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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
SHERMAN.
The Unfortunate Victims OF the Trnnscon-
tinrntni Wreck Well Cared For.
Special to the tayeitc


Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tax, sept. i9-Thc news
of the death Of Mrs. Wolf, sent last night,
turns out fortunately TO be mistake.
Our information seemed 20 be SO direct
that we did not doubt IL, but are glad TO
know that the lady is sim alive, with
some hopes of her recovery. She was
taken 10 the sherman house, near the
Union depot, where the family OF the nro.
prietor, MIR Blackburn, have done all In
their power to alleviate her suffering, and
have been constant in attention,
Mrs. Judge Foute was considerably Inn
proved to-day, aud her physician, DIR.
Wilson, thinks her recovery viii be
speedy.
Mrs. Purinton Is with the family of DR..
Nash ON West Mulberry street and her
injuries are fortunately much slightcr
than at first supposed.
The men who were wounded ARE all
getting along well so far, and 1t is not
probable that any of them will die.
The wrecking train came In to-day
about 1880 O'Clock, bringing the last OF
the cars from the ugly wreck of yestcr.
day.
The mail train was delayed over an
hour at the scene of the accident, but FOL.
lowed the wrccker In with large list of
passengers and express matter
match game OF base ball was PLAYED
at the park this afternoon between the
colorod club of Paris and sherman
nine of the same hue. A large
number OF white citizens went
out to witness the contest and world
OF ''koonsh stood by to applaud IN their
lusty way the superior hits and runs of
their particular iayoriteS
Capt. Thomas Forbes returned last
night from Mobile, whore he has been
spending several weeks with the family
of his only son, Thomas Forbes, Jr. The
latter, who has been The leading cotton
! buyer OF this city for several years, will
buy cotton in the Mobile market this sea-
son. His famous trotting horses, Jerome
Turner and Lenna swallow, have been
Withdrawn for the present from the uot-
ting circuit, and are resting up at
Mobile Both are in fine condition
now, and may be troublesome
on many well-contcsted field
before winter sets in. Turner has en-
| tircly recovered from his lamcness, and
will be q great horse when lie starts
again.
| John NJ. Hamilton and Col Suggs OF
Gainesville spent the day In the city.
/ Capt. j j Turner, general supcrin.
tendent of the Transcontlnental railroad
/ arrived in the city this evening to look
after the road in this quarter.
Prof. Brewer OF New Orleans gave an
elocutionary entertainment last night ~
! North Texas college, but had slim
house. our people were too much alb.
| sorbed in the result of the election 10
/ listen to any Rotations except election
returns.
4 our district court for the fall term be,
! gins tomorrow with heavy docket and
n jail full Of criminals to try after the
4 grand jury has paid It's respects to them
4 There are about fifty In prison and per-
! haps half as many more out on bond, be.
sides the Crooks and Harris cases trans.
/ ferred to this court from Lamar
A wedding IN high life at Denison will
4 be celebrated Tuesday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
LET Ian EIGHT Ir nur.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.--The president
is said to have taken decided stand IL
reference to California appointments
which may also extend to other states in
which there are bitter iactlonal contests
The California factions are so bitter that
each claims that it would rather have the
Republican officials continue in otilc,
than see the other faction triumph The
president has given the California poll
ticians to understand that he will moi
listen io.anything further in reference tC
the offices or make any more appoint
monts until the strife ceases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14

SALT LAKE, TITAN, Sept. 49,. This
morning al O'Clock some parties threw
two quart jars full of priyyynuit filth
mixed with sand through the window OF
United States Commissioner Mckay, who
has heard most of the unlawful cohablta-
tion cases. One burst, scattering the
floor aud furniture and running the room.
Two were also thrown az The
window Of United States Attorney
Dickson, aimed at the bed where nc
slept, but struck outside the window
.ssing, bursting oYer the outside walls.
II -. had struck him IL might have
khlen hi.2 Two were thrown into the
mouse ~ ASSISTANT Attorney Varlan,
where MS wife tps alone with sick
child, doing much daia.ge. There Is 80
clew, but much indignatiohis fell. ID Is
claimed 70 be d preconccrted Is.,yemeu,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
AMERrcANs no WASH rnE TOWELS.

WASHINGTON Sept. BIN reply TO The
protest of the Woman's National Labor
convention against the giving out Of
wash towels for the treasury department
by contract, upon the grounds that II
opened the way for Chinese monopoly, the
secretary of the treasury has replied that
this work in the several departments Is
given out by contract, and In every case
il is given to responsible steam laundry
establishments which employ American
labor, and under no circumstances win il
be- given to Chinese.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14

LrrLg Rock, Arb, sept. 10. The ESQ.
tlcmcn are rapidly removing their stock
from the Crow reservation 10 accordance
with the order Of Indian Agent Arm
strong. Several owners Of herds were
slow 70 obey, but Mr.. Armstrong IN
formed them that he would can on the
president aud have them iorcibly elected
by the troops and The exodus became
general Several thousand mead Of cat
lie haye been driven out, ard BY The 18TH
Il Is believed the reservation Will be-
cleared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
nea nl,er Llnc con,entlpn.

SHaEyRronT, Ia, Sept. 10. The Red
River Line convention met here Saturday
With a large attendance, Resolutions
were adopted sctting forth that IL
Is She sense Of this convention that 10
s. 10 the Interest 81 the Red River line
and tbe planting Interests Of the state
that our senators and representatives Ia
congress be requested 20 Introduce IN the
next congress bill appropriatha $40.
600 for the purpose ~ removing rats and
Improving the navigation Of Bayou l'ierm
and lhe ROD rlNar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
President Cleveland Sets a Good tx
ample Of FaithfuIness to
., Official Duty.
.9cy california Appointments to
'wey ~ &c Until faetionaI Con
tests are Ended.
Commission Appointed TO Negotiate for
the Opening of the Lands in the
Indian Territory.
rHn PRESIDENT MAKES AN EXAMPLE.

THE PRESIDENT MAKES AN Ex AMPLE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l8.a4lt is noticed
that the president timed his absence from
the city so that he was gone but thirty
days The law on the subject allows on.
cials not more than thirty days leave of
absence in any one year The president
holds that this applies TO him as well as IL
does to the lowest employee of the gov
eminent. In past times some OF the presi.
dents have not construed the law SO rinidly
and use TO extend their leaves Of absence
Tor several months. Cabinet officers who
lett that they were as importantas the pres
ldent We're somewhat loose In regard 10 the
time that they We're absent. Heads of bu.
reaus, many OF whom imagine themselves
even more important than heads of de-
partments, having bad example set
them, frequently took two months and In
many instances three months leave of
absence. IL was not surprising, there
fore, that clerks, especially the higher
grade of clerks asked for and received an
extension of their vacations. The exam
pie set was Dad and very expensive. Ii
delayed public business. President
Cleveland believes In setting good ex-
ample. subordinate clerk win hardly
ask for an extension over his thirty days
II the president does not himself take 1t.
In fact, the business principle ls already
applied SO strictly that clerks who absent
themselves beyond the time allowed UNI
der the law have their pay stopped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
CLEVELAND INSISTS uroN cryIL sEnv

WASHINGTON Sept. l3.---Collector He'd
den and Surveyor Realty OF New York met
the president by special appointment late
Friday afternoon. 1t is said that these
two gentlemen came TO Washington upon
the invitation of the president to talk over
the subject OF the ciyil-seryce rules. The
president is reported 10 have informed
them that II was his desire that
they should conduct their respective
Offices In accordance with the instructions
they might receive from the secretary of
the treasury, butt hat In the matters Of
-sleial changes IN the New York custom
hoass he desired they should be governed
~ ~, ~, iasseryice principles. The con
ors took the limited - ,rnss hact ~
/ New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
THE RED MAN MUST 90.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.---A commission,
consisting of Capt. james iincannon OF
Mississippi and Mr. Wood of Tennessee,
has been appointed by the secretary Of the
interior to 30 out to the Indian Territory
and open negotiations with the Choctaws,
Greeks, Cherokee and Seminole Indians,
for the purpose of having their undi-
vided lands thrown open for settlement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
SULLIVAN rLAcEp UNDER ARREST

CrEvElANp, ONO, Sept. l9.--Ahout
1000 people were At The Brooklyn park
to-day to see lomi L. sullivan pitch for
the Forest Cltys ina game with the San-
duskys Both clubs are composed Of
good amateur players aud the game,
which resulted IN victory for the san.
duskys by u score Of two TO nothing,
was watched With Interest At the close
OF the game rs the champion WAS leaving
the grounds he was placed Under arrest
by Constable Jones, the smallest oiilcer
IN the city, who was armed with war
RAM charging sullivan with violating lhe
Sunday law by playing ball Sullsan
offered no resistance, but, going before
Justice Hart, gave hail IN the sum of $500
for his appearance AZ 2 O'Clock to.moi.
row. The warrant was sworn out, il Is
said, at the request Of John u. Rockirlicr
OF the Standard on company, represent
ing the law-and-oidcr league.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
GEN. FIELD Nor A CANDIpArE.

WAsn1NGroN, Sept. ia prominent
member of congress from the South has
received letter from Gen. Field of
Georgia, superintendent of the Hot
Springs, Ark, reservation, who has been
mentioned rs a candidate for the position
Of door-keeper of the house OF representa-
lives, in which he states that he will not
be n candidate for that position.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
H0XIE GOES UP.
lie " Made senior Niee-President at the
Missouri Pacific Hallway system,

lie ~ Made senior Niee-President of the
Missouri Pacific Halfway system.
ST LouIs, Mo-, sept l3.-~A circular
was received from New York yesterday
bearing the date of September and
signed Jay Gould, officially announcing
the resignation OF Capt. r. $. Hayes,
senior vicc-president of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific railway system, The
promotion OF Col. H. N. lloxie
10 MI the vacancy, and the
adjustment Of the thlrd Eicc-prcsldency
winch Col. HoXie has heretofore held.
The cause Of Capt. Hayes resignation
is poor health. He will, however, retain
his connection with the directory Of the
road, and viii retain his present interest
in the many st. Louis enterprises with
which he is now identified. This change
makes Col. Hoxic the chief executive rep
resentatlye Of Jay Gonld and his Missouri
Pacific interests and IL Is the uni-
yersal opinion here that they could not
have been placed in ADLER or better hands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
mo TIME Ar DRIGHToN BEAoB 10
DAY.

NEW YoEE, sept. lS.-Ii Is now pretty
certain that the great mile and a quarter
race at Brighton Beach Monday VIII haze
slx starters. Edward Corrigan win have
brothers win have Woodford and Rich.
mond, Morris and Patton win start Bier
son, and u. @. Pate send Monogram.
This ought 10 make the race the greatest
event Of the hour
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
lIiE piRITAN-GENEsTA RAchrPosT
pGNID,

NEW YoREs Sept 1874. The Puritan aud
Genesta did nptsyen start yesterday IN
their outside race. They were Ut tic
starting point by / o'clock but there was
not breath enough until 40 p. NJ, when
the committee announced their intention
" starting. After = y. ~. incfe Has q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
LnAlng DE CORNER stnn..

B,I1Nosr, Mn, sept l8.-fhe cor
nei stones q S. Gregory Rompp Catholic
church, 10 thc northwestern section ~
lliis city, WAS laid tbs afternoon ID ihe
prc scnce Of inily 10000 persons l-
hlshop Gibbons oiIclated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
VOL. XII NO. As.

southwest. Sir Richard sutton Objected
20 starting. Mr. Webb said hc Gnaer-
stood thar they were mol to start aitef N
o'clock, as obey could not finish III the
dark. The pnritau's people also Objected
Tor similar reasons. The race was nosl.
poned until TucsNqy. On Monday III.
yachts win san over the New York Yacht
clubs inside course.
GENERAL piSArpotNaMRNr.
MEN loRk, Sept la.A.lt would seem
likely tina, the yacht race bids fair 10
hccone permanent Institution In New
York. -Four trials have been made and
the yachts have not vet made twenty
miles TO windward and rculn. They
might have done 50 yesterday but the
breeze was SO tar,iy IN springlng 40 that
portion OF the race would have 10 be
sailed IN the dock, There was great
deal Of disappointment expressed,
RisAhN FOR rrF CONTEST rV.nNS.
MN lonH, sept Is, Indications are
not wanting that there win be another
large crowd TO attend the meeting OF the
yachts again tomorrow. Tho Puritan
was hauled out on the dock al the foot ~
Market street AT l0sS0 last night aud nut
overheard again two hours later. Twenty
men thoroughly cleaned her bottom and
pot'leaded II whore the bilgr blocks had
been, where she was hauled ont before.
The tug Indian towed her TO an
anchorage of Clifton, staten
lsland, soon after daylight
this morning, whore She has lain all day
surrounded Nv boat loads OF spectators
anxious 10 soc the American representa-.
tive yacht. Gen, Paine aud Mr.. Burgess
took 4 sail down TO Sandy Hook IN Mr..
~. r. nurk'S sloop Mischief. The 9th
ers, with exception OF Mr.. Wclch,
were at the Brcvoort house, Sir Richard
sutton and party remained on hoard ihc
Gncstl, on Tompklnsylllc, All day. The
race will be over the club course, thirty.
eight miles, tomorrow. The start wiil
be at l0lA0 o'clock, sharp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14

TO be cited in each case by the court or
commission. The comptroller viii lusist
that the compensation of Mr. Cresswell
on the August payment for the last quar-
ter Is not properly certified 90 by the com
mission and, therefore, cannot be paid,
inasmuch as he (thc comptroiler) pos
sesscs under the statute no discretionary
cover TO cure by his own sanction the
irregularities OF the commission.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
sTALl.IoN mnconn nl.ArllN.

trot to-day Joseph Cain
simpsons Antcycolo troited mile ~
2tlN5, This leads tlie four.ycnr.old stall
lion reeord2a seconds The horse has
never worn anything but tips, having
never been sltad,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14

fsegAncT, ~ ~. eep " ise sa.a
ming Hp ~ r. marqnig 4 ioes eaAe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14

tr, tr4aff-Dr zoe, E7ag7tYr5 fffIf ~ ~ ffl-
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-23

efforts to secure, for their missionaries
and their work, full freedom and pro-
lection in any arrangements that may be
made concerning the future government
OF that group"
We have here no sneering illusions to
the order of His Majesty in Council,
under which the protest in question was
issued by Mr.. Gibson; no belittling OF
Hawaiian sovereignty as is done by the
Gazette" but strong and vigorous
Endorsement OF the policy of the protest,
and regret that its broad and statesman
like views had not been carried out. We
are content to leave the case there. If
the local Opposition is prepared to ridi-
Guile what the American Board of Mis-
sions 50 emphatically indorses, the Gov
eminent can well afford to rest satisfied
with the latter.
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ordered discharged. Total amount
claims $1O,497 90, dividends paid
5000 81, exclusive OF Sing Chong &
Co.'s mortgage, which the assignees and
said firm compromised by payment OF
1916 81 to Cecil Brown, attorney for
said Sing Chong & Co.
Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co. this day
filed a petition to put Akiona of Waikiki,
Maui, into bankruptcy for statutory rea-
sons. His Honor the Chief Justice ap-
pointed next Tuesday, December 29th,
at 10 o'clock a. m, as the time for hear
ing the question OF bankruptcy.
The OnOmea Sugar Co. vs.. II. G. and
F. H. Austin. Counsel for the respect
i've parties this day fled their stipulation
with view to bring the whole case upon
appeal to the Court in banco without
further preliminary hearings.
Noes Mahelona, ex-Deputy Sheriff Of
Waianae, was this day examined on his
application for license to practice in the
inferior Courts. Decision as to compe-
tency will be given tomorrow.
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S9I janis
THE LATEST AMERICAN INVENTION,
THE VICTORY OF ELECTRICITY.
OF ELECTRICITY.

Since Electricity for purposes inventor. have
e mas TIL now not been solved that
n can ead OF % laying down the principle
IKE an and in
The Norman Electric Light in completely realizing
% a i electro agnhng and there doubt that
expensive onAy
per on and has before the latter the
same temperature
e s e OF asn s9S key thus s1:i9 all
dfd at this alone invaluable
Its 4s ami is 50 simple that
- - ~ M "' :" amp "0" one place
That neither cleaning Of the
M That the light acksru and
That danger
That it will in Completely OSde. Sp Tim, b.,n
il consruc ted for hepre
height OF complete
Aep coaches Nominations gardens purpose
Per Lamp delivered free to Of
ana % lighting rooms houses etc. This
Price lamp Inclusive
Is grand size for pl0r hall saloon public
ana e workmanship both ttass and elegant
special design order Estimates urnf GGi
All lamps immediate securely packed in strong
and e. Ter several
sy chemicals can purcad drug
Every lamp aesOmp1td by ~ten guarantee for
On all will be allowed No
6rs fes o New Yf % bam remittance to
The best method sending is by draft on procured
banker enclose the amount pos.Ss
stamps d dey oP PIe sS IF fg sGF a. the most
andW De withOutde lay particular
Electric Lamps and ipfDps..n,
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387marl6 PHILADELPHIA, S. OF AMERICA
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Suuren.e C~urs.
AT CHAMBERs-BEFORE JUDD, c. }.
TUESDAY, December Odd.

AT CHAMBERs-BEFoRR JUDD, G. }.
TUESDAY, December 23d.
Lee An Sue vs.. Chu Kee and others,
doing business in Eva, Oahu, as zee
Sing Wal Company, defendants, and w.
G. Parke and w. Il. Castle, garnishees.
Plaintiff had obtained judgment for
$166 IS in the District Court at Eva,
and the matter is brought up to the Su-
preme Court on i transcript of judgment
from said District Court On December
ID Messrs. Parke and Castle were served
As garnishees of the defendants, and
were required to answer in twenty days
thereafter, and furthermore to appear in
Court on the 18th December. On the
18th December garnishees failing to APP
pear, were, OH motion of plaintiff, Or
dered defaulted. On this morning Mr..
Castle moved the Court to have default
set aside, and that he be allowed to
answer on the ground that the order of
Court, and the summons were in contra
dictiOn of each other, by which contra
dictiOn the garnishees were misled and
ing counsel ordered that default be
opened, and that garnishees may answer
over. Hearing was set for Thursday
next at 1 O'Clock p. IN.
In the estate of Hugh McDonna, late of
Honolulu, deceased, testAte. Mr.. A. J.
Cartwright, Sr., appeared before the
Chief Justice and presented his accounts
as executor of the will, and asked that
the same be examined and approved,
and he be discharged. The Court ex-
amined the accounts and ordered them
approved and the property distributed
Mrs. Sophie 81. Lack, residuary devisee,
who WAS present, accepted the accounts.
Balance paid over to her was $7IS IL,
less $40 % for costs. The executor was
then discharged.
In the bankruptcy of &. AtAi of Kau,
Island of Hawaii. His Honor the Chief
Justice examined the accounts of 5. Selig
and Joseph Hyman, assignees, and ap-
proved the same. The assignees were
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A Dramatic Treat.

On Saturday evening Miss Genevieve
Ward, the renowned tragic actress, and
Mr.. w. H. Vernon, one of London's
favorite actors, will make their first ap-
pearance in this city at the Hawaiian
Opera House. The programme will
consist of dramatic recitals from Shak-
speare and the modern poets, concluding
with the cOmedietta, ga Morning Call, -
in which Miss Ward appears as ''NIrs.
Chillingtone" and Mr.. Vernon as "Sir
Edward Ardent" The box plan opens
tomorrow morning at o'clock sharp at
the office of j. E. Wiseman, Merchant
street. This performance promises to
be the event of the season, and a
crowded house is sure to greet Miss
Ward and Mr.. Vernon.
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An Interesting Collection.

In Genoa tho policemen wear silk hats
and carry silver headed walking sticks