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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05

.a q, a.. .hus,ve article court thu fullest Inquiry
and will return BY fret train Tomorrow morning
Tho Mayor was Gus OF the city and will not return
until tomorrow.
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M0RM0NS rO RE RROUGHr no COURE

A writ of habeas corpus was issued yesterday by
Churchill OF the Supreme Court on the application
OF II. W. Leonard requiring the Commissioners OF Emgra'
tion To prduce be fore him to morrow D. the twenty
three Mormon grants detained By he Comnis
siouers. propo Is = end them back TO Europe.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

The undersigned committee having received ,.s
OF all the Divisional Mortgage Bonds upon which pro.s
oreclOse the reorganization OF the Texas and P.rls
Railway Company under the committees plan will ~
promptly proceeded with.
The attention klolers called 10 the following f.s
showing the superior position they will In the reorYan
company with their position prsen,
company The latter bankrupt and the physical
OF its road wreched
reorganization II Ia proposed 10 bring roa
standard by the expenditure Of SJOOOnO0
trbued the bond and share holders. The authorized
fixed OF the present company f23GOsSO with
S5G0O0O contingent charges. making total OF s2320
fixed charges Of $40 with contingent clarges Of
81 $50 600 making total OF 81 537 sac ahead Of
81 2S7 $40 actual liked charges the company
will rest upon secure and permanent basis
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TIME
UNTIL, WHICH STOCK MAY DE DEPOSITED WITH
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY ~
LIMITED TO SEPT. 30. AFTER WHICH DATE STOCK
WILL ONLY BE RECEIVED. IF AT ALI. UPON PAY.
MENT OF PENALTY OF TWO DOLLARS PER
SHARE.
THE CONTRIBUTION PROVIDED FOR UNDER THE
PLAN WILL NOT BE REQUIRED AT THE TIME or
DEPOSIT BUT THE SAME WILL BECOME PAYABLE
IN INSTRUMENTS OF NOT MORE THAN - so PER
SHARE AND UPON NOTICE OF NOT LESS THAN
NINETY DAYS
/. j. WISTAR.
JOHN MARkOE,
ROBERT FLEMING,
E.. NJ. McIIiEE COMMITTEE.
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SALES At THE COHSoLIDA TED STOcK AND PETRo
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
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financial.
TO TIE INCOME AND LAND GRANT
BONDHOLDERS OF THE TEXTS
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

Notice IA hereby given that the time within which ,
bonds will he received by the Farmers Loan Trust
pany limited TO SEPTEMBER 30 after which aa,. ,s
terms accorded TO income and land bondhoers MAJ
the committees plan will be absolutely Withdrawn ere.,.
respect the bonds that have deposited on or b
that date with the Farmers Loan aud Trust COMPANY
ISAAC ). WIsTAR
JOHN MARKOE,
ROBERT FLEMING,
e. VI. McfHEE, Committees
JACOB II. SCHIFF,
VILLA VI d. WiN~OR,
JOHN n. HUTCHINSON.
&. v. sATTERLEE. secretsrx.
NEW. YORK, Sept l. 1896
NRw Vopv c.. ,oo.S
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firepIaees, Oratfs, etc.
Dentlstrp.


nR LAKES. 26O Grand-st., reduced full
sets beautiful teeth f5 So So former prices 80 slo
$50; gold filings So. So
J,IRST-CLASS DENTISTRY of every descrlp-
L ton AT the lowest prices by Drs. WAIT ani SMITH
As Fast 23d.st sets OF Teeth IS upwarL ES
tracing under SOC Please CALI ReterchceA Tx q
Janyrin Dr. j. w. Howe. Or. j. w warner
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THE MONEY MARKET
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-SErr a.
THE GENERAL LI3E

1ct1aI sales Closing. No.
@'N -- shares
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/. j. WISTAR.
JOHN MAitkOE,
ROBERT FLEMING,
G.. NJ. McGHEE.
JACOB II. sCHiFF,
WILLIAM ID. WIN>OR,
John n. HUTCHINSON.
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op's. Hgtl Low'u Final. Bid. Ass'd sod
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31

Qno VI the finest locomotives ever
sean In the west arrived in this city
yesterday for the K, N. g. D. road. Ii
was made at the Burnham, Parry
Williamson & Co., locomotive works
at Philadelphia. 1t is one Of the cele-
brated Baldwin locomotives, with an
extension boiler and straight stack,
the only straight stack locomotive in
this part Of the country. 1t is equip,
ped with the Monitor injector and
Westinghouse air brake, and has been
put ia charge Of that most excellent
aud competent engineer, William Rum
yam, who is as pround Of his pet as a
mother of her babe. II will be over-
hauled by Billy and when readya trial
trip will be made. Fort Scott Monitor.
This is the lower end Of the North
and South railroad.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mrs. M. j. McKenna desires to inform
her numerous patrons that after the 1st of
April. she will continue her MILLINERY
and DRESSMAKING business at her resi-
dence on Washington street. She will re-
ceive full and complete line of Millinery
Goods direct from New York within the
next few days and all order will be prompt
ly and carefully filed and satisfaction
guaranteed. Theladies ere invited to call
and examine her stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31
Monroo, La.

KS monroe, Iaos
in the Ouachita House, where toi fifteen
days he will scientifically treat the fol-
lowing diseases:
! All diseases peculiar to Women: also
treats Rhumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Liver and Kidney diseases, such as
Chronic Constipation. Biliousness, Sick
Headaches, tRectal Diseases such as
Piles, Fisure of the Rectum, Fistula in
iAno. Blood Diseases. such as SYPHILIS,
Scrofula, White Swelling, Venerial Dis
eases, such as Gonorrhea, Impotence,
Stirility and Nervous and Sexual Debility,
Diseases of the Eye Ear and Throat
Opium and Morphine Habits cured
withour Suffering or Detention from
Business. Cancer Dropsy and Catarrh
Cnred by us.
We Cure Stammering by on Art-No
Medicine or instrument used We Extract
Cancers with Vegetab2. Plester, without
PERFORMING any Surgical operations and
without Much Pain
\ We treat Structure by Electrolysis,
which Is painless, Consumption, Asthma
and DISEASES ofthe Heart, Dyspepsia and all
Nervous Disease. All Skin Diseases, such
as Eczen1a. letter etc, treated.
Consultation and Exam nation FREQ and
strictly oonfid dential. s
! CofTeapond dence solicites- Office hours
From 8 am. 10 ~ M, and from 2 pm. to
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to voters of Mon.-
roo and tho citizens thereof generally that
an election OF a Mayor and Seven Council
mems to compose the City Council for the
two years beginning Monday, May Sd,
1886, will be held in the City OF Monroe, on
said Monday, May 3D., 1856, within the legal
hours for same.
LEWIS y. ALLEN, JR.
Mayor.
Mayors Office, Monroe, La, March 2G,
1856.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31

=. ". Powderly, tho able grand
master workman of the knights Of
Labor, Is q native Of c. bondale, Pa,
where he was born Jan. y 1889. BY
trade machinist, he .ade him-
selfa competent civil eng u,e,. He was
mayor Of Scranton To- tw, : Is, and
hes served six years ct Il zad Of the
great labor organization
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31

Persons who have q sGperstitions
dread Of Fridry will not te pleased to.
learn that this is thoroughly Friday
year. II came 10 on Friday, will 60
out on Friday, and win have hfsy-
three Ffidays. There are four months
n the year that have five Fsidays
each; changes Of the Ins~l oe ur five
times on q Friday, and the longesl and
shortest day Of the year each feel on 4
Friday.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31
|. OUACHITA HOUSE,
DEsIARD STREET.
MONROE, LA.

Convenient to railroad depot aud steam
boat landing, and provided with superior
Accommodations, is now open to the travelling
public. GS- Sample Room for commercial
travellers. MRS. G. X. PURVIS,
Proprietress.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31

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The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31

Paris is less populous BY 1l5, 900 than
it was four years ago.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31

sOBss8nH 5as Taap pailq Taledlaph.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-31
CUHE AND I'd HEALTH
FOR THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. EURSE,

The Specialist Of Atlanta, Ga, has open
ed a temporary office in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

cult Judge, Don pariee. who wl,h hls
iitilo "euutempt OF court racket, catches
people as well where they ARE NOT. as
wDete they are. lie succeeded 80 vtttine
Judge Reagan to Introduce his Dill cur.
falling presumably the ''coNtcmpt of
court stretch ~ The Ia GELS imalluation
POINTER rFRuArs
ltls feporci frre that Mr. Charles A
CulberSoN OF JcN rSnu has WithdtaNn
from the rare Tor attorneS-kcueral. IN IA
SAID gentleman of this ciiy received 4
letter from him 10 that eject. Some ~
the quld nuncs seem TO think that aneurs
that bis distinguished father, Hon David
y. Cnlberson, may put an oar IN for the
United States senate II the legislature
should get into knot over ireland.
Maxey and Terrell, especially n the little
Southeast Texas scheme to make Judge
Reagan governor should pan ont. hi
that scheme can be made 70 work Il wiil
dove-tail very nicely for some people.
with Reagan governor, pcyton Edwards
and Steve Dlount, Jr., would SILVER
lauces Tor Rcagan's place In congress.
With Culberson In the senate, and ne
would be Colossus there, a. nj, Tayior
and W. 7. Armistoad would cr3ss hettle-
axes for Culberson's place Ia congress,
But as Taylor is SWANS lieutenant In his
gubernatoiial race, he might get left
NOT SO POPULAR
Gen Ross was very popular with Dal,
las county farmers until he mado his
Sulphur Springs speech, since when their
ardor has somewhat abated They do
not agree with him on bis land views end
on olhtr points as set forth hy him in bis
maiden effort. The farmers Of tins
county want the vacant lands kept sscred
for the actual settler and they want IL
made possible for the actual settler TO got
there. They also want the usufrnct of
the school lands to go to the henrnt " the
public schools until they no into
the hRrdsof the actual settler In other
words they are beginning 10 think Gem
Ross Is too much cheek by iowl with the
cow-baron who wants to patalyzo the
actual settler aud pay nothipg for the
grass his cows, beeyes aud mavericks
eat.
KISSING CANDIDATES..
Candidates are beginning 10 announce
themselves, snd the country picnic, wher.
ever and whenever held, Is the ohioctto
point, fortunately tho weather Is warm,
and the babies faces can be easily kept
clean by washing for tho klsslng candl-
date, :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
DENTON.
OIL OF Almond Taken for Ginger Kills.
Arrested--Arquiuad

oil OF Almond Taken FOR Ginger Kills
Arrested-Acquittad.
special to the Gazette
DENTON, Tx, May 2i.--.A very sad
accident occurred here this morning, re-
sulting in The death Of Mrs. Meentzen,
wife OF Charles Meentzen, baker at this
place. Mrs. Meentzen had been taking
essence Of Jamaica ginger as medicine,
and this morning by mistake She took n
dose Of oil of almond instead, which had
been used as a flavoring extract. She
thought very lightly Of the mistake, not
knowing the danger of the dose she had
taken, and took nothing to counterfeit It's
effects. In few minutes, however, she
was taken with violent commissions, and
died before medical aid could be pro-
cured. She leaves husband and one
little child, together with many friends,
to mourn her sudden and unexpected
death
Barney Shanker, charged with violation
of the lOcal-option law, was acquitted to-
day in the county court This Is the first
acquitial for this term.
John Finegan was arrested this even
ing on complaint sworn 10 by W. s. Fry,
charging him with arson. Judge Bradley
placed his bond at $500, which he filed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
Report OF thr mum.

ATHENS, May 2l.-- Muj, Dourmiotis
has made the following report Of the
lighting on the frontier. While we were
changing senirles at KarrayIsta at !
O'Clock this morning the Turks opened
irc upon us. We replied. The firing
Roon ceased but after some minutes the
Turks suddenly reopened along the whole
line near Nexeros. ordered our fire 10
cease and the Turks also stopped at 4
O'Clock in the morning the Turks re-
newed tiring, this time with artillery
from Karia. At O'Clock a Turkish
company advanced with the purpose OF
taking Anelipsis. The Turks are assem-
bling TO attack our position ut Nexeros.
They have captured our post at Bairok-
tori. This they succeeded in doing by q
sudden rush. ! have ordered my troops
70 reoccupy other positions. All IS now
quiet. The government has ordered the
creek commander 10 avoid provoking
hostilIties, but II tho Turks are the ag-
gressors the Greeks shall assume the OF.
fensiye.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
LACEES.

Every lady with any experience In
shopping in Fort Worth, knows our Lace
department. IT stands at the head, with.
out peer. and we mean to keep 1t there.
Our Neckwear and Handkerchief depart
ments merit equal attention.
Beautiful Oriental Laces, 3 In. wide, DC
8 inches wide, new designs, l5c.
100 pieces, inches wide, zoe.
$50 pieces, inches wide. zoe.
9S pieces, inches wide, soc.
100 pieces, 0 inches wide, l0c.
9S pieces, 12inches wide, SOC.
1913 pieces, % inches wide, in cream
and white, 75c.
100 pieces, "a Inches wide, white and
cream, Sl,00.
81 pieces, 81 to 40 inches wide, white
and cream, $l.75,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

l.dmuna., ,jtsh mn.

WAsuINGToN, May 2l--The house
committee on Judiciary to-day Instructed
Chairman Tucker to report favorably an
amendment TO the constitution declaring
polygamy unlawful. There was hat one
member OF the committee who did not
agree 10 the action OF the committee, aud
he only desired further time 20 consider
H. Judge Tucker said 20 an Associated
Press reporter; "The committee win ro.
port the amendment on Monday, aud Will
then PROBABLY take up Edmunds' lItgh
bill. The subcommittee have considered
Edmunds' bill, and will submit their view
to the full committee, which will meet
hereafter M often as practlea.
bic. Edmuuds' bill VIII bo very groatly
modified, but am not prepared to say
until action by fun committee IN what
respects. VIII say, however, that II
viii not be In way materially TO Chsnge
the policy OF the government IN reference
10 polygHmy 70 do so II inconsistent
with the constitutional law and with
respect 10 the liberties OF the people
ffcted. The amendment 70 the coDstl-
tution proposed by the comml tee was
Intended 10 deine the crime oi pOlygamy
and the Ike az treason, II IL dcfned BY
The constitution Itself, so that no cle
ment In the definition Of the oifunBe w6s
left TO congressional action IIay.
ing defined The crime lest Il
should continue, or be revived In
the new state when it ceased
10 be territory tho amend.
ment gives congress power 10
punish tho crime created by this article,
and 10 the courts OF the United States
power TO try IL. Then In order 10 prevent
any Inference In favor OF the power OF
congress- TO Interfere With The general
law Of each state Bs 10 marriage aud d.
Sorce the amendment further provides
that no construction shall be given 20 Il
which would deny 70 each state exclusive
power 70 rcgnlaio that question or to give
any such power 70 congress- The amend
Inent was framed for the purpose OF
throwing the weight " the constitution
Itself against poygamy. AS the
present constitution makes II en.
senual that every state that comes into
the Union, rs well ~ those IN H., shall be
republican IN their form Of government,
80 this amendment provides that every
state In tho Union shall be American Ia
Ne type Of society, and not AsIatlc, That
y, The htalesashall be republican as 70
their form Of government ana nlunOgam.
lists as 70 their social life.p
Judge Tucker said BIZ had given the
amendment thorough and mature coneld.
GRAFTON. The subcommittee a1a then the
full committee had agreed 70 II after fuIl
consideration, aud II had met With gen
cral approval from perhaps fifty iuembcrs
81 congress 70 whom u had been shown,
and on whose judgment he could rely
He Intended 70 Try and secure speedy aud
thorough consideration for il BY congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
THE STATE sHoOr.
Del Blo rakes tho diamond Medal 0aines
Vile Next Place 10 Meet.

Del Rio Takes tho diamond MEDAL 0aineA
viiie Next Place 10 Meet.
special 90 Tho Ga10tte
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, May q y Late
last night the Texas sportsmen asspcia.
tlon selected Gainesville as the next
place TO meet aud elected the following
officers J y. Yucum, Denlson, presl-
denti A. G. Schryyer, San Antonio, Vice
PRECEDENT; A. NJ. Chandler, Galveston,
second vice president, Z g. Chambers,
Gainesville, secretary and treasurer.
The most interesting OF MI the matches
rs tho Springs came "a thia morning and
TWAS team contest for the state cham
plonship. The conditions were ten
pigeons, twenty-siN yards rise, one
barrel only. The match resulted
as follows Yocum and Dollarhlde, Deni-
son, l5i Garland aud Mccall, Waco, III;
Chambers and Cottram, Gainesville, III;
Stewart and Petit, Galveston, 10
MlekleJohn aud Haasforthe, San Antonio,
l2i u. Brown and Lister, Denison, 10 !;
Huoker and Mason, Del Rio, IL; w. II.
Brown and Pollard, Gainesville, l2;
Schryver and Thicle, San Antonio, 10 4
Peterson and Polk, CorsicaDa, / I Wheeler
and Holland, Houston, l5i Erickson and
Warren, Hons .on. A.
Del Rio won the championship from
Denlson. In the next match Holland
won the individual championship.
The programme will be completed to-
morrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
AMERICAN FREEDoM OF SPEECH.
The Organ of the Chicago Socialists at It's
DeyiIish work Al gain.

DeyiIish work again.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 2l--The Arbeter-
Zeitung has again made its appearance In
its old form. To-dsy's issue has some
eight columns of advertising, including
numerous calls for meetings from
various labor organizations and sew
eral warnings to different trades
not 10 work 10 certain shops, as those
employed there regularly may "tnd them
selves on strike" These communities
lions are signed "The Strikers and
"The Executive Committee" The paper
recltes at length how IL has triumpbed
over all efforts TO suppress It, anu makes
an urgent call for subscriptions for the
defense OF Spies and Schwab, who "have
written, spoken and battled long and
brayely for the welfare OF the working
men and are now compelled 10 suffer.
DO not forget your prosecuted brothers.
but help them as they are always ready
TO help your
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
4 Dynamite IIauI.

CHICAGO, LII, May 2l.-This morning
detectives were detailed 10 look for
Gustav Lehman, the man who is regarded
by the authorities as one capable Of Civ
log the identity OF the bomb-thrower.
The detectives succeeded ia arrcsting
Lehman, In whose possession and on the
premises which be occupied were found
three round dynamite bombs exactly SIM
liar 10 those used at the hsy-market riot,
two boxes Of dynamite "glanLpowder't
caps, two coils, dynamite fuse and two
boxes Of dynamite not made into bombs,
Tie bombs had a fuse attached aud
seemed 10 be ready for immediate use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

ST. Louis, Mo, May 9i.--New York,
4; ~. Lonis, !.
cncAGo, LII, May 81 Chicago, %
Pbiladelphia, 2.
DETROIT, MIcn May 2l.---Detrot, o.
Washington, 3.
KANsAs Cry, Mo, May Kansas
CITY, z; Boston. 8.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 2l,-~cincinnah,
Gf BALTIMORE, o.
PmLADnLPHA, pa, May q Athletics,
O; Louisville, 8.
NEW YoRK, May p Pittsburg, o.
Brooklyn. T.
Nrw YORK, May 2l.-st. Louis, ST
Metropolitan, /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
supREME COURT.

synopsis of Decisions Rendered mt the
Austin sitting Yesterday.
special 10 the Gazette
AUSTIN, Tx, May n lin the supreme
court to-day the following orders were
mades Afllrmed--G. Y McWiiliams We.
Cornelius & Bro, from Mitchell county
J. M. Formwahl ct al. VS.. Hyllou, FROM
Nolan county; James Mdchon VS.. O. H..
Randrll, from McLeDnan conutyj Joseph
Hsrfell vs. Seimplemau & Bergen, from
Travis country; X. G. Houston vs.. Estate
Of Mary MAYS, from Wilson county
Reversed aud remsnded; w. II Bow
man vs.. Nathan Watson, from Parker
county; II. Il. Rucker vs.. Daniel DALEY
ct al from johnson county.
Dismissed for want Of prosecution;
Eugenla j Rossell rs. j. A. Rousell, from
Parker county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

LONDON. May Fl Gladstone has dc.
cided TO convene meeting Of the Liberal
PARTY before the debate in the house OF
commons on the home-rule bill is con
cluded. This Will be done Ia order 70
consider the differences that have arisen
concerning the measure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
EMBROIDERIES.

We have made speciality OF these
goods for years past, and every year our
trade becomes larger and larger, and
The advantages we can offer our custom.
ers are consequently greater and greater
We begin the price at &c per yard, grad.
ually going up to 81 30 per yard,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
4 G. E\f1A9IVE:33 go.

Before buying be sure you the bargains Offering in each and
departments We hear complaint all over the coun
that business is dull Not with Our t,de never slack and
as busy We keep what 6stomes want at
prices they afford and the more people have to ~ economy the
~ they visit us send us their orders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

WAeuINdToN, May 2l.--Thc following
combinations were made BY the senate
to-day John Carroll, ulnrsal Of the
Western district 81 Afkausas; n ID Rea-
gan, marshal OF the Eastern district OF
Texes Mrs. Virginia Thompson, post.
mistress az Louisville, Ky