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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
GAINESVILLE.
fivo Ncnts' Scntence--iforae Thiotes
Nnmpnnt--ro iuS OF Not ,r nuy.
spoeIai 10 tho t,asette

4 fivo Years seni.nce--iforae rhictes
Nnmpnn,--To ,,us or Not Va uuy,
Special 10 the Gafe,te,
GAiNNsylitr, TIN, Dec, 4. IN tle dis.
trlei court late yesterday afternoon the
Jury Ia the MuNepNc case, after helng out
tWcniyfour hours, returned verdict OF
guilty. and assessed the punishment of
the defendant at oonnnemout Ia the peni.
tertiary for perind ~ ilva years.
They rdlcis ~ Tie iurles In this eoun.
" against horso thlo,ts seems 20 have No.
Gle terror Tor that class oi plscrrants.
Another cnac 90 horse stealing, making
The second this week, IS reported Thls
time Mr.. s. l., Bail, d farmer living six
milvs east Of here, had his horse stolen.
The Theft took place last Wednesday
might and the horse was taken fram MI.
Balls stable, Tho horse Is described M
follows Bay mare, about nine years old,
ilflecn hands high aud branded q on left
Jaw and thigh, MIR Ball oiicrs reward
Of $50 for both thief and horse, OF $40 for
either.
Capt John n. Bcichcr has returned
from HIS ranch In the West aud reports
stock a. be In line condition.
Rev. Father Levy has returned from q
visit 20 tapt nruaddns, In Montague
county, and vporis decided Improve.
mont ~ The condlv'" of that gentleman,
aud that be ls NO, ~ To ho out of
danger
The proroslhb -,-s.tnijcd in the Ooun-
ell 10 purchase tltn wntcr-,yufks ia heuln.
ming to elicit considerable dlscussion nro
an con uplnlan a divided as go what
the council Will d..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

LIMA, Dee. Until an election "A con.
yOeed the pravisionni government ON the
basis OF the constitution ci 1850 ias as.
tablished council of ministers. Tho
council selected Is ~ follows
Arenas, president aud minister OF for.
oign affairs.
4 Euseblo Sanchez, home secretary.
Toyar Munster OF Justice.
Manuel Nelardo, minister of wnr,
Corrca y santiago, minister of the OK.
chcqucr
In the meantime Caceros loroee arc 70
retire 10 santa Clara aud President lyle.
slas troops 10 Chowilios. The
troops are to leave Lima to-day
The present project remains IN power 10
maintain order.
During the light Cacercs lost three
colonies and lglcsais seven lieutenant,
colonies Altogether two hundred mcn
were killed aud great number wounded,
some non-combattants being shot.
Great damage was done 30 the property
IN the nclghborhood OF The palace The
Union club was rdded aud great damage
was done 10 the church towers, especially
TO the Sau Francisco towor, which was
exposed TO fun nro from the palace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
CONGREGATIONS,
The Heart II Corslcana Visited by the
Demon 100000 Worth OF Cot.
ton Consumed.
Two rhouannd Acres cr Pasture destroyed
Win strong Nor,hor Ifenplng tho
Flames.

Ten rhonsand Dollars worth az Cotton
iiurned,
special to tho Gazette
CopsIcANA, Tx, Dec, ia lire broke
out thio afternoon in J NJ Scales cotton.
yard, situated IN the business portion OF
the city, and, with a heavy wind blowing,
would have proved most disastrous hut
sl,or the ,essgellept bYniem q wa,orwnrks
and Tho dliiclcnt work u our IRE depart.
mont. The yard contained over I've hun
dred bales Of cotton, half Of which was
entirely destroyed or badly damaged
The loss " estimated a. nearly $4,000
about threetourthA ~ which is Insured
The following amounts WorO carried on
this yard by Insurance eompanlosi
In Hereford q Jcstcreugcncy Imperial
W London, 5000; Royal " Liverpool,
$1,000, America Of Philadelphia, $4,000
American OF Philadelphia, $500
Queen " England, sii26, pGrgstOu 4
Churches agency Gcrmhn.AmeiiGan,
82290; Hartford of Connecticut, $500 Ia
Douglass MoMilau's agency American
Central Of 81, Louis, $1,000 National Of
Hartford aiD0i CONNECTICUT of Hartford,
500, Dallas Assessment company b 600
The cotton belonging " our merchants
was generally lusnnd, although quite a
number ol bales belonging l0 farmers
WAS not covered The Dire department
VIII remain on duty nil niabt AZ tie nto
sllil breaks out occasionally,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
BROKE THU BARRIERS.
Congressman Orcwdlug ID on CIoyc-
lard Revive Old Office. Seek.
Ing Days,
sphyny'Llkc Senators. Carlisle AsAed
10 Tut Grain on Che River and
lIarbor Committee.
Senator Logan Refuses he rrs.ldtn.,
Pro Trm. Of The sennsee Allison Net
Candidate.

spelaai, 20 tho Gasctio,
rnr Ruen Al rnR wnrrs nuusr
WAsruNmeS, Dee. i-- There has ~,
been such 4 rush Of congressional callem
AZ the white House since Tho busiest
understanding deys last sp,lua. Tho prA.
dents orderremrdipg tho reception IL
visitors applied ouly % tho month al
November, aud although no snpplsmh,.
drules have boon issued, some q there
snielions are now Ignored, aud Tho p,4sl.
dent has 60 listen toa good deal net Il.
latlng strictly 10 "punlic buslncss.n
~ 70 ALLISON on FnMpNnSY
Senators, after iholr yaunuh TODAY, do,
clined 20 express their opinion rs 20 Who
would receive the nomination, but ru,nDr
gave Il 10 senator Allison, Mr.. Shef
man IL spokcn Of also, aud there la said
70 be a possibility that Mr. Edmunds will
he ofercd. The position IL said 10 have
ooun settled beforehand lust what
would take place, MIR, EdmuudS can.
yass for reelection to the senate, Il IA
salu, had much 20 do with shipping those
ends Tho opposition 10 his fctnrn, lcd
by cN.Goy. Smith, was using II apsipn
him that he opposed the election Of liialnc
aud Logan, Ills action In nominating M.
Logan to-day slows all this awey aid
places hlm In nRood light beioro hia con.
Nillueut. y IL the Intention " sonW Il
Zoe Republican eonatofs that the caucus
VIII unanimously tender The oiilce 10 atn,
aior Edmunda
Will Rror THAI nAAni,
Comptroller Durham haa decided that
NlNN .Ns.N a.
mlssloners aud clerks must pay All 81.
pfhses IN connection with The pfuHcniAs
tlnn and ucrlincatlol % their acnountN "a
To the lime they reneli tbs accounting
office ui the treasurer Matshhi4, att0f
neys md others have been Ia the hahltni
charging the government tho nDtOrial
ices, etc, IN connection with tlels sea-
counts,
lHtN WANT ciiAlN OK rms COMMITTEES
Tho regueat nl tie Galveston Cotton
exchange that Congressman Grain ID
placed on the fiYprnnd hafbur 0ommitl,lh
VIII doubtless be hcndcd hy Carlisle.
The recommendation IL most proper
one, md Texas eh0uld most certaiiIlv 81
represented In this committee, Vi vast
shipping and commercial interests de.
maud II,
MoNFy rnoM TINE MiNE
Tho coinage 81 tho mint during kOyaiHs
her amounts 20 st,dba, 00n, Of Which
~, 100000 WIS In siyer dollars
TkXAs POSTAL CliANugss
Special service discontinued bftwsas
Try Dillo, oldham county aud Tass0a
New postmaster aud niilcq William v
rompklns, uiadlst, waller county.
Arrivals to-day Approximation Ron.
gan and jones' N Kemp, uaigea;ong
Andrew j Dorm, Ansliul ], y Miller,
H. kreiz
Congressman Craln n lying quite ~ ~
his residence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

WAaniSGTOk, Dec, IaSeH5tor Beek,
chairman ol the Democratic canens Of
se0elors, has lasuela can ierac0nief
encg "a take place ~ II O'Clock i0mor,
row ~ thn conference o0lnniitter room u
lllo SENATE. The chief pnIpnae u tile
mrpilng II 10 aDmiAatna Democrats pan.
didple for ipmpoYaiy PRECEDENT 81 the
senate.
Sonaior AllIeon, Who has been naipcd al
u possible president pfo ielnp0tV d Tho
seuuic, authorizes Che abatement fhailho ID
not candidate Tor the PLACES and should
decline Il II rendered liin, ne bplissed
be- could not dircllaFso the dutiss 81 dc
position without eslgnlng The chairman
bhlp 81 the committee on appropriations,
which ~ preleip % retain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
ATLANTA EXCITED
WIN the Injunction Restraining the
Declaration Of the Result Of
Election Hold!
The Ants wan Use E,ery Means TO cain
rime Real Estate Ready to run
lilo 20 Per Cent
special 10 the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette,
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. THE excite
ment over the prohibition election IL
Atlanta continues undated. The action
Of the anti-prohlbitionists IN securing an
injunction restraining Ordinary Calhoun
from declaring the result OF the election
last week Is the topic OF conversation
everywhere No less than dozen lam
lily qunrrels have resulted from the came
paign, and score of marriage engage.
ments have been broken by young ladior
whose swcethtatis would not embrace
the prohibition cause.
just before the prohibition movement
began IN Fulton county the Kinball
house pr9prlotOrs refused an annual rental
OF $4,000 tor their bnr-room. II N now
claimed that II the Injunction falls "a
hold real estate in Atlanta viii dcpreclaur
In value 20 per cent For some months
there has been au effort TO boom in AZ
lanut, but now every hopeis dead. 4 new
opera-houso 90 cost 500, 900 was 20 have
been built, but the project has hcpu
abandoned. Otber enterprises by local
capitalists have been KILLED
one Of the richest men IN Atlanta said
to-day that the damage prohibition
would do Is ncalculRble. Several hun
died men viii be thrown out OF work aud
will seek homes elsewhere The city
licenses do not expire until january, ana
no effort viii be made TO close the saloons
before TINT date. II the INJUNCTION
Is refused the ordinary win declare Che
result, II the bin In equity IL not dis-
missed Il VIII be tric9slShlch win Y.,g,fe
mill next Jups tiffge4g'ft can DO baS.sS b =.
fore Judge Mccoy After that decision
II viii take three years for II 10 reach u
decision In the supreme court Of the
United States, for such cases are never
advanced. In the meantime the excite.
ment is at fever heat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
a IInrrIcnnn nn rnnnmn.

PANAMA, Dee i.- Mcager ndylccs from
Aspinwall this evening report severe
storm on the c0ast last night aud to-day
The wind reached the velocity OF hurf.
cane, and did nrcat damage along the
coast, Several vessels are known ~
have been wrecked, but IL is believed
that their crews succeeded IN making the
shore. The railroad al AtpiuWnl was
damaged, aud 10 trains left there to-day.
Topographic communication overland ~
also interrupted by the storm, the real
extent ana serlousnoss " which capDOt
be known nptll to-morrGw, From The
location Of the shipping at Colon. II IL
feared that mauy lives rave been lost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
CAN'T CIR BOND.
Gaiyrston's Guilty Alderman sHit nohlnd
Tho nar- Hs wire's serrNw.
Spr,iai Ia aha gasoftn

Geisvs,en's Guilty Alderman san Rchlnd
tho nair- Tvs wif.'s sorrNw.
special TO the Cescite
GALVESTON, Tux, Dec. Alderman
y. 4. Smith, whose arrest was chroniclrd
last night, SIN languishcs IN tho county
jail, unable thus far 10 procure The neccs.
sary $1,000 bond 60 insure his liberty. In
an Interview to-day SMith stated
that be had los, the money be.
longing to the ScNwmcn's association
IN carrying on the business OF stove
dorcing. lie says that the business lost
money right along, lie know nothing at
the indictment against him until n little
before his arrest He thought II he
could get out OF jail, he could ilx INST.
tiers up In a short time lie would see
his bondsmcn and transfer everything 10
them.
Mrs. Smith Is greatly DIS.
trcsscd over her husbands impuson.
mcutand disgrace, mud she offered to-day
TO clinQuieh all her interest In their
homestead II some Responsible party
would sign her huaband's bond aud M.
crate him. Smith says he VIII send Va his
resignation ps alderman from the seventh
ward at the next meeting of the city coun-
ell, which occurs Monday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
riamsa 10 . pasture.

speciai 10 tho Gaaela.
GnANp pnAnlr, TEN, bee, sfmiks
from an engine started o fire. this after.
noon about o'rloek, which hns oous
suned TIE entlre pasture known AZ tbs
3 6 Refd estate, near ffBnd Prairie
There arc about Two thousand acres OF
duc gratH, sixteen largo ricks ol hny,
sixteen hundred bushels % corn, one
large stock shed consumed, and tho ntl
II ttiil burning, II h lnp0falble 20 make
any estimate ~ 70 tho amount ~ dpmage
DBllns. II VIII ba considerable damage
10 him, ~ he has oue hundred bout calil0
ana Two hundred stock cattle depending
On tho field burned The IRE Is stu
raging southwark
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

nnfriH ~ wv bHfftNff
DALiAs, Tx. Dec. ~ unknown
negro boarded fan Jaelni0 street car
lat night John Cox, the ffiyfr aHd cDn.
him. The matter ended ~ Cox taking
him By the napn ~ the neck aud "nflngp
him "a AZ Tho Central rniirond crassing.
The negro remarked ~ bt allghied %
the ground, nm see you later" On bis
return trip a. Cox nrafed he Central
crossing he saw the negro standiugon the
truck, aud when he got along eide, saw
him present q pistol. y snapped, and ~
be tried seeOnd fime 70 shoot, Cox
jumped, throwing himself iulD a. email b
bulk as possible, the bullet pashiug
through the rim u bis bat, COX has no
Inca who me negro IL, but tie police hayc
me usual number IL ciewg,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

MADMp, bee. l.--Thc quccn.rcRcnt
yesterday, for the first time, presided
over tho council u the cabinet She OK.
pressed desire that her rein should be
marked by the extension OF amnesty 10
all press offenders aud others who IRE
now undergoing sentences Of exiie and
otherwise suffering on Rccount Of crimes
Of political character. These Views Of
The queen will BE- The topic Of discussion
al the next cabinet council. tits reported
that the suggestions Of amnesty include
senior Gorilla. Premier seRasia Joins tho
queen Ia recommending The amnesty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

LOsp0N, Dec i.--Thc British ship Ma.
giclan from Cardin for Fan Francisco has
been sunk BY collision with the British
ship Ben DOuTan from san Francisco 10
Queenstown. Part Of the crew aud pas
seugcrs Of The Magician have arrived At
pernambuco, Brazil, 10 The ships boats.
The Zen DOuran has also arrived there.
She y badly damaged ana was compelled
70 jcttisOn 800 tors 0f her cargo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

EoNDOa, Dec. 4.--A dispatch from
Mandelay Gays That Flnedeb, shc ministar
was arrested while trying " escape There
VII probably employ The Bnrmese pre-
mief, who protected the Europeas resi-
dents, 70 form . temporary government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Loo the go can no Illa ceanlrtmel

81. PrrrRsnuna, bee. iA meeting
Of the Slay Charitable society IN this city
al which Gems lgnatiG and 1chernauh
were present, unanimously adopted q
resolution " assist the sufferers hy the
scfvo.i}ulgarian war, Generals DurnOws,
who presided, IN an address declared
That King Milan lad apparently been IN
stgatod to begin the war. lie reviewed
the previous Eastern war and stated that
the ears recent order pralsing Bul2arln
forcshadpwed the beginning Of new
era.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Lonl.Innn I.rImfn1 ID s,,ealne...

sn,xANpBIA, LA., Dee. - Most Of the
sugar mills throughout the parish VIII
nnish grinding tomorrow. The cane
this season has yielded extremely wei, IN
some places making a larger amount Of
sugar than ever before FIVE acres Of
ground on Che Eufcld place on bayou
Bourif which had been fertiiizcd yielded
npc hoqshcRds OF sugar 10 Tho acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
rta.ldenllal AnraInllnanl..

WAemfsa1os, Dtc. a. The president
to-day inade The ioiloallis q, peIDifleeis
Henry y kleiurslkon, " By bnlsc,l etassr
mafshbl TOR the ias,efn alslyictoi NQfiA
Carolina
william y 1'lnneg, ~ "a sllrff yrrN'
customs ~ San Francisco
James y. Iptfeh ~ w assistant aif
pfnieer ~ merehsnalsp ~ Sun IfHnfisgp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
A DISHONEST DUDE.
Repeated Misrepresentation Oct Him
Into Trouble.


SAN ANTONIO Tx, Dec. A.. Several
days ago smOoth-ionGued and oily
young dude named II. H. Rogers was mr.
rested here by Assistant Msrahal luphes
on q charge Of cubclzlement aud iakcn
to Lihohy Hin by tho sheriff Alter
ward VI developed that no was charged
with being deiaulipr 10 the knights Of
Honor Yesterday Mr. Charles y imy,
proprietor of The College saloon, np.
pearcd at the Office OF Justice CraBiord
aud stated To .lr Jury that R0acrs had
represented IN lfrary thul he Was trnyel.
Ing iDr the Whole'alo liquor deolIag drm
OF Wright Taylor ~ Louisville, ny and
thus got l'IAry 20 urdpr $1,000 worth of
liquors from That lirm through lipgcrs,
aud had advanced Rogers, as agent OF tho
Aun, E70 cash, on account OF The goods
Fiary alsa showed Tie Justice trloguns
from Wright q Taylnr, informing him
that they declined 20 ship the goods, mud
that Rogers had been discharged from
their employment, and that they hsd
written him 10 Tint eject.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
lhirty-Two People Buried Alive IN A.
geria--Gr Damage Has Been
Done 10 Property,
English iibrreis Continue to ,iain In the
Rural District. mig Nstlopa, Major.
tiles IN IrclandI


MUiEEs, Doc. An earthquake has
thrown down many houses at MOsonra,
hlodah and Mendoza and destroyed thnc,
quarters u thc town ~ Nlisnlm Thlrty.
TWO pgrous were Killed AND twelve 9th.
ers injured Among he victims are auy-
eral Europeans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

CoLuNBus, ONO, Dee. t.--T'he supreme
court this afternoon set next Monday, NJ
2i80 y. NJ, for argument on the
pctnlon ln error 70 the circuit court
af Cincinnati IN the senatorial contest.
The application for peremptory writ Of
maHdamus 10 compel CLERK Dalton Of
Hamilton county 10 make return 70 tho
secretary Of state Of abstract 80. u the
lstc election viii also be argued AT the
same time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

IaCnMOND, Va, Dec. Both honses
Of the Legislature to-day passed oppro-
pfiatc resolutions touching the death ~
the late vicc-presideDt and adjourned
until Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Hogan lleruaps ,hs Illumination.

wAsiusdToN, Dec i.s-At the liqppllls
can eenatorial caucus held to-day thr
nomination Of tho president pro tenn Nns
unanimously tenderrd 10 senator Logan,
nut be- declipcd thu nomination, bnd
thcrcupon the caucns adjourned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
nn.lrnnl,a rrnllla Ill III.


DAiiAg, Tx, Dec ~ II was reported
this afternoon that destructive ire il
faglng Ia tho Old llrandenDnrg place, Just
north " Oak Lam. It's taking fences,
grass aud everything ola combnsiibie ma.
ture before N MN wind out " tbe
north II blowing II Ia tlio direction 81
Turtle creek, which 10 VIII reach unless
the wind yecrf,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

pnis, Dec, rhccablnot has decided
70 oppose The raising Of duties on cattle
aud corn on the ground that Imports have
ALREADY sunk 90 a low Chh and that over
production Is the cause Of the depression.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

CIsCiSNATI, OHIo, Dec, lit 10 estl-
mated that By tomorrow night 2600 cn-
ployes Of the shoe factories viii BIZ out on
. strike.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

NEW YOHk, Dec. Mayor Grace vent
before the federal gTHnd jury to-day and
made statement a. W his alleged ffla-
tons with Grant 4 Ward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

CAtno, Dee, l-A Bfitish force, CON
slsting oi loco men, has defeated 1000
rebels near Gincss. 4 body ot robela az.
Arkcd the foftat Anblgol, and was ~.
pulsed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

DbcHimL, Mise, Dec Three nat
cars ~ cotton, containing 100 baies,
canRht Gro this evening BY sparks from q
passing train aud we're entirely cDB-
snmcd. THE ioss u $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

rAms, Dec A-Jonrnal dea DobatG
statos IL Is proposed to hold q conference
NJ Berlin 10 delimlt the SeryiaBulgariau
frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Y" wv s""'7'NHVN NHIhN OF FNnVNInI
Pans, Dec, i--Thc chamber OF com.
meroo to-day unanimously resolved that
tho commercial interests Of France ~.
quircd the occupancy Of TonQuln a. lar
a. the Chinese frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

wAsulsoI0x Ilec. Inc paRiplaetef
ar,ani to-day pFr0lutRd tle following
iou4h+lass lostlfasters ior Texas AZ
ssmlc, Joshua w Reale3 NaaVn, dpllu y
LOWefys Llbwty, o. z HAlIlp lin'hali'
john 'fayicg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

JAcgsoY, MISS, Dec. I.--W. II Tar.
rant, Young bat expert counisrieiisr,
bailing from Kalai0azOo, Mich, wua 10
day sentenced 20 two years impfison.
ment IN the Chester, ~, penitcntiaIy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

WAenfNGgoN, Dnc. re ysegllgrl
so-da5 npp0luDil Janltt W fpwh n nv
s0Dn t,gited klaiae consul 'gtnffAi Y ~
fIty % afatiee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Eneland,. Ileclinn ,,ninrn..

LoNpoN, Dec The total returns
from the elections for mcmbors Of par
Lament received mp to O'Clock this ni.
tornoon show sll Liberals, 1875 Consurya.
tiyes and 90 Ntldnallsta elected.
No uoPh on fony MAJORITY.
IoNpoN, Dec 1.-The STANDARD glvcs
up The hope Of Tory majority lts sole
comfort Is the reelection that 9ladHtono'e
majority win not lie sufficient to mable
him with safety TO handle the Irish ques.
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

LoNpoS, Dec. I In Tyrone, East Dl-
vision, ireland, w, !. Reynolds, Nation.
nllsi, II elected by u vote Of 1919 10 1865
for }. NJ. Stewart, Conservative.
In fnlkhain, North Division, ~, NJ.
Maiumm, Nationalist, Is elected by vote
of 1914 TO IA for Mr. Belle, i.oyalist
FURTHER BrT0nNa fRoM IRELAND.
LONDON, Dec, lin the south division
Of sligo Mr.. y. SgHtou, Nationalist, re-.
IAAssYss4a8il4siss rercPval, -.Gaay.
allst, b4l,
Carlow gave u. d. Gray, Nationalist,
1901 votes and Sir r. Butler, Conscrya-
tive, III
In the north division OF Westmcath r.
ID. Sullivan, Nationalist, pollod 3OlB
votes and Nj Smith, Loyulist, 200,
Ia northwest Daftfou division Of Kent,
Sir w. Hart Dyke, Conservative, received
4isS votes 10 l00G for j T. Saunders,
Liberal
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
Tho water Commission

The regular weekly meeting of the
Board Of Water Commissioner was
held last evening, with President Porter
in tbs chair. The Chief Engineer re-
Dor ed number Of abuses Of water
privileges, which were ordered to be
abatsd.
M NE CT, Trsasul>ar reported q balance ar6
in the Union Nanonsl Bank OF $26, s69.'
80 to the crsdit OF the combustion: The
monthly psy roll, amounting 10 $ls1 a.
and the weekly roll Of 1854 we're pre-
sented, and an order drawn for 'bI
amounts.
The Chief Eueinee: was instructed to
call the attention of City Council to the
abuse OF Are plugs by employees OF the
city, and also TO the exposing of pipes
when digging.
James Mckay petitioued for water
| pipes on Lowering avenue between
| jackson and Van Buren, streets, ant
the petition WAS referred TO the Chic
| Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

Tho Hoard OF Health.

President Bush presided at the regu-
lar meeting Of the Board Of Health las,
evening. Thirteen cases OF nuisance
previously acted upon, were reported at
having been disposed Of, as follows
Four wero continued, four dismissed
fonr abated and one referred TO Execu
tive officer Schultz. The secretary wa
instructed to notify Coulter & William
to remove their so-called odorless tanks
and barrels from the old foundry, with
In one week, under the penalty of hay.
ing their license revoked.
Orders we're drawn for $l3 Is in favor
OF Michael Riley for removing garbag,
in the Fourth district for Sal so, wori
in cleaning privy wells, and for SIS Il
order ofeach of the executive officers
for burying dead animals during thl
! month.