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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
Fatal Boiier.Explosf


LANCASTER. PA, Decor A
The boiler Of a threshing-mi is
barn near New Providen ne
county. exploded this mort an
two young men, named he
Hildebrand and Inward ed.
barn was set on fire andIeed
The men were engaged 10 rand
when the boiler exploded. ant
was hurled thirty feet, AMI
" killed, as was also Z The
Edwards was seriously h lis
barn, which was consui, cat.
contents. contained fife orses.
tie, eight steers, two mul 500
seven colts. three cows, wheat.
bushels of corn. 500 bu
and a large amount OF J
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Reluctant

iiy cable 10 the Dispatch
LONDON, December 800 dispatch
from Madrid to the CAyonickays that
The Spanish Government is rlctant to
grant England's request to e allowed
to establish a cOaling sts Jon in the
Caroline Islands.
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Dreamed while skating.

by Telegraph 20 tIe Dbpesou'I
SPIRIT LAKE. Iowa, December ~.
Matthew and Walter Evans, brothers,
sced thirty and twenty years, were
drowned yesterday while skating on the
lake near this town. The warm wea-
Their caused soitening of the ice. One
body waS recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
Death OF a. Ex-senator.

NASHVILLE, TENN, December -.
Ext nited-States Senator James Z.
Bailey died at his home in GAINESVILLE
this morning, after protracted illness,
in his sixty-third year. lie represented
his State in the Senate from 1877 to
1871
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nAHrHE sNrELLI6ENCk.
pnRr nL RICHMONp. pEcEnBsR a9. ! 81.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DEChHbEk1 80 1850
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, CLIFFORD, Norfolk. United
states mail, merchandise, and passenger.
l.. u. Tatum, agent, -, - n..,-
schooner Rebeeca y. Smith. Grace. Phila-
a.Iphla coal, b. +. LathTop.
schooner CAY Thomas Shoe, fnhA-
a. phls. coal y Il. Hawes
srhootsr II. n. Ingrshsm. Mullen, Rock.
ard. iitne, Robert v endenberg.
SAILED.
ste.merold dominion, Smith, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Alien 4
Co.. agents. ,,, psu--s
steamer Ashland, Tunnill, Phlladeipnh,
nerchsndise and passengers, J. W. MeSaf-
rick, agent.
CLEARED.
Bark soss (sw.). Petersen. Santos nou'
snd meIrhs ndise.
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schooner Wrecked-Unfertus
tain.
lBy Telegraph to the Dispai

tBy telegraph TO the Dispato
GLOUCESTER, MASS, Deco
News was received in this Gift
night Of the loss Of the schoof
patra. Captain George W. Pend
this port. The dispatch -
Philadelphia and stated thse
tain and crew had been take
vessel near Georges bank and
Philadelphia on a steamshl|
schooner was hove down, ID
sails, booms, and gaffs. Ihs'
named Hanson, Hodge, and N
were drowned. A man named
was killed and five others wers
in the recent gale. She wsssr
sci. valued at 100000, and o.
ID. c. and ii. Babson, and WAS
in the Gloucester Mutual fishi
rance Company. Captain Pend
September ), 1885, comznsn
schooner Alice VI. Williams, v
wrecked at Iceland, whers
travelled thirty-six miles ov
tains of ice. suffering untold
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The Fisk Jubilee
by telegraph to u

by telegraph 10 IN o. A
CINCINNATI, Deis ring IN
special from Ere mont : = mem.
the statement receatly Jrh;lee-
her Of the Fisk Uni had bcen
Singers ,colored), tn. At Ere.
subjected to gross b., Uaves.
mont, the home of e, rIv false
says the statement o. cavo =
When the Fisk Jub - 400
concert there two i 10 nr;va5c
the troupe were ent c,ye of nv
houses. several beir ~ U,vo:
the family Of G: Tho botal.
This was done not h., s;m.
refused them accom- ,n;s.;o,ar,
~! ~ s"'e eA ~. ed the troupe
ON that occasion,
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headed for Louisians. He was
along one Of the lonely highwA.
border the State, when suddef
men appeared in the road and
the boy to stop and hand over u
ofthe pouches. The robbers rite
tered letters and destroyed VI
else Of value there was in the n
The mail contained somethi1
sIOO. The mail-rider retuf]
Magnolia and reported the loss,
lice started in pursuit.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
xr. yovK sn1cx nARAjgT.

Srx YORK. December Ia ss.e, .',' y
dsclippt ia ~ e sfock .nisSket bAH NJ. - s,,,,a
eovefrd 10 day and SOMETHING ntnts, ~
40, MICE ibls morning sheNsu ~,
10 and with oniy small riaeH. -.
y,nrhet has been strong ana Si"N y -.
"sne,ng tnronehout ibe day Tue 's 49,
-atn for 80 - tite active si00 ~, s Ih -.
nc 10 over T. tric securities VIZ -
s,1cu0tls An tre Days dealiugs nplh -,,t,.
s,rds activity aud thr aaVsh,.s -,
ttsbsd common stock closing win go. al
nfls New work rentish ~ ra.t -
Missouri Fseiar ATE also up eisn IAN.
n5aipder nffbe active list, WIN lev 80 -
iio,,s- i 10 I, Western Union cor,
besvv and shows 81 gain oiOniF = Hna ~. ~ I
vas an eqiial adyat CO Iva Union 49,.
Texps Tactrc and oregon ifapso"hi "a; ,t.ssh
The exceptional gains are - 80
CON anon. 2 B. IA Lake kric ana W ss'' - -
cf. ~ heed,ng. There was active So r.'
ia lyle ~. Paul and Lake Shntf. 49,
,ax. was All 81 "A favorable cAffhStr, -
Irrrps,,d earning an the four r'atT ~. a..
fhirti week n december oeinS 9hlpn'.-
TENS circulated. II Vas currently tciV,.
tlof two Of the esding bear opett, O.s -,
cfverpd their shorts rnd that 'aw
st,o,snss"The Great Bear inirnh ~ y
keep ont u the market ior s)n- -. -.
.o,rie. To market ciOsed tran. ioia' s''eN
Bat COO shares.
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,.<es 0i TrIchIuosIs

lBytel ~ ,Ne ~ ~ . .
CHTCAGfeunoeI - A.
supposed losls na,e ',nrb nrt5is
yeloped in metz, d SUI. ! u Tho
nsrsons 81 by the strange malady
20 NJ erfield and his wife. \
lew dsy, they partook of some
,o,l II said to have been insult
GENTLY woAeu' Do'n 80 al
mero oo,d to take TO their beds.
NJ Wasld's attack is the more
lions at one time it was thought
yonld tally. but a slight improve
m9nt hen noticed by the attending
ply sici MIS- " eS'eiAe'u - 0' -
be abol
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WV YORK COTTON YuruK RIA.

yKw YoRx. December 2s.-Cotton- Ne.
receipts, l.2i& bales; gross receipts 'V'sve
zoo bales: January. -. eas9.i7; feofusry
ss.2rsss.26; March, es.s7ass.ss' April
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AConsraef'ppea'rss' ,

,a $500. -. RAH ia ~ a.
tnS .e.ssA december %
- ~ y 70 "a Newton tIll.)
'oSepn - I a peared, leaving
ooh'i 49, nA hold nothing bat
his forged pape, ia ~ ra;lro,d.
engaged in buyi' s'.., ;,sood Uo
ties to the p. J - az 1S-,,...;-
also bought co ~ "a, go.
-, ras IDLE large sums Of
s .O' populations proved
'"on' -" found himself in a
"P' Ce.'",s.,tion. lie has beer
using the mar oo'n n,s 80 .a'-' I, !,
uncle to seen nes VI t ~. IA
thought the oi HIS '0'
reach 5000
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PORT OF sBwroKf's N1ws. DEC. asrH.
(By tslegrsph.l
ARRIVED,

a., Nsm Yorx eoaled and proceeded.
stsanship Raleigh, Litt.ereld. kinesson.
Jsmsies, for New York; eoaled and pro-
eeetsd. y..ou,.
aud sailed for New YORK:
yorS Nssgie Andrews. fresmAn. frovt-
ssnr.. o. q schmidt bacon. Charleston |:
rora Allison. -, New YORK; Charles II.
Isle niine. Curtis. New fork. stH
SAILED.
sehooners Alder, W, smlth, Beery. provt-
drpe... Ellen Tobin. haw klus. New YORK
W. S..h Gone Tnamas, Otis. baltimore.
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40 40 May. ssssrso.sa; ions s'' = ;,e' ss.
-, -. ,i,s sssss -. cc,o.ss se45ss.s'.
sonroLK rFASrr s+Hhs'.
yorresK. I'ccem''sr 20 -.p',s,,T ,s,.ss.
f.rss. SO sci"S bss" ~, n
Nsfy.s dull. aud recssv's tshs'
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WILMINGTON, n. O., peceInuei
r.ntine auiet at 35c. Resin quiet
Ip,rstnsd soc. good, e5c. Tar nrm at 81
crude turpentine steady; hard. u; yel
low.dip and virgin. el.oo.
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RECEIPT.
Az Roanoke warehouse. bales.
Market Better feeling.
OUOTATIONs.
STRICT 20 Coon MIDDLISG.-e. 90.
AlIuuiiSG.-ec.
STRICT Low MIDDLING.-etc.
Low MIDDLING.-e3sc,
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re Al btsufIs \
lslicis very g
FIOU X.
cotton REPORT

We quote: Fms ssIos'5 s9p'i a. az
80, na,ert family. country. s5.a"esN -
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LATE HEATHER REPORT

WAsulxGroX. December 3o-l l.
N-For the Mddle atlantic 'Sfa'es,
gliqhIg ,rormr. far FEATHER, .toHored
Ly local runs on ThUrsdoy. 'cHdS
shin,uq to sootieriy. lolccr barom>'sr'
For the South Atlantic states, fa"
,ceatLsr. toUowed By local rams ~ fAe
eyfrcme rest.ru portions. signify 'rdr~-
,r. ,r,nds generally sbVt'"y 70 smut"
and ,rssf. loi-er barometer.
For Riclmoaj ant r'cin,tg, rar~e''
t0u heather.
The Weather IN Richmond feS'erday
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BALTIMORE

BArrluoyv december 20 viz inu'
corsols. 81. past. due coupons 81 n"~ -
t0.s s.. uee IS COS. Sort" tafo""' =
Ola. us. Bii to-day.
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Y
RICHMOND. December -, 1881
OFFERINGS.
NgVAT--5Sd bushels.
cons. -344 bushels.
lAT~.-s74 OUtneis,
KlF-l32 bushes.
IRA~.-72 bushels.
sALUs RTpoRrED TO sECRErAAY.
WHEAT.-N bite. 81 nushe.H cog. 'n I.., N
- NtNcd 500 bushels very gpoi on pr 70
Trp~-Whlte A. bushels very goo AZ a..
K,t-ls bushels very good on pslNH'e
= |.
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MIR. TUCKER

But Mr.. Tucker is conceded to be the
foremost among the tariff reioImers,
excepting Carlisle. and the only Demo-
craft capable Of meeting the Eepub-
ican champions il debate on tariff
revision. The Speaaer has been urged
to take him from the craftsmanship of
Judiciary and appo.nthim either first or
second on WAYS aud Means. 1t is
doubtful whether Mr.. Tucker would
willingly maze the exchange for the sec
ord place bat be woIld no doubt
agree to talc the craftsmanship Of Ways
and Means ID Morrison should yoldn-
tarily waive his claim TO that honor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
men,x nnIns IN Lonl.lnnn.

NEW ORLEANS, IA, Sept. 20,-lt has
been raining here almost necessarily
since Friday. The rainfall to-day from .
O'Clock a, m, too O'Clock tonight, as re-
ported by the signal service observer,
was / 65.l00 inches About noon the
rainfall was very heavy. Many streets
aud sidewalks were overlooked, and the
West End and Claiborne street is strll
under water. AZ this hour, | / p. NJ, rain
Is falling in torrents, TelegraphS from the
laaoo, Ouichita, Red and Mississippi
river valleys report excessive raius aud
much damage 70 the cotton crop, the wet
weather ntardhig maturity and prevent
Ing picking, The rice crop throughout
Louisiana has been moro or less dam
aged by rain, which retarls harvesting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS MONDAY SEPTEMBER y

has closed A contract with G. II. wilkins
for $3.50 TO build line from Denison to
Sherman. and the work will be pushed TO
completion nj the earliest possible mo-
mcnt This will make talk both
easy and cheap between the
Grayson county cities and contribute TO
the convenience OF both.
The cotton trade OF Sherman has been
remarkably light so far, and our buyers
are wondering at the cause. It's solution
Il found i'm the fact that the farmers are
not satisfied TO sell at ruling rates and
arc leaving their cotton at the
country gins till the market
improves in price. We arc informed that
hundreds Of bales arc now In the gin
yards all over the county, and the Farm
ers' alliance has control of most OF It.
Ike NJ. Standifer and bride came over
70 the city last evening and are guests OF
Mr.. C.. B. WandelohT and family.
Mr. Paul NAPLES and wife OF Gaines
Vile are visiting the city.
( This being the Day of Atonement
among the children OF Israel, all their
business houses are closed.
/ VIII II. Kelly, formerly deputy sheriff
of this county, returned this week from Il
prospecting tour in the Sierra Nevada
mountains. He reports several exciting
little episodes among the grizzlies, and
says the boys took turns with the savage
beasts in hunting aud being hunted. Mr..
/ Kelly says Texas Is about good enough
country for him, and If Sherman people
are willing he proposes to stay here.
There are more immigrants coming to
/ this city within the past month than we
have had for several years past, and many
of them are investing in homes in the
country hereabouts.
f. NJ. Moore has sold his business house
on the South side to II. r., Smith, Esq,
and his residence on the corner of King
and Walnut streets to Mr.. Philips of the
sherman mills.
Maj. r. NJ. Grubbs, business manager
of the large hardware house OF T.. Il. Da-
Wis, returned yesterday from a two
months visit TO his daughter in mdianap-
oils. He says his daughter, the pretty
and talented Miss Maudc Stewart, has re-
covered her health entirely and has a
profitable engagement with one of the
best theatrical companies in the East
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
PRIEST INTENTIONALLY INCLINED
a Young Jersey Mis- and Priest Missing

A Young Jersey Miss and "a Priest Missing.
JERSEY CITY, N. D., Sept. 20.-Much
comment has been occasioncd by u coin
cidcnce in the departure of the Rev.
Father Butler of st. Bridget's church,
and Miss Mary Ellen Brady, young lady
of afllucncc. Father Butler had been u
steady caller Of Miss Brady's, who is II
member of another church lie was re-
Gently transferred to Mornstown, for
which place he started to-day, but has
not yet arrived there. Miss Brady left
her home about the same hour of the
priests departure, ostcnsibly to visit
friends in Brooklyn. She has not yet
reached there Her friends make no
secret of their conviction that she and the
priest have abandoned the church to be-
come man and wife
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
A rnrcoNcnlyrEp AGREEMENT.

LoNpoN, Sept, 20,-prnce Alexander
OF Bulgaria has confirmed NJ. Strausky
as provisional governor of Room-Elcc.
The Bulgarian chamber of deputies will be
convokod on Tuesday next. The army OF
Bulgaria is being modified and when
united with the Room-Elecan militia viii,
1t Is estimated, form an effective force of
10000 mon, Russian officers
command the bulk OF the Room.
Elecuu militia. Bands of Bulgarlans
under the command of Russian
officers are entering Room Flee. Advice,
from Berlin and Vienna favor the opinion
that peace will be maintained ON Tn,
ground that the revolution was concerted
In ST. Petersburg with the assent o
Austria under an agreement made a
the prcmier's interview, according to the
terms Of which Austria is at liberty tC
annex Bosnia and Herzegovina. II tn,
porte should threaten to adopt vlolen
measures Russia, Il Is believed, viii IN
toryene IN favor of Room-Elcc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMING MILLS BURNED.

Special to the Gazette
TENARNNNA, ARR, Sept, 20,-At half
past one this morning the planning mill
OF II, j. Allen 4 Bros was destroyed by
nrc, the work of an incendlary, The
guilty party Is supposed to be a woman
who was put out of a tenement house
of the firm Tor delinquent rent ON
saturday last, and who at the time
threatened to burn The mills for revenge.
The total loss is $1,000, with no inSur-
ance The policies expired on the Sd
inst This mill was destroyed about q
year ago but was rebuilt, aud there Il
running again, as the firm is one o
the most solid, financially, in this part o
the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
GALVESTON.
The Cycionlc storm Abntlng-None of the
Orient's Crew Found.

The Cycionlc storm Abntlng-None of the
Orients Crew Found.
GALyEsToS, Ten, Sept. 20.-The back
bone of the cyclonlc disturbance is break
Ing tonight. The wind, though still
coming from the same quarter, the north
cast, Is much moderated, and the rain
has apparently permanently stopped. The
total rainfall for the month is % $500
inches, or nearly half of the annual rain
fall for this section.
None Of the bodies of the wrecked
barge Orient have been authenticity re-
ported a, coming ashore. The SUPPOSE
tlon is that they have struck a westerly
current and been carried out to sea. a
rumor Is current that Capt. Griswold'S
body was found thirty miles down the
island near san Luis pass, but there are
no means of confirming the rumor to.
might as neither telegraph nor telephone
wires extend down the island.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
WOLVERINE WARFARE.
4 Family of Murderors and Thieves foi
Years Defy the Law.

\ Family of Murderors and Thieves for
Years Defy the Law.
IONA, MICH, Sept. 20.-Abner Aldrich,
man of forty-fvc years of age, with his
wife and two children, lives on farm
about eight miles north of this city, and
one mile east OF Collins station, on the
Detroit, Lansing K Northern railway.
The family have been for years the terror
of the neighborhood where they reside.
Aldrich has been arrested for assault and
threats against life, time out Of number,
and never without cause. Some time
since Il iudgmcntwaS obtained against him
in Justices court at Port
land, But no officer there would
attempt the collection, so 1t was brought
Fto this city and given to Constable Perry
Chapman, with n warning to take help
| with him and look out for himself He
took with him George Bradley and W. A.
Ansley OF this city and went out there
/ yesterday afternoon. He found Aldrich
and his twcnty-year-old son loading wheat
into some bags, Chapman stepped out
10 the wagon where Aldrich was and
said he was an officer and had an eXecu-
uon Aldrich caught up an ak lying in
the wagon aud raised It to strike, when
Chapman covered him with his revolver
and compelled him to leave the wagon,
and still covering him told the men to
seize him, but before they could do so
the young man had rot rife and opened
fire on Chapman, and the woman was
coming with an AK. Young Adrich fired
at Chapman but missed him, and he
turned aud shot al young Aldrlch, who
receiving repeating Spencer Carbine,
opened tire from the house. Bradley fell
at the third shot, but was helped away hv
AinSlcy. Chapman was unininred, but
finding himself alone he retrcated.
. AtnSley was but slightly injured, but Brad
ley is in q prccallous condition. His
right arm was amputated late in the
afternoon and he is doing as well as
could be expected. Warrants were is.
sued for the Aldrichcs, the two men and
the woman, and the sheriff and four OH.
GERS went out to serve them. After hold.
: ing the officers OFF four hours with rifles
they finally yielded and at midnight were
lodged In Jail. They still kept their guns
ana more trouble was expected. Tie
houses where the AldrchcS Ike is
boarded up and the walls pierced for
rlhe shooting ON the plan of frontier
Tort and is nearly AS strong. The family
are armed with repeating rifles and they
nave Tor years kept off officers on the
plan of yesterday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
MURDERED IN THE DARK.

Fatni AHrny at Christening In nm Ohio
saloon.
ClNcINNArI, ONO, Sept. 2l.-Therc
was christening IN a Corryvillc saloon
to.hight, the participants In which grew
boisterous. Shortly after midnight an old
lady named Mrs. Mccormick, living above
thc.saloou came down to quiet the crowd.
She was attacked by the roughs and her
collar bone broken.
A young man named Pat Williams, who
ntcrfcred in her behalf, was thrown out
and badly hurt.
The proprictorof the saloon then turned
out the gas. When II was relit Herman
Rcimer, a young man, was found dead on
the floor, his skull having been crushed
with piece OF lead pipe. 1t is not known
who committed the murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
PICKING A TURKEY.
Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria VIII
Send an Army 10 Room-Elee
to DEFY the Turks.
10 issues n Proclamation frooinimiDg
His Sovereignty Turkey Appeals
% the Powers.
pRfNcg ALExANDEn's rBoCLAMA.
IION.


PnlrirpoPofIs, Sept. 2O.--Prince Alex
andcr has issued proclamation au-
nouncing that in accordance with the
wishes Of the entire populacc he assumes
sovereignty over the two provinces Of
North and South Bulgaria. Measures
viii be taken TO preserve peace and all
who oppose the new government VIII be
severely punished The prince expresses
the hope that the people viii defend the
union at any sacrifice. The proclama-
ton which was received here by telegraph
was read publicly amid the greatest en-
tlusiasm. Prince Alexander Is expected
here hourly. Perfect order prevails. The
popuacc are armed with lanccs. The de-
posed Gov. Gabriel pach1 is under
guard. He Is well treated IN accordance
with his rank The Turkish aud Greek
portion of The Inhabitants have thanked
the government here for having taken the
measures for their defense aud have
offered their services In resisting Turkish
Invasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
WITHOUT A LEADER.
The Republicans of New York Gathering
In Convention.

The Republicans of New York Gathering
in Convention.
SARATOGA, n. y, Sept. 20.-Delcgatcs
to the state Republican convention are ar
rIung very slowly Tonight there are
not more than 800 of them in town. No
caucus viii be held before tomorrow
night whcnit is expected all the delegates
viii be on the guard.p II is said by the
delegates now here that never before in
the history of New York politics have the
Republicans been so slow In maturing
their plans; that there Is absolutely no
ground at the time upon which
to, form an opinion as TO who will be
nominated. Among those known to he
candidates are; James ID, Warren of
Bufnlo, late chairman of the state com
mittce; Joseph w, DreNel, late of
DrcXcl, Morgan 4 Co.; Judge
Noah Davis, Ira Davenport,
William II, Seward, Hon. Levi
i. Morton and Secretary OF State Joseph
II. Carr. There are several others who
VIII not possibly receive more than com.
plimcutay votes. The workers OF
the party do not hesitate to say
that there is not yet amy
programme, and that the prohabilitie,
are there will be none until the delegates
have arrived and conferences have been
held, The upper county delegates mp
pear to he relying on the New York del
cgation to present u name upon which
they can harmonic, and the city delegate
say the nominee must he New York cit
man. 1t Is believed that the result vii
be the selection OF u candidate from tina
city, although there are many here VIII
1 think lavoably OF Seward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
rnr CHOLERA nrcnnn.

MADRID, sept, 20 Throughout Spain
yesterday there were 9ss new cases OF
cholera reported, and aS7 deaths from
the disease,
ROME, Sept, s0,The cholera reports
from Palermo, Sicily, Tor the past twyuty-
four hours show 2SS eases and II deaths,
KING llumbort hopes TO visit Palermo
shortly.
MADRID, Sept, 20.-Thcro wero Sll new
eases and SlG deaths from cholera Ia
Spain during the last twcnty-iour hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
nrrYINn THE SULTAN.

LONDON, sept 2O.--It Is stated that
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria has been
assured Of the support OF Russia, Ger
many aud Austria. lie win send an army
To- Room-Elcc and will defy the Turks
The sultan of Turkey has appealed to the
powers to enforce the treaty OF Berlin.
10 is not believed that Lord Salisbury will
Interfere. The Liberals applaud the ac-
ton of the Room-lilceans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
rIIr pNAInIrs ArRr.

DICKINSON, u. r., sept 90.--pmirie
tIres have been raging all day, Miles OF
country are burned over, and numerous
losses In grain, hay IN stacks, and several
buildings are reported. II Is impossible
to estimate the damage, but It will
amount to several thousand dollars. The
fires are supposed TO have been started
south OF here by Indians.