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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
a MODERATE MANIrr4ro.

LONDON, Sept TO- Mr., Glodstone's
manifesto was unexpected, aud was a
surprise 10 his friends. only summaries
OF the manifesto reached the continental
newspapers, and tho matter was not
made the subject of comment by them.
The Times says Mr.. Gladstone adds no
llaw or doubtful doctrines to the Liberal
creed, and he VIII therefore satisfy the
oderatcs, II nneXcltlng the manifesto
sufficiently comprehensive The
iai-renchmg dream of the withdrawal of
the British from Egypt aud the perfect
Independence OF England In European
politics has led to many occurrences aud
Is destined TO lead TO many more. On all
pressing questions MIR Gladstone takos n
moderate view and is equally careful not
TO discourage the Radicals by shutting
thc,d door to their projects
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
WARMER COMPLETES ms SILVER
HItI.

WASHINGTON, sept le,-.-R Representa-.
tive warner has completed the draft OF
the compromise silver bill that he intends
70 present to congress when Il assemblies
lie says he does not care TO make public
the provisions OF the bill, which he sub
mitted TO persons of various shades
Tor opinions upon the silver question and
secured the benefit of their suggestions
The star reports that Mr., Warner In.
tends 60 make war upon the clyll-scry Ice
commissioner, and that he expects 10
be able to bring ahout its re-
organization, lie Is credited with
saying that the present commissioners
arrogato To themselves all the power OF
tho executive, and, by cnveloplny them.
selves In u cloak of secrecy, make
u possible for them 90 manipulate
appointments TO suit themselves
without the least danger of
their methods becoming known.
Tho commissioners, he says, must 40, aud
men must be put In their places who will
treat The Democrats With fairness and
put the proper construction upon the
law. There Is nothing IN the law,
he saws. TO preclude the head
Of the department from demanding list
of all the candidates who have passed a
satisfactory examination and the seleo.
ton trom the whole number OF those he
wants
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
MARGARET.
Correspondence OF thc Onzeltc.

correspondence OF inc NN1ellC,
MARGARET, TEX, Sept. l7.-Strain,
Ricely & Gwinburn got their yard in
shape to-day and will begin moulding
brick tomorrow for our $4,000 Jail
The contractors pronounce the clay OK.
ccllent and say that as good brick can be
made here as anywhere IN the state
The next public improvement will be a
$4,000 courthouse.
The general roundup this week has
brought to town several cattle owners
and many cowboy.
"The lowing herd winds slowly DER
the lea" to the great distress of the
"nester'' whose mich cows love com
pany.
Our peaceful and quiet little ncighbor,
vernon, 9 Its very impatient when there
Is mn lntimatlon that the Fort Worth 4
Denver City railroad will be extended
from Harold to the copper mines via
Margaret, but when Gen. Mcclellan re-
turns next month, and the mining com
pany and our citizens unite in their
overtures to the railroad company, Yer
non VIII be sidc-tracked with her small
bait OF few rods of telegraph wire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

down to the camps below on the failroad
to-day to pay the guards and hands of
for last months work, being two days
late.
Rusk has two "spinner buyers" for the
season, Mr.. w. a. Miller aud Geo. ID.
Nicely, Esq.
The county court this week disposed Of
the following cases.
Crlmnal-C. A. Miller, aggravated as
sault fined S25; Leopold Tobeunski, az
gravated assault and battery, fined S25 !;
Bill Ross, continued; Jefferson Pearl,
theft, fined $50; b. l.. Mcneil, gaming,
fined $40.
Civil--Gcorge l.. Ross vs. Missouri Pa
cifc railway, damages $685. Claflnda
Thompson VS. the State, application for
pension, approved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
MESQUITE.

Special TO the Gazette
MESQUITE, TEX, Sept. a. II. G..
Sweet, Esq, of Greer county, a co-worker
of Col. swlsher of Austin, in locating
veteran certificates in that much-disputed
country, was in our town to-day, mixing
with his old friends with whom he lived
for twenty-five years. He does not doubt
the right of Texas TO Greer, nor does he
doubt that she will get II in the end.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brown, the wife of re-
spectcd citizen, died yesterday Of typhoid
fever.
The blind doctor, Crockett, who
whipped out our depot agent, justice of
the peace and constable, has not been
heard from lately As fighter he will
compare fayorably with old Davy, to
whom he claims to be related.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20


have been cltlzcns VI the United states
during three years, they hayei bcon re-
garded as other Indians who are
citizens They are, however, en-
tlfoly independent Of government
aid, and occupy lands under
grants. This year for the first time the
New Mexico government decided 10 as
scss these Indians, thus organizing their
status as citizens. To these Indians
objected, ~ the tax would be burden
on them, aud they prefer 10 live MS the
other Indians without exercising the
rights OF citizens.
They will have an interview with Sec
rotary Lamar on Monday. One phase of
the case Is the fact that II these Indians
are citizens they have the right 10
vote and, these rights exercised, II
will bring into New Mexican politics a
new element OF between 1000 and 5000
voters The local politicians appreciate
the latter fact
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

The Peepie Of Ancient plIloppopolls
Rise IN and Shake on the
Turkish Yoke.
ri,ey swear Allegiance 70 Prince Aietande'
~ Bulgaria Russia plays Part
IN the Revolt.
A co,lp D,rTAT.

LoNDoN, Sept. lg.--Thc populaee Of
philippopoIls, the capital Of Eastern
Room-EIce, almost 70 II man, rose in re-
bcllion yesterday, seized the governors
general, dcposcd The government and
proclaimed union with Bulgaria, A
provisional government was established.
Tho revolt was 80 well planned thai no
disorder or boodshed occurred, every
body being IN sympathy with the move
inent except the government officials.
The foreigners In the city are perfectly
safe from harm, as Is also the property
Of foreign residents, Immediately after
the organization Of the provisional goy-
crnmcnt, the militia were sworn In, TAX
Ing an oath oi allegiance TO Prince Alex
undcf OF Bulgaria. II Is generally be-
lieycd IN diplomatic circles that
Russia arranged the programme OF
the rising and suggested the
union with Bulgaria. No definite
abatement can now be- made M to the OBJ
jcctions the slgnntory powers to the
treaty OF Berlin will take respecting the
matter. eastern Room.Elee was crentcd
by the congress Of Berlin In 1873, and
was given an autOnomc government
through forming AN integral part Of the
Turkish empire. The governor.gencral
was appointed by the porte subject 20 the
approval Of the treaty by the powers.
Room Flee ia province of the Ottoman
empire, wing Immediately 10 The south 81 the
Balkans. IL Il nhnblten mainly By Bulgarians
ara Greeks, aud though remaining under tho
direct military and political authority Of he
on by ihe berlin cUugrcsa Of 1873 Internal
order II maintained by local
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
IitrsK.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette
kcsk, TENn Sept. lS.--A plan of the
town of Wells City, on the Kansas 4 Gulf
short Line railroad, sixteen miles below
Alto, has been laid OF IN lots and regis.
tered at the clerks office. The citv Is
of the road. "s'uVer
inc correspondent here visited the
county jail recently and found only four
btSouvtS, TWO whites, two blacks, con.
acters. NP0'"'V ehar-
BOO hurkendall, alias G. w. Wauocs
VINO committed the murder of Tart
neorse W Taylor In March. Isst
was convict" and escanr3 vJ,h
ewo others while being marched 10 the
prison. tate one evening. They We're mr..
suen oS Capt. Taylor with his dogs anI n
uuu,per OF other men. When they an
pIVsVneu the conyicts In the dark ono
uvu lrom The forks OF a tree, Instantly
Alis'ng Capt. Taylor, after which IN ~,
anu nut thls one was captured aftor am,
m9nlns escape, His trlalwill eome NJ, =,
u',s laii term OF the district court
heh Lane, who Is confined An This ;an
lor SAFE keeping from San An,n,stfne
county CHARGED with the murder az n
.8'9, : seeltnced IA thl court lhee,- ia
asnai ngt has appealed 10 the snpr,p,s
WI H' WIZ be tried Ia Oetoher' fsss.
tns heTfo john Williams ul Anderson
NNvhss' ls9 coniinedAen iur SAFE Neon.
y, W., A'A ~ eiacf Regro Arc charged vab
w ~ e, Parish, asssians aaap,dsl
sssat Y thc STAYS pgn,ftnsiaMes' M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY. sEPTEMBEK 20

James, chairman, W. a. McCutchcn, X.
4. Hut, W A. knott and l.. i. wittick,
10 make the necessary negotiations with
the above and all other railways likely
~ give us early connection North and
East. The meeting passed the following
resolution:
Resolved, that the city Of Wichita
Falls, and county Of wichita are ready,
able aud willing to give bonus OF $780,
600 right OF way through the county, and
depot grounds, TO the first railway giving
Ms direct connection North and East
our people deeply feel the want of add.
tlonal facilities, aud will do all in then
power to get them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
mLAzEINA UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

NEw YoBK, Sept. lp.-'rhc new and
costly covered pier of the Royal Neither
huds Mail Steamship company at the
foot OF York street, Jersey city, was par-
TALLY destroyed by lire this morning, In
Nolylng loss cstlmntcd 10 be $4,000,
The entire Dire department qt ,l0rSnr4ity
responded 10 the alarm, also n dozen or
Fifteen powerful tugs, These and the
city lire department quickly subducd the
fire, The Western Union Telegraph
company reports ~ of their wires de.
Stroycd, while the Pennsylvania Railroad
company aus lost iiity-four wires de-
stroycd The cable opposite the pier is
also broken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Russla's railroad from the Caspian sea
to SaracuS aud her projected line through
Bokhara, connecting Samarcand with the
ONus, are not the only largo enterprises
she has now on foot In Central Asia, Let
tiers from SamaCand announce that
Russia Is about TO build new city ON
the right bank of the ONus. Houses viii
be built for Russian oolonistS, who will
receive government aid until they can be
selt-supportlng, The town win be oppo-
site Belkh, the largest Afghanistan town,
which now controls most OF the commerce
between India and Central Asia. Russia
expects To attract this trade to her new
town. II viii be called Iskenderlch, and
Russian steamers ON the Oxus, Il Is sand
VIII make frequent trips TO the place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
a SUPPOSED BURGLAR CAPTURED.

'pNNlhl W tHt bhsfANts
KYLE, TEX, Sept. l9.--John Holt was
arrested here this evening by Deputy
Sheriffs Johnson and Nolcn on warrant
from the sheriff of Fayotte county, charg-
lcttsyille IN 1850. After he had been
handcuifed he acknowledged to the
officers that he had just served term OF
five years In the penitentiary for an at
tempt to commit murder, but the officials
believe him to be an escaped convict. lie
is about five feet ten inches in height, will
weigh lS5 pounds, and has the appear
ance of hard citizen. He was working
at the blacksmith trade when arrested
and told the officers they were fortunate
In not giving him any show He was
taken to jail at San Marcos tonight for
safe keeping.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
ChIcngo,. CoIIoo,or or ,,u.,om..

CiuCAGo, lit, Sept. lo.--Thc president
has appointed Anthony +. Sccburgcr TO
be collector OF customs at Chicago, The
appointment was made ON the 10th inst.
The public announcement of It was with
held until to-day Mr. Sceburgcr Is Il
prominent merchant of Chicago, where he
has been engaged In the hardware bust
ness for many years. He is Il man of
wealth and high social standing and
while always recognized as u constant
Democrat he has never been prominent
In political affairs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
wlomnrAFALL.s.

special To the Gazette,
WIclurA FALLS, TN, Sept, l9.-A
wcll-attendcd, old-tashioned Methodist
camp'meeting is In progress near town,
under the charge of Rev. W. A. Black.
burn, assisted by Rev. Sherwood and
others.
Fletcher Cowherd of Kansas City, one
OF the principal owners OF the Falls Land
and Cattle company, is here.
Mr. Macquey banker OF Florence,
Italy, passed through here to-day ON his
way 70 Goodnight'S ranch in Donley ooun.
w. lie is financial agent OF Mrs. Adair
OF ireland, widow OF Mr., Goodnights
late partner,
At the hast meeting of the directors
OF The Panhandle National bank of this
place, VIM. A, Knott resigned the vice.
presidency, and Chas. Goodnight was
elected in his place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
CAnLE MOTIFS.

The Mexican National Railroad com
pany IL negotiating loan of $4,000, 900
In London aud Paris, the security offered
being tho Sanchez grant The Denver
railway Reorganization committee an
nounces thata majority Of the bonds have
been deposited with the committee In
favor OF It's plan OF reorganization,
Earl Granville, Mr., Gladstonc's minls-
ter Tor foreign affairs, has returned from
his chanhel cruise with his deafness SO
materially increased that he Is unabloany
Longer 10 transact business, u VIII be
ilnposslblufor him 20 rc-entcr public life,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

The irrigation works Of Colorado are ON
u great scale. The "Grand River Ditch"
In Western Colorado, ut the beginning, is
thirty-tlvc feet wide at the bottom, nifty
feet wide at the top, five feet deep, for the
first ten mllcs, then diminishing until the
last two and u half miles are sixteen feet
wide at the bottom, with three feet depth
OF water, The grade is little over
twenty-five inches TO the mile, which
gives strong current. One company
engaged In the hrigating business has
constructed Oven 100 miles OF canals In
the Rio Grando Valley at cost of
$3.50, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
PLOT POINT.

Special 10 the Gazette.
TLor PotNr, Ten, Sept, l9,-Thc
stock election failed to matcrialize to-day
In this precinct, no manager OF election
having been appointed,
Maj A, IL. Montgomery, whose mag
nltlccnt farm Is adjacent TO the city, and
a thoroughbred stock-growcr, had ON the
square to-day two red Durham COWS,
nine and six years of age, which weighed
1875 and 1850 pounds respectively; also Il
colt sired by c. If. Davis Old Dick, six
months old, which weighed $50 pounds,
and was sold to j. K. Shortridge for SlO0.
Receipts of cotton, 20 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
THE FIRE RECORD.
IMMENSE LUMBER rILE BURNED.

IMMENSE LUMBER PILE BURNED.
Special to the Gazette.
KILDARE, Tx, Sept. lo,--An extensive
fire occurred one mile north OF here this
morning on the Texas & Pacific railway,
A, II. Andcrson's entire saw and planning
mills and over a million and half feet of
seasoned lumber were destroyed About
one hundred thousand feet of lumber was
saved, The loss Is estimated az from
$4,000 to 100000, with no Insurance
whatever. The fire was first discovered
about ! O'Clock a, m. All the assistance
possible was rendered by the citizens Of
this community. Tho passenger train
north was delayed seven hours and the
passenger train south was delayed four
hours, Nothing definite is known ~ to
what originated the fire but it is supposed
To have been incCndiary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
GAINEsylLLE.
oalcial EiectIon acknowledgements As.
scssmcnt Rolls.
..t.t. A.. tA.. tt..,ffa

oalcial KicctIon Retrns-incrcased As.
scssnicnt Rolls.
special 10 the uRsetIe'
Z 'GAlNrsAlLIE, Tax Sept. lp.-peuy
Thompson, the man who was 50 seriously
hurt a fcw DAYS. ago At Brown's ferry by
having heavily loaded wagon pass
ever him, is much improved and It's now
thought that he VIII recover,
Considerable rain has fallon here DUR.
me lhc past few days, and some COM
paint Is made OF the damage done TO
cotton, but az yet thcre has not been com.
paint sufficient 10 Warrant scare
Alr.M levin, a prominent merchant
~ tlfis ciiy utnrnsl OF 1851 pilhfs
iislN from HcW Nerk aceonpsulcd lN he
briHc Many iriehQ were u. VIC ieppt
"a eceeL shs happy pslN 1Ao hgp,sef ~
81 eyooui had handaoptM i0gnishrd n
lisNetlinR fOf th0 re(fpf.aN VI "a WfddVd.
pats. Hiefg fbeg rs.,airs,, .iilpeuiatelY a,r
oeflyins s1id Wlii 0eecd ~ oA2c ,oisY
\ 1',N fps ,Sries ~ hopsekvepiag tAg9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
KNorTY POINT AT LAW.

SPcclat 10 tue GaZettc,
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept. l9.-An in
terestins legal point, which has never
been adIudged In this state, was argued
IN the district court this morning. The
style of the suit Is Nelson VS.. the Calves
ton, Harrisburg 4 San Antonio railway.
ana the nature of II is as follows: The
Piahtln Is posthumous child. born
seven months after its fathers death, and
Is suing by It's next friend for damages for
the killing of its father. The defendant
mterposed demurrer to the petition and
moved that the ease be dismissed on the
ground that the plaintiff was not in esse
Wneh the cause In action arose and there
fore could not recover. After argument
hy McLeary, citing analogous decisions
oy the courts of other states. Jndge
Noonan overruled the demurrer and the
motion 10 dismiss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
MAI TRAIN FIRED unto.

NNVVINI 10 NV WntCIIC,
MINEoLA, Ten, Sept. 1.-the south
bound mail train on the Missouri Pacific
railway was fred into tonight about four
miles north of this place by some mlscre.
ant The train was moving at the rate of
twenty miles an hour Tho BAH entered
the fourth window from the rear end of
the second passenger coach and passed
out at the window In the rear OF the
coach, a colored woman and child occu-
pied scat just behind the window where
the ball entered and were almost In direct
range They barely escaped serious If
not fatal wound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

by the census OF 1850 there were In
Rhode Island $4,000 native males of the
voting age, and 1900 foreign born. Yet
the total vote IN the presidential election
OF that year was under 80, 900, or less than
wo-thirds OF the native voters, and less
than 10 per cent of the male population
over twenty-one years OF aye. In I'M.
nols, where the malo population ofyoimg
age WAS ten times that OF Rhode Island,
and whore the proportion of natives To
foreign born was nearly the same as In
Rhode Island, the total vote In 1850 was
dss, 000, exceeding the entire natlVc-born
population of voting age by nearly l20, 900
and amounting tn almost so per cent. of
the total OF males twenty-one years and
oNer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
BURNET.
Special 10 tho Cnzettn

Special TO the Gazette.
BURNETT, TEX, Sept. I9.-Gus Wilke,
Su'-contractor, informed your CORE
'pondent to-day that he had secured the
right of way from here to the granite
quarries, distance of fourteen miles. At
cost OF $4,000. Our citizens contributed
Sl+VO oi the amount. An the shops and
machinery necessary for dressing the
granite VIII be erected within the city
ilmllS, which will give employment to 200
laborers. -
u week. ~
TO date 700 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
pnrsIprNTIAL posrMAsrrns.

WAsHINGToN, Sept i9.--Thc president
to-day appointed the following named
presidential postmastcrsi
Thomas IIardomon, Mocoh, Ga, vice
VIM. II. Brown, resigned.
Charles b. Drlper, Eureka, Ill.,, vice +.
u. Jeanhart, resigned.
Mr.. lIardcman, who was appointed at
Mason, was member Of the last house
OF representatives
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
DISMISSED by MUTUAL CONSENT.

HEMPsTEAp, TEX, Sept, 10. - The
shooting scrapc case of Chambers, Sau-
erin and Wood came up for trial to-day,
and all parties were cleared. BY con-
sent of all concerned, the case was
left to the judge. He nollc pressed the
case. The shooting took place between
the above-named parties while Marshal
Chambers and Deputy Sauerip were try
ing to arrest Wood for iourishing pis-
tol in saloon while intoxicated, but no
one was badly hurt. Wood received a
slight wound in the arm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
TEMPLE.


TEMriE, TEX, Sept. la.-Floods Of
rain for the past four days have almost
stopped business OF all kinds and travel
as seriously mpeded, 1t is slush and
water everywhere. Farmers saw tha, M
less L clears of soon cotton Mil sn,o mi
IN the boil, and the sample is ALREADY in
jured materially. "''oa0y iu-
"a. a new skating rink, which win con.
next week
NsN lhaelli' "a for the Sants AZ work.
siyi,s nsts affles Qailg. aud sh,sf fare
- (, weiA'lg iaeifties pili 81 mcr,ssed
seW eses " avagne ieyer ara scat-
ss. ''NsE 'hS cii bus \. y pot erl3enla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
I'EC,,S.


Special to the Gazette
PEcos, TEN, Sept. l9.-The contrac-
tors will begin work on the courthouse
ON or about the LIST Of October 1t is
to cost $50, 900, and will be quite an orna.
ment to the Queen City ON the plains.
A fine spring of frcestone water has
been discovered within two miles of
town.
All that we need in this county is for
the land board to give the actual settlers
a chance to settle on the watered sections
OF school land and we will convince
them that the Pccos valley is the garden
spot Of Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
RAINS AT KYLE.

Special to the Gazette
KYLE, TEX, Sept l9.--It has been
raining hard all y,,and farmers are be-
ginning to fear that unless the rains soon
abate cotton will sprout in the ball. But
little cotton has been received at the
incessant rnins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
Filler.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
KELLER, TEX, Sept, ls.- Messrs
Neacc and Hin Bros. have erected neat
custom mill, long-fclt want in our com
munity, In connection with their cotton
GIN and grist mill. The mill will start
Monday, September 2l and farmers are
piling In their wheat.
Our public school will open on the frst
Monday In October under the efficient
management of Prof. r. f. Moore and
his assistant, Miss Maud laff of Mis-
souri,, Several families from the SUR
rounding country Will come In, In order
to avail themselves of our educational
uuNuntnUpA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

wAsHlNGroN, Sept ia severe cy-
clone Is now central In the West Gulf
The signal service observer at Indianola
reports at go p. m. yesterday "No
abatement Of the storm Water is rising
and covering the fats In the rear Of the
town. AZ the same rate that It has risen
the water win be fully In the man streets
Of the city tomorrow morning"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
nn,l,r slck IN.

PTrsuURG, Pa, Sept. 10. -First-As-
sistant Postmastor.Gencral Hay is lying
at his home In Frustrated condition. He
arrived from Cresson Springs last night
ON a special train, and was carried from
the car TO his home on strctcher. His
friends say he Il not seriously III, but
several persons who saw him say his con-
ditiOn is critical.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
All uNnIeu AR uMnl,,tI.A

LoNnoN, Sept. 10, The Times, to-day
commenting on MIR. Gladstono's maui
testo, says The important fact Tor the
moment, whatever dlsscnslon may occur
about the details of the document, Is that
Mi, Joseph chamberlain aud MIR. George
Goshen appear willing foe the sake of
harmony among tho Liberals, TO take
refuge under Mr. Gladstone's uni rclla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
PRINCE ALEXANDER PROCEEDS 10
I'HIIoPPOPOIIs

Sorn, Sept. lg.-lhc Bulgarian army
has boon modified and corps haa been
sent TO the Rooui-Iilcc frontier, Prince
Alexander has proceeded to PhllIppopolls
Of tho Room-Elcc provisional govern
mont