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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
GAINESVILLE.

we burnsd with $4,000 Loss "a
New Daily Paper.
4 N'he Gazette.
9hVLiR, TEX, Sept. 4. Last
upa' ? O'Clock the alarm Of ire
'aded and flames were seen lssu-
IVY The residence OF Capt. u. Il.
2 We western part of the city.
s'uen responded promptly, but on
~ !he distance from the nearest
Shout twelve hundred feet II
F'ilhe before a stream was play
4 nhlng building, The house WAS
Z wv ) o. Drew and family, and
slsly destroyed IL was valued
aed Insured In one of Wasson's
ior $1,000, Mr.. Drew had an
on his furniture and that OF his
law, Judge Scott, who was liv-
.n'in, Tor $1,000 In one of j, X.
estneics The building took
me explosion Of Ia lamp in the
Ssy1li negro, was arrested and
way ~ City Marshel IIoneycutt
VIZ Of stealing Il pair Of SHOES.
{" were too small for Scott and
VIZ found At secondhand
'1ere he had sold them for SO
I',,,llng match for 500 IL advertised
n, ', ~ tonight between Jim Welch
~ uonahue, There will also be
y f1asehes and other exerci -es.
n ,su Publishing company an-
I'M g s on Tuesday, the IAN inst,
nsgln the Issuance OF a daily
NM. city, irwin be Democratic
s,i s'sefs' ALLIANCE OF this county
~ r Nv. a ootton-yArd 70 the
w, p.'s o. the city.
Il n NJ ssld Mlss Ida DUR were mar.
4 ,,s,esnsnAvllle, this county, yealnr.
a,.os ~ Mr. Heany 10 a popular
IN ' ua 'ne Missouri Paciac'
4 bs,s wv cattle are being shipped
a'a lively rate Just new.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
'ry Moxie, at Kiug & voighps.
TEMPLE.
The Live Stock Fair Of Bsli County Sue
oess-Pr. miums Awarded.

The Live Stock Fair OF Bsm County Sue.
eess-Prs miums Awarded.
Special 70 the Gazette
TEMPLE, Tx, Sept Tho Bell coun,
~ live stock fair held its 1rst annual
meeting at this place ON yesterday. A
lively interest in the AFFAIR was manifest,
and Is growing. A number of entries
were made aud cash premiums paid on
colts, horses and cattle.
The ilrst premium for the finest stall
Hon was awarded 70 A. S. Lewallyn on
ms line Norman horse, Napoleon, and the
second premium was awarded TO A j.
Gillian for his horse "Dutch.p
For the finest colt the first prize was
given 70 David Fowler, and the second to
j.. d. Hawkins, and the third to j. T..
Young.
For the best bun the first premium was
awarded TO w. A. Clark for his suffolk
bull, Davis" ana second TO w. ID,
farish on his Durham, "Chesley," and
the third to j Il Moore on his halt Dur.
ham aud half Jersey, Jonathan
Other premiums were given and all
paid In cash, The fair will Incorporate
and VIII likely be held next on the day Of
our city's next anniversary celebration,
on the 10Th OF June, 1887.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
OaIE RAILROADRRs.

~'f'A a Denver nmpio,.. Form
n 5 4. hsl'sf society.
&.sn, Tex, Sept IA meeting
~ ~, r'0Ies q the Fort Worth 4
y wy railway was held AZ the
\ r, ,,s'snosr d, Conductor Alf
n. y 80 ,oas the object o. tho meet
sllsl,s,salls e funds Tor the ben, ilt Of
ies ss ,ss dronght sufferers. ID
a.. ~ va saaI Che name 81 this asse.
t6ele,ee me Fort Worth 4 Denver
y =. SAVES Relief association. ' an
l,, = y, oAmpball, sscSetsrv. G'
Aas NsAsurtri n. II A.yord. w.
aisss Z Lsal. Il. ppBois ana
Z M; s'is appclntd exarutive
department; y. 4. Bissele
.ls tslspaEap, mnin,al y. nee. ~
sssIsa, motive depnrsmeps'
general once ~ sosIcit,
'ne following resolu,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
MIDLAND.
Hardware Dealer assigns more about
Forf worms Donation.

Hardware Dealer assigns more About
fort worms Donation.
special 70 the Cesetto
MIDLAND, Tx, Sept i-Ilon. Lee
Thompson publishes card ia the local
press denying any connection with the
goods sent from Fort WORTH 70 The suffer,
ers- He says he receipted for Tie gooda
al tho express once because ha wns
shown postal from Rev. X. E. Cooper 10
the effect that the goods had been scat 70
J, q, Peoples and hlmseli, and A. an elder
Ia the church ont Of respect 70 Mr.. Cooper
be took the goods from the express ofllce,
He holds part Of them subject 70 tho
orders Of tbs Contiguous, Mr., Peoples
sase be VIII publish q card.
a party ~ about dor D left tn.day for
an excursion 70 he head waters u the
corch0 IN Tom Green cnunty.
George Q u RDhlnaon, hardware deal,
or, inside on asslgumentihis sfternOon 70
) } Mccullough,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
Fry MoEIe, al King & volgnt's.
MlREeOR.

Seventeen Bales OF Cotton BADLY Burned.
Special 10 the Gazette
McGREooR, TEX, Sept. l--Tbe alarm
OF fire was sounded last evening about 8
o'clock, aud for awhile the greatest con-
stcrnatlon prevailed Tho lire originated
from a spark from passing engine in
a lot Of cotton on the st. Louis, Arkan-
sas 4 Texas railway Platform, seventeen
bales OF which were badly burned. The
platforms are seriously damaged by the
lire and, but for tnG timely response of
our citizens aud water-wagons, the en-
tire depot and surroundings would have
been destroyed. This was McGregor's
frst export shipment this season, and was
destined Ia Liverpool via the st. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas IA lSay.
Col. $. W, T, Lanham, congressional
candidate from Wcathorford, passed
through to-day en- route to Gatesvllle,
where he VIII address the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
Try Mo4ie, at King / yolsht's.
MCKINNEY.

Charged with EmbrzEl, ment--Acouse OF
Murderous Assault.
Special 70 the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, Tx, Sept. lS. r.
Barnes, all the way from Wise, and who
some people intimate is given TO en-
bezzlement, was arrested to-day by
Sheriff Beck and deputy sheriff Of Wise
and taken back to Wise To answer said
charge.
An estimable lady, Mrs, w. g. Barnes,
died this morning.
The catalogues and premium lists OF the
Collin County Fair association have been
received. The list Is an extensive one,
and II IL understood that exhibitors will
generally transfer to the Dallas State
fair,
Horace Lapsford, charged with assault
TO murder, was to-day arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Franklin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Here Is a true story about famous
railway man. X N. Hoxie a The Mis-
sDuri Pacific railway Ii noted Ia rail-
way circles Tor HE prononcsu 70 give hts
interiors good souud lectures on tho
saghtost pr0YOcaiion. lioxle II hard
worker, and al who have ever seen him
know how foupd shouldcfod he IL. one
day brakeman called on him with . lot
tei-reqncs. for pass ID bis pocket, leav-
Ing the door wide open as hu ontefcd the
oillcc, and wearing bic nat on hiH head In
true brakeman style. IN ioHd yolec he
cried outi
sis iioxie inf"
Al this the general maoegef looked up
from his desk and replied
Eyes, Dir, M. Hotie n M"
The brakeman took hid letter ont 81 bin
pocket, grabbed the corner ol The en-
yolOpe between his thumb and fofennRer
ana seat the miaslge spinning aud wlsrlr
Ing upon his superlor's dutks Hoxle
looked up 10 Amaxomeps and nAid
NOV, young man, would y mot look
bettsF for y0n, when coming into gen
ciiice, and especially no when
asking favor 70 remove your hat wipe
your ictt. nBi inquire y quiet voice.
IL Mt. iloxiu lnf'"
The brakeman lUoked 81 lhc general
moment asked Tor biz letter,
got Il, went out, closed he door, and
h q moment marched 70 again, closed
lhe door softly ofler him, wiped his feet,
pat hlr hat u0der hIa RfIn, end 81 the
meet poIte nanuey pQssib'e inquired
sif ST, iiuxiei gao gchefal manager,
nfp
~ Am Mr.. H0ale,n replied the Renerai
manager, s'whai can 90 for yopfH
'iYOr can 70 10 h--l, you round. shout,
Tered snn.of n.enDin rotorted tue bfakoe
mani ~ don't want none az yeaF layers
- 'm from 1exas.n-I u.s. Joseph O..
cite.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

l3ro unconscious animal 70 perform a
considerable variety Of actions With per.
feet precision; and Il has been found. for
example, that Q portion Of the brain sur.
face which the phrenologlst asserted 10
De the seat q Ideally, or acqulsitlveness,
OF some such rubbish, IN Ia reality the
exciting center Of the movements Of tho
len thumb, II was the application of
this particular piece OF knowledge which
enabled the medical stan Of the National
hospital to point out thu seat OF the dis.
ease IN Mr.. Hofsley's third patient,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
DENISON.
ores Two shots at burglar
Z. s'Ils 10 Bring His Man 10
ihe Ground'
..m 81 watef-worhs Nearly
~ $3.50 Huge Pump sold.
IVA wiz Try AGAIN

n 'as rsx., Sept. i.--At eoout nail
' wy ttii morning two pistol
qte r,d In the Vicinity Of the
n. s ", 4 hsnk. Upon Investigation
M. n c,yrrrE representative Nlroyed
1 49, John Carver shooting at a
V9 ss,oar. who this officer thought
So d entct an entrance to Dr.
~ doctor was sent for and
!. through his premises, but
III NiM ,shiug disturbed
VII of the Worthington Manu-
1ir ~ ~ company was In the city yester.
Y y NJ, ..soofied the sale 10 tho city Of
~ 81 W sg2 600 pump and necessary
4. w.m MS Cbrlatlan Temperance
ad,s. nj ~ to-day at O'Clock at the
.sl5'. la Episcopal church, Mrs. Tfum-
,r s.shal Worden OF Mckinney was
PAN. III IN ibis morning.
Z, III s,ih. who Is trying TO get water
N IN was In the city yesterday
N, ,h.g are going TO move their eY-
..l olant 10 another spot and try
h m a getting larger supply Of
,,sf.works are rapidly nearing
AK Sn aud water will probably be
IN. III enough the mains In a months
an Il IN NJ mammoth pumping engines,
q The Holly company OF
s5s,.s n Y, have arrived and
( M. Z, being placed In position,
n " " !, sis OF main pipes are all un-
,hts q The large water tower with
\ \. WI IA $780, 900 gallons Is finished
\ Us md stripes float proudly
KsD Of II. Deniaon Is ceItaiuly
s,... H satnated upon the thorough
X. ttle drst-class system OF works
n h, y Contractors, s. X. Bullock &
K NJ, Nx York, have built at this
ss's ne water supply which Is found
M nmllos from the center Of the city
~ Adbya system of wells some
ssh inmber, situated about $50 feet
N Va connected by tunnels. The
VA n these wells Is about 1000, 600 |
"A h, MRfdiem, and the quality of the |
l AZ < agfot be surpassed anywhere IN |
MAJ ~ ~ A. u Abendroth, the man. |
Hsits that the works when com |
Con- viii cost about $500 600, aud
shv,n Is D, Denison and Washiia Valley |
RsVsss Is built, we will have cheaper |
osp nlas natural consequence, Deni-
<, n be the manufacturing city Of |
0rp cars Of silver bullion passed |
auRd nhefe this morning for Howard,
eI5s, nd Kansas City.
lss Dtnlson Amateur Opera company
i'eIy satisfactory rehearsal last
-- md are progressing finely AL
leh NJ Ahe production OF the highly popu-
n Fn, "Doctor Of Alcaniara,r is
- Ned until the holidays, the re.
lsiilb Will be continued, and very
!. ,.N9 = second opera Of another
y HaHse Introduced.
~ Zee Kobe and wife returned to-day
l'lresyllle, where Mrs. Kone has
!. hlllng her parents,
dAlgrTR's accounts of the con-
ee Haa conventions In the Second and
~ "A dslHets were highly complimented
islon oy the citizens here.
betu Theodore Yogle OF Fort Worth
hls,l lArosgh here to-day, on his way
1, n Ron the North.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Nav YoRk, Sept i-seyeral master
plumbers having heavy contracts On hand
have been pushing them through before
starting the Conflict With the uGl0n. To.
day notices we're posted IN al their shops
similar 70 others which occasi0ncd thc
lockout IN The other shops Thu en-.
plo3es "a 200 maalar plumbers IRE Adle
Tho mister plumbers sqy lhe Issue 4
Nhethsr liley shall 10 poxmiliad % ray
their oWn apprentices o. not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
JUSTIN.
Numerous Isidu Tor the 100000 81 state
Printing 60 br Done.
.at.f A.. 49,. st...ss.

Numerous Isidu Tor the 100000 81 state
Printing Go BIZ Done,
special TO the 0asotte.
AuaTiN, Tx, Sept, The printing
board met IN tho ONCE Of the SECRETARY oi
state this morning 10 open and award the
bids on state printing for thu next two
years. The board besides other officials,
Includes Gov ireland and Mr. Moore, a
practical printer and The expert OF the
board. The board Of course depends
much on the judgment Of Moore, Among
the firms bidding for the printing were
the following frlpleA 4 IIutchins, Ilar-
ris 4 Smith, Warner DrRughn and En-.
gone Won Beckman, all " Austin. Also
Mossrs lSd SmallwOoa and Dcalg : lia-
kcr Of Houston, and Macklo a Hull of
Brownwood Several Austin atatlonerg
put Ia bids for articles IN thplr lines.
Prices bid were very low. Triplott &
llntchinn for example oifcfiDg IL forty
i've cents per thousand II IL thought
this nrm viii be awarded the ffei aud
fcufih clasb printing ard Won bocklnan
tho second class aud MI. J. Houtbgate
the third class, Tripiett linlchine' bid
was iorty.1ye cents 90 composition and
thiriy.6Ye on press work. Warner &
Draughn bid ioriyJour On composition
aud forty Ave on press nolk. For two
yoara there viii be 100000 worth o. state
printing,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
TEST CASE.

Gan aiormons lie Prevented from Catering
This Country.
NEw YORK, Srpt. 4,--Judge Churchill
of the supreme court to-day granieda writ
OF hsbeas corpus, ordering tho emlgra
ton commissioner 10 produce The twenty
three Mormon immigrants waiting on
Wards island to be sent back TO Europe.
The writ was obtained 10 test the legality
OF the powers Of the commissioner 10
send back Mormons as unfit To enter this
country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Have used T0ngalino ~ many cases Of
rheumatism With marked success; the
most important one was thar Of patient,
age fifty-one, who has been a sufferer
from that disease for forty years. IN one
OF his severe attackb ! prescribed Ton.
gallne, aud upon tho iiith day ho was able
To be out, and also 10 attend 20 BIZ busl.
noss. Have given. TongaIino fair and
impartial trhl, and think Il tho best
remedy have ever found for umalism.
Is y DAVIS, M. D.,
Sturgeon, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
Try Movie, Al King . vOIgnt's


NEw YORK, Sept. "a Miss Manola OF
the Casino company, who was Intimate
with Mrs. SchillIng, says the latter lold
her about six weeks ego that ape
eXnact d to return n0me 10
sbaBs time, AWe all noticec," SAID Miss
Mauoia, "a young mah WHO Was
so devoted In lis attention 10 her, Apu
when ue twltt,,a her on II she said be was
hor bnsther aud said ne frequently met
her on che atrect She said also, thai u
her fathar knew al u he would tern MIN
out az lho house aud home. There i
scarcely daub; bsf chat Mre. sehluing
has been recoqclled 70 her family ana
has lett her husband never 70 return
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

v ehild In San Antonio Drinks OF
Concentrated Lys,
lbas Gazette.
ASloSio, Tax, Sept, lat 2
lAis afternoon u little child Of ex-
commissioner Peter Nelson got
EVA Of a vessel containing some
,'nled lye and drank thereof. The
iccldent was discovered shortly
'aef' An antidote was administered
NV out the child IL in a critical
lI'A and fatal effects are greatly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

A Tuunsl Cave IA N,ns white mee,
PORTLAND, OREGON, Sept. i.-The up
per end Of the Northern Pacific tunnel
uuder construction through the Cascade
mountains cayed in to-day on nine white
men. There Is little chance OF any OF
them being rescued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

The earthquake was the late shake that
tne people read about and stirred up
considerable strife, hut nothing TO com.
pare with the cheap prices that the Fort
worm Grocer Co. gives its patrons IN
everything that Is kept TO cat. Don't fail
where.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Make your family hsppyl Don't YOU
see what pale, liaggard, dispirited
woman your wife has bccome3 Get hora
bottle OF Dr. J II, MeLean'a Strengthen
ing Cordial aud Blood Purifier, il you
would hear her ringing laugh, and See
the bloom Of health on her checks again
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

How many people ruin lhcir siomachs
by swallowing cold dflnks on hot sum
mer day, when they could avoid all dsn-
ger by adding tep drops IF Angosinra
Blt.crs, bfsldes implrting { delicious
favor 70 their summer beverages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Complete line OF school supplies al
Wells downtown drug store, Fifteenth
and Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

WAsasSafoN, Sept. 4 -In ~ letter fet
celyed IN 4 personal irlo1d Ii fbit oily
es.pr siaent Arlhnr states Ia bis Own
hAndantlnK that hia btpfth nth srSH
much lnipf0Sed during he Aqiopm N
heT London, Conn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

WisnINGr0N, Sept. 81 a, A-fot
Tcxnf, fair wealher Ia ~ interior, ieeui
rains on the coast, state uAsty tehip"fA'
ture, and winds generally ,sA2lhery'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Ladies' are great sufferers from head.
ache, They wiz md a sure and speedy
rllcl II morris Catcarlne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Save money and buy your soap from the
Fort w0Tth Grocer Co. Ask for their big
harRaIns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Randall S Chambers Co. are giving
bargains In every department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Complete llne OF school tApRnes y
Wells' downtown drug store .f"'s'"'N
and Houston streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Morris Cascarlne Il boon 20 the
afflicted, II IL a never falllug remedy for
dyspepsia, lrregnlRrity Of the bowels,
constipation and liver diseases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

colaata lalIel SOAPS 4 no Fqrt Worm
Grocer CPS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
BURIED ALIVE.

Nice wool.hlling dress goods, only Zoe
at Randall Chambers Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
CARPIrI,&.

Ow Cerpss Department bnstlss rsn IN
~ iates' patterns u az season.
20 inch ingFaias, e5fo zoe.
10 mch Wool Sapew, 90 10 sSs.
~ 'aeh Tapestries, 75cio st.a5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Don't forget that rilNed tea fJr s9s ~
The Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05

Bargains in ladies' and miases' hose az
Randall s Chambers Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-15
THE POPE AND BISMARCK.

The following is the text of the
letter which accompanied the Order
of Christ conferred by the Pope on
Prince Bismarck. The original is
in latin:-"POpe Leo Mi. sends
his respects to the renowned man,
Prince Otto Won Bismarck, the
Great Chancellor of the German
Empire. When a happy agreement
was come to over the Caroline
Islands question on the conditions
proposed by us we did not fail to
convey our satisfaction thereat to
the knowledge of the illustrious
Emperor of Germany. But this feel
ing of our heart we will not conceal
from YOU, most eminent Prince,
who, from your own judgment and
out of voluntary resolution, were
the cause of this difference being
laid before us for settlement. We
willingly acknowledge that, if the
manv-sided difficulties have been
solved, it is in great part owing to
the zeal and constancy with which
YOU have supported our work from
first to last. We thank you, there
fore, that owing to your manage
ment the welcome opportunity was
offered to us of undertaking an
exalted function for the furtherance
of concord, a function in no way
new in the history of the Apostolic
Chair, but not exercised for q long
time, though there is nothing which
could be so fully in accord with the
spirit and the nature of the Romish
Pontificate. You have voluntarily
followed your own conviction, and
have-since you judged the matters
as they were, rather than according
to the opinion of other people-not
hesitated to trust in our feeling of
justice. You may be sure OF the
expressed or tacit appreciation of
all men of incoTuptible judgment,
and particularly that of the Catho-
lies of every part of the globe,
whom the honor bestowed upon
their father and shepherd has greatly
impressed. Your statecraft, it is
we'll known, has contributed towards
securing for the German Empire
that position of power which is
recognized and allowed by all, and
to-day you see how, in conformity
Herewith, the Empire is becoming
stronger and more prosperous from
day to day, well provided with al
the means and resources necessary
for durability. But it has not es
capped your wisdom how mucl
power for the maintenance of public
order and the affairs of State re
poses in the authority which pro
ceeds from us, especially when i
can be exercised free from impedi
ment. 1t may then be allowable t
anticipate the future in thought
and out of what has happened tt
draw a favorable omen for posterity
Meanwhile, we appoint you, in or
der that you may possess from us
testimony as well of the fact as o
our goodwill, Knight of the Order o
Christ, the insignia of when W.
cause to be sent with this letter.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-15

MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1886.
" THE OTHER SIDE"

We have received from San Fran
cisco pamphlet entitled "The
Other Side of the Chinese Question.
The expression "other side, means,
in this case, the Fright side" 1t
is the side of truth, justice and
humanity. The writers and pub
fishers of the pamphlet seem to have
blind faith in the eventual triumph of
right. Nothing would be more dis
couraging on the surface than the
present inhamed state of public
feeling against the Chinese in Cali
fornia and all along the Pacific
Coast. All the murdcrous instincts
of demagogues and hoodlums are
finding free vent in the persecution
and expulsion of few thousand in
dustrious, frugal and law-obeying
foreigners, who are entitled to the
full protection of our Government,
under that most solemn form of
covenant known as "Treaty. 1t is
at this climax of the outrages to
which the Chinese have been been
subjected that the still small voice
of truth is trying to make itself
heard. We doubt if it will have
any immediate effect. The Chinese
are not misunderstood by those
members of Congress to whom this
publication is especially addressed.
No honest man ever had his testi-
mony given before Congressional
committees and United States Grand
Jures, without discovering the
emptiness and fraud of the standing
charges which have been so iiercely
pressed against the Chinese by their
enemies. But one instance of the
persecution of Americans in China
can be confirmed, with a hundred
cases of worse brutality inflicted on
the Chinese in America. Our coun-
trymen in the Flowery Land will be
fortunate if they escape a general
massacre, by the way of revenge
for the barbarities of Wyoming and
Washington Territories. This dan
ger now is not remote, and can only
be arrested by the rcsolute protec-
ton of the Chinese in all the treaty
rights which have been guaranteed
TO them by the United States Gov
ernment.-N. Y. JournTl Of Com
2nerce,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-15

THE undersigned begs TO call the at
L tcntion of Planters and others who
may want to move II succession of light
loads for moderate distances to the sys-
fem of