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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
BlsmaroA Very Anry.

BERLIN, March Prince Bl.naag,
speech in the reichstag YESTERDAY absail
the attention of the public, His mDslI
ter with Herr Richter was msfsta nj
unusual bitterness HerrRlehteI spaI6
continues to charge Bismarck WITH I'LL
ing to alter the electoral asA1
in order to subvers universal ID.
frage, and when Herr KthW,
in the course Of debate yesislhk
sneeringly thanked Prince AIgnssa
for having spared the country 4 coup 4
etat, the chancellor jumped ap Eias
voice broken by excitement and deIhlsl
he had not designed coupd' etat Aaf
same time, he said, the kingsoi Plsss
and Bavaria seeing that the reiehsus ~
untrue to its trust might begin iolsslt
having parted with their pTeroglilEts9
the general veal and seek to again fcqrH
the same. This declaration "
caused a sensation Throughout VI
many and fears are express
that changes in the constitution irdlI
templated. The Tagblatt yssieIdiy n
clared that the chancellor projected VI
creation of a second parllamenIeonll~
of delegates from the chambers q =
federal states. This parliament sesTs
TO the Tegblatt, win have power 2 VI
pose of all questions upon which sls v
nf fbn roirhufasr 10 mt rnnuIrpl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
wonderful Cures.

W. T. Hoyt & Co, wholesale and retail
druggists of Rome, Ga, say; We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bltters and Bucklen's Amica
Salye for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well or give
such universal satisfaction. There have
been some wonderful cures effected by
these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by the use of n few
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery.
taken in connection with Electric Bitters
we guarantee them always. Sold by II.
w. Williams Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

LONDON, March 20-Ihe n
says Chamberlain's secession lH' .'s
cabinet is the most severe hloH ~ z.
stone could sustain II the scNlaA Y, " (
tinues the next election may Ky ".
returning tie Tories TO power y * Y a.' s's
pelliug the Liberals to accept s' ~ \
iain's leadership, and either resus ~ "
fraught with momentous conseg's'i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

LONDON, March 27.-lord SIsNfI
president Of the council, aud Rsd lin'
vile, colonial secretary, bada c0nl''',s
with Gladstons at a late hour lia W.
Both ministers to-day called up9' Y
earl of Dalhousie, pronounced ll9s'
and, being a Scotch peel, It Is 'ui. 4.
that he is being pressed 70 aces'' x
Office OF secretary for Se0tlaud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

IDS viii be received untIl Z a,,s... 4
vvPIiii ~ 1856, by tho oomuissIo,eyss ss n. =
hmiiDarReT county, Tex, to build q r., NJ
mouse In Vernon, the county sest = !; XIV "a. $40
W. Duplicate plans aud slec cisp " INV y.
seen SEEN, az the Office Of J. +. flandes ~
pai,las, Tex. or the original plans IA ", ",
S Sar1. a, me office Of the county cie,s y
,h Every bidder VIII be required 10 d.ue.A 4.
court that he win enter INTO nv y ssss's Y
TO his bid, and give eailsiaes,,,'.se eS,.i1i
sum of S30,0O0 10 insure he ccsa,,, y' 'I y y
court house according d NAM w y y
lions. f'~''' A''R tt's|ll
The commissioner reserye M, ,,.s. (
1ect any and all bids. IL i's a.. =
County Judge OF Wilbareer Conn, X.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

LONDON, March 2S--h X 4
learned that there e no trp'n I I. X, ...
port that an American vsa las..I Il
Shelby aud a French WOMAN l.a KAT. 3 y
sayre fought a duel with swo' ". Y "A.
deid Of Waterloo Thursa1.I ...s,iss.
is described as a itn&saV la''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

LONDON, March 2S.-ls y s's ssS
there will be six secessions ' 81. s K,
stones party outsideoi the c.o .s1s /. II Il
report that Lord spencer WHY IVY. w \. 4
unless the land bill satisfied '' \, 4 n #
true. He has full coalaeass M
stone and assisted the LATER ~ vi
the bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

ATLANTA, GA, March 2s.-The monu-
mont OF the late Senator nnl Is now in
place and ready for unwilling, The com.
mittee in charge has decided to postpone
the unwilling ceremonies Ia order 10 az
ford Jefferson Davis an opportunity oi
being present. In reply TO an invitation
MIR, Davis promised to come.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
NATIONAL NEWS.
How the Texas Delegation Voted on
the Momentous Question Of the
Hour.
work Of the Two Houses This Week -ear-
land sick and mannine's Condition
the same-Notes.
How the Texans voted.

Special 10 the Gazette,
WAsuINGroN, March 2s.--The vote O.
the Texas members In the house on th'
bill to give pension OF $4,000 per aunun
TO mrs. Almira Russell iinnc0Ok, Gen
Hancock's widow, was rather significant
The following members voted against tho
Nll: Reagan, Jones, CnlbersoD, Well
born, Cain, Miller, Mills, Sayers and Ian
ham. Mr.. Throckmorton was the only
one who supported the bill by his vote
Mr.. Stewards name IL found in the list
not voting. The entire delegation voted
for pensloning Mrs. Julia Grant AT the
rate Of $4,000 per annum. Ia view OF
the fact that Gen. Hancock was a
Democrat aud at one time q candidate for
the presidency, the vote Of Texas
members refusing 20 pension his widow
Is regarded as a strange coincidence since
they voted solidly 20 pension Mrs. Grant.
Gen. Hancock's connection with the
military operations ia Texas shortly after
the war marks an era In the history Of
our state, and we, therefore, give space
to its salient features.
In the latter part OF 1867 he was APP
pointed 10 the military district Of Louisi-
ana and Texas, and there met the most
serious problems Of reconstruction with
marked wisdom aud flrmness. T.. M.
Pease, the carpet-bag governor OF Texas,
had entered office with the full radical
notion that all civil offices whatsoever
were vacated by secession; and forth
with he cleaned out local officials OF cities
and towns, emptied the courts Of
judges, and proceeded to MI their
places with fellows OF his own
political faith. Gen. Hancock is
sued general order declaring that the
rights of a trial by jury, OF habeas corpus,
OF the freedom OF speech and the press
and the established laws Of property and
person were unaltered by the act of war
and were st II TO be respected. Pease
published In answer presumptuous open
letter TO the public, to which Gen. Hancock
replied by a long and able review OF
the situation In Texas, and Of the contlnu-
GUS rights OF the people OF that state TO
the expression Of their opinions and the
conduct OF their internal affairs, strongly
sustaining the superior rights OF the civil
over the military power IN all manner of
common law. In every detail of his al
ministration as commander of this difficult
district he made an enylable record. He
was, however, so lnterfered with by the
authorities at Washington that soon after
writing his letter TO Gov Pease he app
piled TO be relieved from his command,
and the request was complied with March
l6, 1868 He was then appointed to the
command OF the division of the Atlantic,
with headquarters at New York, which
position he held thenceiorward till his
death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
ATOKA.
Gathering of ohootaw omolals-The Ga,
zette Always First.
Special 70 tho t3azette

Special to tho 3azetIe.
ArANo, |, H., March 2s.-There was
quite gathering here recently Of the
Choctaw officials to open the bids and lei
the contract for compiling the Cboctaw
laws from the first printed cooles until
the present, Capt. J. A. standlev =
citizen Of this place, secured the eontyac /.
at $1,000. 'N NV'''i ''0'
fonr account OF the skiriuish between
our governor, Ell McCurtain, and ths
horse-thioyes, published Ia Yesterdays
GAZETTE, was the tlrst news we had hers
Of me affair. Thus THE SAzErTe brlnrs
us tae news from our'own Territory Re-
the way, THE GAZETTE IS exceednrlS
popular mere II is many hours ahead Of
scores OF subscribers all over Ire To-,
tory, and this correspondent predIets i
soon will have, 'S ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

CLEvEiANp, ONO, March 2S.- The
Crystal Window Glass works at Bellaire,
OHIO, burned yesterday The loss Is
$4,000, insurance ON building SEQ, 600,
and on stock $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

KANSAS CRY, Nor March 2s.--Ncls-
swnger's livery stable was Quilted by flre
early this morning, Thirty eight horses
were burned or suifocated TO death and
an employe named John Follmor persisted
ia the danes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

WASHINGTON, March 20, ! A. M.--West
Gull states, generally fair weather
slsnty colder In southern portion .
Slowly rising temperature in northern
portions winds generally northerly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

the next attorney-general Of Terss. 4. 4,
least it "klnder" looks that wsy o,ltH
these parts. I'd GreenYille Herald Z
The supporters Of John b. Mcoaa 4.
highly pleased with his chances IN 4
ceiving the Democratic nomination &
state comptroller; aud II his nsm.s AZ,
get upon the next ticket, Ii Is ssis i I,
that 1t will detract nothing IRON sis
its dignity or its strength. lWalislnda
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
MARRIAGE GNII|N


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moe story true q Viz M. b,y s,sesrisl "a
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nanf more Those marf,d q, w ~ ef lt1fl 4. n
tAilt y eashsio b rcAt h ! l,ass AtNi{ls|I
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

BERLIN, March 2s.- .4.sia&
yesterday afternoon, bys .l ss's \ ,slsI 4
rejected Prince Blsmaals s,s 4 tA.i|.
uopoly bill. The members =
abstained from voting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

LoNDoN, March 9s che e.' az
nounced OF the most Rev. hlss s.'ss|
viex, French d. D, loEa's' y. cssE 4
Of the Dublin diocese q ~
ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

VIENNA, March ~ \ 40 =
says that Prince Alek.nas' IA i''f
make his army procIAip
United Bulgaria,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
Free icxportation.

LIsaoN, March 2s--The Portuguese
government has issued decree authoiiz-
ing the free expectation OF gold and sill.
YER COIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Atty Gen.
Garland is suffering from severe cold
and Is confined to HIS bed. His physician
has advised him TO remain away from the
department for few days.
Physicians attending Secretary Man
Ming report his condition tonight nm
changed. Members OF the secretary's
family aud his attendants say he appears
SOmcWhnt hotter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

WASHINGTON, March Unfinished
business in the senate for the morning
hour is Mr.. Logan's bill TO increase the
efficiency Of the army.
At2 O'Clock tomorrow Senator Plat
will call up his bin for the admission OF
Washington territory, and next to this
the interstate commerce bill and the
bankruptcy bill are booked for consider
alton.
In the house, friends OF the education
bill will seek to open the issue with It's
opponents. Mr.. willis will report O
new education bin under the call for
states, and will move It's reference TO
some other than the education committee
The postolllce appropriation bill Is un.
finished business, and the debate upon
the policy Of the postmaster-general with
regard to foreign mail service may post
pone action until near the end OF the
week.
The agricultural and river harbor APP
preparation bills will be reported 10 TIT
house tomorrow. The sundry civil ap
preparation bill is expected later.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

oPtphi w tuh AhANlNts
WASHINGTON, March 2S.--Mr. Reagan
of Texas on Tuesday presented the fol-
lowing resolution in the house, which
was referred to the committee on mill
tary affairs;
''Be II ordained by the house OF repre-
sentatives, that the secretary OF war be
requested TO transmit to the house OF
representatives q full and complete list
OF the officers now on the retired list OF
the army, with their respective rank or
relative rank, their annual pay aud allow
ance, and the specific reasons and grounds
upon which they were placed on the re-
tired llstn
Troop u, Third cavalry, win go TO Camp
Rice, and troop G, at Camp Rice, will be
moved to Fort Davis as soon as the neces-
sary arrangements can be made, The
troops will march with wagons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
Umbrellas

At Betz's Ten-cent store, 4oG Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

In Comptroller Swain we find all the
qualities essential, and we hazard moth
ing, we think, IN saying that he is, all
things considered, the very man for the
governorship Of the great state Of Texas.
piano Rpviaw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
All Urinary, gIdne, ana n,.aa .
ION cured for life --N n'hooef ffaet..

..,nes esn y 4 I. lesoevsni.r. y r,i. i. n,
isses guaranteed ' N nal q ..lfp, ~ s.s,
nmphlets, Engish or Ce WI. Y 'iiitf...|
-DoVe uleeases IN Inalt On ,sn... Y. S.I.. llAc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29

DR.. John Golfers boom is thriving
nicely. IT'S healthy aud thrifty boom
for fact. All IL well and Collier is
ahead Let the procession proceed -
r Alyarado Pullptin
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-03-13

"a ~"Jtmmy, d. You know
2 a hasc-h uer, IL =
amy Der your lie.
a.. Have We one here T.
. Yes sir mas shipper
National Republican., 1886-12-25
Pilots License to n Woman.


Mrs. Minnie I'M some time ago ma 10 an
application for pilots license from the
board Of local United States inspectors,
but without special Instructions they de-
clined to issue one, Nothing dUunted, Mrs.
Hill wrote to Supervising Inspector @. Q.
Bemis, Of San Francisco asking why she
should not be granted liconse Mr..
Bemis wrote othe board informing them
that II Mrs. Illll possessed the necessary
qualifications they would have TO give her Il
license. Accordingly the lady was sub
jected to thorough examination AS to her
qualifications. She passed first class ex-
animation, answering promptly every
question asked. A masters aud pilots
license was therefore ssucI and the lady Is
now entitled to the prefix Of "CaptaIn,"
Mr. aud Mrs. Ilill are the owners OF the
little steam launch Minnie HUI, which for
the past two years has been plying along
the lower Columbia and its tributaries,
doing general sort OF trading business.
Hereafter Mrs. llill Is authorized to "take
the helm.n This Is the first instance where
a pilots license has been Issued to woman
on the Pacific coast.
National Republican., 1886-12-25
A WESTERN ROMANCE.
Industry Made to Tell in an Unex-
pected Way.



"Ihere goes young man who has ro-
NANCE" remarked well.known citizen OF
81. Paul to reporter, as he looked through
the window as young man Of perhaps 25
passed up First avenue, a remarkably
handsome lady leaning upon his arm.
"Tell YOU about It Certainly; only [
won't give you the names of the parties,
for II did you would print it, and nearly
every one In the city would recognize In
the couple two'well known Minneapolis
people.
"Some years ago the young man worked
in cne Of the big mills, and was looked
upon as good man in his position. One
day party OF ladies visited the mill, among
item the lady you saw him with. While
looking at the different things around the
mill this young lady dropped from her
finger into lot Of wheat which was being
stored a valuable diamond ring which had
been presented TO her by her mother, who
bad died years before.
"Of course, the young lady was nearly
bCartbrOken and refused to be comfOited
by her friends. This young man, who was
standing near when she dropped the ring,
saw the whole thing aud made up his mind
to n cover he ring. That evening, as soou
as his worl, was done. he went to the hin in
which the wheat had been stored, and there,
accompanied DY lrien1, Sltteu all tue
wheat and placed 1t in bags. 1t was nearly
mining when he found the ring. The
wheat was then emptied back into the bin
aud the young man went home. When he
went TO work again he went to the head
miller and succeeded in being released for
the day. His next move WINS TO dress him
self In bis best suit and return the ring to
the owner.
"TO her be related how he recovered it,
and by his pleasing manners so captivated
her that she invited him to call. This he
did, and the friendship thus begun soon
ripened into something stronger The
young lady's father took great liking to
The young man and gave his consent to a
marriage arranged between him and his
daughter. When the marriage took place
the young man left the mill and was started
in business by his wife's father. He is now
worth about 100000 and can lay his good
fortune to recovering the lost ring"
National Republican., 1886-12-25
ncntnn,s Hair nrnwcr.

NJ vito are EALp, al, who are becoming
GAlb, nj, VITO 10 not want to be BALD, all whO
HlC tolhCd Win DANDRUFF or lTCHISG Of the
tra!r, ShOuld use BsntOu's Hair Grower.
ECU1Y ITR uENT. Of those using II have grown
hdL ituCyer falls 10 stop be hair from fall
lpp. Through Sickness aud ioyers the hair
srrt'w's hl's rr IN short tine, nnd al
lGOusA tLe person may have remained bald
for years, II you use Benton's Hair Grower ac.
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The Hair Grower Is a hair food, and its COM
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National Republican., 1886-12-25
The Era of News.

journalism has driven out literature, and
the reporter bids fair to drive out journal
ism. The era OF "news" has come. The
average newspaper cares more about an
accident in Harlem whereby a man broke
his leg than about the cleverest editorial
that could be written; II 1t can get "beat"
on it's contemporaries in the shape of an
exclusive account OF dog fight In Arizona,
about which none Of its readers cares two
straws, there is more JOY In the editorial
ard proprietoIial heart than all the letters
Of Junlus would excite. In New York the
papers pay $2 column more for news
matter than for literary criticisms, stories,
art reviews, and all kinds OF "speclals."
/ have known OF 5000 being paid by every
morning parer for duplicate copy Of a
two-column ticle about seduction case
of no particu interest, while important
ard excellent TENS OF news have occasion
ally brought their puryeyors from $500 to
s2,CCO No former era could compare with
this in the dev 'opment Of news-gathering
faculty and fa tiles, and clever and en-
tcrprising rep er can earn more money
than brilliant editorial writer nowadays.
National Republican., 1886-12-25
Orchestra OF Ladies.


Two or three years ago, In order TO raise
some money for charity, Viscountess
Folkestone organized an orchestra OF ladies
more or less well known in society. The
affair has since grown, and Lady Folke-
stone's baRd bids fair to become a perma-
nent institution. Last night sin aid OF
various charities the first concert of the
season was given at Princes Hall. At pres
ent the orchestra is limited to string band.
1t is possible that the heavier brass instru-
ments are unsuited to ladies' lips, and fair
cheeks distended by blowing, for instance,
q trumpet, would certainly not look pretty.
But apart from this, the affair is constituted
on the most business.l like principles. There
are fourteen first and similar number OF
second viOlirs, eight violas, and eight
yiolincellOs. Three ladies have even
been found willing and competent
TO play that pouderous instrument the
double bass. Some Of our best families are
represented In this orchestra. A glance
down the list reveals such names as Bou.
yerie, Oliphant, Lytton, Dalrymplo Hay,
De Grey, Curzou, aud many others. Girls
Of almost every type OF beauty are there,
clad uniformly In white frocks relieved by
shoulder knots, some of pale blue aud
others of salmon color. No Adam is al.
lowed TO invade this orchestral Eden. 1t Is
true That when a choir Is employed black
EOh'h hIt ItIullleu W iuIlu hoIJ Ol DiCk-
ground TO the picture. The ladies are also
pleased TO admit the sterner land lower sex
as solosts. But the members of the baud
arc women to an individual. Even the chef
d'Crchestra Is lady.
NisCuuuttss Folkestnne is 10 holiday
conductor. The admirable playing OF the
orchestra shows what pains have been
taken atTebearsal. Lady FOlkestona stands
10 her work 6s Richter does. She taps the
dcsk with her ivory and silver mounted
l0ton, her boat Is broad aud distinct, aud
r''; all "just like II man." MS one Of the
f. visitors wss oy' rhcatd to remark.
\ ountess Folkestone is, of course, not
u My lady conductor on record. Worthy
T. ullud6s to a woman who beat time
w. a stick. Nine. Trebelli, Miss Lila
q De aud Lady F0lkestoue herself have
al. ly directed public performances.
National Republican., 1886-12-25
An Elegant substitato

For Oils, Salts, Pills, mud all kinds OF bitter,
n0useous Liver. Medicines and Cathartcs, Is
the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
OF Figs. Its advantages are ovident--lt Is more
easily taken, more acceptable u the stomach
more pleasantly effective, and more truly bene.
fetal To the system than any other remedy.
RGt & &4Henuea iI in Dy iesding bhy'lGlansi and for
1TnCpisis
National Republican., 1886-12-25
You are ailpg with bti cold take Turkish
bath, N3 Eltreet northwest
Judge Kelley Forge the Postum Dog.

Judge Kelley Forge the 'Possum Dog.
birmingham (\la) Age,
When Judge Kelley spoke at Admission
he said among other good things that Ala
b0ma would be better of II she had sheep
for every dog she row has. The Judge
cyiGcntly d, esn't know the darky's love for
his coon dor. Whether we ever have any
sleep or not the sportsman wants his set
ter and pointer. The iarliy is not cassed
ps q sportsman, but be loves Il 'posSum dog
too well to give him up except at the com
mGnd Of the law. Aud wan poverty would
have 10 sii mighty close to negro's hearth
TO m0ke IN vote for 0Ly candidate for the
legislature who fayors Il dog law. Judge
IlhN.
National Republican., 1886-12-25

1000 81 WASHING MACHINES FREE.-To intro.
duce them. lfyou want one send ut once to Mon
arch Laundry Works, 50 Randolph st.. Chicago.
National Republican., 1886-12-25

So per gallon, 20 cents a quart bottle. No. I
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
at McGees. Ninth street. near d.
National Republican., 1886-12-25

ALL perons afflicted with Dyspepsia, Dlar
rhUR Cole, and all kinds of indigestion, viii
find immediate relief and sure cure by uslug
AR0OSiuTd BHiGs The only genuine Is maau,
faCtured by Dr. j. q, b. Slegert & Sons.
National Republican., 1886-12-25

When tho Department Clerks
want something good TO eat they go to Nor
gan's, $50 ID street.
National Republican., 1886-12-25

OUR reduced sl5 oyercoats will compare ia
sSn seman Pr0s Garner Seyanth and Nv