Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
CLHVHLAND'S CRITICS.
What They Say In Washington About
Our Growers Mes
sage.
SAT- Lakers DO Protest too Mucb 10
Have their Tales Be.
lleved.
The Labor Congress Begins worp "a,
er% Appoiutmcnts-rubllc Health
association.

Special 10 the M, Hlixs.
! WAsH1NGru va, ~. .Yot ,oo,,.
message was WEI. sH>ft, "a ,a T.
considered very able q nmsn,
Both protectionists and ta. tor,,,a,s
claim the president is with them Tha
49, 49, &c best pleased, as free.trndors
uleory was not adopted. Republicans and
tue !atlu clause better than the Demo.
e,at'c platform on this question. Silver
luell aie disappointed at the presidents
opposition.
A prominent Democrat said to-day re.
E9rulng the policy of the administration
~ means no silver no greenbacks, no
s,uNlng lunus--a Gordon of fortiflcations
ABOUT the country and pen
ZION lor everyone" Scarcely a
slcuioer leit his seat during the
nrst hour OF the reading of the message.
MOST OF them paid very close attention,
out as the reading went ON the second
nour tac seats commenced to he vacated
tlll long before the finishing the clerk had
sions.
The most forciblc and indignant crlti.
clsrls OF the message In the corridors
was occasioned by its complete failure To
make reference TO the necessity for Mis-.
slsslppl river or river and harbor i'm
provements.
This is fully met by the announcement
that the work Of river and harbor i'm.
provement is to be the subject of n
special message at an early day, in which
inc necessity for carrying on the work
VIII De iorctbiy set forth. IL is believed
that suitable measures Will be passed
early In the session for the Improvement
OF TINS greatest of national highways.
The Evening Star says: "rhe message
throughout IS characteristic of Clevc.
land, aud IS clear and explicit declara-
ton OF his views. No one can mistake
them IN any particular"
Mr.. Carlisle has appointed Stcaley.
correspondent OF the Louisville Courier
Journal, as speakers clerk, vice Henri,
Nelson now editor of the Boston Post.
Senate committee on coast survey
bureau, reorganization Is the only com.
mlttee that held a session today. No ec-
ton was determined upon. The commit
tee viii undoubtedly recommend the
transfer OF portion OF the work OF the
coast survey TO the navy.
Messrs, llildebrand and Morrison, at
toIucys LOT Naval cadet Henry A. Wiley
of Texas, say that he did not petition
me president e fST wa59 position We SOW ~,
tIsl and a charge of ha@ing oadS ,e dof
VA .l.a,il,,inu iiii a she ~Sddemy ana found
GInE1l5s,sand t9urutary whitney dismissed
him from the service on the 10th Of Sep
TENDER last. His attorneys presented a
petition 10 tie secretary of the navy fora
review, claiming that the court-martial
had no jurisdiction TO try Cadet Wiley,
because the facts showed the offense not
to be one coming under the regulation
Of the academy made in pursuance of the
statute. The secretary submitted the
petition to the attorney general who on a
full and careful examination held The
point to be well taken. The result was
that Wiley was held not TO have been dis
missed Mt all--that nc was still cadet.
There was nothing left TO be done but to
order Wiloy back to duty, which the sec
rotary did on Thursday and the cadet Is.
now at his post"
Texas arrivals: r.. NJ. Swearlngen and
wife and daughter, Austin, Tex.
The following patents were issued to-
day Henry +. Dunn, Eagle Lake, gate;
w. j. Lewis nssignor Of one-half TO j.
W. Adds, Tyler, Tex, locomotive valve
gear; Thomas NJ. Moore, Rusk, plow.