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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

Upon request preferred by Generals
Sheridan, Schohcld, Pope and Howard,
their present personal aids are TO be made
exceptions to the order recently issued,
sending back TO Heterogeneous all officers
who have been absent therefrom on de-
tached or STAFF duty four years or more.
Secretary Endicott has had the subject
brought TO his attention and has decided
that no exceptions shall be made 20
operations Of the order The order was
issued after long and careful personal
consideration by the secretary, who fully
knew the effect IL would have. He had
become convinced Chat under the prevail.
ing system detached officers lost interest
81 theirregiments and its longer continu-
ance would be demoralislng 70 the service.
In addition TO the cases afoYe men-
toned the secrctary's attention had been
called TO the fact that three officers
Lleuts. Greedy, Craig and Dcnwood, Of
tho signal service might be affected BY
the order and reasons were given why
they should be continued 10 their present
daties. Lieut.. Craig had however
asked TO be relieved from further duty IN
connection with the signal service, and
his request was granted The other two
officers are regarded as performing ncces'
sarv special duty under the direction OF
the war department, and as sneh come
under provision OF the original order
making such cases exceptions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

One of the explanations Of Roswell r.
Flowers refusal to run for the licutenant-
governorship OF New York Is that
William Waldorf Astor would have
spent money lnpishly TO defeat
him. Such is the assertion cur
rent among the throngs OF politicians
surrounding the rival candidates for gov
emor during their stays in this city.
Young Astor was a nominee for congress
four years ago in what is known
as the millionaire district. The can
yass was memorable. Astor made
personal appeals from residence TO
residence, though the district IN
cludcs large section Of tenement
houses, ms well as the mansions Of Fifth
avenue, and he spent $40 to $50 in every
saloon, thus swelling his expenses TO
100000 His manager was Jakey Pat
terson, a noted East Side politician
Flower was not much, If any, less lavish,
and his agent was Jimmy O'Brien, an eX-
perienced campaigner. The defeat Of
Aston was humiliating blow, blunted
only by his immediate appointment by
President Arthur as minister TO Italy, He
has returned TO New York, and his father
Is very positively reported TO have offered
an open purse to beat Fower That would
have necessitated corresponding OK
penditurc by Flower, and he declined to
20 into that contest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
No Solution as Yet to the lmbroglio
Between Turkey and Bulgaria.
Sevla Threatens War,
Enert cr the Elections In France The IRE.
m'cr's AddrcssA rnsha's Reported
Mnrdcr- wul There be waes
sAIlsnuny,s rArK

LuNnoN, oct. .--l.ord salisbury spoke
at the national Conservative conference
at Newport to-day. lie urged his hearers
to continue their efforts IN behalf Of Con.
servatism, which he said was arowmg
and had glorious future,
Lord Salisbury then proceeded io
cnunclatc the policy OF The Conservative
party Referring ~ the disturbances IN
the Balkans, the premier Saidi u Is no
part OF the duty ot British statesman
TO interfere Ia the affairs OF Eastern
Room-Elce. The treaty OF Berlin has
not been frustrated, nor has the san
Stciano treaty hcen restored. The policy
OF the government n 20 uphold the TURK.
ish empire, and 10 foster strong, self.
Substances natlonal,ties, which have an
important bearing ON the iuiuC oi
Europe For the present have hopes that
the powers VIII contlnc the disturbance
Within the limits of the RoOm.flrnn
territory
He favored great change In the pres.
ent measures for local sell.goyernmont 90
decen,mllsc authority. People having
wealth should hear the burden OF the cx.
nenSos Of the country, not alone those
having houses aud lands.
The premier Ia answering question as
TO what extent local government auihorl-
" should bc extended 20 ireland, said
"rhe extension might give moro fncilly
TO the majority 90 do Injustice 60 the INF
norlty Conservative traditions, " he said,
''Worc clear lie regarded the integrity
of empire above an otlwrpolitieal consid-
cratlons. lie favored an Imperial fcien.
tlon movement, but his plans IN regard
to the matter had not vel been tangibly
changed.
He believed IN a close union uf IN.
Z gland and her colonies lie favored q
measure for cheapening and simplifying
! the sale and transfer OF land, He stated
/ that the government had received returns
showing that crime In ireland had de.
creased. lioycuitng was ammablu to
Z the ordinary law, which would be storm,
4 ly enforced Ihiry-fye prosecutions, hc
I said, had already been started, Extend.
3 Ing Disagreement TO ireland he de-,
clared Is an open question, but it Is de.
I siuiblc as far as possible 90 give Ireland
I the same benefits az arc enjoyed by Tho
rest OF the United Kingdom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
WASHINGTON.
cleveland viii Complete the Work Of
. s,s'o9aerniDg Out Republicans in
2 "cs C. wo Years.
lka
The Picnic OF the Military Dude Is
over, and sadly lie Must Bid
Gay Lille Goodbye.
Astors Big Har'i--Iiow u Affected The
MaSe-up OF the New York Demo
cratic Ticket.


WAsutNGroN. Oct. 1.-THE most i'm.
portant financial question that win
be before congress this winter,n said
Senator Morgan OF Alabama, sis the
provision of some substitute for national
bonds as a security for the circulation OF
national banks. Bond calls can not be
suspended indefinitely, and within The
near future the per cents. must all be
redeemed The only substitute, think,
that Is practicable Is state bonds
with u wider margin OF security
than is demanded in the case
of government bonds Issue circulation,
say, to the extent Of 20 per cent. OF the
value of the state bonds deposited. /
believe that would afford security, and I
think the effect would be To make the
people Of the states whose bonds are now
below par take measures to improve the
credit OF their states. II only state
bonds whose market value was par oi
above were available for this purpose
the states whose Credits low would have
a direct incentive TO improve that credit
"There will be Il great deal of talk
at both ends OF the capital
this winter about silver, but nothing
will be done. The monometaHsls
nave been trying TO get M scare about
the depreciation Of silver. Their very
efforts would have brought about do,
probation If 1t had been possible, but
none has resulted Silver circuates by
the side of gold and greenbacks at par
1t is equally available for all purchases
Tho treasury holds $4,000, 600 OF gold
which John Sherman bought with silver
certificates at par All the talk abou, the
depreciation OF silver is pure theorizlng
1t is representation and 1t has beer
proguosticated for years without becom
ing fact. There win be no Legislation
ON the silver question, because there I,
no evil TO remedy"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
A rnINoI.,s OPINION.

LoNboN, oct. 7..-rho Times to-day
publishes an interview IT'S Paris cor.
respondent had yesterday viii Prince
ilohcnlohe, Gefnnu ambassador "a
France, rcs,Srting recent elections foi
members Of The chamber 0i Deputies
Prince l1Ohcnlohc said ON my opinion
tho only possible Way under The eircum-
stances TO form stnble government y W
a union Of two republican sections vi the
chamber as | am itraid the Radical left
minority win not defer 20 the desires d
ilie Moderate left majority regarding gov
ernmcnial measures.
IoSpOH, Oct Europe has hitherto
been enabled 20 live on good terms viii
the French republic, but the republic ol
tomorrow may dfer from tne republic
Of Yesterday II the Conservatives us'
their comparative victory solely 10 Che III
terest Of the country, thcy may easily
contribute towards maintaining, or ever
improving. Tie relations of France viii
the rest u Europe. ~, however they
should use their increased forces 10 dis
turb the situation, and call Into question
the established order % things, Franc,
would enter into pcri0a u trouble and
agitation, aud require The closest watch
lux By foreign statesmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

The comptroller Of the currency has
called for report Of the condition Of all
national banks at the close OF business
october ].
The number Of pension certificates ~
sued by The pension Office last month was
55tG--an increase OF 33l per cent over
the issue during September last year
IL Is said nc the White House that The
president and members Of his cabinet
VIII attend the Virginia state fair, 20 bt
held 40 Richmond, Va, on the 2zd last,
ii the pressure oi public business docs
not prevent
Its understood that memberelcci o.
the FOrty.ninth congress prominent IN the
Democratic ranks for many years, was
given BY the president his choice Of the
Austrian or Spanish missions, but DO
cllned them doth.
Friends of Senator EHstls say that ht
mas speech prepared 70 attack the adj
mnistntion on the opening OF the sen
ate.
Cnil-Seryiee Commissioner Eaton viii
remain 10 the city during the winter. lif
expects Eight In congress on the civil
service commission and feels that he VIII
be more seryiccable o. the cause outside
III the commission than Ia. He says hf
does not intend 70 stand ibe abuse be has
been subjected 10 IN the past when be be
comes a private cit n.
Senators Breckenridge and Jones OF AZ
kansas called on the president 10 urge
him to incorporate In his annual message
20 CONGRESSES recommendation for liberia
appropriations % improve the navigation
III The Mississippi river and it, tribnta
rieg. They report that the preslden
showed marked interest ID the subject
and they considered the interview ven
satisfactory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
Tho ylrsInln Campaign.

The report comes from Virginia that a
red-hot state campaign is going on.
What Is known as Fitg Lees cavalry is
riding across the country creating en-
thusasm aud excitement. AS many as
five horsemen IN line IRE now escortng
Leo TO the next speaking place, The Re-
pnblicaus fear this cavalry company bust.
ness, aud are pouring out ridicule at II,
but with no appreciablc effect, as It grows
With Lees advance over the mountains
Every man who can blow bugle has
been engaged Tor these professions. In.
teliigencc has Just been received here
that the Republicans have fellcd tree,
across the main road over which Lee'r
route lies. The object is to prevent hin
filling his engagements
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

WhcHihe senate meets there VIII he a
list of tetwecn 500 and eco poStmaStcrs,
appointsM during recess, submitted ior
continuation. In addition It Is estimated
that darilg the session OF congress the
terms ottM least 600 poStmastrrs expire,
so that the nomination OF over one thou
sand posimasters will come before the
senate during the next session There
are two thousand three hundred and
thirty-IlYe presidential poSunastcrs n
this country, and, at the rate observed
during The past sis months, all prcsi
dental puSimasters VIII be changed
within two years.
II Is officially denied at the postofllc,
department that the postmaster at Buf
falo Is either removed OF suspended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
sl.nAlA.s MAnLll,r ArrIrunn.

CoNsTANriNorLr, oct The warlikc
attitude Of SeYia has compelled the
porte 10 call ont more reserves for service
on the frontier The Turkish ministry
believes the SorYhn troops VII
cross the frontier although certain OF
doiont In order 90 raise the question AZ
90 ScNia'- right The porto has rep,
resented % the foreign ambassador
here that serious revolution
would Involve Nlontncgro Bosnia,
Herzegovina, and that Austria and
Russia would eventually be drawn into
the conflict, The Bulgarian dele,
gates, pctrof aud Tschanok0f,
who are commissioned by Prince
Alexander 10 assure the
porte that peace aud oraer rcianed Ia
Eastern RoomElee, arrived at the Ycdiz
kosock and solicited an interview With
the sultan. They were Immediately
arrested and were subjected 20 official
examination. The affair has caused q
sensation II Is stated NJ Ncildon, Rus.
Sian ambassador, has raised
a difficulty Ia the ROom.E lcan confer
ence. He desires that the articles IN the
Berlin treaty, giving Turkey the right 70
send troops 10 Eastern Room-hlco, DC
abolished ~ the event 81 a reunion Of
the two B1lgarias
The porte * negotiating
Tor loan from The Ottoman hank The
bank asks from the porte AZ partial
guarantee for the desired loHn con.
cesslon for railroad In asia Minor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

The consul Of unltod States at Quay
mas, Mexico, Informs the department. OF
state that statements made by various
newspapers that there are 1000 Cinnamon
IN his district, and that the same are be.
ing introduced into the United States in
violation Of the restriction act OF con.
gress, are untrue, as the total number OF
Cinnamon 10 his district does not exceed
l2i, and they are nearly all employed IN
shoe aud tailoring factories, and have no
desire 20 leave their present profitable
poeitions, No additions are being made
TO their eainher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

tells the Sunday CAPITAL of an Interesting
Interview az had with Gen. sherman IN
January, 1865, which shows Shorman had
very mttcr feeling then about news
papers The gentleman who tells the
story says he had been printing an army
paper for aboct two years at Beaufort,
;. C,iand went TO Savannah TO ask Shcr-
mans PERMISSION for the removal OF the
enterprise 10 thar place. lie says he was
received pleasantly until he mentioned
his business ~ would like TO know
what The deuce an army wants with a
newspaper or what anybody wants with
them, FOR that matter This war was
hroughton by newspapers and preachers
and II Neuld have ended long ago but
for them and the women" said SHEER.
man
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
cAuLE NorIS

The report That Austria IS m0Misma
heranny ispniciahy denlpd
II {, Thought IN Vienna tbat the Room,
Elean conference win bon failure
"NIoonigldcrs' W ireland ara iUrhg
The farmers 70 swear they Wijl pas no
rcnts
" dc Moline chel OF the Frctph delt.
gates now Visiting Canada says mai ne
triumph OF the Conservatives Wiil MOI rn.
danger The rcpublie,
The mayor OF phtlippopulls has
ordered the posting OF plnoardS anuouc.
Ing that The sultan he's accepted he
union of Bulgaria and Room. Elco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

The Critic says Il Is learned on upanes-
tlonablc authority that the president has
virtually determined upon Commissioner
Eaton's successor, and that George VIII
liam Curtis and other prominent REFORM
ers have approved the selection The an
nounccment Is not likely TO be officially
made until about the time Commissioner
paton's resignation takes effect, hoYem-
berl. The impression i general that
Commissioner Thoman's place VIII DC the
second 70 be flled, and that MI. y. ID.
Graves, or some other official Identified
with administrative reform work from .
department standpoint, VIII DC ienaered
the position. Commissioner 1regoiy'
according 70 the authorities. VII pe lile
Iast ~ the commissioners 20 be displaced,
and n viii not be al all surprising II he is
permanently retained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
Another Candidate.

A new candidate for the position of
doorkeeper Of the house of representa-
tiyes has been announced in the person Of
Mr. George -. Chiffon Of West Virginia,
who now holds position al the capital.
1t Is also said that Che list will be swelled
next week, when an Ohio man viii come
out for the same place, but us yet his
name Is not forthcoming.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

rARls, uct, ,.it Is rcpof,cd-that pro.
Nisional ministry Is TO be formed, IN.
cluding NJ, NJ, Clrmcnecau aud tloQuct,
The number Of Conservatives elected IS
lSa. II Is believed that second halloNngs
win raise the number OF Conservatives
to 2l0.
NJ, Rochciuu argues that Republican
defeat h due 20 The TonQuin expedition,
and u Is necessary to gnilotluc Ferry The
FIRST thing The Republican papers gen.
orally aip disposed To make y scape seai
Of kNrry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
OF The Fourth Glass.

The pOstmastcr-gcnera today APP
pointed fourth-class postmastors, dlstrib-
uted as follows Kentucky, 6 Ohio, l0i
Illinois, D; Iowa. Z; Missouri, ~; Ne.
braska, .; Dakota, 3 Oregon, Wash
mgtou Territory, 81 Colorado, ? Idaho,
2; Louisiana, | Tennessee, Arizona,
IT, New Mexico, ?. The only tourth-cass
appointment IN Texas was A. j. Warren,
at Camp Rice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
AnnoIntmenl. IN lho rrc.Ihrni.

The president to-day appointed Jabry
l.. NJ. Cnmy Of Virginia, TO be envoy eX-
aud minister plenlpotcntlary
TO Spain, vice Foster, resigned,
Charles A, Zollingcr, 20 be pension
agent at Indianapolis.
VIM. B. Shaffcr, TO be receiver Of pub
lie moneys at Cooustou, Wyo.
Chas. a. Coryll, to he receiver OF public
moneys at Dclnorte, Colorado.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
osMAN nIoMA n,1,.,.,Trn

CAIRO, Oct s,~0rlcial a,lviccs have
been received irom RaSamla Thu cani-
mander oi the Ahyssiuia expedition Il
mavhlng 10 the relief OF The beleaguerta
garrison at kasseltA, the Ahyssinian-
defeated large force undor Osman
nlgnia, aud that 1900 DcrhyshiroS wcre
killed. The Ahyssmm general h nnw
rapidly advancing Oh Rascal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
4 MAnrYn no scrnsor mon MINIS

LIMA, oct :. with the object Of IN
yestIgaiiOp ofa peculiar disease known
rs yarlglas fever, experiments with IN
incubation Of blood u affected persons
have been conducted here. medical
student on whose person an experiment
had been made has fallen O victim %
science. his death caused great com,
meniation.
A company Is being formed here under
American management 10 work rich golil
deposits in the province Of India $780,.
Ool IS 70 BE- expended In machinery. Sach
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
nyNAMlrr N oNrAnro.

larlly aiiempt was made carly this mnrne
Ing to blow M, 81 tynamlls, tito r,si.
dcnccs otpollco Magistrate Monroo and
Provincial Constable Anderson. Both
houses were badly wrecked but the Ia.
mates We're unhurt. The cause 80 the
Outrage appears 20 be the commencement
OF prosecutions against Nolators OF The
scott temperance act ~ these officials.
M arrests have yet been mNdc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

10. pAap, Try, Dct, q Jesse Jones,
ii,g daring youthful hlallwayman,
Who r0bbed tho stage rlmning
between cisco aud Br0Huwood,
aud Abilene aud san Angelo, Tex WIS.,
captured after midnight last niglf on d
wosi.honnd Texas Paclhc train
The capture was made rs
Conductor Flnley, who IA also o United
states narsha!, and Odenhelmpr d san
Franeisco drummer Jones sold
lis boree aud rot on the train
al Marien0eid, the German COLONY after
wandering several miles acrosa the plnlns.
Nc had when Captured 500 aud a check
FOR s4G2 On Waco hunk.
M VIII bn tgken Eastward w the
federal authorities. The stages he robbed
run through thickly settled country,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

CfNrisyArI, ONO, Oct lndse
Foraker to-day received the following
dispatch
Al0esgt, MI, oet !.
10 Hon J. a. Foraker. Cincinnati
Interest III your contest rapidly ~
creasef Ia The East, with strong conn
dence ~ your Victory. ircgrct extremely
that II has moi been Ia my power % iahf
part Ia the Ohio canvass.
fSieupai JANfr g BitlAf,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
lAINn Mn.NN,s rnnnAr.

hrl0R,nr, oct : King Milan, az a
meeting Of the chamber Of deputies yes
terday, declared that IN the ovcnt OF The
union between bulgaria and Room.Elco
being recognized by tho powers, SorVR
would fight mloss her demands for OK
tension OF territory were granted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

The president to-day appointed ulc FOL.
loving presidential postmastcrs; G. g.
Guliax, New Ibcgio, Las Thos, a.
fantry, at Algeua, Iowa, vice -, IL, Spen-
Ger, resigned; Andrew Sbakcspcar, hnla-
nazoo, Mich, vice H. Gates, commission
expired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08

WAsnlSGroy, oct ~ chief Brooks Of
the Treasury secret service with the nv
slstaDre 81 several members oi the fiiy
detective and police force, thls morning
arrested i've linlians, tSo Of whom VEN
suspected of passing counterfeit coin
They hive on routed farm ina neigh
boring county % Maryland and
hayc been 10 tic habit ~ coming
into market apparently us luocent huek-
STEERS or purchasers, They are ~ Tie
lower class 81 Italians The case has
born AnAcr Investigation severed days,
and the iran was sprung To-day
at the risk of losing llir game,
Late this afternoon three pore mcin-
beers al the gang Rlso llalaDs, Wera cap.
tprca. a visit ~ The farm resulted 10
finding lettprs which developed
the tact that iho spurious
coin cane from Cincinnati
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
vol. XII NO. ~

Is the wealth OF The ninr that competent
engineers are Of the opinion The animal
revenue cannot he less than TWO milton
dollars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-08
|. Gorgeous Display of New Fall and Winter Fabrics
B.C.EV ANS &C.: !:

In times this when money dearly earned and YOU hesitate
spending dollar not matter Importance that YOU
pains find place where money will largest
@ We have real bargains every department assuy
|soi benefit to you if your wants in our line.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-17
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Phoenix, Arizona, is TO have Methodist
college.
The snow is three feet deep in The noun
tains near Paradise valley, New
Trout have commenced their annual
pilgrimage up the Truckee river.
Measles are so prevalent at Lakeport that
the public school has had to close.
A mushroom grew in Portland that was
"a inches in circumference, and weighed
l pounds.
Rails and materials for the Riverside and
Los Angeles Railroad are arriving at the
former place.
The Sonoma DcaocoGt says G.. N Whit
aker has upon his place a grove of four
acres of chestnuts, four years Old, from the
seed They have partial crop this year,
and next season full crop is expected
The petrified bones of some prehistoric
animal of enormous size were lately dug up
at depth Of twenty feet at BHllionville,
New. The head measured three feet across
just above the eyes, and teeth five inches
long were found.
The Phoenix A. t. Hcraid says: There
are between seventy and eighty insane peo-
pie that properly belong to this Territory
that are now guartered in California.
When our asylum is built they will, of
course, become our wards.
Butte City, Montana. has population of
$4,000, 1000 to 5000 of whom are employed
in the mines al 81 30 per day, and fully as
many men are idle The town supports
five daily newspapers, five brass and string
bands. and fifteen gambling establishments,
four variety theaters and one opera house,
which are doing rushing business every
night.