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New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
Proposals.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under the
~ provisions Of Act No l4o tho session laws 1883 de-
signs proposals or decorating the walls and corridors OF
tho capitol Lansing solicited and will DO received Dy
secretary a the office OF the Board OF stte AUDITORS un
m Wednesday september 30. nert Bids may be maie
IN the following each 10 be accompanied by sketches
designs showing clearly may DO tho plan upon whcn
work Is proposed To be hnis led:
Bid No. Tor Senate Chamber anu House OF representa-
tiyes.
Rid No. for Supreme Court Room
Bin rotunda and front corridor on hrst floor
md No A for Governors reception room.
Bid No. for all q above mentioned.
The whole amount expended tho work is limited 10
g23 100.
Each bid must accompanied by bond Of the bidder or
bders people VI the state OF Michigan IN tDe penal
thousand dollars 20 DO approved by any member
OF the commits sion conditioned that any contract be
awarded TO him or them they WILL within reasonable
time 10 designated by said board enter into an ageement
with said and furnish bond 10 Do pproyed ny sa
conditioned for the prompt and faithful performance OF
contract awarded.
Blank OF both bids and bonds 10 accompany thefn h
the Legislature authorizing the wOIk VIII Dc fursnou
on application 20 tho secretary, -, -
The board reserves the right 10 reject any ana AL ous vi
designs
Lansing Aug B. 1885. oy, o..,...,
T. NJ. WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
miscellaneous.

GRINDING MILLS.--The improvements of
~ te age cemented mass OF ateey edges for mill.
stone. L. H. soULE. 7O9 Fulton ave-, brooklyn, N \,
CNOW'S Established 1850. Fine Bon Bons,
bCh0oolate Candies and Caranes fresh daily ample
variety popular prices Fulton and Pearl sts u D. Hosa
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
1nstrurtiom.
For Young Ladies-Country,

WILLISTINE HALL, Nyack -on-the- Hud-
w son, Ior Young Ladies' and Little Girls twelve
students received into the family For illustrated crcnlar
address Misses J. A. d J. KEMPSHALL.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
Gltuat,ous n)anteo-HlaIes.

A YOUNG MAN, with six years business ex-
"A perence wishes 70 procnrea situation as prvase
ences rom leading meo In the city Address SECRETARY
tribune Uptown Office l295 broadway.
RUTLER.-By young man who Is strictly
- sober and Trustworthy every respect and can urnsn
Box so. Tribune Uptown once l.29s Broadway
COLLECTOR, mo instalment bnsinessl.-
~ ayounR willing 10 assist at other WORK gOod
references and security. Address BOND, Tribune ohce
COACHMAN.-By n steady, sober, reliable
~ nrstcass city driver thoroughly eTPerieDcsd
highly Isco%@ended' not AFRAID Of work. snss s. Ss e
COACHMAN.-By n thoroughly competent
- man perfectly sober proper style and respectful can
furnish the very best csy ADDRESS we. o7b
COACHMAN-C0 -C00K.-By n respectable Ger
~ man; English couple no chldren man rs coachm,an
Psd ddss G 81 SGSs oSs' o
COACHMAN-By a ScOtchman married
" thoroughly undcrsinds his business and understands
oT year referencs fro last Employer address boUG
LAS, 20 broadway, Yonkers n v
COACHMAN.-By a married man without
sonF % & aTRs soo sns s2T
sessn' ess O % a s SSs stable S SuiY20w liz
COACHMAN, &c. - By Protestant young
" man. coachmau and gardener aul usefnlman on
gentleman place best city sss SGS,ss' %oss 2s
COACHMAN AND GR00M.-By an Eng
- lIshman. age % single; years best city reference;
J. c., Tribune ptown Office. 1928 Broadway.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By respectable,
~ sober reliable single as had many years expert
ence; tho dht;es of cOachm and performs
thom uy honest willing and obgng as his reference
ADVERTISER. 25t West 47th.st, in store.
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By single,
~ Protestant man we'll eIp'rioncod perfectly sooer
honest and respectful best references AcGress ,
COACHMAH. 3O9 Broome-st
COACHMAN.-By u steady. sober man; first
~ class city driver thorough e1periencod IN me care OF
Is. j.. l . west 5lstst, ciiy
COACHMAN and COOK, &c.-By man and
~ wife in city country rroostants man as hrstcass
coschman or gard ner wife as coos or lanniess; DOth
workers. ROo references Call or address Two days ~ vest
4th.st. n,ar Broadway
COACHMAN and GROOM.--By respectable
- Protcsiant sco Gilman thoroughly undorst7nds his
business be l}hy rccommen ed by m lat anl former
efs0Oh DO seen In citI country prcicIieu Al
dress NJ j. 245 Last 2Oth-st. New-iork
CHAMBERMAID and AlTRESS.-By
" Protestant gir, in private family city reference; no
carls 1888 Mest4Jth
NOOK.-By u re e-pectabe woman, IN private
" family 10 good washer and One! has good references
eight months In her lat place Ad lIcst A. .;, ,,,,
Tribune 4 itlwn Oihcc. l,235 Broadway.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a respectable
~ Protestant scochmln maTncdi without AMY can
he well Idod his and late employ r. whom
he has seyed for year. loh cln D. seem country P~
ierrod tnl or address ADNkRllsER. 2lO East 2Jh'9'
Single practical experienced
~ oil branches OF The busiucesfruit Towers ann veg q
blcB greenhouses aid Ing out or grOuhs WIN
long experience ~ fcrcnE and growing OF roses hrsEoaS
J. H., 100, tribune Uptown Office. l,23S Broadway.
GARDENER BY a single man to AXE care
Address JOHN, 800 BTOome-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
Counlrn Droper u toartco.

SMALL house wanted 10 rent, within
~ twoniy miles Of city Han We'ienesier DonMniy ny pro
ferrod HOWARD IrDuho oIDee
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
Anellon Sales.
uOLSTEIN FRIESIAN CATTLE at Auction.
An Importation Of 09 head,
tho property OF
SLUrrEV Los, BROOkLYN, v. Y.
Will arrive TO-DAY at .,>
THE AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE, LIMITED
broadway aud 0Oths New'for&'
Auellon 6ales.

where they will be sold
Tuesday September 22, 1880 al 10 O'Clock.
PET Err e. KELLOGG Auotioneer -,
The catalogue includes mk heiiors, yearns pnL
and h cal YES OF each sex hoy selected In Holland
by the owners In prsOn and conform 10 the hgh qua ny
that has distinguished their former mportali0ns Am9hS
bem are pflo animals az the Holland airs and several OF
the COWS milkels hey are acoO,npni Dy
slI reonsts vouchers the purity Of blood Although
denied registry In the herboOk here owing 70 new u
exc utng members the point Is being IeNei Dy lW
The OF the require that tue
cattle soA without further delay and s!crlhce occurs
from stry buyers viii find IL an unusual 0col
sion thorOughbreds OF tho highest 0aah ~ prices
below the common. -
PETER Z. KELLOGG q CO., tVI John d.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

CLAvERACK IN. " College and Hudson
~ River Institute College Course Tor Girls Graduat
ing courses Music and Art BOYS prepared for College
D"''n''' NiA'''' 'i'N' a III FLACK President
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
Gllunllous Uantel--5ena
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lIALE AND FEMALE Help

THE PROTFCTfvE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
tstablshed In I-5I. Incorporated lS-A
:. ODFII. President T. '. OpEII. Treasurer
W II. PROS ElL stcIetnrv NJ. a. KELLOGG. Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

NE GARMO INSTITUTE, Rhinebeck, New
~ York gives 6Istcass business and collegiate prepara
for boys girls Fine accommodations Good work
Address pripciDal JAMES NJ. DE GARMO Phi ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
rELEeRApuc BREyIrIES.

The Office of chief of poStoillcc mSpoc-
tors has been rendered TO William A.
West, u FARMER OF Mississippi
\ package of 100000 IN United States
notes was received at the treasury de
pertmont Monday Tor redemption,
The New Orleans produce exchange
protests against The introduction ol
broken rice Al 20 par cont nd Salorem.
The miners employed at the Tanned
VALLEY, Anderson & Peters creek mines
ON the Baltimore & ohio railroad have
struck against Il reduction OF onc-fonrth
of a cent In the mining rate.
The postma.ter-general appointed Nifty
nine founh-class postnastors IN lpnnsyl-
Nnuia Monday
The Michigan niIlncn are ont ON an.
other strike.
Secretary Ltnnar Is somewhat inn
proved, hut is stlll continued to his raemc
The tle,clanl rollmg.mpls started up
Yesterday, There Il big break ia the
only 25,ooo lend o. cat,r ,'~-.
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations
The independent Republicans OF New
/ York ask the Republican convention To
nominate d ticket which they can sup
! port,
4 Five Cinnamon implicated In The lilui-
dor OF Daniel Frazier al Pierce city, d.
r., were lynehed Monday night
Tho Chinese miners were attacked AZ
Seattle, w. r., Monday, AMI tle'r house,
burned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
TIE nrMncnArs ,lNlrrn.

SARATOGA, n. y, Sept. d. Many
delegates 20 the Democratic state con
vention are now arriving, and there is
pretty good representation OF both politi.
cal parties around the hotels tonight.
As yet all that can be said ofI,he Demo
cratic situation, us reported by the new
arrivals, Is that Hin is evidently the Lead
ing favorite for governor with Cooper
fue{iuiiSgi,Srs, ,'s-s-i.. nniA.,--.ys-,S-.-.-s-s
VIM is here in the interest OF cooper
concedes IIill 100 on the first ballot, WIN
Conner 1875 and Flower about 40. ms
tonyes mn only rs short OF the l93 Noles
reouirod TO make nomination. Inc nm
mon however, are so confident oil victory
th.t they have already made up STATE
,yi,b senator Jacobs for lioutenanl-poN
nrnor Maxwell as comptroller ana FlH,
.,o,,I1 os state treasurer II Is believed
/ rat Cooper's friends will not carry theh
onnosition 10 Hin far enough TO amor,
onv danger of split IN the party, II NV
develops great strength ~ "a,
mo latest phase of the Republican SIT
notion seems TO be that the New lorI
, I"tagntes have been unable, in spite o
Mcir repeated efforts, 10 agree ol
, cnndidatc from New York or King
A co,rn,y IL is said that MI
I Tyarts with the Union league inilnenc
i a, his bnct. has been working hard 10
s nliss hi TO no avail. The commit
d Zoo on resolutions will not complete IN
g wsrk unti tomorrow morning.
DAKOTA DEMOCRATS ~ CONVENTION
: AprBpiRN, ID. r., sept. 22.--lhe Deu
ocrntic trritorial convention convene
to-day. with forty counties reprcseh"
:, by l50 delegates, Bartlett Iripp
=, = Yanktons IN the chair.
y 1, wnt4 p. ~. when mo eonNehsl'
-, was agab called to order. Inc ch9
~ announced that the first business ~ ora
"a MAS the eport of the committee on GO
ia tasted suiS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
rAnin NnrIs.

Cholera Is spreading rapidly II Sicily,
ANARCHY prevails IN Albania
Germany Is ready to admit Spain's
prior occupation Of zap, but not Of Tie
whole Caroline group,
\ telegram from Cabool says the mean.
bers of the Aighan frontier commission
are sim IN the vicinity OF llerat. an IS
quiet on the frontier,
Several merchants who were implicated
IN the CawcrlSt movement have been
banishcd ieom Peru, u Is Thought shat
the unmaskmg OF CmcerpS' plans NH
prove fatal TO his rebellion
The illness OF King alion1o becomes
serious. The officials OF IA, 4ialapc tp-
deavor to conceal his actual condition,
An agreement has hcen ilc,t with Gers
many by which Spain retains the Caro-
lines and Mariena and the ralaos islands,
while Germany acquires iho Marshall
aud tiibhert groups.
There Is an Increasing belief IN tlplo.
matte circles that conference OF tho
powers win be convened for the purpose
of settling The Room.Elcean afnirs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
THE STATE CAPITAL.
A Half Interest IN the Statesman sold~
Pntenta for the capitol Lands

uulf Interest IN the Statesman sold
Pntenta for the capitol Lands
special TO beGazette.
AurfN, TIN, sept y 10 day Col WIN. y
Gaines, president ui the statcsmnn Publishing
company. signed The necessary paper Trans
ferrinv and selling ono hall interest 10 me
.tat.snan 20 Alessfs. j. a. Is. Miller. Calfln
sa,teraeld and Peyton Brown, all late % Bait
more, hui for come time pasi trhlllnE W
Ansun Tho price pad u 200. tpl hliitf
was formerly editor 81 We lh,hnneha' th' ~ r.
oulrer lie wGs also ones connected WIN 'ht
baltimore Sun, and also was iouhlsi pl
tho baltimore Herald. Aicseff' bfpNh
and sattrrd.ld hie very YonnR men
I highis connected in Nirginln 4 Hnliimyle, Anu
1 ~ eaid 10 be CAPITALISTS. tol, aaines VIII q
! taif control aud OCT as general manager Nhilr
tni Miller ntsnfneH the edltOrinl chair 70 plpf
! ~ COZ John Cnfdw,l ~, a ilpst cNfrhenb genllht
! man WIN roiireT from he htatcsmhht WIN
: which he has becn eobheNtsn lVI Wui,tih
I gear, There are no "'hef cnAns's ~ w
''I 1he comptroller "a. day received NE rolls
| from Uhy4 cDunty shOR ms an lncrcaAe oi tSN,
go aud So Jaek county az inrrthsr o. ptet
About $4,000 was dcpDaited ~ thn treasury
Z 10 dny on nreOHnf of me general revenue,
y sli, CuntfnrtOr NitEe returned IRON Buf
nj % .day and reports The right Of WY Tor KS
railway 10 the granite hnlds all settled, ~
rs,ssi viii siiike the Austin NOftnNericfn ghl
Y mile beiow Hurnet Din VIII be broken Mon
das and With free labor. Tic road u 70 Do 40
l-hcd by December J.
Patents Tor the capitol lands were prepare.
20. day Ia The land ONCE. htii VIII not Issue
cartain palers relating 70 Formally u ~
( bond fof iuase, NOW on the way from Ilbcakv
I aro feee,red. There " some difpuie ~ y
. whether the STATE must pas tbf pntffi l''t
amounih, p,er tW,"~l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
runKiN LooKiN0 no rnE rowKRs,

PARIS, Sept. -, The opinion prevails
at the Turkish embassy In this city that
the great powers OF Europe, and cspec-
tally Germany, win enforce rcspectoi the
treaty Of Berlin, and that the difficulty IN
Room klee will be settled favoably To
Turkey without resort 20 arms.
ft1JlNG rHE AIR WIN rE DEtMs.
PuLlporroIis, Sept. pa to dcum.
was sung to-day In the garden surround
ing the palace by an Immense crowd OF
people 10 honor of Prince Alexander of
Bulgaria, who has arrived In the city,
The Bulgarian national nag has been
hoisted everywhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
GALVESTON.
A CouIding ia Public Joseph h"f''"
demanded to Jail


demanded to JAN
GNvsIoN, Tx, Sept, - ms
cyenin, Market street was enlivened by
cowidmg, in which Z, j. Bles'p'
deo,erin pictures, etc, figured as inc
,,c,inat The hands OF Wharton Branch
~, at,rney ut law The difficulty grew
ant I'D legal transaction between Blesih .
Vic ad Lawyer Branch, OF which Biesln
demaded full knowledge. As ne case
relatd 10 matters wherein the lawyer
dcend Blesins authority did NOT extend
he rmsed the information. Meeting ar.
Rrarh this evening lIiesin approached MN
in q ,ostiIc manpcr whereupon Branch
s,rns him number OF blows VITA cow
bideand continued the ehasusenieh'
untnrrested. t.,,,.d
Idhe ease OF Joseph Martin cnafeeu
! ,.5tpntraeing Miss Berry, on hearing 70
davefore Judge Stewart in The district
c caa the charge was reduced to ,ednc
,tound the bond was fixed at ciVVo
raIng 10 Give the necessary security ~
: t5spuearance IN tie criminal court Alai
,. t,mas remandcd 20 jail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

preceding nominee. During a pause In
Mr.. Hatch's remarks q crowd of several
hundred outside the line OF delegates
shouted loudly ford Swiuebuip, the labor
ingmen's candidate Another incident OF
this speech was the hearty applause
aroused by the casual mention OF cN-P reSi-
dent Arthur'S name
Andrews Draper OF Albany urged the
convention TO nominate Or. John swine
burn OF Albany county Al the mention
Of the name there was frantic burst Of
applause from the DOCTORS friends out
side the convention.
Eugene Burlingame Of Albany sec
onded Swinehum's nomination.
senator Askoll, dominated J, w.
Drcxel of New York.
Corporal Tanner of Brooklyn seconded
the nomination OF Davenport.
Edward Mitchell of New York nOmi-
mated Cornelius n, Bliss OF New York.
;. l.. Payne presented the name of
Gen. William Seward OF Cayuga county,
A motion TO adjourn until morning was,
at this point, very decidedly voted down
viva Vucc. motion for an hour's recess
was likewise defeated
MIR. George Bliss of the committee on
resolutions stated that the committee
hoped for an early Adjournment
tonight IN order to give time TO
hear further the representatives of the
labor interests and soldiers interests
before formulating platform. TAP
[plause.
Mr., Fosset moved that ono ballot
be taken and an adjournment had until
Monday. Lost by strong dissenting
viva Noce vote.
Motion 10 proceed TO ballot for gov.
crnor was then adopted, and the roll was
called by districts, The roll.call resulted
as follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
rHR FIRE RECORD.
din House burned.

special to the Gp1oile'
ConslcANA, Tx, Sept, PA IRE
broke out in the clubhouse of McCammon
{ Brown, foui miles north Of here, atll
o'clock last night. The house was
burned TO ,he ground, together with four
bales of cotton. The engine and boiler
were not destroyed, they being Ia u sepa-
rntc building. The GIN was insured IN
tho Fire Assessment association OF l)ailhH
for 5000. There is no knowledge as 70
the origin Of the fire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
srIrr N THE GERMAN OPPOSITION
FATTY.

ynSsA, Sept. 22.-The split ~ inc
German Opposition party Of the heich-
sag Is reported 10 be due 70 the influence
OF the emperor, who desires 70 prevent me
whole opposition becoming united
party. TWO clubs viii henceiorth eisct
The common executive coininiitee ~ ~
eide on the general policy, Dui on p@''""-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
BuIgarians Collecting al Army--Tur-
key Meets the Albanians in
Battle Array,
Prince Alexander Is Given Reception
on His Arrival at the Capital
Oi Room.Elcc.
Turkey Expresses Her Intention of sup
pressing the msurrec,ion The
Powers Looking On.
TURKISH AUTHORITIES rNUrrrn.

LoNpoN, Sept s2.--There is public re-
joiciug IN Odessa over the uprising IN
Room-Elec, The combined forces Of
Room Flee and Bulgaria amount TO 10000
men. The Turkish forces have not yet
crossed the frontier but the authorities
are greatly excited aud active prcpara.
tions are makmn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
rrnnEY VIII MONT.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sept, 2z.--M othciai
communication states that The events IN
Room-Elce ncccessi,ate the Intervention
of the porte. Turkey, II says, VIII
accomplish her duty and suppress The re-
yolt. acting with frmnees, but exercising
moderation. II Is reported that Turkey
has decided to fight for the restoration 81
Inc statu quo IN lioom-Elee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
cunA NORTH llour,NC run.

RrmiN, Sept, ~ The North German
Gazette to-day denies at full lcncih the
statemen, recently that Germany was
coveting Cuba, but admits tha, meycntot
war between Germany and spain Cuba
would be an Important point 10 contest.
u rdiculeS the idea OF The permanent
annexation of Cuba by Gcrmany
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
mr. cmoLEnA RncOnD.

RoMR, Sept. - There We're 2ls cases
of cholera and i75 deaths in Palermo
during the past twenty -four hours. ne
Inducements Of troops have arrived al
different points la Sicily, and the popn.in'
ion has quicted down. No disorders
were reported to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
pENlsoN.

An Election 20 I1ii vacant Sent In The
city Cnuncii.
special to ihe Gazette
DnSlsoN, TrN., Sept y The election
to-day IN the First ward to MI the va
cnncy for councilman resulted 10 The
election OF Il. n, Garter over W. g. l'uN'fp
hy ll8 majority,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
rur AI.nANIANs ~ nEnEILIoN.

LoNpoN, Sept. ~ The Albouians are
rising In rebellion, 4 dispatch from
vienna saws the rumor that Austria Is
noblllzng her army Is untrue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
VOL. XI: NO. 81.

al questions The clubs viii act separately.
II Is feared that the attitude OF the Ger
mans win increase the bitterness which
has existed for some tine between Jhe
various nationalites represented w The
Roichstag. ltwlll greatly influence The
relations OF the Monarhlsts towards Ger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
n,ssIA AWAITING RESULTS.

Moscow, Sept ~ The Viedomoste
saws Russia has 10 objection TO the unity
of Room-Elec aud Bulgaria but that her
future action win depend on the manner
IN which the union N carried out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
COLLECTING Az AMY.

SouuA, Sept.22 - levy OF all the able.
bodied men in Bulgaria between the ages
of eighteen and forty years has been or.
dered
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
BnRAE.BoSE FEVER.


spnl to no Gazette. -,
~ MARCOS, Tax, sept s2- Densuc
ter prevails hree. Twenty cases nave
n, rcpor,ed, ard still the disease -
arading
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
rlnNcr ALnNANprn ENrLAINs.

VENNA, Sept %, The Political Cor
respondence says that Prince Alexander
of bulgaria has sent dispatches TO TIE
slrnatory powers OF the Berlin treaty
cxplaining his action Ia regard to Room
ElpC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

scial 70 the GafetIe. Co..
oyoy,fw, TEx., sept - sickness
s,,tieo through the surrounding coun-
80 II nur midst. Bilious aud dcngue
W.. arc the prevailing diseases
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
c,n, pnrr.nIxG ron WAR.

HAVANA, sept. 22.-The military cup
has opened subscription list for thcppl'
pose OF obtaining money for the purchase
of war materials IN the event OF AN inter-
national conflict
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

At the conclusion Of The first ballot the
convention at $3.50 p. m. adjourned tn
tomorrow.
The State Temperance assembly has
submitted series of resolutions for in
corporation in the platform. The com
mittee on resolutions went In secret scs-
sion atll O'clock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
, rlnnr wlrn OLE ALnANIANs.

LoNpoN Sept. - Severe lighting mas
occurred between the Turks ana Ainan-
ians at Diakava. Both SIDES losl hoaN''F'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
THE NOBLE old RIPS.
The Republicans Of the Empire State
Meet in Convention to Nomi-
nate State Ticket,
They Come Together without Leader
and with Discordmt Factions
In Their Ranks.
One Ballot Taken with Joseph u. Carr,
Secretary OF state, In the Lead
Lively Time Expected To-Day.
TnE CLANS GArn1,nINn

SARATOGA n. Y, Sept. 29.--At an
early hour the corridors OF the leading
hotels presented an animated scene. The
convention WIN assemble In the Casino al
- O'Clock. The indications point TO A
lively scrimmage for the nomination of
governor. Were II possible for the New
York city men to Join hands upon n can
didate this morning before going into the
convention, no doubt such man would
secure the nomination for governor with
a hurrah, but all hope for this has been
abandoned Tor the present and the situa-
ton Is q decidedly mixed Que, II poll
OF delegates had been made at midnight
the probabilities are that Gen. Carr
would have been the nominee. He will
surely enter the convention with the
greatest number of votes, unless a serious
break occurs In his ranks within
the next two hours. Levi r.
Morton, Cornelius n. Bliss,
A. b. Cornell, Ira Davenport and Mr..
DreXcl are all strong to-day. Gen. VIII
liam II, Seward Of Auburn is stlII in the
field and appears to have large follow
ing, lie appears to be the most promis-
ing dark horse in the Republican stable.
Stewards friends claim that unless a Sc
lection is made on the first or second bal
lots their candidate will come to the
front with flying colors. There win
probably be a dozen candidates placed in
nomination. After the permanent organi-
zatlon of the convention, and an Informal
ballot has been taken, the convention
will adjourn until tonight or in the morn
ing
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