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Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
We Have ) ust Received

another large consignment of fine goods
in novelties and latest materials in
trimmings, new shapes in fancy colors
in Canton and Milan straws, rich STYLES
In rough chips, French chips and loop
braids very stylish fancy bonnets il
all new materials /; also o lot of genuine
imported fine French flowers, that are
very handsome; will he sold at bottom
prices. Mrs. r.. s. KIRBY, 200 King
street, one door below old stand.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
UnTu,y BOYS,

Several boys who 20 to No. 8 scboo,
have become very uuruly, and the
teachers md it very difficult to keen
them In proper suu;cc:ion. When bove
do not rG.adily comply with the rules.
they should ca compelled to do 50 or be
excluded from the school. 1t MIGHT he
well to inform the parents of suoh char.
acters before proceeding to extremeties.
but after this has been done. without
producing any refor nation, the refrac.
tory urchins should be forced into the
streets. Ths authority of the teachers
must be respected ard maintained or
the school will degenerate In fiiejencv
and usefulness.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Broke Three Times.

Ihere seems to be fatality connected
with the large derrick on the wharf of
me baltimore q Philadelphia Railroad
company that is being used for the
purpose of unloading the beams and
other heavy pieces of iron for the new
railroad bridge over the Brandywine
Last Monday it broke down, on Tuesday
II gave way again and injured and
employee named Albert Sharp so seri-
ously that he was taken to the aims.
mouse, where he still! remains. Oa
we wednesday afternoon 1t broke again
sI9 s-.1 . iarge beam that was being RAISED
a..., crushing in the engine house and
completely wrecking the machinery.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Ice Cream,

j. T. Gardner, corner of Seventh and
Shipley streets, will commence the ice
cream business OH Saturday next. He
will be pleased to SEQ all Of his custo.
mers and all who are in want of ice
cream anG water ices, all havors, made
of the purest Ingredients. Parties, pic
MICS, excursions and festivals served at
special rates. Sunday dinner orders
served as heretofore. j. T. Gardner.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
FOu n Il.

John Taylor, who carries milk for
Thomas Lowther. in coming down tho
kennett pike on Sunday morning
picked up two hats and horse blanket,
near Greenville. He left the same
with the proprietor of the stables Sixth
and Orange streets, and the owners can
have the same on calling there and
proving property. Mr.. Taylor met
two young men In s. buggy near Camp.
BELLS shops who were sound asleep,
and when he found the above articles
he presumed that theywere the owners.
He could not return TO look after them,
and consequently brought the articles
to this city and left them at the stables
as above stated.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Tapestry Brussels Carpets.

The balance Of the stock Of the lead
ing mill of the country has been taken
by syndicate, of which our share is
about 5000 yards. We offer these
goods, all new patterns, for the remark
ably low price of 60, SO, and 70 cents
per yard. The same grades are now
being sold at 70, 50, and 90 cents, and
are cheap at these figures. We have
also a lower grade of Tapestry at 90
cents, which is worth looking at.
Granville Worrell, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
ROBln d Bro.

are doing large business in the paper
trade, having already emptied
their cribs once this spring (Which hold
IL 900 pieces); they are filled again,
now with all the latest designs they
have nearly 5000 pieces in bundles ON
the floor, ready to fill up as the cribs
get emptied. They are at work on
several very fine Jobs at present that,
when finished, will be credit to VIII.
mington mechanics.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
-$-S-'
Ogfco.

still have q lot Of shoes on hand and
as the store that now occupy at No.
22l West Eighth street Is unrented,
will continue for q while longer to sell
boots, shoes and slippers below cost, to
close them out soon as possible. To
secure bargain give me call. 1 am
going to quit the buoiness. w. s. Led
mum.
p. s. The store fixtures and a good
awning for sale cheap.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
n Runaway.

DR.. Lukens left his horse and car
Iiage standing on Fourth street near
jackson yesterday afternoon, while he
called on patient, when. the animal
took little run to himself, and finally
brought up at his stable on Seventh
street, without doing any damage.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

Some ono has declared conceit worse
than consumption, and the comparison
is true one. Many are the "conceited"
who cry down legitimate remedies, and
who delude suffering humanity, whose
only salvation is the immediate use OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
REER'S SEEDS,

'cel S flower and veoe.
sceos IS are the best.
70 oi lowers and those
! want fine vegetables,
L L lemember this. They
Eo' at my store, S.
I fE'l2I eve, OF Fifth and King
r Wllmir gton, Della. !.
| ALBERT HUFNAL.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
CnUrCh Sunnar

ho a 4 grand old time church supper will
Oe given at Bethany Baptist Church.
corner ot Elm and jackson streets. this
SFrlday) evening. Tickets 25 cents.
froceeds for the benefit of the church,
All friendl y to the cause are inv tied.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
j. PAM brown.

6l7 Market street; portraits in crayon,
oil and pastel, water colors or porce.
lain or paper. Every description of fine
photography. Old pictures copied and
enlarged to any size.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
DR.. Slmms' white PuImOnlc
Ealsam,

The leading lung remedy Of Whining.
ton, Del. References OF Its great curing
powers In our city without going out
over the country. For coughs, hoarse.
ness, etc., use it. 80 cents and 81. Main
Depot, Fourth and King Philadelphia,
Johnston, Holloway & Co., COZ Arch
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

contain mercury Diamond Dust has
no injurious ingredient. Ask your
grocer for it.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

=
-, u - MARY PLUNKETT.
~ eli OCCUPANT o, the h5uso Sit u
!. y 81. ~ slst corn9r OF Fourth and
~ e5.s, sLuYn az the Western Hotel.
! "ars Il the city Of Wilmington.
.,e# Ndst'e and State Of Delaware,
y ~ ie N'tn tho requirements OF the
y htGet ! Assembly In such case
= 3f'N .il, 10 hereby give notice
4piAy = writing TO the Court of
. ll.43 oi tEe Peace and Jail
~ t4e State Of Delaware, ia and
y -.tle county, ON MONDAY, the
y, MAY, A, ID. 1856, being tie
VI lAe next term OF said court.
..ia for said house as an inn or
o' .he sale therein OF Intoxicating
u ~, Quantities than one quart, to
!, Hi ,'e 'emises, and the following
o'e = Vl,'1 as Of the sald ward recon-.
I Id application, viz:
Il 80 ,,4,'n Z, Idtrick Dol eriy,
= = ->.'N j. Ia mes II. Harkins,
= John +. Kelley,
y. ~ 1''' Daniel NcCuskcr,
W. H. +. Bou-dop,
~" '"s ~, Fr' $ on AyaIs,
',,-s ',--s James MegaIy,
- IN, n.y., Joseph Bicata,
,s'g"o's' Austin V. daynor,
= ,, A. Chrlstv,
j,n''. ~ Martin Il. Oooney,
''t tIT; Charles L. Bickti.
34la'J 1iARY pLUNkEFr.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market, fine lot of Delaware
chad and herring, white perch, terrapin
and other fish.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Found.

a pair OF small shoes were picked up
on fhe street on Thursday. TIE owner
osn oas nave the same by calling at this
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
For Rens.

Store No. East Third street, suitable
for any kind of business. Rent mode
rate. Apply at 3o2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

we sell Peter Henderson & Co.'S
iresn and reliable garden seed. Grip
pens, No. 3 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

Anything your doctor prescribes. Beaton
Smith, the drug eglst, has. Comp petSnt clerEs
attend and desire to sc:ve your Interest a l.
ways. "
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

Persons in want of furniture at bot.
tom prices, would do we'll to give j. A.
Cannon call at his new store, sos
Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

Bush's, French street wharf, ia tb.
place to buy good coal.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

-. E. l. h. RAYMOND. THE
H." ~ o. mo house situated at No.
r; s,ire1et, i1t, in the Fifth ward of
40 ~. " lltsif gton, county Of New
t..,, ,Ia'e OF delaware. in com.
In n.th she requirements Of tho acts of
4 l,isd' T.. q Sss So, nOly in such case maje
cit'l' c,iy ", 10 hereby give notice that /
4 "a srlting TO tho Court Of Gen.
n ti.i td -, u ,he feGce and Jail DolIyery
b NM W nelaaare, IN ard for New
,ri f.. H. lSs5, being the next term OF
4 cin lp' u license for SAID house as an
HAM, ~ tAc sale therein OF intoxi-
i la"cis lin ,L IA less quantities than one
= w roS orunk on the premises. and tho
q sr respectable citizens az s.,d n1 wart .ne
ng5n e5. 'ho said application. viz. H
n ! ni,o,a y. +. Hasson,
ins ,n,S nusoHs' Harry Frlst,
i. R5h,rs, a. II. Grimshaw.
ii mer e'a' a: A. Chapran,
,Ailmon, Tho, A "Sopoas,
WORT Sheward Horton.
B. Halsop >. Marshall Harlan,
Kyle, nohh 4. Donahoe,
II. Smii, Smiley ]. King.
Hagan James Murphy.
|rry, u. +. Vandever'
:. l.. H. RAYMOND.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Base Ball,

The fifth game between the Athletic
and Philadelphia clubs took place yes
terday on the formers grounds, before
an audience of some 1900 spectators,
and resulted In a victory for the Ath-
letics by score of 8 to- 3.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Washing 3 Provi
dence, 2. Fourteen innings.
At Pittsburg- Allegheny, o; Buffalo,1 /.
At Observation-Disclosures, q ; Boston,
8.
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn Trenton,
0.
At Newark-Newark, o; Metropoli-
tan, 16.
NOTES.
Base ball matters are very quiet, as
only a few amateur clubs have any ex-
istence thus far. 1t is hard to tell what
tho warmer weather will bring forth in
outdoor sports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06


Promptly at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the lire bells rang the signal for the
fircmen and the officers, county and
municipal, TO assemble upon the public
square preparatory TO marching 10 the
depot, there to- meet the Dallas special
conveying to this city the Dallas Artillery
company, the citizens and the Moine
Bros. band Of eighteen pieces,
The train was more than an hour late
and sid not arrive until nearly . o'clock
when the procession was reformed and
headed by Sheriff Maddox, in the IA
pacity of grand marshal, and
City Marshal Rea, they marched
up Main street TO the public square
IN the following order:
Dallas Artillery company, consisting OF
one field piece, an otcerand eleven men.
Fire department.
Camp equippage for the artillery COM
pany.
Eleven of the police force mounted.
Several deputy and sixteen special
deputy shcriifs.
The procession fled around, 10 the
northwest corner of the square. where
the gun was fired three times, after
which they proceeded to the reunion
grounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

The Reunion Grand Success III.
Teen thousand Persons In
Attendance.
Hon. DaNid suiherson Mates the Crown
ing speech = Five Hundred Wagon
loads al People Cnnprd Out

special to The ,.asetty.
tprpNyttfr. Tpx Ana Gr,en
,mo has ,o,er ,,,,,'..ad ~, ..s,.,
''' "''N' N"'''SsS" an oVV"S'oi
IKE 'ne present. Ihousands OF people
crowd the sidewalks. At daylight thls
morning pconle be,an dr;vipy IN ,ra,l
!, -, :, ~, ,,..'e''..
wy N'N"" y. wv 'V'''fp" Sio""us s"oiieo
10 io,VVV' Inc several commands met al
their headquarters at 10 O'Clock, formed
in PROCESSION ON Lee street and marched
=, 49,, r,,,na. 49,. ,,,,oo -,,,,,,..,
W WV ~'v"'"N' WV WV S'''iVrs "'r'
IN Inc Inc procession was headed by
Col. II. Hawkins. graud marshal, fol.
lowed by the sulphur Springs band and
the brigadeS as follows;
Ross, Capt. W. A. Rhca commanding
Ector's, Capt. r. NJ. Henderson com.
nandmg.
Maxcy's brigade.
Unattached cN-l'nion soldiers.
Eleventh Texas cavalry.
The fire company, dressed la their hnnd.
some new uniforms and with their engine
beautifully decorated.
The boys made splendid appearance
at the grounds
The exercises commenced with music,
followed by addresses Of welcome from
Judge j j. Mathews and W. CIones.
4 beautiful prayer was offered by Rev,
II. u. Fender.
gen. Ross wired that he would.not he
present till tomorrow, and so II. T..
TeagHc OF Ross brigade, |. Il. BumpasS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
WACO.
suit for Damages Examiner Explains.

suit for Damages-The Examiner Explains.
Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, Aug. "a man named
Gassenheimer had small boy. The boy
loitercd in front OF Louis Brulll's store
4 show case leaning against the outside
wall fell on the boys foot Gassenhei-
mer. the father, sued Bruhl for $1,000
damage. The suit was decided in the
county court this morning by the judge
deciding that Gasscnheimcr should pay
the costs of the suit and the court, and
Bruhl not pay anything.
The Examiner this morning gave Mr..
4 w w. Sclcy, a banker Of this city, as the
sender OF the special telegram II pub
/ lished Yesterday morning about the re-
I turn 10 uillsboro OF w. 4. Jackson, the
( fugitive eN-cattle king. Mr. seley re-
turned from lllllsboro to-day and says
I that while he sent the dispatch the whOle
I thing was Joke, aud he had no idea
/ the Examiner would publish the dispatch.
! Travelling Auditor Fenby OF the ME-
Z souri, Pacific railroad walked mo me
/ freight office this morning and relieved
I Mr. :. H. Woodruff, who has been freight
agent here for the past two years, u =
not known yet what changes VIII hc hipue
I IN the workirg force of the Office. y j
I minated that Mr.. W. II. Gibson, now ~
charge OF the Houston & Texas Contra
ticket office. may take Mr.. Woodruhi
place.
Hon. Roger O. Mills writes q private
( letter IA n friend here, saving II Is untrue
as reported, that he Mills WI have tn
4 nr'vilesc 81 naming the postmaster q
{, Waco. 10 sag, iha, q -lplt0f Coke
pfer. sallyc sud Ao other toagfessnlal
wuald be 40 discaVriepus u ilie enatt
an 10 iuiflfcrf
The serrfiae rs ihe ,tase hst0Ciaii0i
ii underwater bas nnslNta Tx mapage
VI tie iYacg ,N)ald oi WqdeiwglfstS tlie
aaiass zoe faca hfr tsfnr meg
Is soqai,ed nlils 1850 ies
oi ncN anf efgiteals Aps
40 Strtgl0 Waco si lili VI ~
en,,sssi 'sN4 li-a - fcilns. 4 y, W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

The town OF Harold Is ths wonder OF
the age. Only two months old and q
population of soc and stlli Growing. No
town IN the state can hOabt M better
hotel than the Windsor II Is located
nenr the depot, has twnniy eight nicely
furnished rooms and meals are hrst-claSs
The house l. RIM on both the American
and European plans, so Tint meals can be
had al any hour day or night. The coo
breeze that blows here all the tim,
makes this ONE oi tho most atlractiy,
places IN The stale. Come and see us.
AYERS ~ h,SpEN,
Managers Hotel Windsor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

The action of sheriff Maddox in ap-
pointing so many good and efficient, dep.
uties for duty during the reunion has
been highly commended, aud the efficacy
OF the idea was practically demonstrated
yesterday at the grounds of the reunion
IN tue arrest by Don Adams and William
hterberry OF u Slick stranger who was
working the 'dollar racket" upon some
verdaut youths. Upon being arrested he
disgorgcd TO the extent of So and WAS
locked up. The authorities cannot he
too Viyilaut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
News from the s,rip.

We learn from Col. :. +. Cunningham,
agent of the United States bureau OF ami.
NAL industry, who reached home last
night from trip over the Dallas trail
through the Neutral strip that up TO the
seth, 1860 head of Texas trail cattle Ion
Colorado and the capital lands had passed
through the Y (bar) PASTURES
He found cattle healthy and no outbreak
among cattle near the trail Grass Is ex-
cellent and the trail well supplied with
water. The colonel accomplished his
mission ana comes back greatly pleased
with his trip to be welcomed by his old
comrades. Cattlemcn interested in herds
passing over this trail will be pleased to
learn that everything is SO favorable
Some 10000 or 10000 more cattle are
still To DuSS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
Runaway Team.

About noon yesterday countryinau
by the name of Bob Stephenson, while
driving a team in the vicinity Of the
Union depot, lost control Of tho animals.
They dashed down Front and into Main
street, when continuing their mad career,
soon wound up against the new building
at the corner of Fourth and Main.
Between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
streets Mr.. Stephenson was thrown
violently upon the paved street, one of
the wheels Of the wagon passing over his
ankle, causing serious injury, but break.
ing no bones. lie was carried into the
ST. Johns house and subsequently taken
to his home some eight mites from the
city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

,,.,oOe. rori worth Company
n. an Mississippi, .......,,. !.
!. tyl,' ,I,s.s, Fort Worth company -
ieglou, cottondalc; viii Levi,
.,b .n Il. o. wood, Fort I',,, W or =
ID p'.oa..'a II elmer company ~
Ie1 Isl,ss Decatur, Company H. First
~ smith. wcathcriord' 'oh'lanN
'BllIlaIn s .'+ond North Carolina.
|tsspl,s II Iennessy, Galveston
|lRE. ]. * y Fort Worth, Ectors brig
,,ocsctt, For Worth Company H.
ra,as cavalry. =. n,.,,.,r,.
~ lre ,.shson. Fort Worth company ~
BIZ lhlro 1iS~Icr, Fort Worth, indie
y. company Louisiana ,o,,,,
4 IN n Bush, Allen hcn'u'NS '''u"'
Il ! wood, Decatur Company Il,
. " arkansas. go, worth Mexican
4 1 sauderson, Fort worth o''Ni'a"
" ~ Bl.Dop, Fort WORTH Company H.
6ra u,u,s, Richardson, Company Is,
5.a,islh Tennessee. r,,,,,,,,r
4 w \ TrIce, Grapevine company ~
.r.ras
p,,,l .sn R Cook, Ganbury, Company
Il .sstb North Carolina.
a y Howell, Granbury; j. ); Young
4 i',ille, Company A, Seventh TEXAS
aa,nsrd. Agnes, Company -, Crit
a battery. vonh ,,iu,
Il. esyalry, Louisiana.
Fairfax Dashicll, Fort Worth,
r,c,ment Louisiana volunteers TO
Man war. go, ~ - ,,,
IA. Lieut.. j. NJ, Worrell, SPRING
a rompany X, Texas.
n Rankin, Drenham, Company Il,
d Texas cavalry.
8o,I N. strong, Dallas, Company
,r.ons, Missouri.
n slsck. Fort worth, Company II,
~ Missouri.
n m ESall, Lampasas, Company !,
n louisiana cavalry,
u II Cherry, Midlothian, Company II,
Missouri.
ri q Grunc, Parker county, Company
Ia Missouri cavalry.
3 Il CLAY. Bolton, superintendent bat
Az cm Pcarcc's division, Army of Az
!.
81 \ Bush, Cokebnd, Capt. CAROLS
a am Of pearce'S Army of Arkansas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

VIII notify thc council Tomorrow night
I'VE prlncipsl, teachers and some In
WED guests of the summer normal school
nad q social reunion this morning. after
winch the Institution closed aud most Of
.'ie members arr now en- route for their
PLANTERS IN this county have received
propositions to employ Mexican lahorcrs
rom Laredo for picking cotton. The
could system will carry such laborrrs
anywhere in the state at uniform rate of
one cent per mile.
Judge ). ". Hall of Clcburne spent To-
gay IN the city. lie came down TO attend
the funeral of his relative, MIR. Joseph
Poguc. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
DENTON.



special to Inc Gazette.
prNroN, Tx, Ang. s,--Nsr, pmM
Iicugll, an old aud respected citizen, died
at bis home in this cay Tuesday nigh,
and was buried at shiloh ceMcicr,
Wednesday
The Texas normal musk school. nhich
opened IN the Christian church In tails
city, now has lorty-tiye SECULAR attend
ants, and l. growing in 'ntereSt every
day.
.Iu,lgc pincr has had the ;sraud iuro~s
cited 10 teccnNcnc Friday moriang, as his
attention rms been called To tlR fact THAI
that body wus composed OF foVrtecn IN
stead OF twelve mcu Much on ihc work
OF the grand jusy will probably I've done
over aggln.
MIR. Enoch Morris has Ind his luind
seriously cuh with corn knife II Is
feared thas anpatation win be necessary
The new elevator Is now tinishAr and
In running er,leY. The compaik re-
cclycd the buildiag from Contractor w
=. Parker last Satnr,lay. IL Is sub
stantlal and Gommo,lions building.
prohibitleMs,s hook with astonishmc,it
at the large nunbcS oi Jugs and kegs
whichoome iI daily FROM For Worth
aud Dallas.
Col VIM. M.Woo,A-, gallant soldier
in Howcll's brigade, and now leading
lawyer of this city, started Tor the re-
union last night.
c. W. .Gccrs, editor al the "Monitor,"
of this city and Il clllant soldier under
the during Gen, John II. Morgan OF Ken.
lucky, left this morning for the Fort to
attend the reunion.
County Clerk i. ". Parks. Col.
liltunan, nfot. 0ommc@,s, =. J. wood.
ward aud others lcii fer thu reunion to-
night.
Dennis Cronston, alias Nuppcr, scn-
fenced To tho ponltontiNry Tor higamy,
yesterday obtained an or,ler for new
hearing
\. X, Hill, charged with horse.Stcaling,
was assessed six years IN thc pcnlteutiary
yesterday, nd,lNe years to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
A New Home Produrtion--Texas Ginger

"Well, that is certainly splendid"
"The best | ever drank at is the
drink oi the season" at Is just mag
niilccnt.n These were the encomiumS
bestowed on the new beverage, "Texas
ginger alc,n gotten up by Eastwood <
Ocsch, the popular druggists, NJ 3l4
Main street II certainly is the finest
drink ever produced, and reflects great
credit on the firm who has introduced IT,
II Is far superior to the imported article,
which costs ~ cents, while this Is sold at
) cents glass. call at their elegant
establishment VIII convince the most
fastidions and critical taste,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
HOT SPRINGS.


M wi.h senator Voorhees, Cnndi.
date for Door Keeper.
Ilohe Gazette.
\, SPENGs, ARK, Aug. 5.-ln Il brief
|kw this morning senator Daniel
,Aecs, who 5 now visiting this city,
! ssed to your correspondent the
'.tislth and confidence in Cleveland
M success of his administration.
has Inspired very general conf
Y said Mr.. Voorhees,, "and one, |
which is even broader than his
land extends to the commercial ele-
\ Of the country. The tenn
II Irritation, which in some
L Exists, will certainly give place
klnval later. Twenty-Five years of
}llcaplegislatiye and executive work
<iN overcome by a new administers
5siihin a few months or even in n
! Especially under the present civil
h rules which handicap the prcsi-
Snsior predicts that the popular
fGhls party and the people will call
Reyphnd's service for II second term
Dat he will be nominated and elect
IT. any possible opposition.
Charles W. Field, lately appointed
fintcndent OF the government rescr-
here at a salary of $4,000 per an
kEas asked by your correspondent
i whether he was still II candidate
aoNr-keeper of the house. eyes,
ktill in the race" said he. al was
n dto offer for the position and have
ledgcd support OF SO many OF my
flends among the members of til,
y that do not feel that il would b,
Withdraw"
h general, however, expresses him
y pleased with his position here
falor V0oIhecs will deliver an adj
B 10 our citlze Is Saturday nj tn
mtmarial exercises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
JUDGE CHESowETH ADOItNS HIS CIR,
DIE WITH SCALPS.

Special to the Gazette.
WAsnINGroN, Aug. 5,--The committee
appointed to investigate the crookcdncss
of the Coast and Geodetic survey" re-
ported to Judge Chenoweth this evening.
The report will be submitted to the sec
rotary of the treasury tomorrow.
lis contents have not been made public,
but enough has leaked out to show that all
the first auditor charged had been sub
stantatcd and great deal more. Hill
gard, the superintendent, who was sus-
pended pending the investigation, viii be
dismissed with several of the assistants,
and the bureau viii be thoroughly and
carefully recognized and the wanton
waste OF money stopped. Those who
I said Judge Chenoweth had put his foot
I in il when lie opened upon the scientific
( set have not word 10 say. They did not
know when he was camping on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

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