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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
CISCO.
An Interesting Case and How Decided
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An Interesting Case and How Decided
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special V the tIaIere.
CISCO. Tx, Jan 2.-The case Of NV.
Novel; ". j. X. Swick, sheriff Of Eastland
county. Randall Sephews Of Dallas, and
Roth q co. 81 Galveston, Interyenofs, was
tried this week IN the district court at
Easflsnd, and resulted In verdict for ".
W. Novel; 10 the sum Of s2325.T2. This
case Was tried over year ago In the dis
trlct court and resulted In q Judgment in
favor Of Novel; for sl9si, from which de-
PENDANTS appealed, and by the merest
technicality I Judgment was reversed.
In November, 1888, Mr. Novel; purchased
a stock OF goods from one J. H.WOOds at
Cisco, for which he paid $1,000 in cash and
notes, and in few hours after the pur-
chase discounted the notes at 20 cents on
the dollar. In few days the goods were
attached by the creditors Of Woods.
The trial was an exciting one aud
elected considerable interest. The judg-
ment gives great satisiactian 10 the peo-
pie Of Cisco, where Mr. NOVEL; Is fayOra-
bly, known. j. n. Campbell of Cisco,
Messrs. Alexander and Winter OF Waco.
and X. b. Truly Of Easilaud represented
the plaintiff. NOVEL;. John VI. Moore OF
Albany, I. II Censor Of Eastland andF
B Stanley Of Fort Worth represented the
defendants. Judge Alexander in his clos
ing speech TO the jury administered a
most fearful rebuke TO Lawyer Stanley
for appearing as witness as wen as at
tor 1ey IN the case.
The Cisco council, No z94, United
Friends of Temperance installed the fol-
lowing officers last night: Worthy pri-
mate, II. G.. Lisse: worthy associate, j. T.
PricbaTd; assistant worthy primaie. Mrs.
j. i. Prichard; worthy chaplain, Chas. b.
Smita assistant worthy chaplain Mrs Chas
y. Smith recording scribe, II. G.. Romin-
ger; assistant recording scribe, Miss
lsola Campbell; financial scribe, K
y. Jones; assistant financial scribe.
Miss Ada Peacock; treasurer, Miss
Della Chandler; conductor, Bur
ext Patterson; assistant conductor.
Miss Susie Smith; inside sentinel, Beuo
Miller; assistant inside sentinel, Miss
Lou Staniier; outside sentinel, John
Winston; deputy worthy primate, Y. B..
Dowell; assistant deputy worthy prlmate,
Miss Nina Winston.
Claud Thompson celebrated his seven
teenth birthday yesterday, New Year day,
by giving a party 70 his many young
friends. Al expressed many good wishes
aud happiness for Claud, and for a pros
porous voyage through the new year.
Mr.. George A Andenried, one Of our
stOckmen, who was married TO Boston
belle few days ago, after bridal tour
OF some 2z00 miles, TO Washington, Phil
adelphia and several other places, re-
turned 20 Cisco this morning and is dom
iciled al the corner of Fifteenth and Ave-
nue. f.. We are glad 70 welcome the dis
tipgnlshed couple TO Cisco.
Mr.. Z. Frankel 81 Fort Griffin passed
through Cisco yesterday on his way to
Shreveport, La, where he is to wed Miss
Lille Bernstine, one Of Shreyeport's
most estimable young ladies'. May much
Joy and long and useful life be theirs.
Mr.. Fred Waterman is quite sick with
fever
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three on four days before Christmas 10
The meantime my son sobered up and
promised me never 70 drink again. lie
faitbfuily kept that promise, and gaze bis
wages r. HE rife on her return hods. On
ne night 81 the murder he and she were
AZ home al the time except 3 feS minutes
wheu James went down town 70 buy toys
for bis child. They were IN the parlor
8iil after 0 o'clock talking, and both we're
81 the bert Of hgmor and spirits. re-
tired ~ 10 O'Clock and my wife shortly az
Ter. They went 20 their room snd carried
their mus, applcs and refreshments. Ihe
talk that dagghter was oat In hack that
night is Absolutely false. Phillips denied
that his son dark drop on icat
night. Phillips Il evidently Al honest
old man. and his statement Will re11fe
the slanderDus stories pct o1s probably
10 the interest o. The psftie1 connecting
the name Of Mrs. Phillips with two young
bloOds Of the city; 10 fact ~ unworthy
attempt has been made 70 slanoer Mfs.
PbiIlips Ia Der grave. II j. Understood
the arrest Of Phillips was made 81 the in
staEce of 4 detective, fDd Justice Won
Rosenberg asid be saw no evidence
againat Phillips. His arrest Is deemed an
Outrage. Mrs Phillips fatber will arrive
Tomorrow from Bell county, axd then the
slanderOus towards had better stand from
Under. In The meantime Dr. L5ton
SAYS he thinks a sharp instrument
was driven into young Phl-
lips brain, which shows signs n
arrangement n 50, Il was just Ike Mrs.
Hancock and Mary RAINY. The detective
claims that Phillips, after killing his wife
IN The room. dragged her cut, but wheu
first discovered his clothes were free from
blood, ercept what came from his bead.
The bloody imprints Of the murderer Sill
rerlzlD on the gallery, and the bloody
marks Of his hands on the fence.
The Citizens Committee Of Safety, q
which A. J.. WOolidge Is chairman,
to-day formally offered $1,000 reward
for the arrest and conviction Of
the perpetrators Of eacn Of the following
murders 10 Austin during The past scar,
and known ~ the servant girl MURDER,
though white matrons are IN the bloody
list: MOllie Smith, murdered December
3, 1884 Eliza Shelly, May, 1895; Irene
Cross. May 20, 1854 May RAINY, August
20, 1885; Oracle Vance, September zss
1885; Orange Washington, September q,
1855; Mrs. Kula Phillips, December ~,
1885; Mrs Susan Hancock, December a,
1875.
IL f. thought that James Phillips gr.,
the victim Of the outrage 6ends, cannot
recover.
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night with considerable thunder and
lightning. The rain zns much neeaed
for stock, and ne land u now Ia fine con-
difion for cultivation.
The grocery stock on the west side Of
A. n. Bridges j. being invoiced to-day,
and Mr. J. X. Appleby, who possesses
fne business qualifications. and y well
known for HIS business integrity, has
taken an interest IN the business and the
style Of the frm viii be known as Bridges
a co.
An elegant and sumptEous dinner was
spread to-day, AZ Parson Brewers resi-
dence, On East Liberty street. Among
the Invited guests we're Capt. X. n. John
son aud wife, Capt. ]. c. Newbury and
wife, and Misses Saliie and Minnie Baird.
Il is rumored that fashionable we'd
ding will occur tomorrow evening ~
one Of the churches.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Cough, nee Ida Rus
sell, returned this evening from their
bridal trip 20 Honey Grove.
Miss Pope Collier, the accomplished or
gauist Of the ~. Z church, returned this
evening from whitesborO, where she hiss
been spending the holidays.
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PARIS.

ON His Way 10 Galveston -- Busipess
Changes--Porsonal-G CARROTS Talk.
Special 10 the Gazette.
PARIS. TEX, Jan. IA heavy rain fell
last night. accompanied with vivid light
ming and thunder
Mayor Gibbons vetoed the ordinance
passed by the council granting the priv
lege OF constructing the new street rail-
way.
r. T. Garrett was brought into town
yesterday by Sheriff Gum and lodged in
jail Garrett says Davis had threatened
70 mob him, and he feared he would do
so. He also said that Davis was in the
act Of raising from mis- chair by the fire
with his pistol 10 his hand TO shoot him
when he gathered the gun and shot Davis
Garrett Killed a c0lOred man IN Rankin,
Miss, few years ago, for which q
reward Of $500 was offered for his arrest
After his arrest be broke jail and fied 70
Louisiana, and from iEere 70 Arkansas.
coming 10 Texas about one month ago
Garrett Is dangerously wounded but may
get we'll
dissolution OF partnership has taken
place Ia the Paris Dry Goods company,
Messrs. Md Rilchie and James Hancock
going out Messrs. Hubbard aud Ryan
continuing the business Of the company
Ritehie aud Hancock viii 90 into business
for themselves ia few days.
MIR Duncan Of Bonham has bought the
stock Of J +, McMurry & Co, and viii
I do business on Buhham street.
I Rev. j. II. B0yet OF sulphur Springs
will preach az the Baptist church on to-
4 morrow.
A lumber Of calls were made yester-
day, several ladies keeping open house
/ for the reception II callers.
I MIR. NJ. W. Connolly left to-day To at
tend the district assembly Of the knights
of Labor at Galveston.
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WACO.
No Wonder Il is Called Bad Faiiura.
Cohen's Case Criticism OF Gov. Ireland.
Special 70 the Gazette.

No Wonder Il Is Called Bad Faiiure -
Cohen,s Case Criticism OF GOV. Ireland.
Special 70 the Gazette.
WACO. Tx, Jan. 2.--The sheriff to.
day completed the work OF taking an in
yentory of tbs boot and shoe stock of X
Z. Sturgis s Co., covered by attachments
Inst Sunday. II Invoices s22, 800. AT
forced sale the goods viii probably bring
$4,000. The total liabilities are stated
AZ not less than $50, The stock is all
the property the tlrm has subject 10 at
taehment. Thus itappears that creditors
who represent $4,000 worth OF claims
viii be !cft out IN the cold without any
prospect Of getting dollar. II Is no
wonder the failure is characterized as a
bad one.
Isaac Cohcn's preliminary trial opened
before Justice Sleeper to-day. Cohen is
the senior member Of the arm of /. Co
hen 4 Bro, dry goods merchants, who
were closed ont about two weeks ago.
Their liabilities footed up $40, GOO, against
$1,000 assets. He Is charged with swim
ding, or procuring goods under false pre-
lenses.
Much criticism Is aroused over Gov.
lreland's delay W appointing Judge for
TINS Che Nneteeath) district. Judge
hlmeS resignation took effect Decembev
10, but up 70 this hour not word has
been heard from the governor a. 10 who
nc VIII sppotnt to III the vacancy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
General Rejoicing.

PTrTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 2.-The Coal
Miners convention at West Elizabeth to-
day decided, by two-thirds vote of the
delegates present, to return to work al
operators terms.
The convention was representative
gathering, delegates being present from
nearly every pit OF the four pools.
Work will be resumed in ali the
mines along the river on Monday.
or as soon as arrangements can
be made 10 start them. The strike lasted
four months, and was the most stubborn
ly contested struggle ever known on the
river. Fully sixty thousand men were
engaged In it, and of this number about
1000 returned TO work before the strike
was decided at an end The decision of
the convention has caused general reioic-
ing along the Monongahela valley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
The Banner Town.

Special to the Gazette.
MiDLoTHIAS, TEX. Jan. 2.--The sup
per given by the ladies last night to help
secure the $4,000 bonus required by the
Fort Worth & New Orleans railroad To
construct their line by way OF this place
was q grand success, and the amount
raised aggregated ear $500. This.
added TO the amount before secured
placing 4 reasonable valuation on the
lands aud lots donated), makes the total
loot up the required $4,000. The citl-
zens are lubilant over the result aud win
indulge in u grand free supper to-niuht.
IL Is now conceded that Midlothian win
DC the banner town Of Ellis county. beIng
the only point with Competing railroad
lines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
Hancock.Garfieid RedIvivn..

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 2-Wm. NJ Price,
Esq, chairman of the Maryland Demo-
cratic state committee in 1880, has been
admitted TO practice at the Allegheny
county bar. Mr.. Price, it will be remem-
oered, was charged with being the author
OF tue famous Morey letter which caused
80 much excitement during the last days
OF the Hancock-Gardeld campaign. In
admitting him to the bar Judge Ewing
stated that the charges had been carefully
investigated by the examining committee
OF the par and had been shown to be ut
terly without foundation, and that The
court had also been satisfied 10 the fullest
extent that the gentleman had been Sian
dered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
WHAT DID HE RxpECri

a Man Who Associates Win Llsht- Fingered
Women should Hold Ills Purse.
Special TO tho Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 2-Thls
morning an individual named John Nc.
Gee called at the Office Of Justice Craw.
ford aud wished 70 make affidavit against
cyprian named Hattie Baxter, of whom
Y seemed Mc0ce was enamorad. Ma.
Gee swore that Miss Baxter robbed him Of
SIX $40 gold pieces, the sum total of si20
MeGee stated that as soon as he dIscoy-
o. that he Was robbed aud was told by
a9other cyprian, companion Of Hattie.
mat the latter had committed the theft he
charged her with 1t and she
Acknowledged Il and returned $40
OF the money, saying this was
all sha had. When the balance Of tbe
funds Jailed 70 ma!crialize he appeared
before the man Of law, and that function.
airy issued q warrant for the arrest of Hat.
tie, which was executed, and the damsel
was brought into court. She waived ex-
animation aud Justice Crawford placed
her bond 20 await the action of the grand
Jury az $500, which she failed TO furnish.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
ALyoRD.
A Young Place which Is Making Healthy
Strides Toward City Proportions.
Correspondence OF the gazette.

Young Place which Is Making Healthy
Strides Toward City Proportions.
Correspondence OF The Gazette.
ALvoRD, Tx, Dec. 81 The business
season ~ 1855 has been very profitable
one 10 our business men. Some eighteen
hundred bales OF cotton have been
bought and shipped from this point, ana
when you consider the fact that Alvord Is
about three years old and numbers only
about live hundred inhabitants, you viii
he disposed 10 say that Alyord merchants
are not by any means destitute OF enter
prise. Considering her small population
and all that, one Il forced TO think that
she will not suffer in comparison With
other and more pretentious towns, the
county seat, for Instance,
Alvord has "A good school, under the
management OF Prof. X. b. Cant, as
sisted by Miss Laura pior. There are
about seyenty-nye scholars IN daily at
tendance. The people have erected this
year FOR school purposes handsome
two-story frame building, Or which the
school Is carried on, which Is al once a
monument 70 the energy and enterprise Of
the town
There has been 40 abundant crop Of
corn made the past season. SO plentiful
Is this much-deslred cereal that ii only
brings from 80 10 80 cents IN the market.
There will DO an abundance Of hog and
hominY this year.
improvements are still Ia order. Capt.
simmons has added quite an addition to
his hotel, and his building adds consider.
able 70 the appeamncc Of the street. Sew.
era other parties have put up new build
tngs.
charley hutchcraft, our clever railroad
Al ient aud lightning manipulation, is away
~ ending his holiday iay-oif with relatives
an1 friends at sherman.
NJ ~ Rosa Williams OF Decatur Is
spent hng few days with the family Of
Mr.. n 9 Wartelsky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
A Big Convention.

PITTsBURGH, Pa, Jan. AIT a secret
meeting OF merchant steel manufacturers
mere to-day il was decided to call a
national convention to be held in this
city next Thursday TO consider the
advisabillty of advancing prices, also the
question OF wages for the ensuing year.
There was a large attendance of West
ern PENNSYLVANIA and Eastern Ohio
manufacturers, and it was the unanl
nous expression that the advance In
prices had become matter Of
necessity IL is expected that
iniiy nine-tenths Of the merchant steel.
producing interests OF the country will
be In the city on the date of the national
convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
CLEBURNE.
Cochran the Slayer Of Mcclellan
Brought 10 CIeburne Jail for
Safe Keeping.
An Attached stock OF Goods soid-Changes
Among Railroad sien-PersonaI-
Business.


special 10 the Gazette
CIEwURYE, Tx, Jan. ct H. COch-
ran, who Killed Mcclellan ID Glen Rose
few DAYS ago. was brought here to-day
unWer q strVng guard aud confined In the
county jail. II ls said that public feel
ing Was very strong against him IN Glen
Rose, AND thoughts Of iypching were
entertained.
s. II Clemens was arrested to-day for
running lottery, aud pat under bond for
bis appearance AZ the next term Of the
county court.
W y. BrogdOn, once prominent mer-
chant here, but more recently Engaged Ia
farming, has moved into town again, and
will enter the grocery business.
The Light Guard held an election Of
officers last night, with the following re-
suit. Capt j. A. Styrou, the popular
and efficient executive uiilcer, was unanl-
mously reelected; Jack Baird was chosen
first lieutenant; +. G.. Dickson, second,
and Lee Shaw, orderly sergeant
The remains 81 Mrs. j. II Fayre were
Inferred this morning. A large number
Of friends attended the burial ceremonies
Mr.. s. II. Hagin, who has Giled the
position Of day operator at the Cult,
Colorado 6 Santa Re depot here for some
nme leaves tomorrow for Mexico, where
he viii assume position on the Mexican
National railroad.
g. l.. neth, for several months past
baggage master on the Dallas branch, has
bean transferred 10 the Brentwood divis.
ion 10 bold similar position.
Ben Frioberg'a stock Of goods recently
attached was SOLD to-day 10 Fricbcrg,
! Klien q Co. OF Galveston for $500.
/ Unkncwn was presented at the opera
honse tonight by the Nellie Boyd com.
pany "a small though appreclatlyc audi.
cnce. The play was Wen rendered and
! deserved better patronage.
Mrs. +. l.. TCwBsend and Miss Biddie
% Brien have gone 10 Beaumont 20 visit
1 relatives.
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cfecial 70 the ghAette.
san ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 2.--Four
cases Of smallpox In two families were
discovered in this city to-day, but they
were promptly removed to the pest-boase,
placed in charge Of two sisters Of charity
aud every precaution taken by the city
authorities TO prevent the dread disease
from spreading. The two families lived
IN widely separated parts OF the city, and
thus far there Is profound mystery as TO
how the disease originated and VINO
brought IL here. One of the Mexican
families came here from Georgetown, in
Williamson county, but no smallpox has
ever been reported in that section. The
city physician and other officials are con-
fdent that the disease can be quarantined
and confined TO these now in the pest
house, and assert that there is no occa-
sion for any alarm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
For the Cowbors.
Correspondence OF The Gazette.


CLARENDON, TEX, Dec. 30-Every.
thing is very quiet in the Panhandle now.
All tie ranches haze reduced their forces
down to the usual winter basis, and many
OF the boys are down IN the towns, blow
ing in their money as they term it, in the
enjoyments furnished by Fort Worth, San
Antonio and other centers.
Many enjoyable entertainments are be-
ing provided here for those who remain
In the Panhandle, and dances at the big
ranches are all the go. One of the most
enjoyable of these was given Christmas
night at the Coleman & Dyer ranch.
Those who imagine that salt pork and
bareback form the staple food of the
cowboy should have been there TO see the
wild turkeys, deer, antelope, under which
the supper table groaned.
On New YEARS. night Clarendon is to
entertain the boys with a literary and
musical entertainment and dance.
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Jefferson Jo,tings.


special 70 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Jan. lit is rumored
here, and from very reliable source, that
a contract viii be let in few days to
change the East Line & Red River Rail
road companys track to broad gauge.
This Of course viii give employment to
many laboring men.
The Harmony club gave one OF their
elegant dances at the residence of Col. f.
w. Taylor last night, which was well at
tended and enjoyed immensely by all
present. II can be truthfully said of JET
ferson that, socially, she leads the state.
There is not more refined or hospitable
people anywhere.
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CiarksviIIe Notes.
special 70 The Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
CLAGKsvILLB, TEX, Jan. 2.-Clarks
vidians were much pleased with the first
Issue of the Texas Weekly News, prob
ably from its fine portrait and biographical
sketch Of their distinguished fellow-towns
man, Col. w. j. Swain. The numerous
expressions OF confidence IN Col. Swain
with which the press Of Texas TEEN and
the favorable mention OF his name in con-
necuon with gubernatorial honOrs, meet
their hearty appreciation.
Mr.. Sam H. Smelser OF New Boston,
well known to many members of THE GA
ZETTE force, has been in town this week
looking after legal business.
DIR. J.. W. Rainey and Billy Bagby, both
of whom have been dangerously Ill, are
reported better this morning.
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HIco Happ nines.
spondence Of the Gazette

III u 7I FIlI E'lI171sI''
Hlco, TEX, Jan. 1.-The local concert
club of this plaSe played "Among the
Breakers" TO full house in the opera
hall last night, and acquitted themselves
very creditaoly. The proceeds viii 90
towards paying the balance due on the
patent seats in our school-building.
Farmers are blowing, aud everything
indicates a prosperous New Year.
J. n. McEatter and Miss Belle Afford Of
this city were married December 30. Mr.
McFatter is to be congratulated, having
won the hand of one OF the most teauti-
full and accomplished young ladies Of our
town
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Bowie's Budget.

Special 10 The Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Jan. New Year opened
dismally, but now has cleared of and we
have some more Of our bright weather.
The mayor opened his court this morn
ing and nary a delinquent appeared,
showing cOnclusively that all our boys
swore of New fear's and kept it.
Dr. w. G. Burke, formerly of Paris, has
arrived here with his family. He Is much
pleased with our city and will make it his
future home.
Mr.. w. V. Newlin Of Fort Worth was in
our city yesterday and talks of putting up
4 two-story rock building on his property
here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
aLANDnRous cowARps.
1tIa Arrest Of Phinips on the chnrl'c OF
h MuFderine Hls wife Deemsd
an Outrage.

bpcclaito tina Ghncils
AiI6TEs. TEX, Jan. 2 ,J-mes Phillip /,
the infn6r Of The woundeg man, was Gale,
on ~ = reporter to-day, aud In reply TO
uueefl0n eaid the death OF his daughter
Nes horrible and the arrest Of ms son
EfieYoue outrage perpHirated by the OH
cars Wiiilout the shadow o. evidence, and
lear The shock will XIII his old mother.
The eenlor Phillips was asked Il q was
+ Etot that Mrs. Rita Phillips WAS out I'D.
lliB the night she was assass'nRted and her
hasbend was dunk and qnarreled with
aef % her rciufn home. ssNo, sir,n re.
'ilel ar Phillips, "ihcrc ~ not a word OF
ffQtp "a y, Taey were AZ happy as any
*qunE couple know ol, and always got
nipn9 s,nooshlf" This year they farmed
near Sato, Williamson county. but failed
h soekp anything, and two weeks before
N'brlstmes tieY came home aud lived
with me nntll they could IA 40,
And inrplshed NE rooms they occupied
tpt nlef6 81 themNrier a few days after
B thHlf 'fetQFA ny son got on a spree and,
tyItn ipg adylee. hie Wits went OF 10 Tho
'NoNa'fy and stayed With "a a0ntuntil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
The chlns.e win a..

san FRANCISCO, cAl... Jan. eth,
arrival 70 day OF the 200 Eastern cigar
makers Was made the occasion 70,
imposing demonstrations. They wer,
met at the ferry by delegation iram The
seyer4, labor t'aions, who escorted them
through the city. The Eastern moi
made an csSeileigt Impression. Several
cigar msnuiactureiR each employing over
. hnHdged chInana0 announced their in-
tentiOn to-day Of dlsc.1arglng lbu Chlnose
and employing white Ia Dor.