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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-25
CIearing-house Transactions.

BosToN, May 24th.-The leading clear
the total cIearances for the week ending
May 23d were $694,114, 573-a decrease Of
pa per cent, as compared with the CORE.
spending week of last year,
Excise Arrcsts-CoId Weather.
NEW YORK, May 25th-A. M.-There were
fifteen arrests for violation of the excise
law yesterday.
The weather continues bleak and cold
Iny fban at he S san %gn LAST degrees
About 10000 persons visited Coney Island
yesterday, but were all glad to get back.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-25

PARIS, May -Midnight-It is said at
a late hour tonight that FIVE persons were
killed and eighty wounded during the
rioting this afternoon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-25

Reserved seats without extra charge, at
Houghton'S Bookstore 6l5 J street. m25-3t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
building Material.

Iumhcr-Rough lumber, boxing, Y inches
and under, first class, tls 90; stripping, iNj,
Is 90; thick clears, II and n, y 90; rough lum
her, second class, 1900, iOlst ana scantling,
culls, ~ 80.
sldlng-Fir-t, common. white pine, $50 90;
second do q 30; third, do. ~ 90, poplar, 70 90
"a "a 80. native pine, 4, Is 90; native pine, J,
20 90; native rough, Ii %.
Dressed Lumber - Boxing, " inches and
under, s25 O0 do, lN3, - 90: scantlng, iolst or
any common lumber q 90; boxing over u
inches $50 90; thick clears,ll TO II and 2 10 co.
second class, anykind, 20 90.
Dressed and Matched FlOoring-first clsss,
S26; second class, % 80.
White Pine Furnishing I.umber--ll, II and
inch wide white pine. SO: inch do. o.
Ceiling, Beaded or Plan-First common white
pine 20, "a do n SO, sd do %. poplar 20 Goa
q 80, poplar 2s OOaS0 ", native pine Is, do
90
shinges-white pine 4 5, do shaded p.
do extra No - 80, cypress, best, any brand D. do
No 90 %, do No 3 75 native sawed heat 4, -aps3
Pickets--White pine dressed and headed
30.
Lime, Cement, etc.--I4me, Austin. - per Dbl. !;
cement, louisville or Rosanals, $40 per bbi;
Portlatld s. per bbl plaster paris, New York
or Michigan, - per Dbl. plaster hair, 6bc bu.
Brick-Fire proof, $3.50 per NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

Whisky-Reciincd 81 lOdl 30, as per proof
sour mash, o-ycar old, 81 GOAL 20; three.
year old 81 9Od2 20; fancy extra old whisky
- OOdb 90.
Wines-Clarct, ease "a 50dl0 90, as per quail.
ity; Catawba, per gallon, 90cG u 80. port 81 20d
%; sherry, per gallon, 81 20d3 90, Madeira,
per gallon, II OOd5 90; white winc In case, - on
"a 90.
Ale--stock ale, per dozen, 81 OOa2 %; port,
per dozen, ~ GOA . %.
Champagne--ti. NJ. Mumm n Co., extra dry,
$50 O0d33 20; ueidsick, In basket, y27 OOd30 90
S27 80.
Bottled Beer-Lemps, quarts. II 50dl2 90;
Budweiser, quarts IL %, plnts IL 90, EranEcr
beer quarts Is 90, plnts Is 10, Schlits Milwaukee,
quarts IL 90, pints Is 90, II. ClausCn n son. 5
champagne beer quarts - ~, pin's II 30, Bre.
mcr Kaiser imported 30.
Cigars-DOmCstic, $40 O0d8 90; Key West,
S35 GOA 100 90; imported, $50 00dl5O 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

Groceries.
Mcats--Sngar- cured hams i2c. sngar. cnred
s Shers bacon lolc short clear bacon lie;
snort clear dry salt lie.
tish--Mackorcl, ION kits No 4 a M. No o
~ halt.bbls No 1, - 80; No. >, q So! dried
nGIr 1p1,gs Fer ,sra boz go; cod ilsh, ele
~ lVh cans, Sic 5b cans, sic. IN cans Sc.
lea-lmperlal, t0aBoc gunpowder. s0s Hoe
sugar-,finc powdered bbls, SIC do nal. bills
Ion, cqs ,Va,, ns; granulatcd standard, iic.
choice white, =; yellow clarified, ~, ~
Ricc-louislanh, sla7c, new.
SAIL oarsc, In bags, II goal 20; nnc, In hays
gia6c V''''is' :. W poeAels,
Canned Goods--priccs per dozen ,,pe nm
pies standard, y - peaches, standard , H..
lbs. Y 10; tomatoes, standard, 2 les. 81 90
seconds lbs, 49,; lbs, n 10. green corn
y 1871 ~ green peas, q IS; goose6crrics. 81 q
weight n, 81 10: h., 81 10: light weight i
D., Doc, n, y sO salmon, ! H., a asa I ~: J
D. w.; mackorel, ~, 9OcaSi 20; sardlnss.
c Amerlcan, N@ case imported, SIS GOA /, %
m 5S; green cages, 81 40; Eagle condensed
baking rowdcr-Bulk, Gallo n u cans. 81 "a
ag 99i silver Loaf, | cans. per dozen So
cans, y 90; n cans, 81 so; n cans, II %:
sundries---,Starch, A.; soap. common. acl
German olive. &c. Candles, fun boxe-. ID
halves Q; quarters, G; Indigo, 75c n. nine.
ing, 3OcdSi % dozen. Coleman's mustard Vi IA
40 90 dozen. Maccaronl, imported, l5c NJ;
american, I5c box. buckets, two hoops 81 Ql
dozen wen buckets - 90 dozen. Brooma II az
as - dozen. Brilliant OIL bbls, i5c Eunion
do. gc; do, 30 cases, So co. brilliant, , 8 eases,
y 90; do, IL cases, 81 81.
Flour - Standards Royal patent. 81 - per
Dbl sacks, 81 70 per 100 N; No. Texas ncr
100 lbs, - 20; No. g 90, No. 81 90; Com
meal per bushel, 9c, llominy and grits, per
Dbl, - 30; Oatmeal, per halt bbl 81 IS;
nj 4 a.Hn .,ss
MN soda, &c cream, slci ginger snaps, 5lc
lemon creams, 7lc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

st. Louis.

PRODUCE.
~, Aug. 2s,--Flour-Quict and un.
lalrly active; opened firm, then ad-
4 sc, but after the noon call prices
A u and closed idll under yesterday,
cash n0minally sole; August Doe,
y We nominal; September 9Oa9llc,
\ WI October 92ld93lc, closing at 92l
tremOer 81 isle.
4 eak, very slow and n shade lower;
thel, cash, I0ld4lAc; September 40l
4 sc.
f1ver and Inactive: No. ., mixed cash
Aasnsl sic September 23c; october
1al--Dull at 81 90.
~ washed Sic ;unwashed steady
+. Texas lld9lc.
STEADY at 81 10.
PROVISIONS
shi higher.
Mas Is.
laii,-Ions clear 50 20; short rib s. 50 /;
/. .LqEg clear SO l?la6 20; short rib Sc 40
n clear " 6OaG IS.
a n.
=. AFTERNOON HOARD.
VA s,H to lc lower.
ftflOwer.
a lghanged.
LIVE STOCK.
esssipls 500; very quiet and only
Ay~ done; native shipping steers
x hMlye butcher steers So O0di 90 I;
se alchering stock - 25d3 80; Tex
9rsNi Indian y 75d3 6j.
AZ aad slow J receipts 1900; packing
Z. ,saslps 400; steady; common la
s,e:.@i good to choice - 75d3 80;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Wool and Hides.

Twelve months clip, light fine and medium
Halle; fine heavy to light, Hale; six
months, light fine to medium 100 BE; fall, fine
heavy, --; fal!, light, hnemcdium, -
coarse, S0l2c,
Hidcs--No. heavy flint, dry,per n l3I al5c NO
heavy flint, dry, per N l3c No, light flint l2c
No. > i-Lt hint, per n Sc pulls and heavy. dan
aged, ,er Ii Sc calf skins and haL,y tHnag,
per % tate green, snitep. spGu'i uer n :;
butchers green per n f4c
Pelir't- Dear sk.rs. per n l2a.4r; ante,
skins - 80; 2.at sE,Hs caci.. "a -,C,sds
pelts, :ai q e, d.cpsrs .. wool, zoe u
shear e" ...mI 10 amount of wool, BAL W
Next an sheep pets s0l0c. Mexican she a"
pelts, improved, HAZE; Mexican sheep she !.
lings DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Country Produce.

oranges-Callfornla per box, s. 80.
Mcssina Lcmons--per box, 50 OOd5 so
Apples-Norihern, S325d4 90: Texas 75cG 81 90
Potatoes-lrish,pc per bushel, Texas new 5Od60c
new Northern, Doc In sacks; per Dbl. 81 ~; ON
II. Ad4c; med, bills, SIC; large lima Sic
small butter sic; Peanuts "a a aisle Cider. half
Dbl, 1850; Cabbage, per crate Northern, $500.
Poultry-Hcns $500 per dozen young chick
ems Sl.15a2.OO; Turkeys 20 to csc each.
Eggs-Pcr dozen, l5c.
Fresh country butter SEQ Choice zoe; choic,
Western dairy zoe; creamery, SOC.
Potatocs--Swcct, 81 80 per bushe.
Grapes-El Paso, Sd Toe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
4 DuILDAY.
ud and Higher-Texas
e''' ~. pemand but steady
and1irm'
rIs,NCIAL.

A., ss.-Goyernment bonds
~. suict and active for general
s so,s sdrnnoe' than declines !"
(, unusually dull and featureless.
W. I. 10 90 shares less than yester'
''I ~, ny, /, per cent of to days bust
x ,, , Union and Lackawanna'
Il n,,ces were strong. Gains
7s's,lASaTnilng to ! TO- lc, out ,'1c ~ !,
Z and Union Pacific ana Lake Lake;
'sen hanged. In early dealings
W unnSsht advance from first prices,
Ser s, Am amounting TO ! per cent
graoln,ssrs and fractional amounts
1pre ts,cr midday the market be
" IA steady, but slight tenden.
~ ni' IN continued Till the last
n - vas q decline of To ac. fol
..., s Of / to lc In the closing
n a number OF Instances, now
=. y were lowest OF the day. Inc
49, operatlon being a net loss
~; sto lc, but some very active
\ .srhi advances
n MONEY. a,
,us.ss. Money, on call, easy at
~ .. aT mercantile paper id5; for
P y salet at s. 81 for sixty days,
m demand,
STOCKS.
,og ss.--The following were the
~ auotatlons at the New YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Drngs and MedIcines.

Drngs--Bark, cinnamon per N ice; Peruvian
75c@ 81 SO. bOraX, lie. III carbonate Of soda,
Fnglish 10 Copperas, sa4c ClnchlnedIa. per
az. geo 2sc. CASTLE soap per ~, lOaiGe. Cream
tartar G. H.. PER- D.. 42a 45c Chalk, lump, per
n, case Calomel, T.. q W, 11a SEC English,
bydrate per n, ~ 50dl 70. Chloroform, per n
hottie Included ,s5aaoc. Composition powdsTper
n 80 poycrr, per ~, y 20. EPSON salts per
N sd4te Gum opium, per 10 80 500 90. Gum
eomuhor per n, 2sc. Morphine, per %, ~ 3Oa
- OH, castor, machine, soa ,lci OIL castor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Chicago.
nHu..N.UH..

Ia
I'M ~, Aug. 2s.--Flour-Qulct and
y Ssrtand stcadler during most of ses
d ~ ~, ~ noon became weak and sold
4 9l,,uH outside prices, closing 10 I'M
\ .l august 1NkGSlc, closing at 79ic;
\ Ao.i1Hsc, closing at sole; October
4 NJ at SIC; November sists55c,
~ with fair shipping demand, hut
\ Hadlng was slow. prIces shade
{i,sg,,Dul iell back and closed 70 lower
49, ny cash l4ic; August 4ild4ilc.
w september 4lIdilBo. closing al
lSl, closing at 4aIc; Novem
4 9Aog a. 400. " "a
H. PROVISIONS.
Nv easier early, but rallied 20 to 25c
s'1,w.slqy cash 81 9Oda 90; September
I,,lq9M, October closed - Dilmg OO
t,ysed = 92l a s %.
cash 50 22lag 25: Sentember
~, ~ October 81 3OG6 32l
|gals--steady: dry snltcd houId.rs
't' rib 70 sSd5 s7l short clear
|-W. !MifERSooS HOARD.
a 80 sa lc lower,
lar 6 lower
acAanged.
LIvK STOCK.
solrnal reports
! ~ NV sVOgi market slow: shlpplng
h. I'M tockers and feeders - 500
|Iesas and mixed, 81 1894 90 /:
sitfn ,0allle, shade weaker at ~ 500
Gs 'ssingers lower natives and half.
\ ls1s AZ cows " 75a3 so; wintered
-ee6eip,,, .e; 49, slow at 50 STAT ~.
n, Tclan,,- 'v1 slow and weak natives
=. Aus " IoaS 90; lambs per head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Woo

BOSTON, Aug. 2s.-Wool--Demand active and
bigheri Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA nceccs 3lG
Ohio delaine 32dS5c unwashcd isd25c. pulled
woods 25d2Ic for y. and 25d3lc for supers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 2s.--Spot closed
dull aud unchanged.
Sales $50 bales.
Futures closed steady at Irregular prices: Au.
gust points higher asked; september points
lower; November and April point higher.
al IA 5nn ho1oa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
New York

Punk ~'FNAAts
I-loser. 1 \, s,-Flour-Weak.
/ .,ag,t steamer No. 2 red Ssld SS,c !:
|aoa,n.i y elevator; sc ailoat-. No !.
ie5sr aitSspteinher a2,aa3gc, closing
|,pat IN, X r. Y. sS,'ic, eloslng allc.
areir ..sNlil, options heavy and lower.
10 10, :. 5iia55c elevator
|gr 81 ~, august Aa she closing sac
.las il,e'V Closing 5ilc; October So
$50, 'si,e,ytsloXs, Hrc.
P" e-.c' options tribe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
staple Dry Goods.

Prints-Standnrd prints, novelties. 81; Ham
llton fancy. SIC; Allans fancy Ole; steel River
fancy, ole; Windsor, sic, bolton fancy, Sc /;
Marion fancy, Sc; Arnold, SIC; Dunkirk fancy,
SIC Fenwick medium, Ale; Hartel fancy. SIC;
Manchester fancy. 5le Tlyoll stirring, 4ic
Aliens shlrtings, dc; slater solids, 5lc Dur
ham solids, Ilc, Berlin solid colorst ole; Bar
clay purple, &c; Aliens double pink, pic; Al.
ton fancy, De- star and Crescent turkey red
print, he; Globe turkey red print, sc; Frank.
lin turkey red, lie; Washington fancy oil
prints, lie; simpson solid Black " simpson
Silver Gray, g; Montgomery fancy, u belmont
fancy, 81 Berwick fancy ~ Conestoga light
Heavy Brown sheetings-- Rutland g G, 81;
Utica G, 80 inches, Al; Glendale ~ Admission,
"a d; FoNhall ~, 81 Enterprise T., 81; AIRY
Vie "a Lawrence, l. l., ~; Tam O'shunter, ~ (;
Powhattan a. 81; Chapman -, D.; Kentucky
AA4-i, "a; Belfast Il, 49, % Rose valley ~ q
Bleached Coiton-Chapman y, Z; Amory
A. 81; Androscoggm l., u Blackstone A. I;
Fearless Z 4. 81 Forest A., 6; Gold Medal -,
/; Lonsdalc 50 inchos u knights cam
brio. "a. ,.u *.
1o't PembroIe. 10; 1914 Monadnook, isc !
10. Lancaster, ~; 1914 Peppefell, y.
Wide Bleached Sheeing'-W'4 Lowell ~ :
"a Pembroke, e0 l04 Pembroke, y ~ reti
broke, l3l 50 Qulnnebarry y; W'f rePPcieh'
CoIored bucks-PatuNent, 10 o., lSc; Mon
tauk ID SIC; Boston, o., He EYereil II ~
Tick--Amoskeag A C A, lsic; Cords \ e Il,
l2lc; Cords, fancy, liic; standard q ~.
ocean. SIC; Lewiston, lllc; C0fnwah ., ~ :
Cornwall :, lee; whlttenton 800 l2ic; "h''
tenton TIT, fancy, lOlc.
Hickory stripcs-EXtra stout, blue and brown,
Ice; Mechanic, blue, .Ci Jgwett Guy, hlur; ~ ;
Rock River blue and brown, SCI boston o'uo'
Glnghams-Zephyr 9; Plunket q; Amoskeag
III Glasgow fnncies ]; Glasgow drcss styles q
Grcylock dress STYLES 70 Rcnfrew dress styles
/. HFufFpW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

BELL 4 IS: Golden Eagle iei. Wincheste,,
II 10y Ele See y fayorltc i2l onie's choice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
THE COLLEGE,
wcatbcrford. Texas.
Conducted by European Graduates.

The course OF instruction comprises thorough
English. ancient and modern languages, pure
and applied mathematics. Particular attention
bestowed on the theory ana praetlCe 81 civil
engineering. special rates for complete course
10 county surveyors aud other.
Young gentlemen fnily prepared for business
clyil. service examinations, AL the Professions
On terms more than moderate. References
bermltted. Prospectus and further particulars
may be had On application % the president as
above BON 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

NOrE-Out of respect to the memory of the
late Charles r.. Walker of New York the board
closed at IL O'Clock after one call of the mar.
bat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

school Or Pine Art. rnler one nlaiilgemshl
OHsrii.g Ia pupils ~ tAcu adsliiffaer ~ ava.
j. n DlLiAHp. 4. ~ ril 4gl sa9i, .sstksyufiilg. w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2S.-Spot closed steady,
somewhat inactive; quotations unchanged.
Total sales. 1000; American 1000
Imports, none.
futurcs closed quiet but steady, one point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

GALVESTON, TEN, Aug. 2s.-spot closed
steady
Gross receipts Gl7 bales; sales 8ll bales; cN
ports none; rail shipments 200 bales; stock 2O92
bales. quotations unchanged.
points lower.
IL. l..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.--spot closed quiet
and unchanged.
sales 1870 bales.
Futures closed barely steady to points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
!. PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK,
Kansas City.

. fhh'"'F thys
PRODUCE.
fQnT Aug. 2s,-Whcat-Quict; cash,
4 september, 7lSc asked; October, 7lic
fisidy; cash 35lc; September, 33c bid;
Mid
<sulna;no bids.
LIVE STOCK.
IN live Stock Indicator reports
Receipts 1885,; weak and quiet except
iichcr stuff and feeders; exporters
good to choice shipping "A 9Oa5 10;
N medium 81 50dI 30; stockcrs and
9si90; cows 81 iOa3 40; grass Texas
tGs@.
sccIpis, $50; weak and &c lower at
Receipts los; quiet; fair to good NUT
\ ~ %; common TO medium II 50d2 80.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-21
ENERaL GRANTS nook.


FROM morning fuliOn.I
NEW York, Sept. 2O.-There is some
trouble between the publishers of Grants
book and their agents. In one case large
agency has been thrown ur. The delay in
the publication of the book has brought
about some serious complications which may
considerably reduce the sum which it was
expected the estate would derive from the
work. The first volume is to be ont in De-
cembsr and the second in March following.
The delay is a long one and it would be
very difficult 10 sustain the public iu-
terest in any book for that length of time.
Another important factor has been the price
Of the Grsut book to agents. As usual
thing the general agents ,f sub.c iption
book get a discount of from 60 to 10 per
cent, generally the latter. They in turn give
individual agents about 80 per cent. In the
case OF the Grant Memoirs, the ge eral agents
receive 40 per cent. and only % per cent is
allowed individual agents. The difference is
sufficiently large to prevent any active bid
ding by agents, and this, combined with the
delay, has made The sale drag.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-21
MISSING LINK y.

In Paris sixty-eight churches own works Of
art, worth 81 ,6l5, 100.
"Sin Was In s a sign on the door Of a
Chinese shop at Socorro, n. NJ.
Within the past month 10000 persons have
been vsccinated in Montreal.
st. Petersburg girls are learning trades in
order to make their own living.
"Pick more cotton and play less base BALI
is the Mississippi motto OF the hour.
Brooklyn spinster owns parrot that
whistles "See-Saw" in its lonely hours.
At the present price Of silver bullion the
intrinsic value OF the Bland dollar is 81
cents.
The quick camera took picture of the bat
tie OF Bataouch, Manitoba, in the nick OF
time.
Since whisky has been voted out OF
Athens Ga, the opium trade has increased
considerably.
In Aberdeen, Scotland. many persons are
wn on dancing, Of which they speak a.
'close-bosomed whirlings.'
An engineer on southern railroad ha:
run for twelve years without being able tC
tell red light from white one.
| An English railway guard (conductor) re
Gently refused promotion because his "tips'
amounted TO = hundred pounds year.
Three million pupils now attend the fre
schools in the southern states, and over $40,
100000 is annually raised to support them.
tbimbleful of dust was found in tn
coffin of Richard CGur de Leon, at the cathe
dral of Rouen, when it was opened not lonI
ago.
Among the assets Of an estate just settle
at Auburn, n. Y, was $4,000 worth G
street railway stock, which brought only te
cents.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-21
Cut His Throat from Ear to Ear

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. ia reporter OF
the Courier brings from Henderson, this
evening. details of a murder committed three
days ago. VIM. s. Organ was killed by
Thos. Curtis. Curtis had been working for
Organ on his farm, and familiarity with
Organs wife led Organ to order Cur
tis TO keep of his place. On
Wednesday Curtis called to Lee
Organs wife. The husband saw him com.
ing. When about twenty steps from the
house Organ discharged one barrel of shot
gun at him and missed him. Afterwards
Organ went back TO the house at the request
of Curtis son and became involved in a quar-
rel which resulted in Curtis cutting Organ s
throat from ear to ear. Curtis was arrested
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-21

The republican managers are making a
good canvass, and are encouraged by the out
look What is needed is corporation, in
personal work, by the private members, COM
posing the rank and file OF the party. These
should watch, closely, the announcements tor
business and general IN ,etings held by re-
publicsus and turn out in full force to acquire
information, accept suggestions and TO go to
work, individually and collectively, in
all proper ways to help the cause
and to promote public interest. Just
here, however, it seems that these
suggestions are hardly needed The same
spirit prevails this fall, in Springfield, that
fired the hearts of the republicans here last
fall, when they made such splendid record
as to make them famous throughout the
country. Nevertheless, still more spirit can
be shown if every individual republican can
materisli1, and report for duty. Let us
have good .natured and fratcrnal but rous-
ing and ripping campaign.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-21
WILL THERE BE WAR?
BULGARIA. ASSUME ES SOVEKEIGN-
TYOVER ROUMELIA.

The Turkish Governor Deposed and n Bui-
garian Appointed Prince Alexander
Issues n Proclamation to tho People,
which Is Received with Enthusiasm.
From Morning Edition.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-Prince Alexander, Of
Bulgaria, has confirmed NJ. Strousky as pro-
visioual governor of Roumela. The Bulga-
rian chamber Of deputies will be convened on
Tuesday next. The army of Bulgaria is be-
ing modified, and when united with the
Roumelia militia will, it is estimated,
form an effective force of $4,000 men. Rus
sian officers command the bulk Of the Rou-
melian militia. Bands of Bugsrians under
the command OF Russian officers are entering
Roumelia. Advices from Berlin and Vienna
favor the opinion that peace will be maintained,
on the ground that the revolution WAS con-
cocted IN ST. Petersburg, with the assent OF
Austria and under an agreement made at the
Kremser interview, according to the terms of
which Austria is at liberty to annex Bosnia
and Herzegovina. II the porte should
| threaten any violent measures, Russia, it is
| believed. will intervene in favor OF Roumelia
ALEXANDER ISSUES PROCLAMATION.
PnILLlPoLIs, Sept. 29.-Prince Alexander
has issued proclamation announcing that in
accordance with the wishes of the entire
populace, he assumes sovereignty over the
two provinces OF North and South Bulgaria
Measures will be taken to preserve
peace and all who oppose the new
government will be severely punished. The
prince expresses the hope that the people will
| dat arI ,ha mi
lsmstion, which was received here by tele-
graph, was read publicly amid
the greatest enthusiasm. Prince Alexander
is expected here hourly. Perfect order pre-
walls. The populace are armed with lances
The deposed governor, Gabriel Pacha, is uu-
der guard. He is well-treated, in accordance
with his rank
The Turkish and Greek portion
of the Inhabitants have thanked
the gov, rnment here for having taken meas.
ures tor their defense, and have offered their
services in resisting a Turkish invasion.
TURKEY GETTING READY TO KICK.
CoNsTASTlSoPLE, Sept 20.-A council Of
ministers was held today, presided over by
the sultan, at which it was decided to appeal
to the house To maintain the right OF tn,
porte ia Roumelia.
GLADSTONE PREDICTED 1T.
LONDON, Sept. 20. ALL com munication be
tween Turkey and Bulgaria has been cut of
Turkey mas stopped the issue Of railway
tickets for points beyond Adrianople. The
Daily News, this morning, reminds ii
readers that when Disrseli effected thu
Berlin treaty, Gladstone predicted the pres
ent disruption. Even the present ministry
the News says, will hardly venture to use En-
glands influence TO crush the growth OF lib
erty in Roumela.