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Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11
THM NnIIrAnv AnAnMMY.
The Standing of the First Glass Ueorgia
Secures tstar Cadet"


Secures rstar Cadet"
WEsT poINr. NJ Y, June ID. The
candidates for admission TO the military
academy are nearly all here, and 80 far
no colored candidates have appeared,
although one is expeoted nom Georgia.
The standmg of the tlrst GLASS was am
nounced to-day. lt IL n gaueral merit
standing IN the order named, the arst five
being known M "star" cadets. whose
names Will appear IN the Amy Rfgistft FOR
one year. The standing is as follows. Jos.
". Kuhn ot Kentucky, William h. Craig
hill at large, Michael J. O'ilfien of Mosse-
ohueetts, Cornelius -, W, Wilcox ut
9e)rgl !, Hayden s. Cole Of llluuis. Ar
thur r. Cuftlsu uf New Jersey, John q. Hs
Brooks of Iennsy ivnnia Charles N. Muir
OF Michigan, John D. Barfutl Of Iowa.
Charles II, Barker of Alabama, Robert A E
brown nf Pennsylvania, LnrenEn +. UnYl4
son OF Iowa. Elmer W Hubbard of Com
neetiout John N. Carson, Jr, Of penn-
sylvanta. Austin H. Brown of Illinois.
hlanson i. fnImenter uf New y ork, Well
lard A. Hnlhr0Ok Of Wisconsin, Frank Dew
Ramsey 0f New York. John X Gree of
Pennavlganla, Henry =. MuCrau on Miss
slppl, Frank A. Cook of Rhode Island.
William Didlle, Jf.. Of Michigan. John
Little Of Tennessee. Lewis NJ Kohler Of
Iowa, George q. Cartwright Of New York
Hobert +. >. Michie Of Virginia, Robert
y, Benlard Of Alabama. Samuel H.
Smiley Of New Jersey, Daniel u. Devere
Of Ohio, Beaumont y Buck Of Texas,
Philip A Betleus Of Indiana, GEORGE D.
Byram OF Alabama, George s. Putnam of
New Hampehlre, Edward u. Gilman of
Moine, Charles D Tewsley of Wisconsin,
James w. Benton al large, w. n. Martin
Of Ohio, Herbert =. Wipple Of Wisconsin,
Edward z. lawtOu Uf Georgia.
II is stated that Davidson, who stands
twelfth, Is tu be tried by court martial to-
morrow morning tor some offence. Crnig-
bill Is under arrest for breach Of e0nline-
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11

VrzSsA. June i0--lt "a now estimated
That the result 0f recent elections
THROUGHOUT Austria VIII fire the Right
i3s Deputies IN the new keiehsrafh, the
Left re- tue Liberal Centre 20, and 0thor
f1rffuuH 10
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11

P1Wr SAID, Juno l0-+A lnrye dredge
accidentally sunk ni t1e middle Jf lAe
suez ennal today. pniile wiil ln COM
sequence be suspended Dor at least 5No
Wpnka.
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11


SALEM. VA, June l0.--The closing OK
orcises of Roanoke College took place to-
day. The following are the graduates:
j. pr. Armstrong. OF Virginia, fret honor
s. r. Rakar, A. 3. Chancellor, and "A. A..
Hundley. ofVirginia, R. III. Cline, OF North
Carolina, IT. Norman. of Virginia third
honor; y. &. Clark, a. b. Sanders, N Vr-
2inia w. A. Smith. 0f NHreh Carohna.
second honor. ara y. H. Wvge. ~
South Carolina. Tho Degree or Masfor
Of Arts was conferred upon Henderson
souel, ~ -, OF Washlnet0n. ~ O.;
Goo. g. Iighfner. OF Cordova Nd; r. n.
W0d.ord. of cuer0. Tex, and Rev. "a. G.
Whaling, of Cheruw, 3. u. The medal in
mathematics was awarded to Frank y.
Tagonner, 81 esalncsb0ro, Va, me medal
IN Greek 70 W. n. Main, ol salem. Va,
and the medal Id 0ritory % q. p. ,cnfz.
OF Charleston, W. va. Tho campus was
brilliantly Illuminated last night and wa1
visited by hundreds of people.
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11

sPRINcrfGLD. ILL. june i0.-The
House committee appointed to lnyesli-
gate the State grain Inspection iu Chicago
haa prepared a report % the C0ect that
tho chief Grain Inspector has. without
authority or knowledge of the Railroad
aud Warehouse Commissioners, collected
the interest on The public funds and ap-
prcpri4led ile aaue 70 hie own uses that
he has Kept upon bis pay-rolls persons
who perform tie labor az a reward for
partisan aefYieosi that he bias levied cane
NHiFu HAsNsamNnis upon hia eunuidirafess
end been guilty 0f other Official uellna
nuHneIHH.
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11
A nOLD ROBBERY.


ann bho hAHA n FfeHhfus
TRoY, n. ", June l0.-Last evening
when VIM. kandicar, a messenger flr tho
National Express Company, reached Al
Dany from Troy and delivered his pack
ages, be found thar three money packages
we're missing. He reported his loss. and
this morniu Ezra Herring a messenger
running between Troy and 3ehehectndy y
was arrested. AZ his residence at Lan-
singhurg the missing packages were
found behind a picture hanging On the
wall. The seals had been broken shnt tho
contents, between 5000 and $40 600. ln
bonds, notes and drafts and cash, were
robbery
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-11

The Daily Ns,cs this morning expresses
The hope that the Cabinet VIII persist in
resigning, adding t6at a few months Of
Tory rule VIII insure a Liberal triumph in
the general elections. and will be better
than ty discnurses on the superiority Of
Liberal principles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
Personal.

j. c. oliver, st. Louis is in the city.
Geo. A. Dice, Austin, was in the city
last night.
John X. Swan, 81, Louis, was in the
city yesterday.
c. Whitney, Chicago, was in the city
yesterday,
L. +. Ayllard, Aurora, was in the city
yesterday.
". 4. Warren, ST. Louis, is at tac
Plckwick.
VIM. Moon, Big Spring, was q guest at
the Pickwick yesterday.
j. II. Chapman, st. Louis, was in the
city yesterday.
j. II. Bailey and wife, Dallas, were al
Glnoccho's last night
II. ID. Wilson, citizen of bonnie
Scotland, was in the city yesterday
John J.. Fonda, New Orleans, was in
the city at Ginocchio's last night.
WI. Glenn, prominent cattlcman of
Kerrville, was in the city yesterday,
MIR. j. G. Reeves of the Artisan is out
after severe attack Of the dcnguc
DR.. d. Long and wife, from the Chlcka-
saw Nation, were in the city last night
Miss Ida Won Roukcl's many friends
viii regret to learn that She is seriously
ILL.,
CD. Morey, a pilgrim for st. Louis
tobacco house, was in the city ycstcr-
day
j. S. Utterback, at one time the heaviest
boot and shoe dealer in st. Louis, was IN
the city yesterday
w. b. Henderson came down from st.
Louis yesterday and was talking imple'
mcnts to the trade.
VIM. Ashmorc. vino has been so very
sick for some time with inhammaiory
rheumatism, is improving rapidly.
Miss Rose Cunningham was confined TO
her room with dcncue yesterday evening,
and could not attend her sisters mar
rlage
VIM. Finders, the reliable representa-
tive of Shaplcigh- Cantwell Hardware
company, st. Louis, was Mt tue ltckWlcK
yesterday.
Miss Mary Freedman acknowledges q
visit from that popular individual known
"Denguc,n but hopes he may never
recognize her again
( Z. G.. CJubc) Thurmond OF Mobeetle,
was In the city yesterday, LOOKING wen
and in good spirits Mr.. Thurmond ana
his family are missed from Tarrah'
county society
w Y. Austin, Denton, one of the wee
presidents Of the state Fircmcn's assocla-
ZION and a gentleman always welcome VI
Fort Worth. was in the city last night Oh
his way to Montague county
prv r. rIutchcr OF Abilene. pr0ml'
nent Baptist clergyman, passed lnrou9,
the city last night ON his way rom
meeting of the committee having III cnnlE'
the removal OF the two baptisV co''oTe
at Independence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

and Baylor university, upon the subject
of the removal of those two Institutions
iron Independence TO some point not yet
determined Subcommittee OF live
was appointed, to give notice, 10y publica-
ton, Of the intended removal, aud lnylb
proposals from places DESTROYS of scuur
ing the schools The meeting further
adopted resolution, fNoring n console
dation with the Waco university, and in
Wiling Il conference with tie trustees OF
that institution Should the consolidation
be effected, Waco will be Il strong ca0di-
date for the university. Should II iall
through, the candidates, as far as c0ui
bc ascertained, will be Bolton, Lampasas
and Colorado City, with the chances IN
favor of the first
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
AnImporlnn, Decision.

Special 10 the Gazette
lErIERsoN, TEN, oct, ~, Ruitc an
interesting decision was rendered 10y
Judge Sabin, United States district Judge
for the Eastern district of Texas, ycstor.
day in the case of the National Bank oi
jefferson vs.. Fore, Morphy& henderson.
Messrs. Mckay 4 Camp appeared for the
plaintiff aud Culbcrsou 4 Culberson for
the defendants The defendants raised
the point OF jurisdiction that national
banks, residents of a state, could not sue
a citizcn of the same state IN the federal
courts. The judge held that the tenth
subdivision OF section G29 OF the United
states Revised Statutes Is repealed and
rendered imperative by the proylso con-
tanned IN section OF cDapter 800 oi the
statutes OF Ssl, being an act 70 enable
national banking associations TO extend
their corporate existence and for Other
purposes, approved July -, 1852, there
by in effect making a national bank moth
Ing more than an individual. Tho cause
was dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
THE BIG CONTRACT.
The Agrccmcn. Between Messrs. 4. r,ai,I.
man and NJ. Dobson of London.

me Agreement Between Messrs, 4 t,nitI.
man ana Nh. Dobson of London.
y GAhRrfE reporter read the great beef
contract under which the sbipment Of
600 mead Of cattle to England is 10 be
made' ana cpitomlzos the following there
from.
rms lndenturc, made this lth day of
september, 1855, wimcsseth,m is the way
~ STARTS out, aud It then provides that J.
Dailiinan Is the contractor and 4. j. Dob
son the purchaser. The contractor
Is to have at the Galveston
Wqaryes aud load on board
relrigerating ships furnished by
purchaser Goo tons of frozen beef every
two weeks, besides all hides, cured
green sailed, tied in bundles, tallow in
tierccs, horns, blood manure dried in
bags, hoofs, tongues picked, tails
frozen and tied In bundles.
bone-dust manure In bags, heats
foot oil in cans The beef to be
delivered ON the wharf, and the other
items alongside the wharf. The con.
tractor binds himself TO ship beef only
through the purchaser to foreign coun-
tries, and the purchaser binds himself
20 buy from no one else; this under a
penalty of 100000.
In the event OF war between England aud
the United States or between Mexico and
the United States, the contract Is to be
suspended, but when peace has been de-
clarcd is TO run for the full Eve years.
Neither party is TO claim damage in ease
u war or epidemic should Interfere with
the fultillmcnt of the contract.
The contractor Is allowed ten DAYS In
which 10 load ship, but should he do
| the work in less time, he is to receive
500 per day for every day saved
Should the ships not arrive on time at
/ the wharf, the contractor is To re-
ceiye $500 for every day he
Is delayed but the total amount
of damages is not 10 exceed $4,000.
Should the ships not be loaded in ten
days the purchaser is to receive $500 for
every day the ships remain at Galveston
over the time. In case of dispute, arbi-
1 traitors are provided for, who are to bc
! governed by the common law in adiudi-
icutlng differences. As soon as the beef
is weighed and loaded the contractor is
TO receive his money in bank at Calves
ton or Fort Worth The contractor has
free passage on any Of the ships for foul
mon if they are employed In Tic
business of carrying out the contract
The purchaser must notify contractor
by cahlegram OF the departure of each
snip. These are the salient points in Tn,
contract.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
AFTER TWO CENTURIES.
Tite Descendants of the Huguen1i@ t"hr-
brntc The Revocation Of tho Edici
of NuutoH,

Ng,, Your, oct 22--Many descendants -
the Ilugurnots met this nttrrnpumln The church
Ia ST. Esprit Ia celebrate the Di-ocniunnfY 81
she revocation OF The edirt OF Nantes, iOhh jay
presided Among those present Wns secretary
at state Baynrd Mr.. Jay briefly Hketchrd me
si,u@es which led 10 The rcVodailOn 81 the edlct
81 Nantes, aud introduced Prot Henry VI
Baird OF the Uniyersily Oi the ny OF New
York, who. I'm historic tulationt, fkeichgd mo
edlet and lts recall. secretary Baynrd aa't' nd
dressed The gathering and offered q rorint of
resolutions when were adopted Ihn fcsolu
lions declare that the Two centuries Whlrhhhf
einpsed since the revocation have amply pfoYeH
not only the iniquiy Of thhl mon
sttnus act. but also the irrepnrulFl" lnFf
n inflicted upon France in rcligi ~, lca Mug
Industry and SKIN which drove hhlt q muii"h
az her host subjects 20 foreign rpuniIlrn.
Thinking God that he lIugucnOis we're lrd '"
lhns, shores, and thnt looking 10 France a.
thelrnncient aud cherished nome, they tiyokcu
for her that progress IN pure ana lolenn,
t'ltristlaniiy which Wnsso essential 20 National
dignity, prosperity aud happiness Tlhl Niter
u spparallOn uI 200 yenis they rrailirnrd lucW
brotherhood with an OF tn'nch origin, rhlli ia
France aud other countries, whore INC ul
srpndants of inc eNiieA OF 1873 uoN dNrll,
Tin the hiHiGr, Of thc lluHuonOia &C home anu
abroad has shown the world that The ift'hpn'
OF crpeds from state control " Tue OBS HpN
p0lirs Ui Chflricudoin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
!. Another slrIte Neee..nr. 2

special to the Gazotte
MARSHALL, TEX, oct. -. There y a
general rcs,icssnoss among railroad men,
occasioncd by several cases reported to
the general grievance committee here.
one important case is from Mincoa, hut
we cannot get particulars. Another Is
that of W. y. =. King, Who vas proml-
mont leader In the last etsiac here, Mt.
King Is not ~ work, Is not suspended,
not discharged, yet cannot 20 20 work.
StiH another case Is that of Mr.. Davis.
MIR. Davis il member OF the grievance
committee 70 represent the bridge de-
partment. When the pay-car was here
ilds week the bridge men discovered thai
thry had been cut down without any no.
lice. when, according to the terms u The
compronlsc, an employees were 10 be
giyon thirty days notice Of "A reduction
Sir. Davis went 10 the head Of his lie
partmeu TO make inquiry about The ~
dnetion, aud when he returned to his
work received discharge check The
grievance committee has been in secret
session to-day, and IL is impossible 60 fore
ltell the result. The men do not blame
tho management 80 much rs thcy 90 the
men more Immediately IN charge, whom
lIhey shy do these things to Try 70 cRfri
favor With their bosses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
..Mnrk. Mnrl,. Morls..

to-day in various branches of industry
to say nothing of the thousands of patient
housewives whose lives are an uuccasing
round Of toil--whO are martyrs to those
complaints to which the weaker sex is
liable. Their tasks are rendered doubly
hard and irksome and their lives short
encd. vet hard necessity compcls them TO
keep ON. To such Dr. piercc'S "Favoritc
Prescription" offers sure means of re-
lief. For all female weaknesses it is a
certain cure. All druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
.Ic..o Jones pleads GULL.

spoClaI 10 Tue INHcIIc,
GRAHAM. TIN, Oct. p. Jesse W.
Jones, the seycntccn-year-old stage rob
Der, who stopped the stage, containing
seven passengers, in Easiland county last
month. and compelled the driver to throw
out the mail-bags, pleaded guilty to-day
in the United States court His appoint
ed counsel was Judge \. y Watts The
district attorney waived one count IN the
indictment, that Of committing robbery
with deadly weapons, which lessons the
punishment yet to be assessed ~ from
i've to ten years Imprisonment.
Gen. Cabell, United States mar shall ar
rived here last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
THE DEADLY DAMP.
Horrible Fate of Two worl,m~,n aN,,no
ia Virginia!


RICHMOND. VA. oct. - sCon .dernble oN
cltcptpnt wHs created this forenoon by report
that ~ Terrible explosion ll0d occurred M tlln'
cr lill ~ mes, Chesterfield, about twenty I'VE
mites from Richmond. ly which 100 mcn lnd
hNcu eutonhcd Au Investigation, however
htuclapcd the met thai only two nicn had hgru
caught ~ The cNuluspu aud were prohAhlk
dcud. Their uiutrs are llnbson thealhun ant
~ T.. lctghrrf. THE itiinur Was a ists man
whose ditty 10 was tatNhminC ne rhhnhrfs ol
the slope nnd Scu ii they acc proper rCnuhl
ed betotc the men wont to work leighrrf wa
h.cpntraetor and Worked force of lHndt Zee
the Mine, They went down The slope together
undmndc an examination aud reported every
thing nM right How the eNploEiun occurred
cannot be positively stated Thc Two mcn had
not CONS nut, although sixty mon HAD gone To-
work. Tho explosion occurred inlhV loWni
rud OF the slope aud caught thcuhnu hnd
LclElrrs, but all the men WHO were NJ worn
nearer The mouth Of the slope escaped before
the bnci. damp overlook them Tue rcr'ulnt
pnfty wont into The mine, bat conld not at itsi
get within 500 feet OF the unfortunate men
owl Ing 90 the black damp. This evening. how
cSyr they succeeded IN recovering the bod ~
ChutiEam,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
closed h. Ills rrcAIiors.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, oct ga good deal
of surprise Us well ms regret was felt by
our citizens this morning ntthe announce
mcnt that the photograph art gallery of
Mr.. L. u, Bailey had been closed by cred
itors. Mr. Bailey was in arrears for 500
rent 10 4. l.. Bowers and $3.50 to Mrs.
Terry Of Ashton, ohio, whose deceased
husband owned an interest in the gallery
1t Is claimed that the gallery, fixtures,
etc, are worth fully $1,000, hut the hard
times have made 1t Impossible for Mr
Bailey to meet his obligations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

G. Veal, state commissioner for the
% Texas for the Worlds cNposi-
Il New Orleans and London, desires
Ieel the executive committee of
int county, and all citizens feeling
ITcst IN said matter, mt the court
at4 O'clock p N. to-day Said
ltiyc committee are hereby notified
|rh meeting and earnestly requested
|end, as the time is short in which to
\ exhibits for Tarrant county Other
leS in the state are taking interest
\ matter and Tarrant county should
X behind in a matter SO material to
itcreStS. Il. NJ. WNNNE,
b. PENDLEroN, Chairman,
Secretary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
WIN ronch at NnINe.ton.

SpccInl 70 ihc NNlOIIe.
GALVESTON, TEN, oct. - Tile marine
arrivals to-day were the steamships Col
orado from New York, and barks Herbert
aud Ernst from Liverpool,
Sailcd--Stcamshps Duchess and En-
chantrcsS for Liverpool.
The steamship harlan from New or
leans touched here to-day en- route To
Vera Cruz, the first trip of the season
Hereafter these steamers will touch Gal
weston every two weeks, going and com.
ing from Vera cruz.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
Has Taken Possession.
special to the Gazette.
me-, IA, d, G.,t r.

eDUClaI 70 the NNAtIIe.
GALvTsroS. TEN,. Oct. 22.-CapL G. a.
Sweeney formally took possession OF the office
OF collector OF customs OF this district TO day.
routine OF his office aud will give his personal
attention 20 all matters. He has disposed of
his stovedoring business in order TO enable him
10 give an his time TO looking after the inter
csts OF the government
\ steady line OF callers visited The collector =
office to day to offer their congratulations, ana
some OF them, incidentally, 10 inquire abohi
vacancies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
\ Mcxicnn Assnnltch.

Special TO the Gazette.
FL PASo, Tx, oct 22.--A Mexican,
who subsequently, gave his name as G..
Flores, was found dangerously wounded
in the head and inscnsible to-day near the
new Parker hotel. He was taken to the
city Station-houso. 1t was found that he
was injured in Paso del Nortc, aud was
taken in charge by Mexican relatives He
mlN rcCOYor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

-poClNI IO INI NHAVIV0'
TYLER. TEN, oct. %. The court Of
nrneale to-day affirmed the following
eases Odcn IS. the State, from Coryell
county. In this court rule for con
tempt wasontered against Messrs. Plem-
mons, Lakewood aud Templclon attor-
news of Henrietta, Clay county, and they
were ordered 10 show cause why ludg-
mont should not be entered against them
for contempt for their action IN imposing
on Inc court in the Merchant Bros.
habeas corpus matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

NpOCInI 10 Inc NhHoIIV,
GALVESTON, TIN, oct - The STRIFE OF the
white 'Iuugshurcmen remains practically UNI
changed \ committee from the strikers waited
upon CAPT. sawyer agent OF the Mallory line.
to DAY, with proposition TO divide the labor
between the white and cnlored wprknen. saw
ver replled that he would refer the matter to
Inc headquarters OF the Mallory line at New
York. and until their answer arrives, matters
work and the white longshorcmcn out Ia The
cold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
l>nlcd by a I,rcIgl,t TrnIn .

Special to the Gazette.
lloUsroN, Ten, Oct. 22.--A negro boy
named William Collins was run over by a
Houston \ Texas Central train this morn
lng and literally torn to pieces. lie was
stealing a ride and came from Burton.
Just in sight OF home he Jumped from the
train and was killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

~ncCINl % Inc tAIclte.
JErrERsoS, Ten. oct. 22.--ln the
case of the Government VS. w r. Scott
ct AL, Umdenstock 4 Scott's demurrer to
the Bill, after lengthy and profound
discussion, was ovcruled, and they were
required to answer or plead by the rule
day in November. The Knight heirs de-
murrcr TO same bill was sustained,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
hurry up The Exhihit,.

ConsICANA, Tex, oct. -. State Com
missioner :. j. Il. Johnson to-day re-
celvcd telegram from President McCon-
nice OF the New Orleans exposition urg-
Ing an immediate shipment of exhibits, ms
the exposition will positively open ON the
10th of November,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
ON THE STREET.

Doc Carter, hackman dropped u
wheel last night about - o'clock WINE
driving down Main street lie hlu a
messenger IN his coach at the time, oul no
one was hurt.
The cornlce OF the new Wesleyan cor
legc is up and the roof will be on lhis
week. In thirty days Rev Mr. Jonmsoh
rNnects 10 be able 20 occupy the onlld'hg'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
AUSTIN.

n ierian Proceedings--N Appli-
i -'Patcnt Prcachers"-Quites Sick.
~ 70 the Gazette.
N6lS, Ten, oct. 22.-Rey. L. NJ.
sN uson Of Memphis, Tenn, secretary
~ educational committee of the gen-
IN N sembly Of the Presbyterian church,
1&1d an address ia the synod OF Texas
III Oh ministerial Education" The
'4s'eal class now being taught IN this
IN heYs' Dabney and Smoot was
" commended, and Prcshyterians
fSNeu to send their candidats TO at
~ Us class. \ considerable discus
\ 'sueui some of the members OF the
q asserting that the Austin class
n lehd to inlure the Sherman Pres
IN college.
n eNas Veterans board met In the
"a nee to-day, Gen. w. p, Lane pre-
4 Inc claims OF the following APP
were approved for 1850
eachi Elizabeth Dickerson,
IA Mlgan5 Elizabeth Zeaton,
81 Hilton, Elianor Rhia, I,
q NneUS, Virginia Beatty, Antonio
n ey' e. i. PLANT, T. j. Alcorn, I,
N NsS, Jefferson McGrew, John II
Marcellus Caro-, Il. c. Trimblc
llms Of G. Ginoccio, Espinera anc
me pcnman were allowed for Gi(
n sun OF SIS was collected in the
NJ 'erlan synod for Mrs. O'Connor
E OF the trlplets The session 81
lod tonight was devoted to a dis
81 The theological class in Austin
\ Anstn Presbyterian college il
q w DR. Moore said he had no us,
y. eu' preachers, fellows who par
AT IN the middle and wear swal
coats.
walker, the able state supervising
y oi the capital, is quite III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
Crowley


special TO the Gazette
CROWLEY, TEN, oct 22.-A little child
of MIR. Claypool was buried here this
morning.
There is more sickness throughout the
country now than there has been for sew
cral years.
There is large acreage of wheat being
planted this fall