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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
FULL OF ROMANCE.


The story of n southern Couples Court
ship and MaruHge.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. ga marriage
consummated here between Miss Nettie
Keasey, the daughter of n prominent tea
merchant of Chicago, and Mr.. NJ. c. Lyle,
a wealthy merchant OF MorristOwn,
Tenn, is full of romantic incidents, Five
wears ago Miss Keasey lived in Atlanta.
While her home was in this city she went
TO Athens, Tenn, to be educated at one OF
the female colleges. There she
met Miss Alice Lisle. The young
women soon became fast friends
Whenever Miss Kcasey received a letter
from her Atlanta home Miss Lyle was
made acquainted with its contents, and
when Miss Lyle heard from her Tennes-
see home Miss Keasey read the letter.
Finally commencement day came and the
two parted. Miss Lyle went TO her home
I'm Morristown and Miss Keasey came
back to Atlanta. After leaving school
they kept up q correspondence. Three
wears ago Miss Kcasey's parents left At
lanta for Chicago, and about the same
time Miss Lyle LETT home TO 20 as mis-
sionary to Africa. From her Chicago
home Miss Kcasey wrote to Miss Lyle
! in Africa, and Miss Lyle answered.
| Miss KeaSey's letters from her friend
suddenly ceased. Thinking that her
friend had changed her postofllce she
wrote to Mr.. NJ. c. Lyle, asking where his
sister could be addressed. About the
same time that Mr.. Lyle received Miss
| Keasey's letter ne received one from Al
rcn announcing the death OF his sister
I IN few days Mr. Lyle wrote TO Miss
/ Keasey telling her that his sister had died
in Africa. This provoked one Of con-
dolcnce to Mr., Lyle aud his aged mother
from Miss Keasey. Several weeks
after this letter Of coincidence had
been received by the Lyle family
the mlsSi onary's trunk was re-
turned from Africa. IN that trunk
were found MISS Keasey's letters
70 Miss LYLE. The letters are fun Of
affection and when Mr.Lylc had read them
he wrote to Miss Keasey. His letter was
fun of his love for His sister, who died In
Africa, and, without any thought OF the
ieonseauences, Miss Keascy answered
HIT. This was the opening OF cor
respondence. Finally the letters
indicated warm friendship, whici
ripened into love. They exchanged photo
graphs aud then became engaged. Two
weeks ago Miss kcasey reached the city
she stopped with Mr., and Mrs. @ B. ia
cox. Day before yesterday Mr.. Lyl'
reached Atlanta. Mr.. Lyle called, RAM
, The door-bell, and was shown into tn
parlor, Miss keasey was there 70 re
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ceiye hiHI, and as he walked in shc
advanced, and for the first time in life
they stood face TO face For a few sec
onds they looked closely at each other,
and then Mr.. Lyle asked: care you dis
appointed2n "Yes,n she answered, care
YOU disappointedy' eyes. How are you
Disappointed" he asked. go, expected
to lind an old, gray-haircd man, but
don't. How are you Disappointed" she
asked. "Agrecably, most agreeably. l
expected to find n pretty, sweet woman,
and have found an angelo Mr. Lyle
informed Miss Keasey that it was not too
late to back down II she was disappointed,
but she declined and they parted. Yes
terday Mr. Lyle called at the young lady's
place, and the Rev. DR., Eddy married
lhem, and they left for M0rrlst0Wn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

Foreigners say American women enter
tain well. They do when they entertain,
according to their native customs, but
when they serve roast beef with York
shire pudding 10 al Englshmau and mac
aron to nn Italian, they make mistake
An American meal should be- served IN
American style, both ~ 10 dishes and
ceremony. Wc have food for the gods
among our native yands, aud IL needs
only the tact Of truly American house,
wife h serving 10 70 make II very enjoya-
Bile. Just here wc recall TO mind cere-
monious dinner given 5y society lady
last season where everything was English,
Won know, aud the nnOnnl Of foreign
sUaness and cLqiet So all.preyalling That
the very gravy scened 30 be chilled With
cod ceremony, and the hearts of
The quests grew stony as the leaden
hours dragged on aad Tho awe-inspirina
footmen showed no slgus Of releniins,
bnt still kept their victims pcgeing assay
al those foreign dishes; aud then we re-
member u little supper given by charm
Ing hostess IN one OF the suburbs, where
was had broiled ciiickah, American style,
hot bread, ditto steaming coffee, ditto
raw fried potatoes, ditto, etc, etc, aud
plenty OF lively conversation aud jolly
good time generally. Thinking Of these
tYo feasts, looking upon this picture ana
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oscar @. Murray's successor.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEN, Nov. 9.--William IL.
Masters was to-day appointed general
freight and ticket agent of the Gulf, Colo
RADIO & Santa Fe railway to succeed Oscar
G. Murray, resigned to accept the posi-
ton OF Southern traffic manager for the
MissourVPacilc,v wee William II Newman,
promoted to general traffic manager OF
that system. Mr. Masters is wen known
in Southern railway management, having
been general freight agent of the Texas s
New Orleans railroad for several years.
During the past three years Mr., Masters
has resided in Galveston as contracting
freight agent for the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe system. His promotion gives
general satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

Is TO blame If she looks ugly Every
means is given her through artistic circles
TO be ga thing of beauty
But few tinscl effects are noted, and
those are In very fine materials, and the
quantity Is limited, so that 1t Is not at all
loud
The prevailing ideas of common sense
In the fashions of the hour impress one
more and more Look at the boots made
for women this season, then nc the new
winter gloves which are TO be fashionable,
Softest, most vclvcty buckskin, or Mocha
SO warm and thick and comfortable, yet
withal so well made and Of such an eN-
ouisitc cut and fit. The thin giants dc
Suede will only be worn on dress occa-
slons, rs they should be, for nothing could
be more unsuitable for winter hand COW
ering than the thin, delicate peau de
Suede.
The conspicuous features Of carly win
ter millinery viii be wool fabrics and ro-
sary beads. The new shapes are close
and snug in effect, yet trAe larger than
heretofore. Nearly all of the Paris bon
nets have strings, and the new picost-
edged ribbon has quite the preference. A
great deal of velvet ribbon Is also used
as well AS fancy plush and etaminc rib
bons for more dressy purposes.
1t Is certain that the princess OF Wales
lends, more than any one else, English
fashions; aud striking evidence OF this
viii be given during the autumn, Most
people are now familiar with the photo
graph OF her royal highncss IN the academ-
I ic robe she wore during her recent visit
/ TO ireland, when the degree Of doctor OF
music was conferred on her by the ROYAL
University OF Ireland. The gown, with
1 fun sleeves Of white satin lined with
! crimson satin, with is academic hood OF
the same materials, Is completed with q
plquant velvet college cap, with gold tas'
/ sells. 50 well did the princess look In Tn
attire that London milliners determine
! ut once TO make college caps feature
/ Immense numbers have been prepared
and they arc made IN every variety Of ma
/ terial, velvet taking the lead, and we hay
I even seen them made 10 plntch autum
aud winter costumes, aud trimmed wit
beads and buglcs.
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C0tr.C,Ilr.

A Spoiled Frut Country Bride (at
dinner, 10 husband, who Is doing lis best
to eat an olive What's the matter with
the plums, james, husband with wry
face The blamed things is spilled.
An eye TO economy Young Husband
81 believe would like u nice turtle steak
for dinner.n Young wife {of q thrifty
disposition: ~ am afraid turtle steaks
are rather expensive, dear, Wouldn't
yoube satisfied with mock-tnrtle steakS"
Mr. Gable, the Southern novelist, gives
IN his adhesion to woman suffrage by say
ing; "Ii our mothers are not ~ 20 vote,
they ought TO stop bearing sons" by
this brilliant logic, as our fathers don't
bear sons, they viii be deprived Of the
right Of voting.
a New York physician has written an
article entitled "klssing ~ n Medium OF
Communicating Dscaso,n II has long
been known that Kissing causes species
OF heart disease, which terminates in mat
rimoHlnl fcfer, and the victim dies sooner
or later. Generally later.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
A VERY DrCIDEp OPINION.

Speaking of the starting Of a mission in
New York for the conversion OF jews, the
Jewish Messenger says:
This enterprise is in so far nm improve
mcnt upon the street organ as 1t is located
in one certain place, aud those who have
no taste for this kind Of music can avoid
il If they choose. But as to the religious
cause 1t protends TO promote, we are sorry
for the dupes who believe IN II, and VIII
waste their honest pennies to support 1t.
It would be by far more profitable To the
Christians and rebound more 10 their
credit Il they would spend their money
and their efforts for the conversion Of the
nominal Christians who compose the
criminal and sinful classes of society than
to waste any OF their means upon the
abortiye effort OF converting the Jews,
who are, thank God, not included ia that
number.
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nInNIrY IN nKll.s.

philadelphia Inqnirer Artistic and
dignlhed dress Is Lle order OF the day,
aud the modiste who forgets il win soon
be- without patrons. she must throw her
bark into the stream ana lioat with the
current II she would succeed In her busl-
ness. The history OF dress rs coeval VIII
the history OF mankind, and Is in Itself q
highly Interesting study Human nature
has laughed at attempts 10 regulate a
taste so universal, and fashion has always
been stronger than legislation. The best
talent of two hemispheres is employed at
enormous expense 10 designing the most
artistic ana elegant t0iletes. Miami
facturers vie with one another IN the pro,
duction OF the most costly material, and
the best goods that II Is possible TO make
without regard 10 cost, lind a ready sale
at a large profit II is a lady's own faull
If she does not dress well, and she alone
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
a1REIGN AFFAIRS
..,,r sends a Hostile and In
I la,'pD' Reply to Englnnd''
'''' rliimatum.
..oa with enthusiasm uneS'
..''' creme : H. political history Of
''iP GREAT Britain


GIN Sor. e.--Large crowds were
1Spos MA gay at various stations on
ispslsi ts 2, Welcome Mr.. Gladstone as
nilesy v ,,og the ex-premier ana party
/ inn ss','Ii sw moments At the ar, Gii-
,ygdf er : N route to Edinburg. The
NJ lolanis Mi X enthusiastic receptions :, at
.Yrpler o' prsston and Garlic, and IN a
ligggion, ssid that he believed the
Ifaddf,ss. alI faithful to Liberal princi-
rsiy VS. sil,l a photographer was
l. M s,ecnred n likeness OF Mr.:
I.sai a1 !. i tee latter was leaning out Of
lsone y carriage window, In nus
rllns .. tSe ex.premier declared that
|scn sae .,as Of the Tories, that they mad
s.',Fi y carving the franchise act
|sia y ar,iament, were not true, though
|pasl " assisted IN passing the re-
|dsui1ul, z Gladstone arrived at Edin-
Isist Y" o'clock this afternoon At
Y W acterbey and other places ON
is 81 ne crowds of people were SO
Il Y, 4 impede the Liberal leaders IN
..,stlor the train
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~ nrnnnt HhntIIe snid.

uDo YOU then love me more than any
tb,ng on earth?n questioned Clara de
We're, as she raised her deep blue eyes 70
seam her lovers fifteenth century yisage,
"Do love you, darlingf Love YOU
why, ] worship the very ground you w'iA
.,Do you, DEAR then am perfectly
banny y and she let her head sink upon
Clsude's manly bosom, ana thus lneS sa'
surrounded By sacred silence. ,,.,.
"Clara. . whispered Claude after niue
esYes, love-"
GLOW much is it worthf" -,
GLOW much is what worth, dear
"The ground you walk on .,,.,, ,so.
she answered not; her proud spirit "is
bnmbled, and with difficulty she afagseu
herself to the door and told the ioo''nan
Ia show Claude out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
AZ trc nnern-Hnnse.

The largest audience of the season wit
messed the performance of "The Bandit
King at the opera-house last night. Inc
play, as it purports TO be, is OF a sensa-
tional nature, and those who enjoy that
sort of thing will not fail to be pleased at
its hair.lifting situations and adventures
MIR. Wallick, in form and general make
up, is emincntly fitted fora genuine ban
dit King" and therefore FITS the role
most admirably. with his beauliini
horses, he seems a veritable "boss" oil
tbe prairles. Fred Lyons, the coloreG
comedian, is one of the best IN his line Oh
the stage, and the same can be truthfully
remarked of Calamity Jane, his own and
only donkey. The other characters were
eiyen all the swagger, bravado, and VIC
and woody desperation OF western liae
from an Observation-Disclosures. If the play
nav he Judged by the applause II re
ceiyed. il is an call wool and yar'
wide" success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
A MonmoN coNrrnnNoh.

A Mormon conference was recently
held In London, England. Delegates were
present from Norway, Sweden, Holland
and Germany. President Pcnrosc OF
salt Lake City, in an address boasted
that Mormonism was spreading In En-
gland, Scotland and Wales, but admitted
that small results were being met with
in ireland. lie said that there were SIX
Mormon meeting houses In London and
several thousand converts, and that two
years ago last January 1900 Mormon emil
grants had been sent TO Iowa and Utah,
and predicted the defeat OF the United
States government In its efforts 10 cup
press polygamy. The talk about "de
iaat' must have sounded wei at a dis
tancc. Mormons hereabouts, however
take very different view Of the sitna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
ANOTHER CHANGE.
j. II. Kerr Resigns and Capt. scoble Takes
Temporary Charge of the Water.Works.

81. II. AtTl tNthithS anu CN'p'' HNppiN
Temporary Charge of the Water. Works.
The city council was called together
last night at O'Clock, in special session.
The business on hand was Il consideration
of the management of the water-works.
j. IL. Kerr, who was brought here from
Rock Island, H., to take charge of the
works, and who has been at work since
the middle of August, rendered his reSig-
nation, and insisted that it be accepted,
as he intended to leave the city. Quite Il
controversy over the matter arose, and
some very harsh language was made use
of in the council chamber The resiena-
ton was finally accepted.
There being vacancy on the water
works committee caused by the reslgna-
ton of Capt. Julian Field, Alderman W.
A. Daiter was appointed to fill the
place.
On motion, it was determined that the
committee on wGter-works have power to
fill the position made vacant by Mr..
Kerr's resignation until permanent APP
pointment could be made.
The committee has induced Capt. a. W.
Scoblc, who proved so efficient in the posi-
ton OF superintendent, to accept the
place for the present.
All the aldermen were present yestcr-
day except c. b. Daggett, Jr'
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urelng nepubIIcan MIC.

PARIS, NOV a.--M. Blanc will preside
at the opening Of the chamber of deputies
to-morrow and Will deliver an address
urging Republican unity Ia pursuing a
policy OF wise and moderate promise, in
accordance with the lessons taught by
the recent elections.
Count Mum, because OF the disapproval
OF the bishop OF scissors, has abandoned
MIS- intention of founding q Catholic
party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
CoIored Satins and Silks.

lntnch Colored Satlns, choice tall
aud winter shRdss ,.,, ~. $50 to iac
20. Inch oloted Satlns, better grades SIC tel ~
% Inch NarrelcauN satindk shades Coz
tNt-C Complete assortment Ot even
Ing colors Ia satin rhadamcs ~. 11c TO 70
l0t--Wbitc and night shades bro
caae SILK 81. ..t ,.s.,, 1 % to 10
iS,inch I4roua, assorted colors, silks SDc to iSc
Sodnch ISonS dress sNks, heavy. $50 to 20
acayy .s ~. ..I 80 60 I %
"a inch graa dc LOndrcs. now shaaes 0 to Is
s8.inch Radzlmor new style s,, ! 90 to 80
N.tnch satin rhadames, ful line OF
street and Ovcning SHADES 49,. Soc TO 30
"a inrh surah 5lik,any shadc.t. 90 60 Is
0.iuch hrocadc ailk beau ntul colOrs Sae to 90
4.inch hrocadc silk Two toncd IS. ! 90 to , 80
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Down But Not snhduod.

'S sis Nov. 9.-Mr. Stead, editor of
tal Mali Gazette, in letter pub
\ sp'lay, respecting the verdict Of
s+,$ On Saturday, in the Armstrong
,ss,iul case, says that he viii not
\ W. NJ, aooat the verdict, that he had a
Ir,, siA lie preferred that Rebecca
fA should be treated with mercy in
N ,sacf 70 himself. He also says he
M ~ ,s,tempt to have the sentence set
IgS <, ne adheres IN the main to the
s,s,,a le revolutions published in the
I'M ~ Y, ana says that out of seventy
h VgI,IulAs, only three emanated from
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FROM Boiivin aud Peru.

LIMA, Nov. 0.-On the "a inst. at
lIuari, MaSuel Ciprado and Hcrachio
Fernandez, revolutionary sub-prefects Of
that province, and fourteen OF his stan
were shot by the inhabitants. The heads
OF the two former were brought into
town as a trophy Of war
News from La Paz, Bolivia, states that
the recognition of Senior Del Vele, the
diplomatic agent of the cacerest, COVER
nor to that country, is acknowledged.
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Murder Trial at Mount Pleasant.

special TO the Gazette
MOUNT PLEASANT, TEN, Nov. 9.-The
case of the State VS.. John l.. Duff, charged
with the murder of Walter II. Adams on
the Sd of October last, was called In the
district court this morning, Duffs coun-
sci made application for continuance,
which was overruled, and the case went
to trial. special venlre of ninety men
had been summoned, but jury was OBJ
called. At O'Clock the jury was i'm
pancled and the examination OF witnesses
begun. Several witnesses have been eN.
amined, and only a few more yet remain
to be examined. The taking of evidence
viii likely terminate tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
An Outlaw Disrntchcd.

CITY or MEXICO, Nov. 9.-The notori-
Gus outlaw and communist who, with
400 followers, committed several dcpre-
dations near Cordova, state of Vera Cruz,
in September last, has just been caught
and killed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
Cnble Notes.

The Austrian government is slowly but
surely massing troops in Herzegovina.
Provisions and ammunition are being for
warded in large quantities
Dr. Stransky, chief mover in the Room
Eleean revolution and president of the pro-
vncial government at Phllippopolis, has
been forced to resign on charge of brib-
cry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
A sllrewh schemc or nnssln.

PHILIppoPo1Is, Nov 9.-Prince Alex
ander has received kilograms Of sympa-
thy from some of the European courts.
Russia's action is supposed to have been
intended to goad Prince Alexander TO inn
prudence, in order that there might be an
excuse for Russian invasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
pied of Excitement.

speclal % the Ga1Uttc.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. Francisco
Herrera, a prominent and wealthy Next.
can ranchman, living ON the Medina river,
twelve miles from San Antonio, attended
a cock fight near the Medina yesterday at
tcrnoon, and during the intense excite.
ment attending these fights he suddenly
dropped dead with heart disease. The
remains were brought TO san Antonio
last night, and buried in the Catholic
burying ground to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
Black Silks and Satlns,

90 inch Black eros Grain SILK Lyons AOC to
u inch BLACK Gros Grain silk, bel
ter quality Lyons. .,,. ] 90 TO 80
heavy GGinot,~ - w., 80 too 90
silk -. -, '' -, % to 80
very cry rich. -. = 80, ~, .,~ -, rs % so
% inch Beon's Cashmere, fine soft
grain, win not wear glossy. ~. ! 20 to 2 90
%. inch BLACK Surnh -. %. / 90 to I 80
% inch Black Satin Rhadomes...., d. | 90 to 90
d Inch BLACK Satin Duchess ... 70 to On
2l-inch Black Satin Trlcotne &C., / 90 to 90
~ inch Lyons Black Brocadc silk Soc to 90
% inch Lyons Black Brocado SILK,
satin ground 70 to , 80
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Lieut.. Greedy to lecture in scotland.

EDINBURGH, Nov 9.-Lieut. Greedy.
who is to lecture before the Scottish Geo.
graphical society on the 18th, will, dur
ing his visit to Scotland, be the guest Of
Lord l,oscberry at the residence of the
latter at Datmeny park, South Queens
Ferry, Linlithgowshire, where he will
meet Mr.. Gladstone.
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Dress Trimmings

Lot black passoinenteflo gimp with
oct huadt To inch wide, . 70
LOT hlack passcmeuterig gimp with
SEE beads, 3 6 to 3 inches wide, $50. 40
tot black p1a80mVntrric gimp With
ict beads, "a to4 nches Widc, sic, \
Lot black passcmcntcrie gimp with
satin cortland ict beads, v 10 . In. 90
Lot black passpipontcrlc gimp with
satin cord aud Get beaded toAln, I %
Lot black paesomcutcrir gimp with
cnt iot beads, o3i I'm, ,,s. -
cut iet olives, aiSI Ia. 70
Lot black satin cord passemontcrio
CHM / 4 Ia In. . TAc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

CAIRO, Nov. 9,-rhe appointment of
Monktar PaSha as Turkish commissioner
to Egypt greatly delights the Egyptians,
also Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, the
British envoy. The porte win defray the
expense OF Monktar pasha. The commits
sioner, it is expected, will make lengthy
stay in Egypt.
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III Paso.
Special to the Gazette.

'fN'ifii " WV tVAtAAts
FL PAso, TEX, Nov. 9.-The grand jury
Is still in session here, and, though itbas
been sitting week, has yet to report Ia
Il number of important eases. The dis.
uict court to-day was engaged in the trial
of criminal cases.
Senior Hernandez, an aged Mexican,
was given ten years in the penitentlary
for Sodomy
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a Tcmnornry Goycrnnr.

CoNsTAN1GNorLE, Nov, 9.--It is stated
that a proposal has been made at the
Balkan conference to appoint temporary
governor Of Room-Elee and to request
Prince Alexander to withdraw, pending
the settlement of the question.
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then upon that, we vote for American GUS
toms for ever, Dinners OF ceremony ara
rock ahead which every lady should
"stccr OFF, from, MS Capt. Cutie would
say, unless she IL very sure OF her boar
ings. II takes genius Ia give u dinner,
and the only safety for persons with but
moderate resources NJ thcIr command lies
In simpler leasts, II O'Clock breakfasts,
/ O'Clock mnchcons, . O'Clock teas and 10
O'Clock spppGrS always American style.
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Iandon,. Now Lord sInror.

rAlio1 ouS NOV, 9,-The show in cele-
N ny ~ me entrance into Office of the
are@s gof OF London, Alderman John
atm, Z, A., took place to-day. The
4 NM VA, va hne, and dense crowds lined
INA. "a,As along the route of the pro-
lac chief attractions Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

display made by the various ancient
guilds were a number Of wagons display
ing old London workshops, to illustrate
former methods Of working up gold and
silver into service plate, watch cases. etc.
other Industries were also represented.
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ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.
Gamblers Unloro.

special to the Gazette.
HoNEY GRovE, Tx, Nov. g.-The
mayors court was crowded to-day. CITY
Marshal Lamaster made raid SATURDAY
night ona gaming house kept by some
negroes and arrested twenty-five persons
engaged in gambling. Seventeen were
tried and fifteen We're found guilty.