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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-04
rHE NAzErTE. FORT w0RTH TExAs. MONDAY. JANUARY q

Ing fruit every month water? Scenery
There j. the River o. Life from uudeF the
throne 81 God. as clear as crystal, and
the sea Of glass mingled with fire DO yon
want music There IL the Oratorio OF
the Creation, lcl on BY Adam aud the
Oratorio Of the Red Sea, led on BY Mosesi
and tho Orat0rio Of the Messiah, led on
BY 1t. Paul. while the archangel with
swinging baton controls me one hundred
and forty-fouf thousand who make up the
orchestra Do you want reunlong There
are your dead children waiting 20 kiss
you, waiting 70 embrace yon, waiting TO
twist gorlands in yonr hair You have
been accustomed TO open the door on this
side the sepulcher; this mornlng | open
the door on tile other side the sepulcher.
Ydn have been accustomed % walk ia the
wet grass on the top of the grave; show
you the under side o. the grave The
bottom has fallen out and me l'ng ropls
with which the pail-hearers let down
your dead let them clear through into
heaven. Glory be TO God for this robust,
healthy religion. II will have a tcnden-
cy TO make you live long in this world,
and in the world TO come YOU vii. have
eternal longevity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-04
sOMEnopY IN LucK.
who Are the Lucky winuers 10 The Faises
& co. DrawingP

who Are the Lucky winners 10 The Fakes
& Co. Drawing?
The big drawing, OF which 50 much
mention has been made IN ~ columns OF
THE GAZETTE, came OF last Friday As
Messrs. Fakes & Co, The organizers 0f
the enterprise, have no possible way Of
knowing the names Of the winners, ali
they can do Is 70 give the number of the
successful tickets which drew prize, and
are as follows: First prize, No 81, bed.
dresser aud wash stand second prize,
No III, the mantlei third prize, No. 437,
wardrobe.
THE GAZETTE win certainly be well
come visitor to at least three individuals,
bearing, as it does, the tidlngs Of their
good fortune aud causing them TO appre-
ciate, doubtless, the truth of the old
6dage, tits better to be born lucky than
rich"
The person holding either Of the above
numbered tickets will please produce
them az once and claim the prize the num-
Der calls for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-04

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knights Of the table" They are good
judges IN all It's rednements and delica-
cies IN order to stimulate the appetite
aud keep the digestive organs ia good or
der they give pTe-emlncnce To Angostura
Bitters When you try them be sure 1t is
the genuine article, manufactured by Dr..
j. O. b. Siegert & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-04

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-04

Mrs. Wiaslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens :he gums, al
lays al pain, cures Wind collie and Is the
best remedy for diarrhea. 20 cents a
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
A BIG BLUFF GAME.
A THIN DEMOCRATIC TRICK,
A Scare Grow that Doesn't Scare Worth q
Csat-A Scheme that Would Work Beau.
tIfuily if There We're Any Elements of =
Truth In It-washIngtOn News.
Social DtpaicG 10 tn AIt.lliOsnoe.

Special Dhpaich 10 tS hIltlIigsHeN.
WAsHISaToN, D, O., July 1s,-A senss'
ton in the United States Senate is prom
ised, The performance, 1t Is said, will
take place at an early day and will be free
to all, unless the storm that Is brewing
passes over through the efforts now being
made by someto preyentits contamination,
1t Is said that when the Presidents pen
sion veto messages come to be considered
in the Senate, q leading Republican sena-
tor will deliver q carefully prepared and
elaborate arraignmept OF the President
and the Democratic party for their atti-
tude with reference to pensions, which
will be "the great speech Of the session."
and ls sintendedto produce an impression
upon the country. The speech, which Is
now in course Of preparation, will not
only be devoted to discussion Of the We.
toes, but will covsrs broader field and
serve as the keynote Of the campaign,
Aleading Democratic Senator, 1t is also
stated, Ia preparing a defense Of the Pres.
ident's position, which will be in the ma.
ture OF an attempt to reply TO every possi-
BILE argument likely to 6e brought forward
by the Republican champion. It is limited
that the Democrat will produce sworn
evidence to substantiats charge he pro.
poses to make against the Republican
Senator TO the effect that the latter ex.
torted a fee OF 500 from q asoldler's widow
for securing her pension. AS the legal
fee is but $40 the guilty party would be
liable to heavy fine and imprisonment
and expulsion from the Senate.
The above announcement, which has
been quietly made, has produced quite a
sensation among Senators and Congress.
men. II the promised scene really takes
place, 1t will Of course produce a profound
sensation throughout the country. A Re.
publican Senator told me tonight that the
occurrence Is not at all likely to take place.
The Republican Senator will, he says, de.
liver his speech, but the Democrat will
not come TO time with his charge. The
threat above mentioned is, he thinks only
an attempt at bluif, and is thrown out for
present effect on the country. He does
notthink there Is single Senator on either
side Of the House guilty OF the criminal
irregularity limited at.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
GLADSTONE DECIDES
10 RESIGN TINE PREMIERsurp
And Then Make 1t Warm for the Opposition
In the House of Commons Lord Hart
lngton Refuses to Joln the Coalition
AIinlstry General Foreign News,

LONDON, July ls,-At an Informal meet.
ing Of the Cabinet on Saturday Mr, Glad.
stone spoke in favor Of immediate resigna-
ton and was supported by Earl Spencer
and Mr., Morley, Sir William Harcourt,
Mr.. Childers, Mr. Campboll- Bannerman
and Sir Ferrsr HarsChell were in
favor Of challenging a vote Of
the House oil Commons on q
motion OF affirming the principle Of Home
Rule for Ireland, Subsequently at q din
ner Mr., Gladstone stated that he had in,
Aexlbly decided to resign and conduct an
uneompromislng opposition, In this de.
clslon Sir William Harcourt and Mr.,
Ohilders then conCurTed.
Lord Harrington and Mr.. Henry JAMES
have definitely declined to Join q coalition
ministry, Lord salisburys Offer TO make
the Duke Of Argyll Premier was contin-
gent upon. Lord HRItington'a joining the
coalition, and OF course Ia now withdrawn,
The Duke OF Argyll will probably be
made YiCeroy Of Ireland with Mr., STAN
hope Rs Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
coUNCiLSiEN INDICTED.
81. Loul. onlclnls Held to Answer for Var

81. Louis Onlcinis Held to Answer for Var.
iOun Crooked Proceedings.
St. LOUIS, July 1.-THE grand Jury
closed its investigation Of the charges
against the members Of the House Of Del
egsIes last night, and returned indict.
ments against six Of them. Messrs
Waters Piahon, Brueggemann, Garten-
bach, Keenan,, and ono other whose name
has not yet been asCertained, were in.
diCled for drunkenness In Office, and
KeeHan, Plshon aud Brady for bribery in
connection with the investigation oil the
Casino Theatre, when the bill revoking
that theatres license for indecent perfor-
mauces was before the House.
The jury returned two other indictments
for attempted bribery, one against DR..
Wellington Adams, the other against
Charles A. Davis, an attorney. These
gentlemen had charge OF the electric rail
way bill, and were present at almost
every session OF the House, urging its
passage. The bill failed to pass. however,
and Il is said that DR.. Adams became en-.
ragged at the members who had voted
against the measure, and threatened In the
lobby Of tho House to show up some Of
them in such au unenviable light az to
make them decidedly uncomfortable.
Then followed the charges against twelve
delegates that we're ineligible TO Office,
having petjured themselves by swearing
falsely to the oath when they took their
beatb
This expose quite naturally aroused the
wrath Of the accused, and they determined
10 pay the Doctor OIL in his own coin, and
gaveiniormationt 10 the Jury which led TO his
Indictment, this information being that he
had offered two Of the members large
sums Of money for their Affirmative votes
upon the bill. DR.. Adams states, how.
ever, that he never attempted 10 bribe
these members, but that they, on the
other hand, came 10 him and volunteered
10 vote for tho bill for a certain money
consideration. Bench warrants for the ar.
rest Of the indicted men have been placed
In the hands Of the Sheriff, who will serve
them AZ soon as possible.
Delegate Keenan, aud ex.Delegate Brady
hutisndered themselves late In the alter.
noon, and gave the required bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
THE FRENCH DUELIsTs.
Tho Republican Rccciyos the Royalists Shot
nnl Fires IN the All.

1ho AcpuDHcNh hOcclNCs tue ikOyhltSpA shot
and Fires In the All,
PARIS, July 1.-THE duel between Gen.
eral Boulanger, Minister OF War, and
Baron de Larelnty, arising from the re.
marks Of the Baron in the Senate Thurs.
day, relative to the expulsion OF tho Duke
dAumale, was fought at o'clock this
morning. Tho weapons were pistols. Tho
place OF meeting was In g forest near Meu.
don, five miles wat ol Paris. When the
command to fire was given Baron de Lar
einty shot at General Boulanger.
The latter coolly awaited the result OF
the shot without firing himself. Finding
himself untouched by his opponents bul.
let, General Boulanger raiEed his own
pistol and fred up into the air. The COM
batants then left the field. General
Boulanger returned to Paris and went
straight to his Office at the War Depart
ment. A large crowd had assembled to
learn the result OF the duel, and they
gave General Boulanger an ovation when
he appeared.
The members oil the Cabinet and scores
OF the deputies and eenators have visited
General Boulanger at the War Depart
ment to personally congratulate him upon
the bravery Of his action in his duel with
Baron Lareinty.
The official report OF the duel says that
Baron Lareinty deslred that 1t be fought
with swords, but that General Boulanger
had the rightof choice and named pistols.
Both Combatants fired when the signal
was given, and both were untouched. It
was found that Boulanger's pistol had
missed fire, The seconds declared that
honor WAS satisfied and the Combatants
shook st K, hands: The report does not con- con;
In the air.
The Temps account Of the duel says
that after the encounter Lareinty, holding
out his hand to Boulauger, said: ~ have
never doubted your loyalty or your chival-
rous courage, and that Boulanger replied:
~ never thought you accused me OF per-
sonal cowardics, but was anxious to lace
your Ere."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
A,GRAW,s NOMINATION


I.Cported Fayorably to tho Senate by tbs
Finance Committee.
Special DLpdteh 10 the LHlsItgGIcer.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The nomination
Of John T. McGraw to be Collector Of In.
ternal Revenue for West Virginia was re-
ported iavorably TO the Senate by unan'
imous vote Of tho Committee on Finance,
Mr.. Morrill,, Chairman, in executive ses'
sion Saturday. He will, in all probability
bo confirmed at the first executive session
hereafter, which will likely be held Mon
[ am informed that there were nc
charges whatever fled with the committee
against MCGraw, at least none that were
taken CoRnizapce Of. 1t was conceded by
tho Republicans that the President had
the right to remove MCGraW'e predt Cessor
for reasons deemed sufficient by him, and
they we're satisfied that there were no
charges against the late Republican Col'
leCtor that involved his personal integrity
or that influenced the President In his
action that the change was simply made
on partisan grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tho wife Of Councilman John II.
Mitchell, OF Lafayette, Ind, was horribly
burned by the explosion ola coal oil lstove.
Francis Murphy and bis son have Sc.
cured sixty thousand signers 10 the pledge
Of temperance In Ohio since last Septem'
ber.
The British Minister, Mr.. West, has
gone to Ottawa, presumably on diplo'
matte business connected with the fish
cries.
Henry Brendemeier, IT,, killed his father
with o brick. Brendemeier, sr., was
drunk and assSultng his wife, In Coving.
ton, Ky.
Near Lima, o., q spark from an engine
set Gre 10 George Wartman'B wheat field,
burning two hundred bushels oi wheat,
several straw.stacks and o threShlng ma.
chine,
Alta meeting Of the Republican Com.
mittee OF franklin County, at Columbus,
o., resolutions were adopted requesting
the U. 3. Senate 10 investigate tho charges
against Senator Payne.
The Catholic Columbian, Of Columbus,
o., says the denomination Of Hon. Deriah
Wilkins for Congress by the Democrats at
CoBhoCton, "isa disgrace 10 tho party and
q dlshonor 10 himself"
seyenty.hvs ladies who attended O lawn
party given by Mrs. Edwin Wiley and
Mrs. Edwin Orebs, at Charleston, ILL.,,
we're poisoned by eating Ice cream, None
Of the cases proved fatal.
A gang Of burglars which has been raid
Ing stores II Warsaw, Plymouth, Syracuse
and other Indiana towns has been broken
up by the arrest Of the entlro party, They
were lodged 10 jail at WAFsaw.
U. s. Consul James ". sller, Of Cape.
town, South Africa, charges that PaytnaS'
tef Thompson, Of the U, ., tnan'Oi.wal
Lancaster, accepted $3.50 from ship.
chandler for buying supplies Of him.
j, NJ, w. Graham, agent Of tho Lacka.
wanna Freight LinB o. Memphis, Tenn.
has lolned the American colony In Canada
having Bwlndled a building. association
and various merchants out Of Ave or slX
thousand dollars.
In a fight at Mt, Vernon, KY, between
q, W, Mcclure, Lee Carter and Jack and
Tom Moore, Jack Moore was instantly
killed, TON Moore was moflally wounded
and Mcclure was shot twice, but not ser
louOly injured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
A prspoNpENr GERMAN
OF Point Pleasant, ". VA, SHOOTS Himself
mt Cincinnati,

VI POht flChbnhti W. va, SHOOTS Himself
mt Cincinnati.
CINclNNArl, July 17.-About 1880 this
morning loitererS in the shade OF Lincoln
Park were startled by the sharp report Of
a pistol, and on going to the spot among
the shrubbery on the bank OF the lake,
they found young German with pistol
wound in bis right temple, and still grasp.
ing 39.caliber "RGd Jacket" revolver.
Jacob NoBnich, who was resting in the
shade, Baid the man came and Sat down
by him, not ten feet away, and that all at
once he got up and walked into the
bushes by the lake. NogniCh thought
perhaps he was going 10 jump In, and he
started after him, but he was aBtonished
10 see the man draw revolver.
He yelled at him and ran 10 disattn
him, but before he reached the uniortun.
ate man he had shot himself In the tom.
pie and sank upon the grags. He w0a
still ConECiouB, aud gave his nAmo Rs
Philip Hess, Point Pleasant, w. Va,
A patrol wagon was summoned, HeBB
was conscious all the way 10 the hospital,
and said he wanted word sent 10 his
brother at Point Pleasant, and that there
was a letter In his clothing that would tell
oil about him. II seems that lie ID In the
saloon buBlness at Point Pleasant, for lie
went TO the Jung Brewing Company and
ordered fifty kegs Of beer.
This morning no went into the saloon
at Lautel l'and freeman and got glass Of
beer, aud wanted 10 play q game oi pool
with Nick Wiegele, the bartender. Nick
said he laid him out on the game.
The man then left saying ho would be
back In q few tnlnuteg. In few minutes
the report Of the pistol was heard, and
HeBs was stretched dying on the grass.
The man had been drluklng'and carouB.
Ing around In fast houses, according 10 his
story 70 Wlsgele while playing the game
Of pool
ae ls a young man not over twenty.
four The hospital physicians say hs can
not live.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19

.pR1yATE DALzgLL with his customary
Cyn.cIsn and wsggery writes the INTEL
LIorScER begging to correct the announce
mept h. at he is "a candidate for Congress
in the Bingham district. He ssys since
the senato has decided that the legal way
to roach that august body is by Doodle by
the barrel, some fool will next conclude
that is the proper way to reach the House
o! Representatives. He sees his way tc
the Senate barred by this authoritative
decision, and as for the House ita seats are
suctioned off in the came way. He says
he will not put in bid this time, for he
docs not possess enough swag to buy in
But ho 10 admonished to lay by little
every year, and since Doodle Is the royal
pathway to power, as decided by the
highest authority, he says he hopes to
save up enough by the time he is ninety
TO buy a seat in the School Board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
THE SPORTING WORLD.
wEEK,s REVIEW or BASE BALL,
The Standing of the Different Clubs-Ths
AlleshsnIss Have Good Hold on Second
Plase-NotssOf Interest About Play
srs,-The bay Ridge Hippodromc,

There is no alteration in the League
race, except that Detroit has forged q lit
tle farther ahead. The Western teams
will shortly go East, when New York and
Philadelphia may better their positions
somewhat, The remaining clubs excite
no general interest, as they get pulveriied
with almost daily regularity,
The Western Association teams are now
on their second Eastern tour, and they
ought to have the same degree OF success
that they had on the former trip, when
they won 81 games out OF 90, st, Louis
seems impregnably fixed In the frat place
and Pittaburgh has strong grip on sec.
ond, Louisville temporarily filled third
place on Friday, but on Saturday dropped
back one notch and gave way to Brooklyn,
The Cincinnati, Athletics, Nets and Balh.
more finish in order,
NATIONAL LRAOUF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
A BIG BLAZE
In st, Louis Yssterday-Thlrty.Flye Acrei
Burnsd Over.


ST, LOUIS, July ls,-A fire which proved
to be the largest and most destructive oI
its kind that has ever occurred in this
city was discovered at about 2 O'Clock this
afternoon in the lumber yards OF Knapp,
Stout 4 Co., at the corner Of Angelica
street and Bremen avenue, An alarm was
Immediately turned in, and two engines
were soon at the sCsne, They were, how
ever, owing to the poor water supply un'
able to cope with the flames which,
driven by strong wind, soon commune
Gated to the nearest lumber piles and
were making rapid headway toward the
Union Stock Yards, the destruction
OF which seemed for a time iuevi'
table, The wind soon shifted to the
opposite direction, however, and they
were saved, but the lumber yards were
doomed. In the meantime more alarma
had been sent In and twenty engines were
called out, The water supply, however,
was entirely insufficient for the emergency
and the flames leaped from pile to pile Of
the dry lumber with incredible swiftness,
The Ore was not confined to any one por-
ton Of the yards, for sparks and burning
splinters were carried in every direction
BY the wind and the whole territory OF
the yards, covering thirty-ave acres Of
ground seemed to be one mass oil
blazing lumber, The efforts Of
the tlremen which would evidently
have been fruitless II directed towards sub,
DUNG the flames, were from this time en-
ployed In keeping them from spreading
and In this they were successful. The FIRE
was allowed to burn itself out, and at the
end Of four hours ESQ 900 feet OF lumber
were total loss. The contents Of the
yards was mostly lumber ot otsupsriorgrades
and the loss on this account Is very heavy,
100000. The company's stables were
also consumed, bnt the horses were rescu-
ed. The total insurance cannot at this
honr ba ascertaIned, but It is estimated at
S275, 900,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
BAY RIDGE RACES.
ToOmur and Courtney Defeated by 1.oss ant


Lee.
BALTIMORE, MD., July 1.-THE attract.
ion at Lake olgeton, Of the Chesapeake
bay, this evening was q three mile double
scull race between Teemer and Courtney,
Ross and Lee and Hamm and Ritz. A
good sized crowd Witnessed the race from
the grand stand and the shore at the start.
Ing point. As was the case yesterday,
there were neither judges, referee moi
tlme.keCper. Teemef and Courtney took
the water HrBt, Ross and Lee followed
closely and Hamn and RitE q good third.
Teemer and Courtney pulled q rapid
sweeping stroke and gained lead
Of q length, but ag the first
turn was being neared Ross and
Ice regained their lost ground, TO.
ducing Teemer's lead 10 ong.iourth length,
and when the flag was reached they were
leading. Courtney and Teetref made the
better turn and got around first by half
length. On the downward course Hamm
and EiiG rowed fine race. Ross and Lee
then increased their speed and passed
Courtney and Teemer, going . length 10
the fore, The latter then pulled a quick
stroke aud came up close With the leaders,
both boats reaching the second turn 10,
gstheh Courtney and Teemer fouled the
Nag In getting around which gave Ross
and Lee slight advantage, the latter
making tho turn 1tSt and loft Teemer and
Courtney behind. Hard pulling quickly
fegelned the lead, leaving Ross and Lee !
half length ID thelf wake, Hamm and
Ritz pulling steady oar several lsngthl
behind.
AZ this bend was reached Ross and Lee
Ipulled Up 10 Courtney and Teetnet and u