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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

occasionally turns up here on department
business; and learned the other day
from his ex-secretary that Refers inter
ests Ia the West In land and cattle were
very extensive, and that he was making
money very fast.
Ex-Dclegate Raymond Of Dakota, ior-
merly OF Mississippi, Il more or less in
Washington, but his chief Interest Is In
Dakota, where he has thousands OF acres
Of wheat land.
Casey Young of Tennessee Is an oc-
casionRl visitor, and has recently been
here arguing the telephone eases before
the secretary OF the interior
Mill Sayler, although practically New
York lawyer, runs In here frequently IN
the law business, which Is paying him a
handsome revenue.
Tom Ochiltreo, who likes his beciSteak
as red as his hair, never allows winter
70 slip by without paying visit to John
Chainberlins, who is by fiT the finest
rastauranter this side OF New York
Leopold Morse, the wealthy lndepend.
ent Democrat from Boston, who made
most Of his money In supplying clothing
for the army and who owns an entire
block IN the best business portion OF Bos-
ton, passes two or three months every
winter In Washington
l. Nj. Jordan, the able Cincinnati law
yer, comes this way every month or SO to
argue case before the supreme court.
Chalmers, the hybrid Mississippi poll
iician, makes an occasional visit to WASH
ington on claim business Theodore
Lyman, the stately and wealthy Boston
scholar and politician, lends his time and
talents TO the Smithsonian institute in
the department OF marine invertebrates.
He Is also president of the American Fish
Cultural association. Ben Wilson OF
Virginia is one OF Mr.. Gar,and's trusted
assistants, and finds the duties of hls po-
sition more genial 20 his tastes than the
floor of the house where he had to turn a
deaf ear to what was going on around
him.
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LONDON, Jan. 2.--It Is understood that
tho Radicals will raise question CON
cerning tho operations In the Soudan,
when the address In reply to the
queens speech az the opening OF
parliament Is discussed. FaiIlng 70 OBJ
tain distinct guarantee from the marquis
Of Salisbury that no policy involving the
conquest Of the Soudan VIII De adopted, the
Radicals will force division on the
question. The queen is lrate because OF
the tacit refusal 81 the courts Ut Berlin,
Vienna amidst. Petersburg 70 recognize the
right Of Prince Henry Of Battcnburg, the
husband Of Princess Beatrice, to the title
Of royal highuess, AS a responsive
Difference the queen will admit the right
Of Count Gleichen 10 rcassume the title
and rank OF Prince Victor Of IIohenlohe
LangeRbnrg, which he renounced on mar
rying an aunt Of the present marquis OF
Hartford. The courts Of Europe are
taking lively intcrestin the quarrel.
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BERLIN, Jan. 2.--The Socialist deputies
propose on the reassemDling VI the reich
stag on the 9Th Inst. TO present a measure
10 secure greater secrecy of ballotiug Tor
members on the reichstag and Dill for
the severe repression Of duelling. They
will also attack the accuracy OF official
reports respecting the minor state
81 siege OF Berlin, Hamburg
and Leipzig. The bundesrath has adopted
the project OF an agricultural laborcrs
assurance.
The consideration Of the question Of a
government monopoly Of the spirit trade
has been postponed until the end Of the
month. Agitation against The scheme
has assumed large proportions. and a
meeting Of distillers, merchants and
mrInbers 81 leading commercial firms has
been held aud resolution WAS unHni.
fnously adopted in opposition 70 the mcas-
ure.
The lnudiag win be convened on the
18th inst., aud ~ the meantime there II q
inll IN political affairs.
Newspapers thrOughonght Germany re-
view the events u the past year Ia an
optImibtic light, and concur III asserting
that Prince Bismnrck's statehInaDsilp
prevented 4 European war.
The dispute between Germany and
Portugal, reNar1iun their teffiforias iine
30 SOnf Als 4 han been renewed, Ger
|ynsny kiiAn al tsse ilfsit ST bef
|tertlt. IA u from ms Ufapge
.riyer NJ eIshtsopth dfRtqe
~ @,ss'5Iz t,tsie. ana i1ciu1ies
10 iiIis S,lfy ~ tekf LFeaii AAd
iilo ,pftiitAls lioNtxHf,
assii' y het sns'Fai 'lae,
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FlSHY BUSINESS.
Captain Gorroci Cuts Hole in His ship
and sinks Her.

BosToN, MASS, Jan. 2.--Caps. Correct
of the schooner Racer, which was wrecked
off Portland Monday last, was brought to
this city under arrest from Gloucester
this morning. lie was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Hallct on u
charge of scuttling his vessel, and
was held in $1,000 Tor examination
IL appears that the vessel had
a very successful trip, having taken
$4,000 pounds of fish before she put into
Sidney on her way home. AT this point
Correct took ON board two female
passengers for Portland. The crew say
that the captain stopped at several ports
on the way home, and that all hands had
a good time generally. AT one OF the
ports, Cranberry isle, near Grand Manor,
1t is claimed by the crew that the entire
cargo of fish was sold for cash by the cap
tain.
One Of the female passengers, Ida
Williams, makes affidavit that she saw
the captain cut a hole In the vessel with
Ratchet while the vessel was lying in
Portland harbor and 10 oyerhearine the
captain refusing 20 permit HI wife 10 sail
TO Gleues'stef wi.h him int ~ hcaner
because OF the probability 81 her sinking
on The trip
one oil the crew, George sherman, II Is
said also overheard the captains remarks
about the schooner sinking and went to
the captain telling him he must not run
the vessel on the rocks. II is also said
that Gorroci was overheard TO say that
the owner would rather have the vessel
sunk than rot, as she was old and the in
surance on her would be satisfactory TO
him. Shortly after the vessel sailed from
Portland and when sixteen miles off
Cape Elizabeth, it was discovered she
was rapidly ',lling and she sank In
forty fathoms, the crew taking TO the
boats and reaching the land after suffer
ing intensely from exposure. 1t Is as
serted the captain has admitted that his
affidavit claiming that $500 pounds of Ash
went down with the vessel, together with
the money received for part Of the cargo,
Is false, and that the hold was clear when
she sank. The extreme penalty of the
crime with which Correct is charged is
death
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which includes Lake uaami and All the
interior as far as the North Trarsvaal.
Agents OF the German syndicate "a,
Gently formed TO provide China with
railways and armamonts are going to
emma, but are not empowered to con-
clude contracts, Or. f.ubson, Ger
man cousul-general at Shanghai,
reports that offers Of Enrlish
and American companies 70 furnish China
with steel rails have already been accepted,
and this, IL Is feared, will result Ia Ger-
man iron works getting but small share
Of the contracts.
Services were held IN all the churches
to-day In commemoratiOn OF theaccesslon
OF Emperor William TO enc Prusslan
throne. Troops la all garrison towns
after the services paraded, and festivals
We're held throughout Prussia. The
statue OF Emperor William in Kaiser
hall ot Frankfort was unveiled with an
pr0priate ceremonies.
The prospect Of . marriage between
Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria and the
daughter Vt Grown Prince Frederick
William has been revived. Prince Bis
marck, who formerly refused to sanction
the marriage has, since the Bulgarian VIC
tories and the re-es.ablishment Of the
entente with Prince Alexander, withdrawn
his opposition
A daughter Of Vaugcrn has committed
suicide while insane through grief at the
death OF her father.
Archbishop odln Is dying at his palace
at Frceburg.
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.yordan Tnkea CIlarea.

NKw YoRK, Jan. Treasurer Jorenn
of The United States treasury at yaah.
ingt0n took charge Of the sub.trcaspry in
this city to-day. There was considerable
delay ID opening the vaults, aud fos this
reason business was at standstln for
an hour or TWO.
Afr Jordan asked Mr.. Acton 10 open
The vaults, but this MIR. Acton,
nn Ter the advice Of bis counsel, de-
clIned 10 DO, and, after some dfiay3 pr.
Jordan opened them hizsSeli, after
cotisulIing with Solicitor 81 she
Treasury Departpept az. 0uly
sucn vaults wfre ssgca % wNre
necessary Tor the aFtp tfanNae-
tlah n hnslnrks 90 sA& less 81 f,e
tnt,treasni3s M islih 4 Rae golag
on a. tist.4i, ONT llI .IkcS IN tia
Chatting hotAe 5es& III of fl'sl,s,
fs'eg 't'll ~ 'fai@ hi >I ia AIdnsiaY.
'k'bt vesl'0Fet. A y y egei efdAksi,
aea M Att8f HVIS M PF ssas
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rhe nolnhIn b 4 f!nle.


WASHINGTON, Jan, 2.--Capt. Meads 81
the Dolphin ID Ia Washinei0n, but as 40
has not yet made his Official report 70 tbe
secretary Of the navy, be decllnes to1pe
interviewed with regard 70 the PERFORM:
auco Of his ship. The Dolphin seiled
from New York Tor tho cape and thence
turned toward the BefiGudas id search u
a gale. She encountered fwenty-lolifs
hour gale, during which ;hc aInd reaehen
q velocity Of seventy miles 40 hour, ihe
vessel was placed Ia several trying nAsiT
tlons with regard TO the sea mud ti'e slt'S'
ing-up which the officers and crew ies
ceiycd made them ali Aeaeicf. Fhe shlp
made twelve knots 40 hour t1sp'lE'lppt
the gale and from this u i inferred li'et
her performances were very good, Y n
not learned that she suffered any damage,
She reached Fortress Montoa yesterday
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sonth AmerIcnn Sow.

NEW TonE, Jan. 2,--Mall adyices from
Panama dated December "a, 1855, bring
intelligence shat on December 90 two
families named Silver and Gonzales left
Talechavano, Chill, IN a boat for pcrio
Tor the purpose Of attending the customs
AIRY procession and taking part In the
festivals OF Our Lady OF Carmel. Upon
their return voyage all went well until the
mouth OF the Andaien river was reached,
when the boat capsized and seventeen
persons We're drowned only two OF tile
party being saved
The latest Information from Peru iudi-
Gates that all revolutionary measures have
ceased in that country and that Peru Is
about to enter upon au era OF peace and
prosperity,
There have been several shocks Of
earthquake recently IN Valparaiso,
africa, Taena and Serena, but the most
alarming has been at luuiuni
of which the Chlllau Times says: "The
first shock occurred at 2;lO a. M, De-
cetnber IL, ana II was All unusually heavy
one. Buildings were shaken Ia IN omin-
GUS manner, and Ave minutes after the
first earthquake n slight shock occurred,
aud ten minutes after a second and then
a third were felt. The third was followed
later by two slight but distinct shocks,
nnd II liz believed that continual trcmor,
lasting for several consecutive hours,
might have been detected with proper In
struments, TO add 20 the alarm the sea
was extraordinarily agitaied, and persons
residing near the beach, and more espc-
cially those living at the I'untl Ia, lefi
their beds and watched the furious waves
as they broke on the shore, and the lear
Of an eruption OF the ocean was upper
most In everybndy's mind. The agitlfion
81 the sea continued with gradually de-
dressing Violence 1hiough She 18TH list
until nightfall, when II became calin.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
ASYLUM BURNED.
The Insane Asylum Burns at Newark, but
No Lives Arc Lost


No Lives Arc Lost
NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 2.--Shortly after
3 p. m. to-day fire was discovered In the
eastern front wing OF the insane asylum,
which Is situated about two miles from
center OF the city. The flames
shot up chute to the attic and In a few
minutes II was a seething mass OF fire.
The wing was 600 feet long, and as the
interior fittings were OF oiled pine they
ignited readily aud burned fercely. IN this
wing were l04 patients and the medical
superintendent ut once summoned his
staff OF assistants and in a few minutes
all the unfortunates were mustered into
the yard without accident. After the
patients were taken out, thirty-two
women and seyenty-two men, very little
difficulty was experienced IN controlling
them. The entire IRE department
was summoned to the scene,
but could render little service
owing To the scarcity Of water
The flames spread rapidly TO the third
noor and along the entire length OF the
wing In both directions. At the west eud
1t was stopped by blank wall twenty.
two inches thick, which prevented It's
spread % the center and other wing of
the institution. by hard work the fire.
men kept the flames 10 the two floors,
although the lower floors were badly
demaged by water The total loss VIII
probably amount 10 $4,000, which ii
fully covered by insurance. The patients
Were sent tempon Saly TO the City hospital,
bat were this eveiDs< returned TO the
asylum, where anSDgSpents have been
made for their RcOmh, odation. The
cause Of the tire IL lnknosR, but II is
supposed 70 have originated irom
oyerheated steaIn-plpes which surround
tAe Chute IN the basement, which, likc al
the rest Of the interior fittings, were OF
most irfammable matter The asylum II
new building aud was erected at cost
Of $4,000. II was first occupied Hast
spring and had nearly 600 inmates.
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WIN Not DO ouarantlned.

MONTREAL, Jan. 2.--1'hc recalcltrant
authorities of 81. Cunegondc have been
reduced to submission by the determined
statd taken by the central board OF health
In commencing the erection Of barrlcade
at the city limits, for the purpose Of en-
forcing a strict quarantine against the
villagers unless they took immediate and
effectual measures TO stamp out all
smallpox in the municipality. The village
board OF health having given sufficient
guarantee that they will do so, the
threatened quarantine has been with
drawn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
WIN Cry .rho Empiro "a paneer.,

LONDON, Jan. IA cabinet council
was held to-day watch lasted an hour and
forty minutes 1t is believed the ministry
decided to adhere TO the local goyern-
ment scheme for Ireland, also In case of
the government being defeated ON that
question, 70 dissolve parliament and APP
peal 20 the country on ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of the empire" cry.
The question Of concedlng portion Of
Upper Burmah TO China was discussed,
and 1t was agreed TO make such con-
cesgiung
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

WAsnixGroN, Jan. ~, DuklnR 'e<
month Of January the cVplmlss.g'ls "
over 100 presidential postnuste,H Wiil fS-'
plre. The terms Of about tie tiige niill'-
Ter Terminated 10 Decoiubvti ~ ieW
changes were made " r. ltsiH ' X X Z
large number Of n0mireiipns N''t rs
made as soon as congicaa meets ',l' "
July j there have been oyer epVe si'n \,
made in fonrth.class cnlces y W'l'c'' I
there are over 10000.
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CROWNED HEADS.
The Three Great Emperors 10 Meet
in Austria This
Summer,
bismarck Now Looks Fa,orably on
the Marriage Of Alexander and
Alderman Princess.
Joy Uaconnned In Rnngoon ana India
ovor tho Last English
swallow.
Taunt on Tho ccngc.

BRUSSELS, Jan liking Leopold has
received Lieut. Taunt OF the United
States navy, who has been exploring the
Congo region.
Lieut. Taunt describes the region Of
the lower Congo AZ arid, unhealthy and
nnrroductiyc, but above Stanleypool the
climate and resources are Immense. lie
VIII so report to the government at
Washington, adding that the country Is
now unavoidable, that the whites cannot
COLOMBO that the natives will not work,
and that CoOlie labor Is necessary. He
found the relations between the whites
and natives excellent.
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WAsnrNaToS, Jan. 0wer hei'er. "
ohio. having served satisfactory ~ 7l'q7 I
tIonary term 81 TX months, lIAe Teen lelN
manentlv annoiltet! a clerk Ut ulaes ~
Inc llrst alIdltoris oilice under sAa el'i'S
service rnlcs. Keller y W. 4 X
whose temporary appolalnlNat iRA ~
controversy with Auditor ,n9A2 . \, y.
months ago, when THE aua'sgr ~ lk,.' 7. " Y
his appointments because " hsllHE'R p'37
lltlcal record e
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JOY unoonnnod.

RANGooN, Jan. The proclamation
announcing the annexation Of Burmah to
the British empire was received to-day
There wan a grand parade In honor of the
event. A large concourse OF natives pa
raded here this evening, England cedes
TO China part of Upper Burmah 10 order
that the Chinese and Indian frontiers may
be contiguous. India advocates an often-
sive and defensive alliance between China
and India
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ns nIay Nd suoealnb.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Iior SPRSGs, AK, Jan. THE stock
Of u. Lyon was attached late this after
noon In favor Of ~. ana II Strauss for
$1,000. Lyons has been doing the largest
business IN the dry-goods line Of any mer-
chant in the city, aud the failur4, II such
II liz, created local surprise. Il other
attachments do NOT follow, Lyon will NOT
succnmb 70 this small pressure.
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That would Down pnrneil.

3 L0GpnNs lar 2 The Pail Mall Ga
zette this Afternoon says that II is aolo 10
announce that Mr.. Gladstone is ready 10
entertain feasible proposals ffeu the
marquis OF Salisbury to join In concert
for the settlement OF the home rule ques-
tion. The Gazette urges the coalition Of
Liberals and Conservatives TO deal with
the subject of home rule.
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Revolutionary Conapirnoy.

MADRID, Jan. IA band OF Republl-
can revolntionists made an attempt yes.
terday to destroy a railway bridge IN the
Sierra Morena mountains. Five members
OF the band were arrested. Several per.
sons have been arrested and imprisoned
at Cinldad Real, on suspicion OF be-
ing implicated in revolutionary con-
sniracy.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-The British steamer
Sidonlon, Capt, Crawford, from Leghorn
bound for New York, has been sunk of
Syracuse, Sicily, by collision with the
Italian steamer Malta. The Sldonlon's
passengers, crew and yaluablcs were
saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

IAyAsA, Jan. 2.---Ihc establishment of
a line OF steamers between this port and
New Orleans, Colon and Llmon, in Costa
Rica, has been accomplished, and regular
tri-weekly trips Will be made, the steamer
foxhall sailing hence ON the initial yoy-
age January 3.
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PARIS, Jan. 2.--Therc is a wide breach
between NJ. Brlsson and President Greyy,
and IL Is rumored that the former has
written TO the latter, refusing 90 lend
himself any longer 10 a combination, the
object OF which Is TO impose on him last
ing discredlt
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An Agreement llnnnhed.

PmnPPopols, Jan. 2.--An agreement
has been arrived at between Madjid
Pasha, the special envoy OF Turkey, aud
Prince Alexander respecting the union Of
bulgaria and Eastern Room-Elee II has
received the concurrence OF the powers
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Tho Ernnernr. WIN n,nnt.

LONDON, Jan. 2.--'rhe Standards Ber-
lin correspondent says arrangements are
IN progress for meeting OF the emperor
Of Germany, the emperor Of Austria and
the car during the maneuyers OF the
Austrian army in Galicla during the com
Ing summer
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rhoy Are AlI wan.

PARIS, jan o. The four children from
Newark, Nd, who were bitten by mad
dog, and who have been under treatment
by NJ. Pasteur, sailed from Hayre Tor New
York to-day. They are all we'll.
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PERTH, ONT, Jan, PA man over
ninety years Of age, named Nallen, and
his aged wife, both helpless, were burned
70 death yesterday In d house where they
lived.
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SIN Rurning.

DUBLIN, Jan. 2.-The fire IN the Dub-
lin gas-works, which started In the gas
has been subdued, and guam
tity Of coal adjacent TO the gasometer,
which took fire, continues 10 burn.
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Carlisle win Yield Il liz
Men and Appoint ahnI
Chairman.
Edmunds, The inst, Il i,ooAia. |...|
the appointments eiihs plpa.s
ment d Justice.
\ House That Il psas.u. ~. \. 4. &, 4
Tor rexns--lArri,Als.- car.i,,
Notes.


special 20 the Gazette
WAsmNoroN Jan. Spcaktr ,,4,.
lisle and other Democratic laatl$Y4 hsl..
been endesyoring to'como Ii s6.s,, 4 Z. "a.
merit on the silver question sS,l.:h MI.
prevent o contest Ia eonols n
y promlnent Official said .n.,IsU
that the president viii noi r1a93,,
from his position AMI would Is, K, 4 \
party 70 any compromise C&8!IN,a N n
pected TO yield 70 tie s.,o.8a a
OF the silver men snd ,asl,, y
Bland chairman. Senator Bdal, XIX 5r.. \
eeiyed 1909 letters from slIycfiahs xiaeel
congress adjourned, thanking hka faf tia n
speeches attacking the trcasufess poIj1s
on silver,
EDMuNps' COMMITTEE
OF the names before the senate tkSaS
coming from the department Il ,.,sf,en Z
viii most probably involve the rraatsat
proportionate number OF suannaSlbna, B
The nominations include United N.&t.H
marshals, district attorneys aud tetyil4f.
ial Judges. There are iq8 IN lllinnIs.
and by far the most 81 thom a.
TO succeed persons who Woyu e,ik.
PENDED, The nominations are before me
judiciary committee, and Seuator Nd
nu, tn' .,,a na =. XIV Vo,pinll'ee wy
,.n, ,n !. ~ w y luas,sg snf
1870 ~ 's m 49, - " VAsHsW s's
penS,on IL. my 10TH sNsfy a,lky tlsek'
a a. ,, sav ml,i ~ ueslseleu io nln ~ lHa
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pano ~ n ohy'a, !" o'am,s tor Nayse
XXX tac,s VV sa, n se'u''Asfo 'l'ys' "
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~ " NNIHNWHf llIbtFH n FUITl4L
r ashourne, baiwiew; ciideau r. ilubs
hsrs, Fairy; Robert NJ Garrets GFap9-
landi John Il Eakins, fllcol Pryor +.
Holden, Somerset; John a Mays, Valley
Springs.
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&: E G 6. E s ii\f99INs| :
BE the Sacrifice What it May.
COM II. n III

anb
week
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Jas. H. Cronin and Charles Chambers,
Iloustonj John + and VIM. N, Elliott,
Dallas