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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-08
DENTISTRY.
Dr.. ]. 4. MCCI9IIand.
DENTTST,
LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY,
Is now stopping in Palatka. and offers his
professional services till the first of July
Attention given to Children's teeth to insure a
correct denJUre, also diseased teeth treated
and filled without pain. The attention of per
sons in need of artificial teeth, is invited to
ROSE-pEARL, the new and beautiful base for
teeth. ROSe-pCar possesses many advantages
over other materials in use. 1t is of the color
OF the natural gum, hard and very strong, ad-
hitting plates being made much thinner than
Of rubber. The gum is made continuous IN
one piece. free from seam or joints, and the
unnatural prOtrusiOn of the lips, so common
where rubber is used, is entirely Obyiatcd by
the use of ROSe-pearl DR.. MctlcIiand may be
consulted at the residence corner OF Madison
and Front Streets near the Episcopal church,
Palatka
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH. TEXAS TUESDAY, OCTOBER a.

nal friends Of Mr.. Garland aud gentle.
men OF ability and high standing N their
respective localities, They are an Demo.
Gratis. Each has been more or less active
IN politics
Mr. House, appointed TO be Iuited
States attorney for the Eastern district OF
Arkansas, is lawyer thiriy-dpe years OF
acc. lie has been IN the legislature of
Arkansas, and was member OF the last
constitutional convention OF that state.
Mr., Sandles, the United States attor.
ney for the Western district of Arkansas,
Is about thirty years of age and law
yer OF ability. He has never held any
political Office.
Mr.. Fletcher, the new United States
marshal for the Eastern district of Ar
kansas, is an old citizen of the state. He
is about slxty-three years OF age, and has
always been an active pollution. lie
was sheriff of Pulaski county aud at one
time has been candidate for governor oi
the state.
Mr.. Carroll, who secures the marshal
ship of the Western district is about sixty
years OF age and Il prominent and active
party worker. lie has served In III,
legislature and in the state constitutional
convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
rhe nlncl, rlngs nefenleh.

Pans, oct. 2G.--Gcn, dc Cowccy, com
mander OF the French forces in Anam,
telcgr0phS from Hanoi to the war office
that he has defeated the Black Flags in an
engagement.
Great enthusiasm exists here over the
official announcement OF the French sue
cess in Anam Crowds of excited people
throng the boulevard, eagerly dis.
cuSslng the news. \ later dis
patch received from Gen de Courcey
states that the French troops gained the
victory, notwithstanding that the enemy
were Immensely superior in numbers
He inflicted great slaughter on the Black
Flags. The fighting was very severe, and
lasted three days, The enemy fought
stubbornly, but were completely routed
Gen. de Courecy adds that the enemy
numbered 5000 men and consisted OF
Black Flags, Anamites and doscrters from
the Chinese army. Three of the chiefs
were killed during the engagement, and
many prisoners were taken by the French
forces. Gen. Jumont conducted tho
operations against the enemy, which re-
suited in the capture of the strongly for
tilted town of Thanmai, one OF the last
and most formidable centers of resist.
ance held by the Black Flags, The French
lost thirteen men killed and wounded
Gen, Negrier is pursuing pirates between
the Bamboo rapids and the canals in TIN
province of TOnquin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Seryians Cross Into Bulgaria A
Collision Likely TO Occur AT
Any Moment.
The French Achieve Signal Victory oyei
the Black Flags in Anam-A Fight
IN Montenegro.
Latest News From The East.

Via Mackay Bennett Cable to the Gazette.
LONDON, Oct. 2G.-rhe delay in hold
Ing the conference at Constantnoplc
leaves the field of war open TO the hostile
forces without any immediate check, and
the attack of the Seryians on Bulgaria al
ready begun Is likely to precipltatc the
war before it can be stopped Already
within Bulgarian territory, and assuming
all the tactics of an invading army, the
Servians will probably make united at
tack on the Bulgarian forces tomorrow.
The principal point of attack is expected
to be Weddn, in the northwest corner of
Bulgaria. In view OF this fact,
strong attachments OF troops have
been placed at Wcddm 20
receive the Scrvians and all the Room
Elean artillery is massed there. The
! town will he able to withstand n long
siege. The Bulgarian army is stationed
along the frontier between Wcddin and
Sophia, which Is near the southwestern
corner OF Bulgaria, and close TO the front
Ter OF Room Flee. The distance between
the two cities is over one hundred miles
and this is protected as well us passnbl,
by the forces under Prince Alexander,
command. These forces are numerically
much superior to the Scrvian forces, bu
in lighting capacity the Bulgarians ar
inferior to King Milan's army. Sine
the departure of the Russian officers iron
the service of Prince Alexander, by orde
of the ear, the Bulgarian soldiers hay
remained practically unollicered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
Predictions from the Press.

LorDoN, oct. 2G.-The Economist,
commenting upon the unsettled equilib-
rum of the Liberal party, says the Liber-
ais win doubtless win in the coming cleo
tlons, but that their victory will be tenn
porary and provisional, and Will not out
last MIR. Gladstone's political life.
The Radicals, says the Economist, are
mistaken in assuming too confidently
that the future belongs to Mr.. Chamber
lain. Claptrap, like curses, comes home
to roost. Mr., Chamberlain has raised
hopes among the ignorant classes that are
doomed to disappointment when the
awakening comes. Mr.. Chamberlain viii
find 1t more difficult TO induce the people
to trust him a second time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
PITTSBuRG.
A Good showing for the Cotton Crop-Type
or Electricity Did IA New wrinkle

A Good showing for the Cotton Grop--TSpeS
or Electricity Did IA New wrinkle
Special to the Gazette.
PIrrsBuRG, TEX, Oct. 26,--farmers
are busy harvesting the iieecy staple,
and from all information relative to the
turnout of the cotton crop so far, ii Is
rood. and many believe that, notwith-
Standing the disastrous work
of the boil worm and
the severe droutn, there Will
be as much or more cotton gathered this
season than was last. Glnners say that
there is but little if any difference in the
general turnout in ginning. So the cot
ION crop in this section is very good, ana
n great deal better than many believe II
10 he. The season for marketing cotton
is not more than fairly opened yet, al
though the staple has been coming III Tor
some time, and the daily receipts lof the
last week are from seycnty-dNc 10 100
bales,
For the last week or so some OF the
Wild Bfll-likc boys have been popping
4 their pistols through the streets ana ere
} ntinu considerable disturbance Inc
hence officers are doing all they can tC
! hiring the Youngsters to taw and create {
reformation among the night sharp
shooters, but as yet have effected bu
little.
The school at the college Is progressin:
finely and has IN attendance OF % pupils
The large pupils have organized senate
In which they seem to manifest grcn
deal of interest and pride. Instead o
representing the states of the Union the
divide the Lone star state into as man
senatorial districts as are nccessaf
for each to have dlstric
within the state. After DOM
this, without any election, eachl on
chooses from the number of districts th
one they desire to represent. when tbl
has been done they begin business ate
rhc STYLE and regulations of the lnlte
states senate. It Is a new entefpris
, here and. indeed, interesting.
In TuE GAZETTE Of the Esd either til
typos or the telegraph operators mad
= TuE GAZETrE correspondent Of TINS piac
in speaking Of the loss sustained iroiA
nre which occurred at a cotton ear ne'
mis- place saw Sl2, 900 or $4,000 insiea
+ of $50, 900 OF $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
specinl Examiner, Appointed.

The secretary of the interior has made
the following appointments OF special cN-
aminers in the pension Office, under the
civil-service rules:
Eben f. Clark of Maryland,
Francis 4. HenslCy of Missouri
Thomas A. Stockslagcr of Kansas.
John H. Bnthony of Illinois,
George p. Smith of Kansas
T.. ID. Gallon of Virginia.
f. w. Edwards of Illinois
Jacob f. Klugh of Pennsylvania.
Arch McGinnis of Indiana
j. w. Browning of Illinois.
Howard, and $. NJ. McCandleSs of Nir'
ginia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
Tnfiy for Thnnnn

The following is the reply OF the prcsi-
dent to the resignation of MIR. Thoman:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsnINGroS, Oct. 20,
1855.
To Hon. Levy d Thoman, Clvil service Com
missioner.
My DEAR IL have received your
letter rendering your resignation as a
member of the ciyi-service commission,
which is in furtherancc Of an inclination
expressed by you very soou after my in
auguration as president. The resignation
thus rendered is hereby accepted, to take
effect on the first day of November next
| congratulate you upon the fact that in
the Office you relinquish you have been
able, by sincere and earnest work and by
steady devotion to the cause which you
had in charge, to do much in the interest
OF good government and improved politi.
cal methods.
Yours Sincerely,
GROVER CLEVElAND,
President.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
THE STORY OF DAISY BROWNE,
Which win lie Repeated with Realistic III
feet at the OperH-IIouse Tonight.


Daisy Browne is the name OF pretty
Young girl who lived in the solitude OF
the White Mountains. one day an awk-
ward but handsome professor straycd
into the woods hunting for specimens
In wild and tangled glen he met this
quantity interesting maiden something
between lrndne and M'llss and although
automatically opposed to women on
scientific grounds, he felt little mr.
row enter his soul and the
cold man of books lost his
head and then his heart in the somber
forests OF the mountains, The dark
haired Daisy had a very wicked father
VINO wished TO sell her to a wicked old
man for his money. The professor be-
came her teacher and friend, and did all
he could TO save her from the clutches OF
her naughty father About this time her
brother, VINO has not seen her since She
was a little girl, came into the woods
with q party OF Young girls from Boston.
The brother did not recognize
Daisy Browne as his sister, con.
| seqncntly he too fell IN love with the lit
/ Tie wood nymph, and the result was that
! the professor Of trigonometry aud acute
angles felt very melancholy and wanted
to die. lie poured out his grief among
the rocks Of the wilderness, and was
about going to another land when half q
dozen OF the infatuated Boston girls
rushed upon the professor and begged
him not TO lcayu them. They did not
know that he loved Daisy with all his
heart and mind--cyen more than
he loved geometry and the wild mys-
tereia of the indefinite calculus The
girls were on the point of driving him To
distraction when detective appeared
and revealed the real name of the girl Of tho
mountains. This changes everything but
the rocks and the trees, and the brook
that dashed down the mountain Tho
brother OF course cannot marry his oWr
sister. All is now clear for the professor
Daisy Browne nestles contidimgly IN al,
bosom, aud gives him her heart forever
The detective takes the wicked father of
to jail. Bat this is not all
the pretty Boston girls ais
( dnd lovers and there Is Joy al
around These are tue dry outlines OF
picturesque romance winch VIII be enact
/ cd at the opera house. Daisy Browne
, who is so happy, the handsome professor
! aud all the pretty girls, with their ney
1 dresses, win repeat the delightful cNper
fences OF their summer adventures in tn
White mountains. 10 make their effort
more impressive, u brook OF real watc
llas been secured and an experienced ma
engaged 70 make II leap and sparkle dow
i the mountain side Just rs u did whe
Daisy and the professor did tleir court
! ing on the messy banks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
The Injunction Continued.

siNNATI. Ohio, Oct. 2G.-Judgc
.altcr's courtroom was crowded to
host capacity this morning by the
Tvs, candidates and citizens inter-
IA the result of the legal proceed
.iore him in connection with the
f. of certificates of election to four
|ates for senator from Hamilton
The matter had been argued
omitted TO him ON demurrer, and
Dtion to dissolve, restraining the
heretofore issued by him in favor OF
ar Republican candidates on their
M. He rendered his decision at
Ierable length, holding that the
IFS were entitled to an order to stay
nd of the clerk until the merits OF
Sc could be determined in another
The Injunction was therefore con
in force and the mandamus cas-,
ling the same points was taken up
circuit court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

LoNpuN, Oct 2G.--The trial OF Mr.,
Stend, editor OF the Pail Mall Gazette,
and the other prisoners In the Armstrong
abduction case, was resumed to-day at
the Central criminal court. Mrs. Brough-
ton, the ueighbor OF Mrs Armstrong,
who introduced the latter to MIS-. Jar
rctt, was examined for the prosecution.
She repeatedly conuadiGted herself aud
denied that Mrs. Armstrong had asked
her about the character of Mrs. Jarrett,
or that Mrs. Jarrett had asked whether
the girl was pure as was asserted by Mrs,
Armstrong IN her testimony
1t is now believed that the trial vii
come TO an early conclusion by the de
PENDANTS accepting a verdict OF guilty
on technical grounds,
FyENiSG-The defendants deny tina
they viii plead guilty on any prctcnse,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

OF Daird's MINSTREL, Who play here
Friday night, the Galveston News says
Bnird's Ministries concluded their en-
gagoment last night, and leave for lIous-
ton at a!30 this morning. Their engage
ment here was quite successful, and they
leave behind favorable impression.
Their band Is particularly good. The
News can promise the up.country folks
they win have 4 chance to hear some One
music and see pleasing entertainment.
The company will be welcomed back TO
Galveston by the lovers Of mnstrelsy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
SAYS THERE WAS A FIRE.


Con Hines, arrested on the charge of
giving a false alarm OF fire, was seen by a
GAZETTE reporter yesterday, and says II
is mistake to call the alarm he gave a
false alarm. When the time comes,
which will be Thursday morning, he says
he can show By forty people that fire
was in progress, or had been, q minute
before hc gave the alarm. A
number of witnesses have been
subppncad to appear before the recorder
and testify In the case, when some rich
developments may be expected WIN.
Wine. who was said 10 be implicated ia
the case, says hewas In bed at the time
the racket was raised, and was reused by
Con Hines. A judicial tribunal viii
doubtless show Lhe lncts In The case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

Pans, oct. &c Dispatches from PERI
gueux, the capital Of the department of
Dordogne, state that frightful accident
occurred AT the Chanclide quarries near
that town. While large body of work
men were engaged Ia taking OUT stone,
the quarrics suddenly fell In, destroying
the village situated on the ground above
the stone pits and killing large number
Of persons. Many people were buried in
the ruins, and it is doubtful if any can be
rescued in time to save their lives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
nnnIlnn,. Arnlon snIye.

The best salyc IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhounl, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, cbilblalns,
corns aud all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required, IL
Is guatautecd 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by II. w. Williams 4 Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
4. stert's Gun store.
Telephone pa for ocksmlthlng
10 tho Public.

The Fort Worth Board Of Underwriters,
composed Of the undersigned ugeuclcs,
at a meeting held. october 81 1855, unan-
imously resolved hat al policies Of
INSURANCE issued gu or alter November /,
$50, should 81 for cash only
LuIlnIouN & MARTIN,
swA,Nr Bros. CmSr,
zANe Crrn,
FosDlcg & FruaAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
WASHINGTON.

Attacl, the Bland silver Dollars.
to the Gazette.
sHNGToN, oct. 2G.--Treasurer Jor
going to make very savage att, OK
tie bland silver dollars IN his
| report. He has about half q
clerks hard Mt work collecting mat
the report, and he is himself al
might and day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

MADRID, Oct. 2G-Senor /ubi Iamctn,
an officer in the war office, and Scnor Gil,
chief editor OF military paper, haze
been arrested on charge OF plotting
with Ioulla against the government.
They will be tried by court-maltial. The
affair has caused sensation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
prter smLrh Company.

of great Importance to the company Is to
be transacted, therefore every member Is
urged to be present, The meeting win
be at Central hall, at 1;A0 p, m, sharp,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
wn, nnrmnh wnnts 10 Arbltrnte.

PARIS, oct 2G.-Voltaire (newspapcr)
publishes IN interview with the Burmese
delegate In which the latter says that
finding NJ. DcFrcycinet, the French
foreign minister, wond refuse assistance
to Burmah in the event of a war between
Burmah and Great Britain, he advised
King Theebaw 10 submit TO the demand OF
Euulnu1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
soma rront I'D the sirker..

PrrrsBCRG, Pa, oct. 2G.-The coal
miners IN the fourth pool III which worl;
was resumed last week suspended opera
tions again to-day, the strikers having
persuaded the non-unionists 70 come out
for their price The strike u solid once
more, and thc strikers now claim that
victory Il certain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
Indian Agnntsione sncd

The second comptroller of the treasury
is making thorough investigation OF the
accounts of Indian agents, which are re-
ported to be in very bad condition. He
has already referred about dozen cases
to the solicitor of the treasury, for suit
to recover balance OF funds due the gov
eminent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
COTTON AND WOOL DRESS GOODS

% Is French plaids new styles. - io ipc,
81 Is y inch satin Rorber late novelty. sSc.
- Is "a inch flannel suiungs, new shades,
all wool, - to 3Ac
50 Is - pieces body cashmere, 30 inches, IN
all the most stylish shades at sic..
these are q great bargain,
10 Is French cashmere street and evening
shades, 10 inches, I5c TO Si,0O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
nuigaria WIN Keep The Ponce.

CoNsTANrtNoPLE, oct. 28.-Ilerr Won
Radwitz, the German ambassador, has iu-
formed the porte that Prince Alexander
has guaranteed that Bulgaria shall not
disturb the present order OF things. The
prince has ordered his troops to avoid
provoking a conflict ON any quarter, bat
does not hold himself answcmblc for his
neigbbOrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
Transfers ana Appolntmenl..

The secretary of the treasury has APP
pointed Richard NJ. johnson of Indiana to
be chief of a division in the sixth auditors
office, vice Mr.. Dickerson, transferred to
the Office of the comptroller of the cur
rcncy.
The commissioner of internal revenue
to-day appointed Godfrey Jaeger OF FL
more, o., to be an internal revenue agent,
vice John W. Phelps, resigned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

The court of claims reasscmbled this
morning and resumed the consideration
of the case of the Choctaw Nation against
the United States, Il suit involving large
tracts OF land in the Indian Territory 1t
is expected that the arguments in this
case will occupy three days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
rhnsc NnnEllN NIrnera.

The wire.cuttcr IL seems Is not entirely
cNtcrmlnated The fence Of Mr.. II. G.
stephens, near Benbrook, was cut Sntur-
day night to the extent OF q quarter ot
mllc. No arrests have been made, but
the mischief resulted, IL Is thought, from
a personal difficulty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

Of the Baptist church, died last night at 3
O'Clock. The funeral win take place TO-
day at . p. M. from tho family residence,
AT liz Harding street Mr.. Sizemore was
well known In this community as al NJ
right citizen and Christian gentleman
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
TAYLOR 4 BARR.

burned the arm with nitrate of silver.
No dangerous results are anticipated,
but the physicians have issued an order
that their patient must not be disturbed
for a few days Sir William Jenner
and Sir Willipm Whitney Gull, well-known
witnessed the operation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
N oHice-HoIders, Following
,,.Iaad,s Example, Send in
Their Contributions
Connecticut Woman Found the
oahouts OF Her Deserving
Yankee Husband.
.,,ry nIanning's Leaving the
ciyn.scrsice Thomnns'
ueagnntion Accepted


| the Gazette.
I'm holders are following the eX-
before them by President
Ls' and Secretaries Manning and
~ od are sending in their contri-
AN me campaign fund. Collector
" a M, forward this morning
down his checks. The
!" which il was drawn for
~ public. Secretary Whit
NO. visit TO the Democratic head
/ in.Aay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

Tot 40 Is assOrled cOlored hr0cadOs az B. y loo
" 80 " plaid sultings ;, 10 aud lslc
81 colored plain wool fllcd al
paQas. medium and heavy weights 10 To l5c
- Is assorted Culored wool nlied hrocades.
medium and heavy weights 10, 10 and 9ac
SO Is India plaid cashmcres ~ "a 2Sc.
~ Il ArmuTc cloths, new shades, - to 25c
" Is Is combination suitings, plaid and liz
ured, ~ to lOc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
\ successor to Manning.

,.,crox. Oct. 2G.--The gossip
,,a ' nrobalility Of Secretary Man
~ ,i,ng The cabinet has been start
There twas rumor circulated
moon. which is given for what 1t
\, NAT Treasurer Jordan is to be-
sissnt secretary to serve until
uanning's retirement in the
~, when he is to be made secre-
A MASSACHUSETTS, man, it is said,
',nade treasurer in the event of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

Between the goth an1 Both We VIII have
In pens at this place about 500 head 81
Western three and four-year-old beeyesj
which will be offered for sale. Parties
wishing 20 buy must be on hand, as they
win be shipped out Immediately Il MOI
sold. MoNrGoMtRp & io'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
A Good way out.

It is reported that Secretary Whitney has
found the present status of the Paymaster- Gen
crai Smith court martial II very embarrassing
matter and a solution Is about to be reached
which viii afford relief to both the secretary
and the officers Interested and Mr.; smith Is
about to tender his resignation as chie1 OF inc
stated without any suspension OF his naval
rank
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

Commodore j. &. Walker has been re-
commissioned as chief of the bureau of
navigation, and Commodore Montgomery
Secard as chief of the bureau OF ordinance
in the navy department.