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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
AUSTIN.
Financial Report 10 the Governor from
the Comptroller.

financial Report 10 the Governor from
The Comptroller.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, March 26--ln response
TO an inquiry from GOV, Ireland Comp.
troller Swain issued the following state
ment OF receipts from tax collectors, and
the state of The iinancos generally;
CoMPTRoLLsR's OFFIcR. AUSTIN, Tex,
March "a, lssG.--To his Excellency, john
Ireland, Governor of Texas. have the
honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF your
communication OF the 18th inst ana beg
TO hand you herewith the Information 70.
questqd therein in the form suggested In
lour letter, The tables shows l. Prob
able revenue forthc year from allsoutces,
Sl,95S,0 8l.
?. Probable receipt for the school fund
for the year from taxes, l,0bi, 100.
3. Total probable receipts OF revenue
and Of school fund from taxes, Sa,ol2,-
0Sl 90.
4. The total receipts from each county
separately, aggregating Sl,4ll, 5Q5 50.
5. Tho character OF remltunccs en-
bfaced IN the above aggregate are cash,
S93g, 0GS OF school coupons, SS45, 6G6.0oi
camptroller's drafts, stS2,777.2s
la addition 70 the receipts ms shown
from tax collectors, the comptroller has
deposited In the state treasury since June
80, 1885, Of taxes made payable ldirectly
to HIM, sls6, s2G.Gb, and there has
been received from the several depart.
ments oiilce.fees amounting 20 500, 1871.
We thus nave the aggregate receipts 10
the 2Sd Inst. s. $40 ,055.7l, against the
aggregate ef probable receipts OF revenue
and school fund OF s8,Ol2,0Si, leaving yet
TO be received Of revenue and school
fund 81, 362,995 20
The period fixed by law for the forcible
collection VI taxes being the lst day OF
| March, the revenues are coming into the
treasury rapidly, and Il is probable that
the greater part OF the above
SUN will be received during the
next month. In this connection | VIII
state that a considerable amount has
been paid 10 the county trcasurers OF
several counties on school certificates
held by them. OF that class OF claims
against the state there is yet In the
hands OF county treasurors, not paid by
the tri asurer as shown by the records OF
this Office, sI,Cig,0OO. How much Of that
amount has been paid by the several col.
! lectors cannot be determined until the
proper reports arc received. Very
respectfully w. j. SWAIN, Comptroller
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

opera tlon OF it, trSins. and Il pledges n.
SELF to perform and comply On ~ naf,
with ali rcqaisitlons az the go,rrrh, a,
said pfocNsma,lon The action ~ I'M
board waa lelceraphed to Gov Marina.
duke.
AN Afgn NNonAripN srurrGn.
ST Louis. NO, March GOA frelzh.
train, made np ny the Missouri Pacnc
railway officials, wa started from this citg
this morning, gnar6ed BY strong
force ~ seVeby-nye policemen. NJ
excitement attended Us departure
and Il passed through the city
witAout enc0untcsing any lntcrfrr-
ence from strikers. News Was received
soon afterwards that Recommendation
train running between this city aud nj.
cihc, forty miles d,stats, had been boari-
90 ~ strikers and the cnginc Killed IN
view Of this fact an cDHine carving twen-
yriiNe police armed wiih Winchester
rides VAS dispatched thither IN antictpa.
ton ct Interference from strikers with
the freight train sent ont NON this city.
Police assistance, however, WAS not ne, q
ed fer The train passed through 60 fNcinc
unhindercd, and from latest accounts was
still proceeding ON rs way west
AVuf ADVICE TOLL OWED.
81 Louis, Mo-, March e,--A commit
tee OF three Of the striking Wabash rail.
way Knights Of Labor called upon the
chairman Of their executive committee
this afternoon and informed hlns they had
sfhck aud requested him to tell them as
70 The proper course 10 pursue The
chairman ssld thoy had no Just cause for
astrike and advised them TO return TO
work Immediately. Tho committee then
returned 70 the meeting OF Wabash men
then IN session, end after discussing the
situation decided "a follow the chairman's
advice and remrn 20 work.
SCATTERED CIRCULARS.
Special TO the Gazette.
WEkrnRRKogD, TRx, March 26--A
man by the name OF John Haneate was
arrested by united States Deputy Mar
Shal w, f. Morton at Gordon last night,
and brought into this city and placed IN
jail here for safe.kcepng. The charge
that ilengate was arrested on Is contempt
OF the United States court In the way II
scattering circulars along the railroad
that are calculated TO intimidate the
hands that are now NJ work on the road.
EASTERN FREiGnr Will MOVE
ST.. Louls, Mo, March 2G.--rhe east
ern roads announce this morning that they
viii move trains as usual, and that they
win take Gil freight offered. Reports
which have got abroad that Vice-presl-
dent Hoxie, General Superintendent
Kerrigan or any other Missouri Pacific
official has been KILLED, shot, or assaulted
In any way, are by the sheriff tonight
denied.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
MASsLAUGnTER.
A Man Found Guilty. Tor killing His wifss
Ssducer.

~
Ssduoer.
special to the Gazette.
COLEMAN, Tx, March 2G.--The Grim
Inal docket was taken up Monday and the
case OF the State vs.. Louis Paulin,
charged with the murder old. Is. Hcnder-
son, was taken up and has employed the
time Of the court til this evening, at
witch time the fury returned verdict OF
guilty OF mansiaughier and assessed the
punishment at two years in the peniten-
tlary. The case Is one that had created
consi ierable interest here. Both the de-
PENDANT and the deceased had lived
M Henrietta county. The deceased had
been IA the employ OF Paulln, but some
weeks before the homicide Pauiin had
discharged Henderson, Henderson com.
Inc 70 Coleman county 70 live Alter
Henderson left Henrietta county Paulin
was informed that Henderson had Sc
duced his wife Paulin would not believe
IL al Il sst but the proof was 20 positive
| that pahiln became convinced Of the
cult OF Henderson and he at once f1l-
| lowed him into this county and killed
| MN on sight. The state WAS ably
represented by b. W. Camp, the dir
| triet attorneyland John Randolph OF this
place, both IN behalf Of the state, and
they are entitled to great credit IN secnr-
ing verdict against a public feeling o.
sympathy for the defendant. The Hon
/ q. ii. Go0dson and Senator 9. y. Bell o.
the Hamilton bar, and II L. Sims Of thi'
place, ably represented the defendant
Judge J.. b. Wheeler ordered the grand
Jury, which was discharged on Monday
last, 20 reconyene on next Monday.
Il A splendid rain fell here to-day which
was needed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

A child receives the same attention az
an adult at Warehouses; drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

DALLAS, TEX, March 20. The supply Q, o.
,otstoes ana apples in the city IL daily
seersssing MS Ii is not repleuished ike
wise Via otheT articles that are shipped here,
W. the wholesale merchants are nlling,
orders from the country by express , Slu
mir mir stock Is not being increased. Inc
strikers are stlll hopeful. They thlnk
he IN, trsinmen will Join them II II becomes
necessary nee They say no assessment mas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-03

NEw YoEx. Ane 2.-Govsrnmsnf
bonds we're quiet and unchanged. There
Was almost no news Of character 70
saest she values received today. bui
FumofB we're plentiful and their effect
was almost invariably 20 enhance
values. A story vas early pat IN ciFon-
lati0n that the Onion Paaiac had pur-
chased aoutFolline tnfsreat in the Ore
Ren Navigation Cempaay. 4 free COW
eFins Of shorts followed and stocks I'd
vAnesd oqer one per csnt within sn
boar. The story VS. Afterwards denied
but only little af the advanne waa lsst.
Everything 0n the aoliys list. axcept the
Western Union, is higher tonight and
Saint Paul. Michigan CentFal and Can
adian Paeid0 are each up ~ per oent
sud other ltooks are up frsotional
Runouuta
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snsa I'D 10 10 rasnlt Il was hssauss
the power. which haa ker.lofors -
vsuted ae.ian, woosd ooulinae ta ere
vent r. He was zana shat Il Wns a.
oe2lre 81 tne Houaa onnfarars thai snraa
o the results be REACHED
41e osnAte ausndments 10 IN naval
estAtishmsnt Ill we're euaeafre1 il
anu ne oiiA, after the sianafure of Ihe
Speaker and PFss1snrf ~ - snnase
naFe been attached. uiil 70 q ne Pfas-
idsnt for his nrpsueal.
Randall, fsam Gha Conferences Con-
niftee o. tne c1ndsy Civil Berrica A.
Pfot,tlAtl1n bllh reported 9 disagree
oenale'e tellogglona Park amend uenl.
tha eonferanus ruport was 4rree1 - and
farther ranleEanca oraered.
% motion q Rindall joint rssola-
tlon Waa passed, extandinq till Anrns,
1otn tee prosisiona sf the joint Eusoln.
nunas proF.din9 teuporsrily for exuen-
dttares % TIE GsveFnaaenf.
Aha cpsa&ef pr0coeded % cali tha
STATES for tse intIodaction q billa.
bAsers Of NsV Xofk. offered > rosala-
non q reoapitulaklon. sell eii-commenda-
eion. nodes laadailon and hearty can
RtaEnlatlen b ne responsible mai ioritT
q aha hoaae. 1he reading of this waa
demanded b bAyne, o. RonnsYlga1ia.
and TIE dooamens proved % Be :
atamp" apeEs contAininG severe ar
EiaenmeHt d the Dsmoeraiio majority
- tne houae and tie DemoqrAtio Rrssi-
sent Tor slns OF onlsaion and o0mmia.
sion.
Several simsl. Mr.. Reagan. 81 Texas.
inaerrupled the reading and ooiaciad %
: stamp speech being 4niealed into she
proceedinGu 81 the Hoaso endar false
pretenses. Ihe Speaker ruled shat. e
ne docnment vas presented uadar lhe
call % States and vas 10 Ne fern of q
resolution. Il must Be raoaipsd. He
added dryly thai the Easoiulisna we're
not a. attack opon ihs House bui upon
the Demooratlc party and thaf be
tnouKnt the Damscratin party conld
stand q. The rssolalion. vhfoh vas
endorsed for Eelerenca % the ''3ieering~
Von1mltteo, having been read, Mr.. Ran.
dalt said be did noi consider Is either
respectful or deoeni and he therefore
moved % kefsE the Feanlatioa 10 tho
nember Who offered it.
Baker aBked oonsenf e withdraw it
b1e an objection Waa made.
handallla molten 10 return the rasO-
lation to Baker vas agreed 10.
Scott. Of Pennsylvania. oEere1 a re-
sslnti0n calling on the Secretary q the
Treasury for inrofmation FsspeetinQ TIE
.oinaee ct standard silver dollars. Re-
forred.
Atkins. Of Pennsylvania, introdased
) hill to prsgani the acquisition Of real
property p corporations Referred.
On motisn OF Mason, of filinoia, the
'uiaa were suspended aud the Henss By !
! Yose Of l6z 20 81 passed, with z verbal /
amendment, the senate bill incraaai Z
he pension 0f soldiers Who have lost
~ arm o. leg 10 the service.
The Houss then adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-03

CmcA0o, Ang. 2. PFines Hizashi
Fushimi. separated from she Mikado-
ship q Japan b. oaly z thisd q fourth
aoasinnhip. arrived heFe today with the
Vtseo M asiskata. Captain 4araki. ,.
kshodi, n. Kfino and oBeeervaut. 1hey
Are on thsiF say from Earops - their
native home. Prince Faahimfa man
ners are moat polished an4 pleasant.
He has tfe appe4ra' - of 3 ePant4h
gantiamsn. Ne has heSa N Eart4 o. .
YEAR and speaks Rrensh nnsn4ls. He
usara The mast faahionsoiy cui elothsng
aud 10 addiesed 90 eaFEyiaR oane. 1bs
PFinea also amoksa clRaFstt&s. 1he
mtasiua % tha Punot te thia couniEy
and Earups Gas 10 stady seae1ee and
% iales aud Be hAs besn fairly saeosss-
ful 10 both. Ths party spsat loday -
dgisinR ahout the citY. Ihs4 ieff heEe
iss San EsAnaisso tontEhA
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FnE NEMa 81 arNpAY.

Near Balgille, MiasonFi, s. o. Sanders
vas shot and killed By Ed. Brown, an
alleged thief whose wagon they were
searching for stolen goods.
A. Wilcox. Arizona. Bill Williams. a
eattleman of AFrivipa, saot and killed
J. b. Collins, q prominent merchant
and governments contractor.
Al Rhoudda. Wales, prizs haht BE-
tween men named Evans and James rs-
suited In She death Of tue former after
thirsy-two ronnds lad been foaQhf.
CammaBder-in-Ch Chief Burdetis Of The
Grand Army Of the Republic arrived II
San Francisco Wifh bis aiAh. de was
received IN q manner worthy o. he O.
oasion.
At Belfast, Ireland. ri0ting b the
OfanRemen has bean renewed. A num-
Der Of buildings we're wrecked. The
military fred on The mob, woonding
many persons.
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PACIFIC COAST.


PoRT IowNsExD, Ang. 3--The third
party movsu1ent at Port Townsend fell
throaRh, no one attending the ooAVen-
tion called.
Dr.. 5. Q. Devan, surgeon Ia charge Of
the Marine Hospital here, Fs3urned
from Victoria this morning, whore be
had gone 20 procure the arrest Of Her
mann O0hn, late steward Who deserted
aud left on she steamer o1ean Of the
Pacific last Friday Tue fiotofia pol &c
uere Enable 10 flnd him.
The old Arm Of n D. Hill 4 Son has
been dissolved, N. d. Hill retiring. Ths
two sons. Daniel n. Hill aud Howard
Hill, have formed q copartneFship IN
der the name ef n. d. Hii'a 6ona and
viii continue the drug business.
shipping AnteiilGeneo
PonT TowEsEsp, AnR. 2.-Arrivsd--
Norwegian bark fr0s; bark LizEia viii
llams aud ship Ivanhos from San
Francisco. Tue latter left for Seattle
in tow Of tue tuR Tyee.
PoRT DIscoYKnx, Aug. 2.-ArFived--
Ship Snmatra.
Saiied--Sohoone Falcon.
PoaL 0AGHLn. Aug. 2.-ArFived--
Bark Fresno.
Poar RLAKrLr, AuR. a. Arrived
Ship TopRaliant.
TAToosH. Ane. 2 "A ship passed Ia at
4p-m m. koRgy and fresh soatheast wind
81 5 .. N.
PonT AsoKL0s, Aue. "A steamship
passed 40 TIE straits at noon.
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81. Lours, Aug. "A IRE broks 0ui
shortly before noon today IN the Ma
iiouAl Stock Yards Is East IS.
Louis and sprssd With saoh Fapidity
that tbs local Ere dep7rtment uas ana
bic 10 maateF the aames and sn appeai
for aid uaa seat 10 thia city, 70 3hieh
fhres sngines responded. TIE indioa-
lions noB { ] p. a. ara that the sheds
aud barns will Be wholly destroyed
The yards aFe situated some distance
from E4sl 81. Loata, and il . place
Ehers TIE eaRinae can only d indideE-
enf work.
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&~HcHMoA AENA44@N NHN@HA @oetAMs
EA0Ez Pass (Tsx J, AuR. 2.-By q
special order of 0oyafnor II land 10
Coumty Attorney ksiso. 3 complaint
yes received against c0anty S6aRs Hsf-
setter, Sheriff Oglesby, Deputy sheKif
Diaz nd Francis AoadsAgon for bei 4
oonoeFned Ia the illegal oAptnrs and y
livery Of franeiso9 Raslfea 10 tie polios
ef Riedras Nenras. The frst threa
meationed N ividua's we're arrested
snd plaosd undeF bonds Of 81 90 cash
20 appear befere Jastics Dame. Act
izsns' meeting bel ~ ths oouFihoass
this aflsrnoou paaasd resolutions siFong.
" andOr ing the aetion Of 0ovsraoF
Ireland 10 TIE premises and thAnkinR
him 10 The namo % Maverick co1nty
fOE seminR % pfsmptly % he relisf %
10 peoBls.
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tlsahla 81 ~ Iais dsy = ihssssaion q
CangEasa. Ehe fsas. ioo. ghas 80 elll
doea 10 take e3ac1 b. ~ laH14 until
nlnaey days have eiapesd afieE - ep-
rBosnii. fhus lnnginR Is bus cue menth "
eDsfaSion helo1o tbe nexk eeazlal e
caHgress when e time dos nos ne0
psrmit. the safety and eflcianeg g the
meaaure mar be a1un1anllF proles1ad
b remedial Legislative aa.t0n, end d.
siEe 20 zee Eaaiinea ths bsne1aaut Ee-
suits which it h expected vii imDedi-
afely fnlleW fhs inaneaEaa , q this
lesialnti y. have hn1 thrix fnnnnncs in
9slsrmininR ny oi1aial action. 4hs
a0nsideratioas which have heen ~
fsrrsd %. aills h0pe, iaasiiY lais oom-
m1uiea1inn and TIE aaRxssttsna which
Is oontaina. GHoFER CEENELAND.
Excessive Mansisn. Auz. 2. 1856.
seeEssaEy maynra en the EIexlean ouf-
EnGes.
WAsHEur0z, AuR2 -RaprsssntaiiV
CRnine. az Texas, today bad IN later
View with Secretary Bayard Ia reference
80 taa Cutting nna Haa1ro8 caaea- MK.
Crains aid that ths Secretary Is
aF7nned % the Importance of the pfiE-
A44LW 4NIUMAWLA
pHoteot Amexioan eltizeEs - the fnll
extant of his power.
il il understood that the House Com
miifes on EoEsizn AGairs via declare
tea arrest and Imprisonment Of Cutting
10 have been an infrinRemeRs Of his
rights aa a. American citizen and viii
report . resolution FsQueskinR the Pres
ident IL an omp1affa manneE 30 demand
his release % the Asxiean 0CVernuent.
ran RstanIaiaan.
Representative Collins, Of Maascchu-
sstts. today introdooed II she Heuse
q bill eulhorixing the Pr siaent
% deny all oommeFci1i rights,
including the right % transport "
hieloa OF ears IN the United States 20
eueh foreign countries Is may deny
commercial pFivileRea 10 oitinans Of the
DATED States.
sfntemens of shs EaEEsn's Finances.
WksH1Eoroz, AuR. 2-Ths following
10 Fsoapulatinn Of the public aeet
statement issued today: Interest bear-
ing dsbt. principal and interest. 81, 1,2lf,-
90. .o8l; debt on whioh interest has
ceased alnos maturity, e5.51I .3l3i oebl
bearing no interest, 53dI I0l9. .69Ss total
debt prinaipnl and interest," 81, ,765 559s
017s saial debt les available cash iieua,
81 $50 293 60l; net cash b the Treasury,
$50, ,206 ,825; debt less cash IN the TFeas-
ury August Lat, 1ss6, q, $50 067 ,27s; debt
less cash ID she Treasury July iEt, 1886,
81 .36o, ,l86 $751; decrease Of che debt dur
fnR the mouth, s9.0f9, ,I0z. Cash In
she Treasury available for the reduation
OF the pnblio debt amounts 20 $f95 28k,-
443. Total cash in the Treasury, a.
shown by TrsasuFsr's general account.
sls4, $50. .908.
the sunday ClvlR nan.
WAmHaroN, AnR. 2.-Tha conlerses
on The snndry civil appropriation bill
this morning agreed 20 rspoFi back
on that measure. aany
points Of differences have been adjusted,
however, and the unly matters that will
require action By the next conference
are the amendments relating 10 the
coast survey, the public land surveys, !
tho occupancy Of the Pension Once |
building, the slsnographef 70 S1pEeme |
Court Justices. tbs Yellowstone Park |
and the additional bnilding for the /
insane asyinm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-03

A DanseF nan fecsntly hia fr5 in
his cae bln. and afssruafd. folRsflinR
50 ~ he ssonsy, hnuisd the cats 20
markat Then Be happenFd - remeu-
heE his hoard. and lona BeafeA uneoF-
ersd ths maney n = eME. 0uas 5ffsfb
tes sans mar hid $50 ia afuentasks in
IA kitsbsn. TIA nios nlaes nssf cf
Sc billo and en- tham into goslhiaal
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ChisaRD isexaitinR oVer her e. proaeb-
ina osBfenbiai shs declares shat she
uiiI ilnpoFt every s1vefeieu 10 Earors
and ~ their board fer thirty days. vii
reserve ons wAEd fsf 81 Isouia and aiii
hase tas British naFy srchoFed h fha
Hennepin canal. Al this wiii occaF cn
Ma1eh 4lh, l937.
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FOREIGN.


REIEAsT, Aue. 1.-No further attempts
at riotlng we're made during the night
and the oily this morning is quiet. Two
uf the men injured during the disturb
anees Saturday and Sunday are IN q
critical condition.
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LoNDoN, Aug. 2.--Lord Loasdals has
been sentenced ts pay q fne at New
castle for assaultine David Dsbenpande,
the husband Of Yioiet Cameron, the
husband had found ais wife With Lons-
dale IN q room a. q tavern and had been
kicked oat Of the apartment by Ions
dale who Otherwise maitEeated him.
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DuBLES. Aug. 2.--The PaEneIliie party
az their meeting on Weduesd , viii np-
point delegates 90 the convention al
Chicago eE the National Lsague Of
America. They viii at the sam. time
arrange 10 secure seata in the HOUSE Of
Commons for Healy and d BEtsn, Who
maEa dAlnalah In The rananh nlaallnna
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BAxREUTH. AnR. 2.-Abbs Liazt died
IN Herr Etrolick's house, which stands
near WaRnsrsvillo. The Abbe was III
when be came here 60 attend Wa~uer'a
festival and had 10 be carried 30 the
Opera House. Daring the performances
Of Tuesday last be vas nervous and
fearful He caught cold, which speed-
lily turned into Inflammation Of the
lunas. He lost strength rapidly and on
FRIDAY vas deliri0ua. On Saturday be
bad q aliRhtroturn of reason, bat nsveF
rallied.
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LozDoN, Aug. 2.-Colonel Frederick
A. Stanley, President Of the Board Of
Trade IL the new Cabinet, has been
raised 10 the Peernae.
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Chiness earpeuasra ID Callfornia have
ak.anaoned ihssF anaiaaa tsull SD takEn
% Amexiran fmRisnenfa
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ne Frensh Eleeslsas.

PAR1s. Aug 2.--Rsturns fron I0i3 Of
the districts IN which elections WeEs
held yesterday for OoussilieEs Generaux
have been received. One thousand feuE-
teen hundred aud thiFteeu Of these Of
hcials are heard fr0m trienniAlly. To
636 Of the districts heard from. ReRub.
lieans have been elected, and IN 800
CONSERVATIVES have been suecessfnl. In
l01 districts q second ballo1 will ba re-
qnired. 1he Republican press calculate
that the Rsp1hiiean majority will be
seriously diminished.
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DUELns, Aug. 2.-The corporation Of
The city Of Cork has presented 20 Lord
Ahsfaeen farewell address, expressing
reREes ~ hia departure from Irslaad.
The Oork HarboF Oommission and ths
Dgblin Trade Council have presented
similar Address 10 the Losd Lieuien-
ant
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-12-18
LIFE INSU RANCE.
SOME FIXTURES OF TuE sTRON
GEST COMPANY m rIH WORLD.

GEST COMPANY m riH WORLD
rae nav FI7,.Ysr Jij,'.)li,l 'o.Dy u
tas Euslal Liz lasuraa,s Con oanyof
New York.
The new five year distribution
policy of the Mutual Life Insurance
company, Of New York, was adopt
ed more than a year ago, and be-
lieves that it offers to the public a
policy simpler in form, more liberal
in character and promising better
results and cheaper insurance than
any ever yet devised.
SIMPLICITY.
N me Of the ol t.c.llicll ter IN
provisos, conditions, ana antiqunted
restrictions cln he found IN this
policy. If the policy h)ller p .ys his
premiums, while he lives, the CON
pany will paw the full value Of his
policy when he dies. rna>e pol .cies
are made payable Immediately on
the death of the insured. 1t is II,
a Tontine policy, in f,r the benoGt
of the few.
LIB ,nALITY.
The applicant mast live in a heal
by bslllty al a;r,. not to 9, t.
aly.point in the torril zone within
the next two ya.rs, AMI not to ell
gage in any specially hlzrl,us
occupation. Bel "a, incoatestA5le af-
ter two year, an | n)nforfeitsble at
expiration of the Thrill year, it pro-
viIes legacy AMI not u Lawsuit.
The policy hol Ter has six m ,uths
time after the l'pse of his policy to
decide whether he will take pail
up insurance Or ..pply to be rein
stated.
SECURITY.
Those lookin. for life insurance
would do well to consid r THIS new
five year distribution policy Of the
Mu ual Life Of NV York, S,nre
tn" company holds the foremost
pla;o amons life in>nr,nne iA>tltu
ton; of the worl,and oifers supe
rior advantages in AL the features
OF business, together with unequal
cd financial security, 1t combine,
all the advantages Of a-e, large and
select membership, tinancla
strength, absolute security, and the
cheapest insurance that is honestl,
. possible under any contract whicl
has definite value to the beneiici
: airy.
Any person desiring to secure
, policy of life insurance. or Obtain
any information in regard to tn
plans of the company. pieaseaddrcs
/, E. NJ. THURsToN, Gen. Spec ! Agen
, Room |, Loveman Block, C..atta
nooga: o.
Chas. Il, Blackjack,
Local Agent,
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