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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10
THE PACKERS STRIKE.
Neither Side shows Signs OF Yielding at
tho Chicago Stock Yards.
TROUBLE FEARED.

TROUBLE FEARED.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. at Is estimated
that there are now 10000 men out OF
work, about one quarter Of whom are
strikers, the others being obliged to quit
on their account for want of work. The
strikers are the skilled workmen, the re-
mainder being laborers. These latter,
though not technically striking, appear in
hearty sympathy with the movement.
The men all quit with their knives and
other sharp-edged tools in their posses
sion. mass-meeting OF strikers has
been called for tonight, when It is feared
trouble will result. Fully 10000 persons
are expected to be present.
NO TROUBLE AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, oct. 9.-The pack
Ing. house employers here all unite In say
ing they do not fear any trouble with
their men. The ten hour system has been
In force all along and the men appear sat
isfied with their condition.
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 9.-Advices from
the stock-yards report the situation M
changed there this morning. No dis
turbance OF any kind has occurred. The
report that the beef-kllers had Joined the
strikers Is mistake. over 100 Plnker-
ton men were lodged and breakfasted at
the Transit house, and at 7 this morning
emerged from the dining room and
shouldered their Winchesters which were
stacked in the corners around the lobby.
Capt. Foley called the men to attention
They were marched off through the yard.
At each packing house squad OF men
left the line, and In charge of q SER
geaut denled through the yards and were
stationed at various corners where they
could command view OF the entire
premises. This morning IL was rumored
that the packers had appointed COM
mittee to adjust the difficulties with the
men. The terms OF the settlement to be
offered TO the men, 1t was claimed
was to advance wages for ten
hours work TO the same rates per hour
paid during the last five months for eight
hours. This, 1t was said, by some men
would be satisfactory, but others said
that nothing but eight hours work would
be accepted.
NO THREATS OF VIOLENCE.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 9.-The Armour
employees continued at work to-day, de-
Gliding to remain at work until the ten
hour rule absolutely went into effect
When force OF armed Pinkerton mer
entered the building this morning the men
ceased working and informed the foreman
that they would not work while this armed
force was present. As result the Pinker.
ton men were sent away, and the men re.
turned and put everything in shape
before leaving for the day
Notice was Issued by the assembly
OF Knights Of Labor, OF which nearly all
tho strikers were members, asking the
saloon keepers in the Town of Lake Il
close their business during the strike, ant
the men have been cautioned not to use
violence in any form.
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HOB and Ar rnyior.

UNION CITY, TENN, Oct. 9.--The good
feeling which cheracterlzes the campaign
between the Taylor brothers was well
illustrated Thursday at Dyersburg. All
had second speech, and when he had
finished Bob removed his overcoat, eager
TO reply. he arose and put his papers
on the table.
s,Rob,' said All, az am physically una
BILE to make rejoinder.'
ssWell, gentlcmen," Bob answered, al
cannot make my reply"
The crowd shouted; "Go on, Bob, any
how.n
,'No, gentlemen, 1t would not be fair"
said Bob, az he walked away.
The enthusiasm for the distinguished
brothers is greater than II was before
The novelty OF the campaign has worn on /.
The whole state is aroused. The brothers
are subjects OF conversation in the cities,
10 the towns and In the country. Sharp
advertisers use their nantes TO draw at
tention to their business and travellers on
every road are deceived into reading
many patent medicine posters. Bob and
ALI are familiar names In every house
hold In the state. Their meet
ipgs are applauded everywhere. Airs
physical condition was better than IL
has been, but he spoke with difficulty.
II has trenspIred that while All Taylor
was in Memphis he met number Of lead
ing Republicans from several Southern
states, and consultationlwas held con-
corning the probable leader OF the Re-
publican party In the next presidential
contest Since that conversation Ar has
said every day on the stump that James
g. Blaine was the great leader and ex-
ponent Of the Republicans OF the United
States and that as sure as the years rolled
around the plumed knight would bear
the Republican banner to victory. His
mention Of Blaine ellcited tremendous
applause. AIRS physical condition Will
not permit him 20 proceed further in the
canvass. Several kilograms have passed
between Emerson Etheridge and himself
and II Is probable that All will retire from
she canvass Monday and Emerson
Ethoridge will al the remaining appoint
ments with Bob.
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settled Mt Ln.l.

Special TO the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, Oct. 9,--At meeting
of the Democratic executive committee Of
the Fifth congressional district OF the
State Of Texas, the following members
were present; Chairman, G. w. Barefoot;
K. c. Smith OF Decatur, Il. NJ. Daugherty
of Coke, w, N. Burk Of Collin, T. A.
Fulton OF Wise,
u Montague, Wichita and Baylor counties
were Represented by proxies, The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved, that II Is the sense OF this
committee that the time-honored custom
OF the Democratic party in making
nominations for representatives In the
national congress and the placing OF a
name before the people for their SURFACES
should always be adhered to by the
party, but that after Viewing the present
situation and probable result in this dis.
trict In connection with the limited time
now allowed as before the election on
November 2, we deem II inexpedient and
inadvisable TO call another convention,
and again call upon the Democracy OF
the district 10 support one OF the two
gentlemen whose names were submitted
by the Denton convention.
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Urnnnn,a rnlE.

Special to the Gazette.
WHITEsDoRo, TEX, Oct, 9,--Dr, j. b.
Crantlll spoke here to-day in front OF Gar.
rison & Arnold's drug store to large
crowd of farmers and business men. The
Doctors remarks were confined to the
operation OF the saloons In politics and
the morals Of the country, He declares
there can be no such thing as Prohibit
ton Democrat. He makes no war on the
saloon man, but on his business, and the
law that creates It. He makes no war on
old-line Democracy, but claims that the
party OF to-day Ia not like the Jeffersonian
party. He VIII speak tonight at the col
lege hall
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aalveaton Democratic RalIy.

GALVESTON, Tx, Oct a.-The grand
Democratic rally tonight in front Of the
Beach hotel proved rather Disappointing
In point of numbers, there being searcely
over over four hundred people present
notwithstanding the distinguished SNEAK.
ers. Congressman Grain came mn
from his home az Cuero this
afternoon and opened the
speaking with one Of his brilliant ana
poetical addresses. The young congress-
man bad the close attention OF his an.
dience while he ably dwelt on national
topics Of the day. The venerable and An
Client GOV. Lubbock followed Mr.. Grain
ia ono Of his inimitable speeches
He was strong for, the Demo.
cratic ticket Among the local
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PARIS.

Rearrested on Charge of Murder but
Bailsd-oards Out--DIvorces.
Special TO the Gazette,
PARIS, TEX, Oct. Capt. A. ID.
Brook was rearrested yesterday evening
for the murder of j. p. River In the latter
part of last August. His bond was placed
at $4,000, which was readily given.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Cora Price OF this city to p. J. Pierce Of
Honey Grove, next Thursday, October
IA, at the First Presbyterian church, at
! $50 p. IN.
There were three divorces granted In
the district court yesterday and six dis
missed.
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Judge Hare in Montague County.


Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Oct. 9.-Hon. Silas Hare
closed his canvass Of Montague county at
this place last night to an audience COM
posed OF the ruling intelligence Of the city
and county. His speech was a clear, forci-
BILE, logical and unanswerable presenta-
ton OF Democratic principles, and be-
yond doubt made a profound impression.
Even his enemies admit that his manner
OF presenting his views and the firmness
and high grounds taken upon every
proposition, AreEtruly irresistible. There
can be no doubt of the result Of his can
vass in the county, It being admitted that
he has presented and defended Demo-
crazy with such convincing ability that
will not allow an answer. He will sweep
this county by a majority over both his
opponents. His arrangement OF Mack's
Democracy carried conviction with 1t and
was much applauded by the audience.
He goes to Clay county and west from
there.
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POLITICAL.
Senator Coke Reviews the Principles
81 Democracy to large Audience
ut Weatherford.
A second Convention win not be called IN
the Firth Notwithstanding Of the
Taylor Brothers.
ssna.or ool.a .. .v.a.herfOra.

"Ft"@NNANFN
Special TO the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, Oct 9.--Senator
Coke this afternoon addressed crowded
house. He made one oil his happiest eff
forts. He sketched a history OF the Dem
Ocratic party from its foundation TO the
present time. He contrasted the respect
i've theories Of government Of which JEFF
erson and Hamilton were the original rep
resentetives in vigorous and massive lam
guage. He recounted the glorious VIC
tories Of the Democratic party in the past
and aroused the enthusiasm OF his hearers
by the story Of Its achievements and de-
teats. Coming down TO the present time
he recounted the efforts OF the present
Democratic congress to compel the landed
corporations Of the Union to disgorge
their ill-gotten land grants and showed
that their efforts had been sue
ceessful In forcing the railroads
TO return TO the government
$4,000, 900 of acres OF the public domain.
He rehearsed the legislation of congress
known as the Thurman bill, whereby the
railroads will be compelled TO pay the
government what they Justly owe the
people. BY facts and figures he demon
stratod that the Democratic party had
always been, and must necessarily be, OPP.
posed to monopolies. He drew a dismal
picture OF the chance OF any independent
10 effect reform outside OF the Democratic
party, and urgently impressed upon his
hearers The Importance Of clinging to the
party aud of assisting in the further refor.
nation and publication of the govern
nent so gloriously begun under President
Cleyeland's administrator. Speaking Of
the policy as TO the railroads
he said the interstate com
mcrce bill would be passed at
che next session Of congress and that he
believed the Legislature OF this state ought
TO create commission and protect the
people against pools, rebates and dis
ordinations At the same time, he said,
that railroad property as well as all other
kinds would and must be protected. He
said that all classes OF citizens had the
right to organize to improve their con-
dillon socially, morally and financially.
At the same time II these organizations
attempted entering the political field to
take charge of the government they would
inevitably work their own destruction.
The senator was In his happiest mood and
1t is the universal opinion here that he
has made the strongest effort of the cam
paign. The exercises were concluded by
short address by Judge T. Is. Wheeler,
Democratic candidate for lieutenant-gov-
ernor, In which he ably set forth the
claims of the state ticket, and gained for
himself and the ticket many friends
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And SALOON Repuhllonna.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 9.--The ma tional
anti'saloon Republican executive commit.
tee has adopted the following resolution .
Resolved, that this committee ask all Re-
publicans everywhere 10 work and vote
against the nomination or election OF any
saloou-keeper 20 any office.
MIR. h. O.. Popence has been elected
permanent secretary, vice j. C. Shaffer
resigned. Hon. Albert Griffin, chairman
OF the national anti-saloon Republican
committee, will make Chicago his
headquarters for the present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10

county and J.. S. Jones Of Henderson
county were placed in nomination. After
the seventy sixth ballot j. s. Jones was
withdrawn. After the seventy-ninth
ballot Dr.. l.. l.. Lloyd Of Chero-
kee county was placed in nomination.
The vote then stood 81 for Lloyd; 81 for
Gregg, and 81 for Blount. After the l42d
ballot Gregg Of Anderson county with
drew his name, and Jones OF Henderson
county was re-nominated. On the 1881
ballot the vote stands BlouDt, q Lloyd,
IA, and Jones, 4. At $3.50 p. m. the indi-
cations are that the Van Zandt delegation
will 20 over to Lloyd.
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Notes from Brenhan.

Speclai 10 the Gnzette.
BRENNAN, Tx, oct, THE state lee
turer Of the Farmers alliance has been in
this county during the past week organ
izlug alliances In the different communi-
ties in the county. He has organized If
teen In all. To-day delegates from the
subordinate alliances met in the county
court room and organized county ALI
ance, with w. 7. Decker as president.
The Hon. Roger Q. Mills arrived last
night and spoke at Burton. He speaks
here on next Monday night His oppo-
nent, DR., Rankin, was also in town yester.
day. This Is one OF Mills strongholds,
and the doctor will not stand much show
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10
Arre.tsd for Fmhen,ls,n.nt

PrTTsFIELD, MASS, Oct. 9.-Considera
BILE excitement was occasioned here last
night by the report that ex-Town Treas.
urer Joseph Carter had been arrested fol
the embezzlement of town funds. The
amount Of deficiency is said to be $50, 900
Carter is seventy years old, and has
always been regarded as a most estimablt
gentleman.
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A Boa Constructor Loons

NEW YORK. Oct. "a boa constructor fifteen
feet In length, contained in large wooden
ooN' while being conveyed from Hamburg
steamship pier 10 the establishment OF Richie
Bros No. b55, Chatham street, before noon
to day, when opposite City Hall park, was freed
by the lid becoming displaced. The reptile
giloed into the park and tried to get into grass
until six men succeeded in throwing a bag over
It's head and carrying It the remainder OF the
distance. Fully 20DO people were present when
the reptile was captured
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vanZandt County Convention.
- a.. ,,..ot,o

U0rreBponuence OF the Ghzotte.
CANTON, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE county
convention was held at the courthouse
yesterday, to select delegates TO the
Jacksonville convention. Twenty eight
were selected and were instructed TO cast
their vote for the Hon. j. 2. Blount for
the state senate, first, last and all the
time. DR.. Blount represented this county
with a great deal Of ability in the Nine
teenth legislature, which makes his
chances fattering for the senate.
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sayera at Austin.

Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. 9.--IIon. Joe Say
ers, congressman from the Tenth district,
candidate for reelection, addressed the
citizens OF Travis county here tonight.
He pitched into the Blair bill, aud de-
nounced high protective tariff and the
Randall bill. Mr.. Sayers' speech was
wen received, and ne was followed by
Col Peeler aud Maj. Carlton, prominent
local politicians, who denounced indie
pendentlsm, which is jeopardiziug the
success OF the Democrats in the local
canvass.
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Dakota Forest Fires.

GRAND FORKS, d, T., Oct. 9.-There is
a great forest fire two miles south OF
here. A strong wind is blowing. The
flames are rapidly coming In the direction
OF this city. 1t is just reported that the
flames have reached Taylor's addition.
The loss to timber is incalculRble
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10

ported to be the written consent Of her
guardian to the union. The county clerk
pronounced the document forgery and
declined to issue the license. The young
people left rather disconsolate, but VOW
ing they would get married somewhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10

speakers were Gen. Claiborne and Col.
Walter Gresham, candidates for state
senator and representative, The small
audience Is not attributable 70 lack OF In
terest on the part Of the Democracy OF
Galveston, but rather to the distance
from the center Of the city to the place OF
meeting, the people being dislnclined to
make the trip across the island, while the
Hebrew holiday also kept numbers away
who would otherwise have attended.
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FIRE RECORD.
Copaagrntlon 10 a m,ning rown

PfTTsBURe, Pa, Oct. 9.--Punxsutaw-
ney, mining town in the northern part
Of this state, has been vlsitsd by disas-
trous con1agratlon. The fire started in
the st. Elmo hotel about O'Clock this
morning and spread so rapidly 10 the sur
rounding property that by daylight thirty
five buildings In the business part of the
town were In ashes. The loss is Sl65,
600, on which there is an insurance Of
100000 The origin of the fire is un-
known
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10

Special to tho Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Oct. 9.--Mal. j. J.
Jarvis was in the city to-day and made
appointments to address the voters of this
county In the future. The major is well
known In this county and will no doubt
receive the full support Of the Demo.
cratic party.
The question Is often asked, "Why
don't some of the candidates for state
offices speak to the Decaturites?" Wise
county polls about $500 Democratic
votes, and Will doubtless have two Demo.
cratic votes In the next legislature.
A great deal OF interest Is manifested
here as TO what will be the result Of the
meeting OF the congress ional executive
committee at Denton to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10

Buy package of Silver Loaf and give
IT a fair trial. II you do this you will
never regret It, How many disastrous
failures In making bread cause troublous
vexation in the household This can all
DE obviated by trial OF Silver Loaf. j.
ii. Brown guarantees its purity, strength
and efficiency.
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AUSTIN.

A Mysterious Death Thought to he Murder.
Attempted Suicide,
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. 9.-Thls afternoon
an inquest was held on the body of Joe
Bonner, colored, on the farm of Mrs. Tiff
johnson, eight miles from Austin, The
neck was broken, but how, is mystery.
The report that he was killed by lightning
is not believed, and it is thought to be
murder.
John Hildinger, German, attempted
suicide by morphine in whisky, but the
doctors used stomach pump and pulled
him through.
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Boandto arnrrx.

Special 20 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX. Oct. 9.-Charles X. Raw
and Miss Mary Smith OF Temple, Bel
county, appeared here to-day TO ee,
license TO imarry. The bride admitted
that she was only sixteen years cid, but
the wcnio-be groom produced what pur-
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veIyets. nroeaae ana plnlp ,

a handsome stock for you to select from,
at the popular cash house OF Malone,
Waller s Co. Get the difference between
cash and credit prices. This house sells
ior cash only, and you can rely on it, the
prices are low. Try them.
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AtBenbrook.

SpociAl 70 the Gazette.
BKNBRooK, TEX, Oct. 9.-Messrs.
swayne, Finger, Carlock and Taylor,
Democratic candidates on the county
ticket, spoke here to-day to very good
audience, and there is no doubt but what
the Democrats will carry the day in this
section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10

AT Wholesale at Ellis Kellner's. They
have Just received q large quantity that
they Will sell at low prices to the trade.
solicited.
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nIerohnn,s. Save nIoner.

Ellis keliner are stocked with sad
olery and harness, bought before the
prices advanced, and those who want
10 save Dig money, should correspond
with Ellis hellner for low prices.
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Pays His own B,lIs

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Oct. 1t has been stated
that meeting of anti Cranhll Prohlbi-
tionists would convene In this city next
Tuesday, to express themselves concern
Ing the Dallas convention OF Prohibition.
lists Such meeting may be held, but
Prohibitionists hire do not seem to be
taking any interest in It, r. II. Kings
bury, Jr., who is stumping the Ninth dis
trict against Hon, X, O. Mills, publishes
a card this evening, in which he denies
that the ProhIbitionlsts, here or else
where, are paying his expenses in his
campaign against Mills, He says he is
paying his own bills.
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Leave Your Measure

At the Queen City Shirt factory for sup.
ply OF shirts That will be guaranteed to fit
you perfectly, and the goods shall be of
the finest quality.
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Oorrespondenoe Mnn,ed

From country merchants on wholesale
saddlery and harness. Ellis & Kellner
are supplied with a full line and heavy
stock OF all kinds of goods.
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Nothing Superior

To the line OF gents furnishing goods dis.
played at the Queen City snirt company's.
Inspect their stock OF shirt goods that
they use for making to order both ine
and colored shirts.
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give Attention,

On and after October l6 | will charge
SIS per month for boarding horses. This
advance is made necessary by the high
price OF feed which will not admit OF
boarding them at lower figure. Re-
specuully, THOMAS WrrTEN.
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Cochran mt Paris.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Oct. 9.--Dr. A. NJ. Coch-
ran, Republican nominee for governor Of
the state, was In the city to-day and
spoke to small audience at the court
house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10

NOW we are in our new quarters, and
are ready to show all kinds of real estate,
city property, farms and ranches. We
make speciality of and can fit up any
kind OF buyer. Call to see us at Pick
Wick hotel. A. f. TRuITT & Co.
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spend Your oa,h vim nm,

II you want to get the full value of your
money. He sells to all for cash only. ana
no exceptions to this rule. 1t is hest fot
the seller, also the buyer. Get his cash
prices On silyerware and jewelry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-10

Seed Mediterranean wheat now on sale,
bulk or sacked, in any quantity desired
at low figures. N. @. BFooKs
Fort Worth, Oct. 3. City Elevator.
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Convention Called.

Special % the ua2eIto.
JAcKsBoRo, Tx, Oct, ga conven-
tlon Of the Democrats Of the Forty FIRST
hoatorial district, composed OF the coun-
ties Of Wise, Jack and Young is hereby
called TO meet az Jacksboro, Tex on
Monday, october rs, 1886, TO nominate a
candidate to represent the Forly-first
floaiorial district in the next state legls.
lafure THOMAS +. WEST,
Chairman Forty-frst FloatorIal District.
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AT Malone, Waller Co.'s. are creating
perfect rage. See them and you cannot
help but appreciate them. The prices are
wonderfully low at this cash house.