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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-09
The Dubuque & Northwesterm.


President Stickney of the Minnesota &
Northwestern railway has returned from
Dubuque where he has been making az
engagements to build the Dubuque & North
western. The principal features of the ar
rangements have already appeared in the
GLOBE, Contracts have been signed and
the early building of the road depends en-
tirely upon the willingness of the people Of
Dubuque to meet the one central condition
of the contract The Minnesota g. North
western company is ready to commence
work and will go at it vigorously if Du-
buque will pay $3.50, 900 of the 1866, 600 tax
voted, into the county treasury at once.
The road to Durango will be pushed to COM
pletion by October 1, and it is not improb-
able that ten or twenty miles more may be
graded the present season. The money
subscribed is to pay for right-of-way, and
IS per cent. of the monthly estimates for
work on the first eight miles, but the whole
so paid is not to exceed SO, 900.
Should the Dubuque & Northwestern road
be built ip conjunction with the Minnesota
& Northwestern, the Chicago & North
western would be tempted to extend its
line from Freeport to Dubuque and it then
would have a line direct to st. Paul. A
large part of the Chicago and St. Paul
traffic would then go through Dubuque
which would be incidentally benefited
thereby. The road from Dubuque to Mona
would be directly northwest, and from
Mona to St. Paul would be directly north.
The distance from Dubuque to Mona is 175
miles, and from Mona to ST. Paul no.
making the line 20 miles the shortest be-
tween Dubuque and St. Paul. Mr.. Stick
ney has engaged Mr.. Knowlton, the Du-
buque & Northwestern engineer, and work
will probably commence July 10.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-09
The xyinona. Alma & Northern.


The grading that was done last summer
on the Winona, Alma & Northern road is
being washed away by the late heavy rains;
the ties that have been gotten out, piled
and estimated, are still repOsing in quietude
along the line of the track; the piling, nice,
straight, white oak piling, is getting black
from disuse: the rip-rapping is still there,
just where Mr. Spofford ordered it to be put,
and no water can wash itaway. The Alma
Journal gives an interesting resume of the
work done and what is yet to be done, and
tells what those who had gone so largely
into the enterprise are now doing. 1t says:
Mike Colman, a contractor, has gone to
Utah; Harry, another, has turned his atten-
ton to politics and wheat; President Trear is
not around, neither is Barnum; Glenn is a
roller skater, likewise Williams and Barber
and general air of bustedness permeates the
atmosphere along the entire line. Our story
of the purchase of the line by the Milwaukee
company will not wash, as some of our folks
including Andrew Heinrich, still believe in
Mr.. Trear, and Mr.. Trear has repeatedly said
that the Winona, Alma s. Northern Railway
company was building a road from Savannah,
ILL., to ST. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-09
NUB OF THE NEWS.

Minneapolis will build Masonic temple.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-09


1T is not much surprise that Mile. RHEA
captured the heart of South Cardinals chiv-
alrous old senator, when she brought the entire
population of a Southern city to her feet.
Two weeks after she closed an enga cement in
Atlanta, we find the Constitution speaking of
her in this strain: .'Mlle. RHEA is still the
theme in the parlors of Atlanta. The pretty
Belgian threw her spell across the Swallowed
grandeur of RIsTORI, and her witchery is still
the toast after fortnight has come and gone.
The mademoiselle is "a, and has never loved.
She looks into your soul with limpid eyes and
tells you she does not know what love is She
does not even permit men to love her, though
Heaven knows how she can help it, A young
man in New Orleans-it was in New Orleans,
though it might have been almost anywhere
else-talked love to her once with such warmth
as the subject might inspire. She let the
young man go On, doubtless because she
couldn't stop him, until he had had his say. She
then told him he made her sleepy and marched
him back to the hotel. A perfect statuette,
with sunshine breaking through the snow,
warm with the quick pulses of health and
happiness, but still locked in the chaste and
white clasp of the marble is this daintiest of
Belgians.''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-09

99s, 101 acres, and the distribution of land
to be held in severalty, 100 acres to each
head of an Indian family, would require
less than II, 900, 900 acres while surplus
of more than 100, 900, 900 acres would re-
main after the additional distribution of
half as much per capita to each other male
Indian. Let the government arrange with
the tribes for the distribution suggested, and
for the sale of the surplus to white settlers,
the proceeds to be devoted to the mainten-
ance of Indian schools and to the provision
of a reward of stock tools and seeds for
each Indian who qualities himself for the
management of farm. Furthermore, let
all the privileges of citizenship, including
the ballot, be offered to every Indian who
can read and write. How long would it
take such a policy to civilize the entire In
dian population? Gen. CROOK, the famous
Indian fighter, says it would take only
very few years. The nation is expanding
many millions of dollars annually for the
support of the savages in idleness, whereas
by the adoption of the proper policy all the
tribes could soon be made self-suppOrting
How long is the folly to continued"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
PARIS.

An Overturned Lamp Comes Near ,nus'
iuE nig Fife Inmnr County rnir,
special a. the Gazette,
PANS, TEN., Oct r. mild uurthcr
IL blowing, with showers of rain
MIR. Jim llallonger * sim confined TO
his room with fever.
Rev s !. Bradley y visiting relatives
In the CITY after an absence OF seventeen
years.
A lamp oyertnrning az Capt. A, -,
Brooks last evening came very near prov.
Ing serious Ore prompt action upon the
part Of the neighbors and the hook aud
ladder company prevented much damage
from being done.
The premium list of the second annual
fair Of Lamar county IL ont The fairwil
be held Nov ., 4, and y. $4,000 In prem.
lums are offered Persons desiring iniOr'
mntion can apply 10 w. w, Stcll, prcsi-
dent, or J. r. Harrison, secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
McINTYRE's TRIAL.

Jim Courrighrs Partner la the Hands of
the Law of New Mexico,
Special 10 the Gazette.
ArruQuEHquE, y. NJ, oct ~ Jim
Mcintyre, who was one OF the parties
accused OF the American Valley murders
and who was captnrcd by detective at
New Orleans and brought back, Will have
in,trlal before Judge lsiinkor on the 18th
a shorbatt and Casey, who were arrested
two or tIircpftcr the murder, have had
/ hang fire. and their cases still
The murders were 4.
Kind, two innocent yOispost atrncious
| lctle and Elsingcr losing tauB, Grosi.
the supposed hands Of sis or sCfbias nj
among them the aforementioned In
oneB and COPYRIGHT, The man who W
rescued from the clutches 81 New Mex
can officers by tbc citizens ~ Fort WYul
after be had been arrested The lahe
party IS sin az lurgc The Interest J
I Tie case has decreased
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

ing upon the terms oi this clause, The
department has prepared an ADVERTISE
mcnt that VIII hc issued within day or
two, calliug for proposals Tor rendering
steamboat mail service between Tampa
ana fiodda, Ma Key West, to Havana,
The cntir4 route Is $50 miles Ia lcngth,
mDtty miles OF It living between kcy West
ana Havana, and the actual sailing tnN
allowed Is twcnty-four aud une-hali hours,
the service TO be- sciDi-wtrkly. II
The bids are found 90 be reasona-
bic IN amount the service will 40
into effect on Jonuary nest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
DowrD, uUr No1 N PRAYER.
The People 81 bnuria no under thc seats
20 AVOID uhiistaBes.

The People 81 Annria 10 under thc seats
90 Avoid nhiistoEes.
spccibl 20 the Gazette
AyNrrA, Tx, oct. NJ oar qniet IT,.
ne village was visited last night about
6 O'Clock BY rather severe hallstorm
Quite crowd bad assembled at Che
schoolhonsc Tor religious services. About
o O'clock they were aroused Rom tho
usual aDathotic feeling that taxes posses-
sion Of IA congregation when they have
been subjected 20 tnetTyius oraeai Of a
very long discourse by a loud ronung
sound. They 30 once recognized the
bawling OF cattle, such rs ~ heard When
they arc much frightened Or persoc1bd,
There was not tiDc 90 escape or make
any preparations until The hailstones
were peppcnng down on The rcoi " The
school-housc, which was rather old and
thin. The stones, Il seemed, grew
larger, and GDally began 70 mike their
way through The roof and pour 10 on The
congregation
IN eyewitness stated lhai mrni wnInrp
and children, with Wild shriekT " fear,
IN made a dive az once for protection
under The seats, and 10 tbe twinkling Of
an eye not head was 10 be- seen above
the backs 81 the seats. u Il stated BY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
An nAtraoraInnrr rown.

class postoflee az llattwdgc, Neh. was
placed on the list of presidential postoi.
fees Althongh nine months have elapsed
since that occurrence, not 4 single april.
cation for tie position OF postmaster at
that place has been received at the post,
oillcc department, nor hns any recon-
mendallonA been made Tor un appoint
mcnt, consequently the postmaster, ut.
though holding . ilrst-class commission,
IL receiving the compensation OF prcsl.
dental postmaster This state OF affairs
Is said to be without a precedent IN the
history Of the department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
rIghl m the SOD Ilnn.e.

There IN considerable talk Just now IN
regard TO the reorganization of the house
of representatives The proposition 20
divide the appropriation bills among the
various committees Interested Is object
ed to by many Us a plan which would
have tendency toward extravaganza and
which would operate ~ still further re-
tard business. Mr.. Carlislc's supporters
would be very glad TO see Mr. Randall
t4aQstd from his position as chairman OF
neutrality-suspicious. committee, and a sug-
va eomniitlatcn madc 10 give him the nu-
Importance next web will be OF unusual
fact Tint the reconstIIln view of the
N TO be one Of the most impoi the navy
Of This administration. II RandaYorks
his friends could be induced TO be stfad
fed with this transfer OF the Pennsylya
min Protoctionlst, the Carlisle people
would be willing 10 give him tho MAYA
opprnpriatlous Till, so that the eniir,
matter of building up tile navy would o'
/ ia his hands,
Itis also pro, posed TO get Holman o
I Indiana OF the appropriations committee
and make him chairman OF the lnhlai
affairs committee, which VIII he an I'M
portnnt body AZ the next session, ana, ~
! Mr.. HOLMAN has been investigating th'
condition 81 The Indians during the 70
c,ss. n h believed that he VIII oc pecu
lrany lifted fcr the chairmansmp indi
catod. The Indian appropriations pil
,yill probably Do given him 10 connection
with The committee.
Another plan Is TO allow The approptla
uops committee 70 remain as IL Whh
zinc close 81 The last session as near ~
NAV BE-, with Mr Randall at it- head, oa
10 change tie rules Of The house 20 as =
lpravide that the appropriation bilis p
reported within certain stated Intervals
ono bll, for instance 70 be repofte'
/ within two weeks after the meeting .
congress. tho rest 20 follow WIN 2 III
,aif reg,Ilarjty. So that ihe last bill yll
III djsposed Of AZ least ten DAYS brion
adjournment. This plan y y though'
meets with The most favor, ANA 9 the ~
MAJ would be most approved Of ny pr
Carlisle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
nls,lAnoN sANe MIlN.

l,oSnuN, Oct ~ pilnNe DlemAiUb, a.
would appear, has lisi accomplished a
wonderful feai IN diplomacy iic, ar
some one for him, riiitns that be- nNrr
had an idea ot absorbing lhc Caroline
Islands, Int that the occasion III Do land
ing Of soldiers irom one OF liiz shpeof.
war upon the snnd At zap furnished "a
Welcome pWtrNl ~ Spalp i0f distpctng
the attention ot her RESTLESS subjects from
their own home troubles The story rhn.
bust be told by The Berlin correspondent
VI the srini-o0icn fumkluH, Xeinng,
which was doubles, inspired BY thp
prince himself
~ would appear that ia tlie aiiair of
thu Caroline Islands wc nfp ~ be treated
20 a real surprise, on August ~ thr
news reached us and Tho rest Of thc world
that German m0noi,nar had
anchored az the Caroline Islands,
hoistcd " nag and taken
possession IN the nam0 OF Germany.
This report caused much establishments
among us, because nothing OF the prepaf
atory steps had been known 10 Germany,
aud, irnst Of al, IN government cltclps
10 that no oup seemed 90 lir able tn M
swor the question which 81 tho phips.pi-
war had executed tile ORDER or from
wbcuce ihe ship had come Although
the imperial government had but i elBH
time before given notice % the otlcrpbW
rrs and 20 tic Spanish government q NJ
intention ~ protecting theAettlemcnis Of
German merchants 0u several Of these
Caroline ielhuds, The inifnllon could moi
bayc bern carried out, since lhr guH.
boat Tits which was % hRsc
bcen trusted with thlH order, led eay
d q ia
August y, anil u required hsnlYe days 10
rcach tie itland Of fap me FIRST port ~
destination Therefore, The report
Whieli were clfeaieMd iu MaaH1 90
August Z 2 muHt hafe rfieBfd o. sG1ie
la, lrctabp ifal ilf that Wgs then hoNn
.ai1ar Wlftfah1nta ni the g0rme1 alips
0f.B3rH0 efaiNtr Cg0id bYH at iiai limo
btcn 10 fhAt pafi ~ tir s0nth eeh
"What hHpbeDfd ats iNa publication
~ tiie ncNe ~ GOO nofn@B oesrplinuDi
tAe sihnda " @eil hpqNn q gfti on
roar tluUgHhpHf 5paln and HHNah lt
lowed ly Will lhfnnta depiuW Germany
,g Rcpefal diBguili8dt ul ihe b0a8o, acc
Oii srplenf{r4, When ne uelgs ~
~. W,itl 'IaHujsluz by lae iitir, WhlgA
AUGUST "a hid feaGNcd
lHntiNi tif tl6i re iho feHnRn
tntphAey MA tah insbu ID ass
nHtefiai ihNg1A occurred 4l ro0ne.
HAtlelf ia1 ~ bo tates Qseiy oaolly ib
giefiaaiiY ~ ~ lslpic ftas6n Liltl ~.
W0g kneNt nptrgen lfiHfsiYfri IN Z. 5,s4
wet bad l9nHcael az Yep ghe non.af-
iiAe ~ Information ifnm ihf German
W. OILY " bH tapiaiuod fYU the
llfi INt heiiNtance from me candiinca
~ isnhi, from wien thf spaBishmpuff
'tN Yten eflit by telegraph. h hreb
enptN tnAs liit disiaure 10 sydney 81
Husensiahd ToRl fhere ilw Cermaii NJ
k'it hati " ht8fsnsmltifd 81 ship beium
!. NDull - ,NleagHphed ~ ila hehe a9f
,e,lfnt iht'tipt after weeks ~ az
man account. bni phsi can ~ 9iaend
rom ihe palis from alua and Aussirlil.
w Ep,erhnrAt beaallp9 susppct nc nai
! Yh'u"n O Affairs, aaa baYe Uafked
f'DftfgfN ~ mum lssf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

1he acknowledgement Is about %
mike mn effort 20 transfer ING iiAtA.a
service from the foreign mails hui'an "
the onlcc Of the sec9na-assistaht POS
mastcr-gcncral, and class y Wilt tne ~
nestle steamboat service. Ine ls'st,
once appropriation plii :" lasl
wear Included provision Auiuyl-
Ixlpg the department 70 contfacl iOf
w extension Of domestic steamshlp spie-
~ from ports In the United stltes "
foreign ports when the distance oet"s y,
nc por;s does not exceed 2Vo i1lies' Aps-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
1AY Gouip cUMrNe.

ne ia-se. Through 'rcNaria,na ifnl,oWtc 10
tho Fort
special TO The Gagottc.
TrXAHNANA, Ann, oct 70 Jay 6onld
passed through here this cycniug, golng
west, IN an Interview with your re-
porter hr expressed satisfaction at the
course OF The present national adminia.
tration, spoke hopefully Of tho future Of
TeNnrkana and complimenled The knights
Of lnhor organization, hut he declined 20
express any wish or 0iininn ~ to thr
ohio contest to-morrow.or thai OF Now
York IN November
Tho distinguished magnale g0rA from
here t0 sherman, thence 10 Font Worth,
Houston and Galveston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

roliahle authority that spme Of tho stones
We're az least four inchcs b, cwtmter
cnco SOME state tlmi thcn wrrc 10 hr
found In The house after che storm han
stones as large az child'E hCnd. II iH
thought That he wind aud storm hive
done great damage to cotton crops as
well rs to stock and The roofs of houses,
though nothing has bean hoard OF any
SERIOUS accidents and no report so iat Of
injured stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
VOL XII NO. ~
WAR ECH0ES.
Germany Comes Forward WIN 5 Plan
icr the Settlement Of the BuI-
garlan Qaostios,
Prince bismarck Makes II clever ~.
plantation Of Che Late taNllues
plaeulil.
tNgLsNp's YdUNU DsFoEsuu
rftit1lts

iioNnaN, Oet lA fond g,ndOlph
Churchill has lssucd ca ad,lross 70 his
constituents. u ~ Va The same iaipulslNo
style that plamctgegos iis Aprcchts To
safs the llbrrals are unable 80 Justify
their claimt pppu thr clCtt0fs hS . * ora
Qt foreign and henO achievements, nd
0pntcNt themselves With mlkirat,ine white
they acknowledge ihelf failure. Thpv
seek 40 attract VOTES ty Promises OF
hrlhos, which hltVF experience Has
shown they have ncllllyt ,he rtCOnsi,i noi
ne capacity TO lNlnll iiv fticfe h tho
adverse vote against Tic Gladstone g0t
eminent, wtpng from the cora Mons on
the budget
he continued Mr. Bright
VIII direct hs mtltalcd
ora,ory, hia slinple, lntrihlc, MVhclhlo
Qrgumeni hls personal possessions ana
experience to induce The Reinstatement 81
the Liberals Tho cid dissCnsiOm smene
tho Liberals Which caused tho failures Of
Tho past Hyo ycats is nov hldsiug lltrcelY
You will be asked 60 supper, PARTY
which even tho hatred Of Tho rorles cao
not mite. You cannot Weld 60 this ag,
peal Tho nollctof The Tories Il ~ regain
The filendship Of thc powers, which prt-
ladlro, presumption sud poltrpQnrty ijaNe
that friendship 90 secure European
pclrc, Imperial federation fol defensive
Hnd commercial purposes ~ Ea0lNad ana
her colonies, 10 ronrillnig. hy c4ual laws
mud Just and nrm administration. tho
Irish hrcihrcnnoW irrlmtea and pttmgcd
80 that that union which nature, aH Won
as policy, uiIcntl, uuy vndufei io place
Tho country oi tu inllAn heYuna ghe ia.
iluCucy of pl5iu on lkllt 4 and fD fA 81 I'm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

The term OF the supreme court OF the
United States was formally opened ut
noon to-day. 4 full bench and u large
concourse OF attorneys and spectators
were present Seventeen attorneys we're
admitted 10 practice before the court The
court adjourned at l2iiO TO call upon the
president The work of the term will
begin tomorrow with assigned tasca
coming over from last term
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
natler Irloi a rot ing.

Hon sriIsu4, Ailk. oct. IL H..
Circuit cout to-day the lflnl f t".ns
Hr0tus for thu killing Of Claries.pe,.itt,'
alias Charles Watson, last Dtcemlf 80
begun. faulk was asppItlna ann OF w
siderable note aud was allied WITH
Doran iaefiDn ~ The flynn.Dofan parif
Brli,us VIA q policeman aud claimed ihi
Faux refused 10 submit 0Drfcsi and M
tbe nring was ouly 10 brighton BIN no
hiLbAllsslOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
Blue GREE
she o~es i'aeh q U D ats

NtW inh, Oct ~ Mgb Apderg,s
'naae XXX 3rei appearance uitpt two yne ~
~ hnpge57 Europe OF iho sth fhaattr
lp,hlsh,' NJ was supuafled bg nn ~.
eeiifN, Lnsii7 company, tAa fah, ttat
Mah VIII XXX mhpr hrst appeaa6,p N
hnR'ahV onN " most heartily NJ.
eonltd py KY gu9itec that crowded 4,
iouae % the doors 1he ,lav Fas az
fon ldko M m whN KIM a,tes VA
role II RnsiilBd Hiss ns,.r.,.n xxx NIX,
D decidH pcrcsa an6 ,eae ,e,'o,,,,'
called before 10 curiHiD' ff''N'3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
No nnnrcr frnm cnolern.

Surgcon-Goncral Hamilton said to-day
that the danger Of cholera invasion IN
this country has passed Tor the present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
gorgeous Display Of New FAN and Winter Fabrics


such times as this when money dearly earned you heta
spending dollar not matter of unusual Importance that YOU
pains to End place where your money will secure the largest re-
~ We have many real bargains in every department assurey
tdbsneat to you il your wants in line
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

Richmond y. Dement, OF Illinois. to be
encouragement of the territory OF tab
kdmund q, Shields OF New Mexico, 10
be register OF the land onlcc at Las
Cruces, y. NJ
rosTMAsrERs,
Daniel Stewart &C Walla Walla, W. H.,
vice William slime, commission expired
lucius NJ Thomas, at Watcnown, II. H..
Charles A. Burke, ct Malone, n. y.
utaneil Boeson, at Caldwell, kan, vice
,, Donaldson, commission expired
Charles llardcastle, at Marion, KAN,
vice Francis Bower, commission exc
pired.
Hattie p, Blair, at Great Bend, kan,
vice F L. Chapman, commission cx-
pred.
G. w, lores, at san Diego, Cain.
vice g.. y. Copeland, commission cx.
PRED
William II. Newcomb, ut pana, H.,
vice j. n. Patton, commission expired
English r. Eads, at knoxville, H.,
vice Thomas y. Tate, commission eX-
pirod
George H. blackstone, at Paxton,
Ill, vice J. NJ, King, commission eN.
pired
samuel w Peacock, at Lancaster,
ny, vice II, W. Anderson. commission
expired.
w. W, WathOn at Lebanon, KY. vice
\. b. llilrupp, commission expired
William Mcfarland az Dawumgton,
Pa, vice H. u. Wells, commission cx.
PRED.
}, 4. Grassland, Aiken, s. c., vice n.
Z. Chatield, commission expired.
Charles j. Struck, Shakupoc, Mimi,
vice j. u. strait, commission expired.
i. u. Benton, at Madison, ~ j., Vice
Il. j. Tunis, commission expired
Christian Blistcrnisht, at Elmhurst, ID,
vice Jacob Gloss, commission expired
7. G. Rndo, at Perry, Iowa, vice Lind.
scy Willis, commission expired.
+. H. Wilson, David city. Neb., yicr
A. y. Coon, commission expired.
John r. Wrinkle, AT PlattSburg, Mo,
/ vice +. ID. Phillips, commission expired
David NJ Bossart, al Jefferson, Iowa,
vice j. NJ. Rhodes, resigned
j, NJ. shelton, at Windsor, No, vice
W. T. Glover, resigned.
II +. Tolman, Al Lanark Mo, vice
Henry Foulds, deceased
lno. Snootey ut Big Spring, Tex,
office became presidential.
John Ryan, at Anaconda, NJ r., office
became presidential
j +. Ragen, at Sandy Lake, Pa, office
became presidential.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
a Single Postotfce Goes a-Bogging-
Another Texas Office Made
Presidential.
~1lgssident VIII Go to Bunalo to
Clsil.Sersicc Accounts
s,,Oyerhauled.
How Tie OPS h's Of nnnden Would
lihe 60 Eoorganlre the Committee.
in the Next HOUSE,.
Presidential Appointment.

The president made The following ap.
polntments to-day 10 DO receivers OF
public Moneys, John W Leigh OF Call.
iornia, at san Francisco.
LLOYD 7. boyd OF Wisconsin, al Ray
lelh, Wis.
TO be register OF the land ofleoa John
u. Webb 81 WISCONSIN, AZ la crosse.
Wis.
Richmond y, Dement, OF Illinois. to be
suryeyorgcnem of the territory OF | tab.
Edmund q Shields OF New Mexico, 10
be register OF the land Office al las
Cruces, y. NJ