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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-04-10

This is, in fact one of the great
est provOcatlons that he las t
endure. Oh every dark night this
puma viii be prowling around; and
nothing bat the greatest vigilance
can keep him from inflictfng f;.ta,
damage on the unfortunate sheep
These animals never come ex-
cept Oh the dark nights. when YOU
cannot see yard before you, and
OfcOurse are,luitc noiseless in tlei,
movements. Moreover. it is very
dangerous business 10 attack them
unless y0u are certain of killing at
the first shot, because, If wounded,
they have no hesitation in flying
ut q man; and, in consequence of
their activity and tenacity Of life
they are considered very nearly as
formidable antagonists as the griz
ziy bear.
However, this continual distur
bance, night after night, makes
Jack desperate; and u desperate
man, when young, will risk much.
After trying many ways he at last
hits upon one that seems to prom
Use almost certain success. 1t in
wolves the loss Of a sheep to he
sure. But what will that matter,
II he can only destroy the noun
tain lion?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Mnnten-.A I,t,lr 1.rrl.lnlInn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. Representa-
tive Bunes of Missouri, who is spoken
of in connection with the craftsmanship
OF the foreign affsirs committee OF the
house, says that one OF the most promi.
ncnt duties Of tina: committee this ses-
sion Is to compile laws. regulating our
consular and diplomatic service. He
has been studying the question In con.
nection With the consular aud diplomatic
appropriation bill, aud says the laws are
In a most incomprcheuslble condition.
They are vague and conflicting In many
cases, and are scattered through forty
volumes, SO that 1t is almost Impossible
TO know which are in force and which are
dead-lettcrs All that are now in opera
ton, he says, could be contained Ia four
pages of the Revised Statutes II properly
compiled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

LONDON, Dec. 22. Karl Rosoberry,N who
was member OF Gladstonc's cabinet,
writes that he is willing 60 concede nome.
rule to Ireland on condition that the
union be maintained.
Parnell has sent u letter 10 his col.
leagues with reference TO his party's pro-
gramme, He says Il would be unwist at
present for the Nationalist to formulate
their demands and they will, therefore,
play waiting game and watch the course
OF events, The Irish party will hold n
meeting In January 20 decide upon their
policy In the coming parliament.
Herbert Gladstone, son Of the eN-
premier and a member OF parliament for
the West division OF Leeds, has written a
letter TO news association In the course
OF which he says; al fear that the Tories
will wash their hands OF pamelI, now
they have got the benefit of the Irish IN
the elections. Party warfare Is the only
method of getting justice for ireland"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Germnnr,s Lore Id AmerIcn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The annual re-
port of Jacob Mueller, United States con
sui general at Ffankfort-on-the-M Main,
Germany, has been received at the state
department He calls attention to the re-
dictionary tendencies prevailing In that
country In industrial and commercial re-
lations with the United States, which ten
denotes, he says, explain the ill-will OF
official and ruling classes against the
United States. They dread, he says,
American hogs, wheat, and the I'M
portation of American ideas. Not only
is the tendency TO retrogresson notlcea-
able, he says, In political, economic and
religious spheres of life, but the barriers
existing between mankind are also fos-
tered and multiplied 10 such an
extent that the spirit OF caste
is again becoming prominent and
the feudal system is resurrected,
He alludes to these tendencies as the
principal reason for the prevailing anti
Americanism, and in order that our gov
eminent may be prepared not to antici-
pate from official Germany or Austria,
hostile as they are TO American liberty
and prosperity, any gratultous acccssions.
The consul reports that the depressed
state of trade and industry in Germany
has continued during the past year and
that the new tariff system has proved q
failure. The declared value OF exports
from Germany TO the United States dur
INC 1884 amounted 10 $50 ,7GS,7i4 a de-
crease OF SG,ssl 1915 n compared with
the previous year. The principal decrease
was i'm china and porcelain ware, hat
bands and ribbons, hides and skins, I'm
ems, silks and dress goods, jewelry, etc:
There was an increase IN exports oil
drugs and chemicals and steel goods,
hair, glass, plate, etc. The imports from
The United States are confined TO agri'
cultural. mineral, animal and vegetable
PRODUCTS Emigration from Germany 10
tho United States ras fallen off 30 per
cent. during the FIRST nine months OF
Igg5. There is strong feeling OF
animal toward the United States
in the matter OF emigration, aud every
Effort IS resorted 20 20 discourage IL. The
great imports OF foreign wheat have caused
a demand for higher duties which would
practically amount 10 prohibition. In
conclusion, Consul Mueller says the
nregent strife of the nations for industrial
and commercial supremacy suggests an
American policy of free ships, OF nous
tries untrammeled by burdensome taxes,
and Of vigorous protection of Americans
abroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Is the oonntry GoIrr 10 mons

WASHINGTON, Dec ~ ,---On the call OF
states for the Introduction OF bills IN the
house yesterday 997 bills aud joint
resolutions We're introduced, although
only eleven states were called. The at.
tendaut members introduced 20 bills aud
joint resolutions, Arkansas Is credited
with "a bills, California got 80 bills, Colo
gado q, Connecticut as, Florida aud Gc0r-
gia 30, Illinois l67, Indiana los, ken
tucky lia, and Louisiana "a, There were
also log petitions presented by members
from the different states. II this proper
uon Is kept up over 1000 bills will be IN
uoduced ON the first call for bills Of the
session, which is rather unusual, as the
members generally wait until the first
rash is over. Almost every new member
has big batch, The cali viii consume
at least Two days when the house meets
again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
A SET OF scOuNpRELs.


Llst Of Had Men Taken ont OF the Chici,n
saw Country,
special to the Guhotlc.
FoRr SMITH, ARK., Dec. 22.--Doputy
United states Marshal H. u Mershon NJ
rived late this evening with tliteen pris-
oners from the Chickasaw nation ~ fol-
lows. Buck Smith, William Smith aud
Tom Smith, father and two sons, charged
with murder. They reside near Lebanon,
Chickasaw nation. aud one night about
year ago gave q dance at theft house,
during which general fight was inaugu-
rated and three or four mon Killed, aud
they were supposed 10 hnyp done most "
the killing
Next on the list IS James Fitzpatrick
and his son Theodore and Tom Callahan,
also charged with murder, On the ath
of August last at Muuuy'n ranch
In the ChiCkasaw nation regular
pitched battle took place between
two gangs oi cowboys, during which Dick
Jones and Dick Cayt were killed on one
side, aud nobody hurt ON the other.
Writs were issued for seven or eight Of
the victorious party and three are all that
have been arrested $50 far.
The other nine are Robinson, Brown aud
Rufus Gillespie, charged With assault
with intent 20 kin Jon Carter Frank
Greenwood Robert Chcadlo and Rylng-
ton Calbcrt, for introducing aud selling
whisky IN tn. Territory; Bill Jones,
burglary aud William Balm, larceny.
The latter is liable 20 be Indicted Tor
murder in connection with the notorious
Lee gang at the time OF the Delaware
Bend massacre, when thc Ron boys and
Officer i II Gray were Killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
rher w,lI IIn,o % Aa,nnce rrloen.

CHICAGO, III, Dec. 22.-The North
western Plow aud Cultiyator association,
representing all the manufactures west OF
the Aleghenlcs, held special session TO-
day and adopted the following rcsolu-
tons
In view Of the recent advance IN tic
price OF raw material and the prospect
Of further advances IN the near future,
Resolved, Thatno further concession
be made IN prices other than already
made.
?. That, should there be further adj
vances IN che raw natppal, ~ win be
necessary 10 follow the same BY on lmme-
diate meeting and advance IN the price
of plows aud cultiyators 70 correspond.
3. That We limit the amount Of goods
70 be made for the spring trade Of 1856 to
actual orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

partmcAi,s. The question of shortening
hours OF work In the departments during
the holiday recess according TO
the long.establlShed custom was also
considered. Il was deaiied that In adj
dltion to closing the departments on
Christmas and New Years days they
would be closed at noon each Of the days
immediately preceding those holidays,
that they would be open for business as
usual In the Interim. This course was
adopted in view OF representations that
the business In several Of the depart
ments, notably the treasury, is somewhs,
In arrears and might accumulate 90 Sc
rious proportions II the hours OF work
were shortened,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
blossoms Tilled will Uncertainty.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 20 The speaker Of
the house Is now at work arranging com.
mittees and 1t is said he win give the re-
suit for publication rs soon as 1t is
completed not waiting for congress TO
meet. There is considerable noasuess
among the members 10 know where they
will be assigned. Their anxiety has kept
many IN Washington for the holiday
recess. Had the committees been an
noGnced before thGl e6j1RGmBa@ wduto
pao'4oiv nome 20 their families for the
uaaGSailf,HS dinner, hut undor the existing
circumstances only sNenty-hec have taken
advantage OF this opportunity; tho re-
mainder or most of them, Will stay In the
city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
An Error In Coimnn's Aocounts.

WASHINGTON, bee. 22-tirst Comp.
troller Durham has disallowcd an item Of
$500 in the accounts OF Nor nan j, Col
man, commissioner of agriculture, on
the ground that the amount used in the
purchase Of seeds and labor was illegally
charged TO the appropriation for labora-
tory. The explanation given by Coman
is that the purchases were made In his
absence and without his knowledge by
Gen. Carman, chief clerk of the depart
ment. The comptroller, however, says
the commissioner is alone responsible UNI
der the law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Inmnnnr nfAIInnsn.

CITY or MEXICO, Doc, 22.--lmposlng
commemorative services for King Alfonso
were held tins morning. Bishop Cana
cho OF Qucretaro oillclated. The entire
diplomatic corps are present. The bal
comics of the Spanish club were draped
with the red and yellow OF Spain and tes-
TONED with black,
Gen. Gonzales Is In the city. He has
had leave Of absence from the governor
ship Of Guanaiuato granted him until he
can recover his health. lie has bronchial
affection 10 Is rumored that he will par.
ticipatc IN an important political con.
ference here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Pence A..nr,d ln pnrn.

LIMA, Dec. 22,--Col Relayze has nc
ceded 70 the government proposal aud all
fears Of hostilitles are now aycrtcd. His
troops commenced entering the city
peacefully to-day, and are being dis
banded
The Caccrist division under Col.
Morhlis Befmudez has arrived at Chloln
enroute TO Lima.
III Concrete, commenting on the con
tract made with Mayor Grace Of New York
relative 70 the completion OF the Oroya
railroad, says there is Il prospect Of u
complete revival Of the rich silver mines
OF Sasco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

81. Lotus, Mo-, Dec. 2a.--Charles II
Leeds, secretary Of the Siauoners' Ma
tIona bourd Of trade, has been here Tor
two days past making az Official infest-
qatloD Of the affairs of the 81 lonis STA
ilonery and Book company, which con
tossed judgment IN favor Of Hugh "
Hldreth In the SUN 81 AOioOV'
Mr.. Leeds has not let com
pleted hia examination, but up TO
the present time sc has found the
liabilities of il.ecompany 90 amount 10
s200, 900, including the sum due Mr..
Hndreih, AMI that The assets gic $4,000
10 excess u that amount.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
wuIrEsBORO.
Happily Mated Immigrpnts Coming la
Tho champion Turkey slh,rr.

Happily Mpted-Immigrpnts Coming la
Tho champion Turkey slaScr
Special 10 The Gazette.
WurEsnopo, TuX., Dee, ~ An clc.
giant wedding occurred last night at Lob.
anon, L. II, NV Thomas D. Kelley oi
this place was married 20 Miss Hattie
llaltord, Row A. NJ Smith officiating.
The happy couple, accompanied hy friends
and relatives, arrived at 3 o'clock this
aitornoon, wheu mn elegant dinner was
served thrm ut the Laokard house, Of
which the groom's father Is proprietor
toilan ehlthmbs 'fe btgA96gqnl ptcsby-
giant Christmas truoS. - i'Rfo plp-
The 1mnscouilnonml train came ln to-
day crowded with immigrants The pny
car OF the Trausoontiumml paid ~ om-
ployes and went oabt this morning.
Mr. N G. Allen was Ia town to-day
from Wild turkey hunt ON pcRse river,
he aad Ia his wagon 10 turkeys, an Killed
by himself In three nlshtg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
coNyIcrED OF MAxsLAuenrEe.

\ Texas Cowboys Reward for lNinnr MS
Comrhdo of the rinsus.
Special 20 the Gazette.
foRr SMITH, Ann, Dec, ~ IN The
United States court to-day JcG Hooper, n
Texas cowboy, wns convicted Of man.
slaughter and committed 20 jall to await
sentenced having been out On bOad. In
April, 1881, while hcrdng cattle In tho
Chickasaw nation he shot q companion,
steve Lundy. lie dives not deny the Kin.
ing but claims II was an accident, The
AFFAIR created considerable excitement
among The cowboys Ia the neighaorhood
whore y occurred tor a Time, and Hooper
ued 10 Texas where no was afterwards
arrested. The Jury recommended HIN TO
the mercy OF the court lie was w iaij
there seven months before he gave bond
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Protecting tho Indian Lands,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.--The president
yesterday sent TO the senate a communl-
cation from the secretary of the Interior
submitting the draft of n bin 20 amend
the Revised Statutes relating 10 trespass
upon Indian lands. 1t makes II an offensc
punishable by fine and Imprisonment and
forfeiture Of outfit for any person to enter
any Indian lands without authority of
law. Immigrants peaceably passing
through such lands are exempted from
the penal provision OF the bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

The British steamer PrOpltious, from
Galveston, struck wreckage December 2
aud damaged plate.
G. w. Lupton, wool merchant Of
Bradford, England, has failed with liabli-
tiles Of 100000.
Repubiique Franchise Of Paris denies
the truth Of the report that NJ. Ferry Is
about 10 become editor ia chief Of that
Journal.
Adylceg from spain ray conspiracy TO
establish a republic has been discovered
at Tangona. The details Of the move
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
virtually a I'r,noi Dependency.

PARIS, Dec ga government
dispatch from Madagascar SAYS
peace between France and MAZDA
gascar has boon concluded. II Is re-
ported that the treaty gives France pro.
tcctorate over the whole OF Madagascar
aud There viii he French resident Mt
Tamatiye, the capital, who win be charged
with the duty Of conducting the foreign
affairs Of Madagascar and who will be al.
tended by permanent guard Frcuch
troops will occupy Tamatlyo until the war
indemnity OF 100000 francs Is paid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
THE House COMMIPpHES.
O'NeiII to Head the Labor Commit
tee--Many Aspirants for the
PostOfiee Committee.
0lin WelIborn win, It is Said, Remain
Chairman of the Indian Affairs
Committee.
Cfrtin's Rivals for the ChairmanshIp OF
Foreign Affairs Committee Randall
Has No Tariff Mn.
The House Committees.
Special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Sneaker Car
Isle has made up the committee on labor
with O'Neill, the young agitator Of st.
Louis, as chairman. Over 100 members
applied for positions, for the membership
has been increased, and II I. the intention
TO make 1t one Of the llveliest committees
IN the house. Faranof Cleveland wanted to
be chairman, but II was not thought best
10 put him In so prominent place. Seven
OF the thirteen members were submitted
to the speaker by 7. Powderly OF Scran-
ton, Pa, head of the knights of Labor.
HEADS or OTHER COMMITTEES.
1t is generally limited that MIR. Hewitt is
going 10 the head of the naval affairs
committee. Both Townshend and Spring
or want the postoillce committee. Gen.
Bragg Is speaker of, 10 succeed Gen.
RoseCrans as chairman Of the military
committee. MIR. Forney was first
spoken Of for the place but It is under
stood that no prefers TO remain on the
committee on appropriations. MIR. Hol-
man, it is said, viii remain on that com
mittee instead of going at the head of
the Indian affairs and Mr..
Wellborn It Is thought will
retain that craftsmanship, though he is
said to have his eye on the poStonlce
committee. Nobody can guess who will
90 10 the head Of the committee on bank.
ing and currency, aud that committee is
not much sought after, for the reason
that the committee on coinage, weights
and measures is given control OF the cur
rency which is now most in question, and
1t Is generally agreed that Bland win be
its head There is quite struggle after
the foreign affairs committee, and there
is much doubt about It,. OF course MIR.
Curtin, who made an excellent chairman
of the committee in the last congress,
viii expect reappolntment, but Mr.
Burnes Of Missouri and Mr.. Belmont Of
New York, who were Mr. Curtn's antag-
onists In the same race at the beginning
of the last congress, aud one or two 9th.
ers, arc said to be after the place. The
most of the other, qAarmsu
congress will retain their old places 10 is
thought, except in cases where they are
promoted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Lienl, Nrenlg ID .I.lnhnn

ll,IUIItI "fJVtI ~ lIWUI"TNuVOIl UI
Arctic fame delivered lecture in this
city last night under the auspices OF the
Royal Geographical society. The lee
turer has every cause TO bemore than sat.
isaod with the reception he met from an
audience that not only crowded the hail,
but indicated their approval of the leo
ture and their regard for the lecturer
by every demonstration OF respectful en-.
thusiasm, The marquis OF l.orne pre-
sided, and among the attendants was tho
Princess Louise, United States Minister
Phelps and Mrs. Phelps, Sir Leopold Nc
ClntoCk, Can't, Sir George Morse, Lieut..
Markham and Capt. Sir Allen Young, dis
tinuntshpd ArrtIr pvnlorrra, nov Gporo,
Rawlinson, the historian, and others well
Known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Protecting Against Home Rule.

DUBLIN, Dec, 22.--The grand orange
lodge of Ireland held meeting In Dublin
yesterday to discuss means for opposing
the scheme Of home rule Tor Ireland. A
large number OF peers and several Loyal
lists OF the house Of commons were pres
ent. A manifesto addressed 20 the or.
angemen Of Great Britain was drafted II
was posted throughout Great Britain and
Ireland to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
OF for tI,e IIolIdnys.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 22.--Secretary La
mar will spend the holidays at his home
In Mississippi and will leave here this
evening or tomorrow. Assistant Secre-
tary jerks will leave Washington to.mor-
row for his home near Pittsburg, return
ing about the lth OF January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
nornl,, rremhllnr ln snnIn.

MADRID, Dec. 22.--Senor Capriloz, the
first governor OF the Caroline islands, has
been tried by court-martlal for insulting
the German admiral on the occasion Of the
occupation Of the island Of zap by the
German feet. Sentence was deferred.
There Is agitation In various quarters
throughout the city concerning a widely
circulated rumor that Don Carlos has
succeeded In registering ia London loan
for 81, 900, 000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
The Cnlinet NIeetIng.

WAsHISGroS, Dec. %. = The cabinet
meeting to-day was attended by all except
secretary whitney, who IS in New YORK.
the session lasted about three houis,
and was devoted TO a general discussion
~ the business pending in each Of the de-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
FIXING THE RESPONSIBILITY.

THO MNnngorE OF tho liouNton GUY nnnt
Hauled over the Coais.
special TO the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Tex Dee. 92.--At meet.
ing ot the dcposltOgS and creditors of tho
CITY bank held this morning, about
one hundred being present, ros.
buttons wore adopted dcnouncing
the bank managers for receiving de.
posits after they knew the bank was
falling. The resolutions declared thoir
action Fraudulent aud void and also AL.
vlsed the appointment OF Joint receiver,
rccommending II s. BOX An element
OF the meeting stroyo to draw Il mild hut
a large majority ot those present wore
very bitter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
How Evarts Was Converted.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.--The Star says
that after Senator Beck had made his
speech in favor Of the continuation of
SILVER coinage yesterday Senator Eyarts,
who had listened attentively throughout
the whole speech, said "i3eck is right,
and intend 10 make a speech on the
same line. His arguments cannot be
raTutad y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
nsni aro withacil BY order Of nc govern.

men, arc Withheld by order Of the govern.
mont.
The colleagues OF pancll have re-.
eoiNed Information from their leader that
ne VIII oppose all schemes Affecting lre.
land which do not allow the Irish to
control their own police,
The four ehndipn from Newark, N, j.,
who wer bitten b5 a mad.dOg, are now
~ the hands OF rastcur aud win undergo
regular course oi treatment. No opin.
ion has yet been formed regarding the
ultimate development Of tho Virus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
The Dread Cholera Rayaglog Fair
ltaly--The Province Of Ven
ice the Victim.
Parnell win Play Waiting Game, and
Watch the Course Of Events
In England.
France and madagascar Agree Upon Terms
ot Peace Greatly pcrogatory to the
Littlo Island.
Cholera an Ita,v.

VENICE, Dec, ~. Fifty cases OF Chol-
era have occurred IN the province Of
Venice, twelve OF which proved fatal.
Many people are fleeing. The Austrian
government has ordered sanitary rogula.
lions enforced at the frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
AwnIting ConilrmntIon.

WASHINGTON, Dec. PA large num-
Der of recess appointments were sent by
the president yesterday TO the senate for
confirmation, including associate justices,
United States mnrshals, district attor-
neys, assistant troasurers, collectors OF
customs, surveyors Of customs, collectors
of internal revenue, postmasters, Indian
agents. etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
po.imnalcr. ArpoInted.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.--The president
yesterday sent 20 the senate the following
appointments for pOstmasters; Thomas
w. Newton, at Little Rock, Ark. N. b..
johnson, at Weatherford, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
ulnre on ) aierman stsnmer.

LoSDoS, Dec. PA nre broke out
last evening IN the cargo Of the German
steamer Hohenzollern, Capt. Meirat, for
Bremen from Galveston, Fifty bales OF
cotton were damaged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

wAsHmGToS, Dec. 22.--It is said at
the White House with two or three exeep-
tlons all Of the recess appointments have
now been sent 70 the senate for cenirma-
item
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
one Confirmation.

WAsHrSGToN, Dec. 22.--The senate In
executive session yesterday confirmed the
nomination Of John Bigelow 70 be assist
ant treasurer OF the United States at New
York