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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

Gryglaszewskicg.o
odebralem nastepujqce pism:o:
MINNEAPOLIS, Is sierp.
Szanowny Redaktorze.
Pozwol mi W swojem pi-
smie wyrazi6 s]owa wdzleczno-
sci i zadowolenia, jake Wy
nioslem z pobytu mego w La
Crosse, w ubiegla niedziele,
Przekona1em sic BOWEN, re
duch milosci bratniej, jednosci
i zgody ME zamarf jeszcze W
p%iersiach naszych Rodakow
ze chwilowy obled zawsze u
stapi miejsca zdrowemu roz-
sqdkowi. Przyby}cm do l. a
Crosse, W celu pogodzenia
stron zwasnionych; sqdzllem,
ze natrahe ma upor i pr2ygo-
towalem sic do zwalczenia ia
kowego. Ale 20 pierwszcm "a
raz p~rZemowieniu do Eoda-
kow przekoralem sic, ze by
lem W bledzie, i dzisiai Z "a
dosciq do tego sic p%rzyznaie.
Rodacy W La Crosse 50 DO
wiem Zawsze gotowi do WA
jemnych ustepstw tam, g@zle
togo Cd Mich wymaga milost
0Jczyzny, wyradzajqca wspol-
ne cele i wspolne d%qznoscl.
Geese i'm "a to, DO dowiedli,
re SO nieodrodzonymi SWAMI
%naszcj matki Njczyzny. Oby
to poiednanie by}o epokq no
wego Ola Mich zycia, ktorego
silly zywotne przyniosq w PREY
sz1osci zdrowe owoce.
Ia chwila pojednania pozc-
stanie ma zawsze w mojej pa
mieci, i dumnym sic Z tego
czuje, re Rodacy W La Crosse
przyJeli mojq rade, Z yaN4 10
mich pospieszyiem. W kohcu
MECH mi bedzie wolno podzie-
kowac Wam, Bracia, "a szcze-
re przyjecle. jakiego W wa
Sym gronie doznalem i IitGre
jeszcze raz stwierdzilo g}awe
goscinnosci polskiej. 1.
A Tobie. Szan. RedaStorze,
jak rowniei obywatelowi Ira
wickiemu, dziekuje 20 pomoc,
udzielona mi osobiscie w La
Crosse, i przesytam wyrazy
szacunku i p~owazania
F1Iunciszeh G,ygzas=eusa7;
Cenzor wv. Mar. Pol. W Stan.
Zjedn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

dyz = ach, kiedyz. o Polskc
biedna, zwalcZysz tyranow j
zdrajcow srogich: kieayz =
pytam-lud nasz sic zjedna j
wyswobodzi z pod nieznos-
nych stosunkow?
Czy malo ola mas wrogow
dreczenie, &c sami sic rani-
my? Czyz mic w~ystarcza nam
Sybir, knut, wiezienia j wy
dalania, re jeszcze mad VIA
snq braciq pastwic sic must
my:
Czytajqc moim sqsiadom ko.
respondencye W Wio1usl;e ,,Woj.
IA W Pittsburghu" slysze, jak
sic oburzajq przeciwko temu,
ktory, ma.jqc powinEosG ME-
zgode . grantu wykorzeniaG-
takow% szerzy i tym przykla.
dem nlewinne umys}y do niej
pobudza.,
KS. NJ. bowiem zakazal z
ambcny, pod karq niedania
rozgrzeszenia, azcby Mkt lie
wa2y} sic kupowac, All tez
rozprzedawac losow ma roze-
granie Zlotego Zegalka ma kc-
rzysc Towarzystwa i. spra-
vienna mundurow dla huza-
row. Widoczna, IL pod]ug IDA
MA ks. Nj. jest zbrodnia ma
rye nawet o oswobodzenlu
naszej gn7bionej Ojczyzny, "a
co rozgrZeszenie uuziclonem
bye ME moe. Vice 20 czy-
,jej strunie slusznosG?:
| znow ME moge stlumiG
tego, co SERGE Zaklopotane dyk-
tuje:
o biedna Polsko mia,
jake ciezko tobie,
Gdy trojcarska sila
Czuwa ma twym grobie.
Bys Z m&rtwych HE wstaIa-
Strozy lie zgromlla
\ "a nIecue dZie}a
1ch W srob HE zlozy1a!
30 W naszej potedze-
Jaka W wszecll sic rodzj -
->awet co w siermie2ze .g
Me we traku chodzi--
Widzi wrog swe RAINY,
Zemste "a swe czyny,
Biada wam, tyranny,
Hotry sukinsyny.
Jak grobu Chrystusa
Straz strzegla daremnie
TAX wy przepadniecie,
Jak iudasz6w plemie.
Lecz ciezej 0 wiele,
Polsko biedna tobie,
Gdy urqga s!niele,
Syn twG.j, ma twym grobie
szarpaG niegodny
Smie szlachctne czyny,
ktore przcdsiebiorq
Dzielne Polski syny
0 synu w~yrodny..
A. Gossczydisz5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

pasazel6w zosta}o cd czasu za}oaenia
stowar1ySzenia bezpiecznie doblze ma
parowcach Observation-Disclosures Lie
ydu pemiedzy Niemcami i Amcryka
przewiezionych.
sly kie p~arowce p6lnocnc-
niemieckiego Lloydu rosiadaja wyso-
kie p kF ad y, wyborna wcntyla-
eye odznaczaia sic najlepszem
"ygodami jake tez kr6tkoscia
przeprawy daja przyjcmnai
spieszna posobnost podro-
~ do Niemiec hub z tainted do Anne
ryki.
Q raty pasalerskie i akomodacys W
miedzy-pok4adzie luh kajutach, prosimy
sic udac do
Oelriclls & Co.. Gen. Agent.
. Bowling Green,New York.
Jan Anglewicx. Winona, Mimi.
4.3.S7.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26
IL Detroit.
81 %sierpnia, 1886 l..
kochany Majsterku!

usla, re llstOW u naSZe.l para
fiji sw. W~ojciecha albo wcale
ME przyjmujecie, olbo je tax
obkrawacie, jakby przez rosyj.
ska przechodzily cenzure. Spo-
dzlewam sic j~ednakzc, re ko-
respondencyq niniejs2q, do kto-
rel ami szczypty polityii ko-
scjelncj ME wmieszalem, poda-
Gle W ca]osci bez zmiany.
Wiadomo Majsterkowi, IL
T.. Jozef Przybylowski ma tu-
tai nieprzyjaciol pomiedzy
mnicjsza stronq Wojciechowian.
Otoz eli juz cd dawna chcieli
mu szkodzit, rome przeciw
MENU wymyslajqc obelgi i
ktamstwa, lecz laden poczci-
wy czlowiek tego ME vic
rzyf.
Teraz ci sami iudzie denun.
cyowali pana Przybylowskie-
90 do w1adzy, jakoby ON wy
rab;a} ]ikiery i takie sprzeda-
wal. NaturaInie dostal p.Przy.
by1owsNi pozew do wyt1uma-
czenia sic Przybywszy ma sad,
p~owiedzia}, re to tylko re.
msta tych ludzi powoluje -
lecz r.imo to owl opryszki "a
czeli swiadczyG, " dobiera on
okowite z woda, i ten napitek
rozdaje pomiedzy swych rrzy-
jaciol.
Gdy ich ssdzia przeslucha},
zmierzyf ich wzrvkiem pogar.
dy, a panu Przyby'owskiemu
powledzia1, re jest wolnym i
re ME widzi w tenn zadnei
zbrodni, jezcli sobie kto mic
sza alkohol z wodq i go OSLO
dzi i zabarwi ola uzytku do
mowego.
Denuncyantami p. Przyby-
fowskiego byl;:: Emil Niedo-
manski, ten sam, ktorego to
swego czasu Plelgyzym Po7sz1
jezowq skorkq polechta], Graz
Jakob Mindak, Jan Laza i
Jan Gruszczynski. Naturalnic,
re nam6wil ich przeciw panu
Przyby]owskicmu lis 2olty,
ktorego to oszczerstwo znowu
kilkadzlesiat dolarow koszto-
wa1o, DO Niedomanski i hull
tajska jego gwardya darmo pc
sadach sic ME w]oczq.
Do1qczam Majsterkowi wy
cinek z angielskiej gazety Ele.
ming neus, z ktorego MONA
sic przekonac, jak sobie Ame-
rykanle szydza z oszczercow a
jak przychylnie pis2a o Przy-
by1owskim.
Ia sama sp6lka skarzyla
Tymoteusza Tomalcz,,<a "a to,
lie sobie robi tabake do zaly-
wanna. Sprawl skohczy%a sic
W ten sam sposob, jak Przv-
by1owskiego.
Wydawca tutejszcgo narwa-
nego organu nlemiecSiego
Sh1nmen der W0hrhelt bardzo
stoi ma baker re swoim re-
daktorem Muellerem, sLoro sic
d~owiedzia1 2 Wia,21sa, jaki to
ptaszek. = Naszq Polske ten
H.. teraz zawsze o kilSa-
nascie blok6w omya.
Prawdopodobnie Mucllera
TAXI sam los spotka, jak mnie
~ wsp6'pracownictwo przy
PeIp@y~t'c. Me moge SIC nj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

tel Z okazyi .jego % letniego
lublleuszu, ably mu Pan Bog
udzielif czerstwego zdrowia i
mewyczerpanei silly do piracy
W winnicy Panskiej, izby dlu-
gle lata 2aspakajaf potrzety
relIgTne %prawowiernej trzody
Chrystusowej.
Mocno mas to smuci, &c
Wlel. ks. Majer diuzej u mas
me zostaf i wybrawszy sic W
gosclne 20 mcrze, przywiozf
ola mas z Polski pod zaborem
moskiewskim ksiedza Rafaela
Tomaszewskiego, podczas gdy
sam przenios1 sic do St. Paul.
Ia ks. Tomaszewskiego spIa-
como wprawdzie dug koSciel-
by, lecz PREY tenn powstafa
klotnia pomiedzy MIN a para
fla, skutkiem czego kaplan ten
be- nasZc.l wiedzy pr2cniosl sic
do parati W Independence, kto-
rq dotad Pine Creeku "a
~wiadywal.
Ksiqdz BisKup u>luchal po-
ten n%aszoj prosby i przysla1
nam jake proboszcza ks. Ro-
mana Guzowskiego. Ten te.
razniejszy pasterz bardzo nam
sic podoba, DO jest dobrym
s}ugq Bozym i kazania jego i
nau}1l zapewno utkwiq W SER
each dobrych ch~rzes:ian. ka-
zdemu milo lego %sluclac i
wszyscy z prawdziwq przyje-
mnoscia do koscio1a chodzimy.
Cd razu znowu zapanowala W
Pine Creeku jednosG i mi
lose.
Tegorocznych ~urodzajow ME
mozemy sobje chwalic "a mad
to, DO j nam susza bardzo "a
szkodzi]a. Zbo5a ~mjeiscami
bardzo krotkic urosly, ale
z'arna ma.i4 do:AG. Dziekuje-
my Panu Bcgu j "a to co ma
my.
Obecnic my falmerzy gl6-
wnie za.jeci jestesmy ml6ce-
-2Laza> Jest t%usszNka kon.
nych mlockarni j jedna paro-
wa, ale do tel .jeszcze ME
wszyscy majq zaufanie. Maj
bardziej zlakf sic jei pewien
poczciwiec, ktoremu nabajano,
re maszyna parowa ME moze
stanac rychlej, jak ma wieczor,
kiedy ogieh w~ygasnie i pracu-
Jqcym PREY niej ludzlom ciez-
ko wytrzymac ca1y dzieh bez
.jedzenia-wiec jej ME chcia1.
acknowledgement ME siejq,
DO sami sic rodza....
W kohcu pozdrawiam 10
chanego Majsterl1a i wszyst-
klch czytelnikow WIurusa po-
zosta.jqc
Waszym Wlernym przy]aclelem
franciszeh Byom.
(Tak sa1no jak polscy ME
szkancy miasta Winony, po-
chodzq i farmerzy Z Pine Cree
ku pc wiekszej czesci z Ka-
Stub p~oludniowych, z powia-
tow Bytowskiego, Cz]ucho-
wskiego, Chojnjckiego i Ko-
s~cierskiego. Pomiedzy inhymi
posiadajq grnnta W Pine Cree
ku czystej hrwi polscy Kaszu-
hi: J6zef Cyrzan, Weier, Au-
gust Madry, Franciszek Pylo-
wski, Jozef kamrowski, Au-
gust Bam.benek, w. j. Radon
ski, J#kob Kulas, Jozef Ma
"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09

Of the gentlemen appointed by the rail.
road meeting on last Saturday
night 10 20 TO Fort Worth, and
In company with like com
mittee from Comanche, Brentwood and
Stephenville, confer with President Pad
dock, with a view TO having the road To-
Gated at once, and TO find out, n possible
what would be expected and re-
quired of the towns along the
line. The committee found Presi-
dent Paddock to be an excellent
gentleman, willing to give them all the
information In his power. He said tnat
Just as soon as the surveyors completed
cross seciionipg the road between Gran
bury and Fort Worth the line would be
located through to Brentwood, the depot
grounds selected and the people nOti-
fed OF what the road would require
Of them; that he could not tell now how
soon the work of grading this side OF
Granbury would be commenced, that ne
would have TO hear first from the syndi-
cate in New York. From the general run
of President Paddock's conversation
Mr. Chapman says he is led 10 believe
grading will be commenced some
where on the line between Granbury aud
Brownwood within the next thirty days.
President Paddock informed the commit
tee that he had purchased the rails for the
entire read, which leads us TO believe that
The company expects TO push the road
through as fast as possible Dublin
Telephone
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
GALVESTON.

Arrested as Monumental Embezller.
Serious Accident.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALvEsToN, Tex, Dec, s.-Intelligence
is received here that j. j. Harmon, late
local agent here of the Bronze Monu-
mental association OF Bridgeport, Conn,
has, through the efforts OF Detective
Jordan, been arrested and lodged in Jail
In New Orleans on charge Of embezzling
over Sl400 OF the associations money,
which he collected in different counties
In the state State Agent Frank j. Smith
mas secured requlsion papers and gone
after Harmon.
Early this morning John Blum, one Of
the employees Of the Galveston on mill,
while attempting to adjust belt cog
wheel caught the legs Of his overalls snd
Instantly he was whirled around and
around and thrown some yards away In
an unconscious condition. His Injuries
are quite severe and may prove fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
AUSTIN.
Annual Report of the superintendent of
the Blind Institute-Recorr.m me ndsd for
Appointment

Annual Report of the superintendent of
the Blind Institute-RecoGr M ndsd for
Appointment
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, lex, Dec. S.-The annual re-
port OF DR.. Rainey, superintendent of the
Blind institute, is out. lie reports over
100 pupils OF both sexes. The institution
is in satisfactory condition. Prof. II. w.
Lowrey was principal of the literary de-
partment and was assisted by
Miss Jennie Latham, M M, Spencer,
Miss Ella Stuart, Miss Lizzie Cook, Miss
Sadie Stuart and Miss Alice Hamilton.
The department of music was ia divisions
under the are of Prof. George II resog,
teacher OF the wind and striDged instru-
ments, planoforte tuning and the organ;
Prof ii A. KlotZ, teacher OF
the piano, and Miss X. w.
Hunt, teacher of plano, organ and
vocslism. Miss Leah Bouiwsre had
charge of the kindergarten aud calls
theuics. William Kern was the teacher
of trades and Mrs. M. Cox teacher of
sewing AS to operating ON pupils eyes,
DR.. Riiney says: ''Nearly one-third OF
the pupils, excluding those who have no
eye-balls, have been benefited by
operation or treatment. During
the past twelve years twenty. three
cases have been restored to good
sight in one eye and seventy to good sight
in both eyes, About forty-seven cases
have been given partial sight.
Maj. Gen. A. S. Roberts, commanding
the first division OF Texas Volunteer
guards, has recommended the following
named gentleman to the Acknowledgements
for appointment upon the division staff
w. z. Gaines OF Austin, to be assistant
adjutant general with the rank Of
colonel; b. Powell of Houston, TO be
medical director with the rank of colonel;
Tom Scurry Of Dallas to be assistant in
spector-general with the rank of lieuten-
ant.colonel; w. f, Manson of Galveston,
to be division quartermaster with the
rank of lieutenant. colonel; u. A. Ryan
OF Sherman, TO be division commits.
sarY With the rank of lieutenant.
colonel; viii Lambert of Austin, to
be chief of ordinance with the rank of
Northumberland; G. w. Briggs of Gal
weston, to be division chaplain with The
rank of lieutenantcolonel;J j. G. Doan OF
Brennan, G. b. Gurley of Waco, j. w 4.
Shepherd OF Austin and j. b. Cresson of
San Antonio, TO be aid.de.camps with
the rank of Northumberland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
Ra,lroad Meeting.

ST. LOUIS, Nc, Dec. s.--Representa-
tlyes Of Middle and Western state rail.
roads met here to day aad will continue
in session the remainder OF the week.
The business transacted so far was Of a
routine character but tomorrow II is
probable that the question of plscing ad-
di,ional responsibilities upon the shipper
and less upon the railroads will be
discussed. Other important questions
will also havu the attention Of the meet
ing before final adjournment.
The Western association OF passenger
agents also held meeting here to-day,
but, besides re-electlng the old officers
aud discussing land tickets, 1t did moth
ing Of public Interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
An Important Trade.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec S.-The Southern
industrial journal Dixie has special dis
patch from staff correspondent at Fort
Worth, Tex, which says;
Zone of the largest and most important
transactions ever recorded is now on
foot. 1t is nothing less than a trade be.
tween Jay Gould and President Garrett of
the Baltimore & OHIO, whereby the entire
Baltimore & Ohio telegraph system il to
be transferred to Mr.. Gould. In return
for the same Mr., Garrett is to receive the
Wabash system, thus giving the Baltimore
4 ohio o line to Kansas City from Balti-
more" The Information is believed to be
thoroughly reliable, as IL Is said to be
substantiated by q memorandum made by
tire late IL, M. Hoxle prior to his death,
found amo9g certain papers that had
been laid away for future reference The
secret leaked out through party who
desired to arrange with Fort Worth capl-
lalists TO operate in Western Union and
Baltimore ONO stocks as soon as there
was any indication that u bargain had
been consummaied.
NOT TRUE.
NEW YORK, Dec. San Associated
Press reporter handed Jay Gould copy
of the Atlanta dispatch stating that a
deal between the Western Union and
Baltimore & Ohio had been arranged
Gould read the dispatch and then took o
pen and wrote the following across the
face Of IL: "There is not word OF truth
In IT," Bates of the Baltimore & Ohio
was also seen and denied each and eye-y
statement made In the dispatch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
Jay aould,s pnrohnsn.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. S.-The fact
that Jay Gould had become the possessor
OF the majority OF the stock aud bonds of
the Little Rock, Mississippi River &
Texas Railway company was announced
here yesterday This road is a part of
the Arkansas valley route, and extends
from Little Rock TO Arkansas City, Ark
and is advertised to be sold under fore.
closure on the 10th inst. It's total in.
debtedness ON first aud second mortgage
bond coupons and interest aggregates
S4,1l2,000. 1t is believed here that Mr..
Gould will buy In the road with.
out opposition at the sale, and IL is
also known that the present management
OF the Arkansas Valley route will not be
changed. Mr.. Gould's purchase, how
ever, OF the Little Rock, Mississippi
River 4 Texas raj road will give him the
right to make traffic contracts with the
Little Rock 4 Fort Smith aud Kansas &
Arkansas Valley road that will divert
Kansas aud Western traffic with New Or
leans and the Southeast TO his Iron
Mountain line and newly purchased line
TO the Mississippi river. The work of
construction OF the Kansas & Arkansas
Valley extension to Gibson, is to be
commenced as soon as contracts can be
awarded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
A New Recover.

CHICAGO, III, Dec SIN the matter
Of the receivership OF the Wabash rail-
way Judge Gresham, In the United States
circuit court, this afternoon decided that
the court had iurisd ction over the lines
OF the road in illinois, and that the Mis-
souri, court had no jurisdiction; the re.
ceiver appointed In the Missouri court
would, therefore, be removed and an
other receiver be appointed. Judge
Gresham said he would appoint a re-
ceiyer within few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
silver Loaf Baking Powder

Never falls when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there is never word Of
complaint heard against it. The mex.
perienced cock is able to make as good
bread with it as the professional baker,
simply because It's ingredients are so
compounded as to make failure impossi-
ole when the directions are followed. A
trial Is all that is necessary 10 make it In
holds q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
At Work at sherman.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Dec. S.--The thre e
committees appointed at the mass-meet-
Ing held at the courthouse last night to
solicit subscriptions to secure funds for
purchasing depot grounds and right of
wayln the city limits for the st. Louis,
Arkansas Texas railroad were out So
licidng this afternoon and succeeded in
securing more than half of the amount
required, and expect to get the remainder
early tomorrow. Col. j w. Fordyce,
president Of the St. Louis, Arkansas &
Texas railroad, seat telegram from
Houston this afternoon addressed to
Thomas Randolph, president of the Mer.
chants and Planters bank of this city,
stating that he would endeavor to visit
Sherman tomorrow in the interest Of his
road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
BaItImore q OHIO Extenslon.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. S.--The Baiti-
more & Ohio Telegraph company to-day
completed its connection with the Cana
dian Pacific Railway lines. This connec-
tion establishes communications between
the Baltimore & Ohio system in the
United States, and the Canadian Pacific
system from Quebec TO British Columbia
on the Pacific coast. II is expected that
the line from Vancouver to San Francis
CO will be completed within thirty days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
BUSINESS NOTES.

Tho Fosters of New York, the Grsat Glove
Importers, Fail.
NEW YORK, Dec. sc. NJ. Foster 6
Co., importers of upholstery goods, at the
corner Of Grand and Crosby streets, said
to be the largest house in its line in the
city, announced its failure to day. Charles
L Foster, junior partner, says the assets
of the firm will amount to about $500, COO.
The liabilities are nearly as large.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
Big Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. y, Dec. s.--Sibley &
Holmwood's fve-story candy factory, the
largest In the city, took fire at $3.50 this
morning and burned to the ground, to.
geiher with the adjoining block occupied
by Swift & Sianbach, hardware, and
Fra k Campbell, hats. The Wells street
chapel and small Presbyterian church adj
Joining were burned. The surrounding
property was much damaged by water.
The aggregate loss IL SCOT 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09

crossing with little. or no trestle work TO
this place, Crockett, which Il at the very
gate Of the great pine region beginning
about six miles east Of this place, and
crossing the Neches river At Rock bluh
and the Angelina at Clark's bluff. This
would give a line easy OF construction
and comparatively free from competition
with other roads, and 1t would traverse
some Of the finest agricultural sections
of the state end the best pinenes Of East
ern Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09

HoUsToN, TEX, Dec. S,--The commit
tee appointed by the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers of the Southern Pa
cihc company, Atlantic system, who have
been In New Orleans comforting with the
officials Of the company, returned home
this morning They were sustained
by Chief 7. NJ. Arthur in their position
taken regarding the grievances and the
railroad company had to Yield. The
men who we c off duty on account Of the
trouble, will resume their positions
again. II the company had not backed
down the engineers were fully deter
mined to bring the thing to focus by
strike.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
The Chief onioers Already Assembled il
Houston.

Special TO the Gazette
HoUsToN, TEX, Dec. s The city is
rapidly filing with delegates to the Ma
sonic Grand lodge that convenes on the
l4th inst. The full committee of work in
the grand chapter, composed of w. f.
Swayne, Norton Moses, Haston Twomey
and Peyton Nowlin are present instruct
ing delegates OF the different chapters
Ia the secret work. The Of
hcers of the grand chapter present
are 3 b. + Fryhier, grand high p lest;
w. I. Hartwell, deputy grand high
priest; John Adrisna, grand king, and
John Q. Mccoy, grand scribe. The
grand lodge session will begin on next
tuesday morning at 10 a, m. The grand
chapter will convene at 2 D. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
FiGhting q Big syndiontn.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec, S.-Attorney-
General Cassidy this forenoon filed bills
In equity in the anthracite coal combina-
ton and the Trunk Line road and asked
that preliminary Injunction be granted
suggesting that they be made returnable
In ten days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
just Try one,

Buy package OF Silver Loaf and give
II lair trial. II you do this YOU will
, never regret it, How many disastrons
failures In making bread cause troublous
yexstion In the household? This car ali
DC oovlated by trial Of Silver Loaf. j.
and efficiency. ''ie :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
Two More su.nensions.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8-The suspension Of
stephen Lane of 90 Chambers street and
I. Ellison of No. 81 Broadway, both men,
bers of the consolidated mining petro-
leum exchange, was officially announced
to -day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
On rrtt Rn Elenlnh.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. AT a meet
ing OF the board of directors of the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad to-day, Robert
Garrett was reelected president.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
Attnohment nt Conner.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
COOPER, TEX, Dec. 5.--An attachment
suit has been filed in the county court
against IL. c. Rumbly, merchant, at this
place. The liabilities as per suit are
$500. The goods attached invoiced at
S22A2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
The Ncouade Jury.

NEW YORK, Dec. s.--The work of secnr-
ing jury TO try ex.Aiderman McOnsda
was concluded this afternoon. The inru
was sworn in at 2,40 p. m. 'N4S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09

Nlce line OF colors in silks worth 81 .25,
Ieuuced oy Randall & Chambers Co. to AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09
The New Railroad.

NJ. A. A. Chapman returned yesterday
evening from Fort Worth and brings
cheering news Of the Fort Worth & Rio
Grande railroad, Mr.. Chapman was one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-09

RICHMOND Va, Dec. S.-Goy. Lee
TINS evening respited Cluverius unit
January IA next.