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Nierte StpiFon.
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Abiutnnten:
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5oo6loe, S6erftz9ieut Yl. g. Sberioan Oberitzeeut.
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Sen. W1urtin z. NeNRabon, Sen. Duncan p 'SSal'
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GBeorae Y. Sbrie, Gen. Sames y. Colt, Gen. JolePt
SidiHiorl, Gen. Geo. %. SIort, @en.S.S Q. Suroett
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
4 cANAuIlN DEMoNsrRArlov.

Ntndrnts f'urnl. IA. st,,..t, ~ Nt...,
MoNu1eAi, Z. D., Nav M nv hn,
ared French Canadian student. tn,.eti,,,.
with some auRrrympn ANA ntb,os, MN,
boring about 500. naradr,l tha st,,e,,, io.,
night. THE ousfrypiau eerr,,d ~, h',,
DIES. clubs ana thioh bonfs M.
showed peoplo from, tbe ,iJcr,aiss
frightened horses and ennYpi,tc9 o,i'.',.
lgarrssiyo pgts IL ,,as tsnnstI n, .,,,.
time that tho, womb ottnc. ~, G.l,,
tlon Army hnii. Tbev have tbre.tan,'., ".
attack La Mprryp oiire to.nt0ht NM
COCO men OF che Sixth Fusileora bod ~
apmblod 90 he Ia rondInrsa ~ ,,net ~,
French Canadians shouId thev rtts,,',t ~,
carry cut their purpose ~ Gn,rtn'r ~,
Stevenson IA ,uigy on thn eonsrs !, a.,
stated that the ,lemopstration WA tbs w.
suit of Information which the stni.nts
had received dtlripV Ma ,to, tttNt a..
students al NicGW 3EnaIinl,N untvn,5ity
intended to burn Rjrl I'm rf3yg ~, tb.
Champ &c Mare
TINE NNottsrt many ro p,our
MONTREAL, T.. o.. Nov 40 ANA a..
glish community hero n al laat f,I,ly
aroused over the offensive 1c,nnna,,iy
lions which are of nightly orcn,rrnc,,
Last nigh, Alderman Mooney WAS hurnod
IN enipy and Il was also tho lntrnt,"n ~
the mob to honor sinilnrlv Alacr,ps,,
Stevenson, who IA the commaptcr "a th,
Montreal Held hnttcrv mo M
tor part OF the pr1eram,ne M.
not carried into effect bnyry,r 40
about two hundred of tbe Esallant coi
onpl's uunnprs md asgcmhIed ,nd ,...,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
V0UD00 SARAH.
Scrpents Sting, Horn Of Devil, Yam.
pire's Wing, Thing ofEviI, as
ll0odOo's Charms.
Arsenic More Powerful Than AN, a Admins
tered 10y 4 BiaoN savage
Takes Lie.
Specialize tho Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Nov 10. Sarah
Johnson the ncgrcss who was Indicted
on charge Of poisoning her steplathcr
| Charles Owens, q porter at uensengeris
store during the early part OF August
last, was placed on trial to-day ON the
charge OF murder. The yenire was cX.
hausted without selecting moro than three
Jurors and SPECIAL ycnire was ordered
to be summoned to report NJ o'clock in
| the afternoon, until which time a recess
was taken by the court. The defendant
appeared perfectly unconccmcd, was cool
and composed She Is very ignorant
specimen of the African type, with thick
lips and low forehead. An of the negro
Witnesses were also of the same class.
This is the case in which youdooism took
such prominent part at tho
inquest number OF vouduo
charms having then been exhibited
which created considerable mcrrlmeut
among the whites aud CONSERVATION
among the colorod folks The girl saws
she does not expect, II convicted, to get
graater penalty than two years cOnnnC-
mcnt in the penitentiury Owens Was
poisoned with arsenic, and when his
stomach was analysed in IL was found
enough of the deadly drug to have killed
i've men. Her little sister was also pois.
oned, but recovered, and dog, cat and
several chickens, which ate por-
ton Of the food left on Owens
plate, were also poisoned and died.
The second special yenire and a por.
ton Of the third was exhausted before a
jury was selected The jury lmpaneled
at O'Clock p. NJ. comprises; Julius
Conrad, mattress-makcr; Thomas Mul.
doom, a hickman; Solomon Deutsch,
merchants j. ~ Granger, merchant;
NJ. Fem, resaurant-keeper; w. l.. Bry-
ant, mechanic, Charles $. Chleiscr:
farmer Jesus Rodriguez, labor
contractor; A. c. Ernest, carpenter:
j. p. Carroll, railway employe, j.. A..
James, clerk and j. G. Craig, horse deal
err After the panel was completed the
indictment vas read, TO which plea of
not guilty was entered on behalf OF the
defendant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The National
hepgplloan This morning sNys. "rhc
president W. conversation with 4 Reppb.
lean senator on Tuesday. told linn tha,
AZ would esteem II great favor
the senator knowing anvth,ur
objectionable or detrimental 10 tho pnI-
tic Interest about any person or persons
appointed by him, would apprlsn him Of
INC feet. The president expects fhat a
night WIZ be made on some OF hlsanp0int
menls, but he believes that tho majority
OF the senators win not npposo
any attempt at confirmation eNe,pt in
cases where unimpoachahlc facts nc prc.
scented, and that Il such cases oXist the
objection will be called 60 hls attention
before There Is any organized opposition. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

Col Charles j. McCawlcy, command.
ant of the marine corps, IN his annual
report says the Panama expedition
showed IN the strongest manner what he
had for years stated TO the department,
that the marine corps bad not enough
officers and men. All the shore stations
were nearly stripped aud left without
protection, and the guards were with.
drawn from many ships, which gave rise
20 much Inconvenience Some Of the
captains OF the corps have been twenty
one years in that grade and several first
licuunants have been twenty years in
service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
VOL. XII No li6.
orenlng IN M Nnleh.lnr.

hERlS, Nov lg.-Tha Feleas,ag ,ss
aapeped to-day wiiht,o esuai iormabties
ms 'mpvrlnl speech Ia sWbslanct .wts III
follows
me pope niediatiuu u expected to
settle the tarpllnes question IA q manner
eouesponding 10 the frlcudtv relations
cNisung between Spain and Germany
lhe iorven relatons 0i GERMANY ara
peaceful and friendly With an nations
lhe emperor conndentially hopes thstthe
lalEMl condict VIII not disturb tho phs,e
OF Europe, and trusts that the slrners ~
the Berlin treaty VIII succcnd Ia spenrine
respect for the treaty hy the peoplo r.n
dcrcd independent thereby. The cmneror
says he was animated by the connAene,
that God 5 blessing Ia the future al IN nv.
past win be granted TO Gormany's cifotts
60 maintain peace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
CRIMINAL CARELEssNrSs.
In the East Human Lifc seems "a no 81
heap IL ~ sncrtned.

Ahthp ~ ~ Hhrriilen.
NEw roRK, Nov. lg..-On Wodncsday
the Empire mills az No, ~ and % BE-
thuno street were burned This after.
noon a party of laburers were on
gagged In bracng tho walls to keep them
from falling, while Tire company was
throwing water Oh the ruins. and a nam.
Der Of children and poor people were en-
gagged IN picking up bits for kindling wood
Suddenly, without warming, one Of The
walls doubled up, the top falling inward
upon the laboreIs ana the middle IN mo
direction u the hr0men and wood.
galherers. The children and the Hre-
men al managed TO yet bgyond
reach Of the falling brick, but Mrs
Mary K0hn, g young married woman.
was caught and Killed. Tho iaborrrs on
the inside had no chance TO run.
and were bufied under thc
falling bricks ana mortar. They
were dug ont az quickly as possible and
removed ~ a hospital. The list ~ injured
Il ~ follows;
Archie George, compound fracture Of
the sknll, severe injuries, and shocked
will probably die
jas Battle, both legs aud thighs broken.
viii die.
George Mauyera, severe wound on The
head, compound fracture ~ the skull, and
shonlder-blade broken, VIII dis.
James Chapman, foreman OF The gang,
compound fracture OF the knee Joint aud
all his fingers on both hands and lot arm
broken and head injured.
Killed, Mrs.. Mary K0hu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

GETTYSBURG, Pa, NOV. l9.--Althouph
the weather was Indictment Gen. Hancock
attended by Gen, Walker OF his STAFF, his
torian Of The second corps; Col. Wilson,
Mayor Miller, Col Bachelor. government
historian Of the battlefield; Col. Nicholas,
recorder Of the grand commander OF the
Loyal Legion, and others visited the late
battlefield day. Gen Hancock gave
particular attention TO the positions OF
the lett center, where he commanded,
identifying every point OF interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
Extend,ns The Time.

Mr. Bayard secretary Of state, and Mr..
Romero, the Mexican minister, ARE about
TO exchange the Publications Of an addi-
tional article 10 the commercial treaty be-
tween the United States aud Mexico Of
January 20 1883, extending the Uue to
May 20, 1886, for the approval Of the nee
essary laws to carry into effect the opera.
tions OF the commercial treaty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
4 Nem York d. D. nend.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 - DR.. william
Frothingham, one Of the best-known doc.
tors IN the city, committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself through the
head. IL IS supposed that the deed was
done during temporary attack of insan
ity.
Further Investigation by the family and
police convinced both that the DOCTORS
death was due 20 accident rather than
suicide.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
England WIN Handle Her own Mail

The postotiicc department has been adj
vsed that mon the completion Of the
Canadian Pacific road all the Trans
atlantic mails rom Eugland will be tor
warded over That road, and that a new
British line Of steamers will be estab-
lshed from the western terminus OF the
Canadian Pacific for Australia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
cnn,i stnnd n ID Lonf.

j. G RAINY Of Bufaio has rendered his
resignation as appointment clerk Of too
Dostnnice department. He vas appoint
one month ago, and coming from active
newspaper nors be llnds the Office Of ap
pointment clerk TOO mOnotonous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
Garland ON the Court of Alabama claims

TIE Encouragement has given an
opinion to the secretary OF the treasury
to the effect that the court Of commits.
slouers OF Alabama claims is legally
constructed body as at present organized.
This opinion applies only TO the appoiut-
ment Of Judges and does not touch ON
the general question of the legality of the
appointments OF the other officers OF the
court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
pre.Idcnlial Apromlnent..

The presiHcnt made lhe lOllOWlng mp
p0iutmcnts to-day: VIM Smith, Rcd
Fails MINI register of the land Office az
Crookstor, MINI.
VIM T. Anslu, Seattle, w r., register
Of the land Office at Vancouver, Wash. T..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
TOEING THE marx.
Uncle SANS Clerks VIII Have to Pit
in Full Tine, and Earn Their
Pay Fairly
congressman Refuse to say what Can.
didate They win support in the
Organization OF The House.
WIN the senate Refuse 10 Confirm Cieye
p. lands Appolnteess-A Fight on
~, some OF Thorn Certain.
Must Come to Time.

Special 70 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lg. Iii il unaer.
stood that the action Of Secretary Nom
ming m relation TO the clerk, win bp foi-
lowed IN the other departments sbortl,
aud an order requiring clerks to be ~
their desks at9 O'Clock n evpoeted n ~
the wish OF the president that the gov.
ernmcut get as much service from I'm
employees Ia the holrs laid down nv tbr
law as possible, and he has required Inc
neaus'ol departments to follow the eX-
ample OF Secretary Manning.
NoN-CoMNTrhL CONGRESSMAN.
a icaolug member of the next house has
SEM a circular 10 Democratic members
asking II they were committed as 20 the
organization OF the house. lie has re-
ceiVed replies from l3i and they are an
10 the effect that they do not intend
to commit themselves to any candidates.
until after they have reached Washington
aud looked over the field. Ii H. said that
the Democrats are going to be very care
fnl IN the selection of new officials, and
mat considerations OF locality win enter
largely into the selection OF slate.
WHAT WILL TIE SENATE poy
Considerable SPECULATION is rife here rs
to the course TO be pursued by Repuhll.
cans regarding the presidents nomina.
lions. II is certain, however, some cases
VIII be fought; even Democrats viii ally
themselves with Republicans, since il Is
claimed that appointecs have bolted
men who made them. Senator Iustus
viii JON the Republicans. Vincent viii
use every endcayor to defeat the confirm
alton OF his successor, and has some r,.
markable influential backing,
MAY HE SPEEDILY RECOVER.
Representative MINIS is confined 90 his
rooms from the effects OF a painful though
successfuisurg operation.