcd from
British Columbia to Sir John Mcdonald
al OIiawa, that the lIrst through train
over the Canadian Pacific accomplished
the Journey in i've days, aud the trip viii
shortly he made by passenger trains IN
four days.
A lltishufg paper states thn' the Hnlti.
more & ONO RulfOnd company, which
! nus claims against the government for
! several hundred thousand dullnrs for
| transporting troops and supplies 10 the
array Of the Potomac during Tie late war,
| w making preparations TO have congress
appropriate u sufficient sum ul money for
| the pai mcut OF the claim in full.
| The health officers AT tie different
! United states ports Of entry have given
! positive Instructions not tO allow house.
! hold effects lu pass INTO the United states
| nom CANADIAN ports until such packAp,a
are Nponed and the contents spread out
and thoroughly disintrCtcd The Chicago
| & GRIND Trunk has instructed itsugenls Ia
| carry out these rcqulr, menls to the letter
Kentucky railroad commissioners are
Wortih@ to secure uniform coal rates Oven
| all OF the railroads in that state
The convention Of the ,lrnscontincntnl
0Rspcittlon IN session ut Monterey, Cal.,
was yesterday postponed untll December
! II.
The local lrnlo of the Btliimorn q
ONO luud shows large Increase durlnu
the month, ana there lNH freight hlaekndo
ut several points
The Illinois Central road gives pulircs
! that u VIII ALLOW Atnp-uvvr privileges
| south OF cairo on all tourist Tickets good
| lrom thlrapu 10 New Orleans aud return
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

TEXAHRANA, AK, NOV ~, AZ save
min niue miles west Of town the Texas &
~. Louis passenger train was dllGNcd
yesterday norning, owing to Il misplaced
switch, Engineer dos Pool sustained
fatal injuries aud died last evening. His
body wls shipped this afternoon 10 bis
friends IN Pennsylvania. Noonc else was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrupa N
always be used for childrcn lecibIsg.
soothcs the chlld, solleus The ggpt,
lays all pain, cures wind coNc, aud \
best remedy for diarrlica, rs a.
bottle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

i'NNlfiN fH 'ffN 'iAtNAhNr
NtW Nonk, nov. ~ Tho Rt, Rev. n.
w ~ Elliott bishop oi Western Toxas.
lhH afternoon addressed The thirteenth
analFef~tt{ meeting OF lhe Long island
branch Of lbe Wpmnu's mission in Brook.
yu,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13

Special ~ tln tnhettr'
BowIE, Tx, Nov ~. The Montague
railroad, from Montague TO brnsby
Mound, was surprise 10 us, we nope
IL viii bo bait Ike thr Fort worth inil'
ronds arc aud not like Dallas builds them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
III Asanl I.aaneea MIllnn. rnu.s.

bAntiE1r, TEX, Nov ~. a. 4. Ran.
dtll, who Naa removed an hgcnt for the
MisAoun Pacific railroad and Pacific IN,
lfvss company Tho gth in,ta YIN enter
~. ugalupi the Fidelity and Cnsu8lly
hNaratlcn company, ~ New YORK cry,
iar ss5,Du6
ar RANDALL applied Tor aecnrity "a tho
hpatanlee company when entering lho