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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22
TUBE WORKS CLOSE pOMN.
-Four Thousand Men out. but Are wmins
60 Arbiirnte.

-Four Thousand Men out, but Are willing
60 Arbirae.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, March 2t..-The strike
at the National tubeworks at McKees.
port, Pa which was inaugurated by the
employees Of the threading department on
Thursday, has spsead to all departments,
and the extensive plant, which fur.
nished employment for 1000 men, IS now
idle. The strike Is for an advance
OF 10 per cent. The men In the
welding department followed the example
OF the readers yesterday aud this az
ternoon, notwithstanding The posting OF
a notice by the firm Offering an adj
vance from "a 10 10 per cent, the
mechanics, boiler.makers, carpenters,
painters and repairmen also struck
General Manager Flagter addressc a
the men this afternoon telling them
that in an endeayor TO keep them em-
ployed during the winter the company
had accnmu ated an unusually large
stock which compell, d the closing, OF
some departments till It is worked
off. The company could not pay any
more than IL offered, MS It's books
would show, and II the men refused 1t the
works would have to be suspended. To.
night large meeting OF strikers was held
and an assembly OF Knights Of Labor
formed. After that they listened TO The
advice OF numbered ministers who were
present and the result was the appoint
meut of a committee 10 consult with the
manager with view 10 settlement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22
FoREIGN.
A minister Arrested.

LoNDoN, March 2l.--Mrs. Adelaide
Bertlett aud Rev. Mr., Dysan, Wesleyan
minister, were committed yesterday for
trial at the Central criminal court on a
charge of having caused the death OF Ed
ward T. Bertlett, the womaD's husband,
on New Years eve. The al
legation Is tnat, by advice OF the
clergyman, 10 whom several years
AGO Bertlett had surrendered his wife,
she killed him with chloroform furnished
by the pastor, while she was resisting au
attempt on the port OF her husband 70 re-
gain the place he had gwen the preach err
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22
rrno 10 The brand Old Man.

LONDON, March 2l.--The Pall Mall
Gazette s,a'es il IS authorized to deny
that John Morley, chief secretary for
ireland: Geotgo o. Morgan, under
cab,net secretary, aud Henry Brad
hprst under secretary Tor the
home department, are opposed, as has
been repurtrd, t. Mr. Giadstone's Irish
scheme, inc authority for the state
meut was cabinet minister who adheres
to his statement despite denials put our
N n seml.oiIicial way 10 behalf Of the
gentlemen reported TO be detected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22

II your complaint Is want Of appetite
~ Salf ulne-glass OF Angostura Bit
te,s half an hour before dinner. Beware
~ couoterfeits. Ask your grocer OF
druSgist for The genuine article, manu-
featured By Dr. J. q. B. Siegert q eons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22

LoNDoS, March 2l.-Ihe Uetlnan
schooner Resale from Rio Grande
Dosul for Falmouth, has been wreckea
an the coast Of Cork, Ireland. the
cantaIu died from exposure and tne
crew suffered terribly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22

Functional arrangement OF the female
system is quickly cured by the use OF Dr.
Il. V. Plerce's "Favorite Prescription. I"
II removes pain and restores health and
strength. by all druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22

Experience serves to show It's range
aud power. Try 1t for any soreness, pain
or lameness, external or Internal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22
scotts Emulsion of Pace Cod Liver OF,
with Hypnphosphifes.

In pulmonary affections and scrofulous
diseases DR.. Ira NJ. Lang, New York,
says 81 have prescribed Scotrs Emul-
sion and used IL 10 my family, aud am
greatly plesS d with II Have found II
very seruceabie IL scyoiulous diseases
and pulmonary afftot ons. .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22

fn Top
covered double collar ALE ~ steel
hickory and wheels sepped po oy s
bottom
in every respect aud you $3.50 IN cash
Weekly Gazette Tor one y mas
ehale In the drawing, sept l,ls premium iSt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22

Special 20 the bhfcue' .
Missouri Pacific freight engines, No.
70. the one that WAS Killed ny knights
Anthony and Murray OF Alyarado, two
weeks ago tomorrow, has been stand
ing idly in the yards since thai event
The engineer aud fireman gtge The en-
gine thorough oyerhauling YESTERDAY
and II WAS supposed freight train
would be made up ana sent uul
Leading citizeusi including me shetln
aud city marshal, have ASSURED agent
smith TINT when he wants ~ send out
a freight train they viii see tbat Y Is
not m0lested by local knlgh's Of Labor
The difficulty, however, seems 20 DC
that even II the train gets away from
Waco al right II Will be stopped ~
some other polnt--say Taylor or ANA
RADIO according 10 the dlfecVoA ~
which II Is dispatched, and the engine
''kiiledn by knights at one OF those
points Hence no trsins have peen SEM
out.
The lrregularity Of the passenger
trains on the Missouri Paclnc
source Of great Inconvenience ana an
noyance to the general pubic. iIhibs
from the south are usually on uinei
but coming from the north they are
from Elk 90 twelve hours lati' inis
briggs TIKI GAZETTE into waco ~ y,
sorts OF hours, much TO the lnconseni
ence OF It's readers.
All TEMf;E.
special 70 the Gazette -, u,,.t,, A..
TgMpLg, Tex, March 81 While tn'
strike on The Could system has been th'
subject Of great deal Of comment ane
ds.cns.ton here. itg effects have not beer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22
WILL BE TmED TODAY.

DALLAS, TEX, March y Joe Faulty,
A. B. Haley, +. J Haley, W. +. Thayer
and George Tattcn, the strikers who were
arrested at Bonham uDd sherman by
United States Marshal Caoell for con
tempt OF court aud interfering with the
officers Of the road, will be tried before
Judge Mccormack tomorrow. They
have been released under a 5000 bond
each. 500 bond for contempt Of court
and $500 bond for interfering with The
operation OF the road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22

and Ri Perkins could gain so much no.
snrl.tv Shrewdn.ss was 81 too nign
rr,m,1m. Men compromised their debts
H. II, cents on 81, aid then thought they
would 20 straight 10 heaven. II heaven ,al,,
vas a decent place such fellows didat
belong here. -. ~ idea
sr,. ci.,lv detestable. IL put the sins on
On Issus when every man saould shoulder
Ma avn sins. Repentance at the eiefentn
hour. and galluws conversions Meis
snares and delusions. The preachers ~
holding out the idea Of ylcarious a'9ne'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18
DUFFY,s PURE MALT wnIsKEY,
Clear Your Throat.

ayes, sir, human fog-hornsl Why, II
animals made the same unearthly noises
men often do on the streets, they would
Brighten the multitude"
Tho speaker referred to the painful effort
men make-and women, too--to relieve
their Threats of the hard, choking occumu-
iations which dem up the air passages TO
the lungs, and "red lane" TO the stomach.
These throat noises, varied with wheeling,
sneezing, hawking, coughing, are danger
signals, which indicate the presence, in the
midst Of these delicate organs, Of bronchial
catarrhal or asthmatic troubles, and are
often the outbursts of innamed lungs In the
incipiency Of consumption. Can't we be
warned in time, and instead Of scpul-
chral tones of disease speak out clearly,
hopefully, and strong? The best medical
authorities recommend alcoholic stimuli in
the treatment of diseases Of the throat and
lungs, which means pure stimulant Of
course. Pure stimulant means that which
issubsolutely free from fusil oil. DulTy's
pure malt whiskey is the only absolutely
pure whlskey in the world, tho proprietors
Of which are the discoveries of a process
which eliminates all poisonous ingredients,
and, combining food and stimulant quail
ity, IL is prescribed as o medicine by ply
sicians everywhere.
176 L. s5TH STREET, NEW YORK, n. Y.
DEAR SIRs; / am compelled to say that the
effect of your formula, with your Dully's Pure
Malt Whiskey, has been far beyond my ex.
pectations. have strong and positive faith,
and have 1t upon the fuot that, since taking
your whiskey have been almost completely
relieved from ASTHMA,
Yours respectfully,
PHILIP O'CONNEL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18

The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
In on the Washington Stock Exchange Is furnished
by Messrs. Bell Co., bankers, No. 1437 Pennsyl.
L..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18
A DREADFUL THREAT.
Ohio Patrons of Husbandry Want to
"Vipe Out" the United States Senate.

Ohio Patrons of Husbandry Want TO
"Wipe Out" the United States Senate.
President pro ten. Sherman presented to
the Senate yesterday the petition of grange
No. 1909, Patrons Of Husbandry, Of
Northup, Gallia county, Ohio, consisting of
resolutions adopted by that grange at its
regular monthly meeting, March 6, as fol-
lows:
RCsOlrCd, That the worthy master and secre-
tGry memorabilia tho United States Senate
asking and insisting upon prompt and favorable
action on the House bill No. $50.
R,solrcd, That ii the United States Senate
treats this bill with Indifference as 1t did last
winter, we pledge ourselves to agitate the me-
GGssiy Of changing the natona "a IeTonTsttgti9n
senators, or else change the constitution so as
10 wipe out this body, which has so often been
the cause Of depressing and outTaging the peo'
House bill No. $3.50 is a bill "to enlarge
the powers and duties of the department
of agriculture" by raising it to an eXecu-
tive department, to be known as the 'de-
partment Of agriculture and labor" under
the supervision and control Of a secretary
Of agriculture and labor, who would have q
place in the Presidents Cabinet. Bills
similar to this have been passed by the
House Of Representatives in three several
NohElSsotsi Oho iaop vi lOiOJ
eighth Congress. In a favorable report
upon the pending bill, 800, Mr.. Hatch,
from the committee on agriculture, afforded
inspiration for the dreadful threat which is
made In the resolutions Of the Ohio Patrons
of Husbandry, quoted above. Mr.. Hatch
said:
This repeated action of the House clearly
demonstrates the position of the representa-
tves of the people upon this important meas
ure. This bill was sent to the Senate, and on
Feb z, 1885. reported TO the Senate by the
chairman of the committee on agriculture,
with amendments, but was never reached for
consideration and final action.
Section was proposed as an additional one
by the committee on labor, and, as your COM
mittee, are informed, unanimously approved
by said committee and adopted by the com
mittee on agriculture with substantial unanim-
jty. Your committee cordially ap-
prove the transfer of the bureau of labor from
The Department Of the Interior to the depart
ment of agriculture, and the incorporation OF
these great industries into one name, as they
are In Interest, to be henceiorth known as the
department of agriculture and labor"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18
CHESAPEAKE BAY ENTRANCE
The Maryland Legislature Urges Con
gress TO Put Our Sea Coast Defense,
in Effective Condition,

The Maryland Legislature Urges Con-
gress 20 Put Our Sea Coast DeTenses
in Effective Condition.
Senator Wilson, OF Maryland, yesterday
presented in the Senate the Joint resolution,
adopted q few days ago by the general as
sembly Of Maryland, in relation to the "de-
tense of the sea.coast Of the United States
from foreign foe, ~ the text Of which is as
follows.
Whereas, the nrmored ships and heavy
ordnance In use generally In the navies of the
various nations Of the world require for udc.
quato defense Of land the best Notifications and
heaviest guns that ingenuity and money can
Whereas, Chesapeake bay and It's tributaries
pass through, and render possible access by
war vessels TO the finest sections of Maryland.
including also the District of Columbia and
the national capital, as also means of inter.
rupting or destroying large and valuable
section OF American commerce by an enemy
and
whereas the entrance to Chesapeake bay Is
of such character that defense by tOrpcdOCs
is difficult II not impossible, and can only I've
defended, II at all, by armorod ships of war,
monitors, or other floating batteries, against a
hostile fleet;
And whereas, by reason of the prohibition OF
the federal constitution, the scvorul states are
incompetent W lnuho Huy NIONlalull loE tuClI
own defense and the revenues and finances Of
the United States are in such condition as
to warrant the expenditure of n sufficient sum
of money for the defense Of the sea- coast of the
United States; therefore be II
Received by The General assembly Of MdrB'dHi,
That we respectfully urge upon the Congress OF
the United states the necessity of making i'm.
mediate provision for placing the soacoast OF
the country In condition for successful de-
tense against foreign enemy, aud We request
our senators and representatives, from Mary
land to use every legitimate means to promote
such measures and appropriations as will tend
TO attain the above general object and moro
especially the protection of Chesapeake bay
and It's tributaries by land fortiiicatlons and
floating vessels audsbatterics of the most up
proved models
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18
NEW ELECTORAL COUNT BILL.
The Senate Passes the Measure Only
Slight Opposition.

ShSnt oppOSitiOn.
Early in yesterdays session Of the Senate
the new electoral count bill was taken up,
and Mr.. IIoar addressed the Senate in sup
port Of the bill. While explaining the pro-
visions Of the bill, Mr.. Hoar said it failed to
provide for the settlement by Congress of
a case in which opposing sets Of returns
were made from any one state, and that
in the present condition of public opinion
and political sentiment in Congress IL
was impossible to provide any arbitcr for
such a case.
Mr.. George inquired If the bill provided
for a case in which the governor Of state
politically opposed 10 the electors elected
failed or refused to make the required GER
tihcates.
Mr.. Hoar supposed no law could provide
for such failure of public officer to per-
form his duty. Mr.. Webster had once said
that II the senators of the United States
failed to assemble there was no earthly
provision for preventing the republic from
going to pieces.
Mr. George said there were some valuable
provisions in the bill, but there were also
some grave omissions. Among them was
the recusancy on the part of the governor
OF state to have the vote of the state
acsertained and counted. While IL was
not competent for Congress to compel the
governor to perform his duty, II was COM
petent for Congress to provide by other
means for the ascertainment of the vote Of
state in such cases of recusancy.
The bill was then passed without divi-
sion,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18
TIE COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court Of the United States.-No.
173 The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York, plaintiff In error, VS.. Julia Arm
strong, administrative, sc. Argument con.
tinucd by Mr.. Joseph H. Choatc for the plant.
iii in error, by Mr.. u. +. Ketoham for the dc.
fendant In error, and concluded by Mr.. Choate
for the plaintiff in error
No. TO- ]. W. Hobbs, Assignee &c, appel.
liant VS.. John 4. Mclean ct al. Argument
commenced by Mr.. James Haggerman for APP
pellant, ind continued by Mr. Charles L.
Flandr0u for appcllCcs.
Court in General Tcrm-Chlef Justice Cart.
ter and justices Cox and Merrick.-Unitcd
statesvs, Nnrdcllo murder; on hearing. Assign.
ment unchanged.
Circuit COuTt-JustiCo Hagner-Brndlcy et
al vs.. Gait and HewGtt; on trial. Assignment
unchanged.
Criminal Court-Justice MacArthur-John
a, Harrison, embczlling 20 cents from W. G..
Chase: nolle pros entered Vim. Langley
and Henry C. Gambler, passing counterfeit
money; not guilty. Assignment for to-day
James Carter, alias Carroll, larceny: Sarah
Brown, bawdy house; also cases LEFT over
Equity COurt-JuStice Jamcs.-Bohrcr VS.
Ouerback: leave granted to file amended bill
Green VS.. Snow; leave granted to file amended
bill. Mills vs. Mills; petition of purchaser u
be released from payment OF interest denied
and writ of assistance directed to issue
Graham vs. Lee; leave granted tofle amended
bill LanSburgh VS.. Kcr; sale finally ratified
Dipplc vs.. GunthCr ct al; appearance of ab
sent defendants ordered. Assignment-Nos
-, 20, q, 20, ~, %. 20, 81, 30, and 80.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18

EDIToR NATIONAL RErUBLICAN.-slR have
nothing to conceal in relation to my retire.
ment from the office Of recorder of deeds of the
District of Columbia. My resignation was
rendered at the request of the President OF the
United States. The confirmation of Mr.. Mat
thews is in the hands of the Senate of the
United States, and may be safely left there. Any
defeat his confirmation would subject me to
misconstruction. MIR. Matthews Is n pro-
nounced and Jealous Democrat, and | am an
equally pronounced Republican. lIO steps cup
and in for the same reason that stop down
and out" Being willing to stay, and equally
ready to 20, have no complaint to make, no
gricts to proclaim or conceal MS to my removal.
Having long desired TO make brief tour
abroad | shall probably embrace tho present
opportunity to do so. ] know of nothing more
that ought to state to your respected readers
or to the senators of the United States, whom
you seem TO think are Just now in want OF in.
formation concerning me. With great respect,
yours truly, FRED'K DOUGLASS.
WASHINGTON, March II. 1886.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18
EXECUTIVE INFORMATION.

The postotlice building with contents at
shanesville, Ohio, was destroyed Tuesday
night.
orders to repair the quarantine steamer
John NJ. Woodwork at the opening Of the
season have been issued.
The New York mails of the 9th to Havana
via Tampa, Fla, were delivered in seventy
two hours, the quickest time on record.
+, W. Clark, chief of the revenue marine
division of the treasury has rendered his re-
signation. to so into business in New York.
The resignation of Past Assistant Surgeon
]. A. Benson, Of the marine hospital service,
has been accepted, to take elect April O..
The President has approved the bill author
izing the construction of public building for
the federal courts and United States jail at
Fort Smith, Ark,
r. N. BNskin has been delegated by Gov
Murray of Utah, to hand the President the
latter's resignation, which was asked for by
Secretary Lamar,
The appointment of DR.. Porter as United
States quarantine oiloer ut Key West, Fla, hls
been recommended by the surgeon general of
the marine hospital service.
p The United States steamship Enterprise
which arrived at New York Yesterday has
been abroad over three years, during which
time she visited ports in almost every portion
Of the world,
The officials at the Indian bureau defend
the policy OF Col Oberly, appointed civil SER
posed 10 making changes for political pur.
poses, and only did so to benefit the service.
The secretary of the navy yesterday dis.
missed from the naval academy Naval Cadets
Glen Waters, of Georgia Benjamin Steber, OF
New York IL. L., Gueydau, of Texas, aud
W. i, Gillespie, of Virginia, who We're court
martialed for hazing Naval Cadet briggs in
January last.
The following are the lowest bidders for sup.
plying materials for the state, War, and Navy
Departments building; Brick Washington
Brick Machine Company, S737 per 1000;
natural cement-James II. McGill, Sill per
barrel; Portland coment-yames II. McGlll,
$40 per barrel; sand-R NJ, Miller, 03 cents
per cubic yard. All the bidders are Of Wash.
ington.
The following fourth,class Virginia post.
masters have been appointed: George Bailey,
Baptist Valley, TaZewell county; ], ID. Ash.
worth, Black Lick, Wythc county; VIM. Il.
Neel, Cove Creek, Tazewell county; Mrs. Sallic
]. Kincannon, Max Meadows, Wythe county
John A. Nollen, Rangeley Patrick county; j.
W. Duggan, ir, Seven Milo Ford, Smith county;
C. e, Phelps, Reed Island, Wylhe county.
The award of contracts for star route service
has been completed for Arkansas, Louisiana,
Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado Oregon
Nevada, ClliiOrnia n, Indian territory, and the
territories of Dakota, Montana, Wyoming; New
Mexico Arizona, Utah, Idaho. Washington
and Alaska. The competition was more act,
i've than 1t has been for years. Last year
the districts in which contracts have Just been
let required nm expenditure OF s20116i5. This
year he same service viii cost ~, 7l6,Ol5. The
reduction IN The steamboat service Is s3j,O37.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18
Fraudulent Importation of Chinese.

The Secretary OF the Treasury yesterday, in
response to Senate resolution, transmitted TO
that body reports from Special Agent Spllld.
ing in regard to the alleged fraudulent impor.
tatiOn of Chinese.
MIR, Spaulding shows that the number of
passage of theaC OF lss5, embracing all classes
aggregated 1890 lie Is satisfied that the
extent of the frauds has been exaggerated aud
If there have be- Ell any by customs officers,
they were confined to three or four persons
now out Of the service. AT Port Townsend"
the special agent says, "tho Chinese business
until lately ran itself, or rather everybody
seems to have run It,"
He cites mn instance where blank certificates
were accessible 10 all the officers II not to the
public and says that any oll!cer could III them
up and issue them. An examination of tho
Looksoi blanks, msdc some months since, dis
closed the inCt that twenty-five certificates had
Lecn Torn from the back OF one OF the books,
and these he believes were iraudulently issued.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18

Following is the range Of prices In the Chicago
market, furnished by J. Vance Lewis, broker, lie
Droit building, Eighth and \ streets:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18
Civil Service Matters in Congress.

The House committee on reform in the civil
service, at n meeting yesterday instructed the
chairman 10 report lavorably the bill classify
ing the employees of the government. A sub,
committee, composed of Messrs Blanchard,
Mitchell, and Farquhar, was appointed to
formulate for investigation by the full com.
mittee the charges preferred against certain
employees of the House of Representatives, CON
tanned in the resolution Of Mr.. Browne, of
Indiana, introduced yesterday, ana to report
at the next meeting. The clerk of the com.
mittCe was instructed to request eX.MayOr
Jno. NJ. Glass, Of Jacksonville, Ind, who in.
stigated the investigation primarily, TO appear
before the, committee and testify at the car
liest possible day
a bill to provide an assistant civil service
examiner was later in the day reported by
Gen, Cox,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-18

Jesse S. Carman who was the party of the
second part to the difficulty in the House
corridor Tuesday was seen by n NATIONAL RE
PUBLICAN reporter yesterday and requested
the correction OF some of the statements con-
tanned In the account published of the affair,
II am not the son of Gen Il. A. Carman, late
Of the agricultural bureau" he said. "Mr.
Bliss did not strike me three singing blows.
have never interiered in any manner with
the affairs of Mr., Bliss, nor do urOgate so
much influence IN matters of legislation ms to
interfere with him in any way. lie was re-
ported MS having made statements regarding
me which no gentleman would make, and
while discussing these, which he denied, with.
iorbw ~ ia" iInnso Of RenrSsentotivos m nf
the capitol or the surrounding grounds, he
would not have dared to make such an at
tempt, II he had should have had the right
to attempt punishment In kind, but not at
the capitol, where for so doing would be
liable TO fine aud imprisonment for defending
myself"
There Is no blood on the face of the moon.