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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


LONDON, April s, noon.-Consols, 97l%,
80 p. m.-COnsols, % ZIG.
2:3Op. m,-COnsols, 81 7-l6.
400 p. m--Consols. 9715.
NEW YORK. April s: noon.-Stocks opened
steady and higher. Money easy at per cent
Exchange-long, 81 saga S43<; short, 81 $751;
ga 8o5z. State bonds dull. Government bonds
quiet.
500 p. m.-Exchange, "a S4l5. Money closed
at per cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Gold,
$f42. $4,000; currency So, $4,000. Government
bonds dull but strong; four per cents l2lI5:
three per cents, lO19s bid. State bonds quiet
but strong.
AS measured by the sales of stock, Lake
Shore was the most active TO day, but the ex-
IRENE fluctuations were only y per cent, and
u closed "A per cent. lower. Pacific Mail was
the next most active stock, and it closed per
cent higher. These stocks show the course
OF the market to-day. There were more &C
{ i've stocks showing an advance than a de-
cine, 6nt the extreme fluctuations were mar
row. Inc opening prices were lower. and the
closing prices were irregular but generally
higher Northern Pacifcs were "a uer cent.
higher; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 12
per cent. lower on the reported heavy de
crease IN earnings, and the grangers were
very dull. Sales 10000 shares, the market
closing at the following quotations:
Alaciass ,2to 3. Sc Nash. 4 Oh att'a IS
Ala. ass b, 5s.. lob New Orleans Pa
Georgia 6s .......i0* ciic, lst mort So
as, mortgage lO4 n. Y. Central 90. SS15
l.. Caroinas $50 Norf. Il w. pref 2i4a
new ........ Is Nor. Pacific ..... 1615
funding M 10 pref $751;
SO.CarO. Brown Pacific Mail 493Z
consols ......... 10Y Reading. ......... ID
Tennessee 6s..... 461a Richm'd & Apgh. 70
Virginia 6s ...... +39 Richm'd Il Danv. Al
Va. consolidated. 40 Richm'd & WIT.
Ch'peake & Ohio 81 Terminal - 22sS
Chic. 4 N'nthw'n. 943S Rock Island .. lI3
preferred. 1907 St. Paul ..... 6S7s
Den. &RioGrande 81 preferred l041s
Erie. ............. y Texas Pacific M 9ts
+. Tennessee Rd. 81 Union Pacific . Az
Lake Shore. .... 5S% Wabash Pacific 81
L'vile & Nash 3OZ - pref 10
Memphis & Char. 81 Western Union. 81
M bile & Ohio. 63l
*RId
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Merchants and Miners' Transp0rfa.
ton Company,
FOR BALTIMORE.

NOR the present the steamships OF this
Il company are appointed o. sall from Sas
vannah Tor Baltimore every days as follows
tcity tmcl:
WM. La WREFCE, Capt. II. ID. FosFER;
MONDAY. April ID. at P. II.
sym. CRANE, Capt. G. w. BILLUPs, ar.
URDAI, April IS, at9A NJ.
WIZ. LA BENCE, Captain ". ID. FOSTER,
THURSDAY. April %, at2P.M.
WV. CRANE. Capt q. w. BILLUPs, Tries
DAY, April %, az n.
And from Baltimore, on the DAYS above
named. at3P. 81.
Through bills ladmg given to all pointa
West, all the manufacturing towns m Now
England, and TO Liverpool and Bremen
Through passenger tickets issued to P1fts-
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago, and all points West
and North vest.
JAS. B. WEST Il CO., Agents,
ia Ray strcet
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GUEOM LIME.


UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM MRS FOE
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier IS N. r.. fp0t Of king 10.
NEVADA ........ . TUETphY y, April u. iP N
ALASk A........ TuEsBAY, April ~. 1896 A n
WtsCONSIN. ..... TUESDAY hpril ~. q n
" fOMiNG ........... TUESDAY, May o, o A a
ARIZONA ........... TUESDAY, May ", 3P N
These steamers are Duilt Of iron, m water
tight compartments. ana are surnishcd with
every requisite 70 mako the passage &C russ the
Atlantic both safe aud agreeable, having
Bath room, Smoking room, Drawing room,
Plano and Library; also experienced surgeon,
steWaIrlcaa and Caterer on each steamer. The
stateroOms are an upper deck, thus insuring
those greatest OF all Injuries ht sea, perfect
ventilation and light.
CABIN Passage (itDoOrdinR TO StatoHoom),
500, go ard 500; Intermediate, $50. Steeragc
atl0W rutos,
Ohicea, Eos 70 Broa'lway, New York.
0UfON 4 CO.. or 70
MAITIaatND, DOU6A1sD a WILLIAMS,
BeE etrrai. saseutErpfr Slynuanh.
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SIOKEN

By bark Carlo Utah, at Tybee, American
ship J WPQ. lat 81 30 n. lon is 90 W, from
Liverpool for San Francisco, March s. All
well.
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Per steamer Mary Morgan. from Fernan-
dna--20 bales cotton. 60 crates oranges, l box
bacon, 2 bbls oranges. - crates tomat0es, 2
crates vegetables. I bdl hides, bale wool. 3
bbs fish, PKG hardware.
Per steamer David CLARK. from Brunswick
and way iandings-G bales cotton, ! drill and
tongue. 3 bales hite'. a. sacks rice IS bbls cab
base, II bhls spirits turpentne ] piano, u
era es cabbage. boxes tools. 3 bdls hides, "a
COW hides, ] box mdse. kegs cavier. boxes
sturgeon. 6 bbls rope. cask rope. wreuches,
5 empty Kegs, ll0 sturgeon, pkgs fish, and
mtse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way. April SIP bales cotton. 10 cars lumber.
Gi1 bbls rOsin. ~ bbis spirits turpentine, 3
cars wood, . cars cirn, ms bba vegetables.
bhls oranges.2 bbls potatoes, 655 boxes oranges,
4 bales hides. 10 bales yarps, 900 boxes yegeta-
blp. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, April $50 bales
cotton. NJ cars pig iron, 10 cars lumber, cars
bulls meat " cars wood. cars hay. cars
poru care stock, 80 bbis lime. 3g5 bbls Hour,
d bills whisky, 90 bbls tallow 33 tierces meat,
terce- lard. Is cases lard, 100 ar bb beer, 80
hf bbIs beer, 90 hbls cotton seed oil, 2l5 cases
beef 900 bbls b powder, ~ pkgs furniture, 20
coils rope. } box collins. D. cadditH touarc0,
b0a harness. 90 boxes tobacco, " boxes IS 5,
buggies, IS pr shafts 6j pkgs mdsc. II cases
mineral water. bales hides. u bales pisids,
bales domeB'ics. o pals tobacco, caees ak
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HAC0OCBEE, Capt. f. KEMPToN. BTsE-
DAY, April 10. ats p. NJ.
TALLAH assoc, Capt. w. II. FISHER
MONDAY, April i3. at 4:30P.H.
CITY OF AUGUSTA, Capt. X. s. NIoKER-
SON, "WEDNESDAY. April Ii, az 5:3O.P. n.
CHATTAHOOOHEE, Capt. J. W. CATH..
RINK, FRIDAY, April Il. at 700 Pm.
CITY or SAVANNAH. Capt. II. c. DAG
GRIT, MONDAY, April %, st l0:So A. N.
TO PHILADELPHIA
THESE steamers do not carry passengers,l
DESsOUG, Capt. +. SMITH, SATURDAY..
April IL, at 2:3o PA
JUNIATA, Capt. s. L. AsKTEs, sATTJR-
DAY, April Is, SO 700 Al
Through bills of lading given to E.asterDand
NorthWestern points and to ports of the
United Kingdom and the Continent
FOR freight or passage apply 20
q. n SOkREL. Agent,
CITY Exchange Building.
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NANAL 0TUttEo II IIIttI IA7TO ut opI TO- JUL
nentire was dun and more or less nominal.
There was little or thlng doing The sale
for tbe day were 30 Casks at 2Ilsc for re guitars.
A he Board Of Trade on the first call the
market was rep ,rted quiet at 2714c for regu-
lars A. the closing it was duh at 2715c for
regulars. Rosm-There was more doing at
easier prices, particularly for strained, The
ssps for the lay were 1892 barrels. At the
Bo.rd OF Trade on the opening call iC was
steady. with sales Of 1870 barrels, at the TO-
owngq quotations.: =, B, G, D, E and F 81 90.
6 81 20 II 81 As, I 81 75, X - IS, N SO 90, n
SgTs At the closing call it was steady. with
further sales Of I22 barrels of A, b., d and E
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TO NEW YORK.

THE magnificent stes msli1ps OF this cam
! pany are appOinted 90 sail as.follows-<
standard time:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

WAsHINGToS, Nov. ls,--That little
world, the treasury department, Is IN u
great fcrment over the reforms. Not
only are all cases of hardness reported to
the chief clerk, but on every floor Of the
building there ARE stationed detectives 20
watch the clerks and report any improper
conduct or neglect Of duty. These per.
sons, II Is said, have been on duty for
some time, but their presence up 10 this
time has been unknown 10 the clerks,
who considered themselves safe after
they had run the gauntlet of the door
keepers. The female clerks In particular
are very much excited. Many Of them
gather about Chief Clerk Youmnn's
Office each day 10 see II they have
been reported and 10 dispute The
record. Some complain that other
women, who are late, give In the name Of
associates instead Of their own. Some
make pathetic appeals 10 the watchmen
10 take their names of the "book.h on
the first day, when nearly 800 clerks were
late, the watchmen At the doors were be-
sieged sll day long With appeals not 70
report delinqncnts One man Was 20
worked up over the matter that h.
couldn't sit ct his desk, but went 20 the
Waterman who had his name at least
twenty times during the day aud begged
him not % report him. Many OF the lady
clerks are the victims Of their own
curiosity. In the rush that is made on
the doors OF the treasury few miniltos
after many pass through without giving
their names, but they invariably stop 70
see who else IN being marked, and Ia thai
way are caught themselves. The eject
Of the new rule IL apparent IN the ~
duccG number OF tardies. IL Is estimated
that the first day's record showed loss
Of four days 70 the government. Yester-
day the aggregate loss Of time was not
over half az hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

Assistant SECRETARY Fairchlld called at
the White House to-day at the request OF
the president and had long conference
with him In rcgari to the operation Of The
customs laws and the general condition
of the service under its present organize.
ton. IL Is understood that the pres-
idont VIII make several bnpo,,
tant recommendations 10 con
greSs IN his forthcoming MESSAGE
looking TO general slmpllhcation and
tmprovem, nj of the customs service 10
the prevention OF many OF tho abuses and
frauds alleged To exist under the present
system Mr.. Fairchlld has supervision
over that branch of The service, and rlt
president sent for him SO rs 20 secure the
benchi OF his experience and ohserya.
tons. u Is said that the president VIII
pursue the same practical course ~ as,
iNninc Information on other subjects 10
be considered in his message to conuresa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
NIChlNG CAlm0NNlNNa.
Allnrch nInnldnninls. :,

Acknowledgement Garland, to whom
Secretary Bayard some weeks ago re.
ferred the question OF the legality of the
expenses H the court OF Alabama
claims, having signiacd his concurrence
IN the opinions OF the solicitor
of the state department, MIR
Francis Wharton, the publication of
Mr.. Wharton's opinion Is authorized
by the state department. lie holds that
the court having been appointed for n
specific purpose cannot be construed TO
have as wide powers as a general court,
but that IL must be held strictly TO its
functions as outlined IN the act creating
IL; that this Is especially true In this case,
because congress saw 1T infinitely to
limit IT, powers that the net does not
expressly allow It the appointment Of any
Of its suhordinatcs or necessary assist
ants except it, stenographcr, the attorney
for the Unlted States and even the clerk
OF the court being appointed by other
authority; that IN the face Of this the
appointment of n list OF assist
ant attorneys whose aggre-
gated compensation IN comparison
with that OF chief federal counsel Is IN the
ratio OF lG7 10 %, OF number of prolcs.
sional experts aud OF various clerks, all
under the head OF incidental expenses, Is
manifestly absurd. Moreover, he holds
that the appointment OF counsel is an OK
ecutiye, not a Judicial function, and that
the employment OF salarIcd experts IL
something unknown in jurisprudence
That these expenses have been allowed
In the past, he says, is not 20 be taken as
n bar against an Inquiry into them now,
else a wrong might cite its own imnnni.
~ as ground for its perpctuatlon. He
maintains that the force OF assistant at
torneys, expert clerks, etc, have been II.
legally employed, and that all thoso whose
salaries can legitimatcly be had out OF
the incidental expenses are the servants
employed In cleaning the courtroom, and
criers aud messengers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Tho NIIddles Mood a Shin,

Capt, Ramsay, superintendent Of tn,
naval academy, Ia his annual report to the
secretary OF the navy, recommends that
permit Tor admission as cadets be issued
one year prior TO the time fixed for ex.
animation, and renews the reeommenda.
tlOn that all candidates for admission be
required 10 report for examination on the
9th day Of May. The number Of cadets
20 go In the next practice cruise renders
It necessary that a ship TO take the place
OF the Dale shall be tlttcd out for prac.
tice ship and sent 10 Annapolis by May
at was, +" says Capt. Ramsay, "impos.
siblc 10 do justice TO cadets and give them
the required instruction with only one
practice ship" lie recommends selcc.
tions for the line engineer corps and
marine corps be made ut the end OF the
four years course, Instead Of the six
years course.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

attitude. Gen. Michkoyitch has been
censnred Tor reinssucss IN the attack on
Stiyitzena.
CAUsh or rur srRNIAN REVERsls.
IoNpON, Nov, 2O.--A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph says the defeat ul the
Servian troops are due to detective
outposting and oVor-conHdcncc $4,000
Sevian reinforccmcntS are due at plr,t
on Monday.
RESTORING fiii STATUS QCu AMIR.
II is reported that the ptivy council bus
decided TO send Diievet rasha TO Philip.
popolis as temporary governor OF Eastern
RoonrElec, thus virtually restoring the
status quo ante
oNR ROVER iEss.
RANGonN, Nov s0.--Sonc English
shells accidentally set lire 60 the tower of
Minba and II was destroyed.
rnE REREt VACRREs nrrEN1ED.
LIMA, Nov. 90.--.An Official dispatch
from the project OF Juaja states that Gen.
Caocres was defeated by the first division
of the government forces, who cut oa
his retreat by llnappampa. Cancrcs lost
many killed and prisoners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

WIN, IL Mctrllc, who was to-iaY an.
pointed TO Doe United States consul at
san Juan del Norte, Nicaragua, h an
old newspaper man, aud n particular
friend of Secretary Lamar He lives an
jackson, Miss. lie was very strongly in-
dored 10y all prominent men o. uat
state
Preston l., Bridges, who was appointed
consul at Montoyidco, was Endorsed by
both the United States senators aud thc
most prominent men OF North Carolina
as man specially lifted Tor the place
lie is u personal friend of Senator Vance.
Mr. Emmett was formerly secretary VI
the legation TO Constantinoplp lie was
succeeded few days ago hy D ~, l.pa 1T
PpnnsA iynpia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

pAWs. NOV. 2V NJ DC LcSscps colr-
0rated Ills cghticth birthday yesterday.
lie received many presents. lil she FOR.
eign ambassadors aud prominent persons
IN Paris visited aud pnid thclr respects,
and cN-Empress Eugmic and The khcdjye
Of Egypt ,elegraphed their congratuia.
tons. NJ. de Lessons Is couudenl he will
live TO sail through the Panama canal.
lie has not yet fixed the date of his de.
pTture for Panama, 60 inspect the work
on tic canal, but says he will start soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
SHE HIT THE PIPE.
Moses We'll and Frantic visit Opium Land
and the Girl stays There.

Moses We'll and frankie visit Opium Land
and the Girl stays There.
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, Tx, Nov, 20.-No. lO3
Bath avenue was the scene of a singular
episode last night, which resulted In the
death of one of the inmates named
frankie at . O'Clock this morning.
Last night Moses Wei, drummer
for Il Baltimore firm, called at
the house and, after spending some time
in company with frankie, left About 2
O'Clock he returned to the house, was adj
mitted and went up stairs 20 FrankiG's
room. A little before O'Clock he hastily
came down stairs, called another girl,
and requested her to 20 TO the room
at once, as frankie was acting very
strangely We'll accompanied the girl
back TO the room, and was seen
to wrap an opium pipe in paper. He
left the room, hurried 10 the hotel, paid
his bill and skipped town on the early
train. a hasty investigation OF the I'm
conscious girl showed she was
dying. Medical attendance was
summoned and Drs Cook aud
Simpson promptly responded, but
their efforts were fruitless, and the girl
died at the hour above stated. We'll, IL Is
learned, is slave Of opium, and carries
pipe and material with him. IL is
thought that he induced the girl
to join him, and she hit the pipe too hnrd
bringing on heart trouble, resulting In
death. She Is twenty-five years old, was
native OF Elnirl, n. y. and arrived
here about two months ago. The case Is
being investigated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

PARIS, Nov, 20. The weaver. Ia the
various mills az SAINT Quentin have struck
for higher wages. They riotcd tins morn
Ing, threatening the lives and property of
the rich, assl broke number OF windows.
The gen d'arDcs were nc nrst p0Wcrless
10 Vucll the disturbance. but on the mr.
rival Of rcipiuUements they proceeded to
arrest several ringloaders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
nrent nnyoc M tlo rnoIlc.

The secretary OF tho treasury to-day r-
cciyed the following message from Mr.
Colonna, assistant superintendent oi The
coast survey;
The cohst survey reports great earthquake
waves ON the Paclilr ne san Francisco, nR iudi
earthquake wnyos were noticed yesterday he,
tween and O'Clock y, M Thoy were thiriy
fyo minutes apart aud were hs great ~ thoar
observed dnrng the great upheaynl In Java
some years since.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
sullivan ChaiIenros the world.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Nov. 2O.--John l..
sullivan, the pugillst, has signed a con-
tract here this week with John Cannon OF
New York city, under whose management
be agrees to make tour OF Europe and
Australia next year. lie agrees 20 meet
any man who may be brought against
him, az any time and under any circum-
stances, with or without gloves, and under
any rules
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
A TOUGH LETTER,
The Answer to Which VIII Most Prob
ably be a Challenge to Fight
a Duel.
The Tarin Reiormers Call on Cie,ela land
hat Grover Makes Themno Prom.
lses on That Head.
couple OF Defeated Candidates Protest
Against the seating OF an the cat.
fornia Congrcssmcn


special to The Gazette,
WAsuINorcN, Nov. 20 The Jones.
King fcud has broken out again, Win
prospects OF duel. IL win &c reme,n.
bereg lhatN,hcn Cuthbert Homes yea n
candidate fSr consul AZ Calao. Kiun ~.
posed him and, IL is claimed, nbclcd hIs
family, who were connected With Tho IN.
nous Joncs-lAddle imhropllo. last
night a letter was sent TO King hv loncs,
in which be saws,
"Nou said YOU Wonld and ma, b,stend al ,,,,,,.
80 You began q systematlo aud cowardly course
~ 'Elag aSs.n,, rye. Noa lied " Nc president,
Nour false and Scnni ,opg s'g os uyHisp'pv os
not With opu courage, Ia, scredy,
NY an a,tassin' iou are Warrior
Warriors ireud "a sbnn .tsnU'i nNV' e,enr
To The state mat bore You, and 10 the stnt6 Won
represent an therefore publicly and del,h.
ard n niir,nW NM N ,,,,. , i'''' "'" WV
tit,, ,aiia,..,t
an" 5r A. ~" ug.'e'eV 90 oe hoo's'-
s,,,t e. III T,nN e~t'rs "a up's VtlVt were
49,, ~ ,',, Vnu ~ ula', . socuhu ~ reg,
$500 'o''ot al,'' ulutner ny express ~
o ,,',, 100 SvhS"s.on mere ana the
Sunvtu' op'.'lop - t,@t hlhg WIN ohallenge
'VuoS :" uu''' 'Hc n'oe''ug seems IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
TnI,ento nn A.,lnm.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Mr Louis A.
Pires, the wealthy citizen OF Dallas, Tex,
who became suddenly insane few days
ago al the ST. James hotel and was taken
10 Bellevue hospital, was to-day re-
moved BY his friends TO the Blooming
dale ASYLUM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
rhrenlencd b, No rnnlnn.

DUNK, Nov 2a.--A laboroy named
Kelly has sought police protection IA this
city, alleging that the Fcnians had threat
ened him With death unloA he shot cx-
Grown solicitor Bolton viva secured tho
conviction of SO many Of their friends Tor
VAriOpS uffcuecs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

The clerk OF the house Of representa-
tiycs has received protests from persons
IN California against the admission OF any
of the congressman from that state The
protests aro under seal, but q brief uc.
companies them from which it appears
that candidate for congressman az large
IN that state Who was defeated, maintains
that the recent apportionmeni 81 Tie slate
WIS Illegal, and that consequently Thu
congressman elected mdcr that apnur
tlonmenl cannot have valid certificates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
snpporlInn John Chlnnmnn.

Attorney-Gonoral Garland has notified
District Attorney White at Tacoma, "
T., that he Will be gwen whatever assist,
anco re may require in prosecuting pcr
sons arrested for completely in attacks
recently made ON the Chinese residents of
that locality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

The treasury department has prepared
q circular 70 be forwarded 70 customs
officers relative 10 the statute regarding
protests In customs cases. The circular
sets forth the statute which now regulates
protests, appeals aud suits when AN Inn
porter complains OF duties eYacted, in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
r.n.Ihrnllnl Annnlnlmnni.

Tho president made the following as,
poiutmcnts io.day TO be cousuls og the
United States, Preston ~ Rrldgos eli
North Carolina, as Montcvideo, CIaruav.
William u McArdle OF Mississippi. al
san Juan del Norte, Nicaragua.
Joseph W. Merriam, y citizou OF tho
United states, az tluiQuo, Chill
William G. Emmett OF New Nark, a.
smyrna, Turkey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
\ Choclnnnte frnm Chinn.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 20. 1t is stated that
the Chinese government has ordered The
troops on the frontier 10 prevent King
Theehaw from taking refuge tn Chinese
territory. England and China are 10 com.
plcte accord ON the Burmese question
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
VOL. XI: NO. III.

eNce>s, on imported merchandise. The
statute was enacted moro than twenty
wears ago, aud there have been conalutna
interpretations OF rs meaning hy sGbofli.
uate federal courts, which have not hoen
finally adjusted hy the supreme court.
The Views of the customs oalccts are
asked for as 10 whether or not the EXIST
ing Law requires amendment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
In the aermnn rarllnmrnt

BERLIN, Nov. 20.-purli6ment Today
reelected the president and vice.
president & Of the last roch-
stag. TIT Polish members gave
notice th0t They would question the gov
eminent inWcgard Co the expulsion Of
Poles ir9ffssast Russia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
4 neslgnnlInn Arcentrh.

The president has accepted the resigna-
ton Of ID. y, Scarle, United States attoi
ncy for the district OF Minnesota, 10 take
effect on disqualification OF his successor
who, II Is believed, win be appointed In a
few days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

IALmCJL, Nov. 20.-Mr. O'Shca, who
was member in the parliament just dis
solved, will oppose Mr.. Parnell in the CON
lest for member Of the exchange division
u this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

The department of state has been ad,
yised OF the rcappcaranco OF cholera IN
Gibraltar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

Speaker Carlsic's condition l. yciy
much improved He was able 30 lcayo
his bed to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Indications.

WAsmyGTos, Nov. n, ! A. Nor
the West Gulf stateei Fair weather, fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness and local
rains; variable winds, generally south
erly