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Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-06
The Late Deputy Sheriff Whipple. Ex-Dsnutv Sheriff Hanrv Whinnla q

Ex-Deputy Sheriff Henry Whipple of Birmingham, who served under ex-Sherif Byxbee, did Sunday at his home in that place after long illness. He was 66 years old. The deceased was member of New Haven commandery, which he joined in 1S60 He was selectman of the town in 1928, Mayor of the borough for several years of and on, and has had at times num- erous other minor offices. He was mem Der of New Haven commandery, K. T., No. 2; Odd Fellows; past master King Hiram lodge No. 12, F. and A. M; past high priest of Solomon chapter No. 3, R. A. M; charter member and first master of Union council
 R. and S. M, all of Birmingham. The fun eral will take place tomorrow afternoon.
 Gone To The Happy Hunting Grounds.
 Yesterday while the well known hunter, David Cowell, was looking after a shot or two in the neighborhood of Cheshire, he had the misfortune to have his dog "Dick"- kill ed. While "Dick" was intently watching his master 8 rapid train picked him up in an instant and carried him out of sight. He was found dead about 8 quarter of 8 mile away without spot or anything to indicate that he had met with SO sad a fate. 'Dick, :" though dog, seemed almost human, and by his marked intelligence, kind disposition and handsome looks, had won the friendship of hosts of people that daily visit the restaur- ant of the popular hunter. "Dick" leaves larger number of mourners than most dogs
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-06
MERIDEN.

The present Republican town officials were reelected yesterday by nearly five hundred majority and ex-County Commissioner Linus Birdsey was defeated for Democratic registrar by bolt of sh-American Democrats led by James H. Carlin, who was elected in Birdsey's place. The town gave @ large ma iority for license and also voted against consolidation of the school district.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-06
THE TOWN ELECTION.

The Result i'm Many Towns i'm This Section of the State-The Selectlnen And Other Town officers Chosen The Vote on License.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-06
Special Dnifces.

w. F. FRENCH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Elcap dlmcmucs. replying 10
The chargcs recently made
that The RuOn-fieau rising had
been arranged ~ tbe recent meeting ot
the cmpcrors says that the recent roei.
INK y fancis Joscph aud lhe cgar ~
ElSinOre WAS IN consequences cf q pre-
yions meeting Of The imperial hiGhncs sgs
at SSCrneprc, and was only ana
act OF ccurtesy Tor Tie
purpose oi rcpewlug ihe pcrOael ifiond-
ship which iWs long hccn existing hy-
tween the TWO emprrors, There N9l1 ny
Quesilou dlscg55cd NJ either of tht iui-
periai meetings which had aux hearlne rn
the anueNailon oi nosuia hy tustra, az Of
ths uNiil0g 81 Onigatla aud Be0ptiilpC
\ movement Ia favor OF uNiQu ~ The
two latter states was Tors some
Time known 90 exist. but IL NSi,S ihNMgNt
that the discomfort prevailing IN R0niu-
klQc Was NOS al q serious Hanlfe, AND
cnuscQnpntly the authpsdN ~ tbt Clh.
spiracy surprised an She fuMppqn cAh-
nets, am nos aNar' that any
power Intends iOrcihly Ia MicWtnc
In Che Room. biecan question nor
have J any information which wVuli icAd
me Go hclicye such 10 be the east, but
do know an The powers Do desire a. ttr.
hold thc treaty Of Berlin aud naintan
s;aa quo W Hoom-Elce, No enr pre-.
vents Turkey IRON announciaa hor sights
IN RqourRlcc enc conference 81 tho
ambassadors at C0nstanthiupie on
the Room-E can question. To-
bc held ON Monday q con,
sistcnt with the Wishes o. ire sul.
tan, Rctcrring to tho report ,hli Aus.
trla, IN the event Of hostililies d Room.
Elce, would enlarge her Territory Herr
Tigsa said no question regarding ihe An-
ncXation of Bosnia and llVrsgpN lua has
been entertained by the Austrian
cabinet Austria has ~ present
no Intention of Increasing the com-
rlications in the Vast ~ ccnpyil,
Turkish tcritary, hut, said Sipyr fissa
significantly, n the efforts Of a, powcrs
20 effect peaceful scttlomcl& ~ the
Ruom-Elean question failed, the vital ip-
forests Of The monarchy are endangered,
Austria reserves the liberty Oi Artiug on
any decision Il may see IT. The last
remars OF the president OF the council
was received with prolonged elpvfiag.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
VoN MUNSTER AND SALISBURY IN
TFKNfINY

I.oSpoN, Oct S.-Coum Won Munster,
the German ambassador, in an interview
with lord salisbury, impaired Prince
Bismark's views ON the Ronm-Elcean
question.
Six thousand Russians base entered
Bulgaria. This number represents the
aggregate OF voluntecrs that have arrived
so far In private capacity, such as com
mercial travellers, clergymcn, etc. Rou-
mania Is pushing forward rapidly the
work on her frontier defenses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Washington Correspondence Post nlepAlph
This figure recalls bit Of gossip /
heard the other day d the early history
OF Mis- IlaHom an auiHt " tlila city.
She " the painter OF the portrait OF Gen.
Thomns, which has been before congfcss
for so many sears. She was born In
Ohio. She WIS great friend IN carry
lie of Mrs. Garfield MISS Ransom be,
cams engaged during her carly residence
IN Ohio TO one OF the wealthy cltlgrna oi
the little town whore she was brought w.
He was an eccentric property-owner,
given 20 wilkins and caprice. He broke
the engagement without any good reason,
aud Miss Ransom suod him for breach
* promise She obtained q yof.
diet OF $4,000. The money she
used 10 educate herself as an ar
fist She went 90 Europe aud re-.
maIned ior some years. when she re,
turned she established her studio here,
and a. present occupies a very successful
position AS a portrait painter u IL said
by the same amiable Ohio gossip thai
Gen. Garfield became engaged 70 his wife
about tho time Of the engagement oi
Miss Ransom. Garfield was then Il
preacher among the Fnmpbcllltcs. After
4 time he Thought that be bad made q
mistake, and sought 10 break the engage
ment. But his betroihod held him 10 his
word II was jus about this time that
( Miss Ransom had obtained her verdict,
and, although no threat VAS made, this
gossip says that Garfield was undoubtedly
influenced by that verdict 10 stand W e
hts engagement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

xeontiVo opicr nadc ls President
Grant IN 1872, iorhiddrys sfdcml officials
lo hold NlAto OF bsAsN, IL offices,
Representations arc aa,t Rt Nary oi
The newly appointed pAr,sSdasscfs arc
members 81 hoaris 81 Supervisors and
tldctmcn or hold othor mnaN municipal
Offices, that Us not nagv heavy dc.
mands on theii ilme aNd rms liNic or
no salary m such casce where manicl-
nal offices 90 not lnlofieiS with the
duties % Ito poSl'nasttr a Is urged thv
executive oider might be relaxed.
CNmpMtnis are heiRg received az the
postDnce Department from ,he indian
Territory of ,hc Workings oi the Ncent
decision 90 Atiomoy-Genesal eatlnnd
To the effect that Indian. are mol cllgible
70 appointment as ppStiDaSlcts Many
Of The ipdlau pestmastrls at the seventy
ave oaites Ia the Territory whe are No..
PORTED "a be Intelligent, educated aien,
have sent IN their rcslguatiop IN COM
pllancc wilt that rulng IN some paees
80 IS impossible ~ ilNH white men com,
pcient tom the oillccs aRditls found that
elNil serylee muy ho ,llsaafoUsly arrested
through alsaDnllnmmce 81 sonir lus
portant ltas,tNhgs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
PRESIDENTIAL. APPOINTMENTS.

WAsniNDroN, oct. 8-'lhc president
to-day appointed George Hoffman and
George u, Snowden 20 be assistant mp
pralsers OF merchandise NJ Philadelphia,
and Benjamin II, Green of New Orleans
TO be suwcyor.general OF Montana,
John Cardwclt of Texas, to be agent
aud consul-gcheral OF the United States
at Cairo
Owon Mctiayen OF Colorado, 10 be- con-
sul.geDcral IN Eucador,
To br United States cousulsi fhomns
Il. Jcrnigan OF North Carolina, at Monte
yideo; Madison Allen librook OF in,'.ann,
at Aigicrs; Lewis Gcbhnft Read Of New
York, NJ Barhadoos, Henry J.. Merritt OF
Illinois, ut Ais Ia Capollo Otto u liolmel
OF New York, at Santiago dc Cuba
George r. Goodwin OF Mississippi, al
Annuborg, kingdom OF Snxouy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
VINO rlrIsY AnE.

wAsniNGroN, Oct. B,--owcn McGarr
Of Colorado, appointed by the president
to be consul-gencral at Ecuador u ma.
tive OF Mississippi and lawyer by pro.
fcssion He was strongly recommended
by Judges ana members OF the bar OF
Colorado and Mississippi,
John Cnrdwell OF Texas, appointed
consul NJ Cairo, is editor OF the Austin
Statesman. lie ~ man Of wealth and d
good linguisl, and has travelled much
abroad
Thomas X. Jernigan Of North Carolina,
appointed by the president to-day 90 ba
consul ~ Montcyidco, II a lawyer, and
was highly recommended for the place
by tile governor and chief functionnrles
OF his state aud by the state delegation in
congress.
Lewis G.. Read OF New York, appointed
consul at Barbados, II connected
with the business department Of the
Brooklyn Eagle.
II. r. Merit II Chicago, consul at
AK IA Chapelle, IS a lawyer by profession.
Among those who recommended him ~
Congressman Morrison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
MARRIAGE or A nAWoSnr.

loNpoN, Oct 8.Sir Charles W.
Dllke, baronet, president Of The local
government hoard under Gladstone nd
miuistraii1n WAS married to-day 20 Mrs
Mark l'atUstn at Chelsea. The cere.
nony was conducted quietly aud without
tlle display usually attendant ip iaShion-
able society ON such occasions, lhc
church was crowded with the friends of
the bride and groom, many noi0blc per.
sons tcing present. Mr.. Joseph Cham
bcrlnin acted AS groomsnan The Noath-
or was bright aud the crowd ''ctocrcdN
the happy couple as they were leaving
the church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
rhIIIp on run CzAR.

CuPENuAGrN, oct 8. The car to-day
received IA Bulgarian depntation at the
Danish royal country palace Of Mariet-
lyst az Esinore. The mission OF the
deputation was 30 secure the cZar'srceog'
milton Of the union OF Bulgaria aud Room
Flee. Members Of the depuiatlon refused
20 state whether their object, had been
luhS accomplished. Tiny, however, ox-
press,d themselves as well satisfied with
the resldt of their interview with the car.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
rounTn olA,s r0srn.eri-l.s.

wAsniNeYpS, oct rae postm0s ief,
general lo.d9y appolN,cd tan following
iouyth.eles postmastays
West ifNlna hwNt0n G ia dames
w Humphrey
Cpuncrucei M0NalrM John + Royeisl
Mlddvpuutgh, k,NeAiNO,
Kentucky BnGtnyllle BarSor pet
Nc llenton Mrs i0uy a Julms0hi
Wickliiir, Sanntl J Moore; bddyille,
Miss Sadie NueHg Wines, =. Y Mor
row
Ohio iNtcfsbpfg0 John u hnsb
Medic, dohn y Barton Whcelernnsy,
JAZZ Baker3 Nnics Mlllsouiits RreMni
south Enchd, Adam lloHmanl lrtpprG
s, G kglCyl Mount JOY, r. II. Dayi
Pamim, w w bigelowi Jasper laF.
McGowah Wipdhanh John u, Harrison.
Illinois romeua, lAcNh Nrorufy era.
mcr David T. NvmioWi Marcuo, Nm.
NJ. schultz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
coNcrssIoN on norm sIDrs.

BERLIN, oct, 3.-Gcrmany has ac-
knowledged SPANS claims 10 the occu-
patton OF zap. IN return, Spain has
granted Germany free navigation OF the
waters in andaround the Caroline islands,
together with free commerce with the
Inhabitants and tbe right Of having O
coaling station ut one OF the islands. The
mediation OF the pope IL now unDeces'
sary, as the affair lins been settled 20 the
satisfaction 0f both powers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
nlsrIl.rNr r,InAssAnnns.

CoSsrANTINOirg, oct. S.--A number
Of correspondents have endeavored 70
obtain some Information from the em-
bassadors OF the powers respecting The
probable outcome Of the conference
which viii meet on Monday TO consider
the Is0om-Eloan question, but such efforts
have been IN vain, as the ambassadors
have been very rcticent on ali topics re-
latIng to events IN the Balkans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
A QUESTION nl,An,..

WNsuiNGroN, Oct, B,.-A Az unmarried
lady, aged between eighteen aud twenty
one Years, WAS recently appointed post.
mistrcss in an Illinois town Interested
persOns have ipadc to- point that the al-
ponumeni isinegul, bccnuse shc ooudnot
given purfec, bond, IN Illinois awoman
isof full axe ne oighicun, but under the
commonlaw, which u Is asserted governs
the case, twenty-nne years rs the agr OF
tie majority Tho department, however,
has decided that the lady Is eligible
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
pNlnuyoNl,p A,rnntl,i.

CiRCltNN.rr, onin, cot, Nillaln
naakwalter, whil0 araak Yesterday, gauk
q position on the turnplkeNtise fuNn snd
said no WAS gong 90 kill No hrsl nseri
than passed nobody pabi ollp1lirn %
him, but WHOM Ssmuel m euict 4
10y twynty years old, uAme 3ritip4
somv cAttle Ia company t aAaf
mnt, Houkwalter wu, WtdH ate9t
rlhbs, WIN lRurhiIrly rair NJ h
hpliesu him mud iudo aii aeit.et
tired ami strueb 'rlbhs inut iat
woUndlug him, iluekwaltctssie fsesif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

WARRINGTON, Oct, a senator Jones
oi Arlmnsag called on the president
yesterday TO nrge him 60 Incorporate IN
his annual uirssace 10 congress u recon,
mcndaton for llncral appropriations TO
Improve the NAVIGATION OF The Mississippi
river aud It's tributaries lie repOr,a
the president showed interest Ia tie
subject and considered The interview
very satisfactory
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
rrNAsrArl.NTs.

Lowing patents were issued this week 10
IoNas inventors
f. y. BomaE Mckinney ink fountain
for printing machines.
j. r. Hnnuell, McSla, sprlpg.hcd bot,
tom.
r. A. lIakc, Cncru, hamciastcncr
a, Hart, san Marcos, cotton-packcr
u, Il Jones, Dcnton, open Fireplace,
LLeNls, Galveston, reversible harness
hame.
H. 4, Wilson, Dallas, wash-hollcr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
A nlNnnrn rNnAaEMENT.

yiENxA, Oct Dispatches received
here this morning report 1ghtlng on the
Western frontier OF bulgaria, between
SeryiAn and Bulgarian troops, ana thai
seven men were killed and nineteen
wounded The report has not been con-
Armed. Both Bulgaria aud seryia have,
since the Room Rlean difficulty, largely
Increased their forces on the frontier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
+, srILAs,s SPEECH.

BELGRADE, Oct. 8.--kiug Milan, In his
speech on opening the Skuptschina, said
a serious moment has arrived. The sccnr-
liy OF the Balkan states has sustained q
shock 1, therefore, win submit necessary
measures for the protection Of serylai on
which trust YOU viii give a speedy dc.
clslon and which VIII, with the help OF
God, preserve the interests Of the coun-
trtF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
cARLE NOTES.

A large amount oi Bulgarian notes
have been sent TO lnatschuim from 81
Petersburg.
Returns Of emigration from Germany
Tor eight months show o decrease ~
10000 com ,arcd With the sumo period ~
1854
The Post, III an editorial to-day says
Il understands Kari Carnarton vii pfoba-
big order the magiatncy OF Ireland "
enforce Che common law against conspir-
acy ~ check On boyc0iiing
A special steamer left Limerick yestrf.
diiy loaded WITH provisions for Mrs Nor
gan G'Conncll'8 household. hhn " be.
INK boycotted BY thc National league.
The extension d duration X the Latin
Monetary union Until January, 1881, 81
nov assured IurNseuiatiyra 81 Bel
aium Win aitcBd lhc conference on the
18TH instant
NJ. Dc Glefs demands that Tho powers
assent 10 armed Intervention by Russia II
tie ssrgiaDs enier Macedonia. Tho pOtic
a hurrying troops from the maritime pro-
yinces 81 Asia % salonica
Arrangements are being made iofeisinp
the remains 81 The late caH Of hnaitnr-
bNiN y llNfitl ihH'tNfF OH tt'fH ffffA -
held IN Westminster Abbey. Cassflf nlil
publish shortly the life 81 tbs EaIl q
shaitesbury, prepared Is ihe eafl ll'h-
sell
The ST. Petersburg correspondent u
The Daily News taysi There Is good
authority for tie Settlement that AZ TIC
iirst inecetiug oi thc conferences on tlis
{ Room. Flean GuestiOD Turkey WIZ prnpcsl
4 that s'atu quo N hcnm Flee ~ ref'ofct
4 IL Is bciivsfa shal Ngsda, Aiislfla hfil
nlRsy And liiy wlI slprurt lnrssyx
1ragOARi. Clp tiie olhfr hhRd 's tet tsl
Count 6heaheeufu tle iufiflfn fir'ias'
s4aDr. pisile8 lfluet Jeaetrk 81 ffflt
eHaksrnr Jam aauit nflt aie yisli a
X desssaf8 y feltir4 N ias4 aieet
ea ftNean sssig4eisi ilp
ia ~ ctie " hnRe
rh, if0,ea NIL lf Nad ~efx 1lfn
y itl.fi0f csstn "a Htf
afoiioi IN ~ 4fe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

liANNitd.t, y A. tlSt, q, Tx atcfo nian
Ngtoae Nla, 0a,gMOd anq AarNar
hlled Ms imgh Wslttr, ntA AS Hon. "
C,, SQptomher aigcai "a last nieht
and lo,day, whllr heige eaj M Il isNl8 Nh
tnn 50 Nanreyyiilc a Is, ,siis taken tron
thp piilcsfS hy Sliau POD Ny} ssHl huNe
aud shot,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
RECORD or 5RIMHS.
j Tom Wilson Shoots AID Moglally
Wounds David Friday
at Terrell,
Famib Tronhlcs lead ~ 4 VIZ
llng in WillIamsen
Coanty.
Ncgfo Rapi,t- spmmnsiiS ntdt wtih
h,Mlssoosi awl Norll.
Caroline.


NANNinAf, MO-, oct . The dead Ahoy
oi King, the ue.ap fatishds, Mo- foulld
io-day suspended % I, Nr, neag NlN
Lou0un, the stcNs 81 hl4 srcOrg clliue
ne bad boot aclsd sv9rfel diss V y
aenemly bolNNell ihui fe Was gnlcNS
l,nehed. though elqy hnia le az oiin,nn
that ~ committed N.,Ra,lD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
NInILrers AnnKaTEp.

81. pETERsBrRG, oct 3.--Fofty nihilists
including number Of professors ana
other well-kno,sn persons, have been ar
rested al warsaw on charge 81 conspir-
inc to murder the car. The arrests
have caused q great sensation,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

BgRiIN, oct. 8.~lt & officially stated
that Tho rcpo9t tbst Ecrpnay and hpsia
lad reached au agreement concerning The
Caroline affair ~ uBiounded. The last
spanish note still wants the cmporer's
approlal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

special 70 tue nnhpHr,
flmmrLf, Tx, oct q Ilat eisg
NJ o'clock j rom Wilson aha' lA&ysa
Friday through theabdomcD VIII Ntts
Ave ealihor Smith x Wrakpu lisitl Ae
bail entered In front and rasscE f,glfsie
Through hts body PhdaY NH Inns w
hfhly iiN6 til morning., friday ii
tcriorcd 20 prevent difficulty afinn,
Wilson and another pafty i'm iifi
evening. Wilson told HIN 20 N ah{ sf
Mu.oll AfmrMafd they mel iih
lsssnll's eal0on. Wilson peked b fib
was liked lie replied tuht he Ia fiii
ina hnt Was man enough 70 SIS
wilson throw a Billiard hall AZ hAaa AMI
he then threw AZ Wilson. hitting bin %
the head and knocking him down, whoa
his pistol fell 20 the floor. He imnics
dmtcly picked It up and fired, with tile
effect above. Frldny ~ . bachelor and
about forty years old Wilson mas 81
once arrested by a. }, Wilson, Eherid,
aud Is now. ia custody ma d qnitr ncft
aus, aud IL afruid no WIN Do aHssaH.
mated There IN considerable excite
ment.. but no prospects ol violence
returning from The show, a,cab With
-four passengers rnD on 0 bridge eap.
sized aud waA torn into spIia,crs. The
passengers were moi Injured,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

MNsiuN0roN. Oct. a. The eONapliVi-
Tor Of currency has called Tor a repov, on
Tie condition Of an national banks 81 the
close % Dnslpess on Thursday Ocla-
her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

special 20 tho Gazette
liouSr Rocs, TrN., OCT 81. terrible
killing occurred four milrs sect Of this
place last evening 4 Mr. Cook iu,S y
tile cotton patch picking cotton. Mr..
Clanton, who owns The place, NTH hne
children, Wcfc near BY. Her husband, who
haH not been az home much laitly on A.
count OF family troubles Appeared %
the scene, nnd after some ail0ri Norde
with Cook opened IRE 90 him with
pistol, shooting him three times, ibrilAfll
STINT inortally Noundiug HIS
i.ATEn- Couk = dcvd
special 10 the Gazette.
GnORGErowN, TgXs. 0c. ftater.
day afternoon orr tOWn WAS tbr0wp into
great state oi excitement b. incfcpVrl.
"a Killing Of Charley Cool near Hound
Rack by ID. 4 Clgiitpa, aud nv nlKhi
ClHntnn Was brought mere BY ehfFln
Olive and lodged ln lail fnur cufit
spendcat at once went 10 The iaii ono lt'
1 targicNed lhe defendant lss Eireepre "
1 the klllipg, and aRctfihinGd tho fplluws
4 lug Cinnion and ble Wiz have peen
separated Tor nearly three ysafs Aiil me
mas begun suit FOR n dlyOne ~ bftfipH
Z az onr next term u court Clapian ~
yesterday wenttg visit hef and tntjfrl,il.
I drcn. aud took iOl q groceries 'Vf
chem 70 the h1uee Whfiy hrf GanieH
II Twas. Arriving AT tho honse, hF lapNd =
taeant, and proceeded 4lQHll Wv wa
4 field, where nr found Airsl nigf' 'ovh
7 and seNerai II Mrs. figno4ia tlPl9sfr.
y Clanton informed her tiist IS Aaa htu'iEpf
the grocei4ea there ava rRnita hrf 70
take them ifom liw tpgA hnv W.
staldias heas, thlaleli ny ikSsSFslNo t'las'.
Y ton. wllicll cagsfa flaatt9 q '%g'i ~
aoh'f want auy trDubh WIZ fpp nnn
liasc moi come afcg apF 3akt tpeH
Z Cook plrked up d lnfsa fieie aliN llff,f
IL at Claue0n, bar6ls pne,ine tltAiultf
head, wien Iiastpn 9ifN Fnps tsit'fi
iAtee sleaeg aaa 13aAlpp pfed tutef
sh0t, tNo NlfihiR teek " tltq
3o,tg ana Lllila mn lilsiHatiY
Ciaigqn thcn nalhtg ~ Nln
ACID. xol Into NJ Nesep wa drove
ta Ileulu l.acs m asfeuls'fl 81 illHI
uafsial 11t sst etspeF ae
tydff II Il rs ala w tse
= fr0,,f M 4 4a
f8 at fq 5NfY
lo1saa iet 80
fof sdaitpfy ie tsfi tfsl
f sasis o,li
tt4.d,Ii4 ft.as Az a X
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
WASHINGTON
The President Urged 10 Revommcnd
IiNeral AID for Mississippi River
Improvement,
4 rckns appointment nnpnrispt Rulings.
ana other nepartmem Ncws
'com ths capitN
500 nN suNnAN.

W'StlNsroN, oct -Ihcr0Slmaster-
general has decided thar special aciiserieS
ot itt{ciS shall nut 10 made on Sunday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
gI0nMoNs uNsUcoEssruI ~ INDIA.


wAsInNaroS, oct d. Reports have
been received through ollcinI channels OF
the apparent utter failure Of recent
Mormon mission sent 10 India. The
mission contested Of Elder WINS aud
Messrs. Mccuno and Pratt The arrival
al Calcutta was reported by the United
States y.ce-consni 10 the secretary Of
state. Minister Lowell, by direction 81
secretary Frclinghuyscn, officially called
the attention Of the British authorities 70
the subject, with view 10 checking any
shipment ~ Mormon recruits 70 the
United States. The Indian authorities, 70
whom Mr.. Lowell's communication was
referred. stated that the harm done By
the Mormons had mot been uppreciable
and that 10 the opinion VI The govern
mcnt no special measures were AZ
present necessary, but IN case Of unlaw.
ful recruiting Of men or women the pro-
visions oi the pcDal code would be mp
piled. The Mormons made no converts
10 Calcutta. They separated and visit
ed other parts Of India, ant ara reported
W have converted lsC or til9pS persons,
but finally BECAME 80 much reduced IN
hnances that they we're compelled 70 seek
help, and one OF more we're left IN lndia
10 state Of dependence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
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