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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
THE TARIFF FIGHT.


rat on Your AImar for tho Battle, for tho
Victory Hiusi bs won
4 New York Starr The house Of repre-
&entaiiyes has refused to consider the
Question Of reducing taxes. There was
D. other matter before IL except that one.
There were no differences as to methods
Done ~ TO what taXas should be retained
#hd what abolished The plain, naked
question put To every member was
HWill you consider bills ~ reduce taxa
zont' aud the house voted "no."
n Was such thing ever seen beforcf A
n loman senate registering the deereea OF
80mmodns or Caraoalla was not more
#hamtless than These representatives OF
|4feemen refusing even TO consider Wheth-
% taYes could be repealed and the peo-
pies burdens lighttned
NJ What power ID IL that is able To COM
|&pand tie services Of representatives
Without reference 10 the ties Of party or
3ha plain requirements OF dntys What
power Ia II that can maintain taxes no
|}phger needed, and The continuance OF
winch ia menace TO industry and COM
}hercei
81 y is plainly a power strong enough TO
1aake necessary hat those who mean "
4eklst and destroy II should be vigliant,
courageous and united.
n The Issue Is growing more plain every
Hsy' TITS between the people ana those
4fh0 are enriched by their suiferings,
New York had her share OF disgrace
yesterday, Bliss, Spriggs, Slaheneoket,
'EisfFiman aud Muller again lett theli
4 party, aud Joined this tariff plnnderers,
n How long must Dsm lorats endure 90
pssoealion that brings Democracy mte
Pn1lle diErepute and Gontemptf
Inc people will not get the Christmas
Present the Star has asked for The 500,
pp,Vu0 81 nnneeded money VIII be "a
ff@d from the fguita Of their toll, Bhl
14efongs grow fast, aud are soon too heavy
be borne la the liberation oi ths
8gpfklngmen aud the freedom o. labor the
24nty.
II Nashville AmeriGani While the result
70 be deplored, as IL puts Tho party u
MAs attitude ~ not heina aDle sven "
~ 9asiler measure looking 20 tho 70
aempii1n Of its pledges, II shows mat lh'
4slpflty ara still earnest ana aggressive
lheir war nnop Monopoly eAtortol
~ robbery II The pr0leetloniAls have
ssh aelniing themselves with ths hep'
sAA' THEY nave slienerd the advocates ~ Ia
n people and thr enemies ~ monopoly thel
y aAfg feoelFed sharp and emphatic warn
w ~ The result Of yesterdays vote 20 ~
q .FAssr lay that hatterlng JUNCTION 70 lhei
sslls They have postponed, hut tbel
sAfe not defeated, the cause Of tarlr 70
ah They have barely won the bAllle
H "ul thew have uaf sndqd the MRT Ant
'asi viii not and they cannot end ~ unit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

Late last evening, just sitter the closing
hour u business AZ the mammoth dry
goods house oi Mangum s Montgomery,
the memhera Of the Grm, together With
their efficient corps u statesmen, we're 10,
yited 70 partake q delicious luneh given
by the ladies u the First Baptist church
Of THE city 10 appreciation of lba Eboye
gentlemen's EFFORTS IN behalf Of the Ia.
dies Exchange Of that church. During
the uhAppy How Of soni' many we're tbs
hearty thanks extended 20 tho Aforesaid
ladiee, especially 20 Mmes, Chadroni
0arvey and Weaver for their Kind fer
membTance, Nh Camp, 0ne 0f the sales
men, suggested chat The ladies DO re'
guested 10 repeat the occurrence ~ often
as convenient 10 them 80 that bic board
bill would thereby be greatly reduced
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
ON WALL STREET.
Yesterdays Transactions In stocks tho
smaliest Of Any Day During tho
Year Given 10 Buifoonery.
fhe Hlne'aA.iens We're Measuved ~ ven
SNAIL frnot,ons ana Possessed
no nlEnihcanes,
COMMERCIAL Rrsuns.

COMMERCIAL REsuAE.
Special 70 The uAEette
NHw fonK, Dec, "A Railway b0nds
to-day sold as follows Texas s Pa.
oinc Incomes AZ sshi Houston Texas
Central l'sat lllAi Ksnsas a Texas Ga
~ gs Missouri, Kansas s Texas 81 al
500 Missouri, Kansas q n Xsd'a at asb
Gut Colorado 8 Santa Re gold h's al
l0l4 Gull, Colorado & Santa Nc ia at
Money AT 04i per cent,
Hoyernments strong and higher
Stellipg unchanged.
OIL steady
Wheat quiet and nigher.
Cotton declined points.
Clftee quiet,
Tbs exchange will be closed to,mor,
row.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND RoNDs.
Nkw foRK, Dec, "A Government
bonds have been dull aud arm
The stock market, IN consequence ~
tomorrow being Christmas, Was exnes-
slyely duil and without special features,
large proportion of the brokers we're
absent, aud those who attended the board
gave A. much attention 10 hufioonery, ~
usual at this tune, as they did TO trading
IN slooka' The opening was weak, the
declines from last evenings dual prices
ranging up 70 per cent,
latter la New England, There
were some further slight declines
In early trading IN which l.Ouisylile q
Nashville was lesder. The rally which
followed was led by Jersey Central, aud
stocks quickly reached tho highest prices
Of the day, after which the market
dropped into u dnll aud llstless state Ia
which the fluctuations were measured by
very small fractions, and 10 no case did
they possess any Significance. The mar.
Mt finally closed AS II had been through.
out the day, extremely dun and sieady.
The business done was the smallest for
| the year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
A STRANGE STORY.
A Yoang German am Abducted from ner
Fatheriand ANA Lett for Dead IN the

A Yoang German arr Abducted from Her
Fatheriand ana Lett for Dead IN tho
SNOW.
PEORIA, III, Dec, "A Rosa Roberts,
Il young girl twenty years OF age, claims
10 have been seized by man on puolic
street yesterday afternoon thrown into a
baggy and conveyed 6yo miles Up
the river, WHORE she was thrown
from the vehicle into the snow. She was
certainly found there and brought back 10
this city about midnight last night. Rosa
tells a remarkable story 70 the eff
feel that she was abducted from
her home IN Germany when
Ave ysars old, by man named Ilus,
brought 10 Naw York, adopted by man
ufaetnrer named Roberts aa one OF his
family, and i've years ago, when Roberts
died, was left $1,000 ia mis-
will she came West with IA
daughter al Roberts who had married H.,
w, Williams, now engaged Ia the boot
aud shoe business Ia this city, and lived
with Williams until about a year ago,
She claims the man who sel2ed her on the
street yesterday she recognized as
the Que who abducted her from Germany
fifteen years ago, ana the horror Of ese-
ing him deprived her Of conscious
ness. She believes her pa ents
are wealthy people IL Germany,
aud the object OF lilns was to put her out
OF the way 70 keep her from seesring her
rights, and her long unconscious spell
made him believe that bis object was ao-
complished, She IL subject 70 iaintlnG
spells, which sometimes last for Two
hours,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
ROBBERS, CAVE.
Young Zsialar Fow Believed 10 Have Been
Murdsrad by HeIiotss Ps0pls,

W ftNtA"tee NHFfSf
special TO the Gazette
SAN ANTos,o, Tx, Dec. - y More
evidence Is accomplishing 10 prove that
the mysterious disappearance OF the
young German, Henry Zeigler, can be ac'
counted for on no ether theory than that
the poor young fellow WAS fonily murder
cd by the Robbers Cave gang OF cut
tbroats Carol lifannon, who u VIII 20
remembered iigared 20 CONSEQUENTLY IN
The horrible revelations which rscentiy
led 10 the discovery Of the cave, to-day
brought in to the city the coat
which leigleF WAS last seen 70 wear,
and the garment had four pistol-bAll
holes No arrests have been made yer,
nor does suspicion even point 70 any par
ticnlar one, but Il Ia said that when the
body Of zsigler is found and identified,
WHOLESALE arrests will be made 10 the
ielotes neighborhood, in which several
parties who have hitherto passed AZ good
titizsns viii ba ilyplyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

eoN Darnell WAS convicted OF the muir.
der uf one William GilbFeath Of Wood
county Since adiudgod insane Oar.
nell has been In the Tefrtll
asylQms and the superintendent
declares he IS fully recovered aud Is now
sane, and from Gov. Ifelaud's last IN
dofaemcnt u Is more than likely that the
law viii take lis eouraa and the death
penalty be carried ont.
All the departments elnsed to-day al
noon, and no business will DO transacted
~ any pf ihem Tomorrow Daring the
irst ~ next week = few olerks viii be
on hand ~ zach h attend 10 al imporian
business, mt ~ general thing theru
Will be a general suspension Of work
until after New Years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
GALL AND woamwooD.

rhe Organ u the waskiagmsn ot rhns.
deiphia Attacks rowasrly,
fniLAnKLrniA, IA, Dec ~ ~ The
rocsio, the organ u tho workingmen Of
this city, In rs issue Of 20.
morrow win say edltofiAllyi ''lfrom
the number Of secret circulars pub,
lished by the head oflthe noble order
II 70 20 ho ihierFed that the distinguished
gentleman 4 trying 10 make IL appear NJ
least thar he Is uarnlng his prinnely sal,
AIRY Of $4,000 year, Many poor
Knight " labor, u not on the verge 81
starvation 10 certainly not earning more
than enough 70 keep body
aud soul together during this
Christmas season, while The heads
Of the order are rpyellpg Ia ali tho luxury
their pfincely salaries afford The oili,
oials certainly have bothered their eondl.
tion. Pile 90 the assessments
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
The nara.t waY u oa,nblo.

"iinw queer that OLD follow acts, said
A visitor 60 The proprietor " nna " tho
LEADING Detroit gbmblnR houses TOW
nights aR0, Indicating 40 elderly man
ninphlpg BY thp faro table
Mes crank, = waH She Bontonti0us
anaWer 100 ever and ask him how he
stands to,nlghtp
'liaW ho atandt2o
hYeal ha'a betting IN hia mind never
puts npany money hni Wins and loses
thousands Oh tho tara of i card Ia hiu
mindh
care ynn ahead Tonight, unelogh aaked
the ylBit0r
mos ! WAS up 20 5000 few mipnteu
ngo, bui WAS Rpllt out u hali " a $500
bot on the seven 0nh now I bSyn been
whlpaawod for the fett I'm broke,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
AuslIN.
What the Governor says About one faF
doa-- nnsissas hnspendad

What the Governor says About one faF
doa- nusiasas hnsptndsd
special 20 the Gazette
AUSTIN, Tx, Dec, 9i.-doy, Ireland
has received large number OF appliea.
lions for pardon Ia tho case oi Charles
DANIEL OF Wood county, sentenced 70 DO
hangea FOR murder, GOV Ireland IN eth
on ssed 20 interfere and commute the
aentence 20 imprisonment for life. Amer
sentence Darnell, il is alleged, went ia-
sane, aud RAs 20 aniudged Upon ms
being made known 70 GOV, Ireland he To-
dofsed ihe petition "a commute as Iol-
lows, 'iii hp N insane, ~ urged, ihan be
ought not 20 no pnplahrd ~ hli sna ~
there u sons d0u0l en0at his cnnai'
| ton, decline 90 commute tls
sentence and he can remain
IN lie asylum Slnca The ipdoIselnsH 10
| Darneli Is declared W be- sgHe end 10 an
swer ID petition wanting Tie efntente
commuted the governor mss ipaofsea q
below. nItii now asserted by pfispner' 4
attorney that petitioner IL certalaiy
sane, The action Of the governor has
been invoked 90 the ground that ~ was
insane. lie H0W appears 70 be ehhs
agAin, and as II has MOI been a.
serted that he Was insane when
be committed the crime there dosH MOI
appear any reason why we governor
ak0uld interfere, and DO aeelines 70 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
uar worha nestrorad.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec, "a The car
works Of Scholl q King, at Middleton,
|wefe almost wholly destroyed by fire this
morning, Loss, $4,000 The iire
started in the boiler room at $3.50 O'Clock,
and despite the forts OF the lremen six
|substautlal brick puildidge, Including car.
lpenter, construction, machine, pattern,
Blacksmith shops and planning mill were
destroyed The foundry, office aud few
sheds were saved. II IL likely the works
lwill At once be rebuilt, About 1853 men
|aie thrown out OF work. An insurance
|Oi 100000 was carried, part OF which
Twas on the saved buildings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
EXCURSION TRAINS.

Az hoada Hunting into Fort warth 10
owe hsduoed natts Tor ihs nolidats
All railroads 0ontorlng AZ Fort Worth
have advertised that thuy will sell round,
trip tickets from all points for 2 cents per
mile-~ouc fare Tor tho round "Trip ThaHr
tickets win be sold on December "a, and
will be good 10 return until January y,
1887, This will enable people iiylnA on
any Of the lines coming hor0 10 Visit Fort
Worth, aea their lrirnds aud the city, and
have time 90 Aee the highia, Tor mere
nominal amount, Fort Worth lnyltea oil
10 come.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
nurusd mis- Corn.

npeclal 10 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tex, Dee. 2i--The corn
crib and stable belonging TO Charles
Douglass, a respectable and well-to.do
lcolored man living fifteen miles west OF
this city were burned last evening, TO-
Igether with 800 bushels Of corn and tho
fodder, and damaging his live stock, Ru.
ben Allen, one Of u luglass' colored ten
ants, disagreed with hlm Yesterday In the
'city abont some settlement Of an account,
Rnd u ls thought that he fired the premi-
ses through spitep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
The Wichita Fails Insurance.

7TVtUIHI 70 FTTN NWHNNNNI
WIonTA FALLS, Tex, Dec. 2i.--N.
henderson OF this place represents the
New Orleans Insurance association OF
ssew Orleans, and the City OF London aud
|Pficen Insurance companies, which had
.tS200 insurance ON stock aud fixtures Ia
,Bnllen's drug store, divided as follows,
sO.wlt New Orleans Insurance assoeia.
Non, sl000i City Of London, $1,000, Pei.
tsan, on fixtures and nne soda-fount,
'sl200 The Mutual Projectors Of Hen
sterson, Tex, also had $1,000 on same
block, This closes for the present one Of
llhe finest drug Concerns In this part OF
-IeNAA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
SIBERIAN.

waiting for Bond 10 he ruled A Crasy
hsgro Boy.
special 70 the Gazette,
SHERMAN, Tx Dec, ~ The county
commissioners adjourned to-day, after a
session Of several days, with the agree
ment that they would assemble again
when called BY County Judge Gregg for
the purpose u approving tho Official bond
OF County Tax Cplleotor-eltot Scott, which
has not yet been perfected
James Tyler, a negro boy who lives In
Lamar county, aud who became dementod
~ this city night before last, was taken 10
PARTS this morning by sheriff Gam for
trial,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
lslII ans ior wrannlal Allaanmsnl.

w,Il sue foF wrongful Attachment.
special 10 the 0alftto,
WicnlrA HLLs,TEx Dec n, tits said
the stock Of dry goods that were attached
labt week belonging TO Pail Dnnpinglnn
q Go 81 this place viii Invoice over al0,,
00Q ~ Is reported Mr. Dunuington VIII
bring snlt against this hret attaching cred
itor Tor wrnneiully serving ont attach
ment, alleging great dameEa 10 losa OF
bnaneas and deatruotloh % hia 0redll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
MURDER TRIALS.
Notorious Gases soon TO como Up ut san
Antonio.

ABtonlos
special TO tho Gazette.
SAN AEToNIo, TEX, Dec, "a Special
yenires iu eight murder cases were called
for in the district court to-day, and the
cases set for trial on dates after the mid
die Of January. Tho nrst.named Is that
oi Lilly Gibson, the alleged wife OF Clln
Cook, who IL jointly charged with him IN
the murder Of young Russell. Cook was
convicted and sent up for lie, the higher
courts having recently affirmed tho son
tenee, Among the others are Frank and
I. j, Scott for the muir or Of Frank
Harris This Is the famous IIalotes case
sensation which WAS uneartbed inCiden.
tally through the murder OF Marahal Hal
Gosllng, and the subsequent killing OF
George brannon by deputy marrhal,
Col. BrannQn Is tbs prosecuting witness,
lie IL a brother OF the man killed recently,
and is supposed TO know as much about
the workings OF that desperate gang as
any person living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

Conductor on 4'aiiman sleeper 70 pof-
taF You want 10 watoh that passenger,
San, ! think he's crazy,
Porter What mAkes Jon MAX 30,
h0RHf
Conductor Hecauss he didn't aiht
upon hAyibR a lover berlh ~ me middle
81 tho car,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
SOALY, ITCHY SKIN
And Al ltohpO and 8oaly SKIN and
anhln IllAanhnn Gnrnd hN nnilnnra.

Dh0niAAiA EHsoma Tettnr liuRWOfn,
Lle1sn, rfqitn., snad ti,Ad, hlls Crust
WathGTwOmhg'a flhh, ard nYnly iepaniHs u
itching, naming, hcaly, fimpiB llumDgg ~ tha
hhin hhd bdAlp, VIII Tore ~ itslf, arg popi
tiyn enfpd w Untieufai thu great Akin Cure,
Ana lntlnnTa soar, an exquisite skin liuhuiidar
externally, ahd unllelTa itpfaiYgni, no nav
iIl1gd Pufih9 Internally, whom pifyaclaaa ans
All othNr fatnf dlua fail,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
boarding oars burned.

Bpeelhl TO the Gazette,
WINonA, Tx Dec, "a The boarding
Rars on the st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
Railway caught fire from the heating-stoye
here yesterday aud came very near bugn,
sng up a lot OF cotton. But for the time
N assistance OF the bridge men quite a
Fargo amount OF damage would have been
Nome
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
Manlsd al llranhnm

Special 20 tho dasette
DALLAS, Tx Dec, "a oliver Buf'
den was to-day arrested here on tele4
gram from Brenham, Tex, charging him
with several robberies. He is in jail
awaiting the arrival officers from liTenr
ham
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
nanfnrni. llsnnrsien.

Tho next California excursion VIII loaye
Font Worth December 80, o. hi0p, ~.
klaiY dollars ss0) Tor The round lrip
Tiakets good 70 netufn Tor sis months, and
are no. available on any except ile eEenf'
sion train q ~. LuaK,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
rnE cAmpuKLL GAZE.

Lord Colin AsRa tor Another Trial ~ nla
nWnroa action,
LosDoE, Dec ~ Lord Colin Camp,
belts solicitor has applied for new trlal
Of hia confederation for divorce against
hle wife on the ground thst tho verdict 81
the jury was against the weight Of evil
dsnce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
RESULT or An ORB aRuneE.

John HAnoook Hiiled Nssr maple Springs
~ John Kngsnt
Special W the hhEetia.
CLAHKsviJE, Tx, Dee, "a John
Hancock, very much esteemed farmer,
was shot aud killed near Maple Springs
yesterday by John NQgeDt The affair
seems 20 have been premedtated There
had long existed grudge between the
two men ana NugenI was under indlGt-
ment for assault with intent 10 murder
the doceased by shooting through his
window ut night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
HEIRS TO A FORTUNE.

a Rich. Father Leaves Lsn,pasns merchants
"a Neat SUM,
special 60 the Gazette,
LAMrAeAs, Tax Dee, A,--H, W,
Tatea ana his two brothers, merchants
here, have just received Inform tion that
they have fallen heir to an estate 10 Eng.
lAad valued ut si2S,000 Their father
recently died in London, and THIS estate
was left by hin, tho sons having been ia
this eountf3 Tor many years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
nnarrAArDL 0r anALna.

II Carp0ntnf ll6Hd0fspn, n cured "
i s0glatIs 81 fdpIOsyi VI tsnniY years. tMndiRa,
by nniioura iiemnliFB ilN 0lgsi R1AdAlfal
elr0 ~ rtavfl, 4 dnafpanfpi NJ feAee lrll
ir0m tiia delig iilgdeiAhs Ana liis ffiogds
thought W iAnti dle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
paOnIAsIs, al suAI,Y snIn.

d, John Case. ~, u ~, hagiDR pFa8ti0ea
dent airy 10 this equity i0f lhlriy hgH g6als
sn1 being wail kn1wD 20 thousands hers.
ab1ui6, With giew "a help hny VIVA arc
niiifled ~ I have bapn M hu pAsi twelve
ypaFe, tastliy ibat ihe patlNnER iiemhr lnb rHfod
ino VI psdHhHis, 81 AcBly SAN W Hight days,
II ~ Tho dpnt ~ WIN wbDin ! had Consulted
RaFn NE 40 hnlp % inepnFagemNDl
JOntJ, CAan, y r..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
nlsIrssslnE Iarnplioa,

Your uuilnpIA itbmual performed Won
iuFful cara last Gumincf On ans ~ uif cnHtpia
eIH, On Old RhnHtmanVt 20 FHAfa ~ hHnt WIN
spHfren Win irainllg dlspaaeinE cfdplinn
90 hls hgHd ana fEgH, ana Who iai tliea ~
fs0iadiba Ada ddnfbfa 10 20 pNlutAp.
~ hMfiIi 90,
Ib4afkaHA, Afk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
rbs oar Aite,nalisu

Passenger Thaph all The money
have.
Conductor examining trade dollar
~ can't taan that ploce
Passenger All, well, give u 10 The
ibsn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
THE CITY
ID. Anarana Ohnrnh

sunday after Christmas, services At III
a, N, aud az 7 100 y, M Holy commune
viii be administered &c the II q ~, spr.
vice, Rev VIM Muniofd, dean % 50,
Matlhows cathedral, Dallas, viii preach
~ both AeTvloes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
spoMrlNa.
epen - All liz world

LospoN Dee, ~ The ocean yacht race
for 1000 guiaoas, under the auspices Of
the Royal Thames Yacht club, next sea.
son, ID ~ honor Of this qHeen's jubilee,
and win he open " this whole world,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

WAsnlAutuh, Dec 20 A. A. For
fe1as Fair weather ~ tho southern
portion, rams ~ the northern pur.
lion, variable Winds bee0mlng sontheriY,
Slightly warmer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
STRUCK AGAIN.
,Ioye. Of mo nsaalag nAllroad oom'

EnlpIuyNH OF ~" HN"HINH HHIIFHNH HN"''
pAny a0 oar AGAIN
PamApslfHIA, Pa, Deo, "a The en-
gineers, nremen, irair hands aad coal
beavers employed by me heading Rail
road company az The coai whefgea al
Port Richmond, VINO nave been disaaiiA'
ned over the recent rules Of the company,
And VINO returned 20 work yesterday,
agAin atruck this morning, and trains
were reported as baaly blocked between
the falls Of sehuylklll And Port Richmond
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

Constipation originates numerous fatal
diseases. Morris Gaseafine viii remove
ali traces u this disorder,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

Way VIII you sntsaf Win those eFfihle
bilious headaches, Wken Morris ilaacs.
Iine never fallh 70 drive them away
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

International pdae medals weg0 given
st. Jacobs on as the best paiu-aura,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

$40 Hard Oash Given Away.
Read Hteft's advertisement, holiday goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

Constipation originates numerous fatal
diseasee, Morris raeratine Will remove
all traces OF This disorder,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-11-05
Senator Fixes Sudden Dsath.

Since the sudden death of Senator Aus
Sin Pike. Of New Hampshire. singular
fact has been recalled. One year before
his death some one sent out to the country
q bogus dispatch announcing that Senator
Ike had that day dropped dead from
neart disease while walking from his resi-
dance to his Office. The Associated Press
scent of the town and another gentleman
called upon the Senator and assured him
shat the dispatch did not enanate from
&he Office of the Associated Press, and
as undoubtedly sent by some irresponsi-
Die party. "Well, gentlemen" remarked
2snator Pike, 'tyou may tell my friends
sRat l am better than 20 dead men," i'm
mediately adding: but seriously, gen.
tlamen, this borns dispatch has accurate
IL described lhe nann6E Of my taking
Of. I shall dte usJ as suddenly as that
person descriLsa. + stat 90 out IIi lac !, 3
y amoment's waraing save
IT. BroWn-Seqn&r has
Just one year to day from
Senator Pike dropped dead
IN his way to his Office Boston
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