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The Dawson journal., 1885-12-17
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Beneath the shadow of the vines
With moOnbeams dancing silvery
On garden walks and signing pines,
kissed heron the balcony"
Oh Romel Romeoi
A novel Kentucky insurance
scheme is one that guarantees
married men indemnity in case
their wives elope.
SO strict are the election laws
i'll England that to give tin rat
tie to a voters baby, with winning
the man. favor in view, is to risk
fine, imprisonment and disquali6-
cation in public Office.
Champagne bottles formed
the smokestacks of a floral ship
that was presented to an actor in
st. Louis the other night. More
over, the bottles were as full as
the actor himself subsequently
became.
A New York mans daughter
ran away last week and got mar
ried, which so incensed her fool
ish father that he tied Grape on
his front door aud announced the
girl as dead to him and all her
family.
Charlotte 'Yicklife, colored,
is just dead, aged lit. Charlotte
declares that at the battle of York
town she handed,"G. Washington
cup of water The value Of
this item lies in the fac. that
George drank water.
Talking about stopping the
drinking habits of the people, J"
exclaimed the lecturer. "There
Is but one way to do it-you must
remove the cuase." "True f'r YOU
OF fell" shouted a denoralized
hearer. true FIR you. That s
what I've been tryin' to do all my
life. Bring on your cause if you
want it removed"
Small brother: "Whero did
you get that cake, Anuie?"
Small brother: "Ah, she gives you
more than me-" Small sister:
"Never mind; she is goings to put
mustard plasters on US when we
go to bed tonight, and I'll ask
her to let you have the biggest. ;"
The lungs are as much the
life of the body as is the heart.
They are easily affected by eli
matte changes and need something
to strengthen them and drive away
impurities. Both of these Red
Star Cough Cure does. 1t is safe
and sure. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle.
About the meanest thief on
record has been reported in Gard
ner, Me. A box was placed in a
grave to receive a coffin, and the
box-cover placed across the grave
to keep out snow, etc. Some tima
between dark and eight o'clock
next morning, a thief went to the
grave and with a screw-driver
loosened the twelve screws in the
cover and carried them away.
In front Of one Of the black
smith shops at Green Cove, Fla. "a
young negro was trying to extract
a nail from the hind hoof of an
able bodied and vicious-lookino
mule. An aged colored man came
along, watched the operation for
n moment, and then observed:
co Iess you go to heaven if dat
mule kick you once" 'Reekon
not" was the reply. "Whar den p
asked the old man. "Cl'ar be-
yond. Washington Critic.
i have been bothered with ca
talrh for about twenty years.
had lost my smell entirely for the
last fifteen years, and [ had al
most lost my hearing. My eyea
were getting so dim | had to get
some one to thread my needle.
Now | have my hearing as well
as | ever had, and | can see to
thread as fine a needle as I ever
did. My sense of smell is partly
restored; it seems to be improving
al the time. | th nix there is
nothing like Ely's Cream Balm
for catarsh. Ms. L. 4. Grimes,
Rendrill, Perry county, Ohio.
The Dawson journal., 1885-12-17
CAUTION !i

n~CAUTION!-Esa
The country is flooded with
quack nostrums, containing IRON
and other injurious ingredients,
which claim to cure everything =
even Female Complaints. We
EERzzEIg ,.zzxsE1zazzzzEK1zSa
say to you, II you value your life,
The Dawson journal., 1885-12-17

stops at all regular ct tions on signals.
Pullman buffet sleeping cars New York to
jacksonville, and Jacksonvi lie to WASH
iugton. Pullman palace sleeping cars St.
Louis to jacksonville via Evansville, At
lanta and Savannah.
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SAVANNAH EXPIRES;
The Dawson journal., 1885-12-17
CONNECTIONS


~ savannah for Charleston at 7.1Oan
~ p m and 500 III; for Augusta and
Atlanta at $40 m and $40 D m. Win
steamships for New York Monday We1
nesday and Friday; for Boston TbnrsasT.
ior baIltimore Tuesday and Friday.
AT Jesnp for Brunswick at $40 q r,
and n $50 q IN; for Macon II,85 Am md
l2. 90 midnight. N'OO " u "'o
AZ Naycross for Brunswick at 3 40 q y,
ana ., 10 ? n Except Sunday.
~ callahan for FernandiDa NJ EO -
anu 10y J. NJ except Sundav); for Waldo
/ Cedar hey, Ocula, etc, at / /. .33a,n Iey
cept sunday and $50 D III. " wa
Al jacksonville with rail and o,.o,,o.
lines divcrgng. '' '''"'''er
AL Live Oak for Madiron, Tallahassee
ETC., at 1896 m "''''''''S'0e'
AZ GAINESVILLE f r Ocala. Tsyares per
nerton's Ferry, Brooksvile and Tonno o",, u,
~ a m; for Cedar Key at 4 90 n m =" "e~ "a
~ Albany for Macon and Nonto,,nou,,
AT Chattahoochee for Peneooola M NIly
,H' Ncw 0rilea's; with Peoples line steamers
@S.Fe['lslhg TO leave for Apalacbjcola nn ~
sunday, and for Columbus on ,nucsdov ~ ui
Ter arrival fast mail train. N0'''''' "i'
Tickets sold and sleeninp car ho,h. 10
cHfel III l}rcu'e Ticket OIfico a-4 -,
Passenger Station. -" "' 'Ae
JAS. L. TAYLOR.
r. G.. FLEMING, Gcnq s@T, ;,sS, Agent
The Dawson journal., 1885-12-17
Card from the Trustees,

We invite the attention of the public to
the fact that the exercises of this Institute
Will be resumed on the first Monday in
September next under the control and man
agement of Col. Peter F. Brown and his
accomplished daughter, Mrs. Julia Pickett,
with such assistants in the Music and rt
Departments as exigencies may require
We take pleasure in presenting this excel
lent corps of educators to our community
and the public. We feel assured in say
ing that as teachers they have no superiors
in the country, and as to purity of heart
and character they cannot be excelled We
solicit for them cordial welcome into our
city, the patronage Of our own people and
ot&ers who may wish their children prac-
ticAliy and thoroughly educated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14

In the house to day the chief ques-
ton of interest was the bill of Mr.
Tankersley Of Harris county, making
gambling . felony. The discussion
wss animated.
An amendment was offered by Mr..
Thompson OF b Xar county, providing
q schedule Of tiues ranging from $1,000
to $500, according 10 the size of the
city, out IL was defeated.
The opponents OF the bill took
alarm and made some attempts TO al.
juurn, which were unsuccessful. BY
getting up reports OF the committees,
however, the issue was postponed and
the bill goes over In the regular order
The railroad bill of Mr.. Taylor Of
Red River county was passed.
1t provides that in the case of re-
fu al by the railroads or their agents
TO take and transport any passenger or
property, or the wlllful negligent de-
tention OF the latter beyond the time
reasonably necessary for its transport
alton, the plainuff shall recover all
damages and costs of suit and spe iAl
damages to the smountof 10 per cent.
per month
The bill creating the new county OF
Val Verde WAS passed. IL II taken
from the counties OF Crock, It. Kinney
aud Pecos and IL attached to the fui.
lowing districls: Thirty-eighth iu'
dicial, Twenty fret senatorial and
Eighty-first representative.
Tue bill defining the duties and
regulating the appointment Of notarie,
/ public Was passed with amendment
ri
| from jury duty and adding the r. quire
nent that their names shall be inserted
In the seals
A number ofpetitions were presented
for the retention OF the ranger fore
aud the submission Of prohibition
amendment TO the people.
Linn OF Calhoun county introduces
a bill which, IL is unders God,
based on figures Obtained iron
the cumptroller's department
places the revenue tax rate at twenty
FIVE cents and the FchoOl tax az lei
cents. This II based on the as-uml
ton that a reformatory will he estat
lished. The occupation taxes ar
chang but little On lawyers II
increased TO $40 and on land agents
Is reduced to $40. A drnmmer's llcen
Is increased from f35 10 $50. The liquo
tax is left as at present,
A number of other bills were Intro
duced, the most important OF whic
were:
To provide that sherifis shall file d
affidavit with the county CLERK tba
their deputies are OF good moral cha
acter ami not appointed for the pul
pnse OF permitting them to carry ARM
To give lessses lien upon the PROF
eTty OF their tenants.
To remove adverse occupants an
claimants from land belonging to Ia
state.
To punish the defaclng OF brands b
fiue OF from 800 to $500.
TO Ruthorize aud compel the owner
Of buildings or work done by col
tractors 10 Withhold pay for the bel
etit Of labOrers engaged thereon II Ii
contractors fail to settle with them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14

could charscteIize this provision by
any other name. Who pes
TO be benefited by II? Largely
the Pacific Mail steamship COMPANY
He found among the directors Of that
company Jay Gould, Russell Sage
Sydney Dillon and G. p. Huntingdon,
and II was the Influence that back ni
this to get the subsidy out Of this gov.
erument. The Democratic party
would be held responsible before the
country for the act The gentleman
from Texas, MIR. Reagan had fought
10 prevent railroad discrimiua-
ton, and ye. these men having
control Of the Pacific Mail Steam-
ship company were directors also
In the Pacific Railroad company,
and paid these companies sos COO a
month TO keep their rates up so they
would not enter into competition with
| the Pacific Mail. These were the gen
tlemen who were to be benefited by
this. legielation, and yet il was said
that II was not subsidy.
MIR. Holman modified his motion so
rs to move merely 20 strike out the
| provision without the insertion OF the
clause re.enac'ing the sections Of the
| Revised Statutes
The motion was objected to, lOj to
97, amid applause on the Democratic
siue.
Mr., Hoar gave notice thst he weuld
demand the yea and nay vote.
In the house, on motion OF
Mr. Bingham Of Pennsylvania
en- amendment was adopted pro
viding that the rate on drop-letters,
including the delivery at the letter
carriers offices, dhall be two cents per
ounce.
The committee then rose and re,
ported the bill to the house and the
previous question having been ordered
on the bill, the house took recess un'
Ill S o'clock, the evening session to hi
for the consideration Of pension bills
At the evening session the house
passed u number OF private bills ant
took recess until to morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
THE XIXlh LEGISLATURE.
Fhes Senate Substitutes Peacock Land
Bill for That Of Houston Of
Wheeler County.
The Bill to Make Gambling Felony Dis.
oussed by the Honestly loi's
Railroad Bill Passed,
THE SENATE.
Special.

AUSTIN, TEX, Feb. Ia In the sen.
ate to-day judiciary committee No. l
reported unfavorably the bill abolish
ing the Insurance commissioners.
The following bills were allowed /:
To provide for working convIcts in the
rock quarries.
For the relief OF railroads by extend
Ing the time Of the forfeiture of their
charters until 1887 for the non compile
ton Of the number OF miles Of road ~
required by law.
The lanu bills were taken mp and the
bill Of MIR. Peacock OF Morris county
was substituted for that Of Mr. Hous.
ton Of Wheeler county. The bill was
then made the special order for Mon
day.
The bill sbollshing the Office Of fish
commissioners was passed; yeas, l9;
nays,
The bill was passed fixing the venire
Of suits in cases where wTits Of at.
tpchment have been wrons tully sworu
out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14

OF Senator Ruger to vote. The Re.
public ans were surprised at this action
aud claimed that on Mr.. Ruger's
promise to vote with them they de-
uidsd 10 bring up the motion for q bal
lot Al noon the senate decided TO
join the house in q Joint session, and
shortly afterwards fifty.eight senators
Joined the li4 representatives. Repre-
sentative Parker nominated Gen. Lo-
gan and MIR, II negar spoke for Col.
Morrison. He eulogiEed them both as
soldiers, but Endorsed Morrison's tariff
views.
When 1t came TO the vote with one
absentee ON each side, both parties REL
fused TO vote, aud an adjournment was
taken till noon tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
WA, o..
A Site for the Federal Building Sc.
leeted.

special.
WACO, TEX, Feb. lS.-The commits
sion of seven, to locate the fed raj
building in this city, made an award
to-day, purchasing piece of ground
at tine corner of Fourth aud franklin
streets. comprising the residence prop
erty Of DR.. d. II. Wallace aud Mrs
NJ. g ,ldstein. The price paid is $40, OVD,
the sellers 10 remove the buildings
from the premises. AS q number OF
parties had siles to sell, there 10 some
kicking, but the general public com
mendB the selection, which Is com
venlent TO the business pAlt OF the
city.
Il is stated tonight that detectives
have worked up case OF arson Ia tbs
city, where party burned properly
TO collect insuTsn nee, aud that arrests
will be made To night. The party Inn
plicated stsnds high.
The big txcuTsion for New Orleans
leav.sIn the morning, comprising Q
number OF wealthy cilzens aud thelI
families. They have charteied special
sleepers and dining cars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
BURNET.
epeelsi.

BuRNET, TEX, Feb lS'-rhe sleet
which commenced falling here day
before yesterday at noon has turned to
a r4guI ,r clustering snow storm and a
hpavy fall of snow Is Threatened
CAttie aud sheep are said 70 be suffer
ing terribly in Consequence.
A sp cial train will arrive here sun
day with delegation of senators.
A masquerade skating carnival CAME
OF At the opeTA-hnuse tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
THE STORY TOLD ny AN EYE-wIT.
NEss.

THE STORY ToLD ny AN EYE-wIT.
NESs.
One Of the attendants In the burned
Rfylum, describing the horrible scene,
tayt; "While the unfortunate Occu-
pants ofthe cells were being smothered
to death by the smoke and blistered
and burned by the names their cries
were heartrending, Some Of them
cursed, others laughed hideOusly, and
others yelled with pain with such aw
full les as would have appalled, the
hardest heart. The fireman, myself
an d a p uient named Rafferty, orawled
on our hands and kuees 10 suc1 Of the
men Rs We could reach and dragged
out fourteen. Eight Of them were
alive, four were suffeattd TO death
aud two were 80 horribly burned that
they died before We could get them
out OF the building. We cnuld not see
any OF the men in the cells Of course,
but we could
HEAR THEIR HORRIBLE CRIES
above the roaring Of tue flames, az
they came TO reahze the horrible IA Q
! that WIS n store for them. When the
| fjremen arrived The fire WAS
II
envelOplng about one.tbird OF the
main building aud WAS burning
| nercely. Ladders were quickly
run 40 In the third Il or TO
the v indows Of the cells in which
| the mAniacs were fastened. With an
ak he hemen attacked the gratiDg-
OF the cells, and succeeded in taking
out seven men -Four Of them were
suffocated n death aud
THRFE WIRE STILL ALIVE.
The lat uRu titus rescued WAS the
notorious TIN Burke, who has been IN
the institution over thirty years he
WAS brought from the Easton peniten'
tiary, where he Was undergoing life
s-nience for murder. He has bi led
since be has been In the iDrane esy
lum 3 cook and two attendants. Tn,
fireman who rescued him states inal
he died while being taken TO tbI
ground. All OF the inmAtes were In
sane.1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
A Break fr LIberty.

MARLBOROUGH, TEX, Feb. 10 "A
convict escap, d from Col. Jack Bakers
camp near Planter Vile Aboui 0 O'Clock
this morning. He WAS overhauled To
night by Mr.. Anderson, the secl ron
f,remRu, near the sreiioR-hnure south
ofhere He was taken back TO camp
tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
ObIluary a Benham.

BoNHAM. Tx, Feb. 70 Mrs. VIM.
Gates did last night in South Bon
ham after 8 probacled Illness. Mrs.
Gates wae Christian lady and had
many friends In the city.
Miss Claude HaDe. ok, who was
Visiting friends IN the city, left for her
home IN Paris this evening. Her de.
pariure wss regretted by more than
one young man IN this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
ruEInuIsIAsA swAAfP LANDS.

WASHINGTON Feb lS.-The fecre-
tsry of tue interior has authorized The
c Commissioner of the general land Of
tica to recognize the claim Of Louisiana
e. indemnity for the swamp lands sold
or OF herwise disposed Of by the Uu'ttd
Staiea between the date OF the swamp
act. sept. mher 5 1855, aud the act OF
March, 1867, granting Indemnify for
tn land disposed Of by the United
States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
HUMAN ASHES.
Twenty Eight Victims Believed TO
Have Been Roasted Alive in
the Aims. House Fire.
NSuiaeS Running Loose on the Streets
Of Philadelphia TO the Terror
Of Pedestrians.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb. lS,--The
fire Of last night at the alms-house en-
litely destroyed that portion OF the in.
stitution set apart for the insane. or
6S4 lunatics confined there many are
missing, but IL ia thought that most OF
them wandered away. At 2 o'clock
this morning
TWO MORE CHARBED BODIES
were found In ward No. .. They had
been reaPted beyond all recognition.
Several human forms can I've seen In
the burning wreck In the cellar. IL Ia
now thought that twenty-eight OF the
inmates persisted, that the violent pa
lients were locked Ina the cells on the
third floor and could not
be reached Eight OF them have been
taken out dead and the others have
not been accounted tor. There seems
no doubt but that they are Loaf and
their remains are among the ruins
During the night many insane per
IONS were found wandering In differ
cut parts Of the city, some OF them
nearly naked The poor creatures
generally seemed uu'ble to
UNDERSTAND THE SITUATION,
aud Ia some cares begged their Cap'oTs
| pi eouslN not % throw them into the
river. Others seemed to take II as a
| grand J Ike aud laughed gleefully
when the subject Of the fire was men.
| TONED another maniac came nyiug
| down South street early this morning
! " ith name Gle attached to his wrist
and few links Of chain dangling from
| IL. He shrieked and laughed as lac
struck right and left among the fright
ened people II was found necessary
no USE VIOLENCE
| and knock him down before he could
be secured. Another mailman caused
"A panic Ia a street car by rushing IN
half clad and with his face scorchet
aud blackened, He sank covering IN
the corner II was loon found that II,
was more frightened than those wh'
rRn away. the report that the street,
are ful Of efc,p d mBniacs caused
alarm in West Z iladelphia, aud
STRANGERS LouK UPON EACH oTHRI
with much interest. Inc hrvmsn Rr,
still working IN the ruins They ar
weary and half fruzsn, each maui
helmet aud coat appearing as hard q
RrmOr, bu search for the bodies Is cor
tinutd steadily. There appears
have been "A great deal OF unnecessar
trouble caused by rotten hose an
scarcity Of water supply; the latte
failing, a dozen brAwuy fiTtme
chopped q hole In the ice o.
the schuy kill river, but whel
The hose y as introduced, the mud an
grinding bits OF ice split the leathe
and the attempt was failure, Tn
confusion about the ruins, the craft
ness Of the insane people IN secretin
themselves, the pr0miscuous mRnne
in which they are being cared for an
the utter WEAKNESS Of all those VIII
have had them in charge, prevent a
accurate estimate being made OF Tn
loss Of life and proper y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
Ths Presldenl. EIeet ReslIng.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. l3.-Presi'
dent elect Cleveland was o mpAra-
lively free from visitors to-day, as It
was hls desire TO be 30. A delegation
from Michigan headed by s. y. Kill
hnurn " Lansing, called on him snd
nrged o lAudO NJ. Barnes for secFe-
~ ~ rho interior. Mir Cleveland
nrornised that he would remember the
,,au,r. The presideni elect having hAh
"a attention call, d 10 the WHshing-
ton Ciispa ches, said
"OhS. / see thy are making my
oah,net for me down /, Washington"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Report Of the South American Com
mission Sent to the House.
The Indian Appropriation Bill Butchered
by the sena,e Committee.
REPORT Of THE SOUTH AMERICAN
COMMISSION.

REPORT OF TIE SOUTH AMERICAN
COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The presi-
dent has transmitted to the house the
report of the South American COM
mission, forwarded fom Havana, con-
tanning suggestions IS to the removal
OF obstacles to commerce found In the
unnecessary detention Of vessels at
quarantine. 1t concludes:
III our commercial relations with
Central and South American states
are ex ended, it is obvious that the
port which naturally seeks an outlet
down our greatest river must be freed
i'm sume way from the too stringent
regulations, which, we are Informed,
in the past have worked such disas'
trous results"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
j nousE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

- hVu9h VT NET NNA1 AAN a n ~ NE
house met at 10 o'clock in con-
lion Of Thur, days session.
motion OF Mr. Pays1n Of Hin DIS
enate amendment was concurred
the house bill to prevent the un-
81 occupation Of public lands.
u Willis OF Kentucky moved that
The house went into committee
whole ON the river and harbor
u dtb4tes on the pending section
ped In an hour and "a half.
Red " Maine rAised the point
this motion was not ia order. Az
ONE discussion Mr.. Willis moved
y heapreal un the table Agreed
yeas, l2l; nays, l04; and then.
gh It WAS two minutes past IL
pck, the house adj urned and WAS
apsdistely called TO order again rs
ay's session.
toe motion Of Mr., Willis II was
req that az 10 o'clock tonight the
should take a recess until 10
pch 'o'm0Truw. The house then
INTO committee of the whole on
posltnice appropriation bili, the
Jug question being on the point
IueT raised by Mr., Holman of In
against the paragraph allowing
u nal compensation TO American
n'nlps for carrying the ocean
Speaker overruled Mr.. II nlmsp's
OF order, against the subsidy
10 The posl.tiice appropriation
I Holman appealed from the de-
o. the chair, but the committee
" Whole by vote Of 1870 to IS sus'
q The ruling.
holman then moved to strike
we Paragraph and 10 insert an
lument spprOpriatinR SIPS 600 for
importation Of foreign maIis, IN
v Railway transit across the 18th
y Panama, and rr-enactiug f"I
W rom July n X, sections 1916
~ Of the REVISED Statutes.
w provision, said Mr.. II Dlmsnr
'A'heo In the bill, proposed u direct
luy 10 vessels whether they car
msll or not. II the government
'eu INTO a contract with the Pacific
? eamship company. that power
~ poratlnn which had been press
suis measure win such industry
gula receive tl43, 900 where 1t nov
ises vi 600, aud It would receive
TYuether IL carried The mails Of
~ Was aked subsidy.
80 mllia OF Texas inquired whs
~ unen had to put the hands OF th'
Inment into the pockets of thl
lug people Ia order TO laid III
business OF john Roach. flr IL
holl John + Rch WAS the niRge
vs,s e "Ood-pile. Why she u d III
bbn peht 20 down ON lite kntes Il
roach and give him 800,
iparios carrying the mails II
Il,o,Ah bottoms, when foreign
N, ~ were carrying them for $50,
~ WAS bad Atart for q Demo
onsh administration just once NOR
Ii ~ ~ lnlo the cobfi ience aud sffeC
d.'he American people and in
bnld - before new prtsident-eltC
ioni lake the oath OF flee unde
Al as OF great reform TO the country
hees ngfess should go down on II
1, ~ ~ 70 John Roach ~ prelude I
a a fIlnIertainment.
u bv ug debate enfued, participate
3onsy sssfF. Phelps OF New Jersey
1ew,i, ~ y lssie.ippi, Warner OF Obi,
Nj ~ New Yurk aud others
.|fesssA DAY ne Of Pennsylvania e.
taiio MIS- surpFi.e that the Demi
AZ party should starr out IN th
san,n,I lnhngurate tile Democrat
benz 'oe OF control " this govern
granting subsidies. No ma
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-14
The Fight OTer ihs Illinois senator

sPRIKoFIELD. I'LL FEB, Is In the
senate this morning Whitney piaeed
Gen. Logan In nomIuation for sen
ator. The motion 70 proceed TO bal.
lot WAS defeated, owing 70 the refusal