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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

land In practical disgrace only waits the
discovery OF decent excuse. Earl
Spencer's speech nc The conference Of the
National Liberal federation at Leicester
yesterday struck the same confident key
az was struck at the original gathering at
Leeds, aud effectually checks on that
head the rumOrs which have been
current for some time that Spencer him
self had growing doubts on the subject
OF home rule. An audience OF over 5000
delegates chcered him TO the echo, more
than all at this passage "The Irish people
at present are not without hope. without
hops IL despair. We know that the des.
porate men DO desperate deeds II Is our
duty % maintain and keep alive this
spirit OF hope i'm the breasts Of the Irish
people which has been given them by
Gladstone. II Is our duty 20 maintain
our policy; II IL right TO support il In
public and private by every means
in our power until we obtain for
the Irish people the self government
which they demand believe the Liberal
party have had this policy sunk deep in
their hearts. They believe In it. They
viii carry II forward TO success. We re-
greet that rect has been made in our
party, We regret that we have been
severed from those champions OF liberty
who have done such good work for
us In days gone by. Let us hope that
when we finally march 10 victory we shall
have them on our side, but If not, we
still have confidence that we shal, event
ually bring about on the soundcst basis
a durable union with the Irish people,"
BOTH GERMAN AND FRENCH PROTECTION.
SOFIA, Nov. 2G.-The German consul
here has notified the Bulgarian govern
ment that the German flag at present
covers all persona entitled TO Russian
protection In Bulgaria,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS.
Rev. DR.. Newman Delivers "a Sensational
Political sermon.

Political sermon.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov 2G.-Specials
from Washington state that Rev. Dr..
Newman, celebrated as Gen. Grants
chaplain, delivered sensational political
sermon and made a circus in the Metro
poltan church yesterday. "Amerlca for
Americans" was his theme. He dl gclaimed
knownothingism and set up very high
and exclusive STANDARD of Ameri San citi-
zenship. He recognizes that one may be
an American wi hout being born In this
country, but he would make every for
cigner live at least fifteen years here
10 learn about what he called
the seven essential attributes Of an
American bef~rG obtaining the voters
privileges. He would make every priest
and every Roman Catholic renounce be-
fore God and the holy angels all allegiance
to every foreign prince, pontiff
and potentate, whether spiritual or tenn
poral. The pope, he said, should have
no sovereignty here. lie yehemently de-
nounced the Irish vote, the German vote,
and every vote that was not thor
oughlY American. "Away with
them" ho shouted, land down
with the politician who would
bid for them. We want no man presl-
dent OF the United States who would sink
so low as TO bid for an allen vote.n The
recognition OF Christianity as the rell-
gion OF the United States, he nam, d.,
as one OF the seven essential attributes
OF the American citizen. There was
II large congregation present, and the
sacred editice resounded with shouts, APP
pause ana loud cheers, such as one has
been accustomed to hear only In the hal
lelujah gatherings OF the Salvation
army. At the end, an excited
parishioner arose and made
speech In which he declared
that the preacher had expressed the sen
tlmen,s OF the CONGREGATION. Such ex-
element has not before been witnessed
In any church in this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
A RIoter pkchnrran-

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 2G.-The trial
OF the Milwaukee garden rioters Is pro.
crossing before Judge Sloan to-day. Con.
siderable testimony has been taken ON
the part Of the defense, mainly I'm regayd
To the good character Of the defendants
and their whereabouts on the day of The
riot. J VI 'ne
This afternoon Judge Sloan DISCHARGED
Henry Gastell, one OF the prisoners. sf,er
hear ng his testimony. Gastol was one
81 the workmon who had been forced IN
gut work, He had worked steadily NJ
MS trade Tor twelve years without lnsiny
DAY, but when forced out he became
grossly Intoxicated, and In this eonaI.
uon was induced to Join in IN.
rlotous demonstrations nj Milwaukee,
garden lie explained that his condition
was such he Imagined himself back ia old
ratnerland with the army, and when he
saw the police he imagined he was flght.
Jug inc French. Judge Sloan Commented
on inc eyll consequences Of workiIrmen
compelling others TO 60 into idleness, and
a'loWed the prisoner TO go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
THE SUGAR CROP.

The Grinding Season Nearly Over ana the
Product Worry short.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, LAi Nov, 26 Nearly
all the sugar plantations in Louisiana are
now grinding the cane aud manufact ur.
Ing sugar. The work win be- completed
by the tlrst week In December, making 1t
the shortest grinding season known ia
Louisiana In atty years This quick work
IL attributed 10 the splendid weather for
harvesting, the best known for wears
The crop Is shorter than was expected,
and will not exceed l75,000, 900 pounds.
This IL attributed TO the fact that the
cane, while large and stout, contains less
than the usual amount Of sugar. In con.
sequence OF the lack Of rain during the
fall, It's extraordinarily hard this year,
and many Of the mills 10 the sugar busl.
ness have been broken by tho hardness OF
the cane. The crop has been raised at
less expense than In previous years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
AUSTIN.
A Pardon Refused - olleotors' Bonds Let
DR.. SweariDgor Read The Gazette.


Dr. swearingor Read The Gazette,
Special to tho Gnzotto
AusrrS, TEX, Nov. 2G.--Gov. ireland
to day refused pardon TO w. +. Smith,
convicted Of horse stealing in Bastrop
and sentenced to i've years. The gov
ernor's endorsement was simply to the
effect that the man had been Indicted 10
two counties, and that there are no facts
lustfylng pardon.
The comptro Ter received and approved
the following collectors bonds; Clifford
Ramsey OF Gonzales, G.. Is. Gillespie Of
Dallas, u. s. Rlchey of Parker, -. @.
Hale OF Nacogdpches, T. s. McDade OF
Waller, G., N. Newman Of Grimes, John
waiter OF Gillespie, and JON o. Bride
well OF Howard county.
Gov Ireland has not Indicated his In
tentlons in tho matter OF resignation OF
Judge Gustaye Cook
State Health Officer Swearnger Is IN
receipt, OF unofficial information from
DR.. Blunt, quarantine officer at Calves
ton, to the effect that cholera has made
It's appearance at Bucnos Ayres DR..
Blunps authority Is the reports Of the
marine board, and az 10 comes ia round
about way Dr. Swearinger is slow
to give IL full credenco, especially
In view OF the fact there has been no
mention of It In the public PRINT, DR..
Swcaringer VIII, however, rigidly lnvestl-
gate the report. There is direct communi-
cation between both New Orleans and
Galveston and Buenos Ayres during the
busy season. Eleven vessels are now en-
route from Buenos Ayres to New Or.
leans and Galveston, due before January /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

land per mile, according 10 the standard
OF the road prop sed TO be built. But this
day has pasged, there are no moro state
subsidies. The Texas & Pacific aud other
great trunk lines have about gobbled
up all the public domain and the people
have learned 10 rely upon themselves
TO trust alone 10 their own united, co.
operative efforts. Observation and ex-
perience nave taught them, In these days,
that all that Ia necessary IS; First, that
the line Of projection q the road pro-
posed 70 be built should pass through a
section OF country that VIII make tho
road paying investment when COM
pleted; and, second, TO raise bonus
sufficiently large 20 induce some railroad
syndicate or construction company TO UNI
dcrtake It's construction.
Weatherford aud Corsicsna arc fully
alive 20 these facts and have moved out,
boldly and confidently, with lrm and
determined resolution 20 unite their
beautiful, enterprising cities by bands OF
steel.
Corslcane puts up in clean cash 10000
and the property.owneTg OF WeatherOrd
and yclnity have entered into a business
compact with each other to impose an al
yalorcm tax OF 10 per cent, which will
raise from $4,000 70 100000 more.
What win the intermediate towns and
villages along the line do? what will
Auburn, Joshua and Alvarado do 20 in
crease this bonus. All three Of these
town are nearly on an air line between
WeathcrfOrd aud Corsicana. Thls line 10
practical, Is nearest and cheapest, and
passes through on area Of country Of I'M
surpassod fertility and productiyeness
What will AlrGrado do in consummatlng
this grand entSrpriseS-[ Alvarado Dulle-
TIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

DENVER, Col, Nov. 2G,-Goy. John J.,
Routt, chairman Of the FIRST national
cattle owners association OF the
state, returned 20 the city to-day
from a several weeka' visit to his
ranch, He gives unqualified lndorse-
ment Of tue movement for cattle.
mems stock yards at 81. Louis. The idea
originated with him years ago at the In.
transitional convention in this city, and
he Gays II only requires union Of the
range Interests TO make tia success, in.
yolving an increase OF SIS TO the pro.
dueers without increasing tho price 10
consumers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
THE GREAT EXPRESS ROBBERY.
The Trail Of Jim Cummings rrlgidIy
Oold-ExppnsaH Incurred.

The Trait OF Jim Cummings FrigidIy
Oold-ExppnsHH Incurred.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 2G.-Last night
the Adams express watch party at tho
Southern broke up. Since October 2s
parlor 81 has been occupied by detect
Ives and stenographers. 1t has been
chamber of council and an inqulsItion.
II was the headquarters OF the search for
jim Cummings, "The evil we do lives
after US" II man robs an express
company to-day that one oct will
continue for many days TO rob
II OF more bright shekels.
James has gald no robbed the company OF
S58 900. The compaRy's officers have
placed the amount ut s8l 900, and Is late.
ly reported to have squandered $500 of
the trst-named sum. Last night when
Detective Robert a Pinkerton aud his as
sistants left parlor 81 and went TO Chlca.
go they left hotel bill OF 1869. 80 to be
paid by the Adams Express company.
This expense was incurred In the hunt
for the rObbcr, and is one OF the
least Items. Travelling e. penses, salaries
of detectives, ETC., aud iucdentpls swell
the amount TO heavy sum, Hereafter Chi
cago viii be the point for men in the neld
to report TO. " was necessary while the
trail was fresh to have headquarters near
the scene Of the robbery, but now that
the scent Is frigidly cold It does not make
much difference where Headquarters
may be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

, = each department Of II,
, otAr tonight says, "Whsr !, y'N 4
,s,' his order turning ths "a y. ''s'
t u, ordnance bureau and ' Sgsid Nal
discharge Of the cmploys. \, ollss'sg0
abolished by the ordss a'p.5sl,
was taken Of nv edlus
Tor keeping enoucs piN2l
PACK up the goods u n. VIZ
branches, to retain The c, ss tlia'
ments IL the various deps,,a s.As
work Of packing up win Il s,a. aslgu 4
S py employing laoorers, the see,. s'I
ana messengers for labors,., sslGt|
dozen employees under IN wql
yards and docks and about AI vsiei'
' tne steam engineering bureau NJ, "
clnded In the discharges ~ ~ nv. wv h
ployos under other burears wy 4 4
been abollshed,r "' "altA h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
Another lamrona for Alynrndo.

The question OF building tho Weather
ford, Ally RADIO & Corsloana railroad 10
about TO matcrislise at last. For some
months, II is well known, the question Of
constructing this road has been agltated
aud generally discussed, especially by cit
liens residing at Corsioana, weatheriord
and along the line OF its contemplated To-
cation. IL used To be, ell that was neces.
sary TO get railroad built In Texss was
for our legislature TO meet and suhsldge
some incorporated railroad companyto the
tune OF from twelve 10 sixteen sections Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
Looomo,lvo Engineers on Iio1Io.

special To the Gazette,
MARSHALL, TEX, Nov. 2G.--At n spe-
cIEl meeting Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers, Garfield Division
80, the following resolutions were
adopted;
Whereas, the American railway world
has lost one Of It's brightest lights, the
Southwestern system the great chief who
has 40 ably managed It's affairs, aud the
locomotive engineers warm friend,
therefore
Resolved, that Garfield Division 2l0,
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
extend TO the bereayed wife and relatives
OF Mr.. II NJ, lIoxie It's most sincere sym
pathy In this hour OF their mourning.
u, A. MORLEY,
q. Is. KETonuM,
M. o. DwYER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
west woke Them Up.

Special 10 tho Gnzetto,
DALLAS, Tx, Nov. 26-Thomas r..
Wost spent the day In Dallas, and left for
Fort Worth again this evening. He Is
to return to Dallas In tho morning. lie
says he has succeeded In waking up Inter
est sufficient among Dallas business men
on the Gulf & Pacific project TO feel Ger.
tain that the required bonus OF $4,000
will be promptly raised. Many OF the
leading capitalists and merchants have
taken personal interest In the matter to-
day, and meeting has been called at the
Merchants exchange for p. m. to.mor.
row, at which an effort Is TO he made to
raise the balance Of the Gulf & Pacific
subsidy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
a Moetlnr ID wentherford,

bnoelh 10 tho dhEettc,
WEATnERFoRD, Tex, Nov, 2G.--Thls
evening at 1880 O'Clock a very enthusiasts.
tIc railroad meeting was held by tho citi-
zens Of Weathoriord. The committee re-
ported In substance the scheme as II was
reported in to-day's paper. great
many enthusiastic speeches were made
by different gentlemen ON the subject Of
additional railroad facilities In Weather.
ford, but the watoh-word was u railroad
to Cloburne, and from there TO connect
Ing lines and other towns by way OF Alva.
RADIO II possible. On motion the commit
tee composed oi A. X. Andrew r. ID.
Lewis, Judge llGrcouIt and Col. Shannon
were continued, with general powers to
correspond with railroad eyndlcates and
with citizens aud committees of other
towns In tho Interest Of this proposed
railroad, and 20 carry forward the move.
mcnt started under 40 many prOpit Gus
circumstances, Weathoriord Is alive to
the movement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
Tnknn tn nen nrolnea.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 2G.--The remains
Of the late II. NJ. Hoxle, first vicepresi-
dent Of tho Missouri Pacific railroad, ar
rived in Chicago last night at $3.50 IN n
special car over the Lake Shore. AZ 10; $50
tho special car containing The remains
was a@ached 10 u special train Of six
coaches, which departed for Des Mones
Immediately In advance Of the night ex-
press
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
oaiIrond Hunters.

Special TO tho gazette.
LosGYrEw, TEX, Nov. 2G,-Hon. John
M. Duncan, receiver, and G. w. Booth,
general manager Of the Galveston, Sabine
6 81. Louis, with number OF friends,
went down that road TO the famous hunt
ing grounds along the line, where they
were met by Hon. Web Flanagan, John
A. Ware aud others, and grand hunt
inaugurated. THIS morning three empty
fiat cars were ordered. IL Ia supposed
from this that they have been very sue
Cegsful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Buy u package Of Silver Lot ana q,
1t a fair trial, Ii You do iAlsyOu "
never regret it. How mauy dN.,,w,
failures " making bread cause lrCuslu,
vexatlon In the household TAb "a Z
DC obviated by trial OF SIlya Iosl. {
H. Brown guarantees Its purity, sls.s
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

board Of trade and few Of the business
men IN reference 10 the proposed railroad,
II was decided 70 call a general mass
meeting Of citizens 10 be held next Mon
day night. meeting Of citizens 10 dis
cuss railroad topics will accordingly be
held az the courthouse on next Monday
night. Cleburne II wide awake and de-
termed 70 have another road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
In Honnr OF nnrin.

special TO the Gazette.
Log0vRw, TEX, Nov. 2G.--0ut OF re-
spect TO the memory OF II NJ. Hoxle, one
Of the greatest railroad men Of the age,
orders are issued 70 close the entire busl-
ness Of the system, as far as possible, on
the day Of his burial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
WILL NOR FINCH.

Tho Government of England so yvonE that
Coercion is Hesorted To.
LINCOLN, NEB., Nov, 2G.-President
dchn fitzgerald Of the Irish National
League of America, has to-day received
the following Important cablogram from
Hon Timothy Harrington, member of
parliament, and secretary OF The league in
lreland:
DUBLIN. Nov 20, 1885.
John fitzgerald, Lincoln, Neb.:
Inc government, in prosecuting John
Diiion, member parliament, and prohibit
Ing public meetings, admits It's inability
70 govern Ireland without coercion. We
viii not finch.
lSlgDed TIMOTHY HARRINGTON,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
is tho CUR a pneino to be BUTTE

Jackshoro went ahead aud raised a
bonus for the Gulf 8 Pacific railroad. The
Fort Worth Western, projected road to
run from the Fort to Jacksboro aud from
that point west on the route Of tho Gulf
s. Pacific, has been laying siege to the
people OF Jacksboro TO Induce them to
tIrn the bonus over TO the Fort Worth
Western, JRcksboro would by very great
odds rather have road from Dallas, but
hope deferred maketh the heart sick, ana
the railroad committee OF Jacksboro has
sent the Hon. Thomas West TO Dallas TO AS.
certain whether or not the Gulf 6 Pacific
IL going to be built, and II
so, when, MIR, West arrived here
with tho above conuudrum on Wudnes.
day. He is still IN the city, but has
not 70 date found anyone who can give
a satisfactory Rnawer, IL appears that
the whole thing hinges on the Dallas
bonus OF sac, 900. Something over half OF
this amount, II IL reliably stated, has
been raised But this seems TO have ex.
hausted what the town had for north.
western road AT any rate the committed
on subscriptions have not been able to
swell the amount any OF late, Mr. West
viii remain while longer In the city, and
II the prospect for the early bui. ding OF
the road does not brighten, he Will 70
homo aud report In favor OF turning the
bonus over TO the Fort Worth Western
While the Gull \ Pacific ~ regarded by
the Jaeksooro people as the most import.
ant road they couli have, Il thoy cinnot
get II, they Will do the next best thing
and get road to Fort Worth ~ Dallas
News, Nov. 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

sT. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 2s,-Ts.,...
store OF 3. II. HartkAmp at Soi Il y ,''s7
avenue was entered BY bur,l,s N, A.
night, who got away with ssr ss. 4.
worth OF diamonds, watches , " ",
silver ornaments. The bureI,,s t ssal,
been arrested e'Nisn NV 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

FORT kKoGH, M. T., Nov. 26.--Montana
Is anxious for statehood. A committee
OF citizens Of Helena are getting up
strong memorial to congress and will 90
TO Washington In person 10 present the
claim.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Special % the Gazette.
VERNON, Tx, NOV. G.--Track-laying
has been resumed on the Fort Worth &
Denver City railroad. Pease river is
bridRed, and II will not be long until
Quauan will be connected by rail with
the outside world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

It's physiological fact, Il .,,.,
too little chin and too much cheek ~,
bad Character, The chin AZ I u, !
character lacks development, iCrissl.,'
in the Herr Most. 'D'AA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. -Secre,arv
" " snlsney mas Issued an order for the dis.
,vesIse OF az employees in the civil esiab-
, ,,aan a,n o. tne war and navy yard with
'''' eA0ePuoh OF the foreman and clerk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

A weather prophet in lows rises 3, n
his hind legs and brays about I'D
storm early In December. Who VI
long ears TO hear let him hear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Morris Cascarine is positive eml,
dyspepsia. Pleasant TO take, mild h Z.
ton and unfailing In cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
Clohurne wido Awake.

bneclhI % The UnaOttc,
CIKBuRsE, Tx, Nov. 2G--At a pre-.
liminary meeting held last night by the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
Indiontlnn..

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, Avn.
TeXasi Fair weather, slightly VI.
variable winds, generally sontbe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Ladies are great sufferers h..
ache; They will find a sure ana ,ss ~ \
relief IN Morris cascarlne. ~ 'PAl|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Relieves, restores, rescues. y, !.
cough Cure. Price, 25 cents as' "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Tho Double daily Limos OF nI NV I'M lft. Y
Palace Sleeping coaches ~ tols iT'seisl.t
st. Louis 20 Cincinnati a "a kIa
Making direct connection ~ pgTssslri, ~
morning and evening txpIehs haiiil..
Palace aotel and sleeping enn tillc d
Atlanta, Macon and Jaokt9 ~ 10 ~
change. No Ferries or 1rantis pois. ",
All connections made IN Unirilcnlal inis.r
For tickets, rates or any AZ oopnecph ~
West, Northwest and So1 s,,eet,
nj lOl and 100 North FortvNv n sHATIt1s
JOHN n. BARNARD .a, cen. PtiANT
Pres. and Gea. Mcsapnnai, Ohio.
q. d BACON, Ger 7is'" 81 ~"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
TWO DAILY TRAINS
To Washington in 20 Hours
To Baltimore In 20 HcNs

THE 10 four hours quicker than tho ias'eA''
by any other line ,.af
Tho Day Express has Parlor cars, ~, W ~ a,
Cincinnati, and Palace Sleeping cars ln M
cinnatl 10 Washington and baltimore -
change. "A,
The Night Express haa sloepofs tnfg 1ln' Il =
out change. No other line from ~ D9sf. M
through sleeping car 70 the hAilo'A'7