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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

accordance with the scheme council OF
protection will be established az Hue. NJ.
hsui Bert VIII be resident general and
there wiz be two assistant residents, one
at Hue and one at Hanoi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

LONDON, Jan. 2T.--In the house OF
commons last night Right Hon. Robert
itourke, under foreign secretary, stated
that Mr., Horace Rumbold had not heen
ordered 20 inform the Greek government
that England was pRpared to send ileet
TO prevent an attack upon Turkey by sea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
Englnnd,A rolIllcnl chnns.

LONDON, jan 27.--The defeat of the
government last night has left all pollti.
cal parties In the house OF commons IN a
state OF chaos, aud may result In dIsso.
luton OF parliament and an appeal 10 the
country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

Cafc AGO, IfiL.. Jan. zI.~-fne sur -
contest Carter II. 1arri.op.s eleeuon ~
mayor Of Chicago was dismissed on mo
tion Of tie attorney for the petitioners 70
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
Disorder In the Dublin Chamber of Com
mnrnn.

DUBLIN, Jan 81 There was scene
IN the chamber OF commerce yesterday
during the discussion of the motion In
favor of preserving the integrity of the
empire. Sir. Harrington accused the
members OF sending petitions to foreign
governments, An uproar ensued aud the
chairman demanded that the words "for-
eign governments" be withdrawn. Mr..
Harrington refused to withdraw the
words aud asked that the meeting be
polled. The chairman took the sense Of
the motion as against Mr. Harrington and
refused 90 pol the members. The meet
ing voted in favor OF the original motion
aud broke up In disorder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

Tho Fort Worth Grocer Go. has lust re
.eiyed car-Ioad Of iine Baldwin apples.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

LLAMA Again Pleads Be-
|...,,s for the Admission
! Of DakOta.
4 a naval omcers and
IN. a. Land Grants i'e.
\ tore tho House.

.n,ot Of naval omcer' and
'',srs Of Land Grants BE-
,srs tho House.
Srlx congress-
ruE sENATE,
~ offered by Mr.. Plumb
Wy s.lIIng on the secretary o.
2, sa, as 70 the number OF
y l'. ~ ~ army, the number
. !" and civilians In such
wv, W. nroyIsions authorizing
, ~ and maintenance.
|E3 va !, Mr.. ingalls, his bill to
,s !, university was taken
w, rsad a second time and
: committee on education
III !, Mr.. Berry his resolution
4 renewal Of the leases oil
No. lighthouses, etc, was
NE committee on puollc
4,.oo,s substitute for his
In,ion Of inquiry as TO the
N n the pension office was
y table and, without debate,
~ II directs. the senate
n expenditures OF public
sss Investigations into the
TX by the new commissioner
IN q inc former administra-
Nice. ... !,
next. 80,
H. rhen called up the bill for
!, Dakota. The bill having
Harrison addressed the
M snnport. lie said no man
"a hat the descendants OF the
M complained Of the APP
officials by other than them
lnnq be content with the
~ ,belr affairs as territorial
W ~ sbnuld remember who
nle were who In
IA territory Of Dakota
n until lately citizens of the
"a and had exercised all the
citizenship, They therefore
q liable was the privilege OF
M Mr.. Harrison spoke Of the
~ ducts Of the territory last
! general thrift Of It's peo-
uued, how could we justify
enylug 70 a people capable
VA aud prosperous development
l13 dmlssion as q state. They
.a lnraely made up Of brave
fongbt IN the Union armies,
If service In these armies
sA{nity 10 the institutions of
sent. That fact might ac-
ii discomfort with their pres.
e0Ddltions. But Mr..
a heard the objGc-
however In the sem
there were not
ongh in the territory, and
y mud walt TIL another ter
In politics was ready
t Gould we not get rid of
{1.3bg system; IL grew ont Of
onld have died with slavery.
n ~ should be admitted on
M 4 own condition. Dakota
opposed constitution, made
Ban for the perpetual main
Nc schools, and had made q
the United States, forever
ouS liberty 10 all residents
wed state. South Dakota
rself fully aud lawfully
Fstood at the door Of con-
ior admission TO the Union.
odbv which the new state
.mI,ted. Mr.. Harrison re.
<Irangements Tor admission
&ses Of other states
4 that the method
q I'M isw On tbs pr,a:
Ion q tbe presert tcrrt,ory
ii parallel Mr.. Harrison re-.
aad South paEota ~ w. - 70
trnm conrress tho terr,tn.
bay,pg ,,nar,mousiy w.
IesolpHons ~ the coSven-
h political parties bav-
tsiioa ~ 10 whether = n mqo
MIA ,A .c a. ~ ~ whether ll',lI.i y pre-
ID i state ts ~ co, I3" ~ sd, was
||,.I sSch Pr w. harrison con
IN cases =, va" s,s, necessary 'i.'a, : I.
but spoh W W, S'aI 81 az. already
I'd, tIt ,aa NV ns,, a IN inc ,,. case
s!ltuilon "a the n 9yasI s,u' ~ =
ies. then Gen w sSI'ron1 ~
y for any sct ~ congr 1on'
In ao Sgy ~ ,b.t o. u, congress !,
lcver rvpse ', u,oH 0ii = certain i!i
sresi,lent w mIuiu 70 into
koee,sal 81 " s, ashington had
n st n sa. ~ saca ne notice. and
saS Z, session IN II.
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South America.

VALPARAISO, Jan. 2T,- The death OF
Senior Vienna Machlnna, the noted writer,
which was announced yesterday, Is re.
garded as public calamity. His funeral
VIII take place tomorrow, and viii be
attended 10y all the dlgnltarles q state
and church.
The llulccar left yesterday on trial
trip 10 les her new boilers.
SANTIAGO, Jan 3T.-'rhe resignation OF
Seanartee, minister of foreign affairs, has
not been accepted by President Santa
Maria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

p,n,s. Ian. z5.-The cabinet has ap-
,,sved n. az FfcciRet's project Tor Tue
PROJECTION 81 Tonquhl ana Anam' 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
GLADSTONE ON TOP.
Lord Salisbury and HIS Ministers Hare
Notified tho Queen that They
VIII Resign.
Gladstone win BE Called Upon to Take
the Rims OF -Parnem
EHuItant.



LONDON, Jan. 2T.-AThc Morning Post
says the resignation of the government
Will be announced on Thursday.
The Daily News does not seem 70 exult
over the Liberal triumph. II saws that
the Conservatives pursued the hest possI-
bic policy, but that they had TO bear a
policy beyond human strength 10 support.
The Standard predicts that the next
cabinet will be shorter-liyed than the
present. IL says. The outlook IL gloomy.
Either England and Ireland Will be torn
apart, or there will be succession Of
hhort'lyed governments, weakening the
executive at home and abroad.
The Daily News ridiculcs the report
mat the queen viii summon Lord Hart.
ington To form II cabinet. Mr.. Glad
STONE, the News says, Is perfectly able to
form strong united ministry.
Inc ran Mall Gazette, commenting on
the TACT that the onlcial records show
that had Harrington aud Mr.. Goshen.
both Liberals, voted with the government
10 the division last night on Collings'
land allotment amendment, declared that
the decision Of the Liberals in the siiyls
ion completely disbars the queen from
lntrusting either Of them with the work OF
forming new ministry. The Gazette fur.
Their says that Lord Harrington may possi-
bly, retire toprivate life. TheConseryatives
rely upon dissension in the Liberal ranks
TO prevent Gladstone from forming a
durable cabinet. Mrs. Gladstone to-day
took a letter from Gladstone to Lord
Harrington.
The Globe, Conservative, says &c is
rnmored that Mr.. Parnell has resolved TO
use the home-rule vote to overthrow Mr.,
Gladstone at the first opportunity
that presents itself, should the
Liberals assume power Mr.. Parnell
Will do tins for the purpose OF exhibiting
TO the Irish abroad his power, In order 10
stimulate donations TO the Parnellites,
treasury, which was nearly drained by
the recent election. The Globe is also
authority for the statement that Mr..
Gladstone's new cabinet VIII be mainly
Radical, and that It will introduce a
measure OF English and Irish land policy
designed to settle the Irish question
without concedlng home-rule In any form.
In this way Mr.. Gladstone hopes TO
retain the support Of both
Radicals and Parnellitos. Lord
Salisbury is anxious TO acquaint
the country with the nature OF the Irish
policy he intended TO pursue II he had re-
NAMED in power, and will probably take
occasion to make some statement IN the
house of lords tomorrow, which will
give him an opportunity to unfold his in
tended treatment of the Irish question.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

LIMA, Jan. ~. I'll Concrete calls on
Gen. Mas TO mako known the important
revelations he hints TO be able to make in
regard to the late movements of his army
against Cacercs.
Preparations for the elections are
steadily progressing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

A HHfN |NHH
Jan. u The e.r,ta
aleg he death Of Vice.
n " Nv were presented 70
x n,lotioa Of Mr. Holman
4 1Ala opon the table for
4 ~. ~. toluAn gave notice
n. ss4t he would ask The
~, s.alllat resolutions.
' '.oa q Texas, from the
4 ~ ss,pe railroads, reported ted
~, calling on the secre.
4s, ~ lof copies a All con.
49, sa.ee are to be found an
s s''tls'a,,ent, between the
il ss'.h way company and
n ws ,sh land grants have
Il N, aa'e !, has received sny
ssnlped States; aleo
,santer Of the 10.
u ne Southern pa.
~ also copies AZ
IN. oetNeen the 'i Psei, n,
and any Land e sr,,1s
4, WV \. y Adopted.
a9fk from the com.
sa.lfs reported a I'M
y ne monument ~; -
/. = esw York city Re.
.,ss q ne Whole. A''
n from tie com.
reported 4 hilI
ihIoegh lhe lanes
II N kasas IndIsns -
81 \. ssSAncIsc'S R ans I,
y W. house ca aa'I'@ss |
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Remember, We BuT and Sell tOr SD0t Cash


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The ta sscaSng Tho odds and ends s mani
motion ~ WV en-
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25

Wills he lays there be watcher all, and his
commands and enreaties pour forth !:
"Mees, will you luke at my kneesef
Curry ny, lsdeese 'urry up.
"Msdemoiselle, nous n'syouns plus beso'
in de vous, 81 yous n'avez pas dorrilles y
While dead or Unconscious, according to
the hbertto, he hops around showing Gil
lert how to mourn for him effectively, and
explains to Carrozzi how she can most
gracefully bring him to life. AT one in
teresting moment q goat tied up behind
the scenes, whose part consists in coming
in at the end to be sacrificed, break away
prematurely and has much tun. he ID
most humorous goat with gray hair, and
refuses absolutely to be caught until he has
butted the knees Of every American girl
on the stage. and made himself generally
offensive. When he is captured he gives
his csptor one in the ribs, and goes OF
with sound that is very plainly goats
chuckling'
When these interesting things are going
on, there are lots of side shows Just IS IN
teresting. Little American girls, indus
triously initiating the premiers, in every
corner; q big blue coated policeman gsz.
ing in, more astonised than if he had found
a saloon on bis beat closed on Sunday;
young Italian gentlemen, exercising them
selves as satyrs. and seeking to be as hight
and spripgy as Victor; an Ameican ballet
Girl, giving vent to personal spites by writ
ing Nellie, the skinny premiere, under
a weird caricature which she had drawn
one of the wings; and any amount OF other
instructive sights, lasting over four hours
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25

tective work. Crime doIe by criminal.
is easy hunted out and punished Sc
far the sytem is effective. But If the
crimeis the. act Of man or woman new to
wrong doing and unknown to the police
and fbe crooks. as was the murderer OF
DR.. Burdellr, of pretty Mary Rogers, or
Benjamin Nathan, or frail Annie Dovney
and the rest Of the famous expiated cases,
then murder dosen't "out" at all under the
preset method.
l know q very dspper old man who lives
in g Broadway hotel, who dresses and looks
ike gentleman and man of 40, though
he is wicked old rogue Of at least 65.
he is rich, and what is called hacker"
in police verusculsr-thstis, he advances
money to burglars and thieves who need ii
to do job that requires fine tools or one
in which bank clerk ia TO be bribed. He
backs gambling games and lottery otices
and all that sort OF thing as well. Osten.
sibly he ia a retired capitalist He Gays be
made his money in sugar in louisiana before
the war. He has for family beautiful,
ladyliks woman, whom be calls his wife,
and two lovely little girls, to whom he
speaks only German in the morning, only
French in the afternoon and only Euglish
between o'clock dinner and bedtime
They are good little children and say
their prayers at his knees whenever he is
at home to hear them.
THE OLD GESTELNAS's WAYS
Now this old gentleman is q great ad
unct to the machinery of Justice. he deals
with the principal thieves, BURGLARS for.
gers, counterfeiters and knsves Of all kinds
constantly. Suppose one Of them does not
deal fairly with him, cheats him, quarrels
with him, blabs about him, takes to drink
ing and becomes lcosetongued, or does
anything that makes The old gentleman
angry or uneasy. Well, what then2 Oh,
except that he is in Jail before
long- caught in the act or nabbed for a
past offence that the police could not at
the time throw any light upon. The old
gentleman reads Of the arrest in the papers
Down at his Office in Nassau street, where
the glass doors bear the painted legend /:
Parker Manufacturing Company" he cor.
doles with the crooks who calls on him for
backing" and be aud they wonder how
the poor miscreant came to be tripped up
At the hofel the loungers say to him.
odd fellow, You seem to be very jolly
to-day" Yes, he says. Western Union
went up point aud quarter to-day"
Nobody suspects him in either place.
Bat true as this is concerning the detect
i've methods OF to-day it is not written to
essen the reputation of Inspector Byrnes
There has been better work since he took
barge Of the force than before. and there
is far less scandal and less food for scandal
about dishopes; detectiv, q, than II ere, used
% be. One result Of Byrnes' tremendous
.eputatation ia that he has to keep it up
now he has got it, which is good thing
ior New York after ali.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
THE SWEETEST NAME.
Likewise the Commonsst Among Fem
iaine Appellations.
EkleHg0 NstrS.

More women have bees named Mary
than any other name which has blessed o.
cursed the feminine sex. 1t stands as the
typicsl name for the hottest and most 49,
;ecr OF vomen-for the virgin and the wan
ION. Aud IN every language OF As's
and Europe, as well IS that OF
Egypt this name appears almost
without variation. 1t has been On
equal fayorite with the sriRtocrats OF
France and the puritsns Of New England
and il equally becomes literature or
kitchen. Il Is stately when We speak OF
Lsdy Mary Worthy Montague, It II SIM
nlicity itselfwhen We referto Mary o B1ten,
Who brings in our breakfast rolls. AZ oae
time it may bring up 3 picture OF a divine
psinted face, hanging in the rich gloom OF
aa Italian gallery, and at another OF
a red-cheeked dsirymsid with her
bare feet IN the dsisied grass. Two
Of Rnvlands Eve queens have born 1t, ana
the most memorable woman that Scotisnd
aver produeed has made it immortal lie
nroudsst women of France have digmosd
+ and the most women of Russia have di:'
prAeeQ III. Il urEd oAC 10 AASsSJ
ing at the circling suns, that MAKE the
brief summer By the northern sea az lo!I
through the luxuIioas days By the Aedi
tsrranean. The name that the
Catholic missionaries gaze TO me
6rst converted Indian usider
Was Mary, aud perhaps the arst dsrg5'e'
of eyery family for ell time will stand II
imminent danger of bearing that name
for il is the 6rst to be considered IN nam
inc GIRL babies, and when rejected Is al
wSys thought of with lingering tenderness
How many lovers have loved It'll Ho'
thew have associated j. with pufiE
and pentlsuess With SoGsnl'nes'
and candor, and trustt Whist e fstsau
shame II is! Its bearer seems predestine'
10 sorrow, vet it is glsdsome; too. m
mothsFs name vss Mary. What a pleas
ant thing to sayi Ny little dsughse
mary" Could anything BE- pre.tler
"My sister Mary, Who is dead What
vsslth Of tender suggsstiousl Mary; N
wife" What picture OF home comfort
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
DRAMATIC DOINGS.

Edwin Booth is to play 2l0 nights mex!
season. The time is all filled.
Miss Lillian Spencer continues to be very
tavorsbly noticed BY the press Of the West,
Henry Dixsy closed the longest and
most successful run that ever star or play
has had IN America, he having appeared
coo consecutive times in Adonis. Though
we have fears for the success of the yea
ture our beat wishes 60 with him to En'
gland.
"Ab There" is the clever nom de plume
Of AL Thayer, o. the Cincinnati Enquire.
When it comes to cracking a joke he ia all
there.
Now il is reported that John Z Ovens
has perfectly recovered his health. 1t
would be surprising if true.
The Joint appearances of Booth and
Salvini at the Academy of Music. Phil,
o ielphia, Monday May 3, will be great
dramatic treat. This great combination
will be under the Engagement of thinner.
man j. Nixon. The plays in which Sal.
vini and will appear are to be "0thello"
and Hamlet" the supporting company
will be most powerful one. Among those
10 appear is Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Miss Marie
Wainr ght. Mr.. C. ". Couldo,k, Mr.. Bar.
ton Hill, Mr.. Alexander Salvini, and others.
"a Strange DISAPPEARANCE the new pic.
torisl play by George Clark, Of Wallack' 8
will employ thirty acting parts, and one
hundred and twenty supernumerries, and
ten massive aud ingenious scenes.
Lolita pays no royalties. She buys plays
for spot cash, aud trusts to luck ttr success.
Agnes Booth inherited sl50,OOO from
the late julius B,utus Booth, and she has
it yet. Women grow clever as they grow
old.
Vic. Morsini has written two songs which
have been set to music by Herman Conried
Fanny Davenport has not sold Fedora"
and nobody else is going to play the part
This disposes Of the Sarah JeRett story.
Nevertheless, there are curiosity-seekers
who give time if not money to hear the
precise and lymphstio Miss Jegett whine
through the scenes with Loris.
Frank W. Tracey. Buffalo millionaire,
who married Agnes Ethel in 1873 and took
her from the s'sgs, died last Thursday.
Mr.. Trsceys marriage was the solitary ex
plot Of his existence. + liz widow gets the
property, and may return to the boards as
patroness Cf high comedy and society
| drama.
Cbsuncy 0lcott was frightened from the
cast Of "Pepits' beeause when he kissed
the gress painted face OF the prins dounu
her husband glared at him from the con-
ductor's chair in the orchestra.
The announcement is seriously made
that "0stler Joe" has been set to music
for Mr.. Tony Hart. The daring composer
is Mr.. N. q. Rosenfeld, wro produces
popular" music under the pseudonym {,
"F. Belasco" he Gays he has condensed
the Gong to three.verse meter whatever tina
is, GmittiRg certain Objectionable feat
ures."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
AGNES, ! LOVE THEE.
Goies HHmOr.

stood upon the oceans briny shore,
And with fragile reed traced upon the Sand:
"Aguss, l love thee"
The mad waves rolled BY and b!ottei out the tzir
impression.
Frail red! cruel wave! treaehsrous sand!
ri trust ye no more!
But with gisnt hand,
I'll pluck from NoEwsy's frozen shore her tslleSt
pine.
And dip lis top into the erstar Of Mt. Ves1JiuS,
And on the high and Furnished heavens I'll write:
agnes, love thee"
And would like TO see any doggoned wave wash
that out
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
Don't Revive the Vigilance Committee.

The instruments for 8 brass baud were
received at Eureka last week. The Senti-
mel asks the residents to be forbesriug for
a few months while the members are prsc-
tininn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
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1857 Pr.Es amounting 800
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DR.. Davy of Ohio reports q curious case
Of advancing consumption wherein the pa
tient was attacked With small pox. Ga
recovering from his acute attack ell lang
trouble Was gone and he continued well'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
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WHARF the Aborlglnes Erred.
pk.t,,J,E,Asa Chronicle,

Tbs IuS:rus originally Owned America,
and would still own il if they bad gone INTO
Ina LIQUOR businsss when tSs INST white
men arrived here.
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