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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
nrnkemnn on a slr.ke.

CHcAGo, ILL. nov. lS.--There Is no
change this morning In the strike Of the
braaemen OF the Illinois Central railway
The freight conductors joined the strlk.
Ing bmkemcn yesterday, aud in consc.
quencc no trains have been able TO leave
the yards. The slde-tricks are filled with
cars. for which no crews can be obtained,
aud their number Is being rapidly swcllcd
by those coming m, the crews descrtlng
them Immediately upon their arrival ia
the city. The strikers iirst demanded an
increase Of wages from Sl.5 per month To
$50 per month, then they changed and
asked for 3 cents per milo, w,tb allow
noes for Sundays aud oyer-tir. "dthcr
demand has been grnn' 80; ,.n.
ors say they h"" 90, anu 1'a ' nJynncrs
they in'' -'e i,'aue ~, 80 ms NOW
~ NJ 10 HlA"'f "l', .s ~. a.,
love must originate with the olic"ls %
the company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
SHERMAN.
The Verdict in the Cave Case Severely
Criticised-A Motion to Set it
Aside.
Fifty.Six Per.ons in Jail and the Grand
jury sim Grinding Away ON
Other Gases.


special 10 INC hdEtllV
SHERMAN, TEX, Nov. l3.-Wc were
mistaken in saying that the occupants of
ESQUIRE Dils' house that burned last
night had some insurance on the iurni-
lure. 1t turns out that Mrs. Smith, the
touant, had not dollar OF policies, aud
her loss will foot up about $500. The
furniture saved Is badly damaged, and
much OF 1t worthless. This VIII run the
total loss up To $500 dollars.
Tie distrctcourtcun consumed last night
session and until noon to-day IN hearing
The case OF George Cave, charged with
robbery committed October, 1891. The
Jury reported about O'Clock this after
noon that they could not agree
but the Judge sent them back to the room
and will hear from them again.
The case of j. 4. Baker of Tiogn
CHARGED with arson, was called after din
uur, and cloud Of witnesses are present
to testify.
George Station, charged with theft
from the person, was granted bail by the
court to-day in the sum of $3.50. lie was
sent back to jail until Il good bond is
| made.
There are now hity-siN prisoners in the
Jail, and the grand jury is grinding out
indictments that will probably keep the
| list growing as fast rs the court dispoScs
OF them by trial.
4 large lot of cotton was on the square
to-day, which the owners refused TO have
sampled without guarantee of So 90 per
hundred. They failed to get that sum
and started out for DeniSon about 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
The w lls-Fargo Express company
having finished their Office on North
/ Travis street, moved in this afternoon
and will now he more convenient to the
/ business men than when located at tho
| Union depot, whore the old Texas En-
press otllcc was.
DR., Grant, Charley Chapman, Sandy
Haley and Eliza PaXon went west tC
! Gainesville this morning on their way fol
a hunt in the Nation.
The Jury IN the Cave case came in tn,
second time about i've O'Clock and re-
turned verdict of guilty, and assessed
his punishment at Ave years in the peni
Tertiary. This verdict was surprise {,
many who thought Cave would he nc
quilted without doubt The finding Il
severely criticised. An abb was proven
so fullys that had the defendant beer
given the benefit of single doubt, where
Il dozen existed, he would have been nc
quilted. His counsel will appeal II th,
court does not set the verdict aside.
sheriff Douglass left to-day for Ilo
Springs to get the Jennings horses anC
the thieves arrested there yesterday morn
ing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

wIvyrt!rG, Man. Nov. l5.--,t..-.,
that Or Loycll onr II tho RTE, oa ,I,.I
commission, has said that h, b,Jiryrd
Riel was iusonc. ur Jr',es az Rralnn
claimed thu he was sane. TIE other
member Of the COM ai-slon was waycnng.
Low believed e was inclined to think
.ne prisoner insane. Each doctor has
made sHpuutc report for the govern
mrnt, 30 that Lowell is not certain which
way the third doc cor has re-
ported He says tie prisoner is
| far from bcing Ia possession
OF his senses. There Is a strange light in
his eyes which ctokrns an advanced
stage Of insanity. Loyrll says Ricl during
the presence oi tirt doctors carried on
conversations which no just man could
claim to cmanptj from sane Individual
lie says il the Government hangs him The
net could not We Interpreted as more o
less than rs Anging Il lmptic. II Is IN
Il, rs;ood thu the doctor has promised u
make u stroIg representation NJ Ottawa OF
She question, as the prclatc is anXious u
save the ioor mans life. As the day liSc,
tor the Secution approaches the excite
mCut he r. grows Intense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Form the great center Of the human
BODY. These three constituting sort Of
triple alliance; each assisting TO carry
out aud perfect the individual functions
OF the other. The liver being the larger
organ and possessing greater correcting
and regulating influences, the others are
consequently more dependent upon los
healthy condition; when IL performs It's
functions well the powers of The system
are fully developed, III eminent pliy>i-
cluus agrcc that more diseases proceed
from a diseased livcrthan from amy other
cause. The conclusion thcuisiGcyihblc,
and may be stated as nm accepted fact
that TO keep IN good health the liver must
be kept in good order. Or. Tohin't
llrpatozouc guaranteed 10 keep the liver
and entire system IN healthy condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Speaking Of the grand land excursion
that is 10 leave -. Louis Tor Western
Texas TO attend the land sllcs ut hlricn-
field, November II AN Official Tor the Mis-.
eouri Pacific system said 10 the reporter
lur the Glohr-Dcmocut yesterday: "1he
unin VIII leave ST, Louis November II,
and will be made up al the finest day aud
Pullman coaches We have In service, and
itWjll be popular as wen ao a cheap OK
cursion.n
what kind Of people do YOU invite to
join the cXcureiouyn
Everybody that Is honest and indus.
triOus ia cordially invited to 90 along
with us"
THEN you can make {. TO the interest
Of Catllempu, Woolgruwurs, merchants,
mechanics, laburiug men aud capitalists
to run down with you aud examine West
crn TeNas?"
"Yrs, cattlcmcn are especially wanted
TO examine the splendid grazing lands
now of red ut u low rate ON ten to twenty
Years tine, with interest at to per
cent. The q la0Cs c 'st only 81 to s. per
acre, aud have no equal ON tins conti-
nrnt W0ol-groWors Will lind
that Texas Is the sheep state OF America.
We can show you the Huest climate, the
| purost air aud as good water as you ever
saw, and that too, on land for sale ut
only nominal prices business locations
are waiting for merchants. mechanics and
all classes of business men. We want
you to al some of the ihnumeTablc good
| openings we can show you. Laborlng
men eau work the entire year at rcmunr,
ratiye wages Texas offers YOU the best
field in the world, with no frigd winter,
to contend with Capitalists win fluid that
nowhere IN the United states are there &c
great Inducements offered for investment
| as In TpXaa.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14


A recent invention by G.. G. Palmer Of
New York, IN tho shape of a refrigerator
car which aims to insure the preservation
OF pcrlshable goods during tranSporta-
ton over long distances, has lust arrived
In this city aud Is now stationed at the
southern Pacific depot, ON the corner OF
Fourth aud Townsend streets. The car
Is 20 all outward appearances the same as
An ordinary freight eur, though more
substantial, It's popularity consisting
In It's internal construction and mochan-
ISM BY building a ear within a car the
mclosed apartment Is made practically
alr-tight and Is Insulated by virtue of air
chambers between the outer and inner
structures, Inside the car aud extending
acruss one end In two rows, rs q system
OF ouc-and-a-qpartcr.,nch pipes, that re-
semitic steMn-hcatng pipes used IN large
business establishments, Tails system of
pipes Is illed with @ peculiar chemical
compound that ovaporatos very rapidly.
is SO avorso TO the Influence OF heat, ip-
deed, that Il bolts NJ Il temperature OF ~
Fahrenheit, aud q few drops
touched 10 the bulb OF q
thermometer viii roduce It's temperature
TOGO below zero. The evaporation of
this luid Is regulated by pump, run hy
nm attachment to the aNle OF the car, aud
can he made more or less rapid accord
ing TO the necessity, aud upon this oyap.
ou'iion depends the temperature Of the
ear. The sir 10 the car, as Il gradually
heats, rises and is conducted tn u recess
IN the rear of tic pipes, then down be-
tween The pipes into the ear again, thus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

MEMruIs, Tenn, Nov. l2-This was
the second days session OF the Tri-State
Medical association. At the morning
session papers were read. During this
afternoon session, W. IL. McCargo of
CollicWille, Tenn, was elected president;
w. A, Harris, SomoWillc, Tenn, ID. \.
Richardson OF Oceola, Ark, and s. II.
Dunn OF Grconvillc, Miss, yicc-prcSi.
dcntsi W b, Rogers of Memphis, secre.
iary; T.J. Cranord OF Memphis, treas
urVr,
The night session was devoted 60 read.
Ing papers, and at 10 O'Clock the aSsoci-
alton adjourned TO meet again in Mem.
phis on the second Wednesday of mex,
November
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
Good Besuits in Every Caao.

ID, A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he
was seriously afflicted with severe cold
that settled ON his lungs had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being in.
duced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for cousumption did so and was entirely
cured by use of few bottles, since
which tlne he has used it in his family for
all coughs and colds with best results
This Is the cXpcrencoof thousands whose
lives have been saved by this wonderful
discovery. Trial bottles free Mt II. W
Williams 4 Co.'s drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

At the annual meeting OF the Denver,
Memphis & Atlantic railway, held mt Belle
Plalnc, Kan, yesterday J. j. Burns was
elected president.
Next Monday n corps Of engineers Will
start from 81. Joseph 20 permanently lo-
cate the line Of the proposed narrow
gauge road that is 10 run from there to
Smthyile. Clay county, and thence 20
Excelsior Springs The actual work Of
construction win begin carly in the spring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

To be a successful street bcggar man
must look forlom and dehilitatcd, and
unable to work. 1t would not do for n
street hcggar To take Browns Iron Bit
ters for chat would tone him up and give
him a wholesome ambition to labor, and
he would have to 20 out OF the beggnry
business and do something better, Mr.
Josiah Moore, llenniken, n. H., says: ~
received much benefit by using Browns
Iron Bittcrs for general debility
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
"AmNIcn SRI I.inr..n

said David of old He was probably
prompted 10 make the above remark af.
ter trying some unreliable catarrh RENE
~, Had he been permitted to live until
the present day, and tried DR. Sagc's
Remedy, he might have had q better opin.
lon OF mankind. We claim that 40 case
OF oatarrh can withstand the magic Of.
iccis OF this wonderful medicine. One
trial of twill convince you OF its efficacy
by druggists; 80 cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
nnel.Inn,r Arninn snlr.

The best oalyo IN the world for cuts
oruiseS' sores ulcers, sal; rheum, fever
sores tettor chopped hands, Chilhlains
torns and all skin cruptlons, and posi.
yNely cures plies or no pay required. Ii
Is guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents ner
NoN' For sale nv u w. Williams & 60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
sy., w 55s;c ,yIt.l} "a. AZ b
~ ~,
SCrofuIa Of Lungs
Relieved.

ana nov 40 years old, and have suffered for
The lntl dftrGn years with a lung trouble. scv,
crHi uvmhrtp ut ihr iuuilly ON MY moth RS side
ot Tho houa had uicd With consumption, and
tha dlet0Ta vurp hll gurupd IN thrlr upmion
that h8u rursuWpi / had an the dis
trvttnr a'uWomt Oh lhNt tcriulc disease. !
have tpVut lhuu.unda ui tulhts tn arrest the
Harpt OK this n vJfci lave vmpl we'd an of
the usnnl mCilfudt NOS ouly ln my own case,
bat in thc trtWWrnt ui other mcmhprs ot my
family, hut temporary ryhct Wua tll that ! 90.
tanned wac uNUt iur aay manual labor Tor
several years ~ Chaure tamc into possess.
Ion ~ a ,Buphiot un "Nluod 0nd skin Dis
ease FROM tho nflce OF swim specific co.,
Atlanta, go. s az cndT mmUrdcd the uHc ui
SWitfs spttibc claiming that hr hlmselt had
been WrrtNl heusiitcd 81 Do use IN enuc utu X
Troubles, ro'olWl i9 lfN ~ NhoWi -FOUR yoms
Hpo commenced to take s. N. s. ace tding 10
a +. r'ltNa I found u AN tuViEurJtlnE tonic,
mud havoueCd bout itiy bottles The rutults
NV strcneih nos n,urpad, and J weigh sixty
puundH more tan oyer dld ln nay NE II mas
been three ytnr HncC Ntcppti tho use OF The
mcdlvihv' brat hit'V uad n' return Of IN dts.
oasr, and thrra are ua paius or vcuh, css Got.
in my uUga ! do thp hAr iUAl Kin 20 mVCAUu.
toll W,fk bhd tv,l Ns Wrii a. I ever &c sirCu I
ncnts tlm0kr hat hW hpnrHt when | SAY
that oW myrNisWuVc and hoRth to-day "a
swift spoc du. IT'S Ae nnly me iriuo thal
brought me ANY prr0aMcni rcueL Al not Say
thatsw rs Sptciic wll SO this va every catr
hut meet pos lively aiVm thut 30 has dome tiis
mnch Tor inr md would bn rvcnUnt TO tht
! fallcd to bear t0is uhUrrfu testimony
60 tho mcylts OF thie wonderful mod.
ictnc 600 won knows m tao city
of Monh.eWere. And can olOr to some of Ur
hest ci3ti.ui no ciy, a, j. hotE
n niromerV slA. June IS, lsSA,
Swiuss ,,ctnc isCutircly vegetable. Treatise
ttn God ans ss,n uisrasOs mailed free.
fnr swmr sruuuIo co., Drawer ., Atlanta
Ga, or l57 W, so 80, N,Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Ten drops of Augostura Bltters impart
a delicious flavor TO all cold drinks and
prevent summer diseases. Try ii and you
will never he without it, hut be sure to
got the world-renowncd Angostura, man
only by DR.. j. G, b, Seigert s
Snng
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

ilave used Tongalme in the treatment
OF rheumatic troubles for some time, and
found IL beneficial IN almost every In.
stance, G. w. Franklin, NJ, D., Hot
Springs, Ark.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
RAILINGS.
What the Railroads are Doing In Fort
Worth and Elsewhere in the
World.
something for tho Eagnate, tho Bond
holder, tho knights OF the Throttle
Ben aud Cord and the Ticket once.


"TTTTTTT
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. l8.--Tbc Trunk
railroad people are SIN holding meetings
with parties from the East The sale u
the road has not yet been effected bat is
liable 10 be at any time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
Ho VIM Golo tnnton.

NANsNS liTY, Mo, Nov. la.--EX.Con
5rS5,u'ah u. Franklin IL this city has
ueG'u'l 70 accept the Canton consulship,
last evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
al nInlI Mann Ann.i.h-

NEW ORLEANS, la, Nov l8.--J. ID.
Palmer, mail agent between this city and
Marshall, Tex, was arrested yesterday
Tor robhing the mails.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Quenrc, p. O., Nov. l3.--It is learned
from reliable quarters that the pryy
council has forwarded an Official letter TO
SHERIFF Chaplain, ordering the execution
OF Rlcl Monday morning nv O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Queens canned corn, without an equal
mud the choice OF the market, at Turner
s McCmrc's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

FARGO, DAKOTA, Nov, Ex-senator Ma
hone OF Virginia is to locate permanently
IN the Rcd River valley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
NIahone WIN ABIDE In Dakota.

May-blossom "ohop" tea ilty cents per
pound at Turner & McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Ladies' dressing cases, very handsome
at Eastwood & Oesch's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
MONTHLY SICKNESS.
BradtleId's .emaIe Regulator
SUFFERING WOMAN,

Is strictly vegetable compound, and IL N q
product Of medical science and practical ry.
pcrionce directed toward the benefit OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

aud also the annual meeting OF the stock
| hnldnrs 81 lhn Fort worth " DnnNnr CRY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

For fifteen years they have steadily gained In
favor, AMI with saics constantly Increasing
hay beromc the most popular corset through
Oui the Unit, d STA cs,
The % quail ty is warren ed TO wear twice A.
long as ordn Try COr-cts. We have lately in
troduccd the q aud u u gradc- with ESlra
Long w"ist, ant We furnish them wheup pre-
lcTud,
Iliguc lava ds from all the orid's great
Fair. The last medal received Is fur First De.
gree OF Merit, from tnc late ENp ton held ~
New Orleans
~ lille scores OF pa cnts have been found
wort less the principles of the Cove. FITTING
have proved iuyauaUlc.
Retailers are Authorized to refund money, IT,
on exam 'nai!u". th CurfCt> do OF prove ae
represented. rOr sale everywhere
Catalogue free On application
lHOM SON, LANGDON 4 CO. New YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

~ Quinn Brst mnnnfaclurod and SOLD his
Medicine from
PERRY, GA,
IN an humble way ming an ordinary iron pot
for boiling. ~, business was run under Tie
name OF SWIFT X quinn,
Perry, Ca, Mith the CAUTION printed on
each liable
"Eone genuine with0ut tho
written signature ~
IL. QUINN"
And tho Medioinc was cold AZ $500 per bot
Ito. THIS 60 partnership Wa dissolved by Mr.
q. +. swift retiring, uud Mr.. V. Quinn contlnu
ing the manufacture al the Celebrated NcRcta
BILE Blood Ronewcr from SsuthCrn furcslB up
~ tho present time. Ma Quinn has hts nc
count books showing SAFES ~ him % lHrics
who came years uflcr with alphabetical re
petitions, and Who acrk - lake from him the
hUHurs and tawarls---tluit hiA genius, inter
prise and money 10 ara labelling ana inToduc
ing tn commerce. tho boon to tue AFFLICTED
clearly cntltlcs hlu To-, llu has now sold his
rlnht To- tho
MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
pRECIous room OF HEATED

II will relieve Won of nearly an tho c,,,,
plants peculiar Ia your sev. REV n,nn II ".
lie ''i'f''N'o ""H 'VhE
> lH 10y, 9l ,lruFglsi7. send for our troalis.
On lhS llo0lh and lHppinc-s Of Woman.
malied nee, Wulrh give allplr,iculars.
4NL bltApfiLip REGULATOR CO.,
iDN As Ntluntl i,1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-16
ATERRIBLE WIND SToHM
Sweeps Through Iowa Demolisltug All in
Its PAth.

Sweeps Through Iowa Demolisltng All i'm
Its FNAth.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, June l5.-Se-ere wind
atorm struck the city At l0:l5 o'clock last
night. The postofice was unroofed and
tbe wholesale dry goods store Of Tootle,
Livingstone Il Co., unroofed anisseueral
o,ler bE;ldisgs damaged. At EEs Point.
D. T., a ouSber of buildings wess blown
down. No one hurt. At Coleridsei Neb.,
lG buildings down. 1t Audsou's, =. gsner-
81 store was blown % pieces and two chill
dren kigsd and three people seriously in
juTsd il the country near town. 1t Hart
ipgton, NeS, a rink and number. os small
buildin % down.
In ell the county, within a radius of
twenty-five miles Of the city, much.dsmage
was dOae TO trees fences, wind mile and
and bsiliiDgs, and number Of far.a houses
were demolished. At this writiDG 1890,
only ons wire is working out of town. j.
h Rivers had three ribs broken The
house of Phil Jennings vas bloWn,iDtO the
creek. Word Uas received from, Lemars
that 81 James Catholic church, was. torn
down. The stseple OF another church at
Plymouth Mills was unHooted andthe smoke
! stacks blown down. The gas works were
levesed, the Opera House unroofed, the st.
Pau and Omaha depot wreckedI ness school
horss unroofed, ana several reSidences
bloEn down. The wiad was at, first strsighi
from the solth, then from the sauthwesa
Ts;al damage to psOperty 50 far as known
L. over $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-16
THE SPIRIT OF FAIRNESS
Manifested by the President IN the Ap-
pointment of =. Ms.

Manifested by the President IN the Ap-
pointment Of p. Ms.
WASHING oy, Jure l5.-In speaking of
the appointment Of Presidential Possmas-
ters made to day, Postmaster General Villas
said that in addition to removals for often
sive partizanship there were as many more
cases in which. after consideration, it had
been decided not to remove the Postmas-
ters. In these cases, although evidence OF
offensive partizanship had been presented,
It was regarded as insufficient the Presi.
dent not being disposed to seize the oppor-
tunity for removal, but to require the ex-
is;ence Of psrtisaAship to be shown as an
uudeniable fact, showing the spirit of fair.
ness that had animated the President IN
dealing with the Presidential postmssters.
The Post Master General said that
there was eighteen such Presidential
opportunities made by President Arthur in
the last DAYS Of bis term In cases where
vacancies had oecurted and which had been
confirmed by the Senate but no commits
sions had been issued In all these eases
as q matter OF legal night
President Cleveland could have made
appointments, but he thought it only con-
siderate and fair that he should give the
commissions in completion of the act Of aP-
pointment and it had been done in all cases
but one and in that case there had been q
resignation BY the oppolntee before the
commission issued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-16
The Penn Bank Trial.

PITTsBuRG, June 1.-THE trial Of VIM,
N. Riddle and G. l.. Reiber, late president
and cashier OF the Penn Bank, began in the
Criminal Court to day. They are being
tried for conspiracy. The charge of EN-:
bezzlement on which they were arranged
some weeks ogo having been apparently
abandoned at present owing to the faulty
way the indictment was drawn up. The
trial promises to be very sensational owing
to he number Of wealthy men directly and
indirectly implicated. The defendants are
represented by eight famous lawyers, among
tht IN Congressman Boyle, OF Pennsy sylvanis,
and Judge Curtis, Of New York, The gen.
eral impression seems to be that the case
will either break down or there will be no
conviction. TIE morning session was oc-
cuJied with empanellipg jury.