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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-07

MIS-. LENA GOEILr soprkhO,
MIS- GEOEGIELLA LAY. Pianist
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-07
eoNaI= AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS
THE SCHUBERT QUARTETE
OPERA-HOUSE,

Tuesday Night, Nov. 10.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-07

For sale chesp. a livery stock and busi
ness. J. r Griffths, Wichita, Kas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-07

City Ticket Office, No. 109, Main Street.
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-07

"a Weslaver to Geo. Chadwick lot 81,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
The Fraud and the Ballot Box.

CLEVELAND Ohio, Oct -. Tho Press
special from Columbus says that the Re
publicans refused to ba counted ont
on account of alleged error in the
tally-sheet of precinct A. Thrte anth
ward, ON Saturday, and still
claim the election of their ticket. Monday
morning the Democratic committee an
nounced that they had again elected ther
county ticket ami the Republicans claim
that 800 fraudulent Democratic votes have
been added to the tally sheets in the dis
putcd precinct. This is claimed to be the
boldest fraui ever attempted and it will
be thoroughly investigated at once.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10. "A special from
Colu,ubu, to The Post says: "Tte board
appointed to canvass the vote of Franklin
county, consisting Of two Democrats and one
Republican, Monday morning de-
cidoi in favor OF counting tho
vote of precinct A. Fourth ward.
The julgei of election hal neglected to sign
the p ,li book and tn is gave rise to the con
test. Square Mat Martin voted with the
Republican members. Precinct A, Four
teenth ward, will now be counted withou;
further contest This elects the two Re
publican membors to tho logisiatu -
Shepard and Taylor"
Tee press correspondent also says: In
tense excitement continues over the at
teMpted fraud in the Thirteenth wari. Botl
parties denuunca it and all the judges u
e.tction are roaly 10 swear to its lerpetra
tion. Tom Coaan, Alex Sands and Ike Hi
ara II ,pected of doing it. The 80 aidi
tional taliies are in different colorel ink. l
was no ioubt intended t, elect all the Dam
otratic legislative ticket 1t is hplily de
nouuced by Democrat, and Republican,
al
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
THE ONO BALLOT BOX.
AN AROMA OF FRAUD HANGS AROUND
1T STILL.
Democrats and Republicans Alike D.
nonncng IL Bold Game at Columhus--
Bunsiing Attempt to "Stuh' the
FOIL f.aof,s - Political Gossip.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. % --1he inter at
Erawin, out ef the rerant eleetion, AMI tie
excitement creIte. by the tli,cHv4ry Of toe h
nit.ai an -tupid blHn lers by tha Jul tGes al.
tw precincts in this city sti.l c m ln'iAS hdi
is the subject Of general conversation ~ all
places of public resort anl on tie
street. The Sunday Capital, a Democratic
organ toui< up thu matter Sunday, and said
that tie leopie were not in any humor at
the present time to 10 disfrauchisea; that
the orror3 are only clerical, and that the
law does not contemplate the throwing out
of wards and precincts on technical clerical
blunders, whore the fact are as clearly
shown as in the casa Of the two precincts
where these errors were made.
At the official canvass of the votes tho
state ticket was read through, and it was
not di-covere that an addition OF 3oo had
lean made in the vote of the Demo.
ticket was reached. The addition, how
ever seems to have been made to the entire
ticket. county and state. The poil-books
returned are 300 names short of
the tally sheet. Clerk joyce, Democrat, who
has had charge of the returns since Satur-
day evening, says the figures have un-
doubtedly been changed. His theory ia
that while they were being handed around
in the crowd during the argument before
the returning board Saturday, some one
slipped out with the tally-sheet and made
change in the figures. II. J. Ossing, bsnio-
cratic judge, says the figures have been
changed since the tally-sheet left their
hands. An inspection shows inc
changes and additional tallies to have been
made by ditIerent pen and ink from the
original. The Republican vote in the pre-
cinct was 504 to 505 votes, AMI the Demo
Gratis 200 and few votes. The figure =,
being the number opposite the Democratic
candidates, has been changed i'll each in
stance to a figure s. The work is done in n
bunglins manner.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
Rahes in the Woods.

MENDOZA, His, Oct. % - Notices vera
issued by the mayor Saturday afternoon
calling meeting OF the cltis,ns for the pur-
pose of organizing ward and district pa
trols to search for two wellknown young
ladies' of this city who had suddenly left
their home the evening before The an
nouncement caused intense excitement
throughout the entire city The ladies are
sisters, unmarried, anl between % and IS
years old. They have kept millinery store
for several years, did fair business, and
were we'll liked ani much respe cted. The
wood around secured all night and
Sunday the ladie, were found. 1t appears
that they were suddenly attacked with n
mild insanity and had spent the night in the
woods walking about under the impression
that msn wers following them. After their
discovery they seemed to have entirely for
Cnttel their escapaIe.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
Calling for the Ballot Eoxes.

CINCINNATI Oct. 2o.-Tho oiiicial count ct
the votes cast at the late election began
Monday morning shortly after o'clock. A
writ of mantla,nilS was Issued by County
Clerk Dalton ordering the production forth
with of returns from precincts b and L of
the Eighteenth ward and precinct G of the
Twentieth ward, which had not been sent
The count will not be completed for three OF
four days
In the police court Monday morning the
case Of Col Hudson, chief of police, who
was charged with dereiction of duty in not
serving warrants upon alleged violators o
tho registry law was, upon the suggestion
of Mr.. kittridge. attorney for the Commit
tee of One Hundred, postponed until neS
Monday.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
SUBURBAN SIFTlNGS.
SoUTHEAsTERN WHITEsIDE, |
HAHNAMAN, Oct. II.


Potatoes fifty cents and scarce at that.
Corn picking has commenced. The
crop is fair.
James Grady is in Hahnahah again, and
is picking corn for August Helm.
Joe Dnnahuc spent Sunday at home.
He is working on the railroad near OIc>
gon and /, ports good work.
Ztek Murray had a public sale at his
place in North Iiuhnaman. Things went
high,
Prof. Tubs meeting is TO be held THIS
week at Mr.. Smiths, one mile cast OF
Deer Grove.
Miss Lynda Adams, of northwest
Buroau county, was visiting in this VEIN
ity ON Wednesday.
Some of our farmers are preparing for
the winter by hauling their coal from
Tampico and Sheffield while The roads are
good.
Prof. Tub appointed a singing meet
ing last Saturday night at the residence
of Mr.. Henry Potts. The young folks took
advantage of the occasion and made II
party, and of course all ''had good
time "
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
POLITICAL 6OSS P.


CHICAGO, oct. -. --Jnige Thurman,
civil service comm,s7ienar. wa IN this city
Sunday, and was AXE. about his ranuleI
resignation.
g! had intended to re-gl WITH my eel
lesgnes,' lie lepisel but since the outrn g
ttls attaci.s ui McL+au and Tho Clucinua ii
Enquirer | shall not do 81. | saall stay ia
until my resignation is requested by the
IRE ,itent The malicious abuse of Nj Loan
has mads me fully determnel that shall
not retire from the commi sion under fire.
| shall certainly remain AMI have 1T OUT
"What il TO DO tho outcome OF evil
ssrvice reform under Cleveland
"Cieveland is determined to carry out the
principles he enunciated in his various
utterances on the question. He is pursuing
n higher plane than American politics has
known for the last twenty five years"
"Do You not think the popular clamor
will bring him down to dividing the offices
among the rank and file of his partym
No, l do not. 1t is not the character OF
tha -
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
WHERE IS KATE KAYE NEYt


Foul Flay Feared.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct q. MIR. Thoma2
kayeney, of Chattanooga, Tenn, arrive ed
hore Sunday on n sal missionl that an un
due sensibility has kept too long from tho
newspapers, which have done many merciA
ful work in such case. His sister
Katie kavenoy, agel 2S. hal been
employed for several years by &. L. James
& Co, of Chattanooga, as stenoErapher an /
typa- writer. She was an expert in her pro-
fe,sion and was So late, attentive to
business and 80 ltto fond Of ,ciety OF any
kind that hsr employers not ouly paid
her tho hborn! salary OF S0l
per month, but wliilgty allowed her Un
annual vaca ii on. June lS SIZE started fur
Cincinnati to visit friends, and was expected
home July /. On July 10 her brother be-
came alarmed, and wrote TO Cincinnati
friends about her. The answer came
back that Miss kaveney ha no!
been hers at all. Tnen followed
weeks of unavailing search. resulting only
in the finding of tho missing lady's trunk
unclaimed III the basgage-roon at the Con
trail pas s,ena cr station. This is tho link il
the evidence tnat points t, murder or sui
eide, and there seems to have been no idea
of suicide bnt rather of vacation aud health
seeking in the mind OF Kate kaveney.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
DOES hdVertls1ng Paw

Ny success is owing to liberality IN ad-
vertising Bonner.
The road to fortune is through printer $
ink p. T. Banum.
Success depends upon liberal patron
age of printing offices j. }. Astor.
Frequent and constant advertising
brought me all / own A. T. Stewart
Nv son, deal With men who advertise.
You will never lose hy it. Ben. Frank e.
lin.
How can Ike world know Il man has IA
good thing unless he advertises the pos
session OF it?--N Vanderbilt,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
In the Track of the I.ightn ing.

WASHINGTON CITY Oct. %. -Jame-
Conley, OF The Buiial Evening News, was
appointed appointment clerk of the post
office department vico Nose, transferred tc
the Office OF the postmaste general
The president has appointed the following
poatmasters: Charlie; w. Rohy, Portland,
Ore. Albert Watkins. Lincoln, Nsb. T. ID.
Minick, Villisca Iowa; John d. Pratt,
Ipswich, ID. T.; John A. Frawley, Storms
burg Neb.; William sichermerhorn, Hud-
son. Mich. Abraham Rose, Vmton, Iowa,
Pariey Sheldon, Anies Iowa.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
MILAN SNUSS ALEXANDER,
Aud Thereby Causes CONSERVATION in
the Orient.

the Orient
VIENNA, Oct 20. A dispatch from Phil
ippopois states that Prince Alexander Sun
day night wired King Milan at Ni5ch stat
ing that he inteudsl sending NJ. Grekoif, the
Bulgarian rrin, minister on special mis-
sion to him to explain his intentions and
try to arrive at an amicable un-
lerstanimg between them, King Milan
peromptoriiy repel that he would decline
to relo;ye NJ. Grekotf or any envoy from
Bulgaria. This refu al on the part OF KING
Milan has cau,el great confirmation
throughout Bulgaria, anl forces tue belief
that Servia is determine to iight for an OK
tensiun of terrtory, and tai King Milan
will not allow him elf to be dictated to by
the n , wars
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
Hard Coal Market

Pea coal, 500; CRATE and egg, S7.75;
range, nut and No. 4. $500 per ton:
screened and delivered all best qualify
of anthracite. Extra carriage charged on
orders of less than one ton. Blacksmith S
caol. Conuellsville coke and charcoal,
1903 Second avenue E. G. FRAZER.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

= BUFFALO, N. V. Oct %, A dispatch
from Jamestown, N. Y, says Judge Fora
ker, of Ohio, will speak in that place on
Wednesday afternoon and leave dire city af,
forward for Now York city
NEW YORK, Oct 30. Governor sleot
Foraker is expected bere on Friday. Ar
rangemsnts are being made for Repub
ican mass meeting that night at Madison
Square garden. Senator Evarts will pre-
side, and Ira Davenport and Gen. Carr will
bs presented. Judge Foraker is expected te
make the principal address.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20


Fishback Answers Springer.
1NDIANAPoLIs, Oct -. In references to
the statement of Congressman Springer
that Master in Chancery Fishback was mis-
taken as to what WAS involved in tao ap-
rointment of Dorsey as IA jury commits
sioner in New Mexico by Judge Vincent,
Mr. Fishback said Saturday, that Springer
was mistaken. He [Fi hbackl understood
perfectly we'll that tao jurors whom,
Dor,ey AMI lis colleagues selecte
havs nothing t. do with try
ing the right to the tito
t, the lauds in dispute but he also knew
that the pre-amption of these lands was
based on perjury and subornation Of per
jury -o!fenses which very clearly came un'
der the cognizancs OF these jurors Mr
Ti@hback said hat men who made frieuls
with Dorsey were in the habit Of reporting
as Dorsey wished them to, and when lie
heard of Judge Vincent's action he wrote to
Commissioner Sparks, calling his attention
tothe same.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
The President and the Offices.

WASHINGTON CRY, Oct 20. The Capital
Sunday had an article believed to have been
-inspred," in which it was stated that
President Cleveland was a Democrat,
and that whenever vacancies oc-
CURED in ths offices at the disposal
of the administration, Democrat,
would he appointed He believed in re-
warding men who gave their time and
talents to the success Of the party, but
thought they should look for their reward
in elective offices and not expect the execu-
tive to reward them When a man was
elected to ofice he csassd 30 b
she servant Of a party and became th,
servant of the people, and if h
continued his political work he could not d,
his official work perfectly, and he was en-
tirely opposed to the idea of giving a ms,
office to enable him to devote all his time t,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
The French Elections.

PARIS, Oct. 20-The election Sunday
passed OF quietly. NJ. Goblet, minister of
public instruction, has been returned by u
larga majority. 1t is believed that the
Conservatives are victorious IN the pro-
yinras
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Hoods Sarsaparilla, acting through the
blood. reaches every part of the system,
and in this way positively cures catarrh
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

Sunday afternoon, at Pittsburg a crowd
IF roughs, enraged at the refusal of q steam
BOAT captain to proceed on an excursion,
.tarted a riot and badly cut up two ex
.ursfon barSeS. No serious casualtiaa
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

alELwAukEg, Oct. l9
Wheat Weak; casa, SS1sc; No. g. s9c;
Dscember 9J1sc Cjrn Easy; No. =, EXC
Oats Duil; No. >. 251.c. Rye Dull; No
|, 6ltse Barey-StcaIs 6bc
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20

IoI. IJUIS. OGL, I3.
Wheat u Unsettled; but the fluctuations
were within u narrow range and closed
5kM94c below Saturday; No. red cash,
9614 Gi97 i4c; Novembsr, 91r; December,
991s; h}ay 81. 03flc, Coln-Slnw but nigher,
closing iSa(3%c uattsr than Saturday,
cash 80 sQS53l .c; October, 3S94c; January,
334sr May, Sic, DAT Firm hut slow; cash,
24is a 34&te; MAY, 944c Rye--Iiigher;
5a1l nbo}4r. Whisky Steady; sl03
Prov,sions---rtrlS lower; $ 10. Lard, s. 81
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10.

MA ,,,rk.t o,ot,ti,ns on tn, bl,ri o5
,,a',a tn-1tv wt.r,. ,fnIlnws: Wbsnt-No
y u,,t,,,,ele 5,,,,nsI s,ltc c1os.i SsIse: No
xa,nhar ',stn,i Sl%/sr cIoe eI So: De-
'e,ntsI. ,en. al.e,,ni ~ - cin,eI gpS;s cora
NJ , irtni.s,. ,,,na,al illIc. chs, axe:
Navsc,,..r one.,et III etoel l,s5,: ysar.
arent.i md tI,.,, AZ, Dat,-Sa o.
tober opened S5ss cio o,t - &c; November,
opens @2Frt' ciuset @'ssr may 1hoa
-'/s' 81" .' se <2'f. T,.,,,'t'e'. l',,'b
pl'o"o' - ,-,,',.,'
ot'eaet - Sut;,s' ','t +,
Cpe'iot o. ~ ''''''i 81 i-'i '---''-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
Important Are ST.

John S. Morgan, the agent OF the
Fort Worth & Denver railroad at
Bowie, was arrested at that place on
Monday by Deputy Sheriff J. II. Mad
dox and It. iG. Hewlett, the officer for
the state OF Alabama. Morgan is ar.
rested upon the charge of embezzle-
ment from the A. IL G.. S. railroad at
Miiler's Landing, in Green county,
Alabama, where he was the agent OF
the company. The indictment under
which he was arrested was found
against him by the grand jury of
Green county, in April, 1854.
Morgan is charged with being one
Of eleven men, all employees of the
| railroad, or of Morgan, who embeZzled
| freight TO the amount of $1,000 and
| thirty-two bales of cotton from the
railroad company at Miller's Landing
| At the time that the indictment wa
! found against him for embezzlement
he was under bond for another offense
He lefC the state and forfeited hi
bond, which had to be paid by hi
bondsmen After his arrest on Mon
day the officers took him to Henriett
for cafe keeping that night ant
brought him to this cit,
yesterday, where he is now ly
lug in Jail until Mr.. Hewlett can ge
his requisitlon signed by the governo
at Austin. Mr.. Hewlett left for Aus
tin last night and will return tomol
row,
Morgan has been in the employ G
the Fort Worth IL Denver railroad fo
some months, and has number {
friends at Bowie who think very higf
ly of him, as he has always been pc
fectly correct in his conduct Will
residing there. IL is said that h
father and mother live near the cit
in Tsrrsnt county. Mr.. Hewlett, VIII
came for Morgan, is the special ager
, of the Queen & Crescent road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01

election will have to be held thirty
days after the publication OF the order.
Mr.. j. w. House, one OF the promi-
nent movers in the cause of local OPP
ton, said yesterday that IL local OPP
ton was bea. en- in the first election in
this city, another petition would be
presented to the commissioners court
directly after the election, asking that
local option election be ordered for
Tarrant county, and that the anti
local optionists would be easily beaten
in the second election, as the country
people would then vote for 1t almost
solidly. He said further that he ex-
pected the whisky men to expend
all their means in trying to
carry the first election and that
when 1t came to the second, the whis-
ky element would have no more
money to spend, 80 that the local OPP
tionists would then be ON an equal
footing with them. He stated also
that many of the country people who
favor local option in their own pre-
cincts have said that they would not
vote for local option for Fort Worth
until the favorers Of 1t in the city had
ala election ordered in their own pre-
cinct, and, that II they were beaten,
| then the county people would be will
| ing 10 vote for it in a county election
and force the measure upon Fort
Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
GABLE NOTES.

a foundry has been started at Herat
for casting heavy guns.
The earl OF Csrnsrvon, the new
lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, was sworn
into office yesterday.
The Mexican government has for
mally repudiated the debt OF the late
emperor Macmillan.
Slgnor de Pretis, prime miHister Of
Italy, has formed new cabinet, TAX.
Ing the foreign portfolio himself,
A grand naval sham battle was
fought yesterday In Bantry bay of the
south OF Ireland, by two British squad
rons.
Lord Salisbury Is negotiating with
by Turkish troops. the cost to be paid
by the Egyptian treasury.
One thousand Persians are at work
constructing the trans.Caspian rail.
way. Warlike preparations are still
being continued by Russia,
M. Patenotre, the representative OF
I France in the peace negotiations with
China, has gone to Pekin, where ht
will reside a. French ambassador,
Mr.. Gladstone has asked his Midlo
THAN constituency to return him to
parliament. This Is tsntamount TO ,
declaration that he will remain tn,
leader of the Liberals.
Terrific storms have prevailed re
Gently In the provinces of France. TIL
destruction of property by the wind
and Il pods has been enormous. Eigh
persons were killed by lightning.
A daring attempt has been made I,
steal million roubles from the i'm
perial treasury at Conan, town II
Southern Russia, in the government
of Kier. Several persons have bee
arrested on suspicion of being con
cerned in the ATTEMPTED robbery.
The total number OF new cases {
cholera reported Monday from III
infected districts in Spain was 1872:
: the total number OF deaths 802, bein
an increase of 30 per cent. In ne'
! cases, per cent. in deaths over tn
total number officially reported Sun
| dow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
Hotel Arrivals.


Ginocchio's hotel; J A Beard,
Bryan; Louis Longunotti, San An.
tonic; w Velley, Galveston T. A
ingham, Ala; VIM L Piafllin, Austin;
Richard Semple, Bonham; VIM
Lanins, Dodd City; Mrs Vosbugh,
Austin; H Hallader, Shermsn; Il
Frankie, TT Griffin; G T. Hewlett.
Chattanooga, Tenn; A S Highlymann.
city; p ] Connolly, Denison; Fl l. Ben
son, Chicago; w w Williams, Cole
man; Mrs M D Daube, Cisco; ID M
Russell, st Louis; + n Clemens and
daughter, Waco; + Schiller, Marshall;
w p Poland, Indian Territory; d e
Bizzle and family, Sherman; Geo d
Flanders, Louisville, Ky; A B Cooley,
Cleburne; Mat Holman and family,
Weimar; J f Anderson, Waco; s p
Camp, Lopgview.
Manson hotel: f II Trice, Union
City, Tenn; Sam G Anderson, Gle
burne; w A Goldsmith, Abilene; w p
Anderson, Chicago; A A Bell, Baird;
j p Sheehan, Texas; j r Wolf, Kan
sas; A NJ Cohn and wife, Gold Hill,
New; + r Baker, Chicago; Is w
Brown, Longview; H Twomey,
Woods, Tenn; B b Groom, Lexing-
ton, KY. VIM II Pfsfilin, Taylor; Fl
II Granger, Harold; J p Mcfarland,
Nashville; Arthur Clement, Quincy;
Mr.. Kinneli and wife, Tarrant county;
w Young, Eastland w B Mills;
| seymour; Thos G Bush, Gainesville,
b G Richardson, Gainesville; ] l.
Ttlly, Washington, d. G.; John Cook,
New York; VIM Hager and wife, Har-
rold.
Grand Central: Jno Bardon, city;
w P Wilbur, Dallas; J b Atkerson.
city; NJ Sommers, Henrietts Mrs f.
J Smith, city; t Blanchard, San An
tonio l. Fitzgerald, Hot Springs; l. A
Faswacht, city; Jno T Stoner, Texas
& Pacific railway; VIM Hurd, Indi-
annapolis; w A Brooks, Gulf, Colorado
q Santa Fe railway.
Hotel Pickwick w b Workman
and wife. Henrietta; ] A Dickey
Penn; w s Armstrong, Worcester
Mass 8 f Carter, Village Mills Ed.
gar It Smith, A. 4 ; L Fenlon, Kan;
w l. Hall, M w Floyd, A l. Hodge,
Dallas; Il w Conrad, n. y; + w
Ranney, Boston; w A Knott, Wichita
Falle; Q @ Rumrill, Gainesville; Miss
Jennie Smith, J II Cobb, Deca.
turi g @ Munnelley, Dallas; ] w
Hoouoar, 81. Louie; IL L0nRley, st.
Louie; b Crawford, Palo Pinto; Jas
w Taylor, Austin; ] A Callahan
Lopgview; Adolph Cohn, st. Louis; J
a Holt, Toronto, Can; r l. Greer
MIS- 'ouri; f Wemherger, Chicago; +
Rosenthal, Gainesville; A b Wilkins
y Louis; Peter Alsen, Clifton; {
Middleton, ST. Louis; J A Gordon
Decatur; II J Bearup, wife and two
children, Galveston; Gu Dallam, Dub
lin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
Gen. Grant AZ Deaths Door

NEW YORK, June 30.-The Tele-
grams Washington special says
Gen. Dent, who is Gen. Granite
brother-in.law, said to day: /
am afraid that Gen, Grant
will no. last many days
To-day | received information from
the family that the cancer has com
menced TO inflame the jugular vein,
and death is a question OF few days
in the opinion of his physicians ;"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
GRANDNIEW.

special to the Gazette
GRANDvIEw, TEX, June 3O.-Mr.
j. Il. Hollngsworth returned from
Washington City this morning, where
he went to be examined as an appli-
cant for the Office of postoillce in
spector. He passed satisfactory ex-
animation and received an appoint
ment to that office for the six months
probationary period defined by the
postoffice regulations. Salary, $1,000
per year.
Mrs. A. j. Higgins was buried in
the Grandview cemetery this after
noon. She was quite old, her husband
being one of the oldest settlers OF
johnson county.