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The sun., 1886-06-03

Mrs. Folsom met with a peculiarly ludicrous
little adventure in Of the Twenty third street dry
goods places. where she had gone with another lady,
leaving Miss Folsom at the hotel They noticed that the
girl who was waiting them seemed possessed of
peculiar uneasness and desire o:keep her eyes in
other part of the store which was finally explained
when she broke out:
"oh, madam. would you like to sec the Presidents
bridef"
animation.
"Thero she is, over there" exclaimed the girl. and
added: "oh. my, isn't she just lovely"
Mrs. Folsom agreed that she was and made gallant
but vain attempt to restrain her laughter the throng
In the store pushed about among the up
the surprised young lady who had been mistaken for
Miss Folsom.
The sun., 1886-06-03
M,.. Folsom and tho Custom Hou.e.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: In every
one OF The suss interesting and superior records OF the
events attendant upon the Presidents marriage Partcu
ary in the account OF Miss FolIom's reception by
United States revenue cutter have looked In vain for
Information upon tho examination OF the trunks at the
Custom House.
Ho" much duty was paid upon the uousseau' That
tho question OF greatest interest to the manufacturers
here ami 1t has not been answered Ysurs, AMERICA.
The sun., 1886-06-03

Chilling news comes from the north At
lantio. where iocks OF huge icebergs are float
ing down along the consts OF Labrador and
Newfoundland bringing with them n polar at
mos phero to tomper the ardor Of tho newborn
summer. This will be welcome news to tho
weather seers who have been predicting cold
June and breath from the icobergs seemed to
have reached this latitude yesterday. but it
didn't last long. Indeed. how could anybody
feel chilly in the presence OF yesterdays bliss
ful ayant2
The sun., 1886-06-03
Iceland aud Home RuIe.
From the Lnniou Standard.

FTUTN Nt LONUOH SIuHduTd
CoPENHAoEN, May 20.-The King, in council
mas today signed decree authorizing the Lord Lieu.
tenant OF Iceland TO open an extraordinary session of
the IceandIe Althing on July %
The AthingwHs dissolved In octoberfor having passed
areSolulion aiming directly at the setEovernment OF
the 'sland ahd royal Proclamation accompanying the
decree OF dissolution, announced that even II the
AIhing should pass the same resolution. his Majesty
would not sanction such Subvsrslou OF the existing
Constitution. The elections Will take place In June
The sun., 1886-06-03
Putting Sam Randall Down-A Southern View
Prom the Atlanta Constitution

Putting sam Randall Down-A Southern View
From the Atlanta Constitution
Tho first fruits Of the successful movement
to place Mr.. Randall in a back scat In the
House OF Representatives are beginning to
ripcn. When tho Whiskey Ring and the free
traders in the House concluded to humiliate
Mr. Randall tho excuse was that as Chairman
OF the Committee on Appropriations he delayed
Legislation. This was what the Whiskey Ring
said; this was what tho Conier-Journal said.
and this was what Statesman Morrison said.
AS n matter OF course. this tremendous combi-
nation had Its effect on the Southern mombers.
and in this way Mr.. Randall was removed from
tho position to which he was entitled by reason
Of his ability and experience. What has been
tho result2 Let Mr.. Holman OF Indiana.
Democrat who has made national reputation,
give the answer:
This comGrss shows almost as great desire to In
an ascn sHT the sfS,tsI psop. any ny xo ts
n of es . .o by me g 10 0,ng a60%
ia ln.tsaI q Imini.Inx NJ cost q adnni.terinF
Win the exception Of The ro. oacs ApproTriaIen @ bii
1 or hs w.sh
scn year Up to the present time by tho passage OF
H.
s Of the
We must do something to corrcc. the errors that have
SS % %e nil HAM H '' H With @ ws + S"s to DO sw ,n.
people in the coming eIeetins; The Republicans now,
crease Of Expenditures, while there enough Demo
Gratis who vote with them to carry almost everything
through. SO far the Democrats haye not united upon
hardly single proposition AMI until that b. done
there Will he little hope. lear mlfllng the partys
pledges to ths people. In hopes thing and
viii he done To aim much of the land granted rn
roai corporations. an Restore IL 10 the public domain
THIS has been rOmlsed by the Committee Publ,c
Lands and am assured reorganization Will be made in
the land sy.trin.
~" Ins President, with whom have talkci frequently
upon the subject of extrRvn2ancc by pleased
With the action Congress has aSrn iie is particularly
DESTROYS that his Adminhtrntion shall be economical
one bnt he has been disappointed, and ha lily Our
ouy hone IL ihHt the President will exercise the
proper discretion In his veto power"
Would it not bs we'll for tho Democrats to
compel tho whiskey ring and the free traders
to 90 of and form party by themselves instead
OF permitting them to turn the Government
over to the Republicans at the next election?
The sun., 1886-06-03
The Rev. sam Jones, the RevIvaIIst. Visits
Mr.. Cleveland.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

WAsHlNuToN.. May 29.-Sam Jones with his
vile and TWO children, came over from Baltimore this
m9nng They visited the Capitol and received marked
syangels!s arrival had not been herAlded was soon
WHISPERED around that lie was IN tho Capitol, and no
visitor mas attracted more attention there In long
lm AS nc sat in tho reserved gallery he was pointed
OUT Nv neinherS AMI visitors, and the subject
more comment than even the OleOmArRarine bill
o'clock Mr Jones called tho President with his
family. Thongh unattended by amy member Of Con
pressed his pleasure at the meeting
Tonight Al o'clock sam Jones cd one OF hts
strOngest and most characteristic sermons ut Mount
Nerhoa ChEFeh. Hundreds cOald not get admission
The sun., 1886-06-03
A Con.ummn,,on Devou,ly to be Wish cd.
From, the Altany Times.


Bachelors have not had happy administra-
ton. Buchanans ended in civil war; Tidens had to be
conducted the outside, while impos,er got all
benefit, and Clevelands has been series of Mugwump
harassnents. With the wedding all the is thus show
cred by tho fates upon bachelors who undertake to ad
minister the affairs OF nation very generally married
will cease. most likely, forever,
The sun., 1886-06-03

DAILY AND SUNDAY 20 cents line ordinary sdvsrtis.
ins; large type 80 oents and preferred positions so
cents to "a so. according to classification.
wEskLY, 80 cents . line; extra charge for large
typs Preferred positions from rs cents tos2.
The sun., 1886-06-03
signed by the Governor.

ALBANY. June 2.-AmonR the bills signed by
Gov Hill are those providing for the esabShment OF
municipal lodging houses In New York city; granting
certain privileges TO the Fifth Avenue Transportation
houses hospitals, Ae. In Long Island City.
The sun., 1886-06-03
Great Incr.n.e OF Trade Journai..
Prom the ciOtaicr cna Hgynisher

fIUW THe Il07E''T UTI F"' HIs"tT'
OF the 722 newspapers and periodicals pub
iished at New York city little over oneslxt or I32
strictly under the head OF AMI general iuur
nation. The Journals OF s3ccla character, but also
furnishing general and the papers and periodicals.
dealing with special matters Of universal interest,
irent the l22 cwspGpers mentioned to lib The remain
lug ND are purely class papers nni trale Journals
In 1890 MS regards number Tho five leading classes
otncwspnpers aud periodicals. New York and llve
mn Inr rln A,r..rL f,lIn
The sun., 1886-06-03

From the NeIc Hdpen Palladium.
There will be many who will In the bottom Of
their hearts think him lucker than his BRIDE OF whom
Miss Cleveland Is reported as saying; my brother
might have searched the world over without finding
swecter purer girl" But then brdegrooms are gsner.
ally lucker than their brides in these respects.
The sun., 1886-06-03
Tho Bride to he Congratulated.

FTOW nc dTbdny Ir1W
Those who are honored with the Intimate ac-
quaintsnce OF Grover Cleveland recognize the sympa
hetc, sunshiny nature that lies beneath the sternness
OF official responsibility and they congratulate the
fair bride In securing loving husband whose noble
qualities and sincere affection will lunne her pathway
In life with happiness
The sun., 1886-06-03

From the Albany Evening Journal
Gov. Hill Is welded to politics. bride that
requires In these sharp times Of contention all the
beatOW,
The sun., 1886-06-03

A Case In which senator Logan Wrote q Let.
ter Kcquestine Prompt Action.


ter KcquestiuE Prompt Action.
WASHINGTON, Juno 2.-The investigation
Of the charges made by Commissioner Black
against the administration OF the Pension ONCE
by his predecessors was continued this morn
ing by tho Senate Committee.
The case Of Capt. Charles s. Sohoreck of I'LL.
nois which was entered upon at the last meet
ing. was concluded. This was the case in
which letter from Gen. Logan requesting
prompt action was found. In tho examnatio on
Of tho Commissioner by Senator Platt a varie-
Gnted mass OF details was developed. some in
fnvor and Others against the claimant. Gen.
Black denied that he had glyen his assistants
instruct ons to hunt up two cases from Illinois.
one involving Senator Culom and the other in
yolvinz Senator Logan. and declared that he
had only given general instructions to certain
OF his subordinates when the in YES tigation was
instituted to furnish him such material as they
had bearing on the subject.
Senator Plumb inquired II the Commissioner
thought tho lettor written by Gen. Logan ask
ing that this case bea made special was any
worse than the one written by Senator Will
llams making similar request in regard to the
Eastwood case.
Gen. Black replied that the letters we're in
the record and could spsnk for themselves.
Senator Plumb retorted that he merely
wished to illustrate how very acute were Gen.
Blacks perceptions when Republican Senators
were involved. yet how very obtuse when Dem
ocratic Senators were concerned"
The sun., 1886-06-03

From the Utica 0bServer.
II is evident that the White House is to have
misress OF whom the President and tho country may
feel honestly proud.
The sun., 1886-06-03

There Is no such compendium nt news no such mirror
OF contemporary history ~ Tuk WEEELT buA 81 year
The sun., 1886-06-03

Of the total vote in State where tho prohi-
bition sentiment was general enough to carry
through tho constitutional amendment.
Now these people are beginning to wake up.
The sun., 1886-06-03

The unexpected performance OF THE SUNS
| tug the other night Is attracting universal
attention and winning general praise. The
| tug deserves oil Of the kind things that our
esteemed contemporaries say about it. 1t is
a lively vessel. and its achievements are In
tho service Of the American public.
When tho William E. Chandler attempted
to run away from THE SUNS tug, with GER
their baggage, the tug exhibited speed and
a perfection OF nautical management which
astonished the officers OF the revenue mn
rine. We have the authority Of tho Hon.
WILLIAM DoRsHEIMER, tho blographer and
Bosom Friend OF the President, for the state
mcnt that THE SUNS tug could run all
around the Chandler about once in every
half mile and still easily keep ahead" We
don't doubt it.
The Chandler finally escaped by putting
out her lights and plunging headlong through
the midnight darkness, ut tho risk OF inno-
cent human lives-a perilous expedlent,
rarely adopted. and then only In tho prose-
cution OF necessary duty, such as the pur
suit OF criminals and the prevention or de-
lection Of crime.
In this famous chase, 1t will be observed 1t
was the revenue cutter and not TIE SUNS
tug that was playing the part OF the snug
gler. The tug had perfect right to be where
she was, and to do all that che did. Our
noble steamboat is no law breaker. The reve-
nue. cutter was not on lawful errand. nor
had she any legitimate excuse for putting
out her lights to the jeopardy Of property
and life in New York harbor
While The Suns tug is at present enjoy
ing largo share Of public attention, we
think 1t only proper to remark that another
invaluable collaboration, THE SUNS Office cat
is still ut the post of duty, as healthy. as
happy, and as discriminating as ever
The tug and the cat supplement each other.
They make a splendid team. They represent
the two Indispensable elements of journal
istic success, the enterprise which pursues
and obtains all the news that is going, 10
matter at what expense of effort nor at what
pressure OF steam, and the experienced dis
cernmcnt which decides the question Of pub
lication. on grounds of Importance. public
interest, propriety, and good taste.
We assure our readers that THE Suns tug
ovcrhauls great deal of news which would
make mighty interesting reading. yet which
The Suns Office cat swallows without a mo-
ment's hesitation.
The sun., 1886-06-03

But little while ago and GROVER CLEyE-
LAND was murmuring to himself:
"f ever the sensible BKsEDIck bear let me be vilcy
painted and In such great letters they write Here Is
good horse to hire let them signify under my sign,
Here you may see BEsEpIcK, the married man."
But now and hereafter tho refrain will bo:
Never hout at for what have said against mar.
riagc; for IL giddy thing, and tlus is my
cluson."
That the latter continent Is moro worthy q
good American citizen nobody will deny
Long live the later BENEDICK!
The sun., 1886-06-03

JOHN MosT, the howling Anarchist. seems
to have thought that America was a land where
cowardly scoundrels could incite the ignorant
and vicious to assassination with impunity.
He found out his mistake the other day when q
Jury. after listening to his ridiculous attempt
at self-dcfenco In court promptly convicted
him. And now Recorder sMYTH has given
Mosr year to mediate on his blunder in the
secusion Of O penitentary. Men Of MosT's
stamp will find that this Is the worst country
on the gobe for thom. They would be much
safer in Russia.
The sun., 1886-06-03
Gov, HiiI's Bride.

Inc above comparison isparicnlary valuable @shoW-
ing tho increase OF trade Journals In tho
ter OF century. They outnumber all other classes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16

movement OF trains on all roads In the
United States and Canada after Novem-
Der i2. A communication was
read from the Car Accountants associa-
tion asking that q committee DC appointed
10 devise uniform way OF keeping
accounts. A committee was appointed.
The committee, ON the twenty-four hour
system Of time reported progress and
was continued All railroad men think
the system Indispensable. Several Car
sdian roads have adopted H. One Of the
subjects Of discussion was the signal
system now In use. Many roads use q
different set OF signals, and the rules
thus often create confusion and render
accidents common occurrences. The COM
mlttee on rules reported the uniform
train signals adopted three years ago
at the meeting Of the convention. uni-
form set OF rules will be adopted, and
many roads have already conformed their
rules TO those Of the report. general
change OF time on oil the roads in the
country Will be made November IA. The
next meeting of the convention will be
held In this city on the second Wednesday
In April, 1887. One hundred thousand
miles OF road were represented In the
convention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16
PILOT POINT.
An Estoemsd Indy Dead Married ISieks d
by "a Mule.

An Esteemsd Lady Dead arrisd-- Iziehe d
by Mule.
Special TO the Gazette.
PfLor PoISr, Tex, Oct. lb.-Mrs. M
M. Aubrey, aged fifty years, after several
days OF painful Illness, died at / O'Clock
this morning at her home on South Jeffer
son street She was a native of South
Carolina and removed from Georgia 10
Texas In 1871 The funeral took place
this evening at 4 O'Clock from the Metho.
dist church with which she was con.
nected, Rev, j. r. Wages, pastor, ofllciat.
ing. She leaves devoted husband and
several children TO mourn her loss.
Miss Laura sullivan, the esteemed
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Sullivan,
was married. last night at her home, seven
miles west OF the city, to Mr.. Robert
Gotcher Of CARA, Tex. Elder A. J.
Harris of this city performed tho cere
mony.
Mr.. I'd Ballew, day before yesterday
received u dangerous kick from mule
and IS Ia a critical condition. II occurred
at the farm OF Elijah Emberson, -four
miles from town,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16
GAINESVILLE.
Horse Thievfs Operating - Arrested - a
Grent surprise Anxious for storm
Nova.

Horse Thievfs Operating - Arrested - a
arent surprise Anxious for storm
News.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, oct. l5.-Horse-
thieves have recently been plying their
vocation in the neighborhood OF Eva, IN
the southern part OF this county. j. C..
Ford lost some valuable stock, and on
Sunday night thieves were fgl htened
from the barn of a farmer named Gist
On Monday morning when farmer named
Rowall, living In the Eva neighboThood,
went to his lot he found suspicious char.
acters asleep in HIS haystack, and ordered
them OFF. Mr.. Ford and other citizens
have been securing the country in search
OF the stolen stock and thieves.
John Caldwell, who was arrested here
yesterday on a charge Of theft in Collin
county, has been detained here on q
charge Of introducing stolen goods In
this county. His preliminary trial is set
for tomorrow.
The nine men implicated In the Will
llams-MurraY affair, and convicted Thurs
day at Fort Smith of manslaughter, are
well known here. Their conviction was
a great surprise.
The GAzETTEs were quickly sold to.
day. The public are eager to get the
news OF the storm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16
A GREAT DrsCoYra,
How n Man Of Science r,.n.,
Avoiding Disaster aud Pen. 4. :

How n Man OF Science r,,.
avoiding Disaster aud Pfolo.'..
Scientific Exchaur.
"Most OF the greatest Az,
world has ever known No.
during tue present centurv i wv
Such was a recent remsrL I, .
dent Of the National Science :
and no one can doubt It's trpth 4,
cation OF steam aud electvS,,. " 4
been brought about within b
lively lew Years, while tho res,..
chanics has taken INNER 1'u
But the greatest aud best de-
those which lessen pain ma VIZ
the human race. Aud thpsa ANY,
are In a quiet way doing ,. 900
good OF the world than env ~.
terial discoveries combined 1"R
A gentlemen, high In .clent,a.
ments, and who has detotea M
the benefit of the human race e Ivy
to the conclusion that certain y. Y,
In the body which were ,nc Y, 's,|
could be supplied Acting unon !.
lief, he carefully experimental y y.
duced a compound which. hv NV Y.
and retaining the elements takas 4.
system, adds more albumen io X. w !,
and hence supplies more hfe A..
thing ever before discovered mn
pound Is colled Vollna cordial m
a cure-all; II lsa liie.impar,Inu ~ y
takes.men who are ol erburdened M,
and work; who do mot sleen wan.
appetitgs are tickle who are dps,,,.
who have q sinking at the pito NJ N
ach; whose heads feel hesyv
news their life and health, II ~.
men who are worn out with tha i.
homej who have been enieehled (.
troubles OF their sex; who have
Of bearing down and wearinees 4,
stores the color to their che,I'
sparkle to the eyes and energy X
body. II Is a boon to the aged snS 4,
to feeble children. These are as,..1
proven by science aud tested h n
Renee; and as such commend theh,'
TO the closest and most immedIas N
ton of all.
When energy and hope are pdD, \
enjoyment in life has departed n
then that men ana women need N
in the shape OF sure and efilclen. M
restorer The writer has rassed X.
this experience and knows whenal
aillrms, and hence most earnestly M
all readers TO act upon the truths n
stated without delay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16

Water Works--A Raving Maniac-av
Muloted-After HIS wife
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. IN
Buckler advertised to day for oa
constructing reservoir and standEr
the new system OF water-works, "
to be submitted within ten days
virtually assures the securing ois'
supply at an early day. 3
A. j. Green, a painter well hna
ably known in this city, who ~
quite Ill for several weeks, beeal'
mented last night, and Is nov W
maniac, requiring the strengIp
men to hold him quiet. <.
The novel case in the district e0-
Staples We. DIR. Tippett, for dAg1
In the sum Of $50, 900 for personai.nst
inflicted by applying medicine 70 Y
son as ga practical joke" mas u
trial since yesterday, and was eig,
given to the jury at noon, WIZ VIZ.
after brought in a verdict ID ~
Staples for the sum OF $500.
j. B. Roberts OF Blue Ridge Y
county, passed through the CIV w
for Bonham in search OF bis nl
has lief. him, taking her three z
accompanied by man by the na'S,
:. Duke Of Howe Station, waoy
suspects wishes TO marry y. Z
daughter, who Is only fourteen
age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
An Arkansas Murderer eardoned b.
dent cleveland.

EXECUTIVE CLEMENCIs
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The pnsA
has granted pardon to Charles Thu
now serving u life sentence In N
Virginia penitentiary for murdua
mitted in Arkansas about ten yeas
The pardon is issued on the recouhu
ton Of Judge Parker of Arkansas, ID
whom the case was tried, and beclts
mitigating circumstance snrroEil
the crime. Thomas, 1t seems, on III
ing home one day, after a short Hbsa
discovered that a man Eb
he had always regarded y
friend, and for whom Ne
done many acts of kindness had allen
the affections Of his wife and taken
from home. He became wild within
pursued the guilty couple, and SHOT
man dead. He was tried, convicted
sentenced to be hanged. The seEll
was committed to imprlsonmentlN l
Considerable sympathy was msnlk
for him, and a strong appeal was 4
for executive clemency, The pEesa
In acting on the case, said he was I
fed the man had been sufficiently
ished for what he had done.
GROVER GONE A-FIsHISG.
WAsHI> aroN, Oct, l6.-The pms
accompanied by Col. Lamont, MI. y
commissioner OF internal reyenps
several members of the Woodmoul y
Ing club, left here last night for tlss
house at Woodhouse, Md, or tnh
more & Ohio railway. II is not .
when the party will return.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16
silrer Lonf nnnnr rondnr

Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there Is never word o.
compliant heard against it. The mex.
perienced cook is able to mako as good
bread with II as the professional baker,
simply because It's Ingredients are 90
compounded as TO make failure impossi.
Bile when the directions are followed. a
trial Is all that Is necessary so make Il in
dispensable TO ali well-reguluted house
holds,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16
Notes from Mount Pheasant.

special 10 the Gazette.
MOUNT PLEASANT, TEX, Oct. 10
Grading on the Grst forty miles OF the
Mount Pleasant & Sherman extension Of
the ST. Louis, Arkansas 6 Texas railway
is progressing rapidly, and the bridging
will be finished as fast as timber can be
got out. Mr.. W. S. Haywood, engineer
In charge of the work, thinks the track
laying will begin within thirty days. 1t
looks as II he means what he says, asihe
is crOwding the work to completion. The
road is TO be flrst-class In every respect.
Grades easy, curves light, cuts twenty
feet at base, and fills fourteen feet atbase
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16
Grading soon TO Begin,

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. lb.-Chlei Eugi-
neer Van SAINT OF the st. Louis, Arkansas
& Texas railroad is in the city looking
after the interest OF his new road, from
this city to Mount Pleasant. The survey
ing corps has completed the location of
the route in the city limits, and IS now at
work outside. 1t is expected that the
work Of grading will begin at this point
next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
STEPHESvIILE, Tx, Oct lS.-The
news from the Fort Worth 6 Brentwood
road is cheering to US all out this way.
II is devoutly hoped that work will COM
mence very soon on this road. rs i'm
mediate construction would be blessing
IN this Western country, and give work to
many who want and need IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-16
sheldon doing Fast.

'FVtIhI 70 NHV NHAUFtV'
BIG SPRINGS, Tx, Oct. ls,--Ex. Gov,
l., A. sheldon, ore OF the receivers OF the
Texas a Pacific railway, passed east in
his special car to-day accompanied by his
family. The governor is bound for DIAL
las TO confer with his associate, GOV,
Brown