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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

HAVANA, March Tho sugar market
AnrIna the week was inactive, owing TO
differences between buyers aud sellers,
the inter expecting better prices whlic
tbo former fear continuous nniayorapie
news from abroad. The weather Y warm
and dry. Stock in warehouse AT liaYsna
and Matauzas i2b, 600 boxes ~, IVY paksi
1900 hogsheads. Receipts Of week Ie,-
ono boxes, Us 1913 bags, $4,000 mos IN
norts during The week 10000 bags, i2VQ
hhds., ali III which went 20 me Ln'leu
States. ,..
Molasseg sugar, regular 70 good polar
,zation az 5s8 10 2 8ia gold per quinlal !
Mnse0yan sugar, common TO fair sI ls3
10 81 8l4i centrifugal sugar, W 70 W ae.
crees polarization IN hhdHs bags, boNes
81 sl1 70 S. 90.
Bacon -sil,T5 gold per cwi'
butter superior American, CIV soio
~ Flour sl2 90 gold per Dbl for Amcri
Jegked Beet 80 90 gold per qulnial, !.
uaus--Americm Fugar'cureG, ezV.o'
gold Der quiUtal for soulherni sie'1V 10
Lsrd--iu kegs, sll.So gold per quln'M
I In tins, sls.60,
Lumber--Dull s,a ~
white Navy Beans sh7S gold PC
| quintal .ae VI ,a,a M
I quiniai 40 - snya
LEADING Al Havana for United slatel
sg Oh 70 81 rs gold from ports OF NOT
coast (ontslde p0rtsj, tor The units
ssaies, ss.a5 70 $500 Spanish Rol'
S2.ap.
Exchange Firm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
HONEY GROVE.
About a Picture y niinister'L'"yers r. y
MIL sorry 20 Lose Hin.

A,out a Picture aiinister.lR"Sers r
nfiiI- sorry 20 Lose Hin.
speciai to ihe Gazette,
,IoNgY GRovE, Tx. March H'r-A
meeting Of the prominent men ~ inc
,avn assembled AZ the First National
bank This mornlng 90 confer Win one
Mr. {. Mansfield OF Athens, Tenn who
M bseu corresponding With some q our
citl1epa In regard to building large
yniler Touring mill OF this place Pr
wanetleld comes highly recommended as
4 thorough, practical miller and the ptols,,
necta src very fair that Honey Grove WIZ
eie long have YhBt fhe has 80 long needed
"a ,rst.giaas Touring mill. Acoinllial''
mas been appointed 10 work W solhe ~.
I sistauce and encouragement throughout
/ thia neighDoihood .... u
The most novel trial that mas come oil
N some time took place At the CONT
Nome iast Saturday, between TWO MINIS
| IN. one Methodist, named Y. rioI'
son. and the other Baptist, nainsn y,
1 Nasty. Mir. picrson 10 circuit finsr
Ana hae been acting agent for = party
WHO onlarges pictures loetwesn hls pan
iofal labors), and during his canFss
look q picture 20 enlarge ior heY' Is =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
Tiie itebtlnon.

The servants Of The Internal depart
mont somotImcs rebel and raise riot.
liver COTS torpid aud rulkily refuses 70
socfoto and dispose Of the bile stomach
becomes uneaay and declines to digest.
Heart feels slow and wants to take rest
Blood grows pale and don't circulate
right. Thou read the riot act and give 0
few doses Of Browns Iron lilttefa, blood
enriched makes hoarl work right and
improved liver shakes hands with reno
yataa stomach The rebellion ~ over
Memorandum Bay Browns Iron hiticrs
Ono dollar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
TEMPTED AND CAUGHT.


a Young DonisOn Brys0oods CLERK "
Placed Under Arrest.
Special 90 the Ghsotte
prNisoN, Tax, March 1.-THE tumor
on the streets to the effect that Que Of
Dcuison's young men had been csnght in
the act OF rohblng his employer proved
to be only too true, aud the unfortunate
man who could not resist The temptation
il now In the city jail Ills name Is
William Smith, who has been IN the em-
ploy OF J Wcisman a Co, dry goods
merchants, for almost year. MIR, Wells
man WAS interviewed ana said he hal
been missing small amount OF money
unable TO catch the guilty party,
Yesterday he balanced up at noon
Ibis m,ney, and went 90 dinner. Mr..
! win Bennett, a clerk N the house, no.
1 ticed Smith 20 10 The drawer, pick out sale
cheek, tear Ii up and slip some money In
| his pocket lie reported what he had
soon 10 Mir. Wclsman, who had Smith
placed under arrest. II was also learned
/ that the young man had made several
presents to young lady lately, which hi
took from the store. Smith WAS visited
at The iail lie stoutly denies taking th,
money, and says the presents he gave e
/ the young lady he always paid Tor HIN
self. lie seemed 90 know that he is IN !
bad place, aud remarked that no WA
without friends or money, while his en-
lploycr had both, Mr.. Smith came I,
Denlson year ago and WAS considered |
very nuc salesman, lie was popular witt
his customers. His arrest IL n surpris
to Dculson citizens, who are hopeful o
ihnrl hninn Rnmo mlstakc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
GAINESyILLE.
charged win porse Theft subscription u
he As,s,a for tho Visiting Firemen'

,,oa WIN Horse Theft Subscription TO
he Asked for the Visiting Firemon'
snnoial 70 the Gazette.
GAISEsvILLE, TEX, March ''~-popa'y
,,n,ted states Marshal johnson arrestou
in mis- city yesterday T. spangier, VINO
ia CHARGED with horse theft ~ the sho y,
80 nation. spangler was jailed and wlll
ne taken 20 sherman for preliminary
trial. can ain visit orr
,,,,,ens nne day this week Tor suDscrlp'
tinns 10 defray the expenses on lne ~. ~,
',, o yho VIII visit our city during VIZ
ns a,antion. 1t Is hoped that our eltls ~.
.,n ,esnond liberally, so that the Nlslt,
~, ,,sntiemen may be royalty ehtertainVu
and have every courtesy shown tu.u .,,
mr. snbscrIntions will not be que uhtil
NJ The railroad companies hsso
100 slioht concession by ronuelhs tn0
rates to . centsper mlie' , ro,ioed
S,anager ulckson has Teen nVt'no"
n,NN ~, account OF the Illness OF mauani
1na. n.ebek. she Is obliged to 'enip9rAius
'an,s her Texas engagements. ne nas
~ ', ,herea n visit from cara Loui9e
v ,na3lo,,s nroyided sufficient sears eau -
MA ~ ~, Increased price 70 guarantee
certain sum 49,, ,ens called :,
~, VIZ .i III several weeks ago 70 allen'
allss,s ',, p,y,o was accidentally shoh Ie
hel ron' al nIaht. The young lnaH
recovering rapidly ,rs.,htncton write
DSgI i: home IN Tennessee INA, ~
iEvi" ~ i,,,nrnyed In health, ana tllnNe =
EleaauS W. rsorner self 10 afew weeks.
The weather wsA {, SSo, conseqaence III
able to-day, and ~ so's ,yss not larg,
! attendance az The CHURCHES was "Vs .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
AN HUMANE CRIMINAL.

A PRISONER indicted for uorrs-strnling
Reioneed by Dsnth,
spcclai 10 tho Ghzotte'
Fonr SMITH, AnR, March John
Abercrombie, alias John Robinson, alias
Droncho John, died Of pneumonia yes
terday IN the United states jail ilo was
one Of the four men Indicted for stealing
one hundred head 81 horses from Hunter
& Evans' ranch IN The Indian Tcrfltofy'
lie was a white man OF conhidefhple M
telligencc, apparently o. . very hliilahe
disposition Many OF the prisoners nave
been affected win the measles latoly an.
he has been very attentive 70 uheif SUI
ferlDgs, sitting NJ night alter night WIN
them. IN his worp'out cVnditloh hv, WaN
attacked with pneumonia as ABOVE stateu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Correspondence OF The GaEotte.
COLORADO, TN, March 6.-The visit
ing stockmon have all gone away and the
town has once more settled down 10 the
old routine.
Mr.. Jones Of the arm Of J. A, Jones s
Co Of San Antonio will soon establish q
machinery depot In the brick building
formerly used by James Wilson for u
hardware store on Oak street.
judge Frank Tester from Mannield
will return here 20 live as well as some
others from that place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

AuaTIs, TEX, June 20, sS2 ~, J,J
robin have tried your iiepatosope ~
sort Of Inst resort 70 prevent me re,
quenily recurring headaches W Mtlel !
have been subjected for eight or zen
yearp, aud unhenlmtngly pronounce y
more beDenciai Than any medicine J nave
ever tried Iss results upon my nysisBl
are all aud even aore than y claimed ioi
II. Yours, otc
IN Rtluour County Judge,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
Accidentally shot.

special 10 tho Gazette,
llousroN, TEX, March "a messenger
arrived In the city tonight at o'clock
and summoned Dr. Rutherford 10 visit
Harrisburg 70 attend J, II. Halcy, prom.
incnt merchant and respectable citizen of
that place, who was accidentally shot IN
the breast while out hunting this after
noon near Aliens ranch below Harris
burg The messenger reported the
wounded man rs being In a very low con.
dillon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Li1rrE ROCK, ARN., March 7.~-leAier
day aitarnoon Calhoun LEFTY, acciored
porter at the Capital hotel, won, % he
residence OF colored woman named
Masale. whom hs wanted 70 marry ana
III whom he wns Jealous lie shot her
twien N the tight side and once W re
ien breast. lie then shot himself she
dled Instantly and DO is fatally woundeu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
t,nnl.lan,. Amman salyn.

The best aal,e 81 the world Tor cute
bruises, sores, uirefa, salt rhepm, FEVER
sores, letter, chappcd hands, chllnlans'
cnrnR and al skin cruptions, ana pohi.
tively cures plies or no pay required. ~
n Guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
81 money refunded. Price 2Dc per ocA'
For salc by INV, Williams & ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Special TO the Gazette.
BOWIE, Tx, March THE Montague
county alliance located their new min
at Montague. Bowie, not TO be outdone,
has offered our miller, Or. Douglas,
$1,000 bonus 10 change his mill into a
roller.mlll The doctor says he will do
H. and that ut once
The report regarding the arrest OF g..
Il. Thomas, a lawyer Of our city, caused
quite sensation, Mr. Thomas Is now
under arrest at Decatur, and says II can
all be explained satisfactorily,
The weather has changed again. II Is
now raining, with prospects of continuing.
A meeting Of the building and loan as
sociatlon Will be held tomorrow night 10
| elect officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
PILOT POINT.
worldng for tho southwestern UniverSt'y
Personal Notcs.

yorlang for tho southwestern University
Personal Notes.
Special TO tho Gazette,
Pnor PoMr, TEX, March 7,--Roy Dr.
II. A. Bourand, agent for the Southwestern
university, Georgetown, Tex, arrived in
the city this morning and preached the II
O'Clock sermon at the Methodist church
TO large and appreoiative audience The
Discourse was one OF marked ability and
treat treat to all OF his attentive
listeners. He preached again Tonight.
His mission here Is % secure contfpu-
tiops TO the Helping Hall OF the unlVersl-
". department which has been added
| 60 the institution for the special bcneht
( Of helping young men who are without
means to prepare for the ministry INC
I doctor has been agent for three years ana
travelling constantly, soliciting contriou,
tions Tor the college and has received
s70, 600 and $4,000 for the Helping llau'
Mrs Sallie Holt hns gone TO lilllspoto
TO visit her daughter, Mrs Ellington
MIR. and Mrs. Barnard of Bonbam oam'
IN last evening on this south-Donnu, an'
lare the guests OF their relatives, Mr.. Greer
Flake and family. 80.
DR.. i. IL. nitzler OF Fort WORTH wa
j In the city to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Num- went las
nlght Il, Dallas to enjoy the religious sew
, ices Of Moody and Sankey
The north bound due here at9 .2s o. ~
wos gye hours late to-day, and when
+, did arrive there was n stampede Tor III
/ | q AzTrrE and the supply was toosooh OK
4 hausted r,..,r
! The typos OF this mornings GAzErT
doted Tic special from Pilot Pom, !
y CaInesville. We are not there yet, bi
= eynect az no distant day TO be IN clos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Angostura Bittefs are Endorsed hy all
the leading physicians and ohcmisis for
thcir purity aud whulesomencss. noware
OF counlertcits and ask your grocer and
druggist for the gcnnlne article prepared
by Or. j, g. u Sicgert 3 sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Buy a package of Silver Loaf and give
4, a falr trial. II you do this you Will
never regret 1t. How many disastrous
failures in making bread cause trouplous,
vexation IN the houseboldi This can al
he obyIated by trial OF Silver Loaf. >
II Brown guarantees It's purity, strength
and aiiciency,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
No smanrox at Paris.


PARIS, TEX, March ~ On last night
A special was sent to TnE GAZETTE that
there was case Of smallpox at the
Buckner house committee was APP
pointed and from what your reporter
could learn II was so stated, but, how
ever, we are more than glad TO make the
correction. Doctors Hooks, llnlen aud
Rush were called in this morning. They
examined the patient, Jim Anderson, with
a microscope and they report that there
are no symptoms 81 smallpox yet, and
that il is only trst-class Gaze OF measles
We make this correction Of what was sent
to THE GAZETTE last night that the public
may know that there Is no danger Of the
small.poX here, and TO keep Dallas from
quarantiniug against Paris
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Comprising the Hanna 8 llogsott and
Cause & phillips abstracts. compiled
prior TO date Of fire destroying county
records, and the J F Cooper abstract OF
the present records Titles 10 county
aud city real estate promptly distracted,
Charges reasonable, Loans on real es.
tate negotiated, Onice IN Lloyd block,
southwest corner Main and Second
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
I.ongylew.

Special 10 tho Gazette
LoNGyIRw, TEX, March 5.--Grcgg
county farmers have banded themselves
together In alliances, proposing to give
their entire trade in groceries to one
.frm and IN dry goods TO another. The
arms have not yet been selected, and may
NOT DC ia Longview, as their trade IL let
TO the lowest bidder, aud he or they may
30 IN Marshal or Mineola This action
an The part of the farmers uecessitates u
uood.sized capital ON the part OF the mer.
chant who obtains their trade, us II must
bc carried for the year, and as re-
suit, necessarily produces an gccnmula'
ton of wealth IN one iirm's hands. N
fact, monopoly Of the business Of fur
nishing TO farmers, and that too, y may
ho. outside of our own county. Upsbul
county's alliance committee visited Long g
view last week asking for bids, and als'
vlstted other points for the same nur
nose. II is not learned what success at
Tended them here or elsewhere
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

ao,oR NJ. Pages Eclipse luul1 e. '1 ,he
u o ~ a. he e the frst 20 onsr ,, .ne
Tor oafR1 ,nn,bar sash, doors, shingles,
p ',a e,o Al reduced prices he uAS -
immense stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

rronoaline has already done very good
service in two cases OF haOitua! hesu WA w
of an otherwise very oosIinh'e """ -
,ractable nature. - ras Ma
TltEo, Hermann, Nj, ID, St' lnpl"es'f'V'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

beings and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially Tor the oasctie ~ ~.
own uorrespaA,denfe.
Mar,ne lnlslnrsne..

7TNVINI " IIIV NHNVIIV
GALVESTON, Tx, March ~. Arrived ;
schooner Livinona Perkins from ruxpan.
Sailed steamship New York for New
York,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

,rstn I'D, 0oa uut, anu OpAte' t'
~ ~. .s,,.n he aot ii bis enpira ~ was Vt
o o"ss I 81 committee d strikers y o's'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

IN. ,,ut IS 70 sapPO-e~ s,s.. ~ ,n,.xe.
4, aus are contemplating snsh ! 'I 49,,
D. ~" X 4 ...,.t...e,, ~ any klno 0ha utcn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Girl ia hammock, rope breaks,
bumps her head 81. Jacobs OH cures
bruisea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

sxt hest thing
uverluR afaund
iRtir places
ttunR very az
express eseriu |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

.,a..u, ~ s.eag alrsg s.~sssi 4 Vanderbilt
s a Z Xxx ous And thossht eAse q az ~" N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-22

Mr.. Charlotte Smith. President If the
Numan's Industrial League. trII- rh-
senate committee On education ami Ia
t"r that there ar about fifteen opium.
POINTS in Washington ant t.rorsrt.rNu
la SOME Of these dives mere children
hit the pipe. The chief punt, She said
Ma inraE.,i GA X street, in a fl-hiana-
Lle portion Of Washington. IL Is Iirhly
titte'tnp, ami l. run iy It Whit. woman
Women ani shop g,fl-. Mrs. smith
aHrrrrd, g"tp thu place. Senator Flair.
chairman of the committee. Will lutru-
luce a bill intended 1" pat stop b. tri-
thing IN the District If columbia
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-22

Jo>'lh +, Kennedy. nu- Of tl,r murt
remarkable soung men the tate nf Penn
~slvana las ever produced, died m Phil
a'irlpl,la last week at the AZ. of -. H..
Wa th earnest democrat, AMI hal ben
IA considerable. hl.urc in the Iolitir, uf
hi- city AMI state TOR nearly decade
When not VT II Yeats "f Az. h. Wa
elected hy it thousand maJarity L. the
senate "f Penns, lvania over "a cunbna
tIon at all that WAS corrupt IN both pl-
litl"al partl.s. liz l,oked then. a. he
dtl thr"ns'i life, like a m,.re l"y, tiit h-
Ha'i, himself tell ia legislation. AMI in
all hls political car,,.r he fhini lo,alty
L. patty consistent with rlgri enmit, H.
.Nll methods.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-22

some If the sports uf Nevada, Mo, "A
,rat ago. inst IN fun, made Morris Shrr.
man think hr had a pool rot, AMI DR..
g. \, Rorhwo"d bought il for $3.50, about
two" what II Was worth, giving bis note
payable, one day after death. The boys
Thought It big Joke on Morris that h,
hadn't notlrr,I the word death instead
oi ",lnt.' IN the note. AMI told him of it.
rNprrtIng ful him tulrg for his horse
but instead hr began suit AMI has Just
got Judgment for $40 With interest
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-22
Gambling.

The city police recently made a
rall upon the beer hall If Mr.. VIM.
Hudson and succeeded IN rap,urin.
= r"l"rrd persons, Who were en-.
gagged in gambling uilhcarl- There
wtr" about - persons IN the hall,
but III" approach Of the police made
them scatter like ~ many sheen,
getting under benches, falIin. ont
the windows and running under the
house, etc. Mr.. Hudson was also
arrested and h. and the - prison.
els appeared before his honor for
trial. The charge Of gamblin.
against the colorrl men was suS.
tanned anl each were tined SIo or 20
days on the streets. The ease against
Hudson, charged with keeping a
house where gamln, for money is
allowed, was turned over 10 Judge
Tate for trial by the city. Thrrail
upon llul,on- premises, ~ in this
instance, scores the first vlJtory for
the police of this city IN sou,r time,
anl when 1t is known that within :,
stones throw ct the public square
there r\i-tS other Resorts ut like
character, this particular RAID comes
/ III the hght at 4 moral r., olutlon
amour the force. The deus where
gaming * induced and where men
of alt llstinrtlous, huslnrss,~, ages
and color meet and PITY their trade,
rNist- N other portions ot the cl'v
Is wlihon, doubt, that such places
can be- spotted by the city police,
lnlEf ,t> ~ ~ lui 1T, AMI thu
rand upon lluls"n's premises, Will,
/ intended, probably, ~ the first Ntrok,
at the evil, should l." folloWrl j.,
raids upon tn" other deus aroun,
which a so-callrI shade 1T rrsprcta
hill,y has settled, rNr,nrtln.. it from
the vulgar G. RAIDS at the city of
iirlals. 'Ils a waste If words (,
morallIr upon the effects ni gam
bling, the rain It has worked, tn,
commercial aud SOCIAL Wurl,l, III,
loss "( which 1t has accomplished
Gambling saps the energies and ~
plrltluns # men. 1t sacrifices ryrr\
principle of honor, It hIl.:hts al
hopes, creates despair. brings tear
to the eyes Of he aged mother, lo>
me wife aud sister. III fact, It wreck.
both the physical and moral man
aud II THIS Is not enough 1t tinl,hp
its contract hy sending hi, soul t,
hell.
There are Young men ~ this eat,
whom We can point ont. who lr,
capable and have occupied credit,
hlr business Positions Of trust will
honor to themselves and profit /,
their employers, but for the inirtna
curse Of gambling, Through TIN
they have lost the confidence ni bus
mess mrn, the respect aud socia
recognition of the citizens, and ar,
almost unrrrugmzrl save amen.
their own element, Will the cit,
officials stop ut the raid of Snnl,,
morning, or will they do thcmselvr
aud the city honor 10y rontiuuin'
the warfare until the evil is rradl
Gated from our midst. until gambling
whether in lcn>. clubs or saloons, q
NOR or less responsibility. has n
: longer resting place for III" sol
of his vile feet IN our city: Prnsa
cola commercial.
We had fine rain yesterday,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-22

Tia" gul.innlorial contest m Gcurgni
CONTINUES To wax warm. \ great many
uf ia" Countns are abolishing the mass
meetings and adopting primaries for the
election ot delegates tn the general con
vrntion, which il IA pno, plan. There il
morr fairness in ia" plan adopted, ~ it
doc away Ia IA larg. extent with tn,
.chemes If county and ward politician,
and hrnrhmrn, The contest IL trcom.
my Intrrn-tlnr.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-22

The strikes seem to Il" not yet over In
san Francisco lOO .mplulres 81 the
mon lrnn works have struck and H.
Ia" t. wulk until all mon union men
ate discharged, \ trhGraphlr new,
item from ltwhmurd. Va, states that IN
'ou-rlIburr Of a uultrr hrinE posted IN
the nah maklng department 1T the old
DOMINION mon anl nail works, un E'llr
Isle rrdnrInE wages ~ PET cent, SO ~ III
correspond with the wares paid III the
llatllehurE, ln, district. 1870 nall'rs AMI
feeders have quit work. The reduction
wa e. have begun on Junr 9s, In, the
men refused Ia continue until that TIM,
even at the plrsrnt wages. The WAGE
have always been regulated l., thot,
p,ll III the Harrisburg district
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-22

NJ, B.rangrf, on saturday, IN the
French H""ai,' rad Tia. rrpsrt III the
committee IN H." expulsion hilI. The
report recommend, tL, REJECTION ii the
MEASURE on the prnond tha, It l. ,ncom-
patIhle with Liberty and lrrluilc,al tu
the existence If cur,iilllty with foreign
powers. 1t further declares tina, III.
subject Is not unr for the deci-lnn ~
parliament but for the Judicial anthori.