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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
PITTSBURG MILLS.
Twenty five Resume Operations After
Signing The Association sonIo.

AWenty five Eeaume Operations After
Signing The Association Scale.
PITrsBURG, PA, June tS.-Twenty-fve
mills in this city have resumed operations
since signing the scale, aud notwithstand-
ing rumors Of opposition to the conference
committees action, it is believed TINT
thtee-fourths Of the mills in this district
will be running before the end of the
week. The others Will start when repairs
are completed unless prevented by IA lack
Of orders.
THE STRIKE AT BRUNN.
BRuNN, June lS.-The strike of work
men TO compel a decrease in the number
of their hours Of labor Is spreading. Fac
tories are closing daily, owing 10 hands
joining the strikers. Tho men say that
they Will insist upon their utimatum de-
livcrod to the emplOyers--that ten hours
shall constitute days work. The mill
tary are under arms and will prevent u
renewal Of the rioting Of the other night,
when factories were wrecked and several
OF the soldiers and numbers OF people
Wore badly injured.
The strikers now demand Increased
wages and shorter hours. This evening
there werc various gatherings Of work
men, but they dispersed peacefully.
SHORT TIME AND LESS PAY.
OLDHAM, June l8.-Cotton mill owners
have decided upon short time and re-
ducti0n Of 10 per cent. in wages. Tho
operatives agree 20 the former, but not 10
the latter. A strike on a large scale is
expected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
TRAIN RoBsEns TRAPPED.
The Brunswick aud Western Railroad
SOLVER a Long Standing MYatarY.

The BrunsWick and western ieaitrOad
Solves a Long Standing Mystery.
BRUNSWICK, GA, June l8.-Livingston
White, q storekeeper, and colored train
hands on The Brunswick and Western
Railroad, with accompliees in this city,
numbering six in all, have been arrested
and held % bail on a charge Of stealing
merchandise shipped on that road. Most
Of those implicated have hitherto borne
good regulations. Part Of the goods Of
the last steal were found upon the prem
ises Of Livingston White, being loaded
upon "a team for removal elsewhere. This
species Of robbery has been going on for
some time. The train hands would throw
On the merchandise while the tTnin was
in motion and their accomplices, with
drays, would pick up the packages and
haul them 10 the appointed place for
storing the same for salekeeping.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
pEATH oF JoHN KITTIo.
The Famous Editor and RevOlutionist
Dies on ShipbOard.


Dies on ShipbOard.
BREMERHAvEN, June 1S.-John Rlttig,
editor of the Sunday edition Of the New
York Std0ts Z@HRQ, died suddenly on
board the North German Lloyd steamer
Neckaf. on its way from southampton TO
this city. Mr.. Rittig's death was entirely
unexpected. The remains VIII be taken
to New York for interment. Mr.. Rittig
was born in Prague March %, 1929.
lie studied law and took an active part ia
the revolution Of lStS and 1899. he was
made prisoner and taken 30 prison IN
Switzerland, but managed 10 escape after
having been in prison three months. In
1891 he became private secretary Of Karl
NogeI, Of revolutionary fame. After Louis
NapOeOn's coHp 6efnt Mr.. Rittig emil
grated 10 the United States, and while
here he was IN Austria sentenced 10 death
in cOntumaclam. lie was one Of the most
prominent German journalists in the
United States.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
ITALY,s MINIsTnY REsIGNs.


D'"r"""HH of Tho Vote on the Foreign
hstinates Canses tho Action.
ROME, June iS-Ovvias, ~ cie closepsss
OF the vote last evening in the Chamber Of
Deputies ON foreign estimates, signoF
Maneini, Foreign Minister, declared his
intention Of resigniug. The other Minis
ters refusing 70 allow siguor Mancini to
resign alone, also decided to tender their
designations.
In the Chamber 0f Deputies today
SignOr Depretis, Prime Minister, an
nouuced the resignation Of the Ministry.
Tie said that klug Humbert had not vet
accepted the resignation, but had inti-
mated that he would declare his decision
Up the matter at a later period signor
Depretis beggcd that The House IN The
meantime would continue the debate on
the budget.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
RAILROAD RETRENCHDrENT,
The Southern Pacific Company TO Dis
pense with Several Ohicials.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-Tbe South
ern Pacific Railway Company has found
it necessary to further reduce its operat-
ing expenses. 1t is stated that since the
beginning Of the present year $500 EN-
plOyes have been asked 10 resign. The
company has now decided to abolish sew
eral departments and to dispense with the
services Of a number Of prominent ofici-
ais, who have been connected with the road
since its hr8t days. Those who will re-
sign on July / are: ". II. Porter, GEN
eral Auditor; Edward NJ. Railton, Mas
ter Of Transportation; o. q. Wheeler,
General Baggage Agent; William Hood,
Chief Engineer Of the Central Pacific:
George h. Gray, Chief Engineer Of the
Southern Pacific, and others less pTomi-
nent. The explanation Of this action f.
that business OF All kinds has fallen OF
The actual traffic OF the five months Of
this year is FAR below the estimates, and
10 is affirmed that the operating expenses
have been in excess Of the receipts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
CACEf,Es DODGEs MAssoUTH.


The Final Struggle Expected TO Occur
~ Lis--- "---, Sonn
r ~'r"g ls.--Gen. Caceres, with
1900 men, is now IN the neighborhood Of
Lima, having lodged the column Of Col.
Massouth, and the Gnal struggle ia
expected 10 take place in Lima within the
next few days. The result cannot be
ioTeseen, as Gen. Caceres IL the idol Of fbe
lower classes, ana is generally popular.
but the organization Of bis men * bad
Ine government have 1900 we'll orQa-
n'leh troops here, and are preparing a
warm reception for Gen. Caceres. Calling
guns have been placed on the roof Of the
palace and the Presidents house.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
A TRAIN DILL DowN -.
-Four MON op a r--s't tar hnFny InIuro
80 ne Certain 10 Die.

-Four Men on g. ,-..'''-,.. -, .'''Is ~ ~.
E.-.-.s CITY, june 1s.--A train COM
,Jsed Of two passenger cars and a grip
chr got beyond control near the top Of a
steep incline on the new cable road, near
the Union depot, yesterday afternoou.and
dashed down at a fearful rate Of speed.
The care were filed with passengers who
remained IN them, as 10 jump from
the train would have been almost
certain death. A the train proceeded IL
gained in speed. Al the end of the plane
no the depot it collided with aE0ther train.
r. r. Ashley, W. b.. Haws0n, Daniel
Ricketts, and Earnest Roberts, who were
0n the grip ear, were seriously injured.
Roberts rad both legs amputated and VIII
die. The accident was caused ~ Rick
etts. the grip man, becoming excited and
losing control of the grip.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
AN ELOPENfENr Ar ATHENS.
Miss Nela Rowland, of Savannah, WEEDS
Prof. Woodfin's Son,

Miss Nela Rowland, of Savannah, WEEDS
Prof. Woodfin's Son,
ATHENS, GA, June 1S.-This morning
Miss Nela Rowland, attending the Lucy
Cobb Institute, from Savannah, eloped
with George Woodfn. son Of Prof. Wood
fin, Of the State University. Thoy were
married by Rev. Mr.. Morris in Watkins
vile. The couple returned to Athens and
are now at the grOom's fatber's, where
they will make their home.
Athens society, which is just now re-
cruited by ladies' from all sections Of the
state in attendance upon the commence
ment exercises Of Lucy Cobb Institute, is
feastIng upon this lively sensation in
social circles. Miss Rowland was
among the ladies' who graduated, and for
the past two years had been membe
Of the Junior division. The young lady
was consigned, ia certain sense, to the
Guardianship of Prof. Woodfin. whose
family she frequently visited. There she
met George WO0diin. the son of the Pro
tessOr, whom she married today, during
the Christmas vacation.
HOW THEY MANAGED IT.
When the exercises at Lucy Cobb we're
closed and the fair pupils were about to
leave for their homes, Miss Woodfn.
uduSubei VI bue ioitSSoI' gul per ulirHipn
from her parents to accompany Miss
Rowland to savannah for the purpose Of
paying her "A visit. While the two young
ladies were being driven TO the train they
were met by GEORGE WOOdfn aud
friend, the latter having "a license
ia his pocket issued by the
Ordinary OF Oc0nee county for the
marriage of Miss Rowland to Mr.. Wood
fin. The whole party then drove rapidly
to Watkiusville, where the couple were
united in marriage by Rev. Mr.. Morris
They then returned tO Athens, and drove
to Prof. Woodiin's residence, where they
were warmly congratulated and hand
sOmely entertained.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

IT. PAso, TEX, Jun
riYiug here to-iay on o.
hc Road report lnyings,
bands N Indians neaf
pass, short distance 4t
ezra BlancO. IL Che train
who are experienced in . .aW
distant objects, are not myta .ne IN
dians seen to-day must De- BE- D. sscaler y,
who are absent from teir reservation
without leave, On huntng expedition.
This IL the first knOwledfe obtained that
any of the Mesmleros we're or thoir res
nrVallon ln heWhIle Ok country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
Toverl tIurdlroua IIrcnzy.

TAsLgY. W, june w. William Free
man. AGED : Years This morning. ou
Chinc0isagis Island. lhot Timothy Hills.
his wife ah daunhtr and then Killed
himaelC ro bad cou.tcd the daughter of
Hills. ard she. 10 ia supposed, at the In
stance 81 inr mother, declined bis suit.
lt j. iear4 that an fAfce viii die. HiIis
is one sho most prominent citizens on
Dc islnli.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
HlbBs Charged with Forgery

WAsHfNGrON, june tS.-Postmastor
General Villas stated to-day that the At
tornry General has decided that the Of
lense OF Hihhs, The ahsconding POstmas-
ter of Lewiston, Idaho, is eXtradita1le,
and that this government would exert
pvei- means to have him brought back.
The crime that he viii De charged with H.
forgery. as the government has proof that
be- forged the names at several persons %
money orders he realized his plundeB on.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

WAsHfN0roN, June ls.-Iho walls Of
the new National Theatre were finished
to-day, and Che contractor Will c0mmea.
putting on the roof next week. II % Wy
expectation 0f the owners 70 nave ~
ready tor occupancy by OCh'nef l. seven
months after the date ~ the desiuctloA
of fna old theatre hV ire.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

BALrImORE, June lS.--James smith,
white, convicted Of a feionious assault on
colored girl, was brought into court this
aiierneon FOR sentence. Judge Stewart
gave him ten yoara Ia the penitentiary.
and informed him, as warning tO others,
that the color Of the victim made no differ
ence, when the verdict OF the Jury was
just, as in bis case.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
MEMORIAL DAY AT NORFOLK.
J. ). Burroughs Delivers an Grafton
and Gov. Cameron Speaks.

and Gov. Cameron Speaks.
NORFOLK, VA, June l5-rhe men '''l
celebration, under the aust' c' ~ inc
Pickett-Buchanan Con.r1hy Oh eA-Oon-
federate yeterapo .ais afternoon, was
eomplete success. Military and
civil organizations from Richmond,
petersburg and neizhboring towns
participated in the exercises, as did the
United states marinc corps from the Nor-
folk nuvv yard. An orati0n WAS delivered
bv j. j. Borroughs, and poem by Rev
Beverly ID. Tucker. Gov william E.
Cameron made q brief but eloquent ad-
dress. His touching references TO Gen.
Grants Illness were received with mani
festations Of most earnest sympathy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

WEST POINT. n. Y, June l8-Thirty-
six out Of l52 applicants Tor admission to
West Point Academy have.been found do-
hcient. Among the successful ones ia
Andrews, acolored applicant from south
Carolina.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
phIIndclnhIn,s Visllor..

PHILADELPHIA. PA. June iS.--Mayor
0uillotfo aud the yi8illng Councilmen
rom New Orleans were taken for a trip
81 tht river on steamboat to-day, aud
were diaed az me House of Correction.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

WAsHrNcroS. June lS.-lt is rumored
that Heu. Alfred Pleasanton VIII pc ap-
,,oirlad Governor 0f tBe Soldiers Home,
ef Hampton. Va, to succeed the present
Incumbent. Gen. Pinsant0n was O "a
mons Union cavalry officer during the
war.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

LONDON. june i8.-York was visited
this forenoon by an earthquake shock
which lasted several seconds and caused
great alarm among the people,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

hbfc, June lS.-At the annual meet-
'le Riverside W0rsted Company 70
- was decided. in view Ot the small
t., 4Al ut business being done. t0 AT once
t,..e the number Of hands aud shul
Ill.,, large portion of the mill. The ques-
ib. 'l hnally winding up the AFFAIRS on
r.y.i company was left over until the az
i4ra3' Ci hr. ID. sowden. 0f Bradford. hus-
,i' caSi''iq a iaeayy stoekholder, who has oeen
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

PARIS June ia.--1he Chamber II Dop,.-
ties, by vote 0f 200 % 100, has refused fo
exempt priests from serving ia the army
reserves.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

MACON. CA. June i8.--Campben, who
killed HightOwer a few days ago, had "a
commitment to-day and was placed under
500 bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23

be on the prairie Tor hours playing poker
"A sort of Studhorse poker, In which he
was the dealer, aud two dummies played
against each other Whenever I camc to
the ranch, which was about once n week
shorty would grayely tell nae the result
Of the weeks play noticed that Dick
was steadily winning Soon shorty had
to keep book In which to enter Jacks
Indebtedness, which Amounted to quite a
large sum. went off with the cowboys
for couple OF months, and when re-
turned shorty told me that Jack was
heavily indebted to Dick, aud that he did
not believe that the former could ever
play even, inquired into Richards
phenomenal run of luck, and the Blue
Nose innocent told me that Dick was such
cunning chap that he capped the deck
and double discarded and stacked the
cards and was on the whole q much more
adroit player than Jack Then he shows
me the account book, II took three ilg
urcs TO express Jacks Indebtedness.
Shorty was So serious about the absurd
game that | became alarmed, fearing that
the isolated life had affected his brain.
So sent him to the beet ranch. That
ended the game between the pockets, a.
lac played with the cowboys after that
and, am sorry to say, not with Richards
luck,
II was train time. babe my friend
guod-by and WAY off.
FWANE WIIkEsuN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
PEOPLE ANp events.

Norway has over ffty public nsh.hatch-
cries, vet produces less than tenth Of
what the United States does with ten.
Mrs Eddy's congregation Of Christian
Scientists OF Boston VIII bnilda 100000
church. The mind-curc is still thriving
in lIoslon,
IN honorary degree OF master OF arts
is to be conferred on Mr., Edmund t'Ossc,
the Clark professor Of English literature
at Cambridge.
The crown prince Of Germany, whose
wife is the princess royal of England has
Just completed his iifty.iourth year.
Japan has society for reforming the
style of dressing the hair OF women. The
association has over 200o members.
An English lockmaker has constructed
a key which he SAYS Is capable Of opening
a2,GOO patent lever locks, all OF which
differ In their combination.
Gen. Mcclellan Is said 20 nave expressed
a wish that he might be- buried at An
tietam. 'l'hen ! can get up with my boys
when the rcyelle sounds
Gen. Butler has secured the services Of
several good readers, who are placed on
little platforms Ia different parts Of his
mills and read to the operatives as they
work.
Banker Fish claims 10 be n descendant
Of Priscilla and John Alden. Judging
from the present rating II himself and biz
progcnltors, there has been considerable
descent.
Francis Murphy is 80 much liked and
wanted in PittsburG that there Is talk of
raising an endowment fund, the interest
OF which shall suffice W pay him "a salary
OF $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
|, alexander wa, Victorious.

IR,pE, Nov. -. - Six hundred
|kA Serylans and u batch of Bull
pdsoners arrived here to-day. The
Ission appointed to inquire into the
beat that the Scrylan troops had
led Bulgarian ambulance
and bayoneted the wounded
h II contained, reports that
Iry has no foundation whatever.
leserycs left for the front to-day, IN
III Monday It is asserted that in
cent engagements English and Rus
EG.crs were seen serving on Prince
lder's staff aud directing the move
Of the Bulgarian troops. The Bull
prisoners who arrived here are
hi and healthy and are clothed in
y upiiOrm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
!. ..ana. b, nls n1nnifc.to.

IN, Nov. 22.-Mr. Pamcll in u
"a to-day said that he indorsed
l n the Irish manifesto. The
wv government, he said, were the
the coercion act, a measure
ls,ad life and liberty unsafe, and
l,,ocnt OF their downfall they were
.t.,iur the renewal of the worst
u tbat act. The Conservatives
f, ,,sor hand, mad partially restored
Fyery freshman who voted with
4 x would help TO relegate Ire
4 x,ios, Imprisonment or death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23

Saw man yesterday who has made
$4,000 this tall In wheat. saw another
mnu about ten feet behind him who told
me how he made lt, Ills wife Inherited
$4,000 In cNSlL She wanted to double
or lose II. Husband was perfectly willing
She gave II % him To invest IN wheat
and She lost It. lusicud OF investing
u dollar bc placed the whole IN bank.
aud has the certificate OF deposit
IN his wallet to-day Speculative
wives are now nrm and IN good demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23

George GA Che muouiigh ~ was M
the baseball game this afternoon, Clara,
and bet Clara .roproaehiully)
90, George, can yon speak OF baseball ON
n night Ike thlsy llnihcr let rs turn our
thoughts from onrlhly things to the per-
feet beauty Of tho sky above How won.
dcriul Is George ~ was only go
ing 20 say that bet oysters on the game
aud won. Clara lrotarniug to earth
so, George. what a night Il Is for
oygtcrS!n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
Dress Trimmings,

Lot black passcmonteric gimp With
lVt beads. Ca lpch widb. .. lSto,
Lot black passcmtnipriu glup With
ict beads, u 90 inches Wide, 40 to
lot black passomentVfio gimp with
iet Loads IS tot pches Wide. Sc, to /
lu- black pAsfvinrui Himp with
satip cord Nud iot beads, !, % 8 In, 50 to-
Tot black pastcluCuicriO gimp wish
saith curd ana iot beads, 3 toQip ~ tNs
LOT blacs passem0uttrlo glmP With
vut let BEADS. 9 90 81 la. rs 60
Tot black pas,emVNttrlc gimp with
cut tot uliNVs, To iu. Is 70 q
lut black satin cord puts srmcnlcfic
giWp, B to 3 in. g5e. 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
& BARR
Colored Satlns and sis,

le.iAch ColOrcd Sntine, choice IAN
ANA winter ahNucs ,t. .. as, 70 s5c
<, men Sol0tcd eatins lcttgf grades $50 O. 1 70
~ inch MautltauN sath,dk. shades 800
tHt-OomplNtu assortment of oven
ms Cnlofs IN satin rhada,ocs G5c o. %
loi-Wllic and uieht shades bro.
cado sllk .. sos. O1 20 . 80
" lNch loons, assorted culofs, s.lks AlC 90 55p
K. ,nNh if0ns 0tcse plAs, heavy 500 a. 20
N'inch Lyons Crvas silks, very
aoHyy ~, ~. 50 tot "a
~ lhch groa dc londrce,ncW shades I q To -
"a ,neh kadflmer, new STYLE Jew. ~ TO 20
&.tuch satin rhauames tul Tine of
street ANA ovcnlng ehndes ... SIC toll SO
n men hpfHh slN.RnY shadu ~ TO ~
~. tNch brocndc sllk beautiful cOlOrs $50 to 4 On
"a iuch htorAdV AIN two toned ,... 80 tog ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
VeIyets,

lot 20 IN Nrlvotoeu, complete limo
OF stndes. t... ~. -. 5pto $50
Lot % In Nclycteon nonparen fast
pillaIa a2l"rs, .... .,, 600, use to %
Lot - in. BLACK NclYctreh 5Oc To / hi
Lot lp.m. SILK Velvet staple colors. O0
lot 20 IN, SIX velvet new colorngs
much better goGds ..v .s.,i2Sto 80
lot q in. SIX Velvet 1yening shades
aud Units q. ,.. .., ~ 900
Lot sn,tn, BLACK silA Nclycts, e3to Is
Lot - IN BLACK SIN Nolvcls. Cor.
man goods .... ..,. 90. g 90 TO 80
10y MIN BLACK iNons. w Velvet 8 90 TO ; NJ
Lot uhocadc SIN NelyetB, complete
line OF colurR .. .. 90 10 4 Oo
Lot irocado SIX Velvet, two toned
elegant dcsiuuE 95Oto 4 Dd
lot Brucldc SIX Velvet cut and
uncut broad, elegant goods ..ghOto lO0
lot Black aud Cnlurod Piushts
worth . ", . 90, . 90, viii sell thom
at eos, o. ....l 20. so 90 n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
! d Tho Bnlknn Conference.

IrN1INorLE, Nov. 1.-The Balkan
5ce sat for four hours yesterday.
N known what action was taken.
',e,nept is made that the Servian
|wept has announced its intention
thrswlng its forces from Bulgaria
ssking no attempt to annex that
4 when treaty Of peace is con
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
Rough on Milan.

IaAyIiNOPLE, NOV. 22.-The Bal
difference ha, drafted a final proto-
|ich cmboaics the decisions deClar-
|lt the restoration OF the status
lic Is really binding upon Scrvia
Bulgaria. 1t is reported that
lng Milan refuses lmmcdl-
4 b comply with the terms of the
ArEe he will be declared an enemy
\ laCe OF Europe, and two of the
Empowers will enforce his deposi-
lls rumored here to-day that the
n troops had a skirmiSh with the
T. The rumor was subsequently
b to be untrue. There are now
\ Turkish troops on the Balkan
IaA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23

young minister-"You seem unusually
o,onyhtful. Miss ClaraIh Miss Clara
lin Sunday-evening frame oil hlliu
feel somewhat oppressed to-highl' n .I
Whitechoker; iilled, as II were, WIN
longing for something, J know not W VIA,
a desire for some intangible boon wuu "a
possession would satisfy my soui apu
aulct this restless longing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
rVAIRS IN EUROPE.
,.ts that the Church Be
|'',' 10 Test question in This
weeks Elections.
,.,,ore the status QUO Ante
fs' I'D English Onicers on
'''''', ,sunder's stan
e the Resui, win BE
ralfh' ,n, 'wn.


~, DO -. ndcr the polling
spaS NOW .,'. ,endcnry of the borough
gmgni,,s , ,Dg kne wn ON Thurs
ou. W. ,ncral result o. the borough
ni 90 licctlops on saturday, but the
gaal IAN, o,, Of the parties viii NOT be
po'llU yn,l, the close Of the elections
lnii ,e,"o.sr,bcr. Lord Salisbury will
y y, IAN ami Conservative manifesto
Z n .soSr Of the stephens club to-
dll ssrjnp The parnellitc mani
~ S,,len dat. Most OF the Liberal
y, have passed it by without
rblle the Conservative press
W. n 4 sighting manner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23

4 bottle of Angostura Bitters TO flavor
YOUR lemonade, or any other cold drink
with, will keep you free IRON dyspepsia
colo, diarrhea, and all diseases origin
ating from the digestive organs. DC sure
and yet the genuine Angostura' manu-
featured by DR. j. g. Il. Siegert %.Sohs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23

The "World" unites beautiful play,
have had many fine spectacular exhibit
tions, but none of them presenting any
thing so grandly effective and realistic as
the raft scene Of last evening ~ Mnsca-
tine Journal
AZ the opera-hOnsc tonight.