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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15
HodDLt,s HEktBMENi
The Democratic Caucuses Last Night and
What They Did.

The Democratic Caucu.es Last Night and
What They Did.
The democrat caucus meetings were held
last evening at places assigned and elected
dele gates TO the democratic county conven-
ton held in the Grand opera house this
afternoon.
The following are the delegates from the
respective wards;
First Warl--Joseph Spaugenberger, W. r.
Burnett, A. l.. Lessner, Lawrence Burns,
John Kinnaue l.. II. Lorenz, Julius Grabs,
NJ. NJ. Miller, Frank Fischer, W. II. Blee,
Tom Kirby aud Alex U Brien. A. l.. L'ssner
was made permanent chairman and John
Kinnaue secretary.
Second Ward-Dr. Reynolds, Charles
G eager, j. 7. Ridgely, Wm. Davis, Lawrence
Metcalt, Neil Wones, J. J. Smith and Daniel
Hubcn. DR.. Reynolds permanent chairman,
jeff Creager secretary.
Ason, George Waigand, Dan Kssell, George
Schwtikert. Wm. Steinmsu, W. G. Smith,
Joe Miller, Ed Kershner, j. Singer. W. G.
Smith, chairman; F. Weir, secretary.
Fourth Wsrd-Jos Bolan, John Walsh,
+. b. Thomas, Frank Collins, Dan Sullivan,
Mike Kcarus, Mike Moran, - Hepick, Pa,
Carlos. Jos. Bolan, chairman, and Mike
Moran, secretary.
Fifth Ward--W. T. Russell, F. X. Showers
J. p. Martiudsle, F. NJ. Hughol, $. G. HUI,
linger, VIM. Hullnger, ]. Rothau, Glen
Huffman, Sam Huffman, 10. Dodey, Waller
Newell, Frank Kelley, II. Reeder, 10. Sep.
penfeld, N. Eighoff,r 10. REM
Sixth ward-B II. Brennan, Frank Grove
p. j. FIaberty. Pat Murphy, J. c. OBrien
John Kelley, Geo. II. Earnest, Z. O. Hagan
James johnson, chairman; p. J. Flsherty
secretary.
Seventh ward-Johu McKenna. Loui:
John kissing, John Muheam Frank Shrimp
John Hohl, Mike Kearns, II. l.. Hotchkiss A
Hessler, John l.. Flynn, Louis Linle Anthony
Gallagher, 5. +. Granger. John McKenua
chairman; JAS. Dillon, secretary.
Eighth waTd--John Cord, s. s. Taylor, H
G. Williamson, ). Q. TIE, Michael Sanders
Wm. Allison, Fred Bauer, DR.. D,llahunt. }
NJ. Calhoun, chairman; II. f. Odenbaugh
secretary.
Ninth Ward-Wm. Troy, Fl. Ersenmenger
l.. Weixelbaum Geo Netts Jos. Curtis, Davi,
White, Isaac Rumlar, Thomas Wallace, Dsvi,
B'umbach, Joseph Geier. Geo. Netts chair
man and VIM Troy secretary.
Ia some cases the caucuses were well al
tended, for DrnoCra'ic csucusPs but as a rult
hs o. nr'aur w"s small, in some wsrds
U q, rpurHl. guari turning out. The
ind On iors are that Swamp Commissioner
Constantine will be able to deliver to his
chie', BoadIy, the goods promised, in solid
county delegation.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15
SPRINGFIELD WATER WORKS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SrhLED fkOPOSALS will be rereiyed by
~ the ITnst,e Of Water WORKS OF IN. DIV ~,
spiint held, Ohio Al their ofic. In ,aid city'
uht,l " O'Clock noon OF August 26Ih, ls ;
lSr sui ihlshlng approx mately 500 nncaI Ieei
ilha,eiy i3S 10 lS' pounds per lineal fooi; also
z,a lohs approximately Of picaI castings
n;inaers ,; 70 s,'te time at wien delivery OF
pipe can De @. mmenced . nd ron pl.Ied
u TOT hny iLiormailon, ~ DIRE - j d. C0ok. q
w. Toledo, osoi Y. z; GwyL, P.slosLt.
ressrxs ,6s Ss , Wstst WORKS lrnat.e, expressly
'''''0 'he Tisht 10 reject an, or all b d.
p e GWY ,Prst
JNO IL THOMAS,
.. McBktES
4, n c Trustees OF Water Wo,ks
-. d. COOK. Consulting Engineer Toledo, o.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15
THE URCHEs TOMORROW.
Programmes FOR City Houses of Worship
special services.

special services.
First Baptist Preaching by Rev d W.
Smuh, las or Fist Ergli h Luihe an church.
second English Lutheran church-Prea h.
ing ry Rev. c. ) Eruebe'gsr, oil Gallon, o
st. Paul ~ +. church-P eachipg bv Rev.
VIM. II. Warren, pastor Congregations
cnufch.
Congr, ga, ional-sab school at $50 a m.
Preaching serv ce at IL a IN. conducted by he
pa~t,r, Rev. VIM. Il Wa ren. Young reo-
pies meeting at = p. m. All made welcome.
iagonds Avenue Chapel sabbath school at
3p. IN Preaching at p. III. by Rev. " IN. L.
Fay. All invited
High street Methodist Episooral-Rev. ] +.
Mariay, The pas or, will preach at Il o'clock.
SUNDAY school at $50 n. IN. No evening ser
vice. All are cordially invited.
United brethren, AEON a-Generai classs at
9:3O a. m, Preachtug by the pastor Rev. 5. W
Me, orkle, at 1913 a. III. and p m. sabba' h
schOol ~ p N Young peoples meeting at
7:3O p. m. Al made welcome.
United Presbyterian sabbath school at 9:9O
"A IN Preaching by the pastor, Rev DO, Kyle,
ut ii a IN cordial welcome to al.
Uniyersalist-,unday scnool at $50 A. M
Preaching moruius and evening by Rev. +.
Grum biDe. theme in morning, ''sovel eighty
OF Right" in tue evening, sunny side of
Ii e." Al cordi lily invited.
second English Lutheran-Sunday school
at0oclock Preaching service at 1879 a. IN.
by Rev. G. :. Eruet erger, Of ralion, Union
80 sic ~ S"''lock T.. III, also conducted by
Rev. e.. : En- ~ rger,
Melhodis rote tlnt Rev j B Walker
pas.or freac ihg At 80 IN Band Of no. =
ieuuio ] bil'e service ~ p. IN. Sab
bath sch. oil AT "a. m, cordial welcome 10
all
ST. Paul NJ E-sunday school NJ o a. m.
Preachins ~ Rev &. ID. Munsey at 10 81 a. m.
No evening service.
Central N. E.-sabbath school AT a. m.
freachii z by the pa~t.r, Rev b. Leonard
J.. D., al l00 a m No ever ing ser vice.
Young people, meeting at p. IN Seats are
free.
First Baptist-Sun' school at 0.30 a. m.
No preachi n the morning. Union seryic
IN he evening at O'Clock; sermon by H.v
-. W. smith, pastor OF the First LII she an
chufcb. All ara cordially invited.
First English Lutheran-Rev. ID. W. Smith,
pastor sabbath school Mt a. IN. Preach ng
NJ 1870 a. M, No service in the evening. a
cordial invita- lou gwen 10 sill.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

IL pursuance of an oIder OF the Probate Court
] 0i Clark County. Ohio, TO m" directed will
the smith Wallace farm, IN Bethel township,
about five Iji miles west OF Springfield on the
springfield and New Carlisle pike and about
one aud onC-haif u gl miles northeast Of Don
p.lsyiI.p on
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15


| al lg0rork, A. M, upon the premises. the follow,
rayiecri si real tate, situate ia the County oi
gTh In the state Of Ohio, and iu the city oil
| svSgdeld viz: Being pa Of the sout hcast quar-
| e,0f S"clOn 4, Township I, Ia ge No. ., 81 Il.
| :, beginning at the northeast corner Of lot I
! round IN said quarter sertiOn, conveyed by
Geo ge DibeIt end wife 10 Bad White ~ deed
date1 November 26th, 1873, End re- Orded in Vol
81, pages lGl and l62, and on the south side Of A
stTe,t sixty feet wide, known by the anne of atr
street; thence east on the sou side OF SAID ctr ct
four feet more on less to the cor cr Of lot
sold by George Dibert aud ife 10 Morris Bissy;
hence south four aud Oue.hai degrees; vest on,
hundred and g !hty-sav u feet and two inches, 10
4 stone twelve feet north u the south corporation
line Of springfield ihroce west parallel With and
twelve feet north Of said corporation line, .lxty.
seven iret more or less 20 william Ennis. present
southeast corner; thence north along his pr.se nj
east line % the ieginnlng, being the same pre M
iseS conveyed TO Burr White by &c rye D tert and
wife ny de d, dated May sth, Rs7, and recorded
IN Vol. G7, pages ll9 and 40, Deel I.e ords of
CLARK County, Ohio.
Appraised free from dover at g, ,2lGOO
Terms Of talr: Oue-tptTd cash on day Of sale /.
I-third Ia one year and TIE remaining thir In
two years FROM aHy Of sale. Deierre pay-rentg 10
hear interest ana be ,eruTed Dy mnrig e. g on IA.
premises sold MEETL,sD VI. HID ~
AtmuistratOr Gi BUR- White, deCeased.
4. n, SrSMgRs Attorney.
July ?, lSs.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

at one o'clock p m, -hC following real estate
Situate in the County Of Clark, In the state OF
Ohio aud IN the township OF Bethel and being
nm undivided UUc-cighf IA Vi the southwest
quarter Of section thirty.HNr 1851 Of township
four ] in rang nine .. OF lands lying between
tn, Miami rive. :: being the premises con
yeycd to smith Wallace by HUgh VI. Wallace by
deed dated January -. 1871, and recorded in
Vol 80, page 1873: Deed Records Of CLARK
County. Ohio-cNCgpt 3 500 acres of the
northeast corner, conveyed TO B. ". Perriue by
deed recorded in Vol. u, page 2D5: Deed Rec
Ords Oi Clark County, Ohio,
said Oue-eignth ils interest is appraised at
81 - 20
Terms of sale: one thIrd 'laI cash in hand;
oUe-Ihird T. j in enc year and one third ilal in
two wears from the date Oi sUIC deferred pay
mCnts 10 b. on teTesl from 1a i~pf sale pnya-
bic annually, and be secured W mortgage on
the premises sold. HUGU h. HARDACRE,
Guardian OF Grace A. Wallace.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

Buy pure. homemade Hppi, -clder vinegar.
f. r table use and for pickiiug AT o. Fl. Neti :
Cash Grocery, l46 Clifton street. Call on US
or send order on postal card by mail and We
will deliver one gallon or more. 263 Y
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15
The Zee Line Kase Ban ENcursion

To Cincinnati. Sunday morning, from
Springfield ard Dayton promises TO he the
largest and most select of the year. Special
coaches will b" reserved TOR ladies and escorts
Train leaves SprinEf Id at o'clock. Round
rip fare 81 so Special dinner rates at Grard
Hotel. The game, Cincinnati vs. S.. Louis,
will be the most important OF the year.
Tickets TO be hid at depot 26g Il.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

At the same time the other heirs of Smith
WHlInc" viii offer their int rests in said real es
late sale on same terms ~ above, 50 that
pur. has'r can obtain entire premises The real
eStstc viii be uIfrred in parcels to suit purchbs-
ers a.. as whole and VIII be sold in Whatever
way pru'.gccs the most money.
c. 5 FORGY,
Agent for Wallace Heirs
OscART MAKTIN,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

Choice Butter,
Creamery and country, wholesale and retail
correr Main and ShafIer street Telephone
:. SHAFFER.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15
ENECUToR,s NOTICE

Noti'e Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ rae been du appointed aud qualified a,
executor OF the VIII Of Frank 7, Hatch, late oi
Cia!k county, Ohio, deceased.
"oo-b' CHARLES X. GRAIN.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

Mr.. Joseph Hruza, whose msgni6 6csU ~k
has won him an envisble reputsas 80
opened shop at No, 81 East Hytsrset.
The finest aud most elegant shes n hdies
aud gents ever seen ia this 6y esfe the
>xork OF Mr.. Hruxa. who has y SasI In the
4 6ne workman.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

IN pu,susqcr aI an order Of the Probate Court Of
] Clark Cgniy, ohio, will offer TO- sale at pub
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15
Malaria and Fever and tuue

Positively CUtFD and Thoroughly ersdicated
rom the system. by usiug Ehittemore's Sacra-
mrhi" Ague specific. Contains nothing in
Iuii0us 10 The most d,lcats constitution. Is A
sr!euGld Tonic for those suffering from debility
imp"verth hment of the blood, and unfailing re-
si"reI OF loss OF appetite Prepared by a harma-
Gust OF ~ years eSI e1enCe. II not to he had of
Whittemgre. Hudson, n. Y, and he viii imme.
try ' '''"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

DURSUASr to the commands of an cXecu.
| ton o. sale issued from the Court of
Con- mon Pleas of Clark county, ohio, and "a
me directed ana delivered, ! will offer for sale
at public auction at the south door OF the
Cuurt-huusc OF said county, In the city OF
Sprtngfi.ld ono, on
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15
PREFERReD LOCALS.


DIR. j. ID. Seeiy,
No. 25. West Market street. Xenia, Ohio,
has no equal as q ,,hysician in the state. He
treaied over 800 patients from April 10
July !, 1885, and lost but two, both With
cor sumption. The names OF every patisH/
can be seen on his books. Consultation Er
264 a. &
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

ADMIsI,IRAToEs SALE OF REAL rs,
TATE.

CHASE srEwARE attorney. ''
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15
GUARDIANS SALE OF real ESTATE.

]. wARREx KEIFER, Attorney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
BURIED IN \ WELL.

special to the Gazette.
PtLoT roNr, TEN. sept MIR. II. NJ
nnughetly, q farmer who lives dyc miles west
OF town, last evening about O'Clock descended
In rock walled well twenty. eight feet In
depth To obtain a bucket. When within three
feet OF the bottom the rock on which nc was
resting cavcd, looseniug the entire wall, which
immediately hogan TO give way. MIR. Daugh-
crty took IN his perious situation at a glance
ana commenced 10 scramble fer the ton, AT the
same tiue shouting FOR help. lie had reached
2 point within sixteen feet OF the surface when
he was buried with the mass of rock aud earth
where he remained or eight hours Those
who worked 50 matully TO rescue him and
MS frantic and distressed family could hear
distinctly the breathiugs and groans from The
unfortunate man. Hts life was saved only
FROM the rocks falling IN such manner rs 10
leave orevlces In which air sufficient 10 sustain
NE was admitted. Tie received many severe
bruises, hut viii recover
u. Il, shortrldgo and Thomas Pebbly were
among those who went out from the CITY and
rendered valuable assistance in releasing MIR
baugherty from an untincly death which
would have orcurred Ia 4 short time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
WACO.
The Council VIII Ratify the Contract
or Furnishing the City With
Electric Light.
The Railway Pool Playing Havoc with
the Cotton Receipts Postal Cards
to be Had In Town.
specIaI 70 the Gazelle.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, Sept 22.--Thc special
committee Of the city council worked in
dustriously to-day, endeayoring to com
plete the draft of the proposed contract
with the Jenney Electric Light company,
to be acted on at the special meeting TO
night. During the day the question OF
gas or electricity was discussed pretty
thoroughly by the citizens, and It was
plain to see that there was a strong ele-
mcnt opposing electric light, not so much
on account of the expense as out Of fear
that the system will not prove as reliable
as gas. There was full meeting Of the
council tonight to hear the proposed con
tract read.
The council by vote OF eight to twelve
decided to ratify the contract with the Jen
ney Electric Light company to Illuminate
the city. The system Is 10 be in opera
ton not later than February l., 1886,
costing $4,000 per annum for fifteen arc
lights Of two thousand candle power each.
An exciting story was printed around
the city this morning that negro team
stcr, who lay sick In his wagon, was
brutally murdered by white man last
night, about two miles east of the river.
The sheriff and his deputies went out in
hot haste this morning to hunt for the
corpse, but never found It. Evidently
the whole story was canard.
A laborcr working on the passenger
elevator in Sanger Bros this afternoon
got frightened and excited while the car
WAS in transit and jumped to the floor a
distance OF eighteen feet. His injuries
were very light and the accident his own
fault.
The cotton receipts to date are about
5000 bales, OF which 5000 have been com
pressed and shipped East or to Europe.
Buyers paid from to SEC to-day. 1t Is
now conceded that our cotton receipts
will be short Of the estimate OF month
ago. The pool rates are the cause of this.
Pupils for the public free schools VIII
be graded Thursday morning, preparatory
to the opening OF the schools next Mon
day.
The postoflcc here has been out of
postal cards two weeks, and no knowing
when supply will be received
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

ter, Lord Clifden, Revoke, Mellow
/ lin, Susie Z, eleanor, Maggie NJ
Expert, Adyenturer, Malaria, Lad,
Maynard and Graydawn. At the star
MciIowln, Lord Clifden and Lady Way
ward were the first TO show. At tn,
quarter pole Lord Clifden led trlhe
eleanor aud McBowlin very close up. Al
the one-half pole eleanor had half 0
length the best Of II, Lore
Clifdcn second one length IL
front, McBowlin third. As they entered
the stretch eleanor still led, followed by
Lady Hayward, McBowlin, Irish Lass and
Conkllng. Half way up the stretch
Conkllng went to the front and won by
one length; Lady Maynard, seconds d
neck IN front of Malaria, third. Time,
]: i2i.
Second race, the maiden stake, five
eghths of u mlc-Starters France,
Louise, Hattie S, Yamoose, Lancaster,
Mary Payne, Eloisc Porter-Ashe, llalalah,
Cuban Queen, Silver Cloud, Grim
adj, Sir Joseph Maeola, Sis
lIimyar, Lyra and Nell Swift.
There was good start with Porter-As she,
Silver Cloud Eloise and Sis Hlmyar in
the front bunch Half way down the
iuulf ittOi-Nf lOlA'i-ANit uIAl hulllull
were In the lead the whole field close up.
For the last quarter OF mile Sis Himyar,
Silver Cloud and Porter-Ashe fought
every inch. Sis llimyar won by neck,
Silver Cloud, second; Portcr-Ashc, third.
Time, :0lA.
Third race, the st. Lcger stake, two
mles--Starters Irish Pat and Ten
Booker Ten Booker took the lead OF
three lengths, was never headed and won
by four lengths, Irish Pat second. Time,
$3.50.
Fourth race, threc-foulths of a mile
Starters Biddy Bowling, Goldban,
Bcrft, Nettic Watkins, Glcnloch, Bcltina,
Chance, Ultimatum, Kershaw and For
est.
First hcat-Goldban was first away, fol-
lowed by Korshaw and Glcnloch. Before
they had run the quarter, Glenloch
took the lead Goldban, second !;
Chance, third. In the stretch,
Forest came through, was not headed,
and won handsomely by half length;
Chance second, head In front Of Glen
loch, third Goldban, fourth Ultimatum,
fifth ;Biddy Bowling, sixth; Kershaw, sew
cnth; Beltina, eighth. Time, l:l5
Second heat-Forest took the lead, was
never headed and won handsomely by
one length; Chance, second ;Dettina, third;
Goldban, fourth; Ultimatum, NTH; Kerr
shaw, sixth; Biddy Bowling, seventh;
Glenloch, eighth. Time, l;l5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
GAINESVILLE.
sunday Nights Incendinries Go Unde-
tccted-- other Notes.

sunday Nights Incendinries Go Unde-
tccted-- other Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEN, sept 23.-->o far a.
known no suspicion attaches to any one In con
noction with the fire of sunday night. Il was
the dreadful work of the inccndiary hcnd, who
made sure Of his work by saturaling the car
pet, furniture aud other things with coal oil
Mr. l.anius and his family have returned To
ind their beautiful homo In ashes. The build
ing cost between SIX and seven thousand dol.
lars, and the furniture had been recently pur-
chased at a cost of nearly $1,000.
George Frashcr, a member OF one OF the hose
companies, was painfully injured at the fire
sunday night. 4 stream of water was acct
dentally turned against him, knocking him
down and severely injuring one OF his eyes.
The Farmers alliance of Cooke county have
held meeting and resolved not 10 allow any
one to weigh their produce except the public
wcighcrs or their deputies Tie merchants
and farmers of the Indian Territory have been
requested TO cooperate with them In this
movement.
Cotton picking Is going ON at a lively rate
throughout the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
BAILEy's MURDERER pRoHABIy
CAPTURED,


RcHNoNhtTEN., sept ?s.-on the Oh inst.
man by the name of Charles Bailey. who
lived in Austin county, was struck ON the back
of the head at Rosenberg junction with n
heavy Instrument by a negro. and was talcr
TO galveston for medical treatment whore he
soon after died He was robbed OF about $40 in
monyS ana a. gold watch. our new
shetlu, MI. L. ~ Garyey undertook
70 ferret out the matter A few DAYS since he
received warrant from Lavaca county Tor the
arrest ol one hreen Jackson, for horse stealing
re proceeded TO the hay farm OF Mr. TlnkeT
near hossnhnrg, where he arrested jackson
VINO made no resistance, aud stated 10 M
snetlh ihat he was the man charged in In
naea tuf horse stealing. ON searching him
we watch OF the deceased Boil"t
was found IN his Valisc. ON helm,
yohlIonted with this evidence jackson said ~
afterwards said that he bought il i'm ,;nivrstnr
iSt Fly ana lastly he bought Il IN Rosenbure for
p iie II cunning, hurly negro. sharf, aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
FATAL RUNAWAY.

Special TO the Gazette
HoNEY GRoyE, TEN, sept. PA fatal acct
dent occurred here this afternoon about I
O'Clock. j. ;. and Tom Lyon got into We.
hiclc and started to drive. The horses not be.
ing used to the harness took fright and ran
away, The Younger Lyon was soon thrown
not seriously j. :. Lyon made several efforts
to secure the lines but "a the horse turned a
corner he was pitched out. His leg was caught
under the vehicle for short distance.
When the leg was released the wheel ran
across his neck and face cutting n very large
cash. lie was badly manglcd He was not
breathing when fret taken up, but revived in a
few minutes. He lived about two hours but
was mover conscious. The deceased was the
son OF one OF the oldest settlers OF the town,
the proprietor of the Lyon hotel. lie was a
consumptiyc, aud had, on that account caused
much soliciludc ON the part of the family He
had large circle of very warm friends, aud
MS death Is the occasion Of great sorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
HENDRICKS wiTHpRAws ms CANDI-
DATE.

WAsnINGroN, Sept, 22,-Nioe-Prcsl-
dent Hendricks is said to have informed
the president that he is impressed
with the TACT that a change in the Office
Of encouragement of the Marine hospl-
tai Is neither wise nor expedient, end
that he has accordingly withdrawn the
name of Dr, Matthews, whom he had
previously urged for the place, II Is said
that he viii oppose the appointment of
DR., Wallmg on the same grounds. The
resignation of Surgeon-Gen. Hamilton
has not been accepted, and the Impression
i growing that he win retain the office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
SCHOOL Fon SCANDAL.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEN, sept. 22.--The san An
tonic school board held a secret session last
night, and after considering the petition OF l75
colorcd citizens, demanding the removal of
Prof Brown and his wife from the Riverside
school, on account of their secret marriage,
which brought u scandal on themselves and the
school, the board refused TO reconsider its
former action. The professor and Miss
Harris were married at New Brnunfcls ON Jan
until few weeks ago, allowing the friends and
thcpatrons OF that school to believe and circu
late statements that they were improperly In q.
innate,
The board estimates the budget for 1856 at
Si5,520 and has Increased the salaries of the
ward principals from $40 to 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
RAILROAD TIE CONTRACTORS.

Special to the Gazette,
LoNGvGEw, TEN, Sept 22.--Messrs. W. :.
Robinson aud j. W. Yates of this city two of
the most energetic and rustling mill and luin
Der men in East TeSas, nave obtained the con.
tracts for furnishing the cross. ties and timber
for both the Fort Worth Anew Orleans and the
Fort Worth 4 Denver City roads. Already a
number of ties are ready for shipment. and the
mill machinery that has so long lain dormant
now enlvens the ear with Its busy hum
Labor is in great demand here. At least one
hundred men can lind employment at good
wages No tramps nor dcHdbeats need apply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
A CUsroM-HoUSE wEIGHER SUs.
PENDED

WASHINGTON, Sept. % The secretary
of the treasury has directed the suspen.
sion of George II. Sterling, recently ap
pointed weigher at the New York custom
house in the place of Capt, George Bacon,
pending the investigation to be made by
the collectorof customs of all the circum-
stances attending the change in the Office
The action of the secretary is based on
the Information that the appointment was
an improper one.