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bor ben Sour Courts, tpD eine 9abeas
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ganiiiren fi6 iebt gegen bic Arbeitss
geber.
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pulpermagaain in Die 2uft. Gin
Maann murbe get6btet unb 5 berwunoet.
= Ser Gefretdr bes eSnterm tpurbe
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700 0ualpasSnoianer befinben, wel9e
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ten mhiIen, tpenn fie ni@t Derbungern
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bars ange5ettelt tpurbe. @iele 5olbas
ten leiiteten benz @5ar ben Sreueio.
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auf einige Sage pertagt.
Die rniliidbe &egierung bat mebr
rere @enerdle ua6 Nfgbaniftam beorbert.
= @labfone bat fi6 getpeigert pars
tel in ber bulsarii6en Trage gu neRmerl,
ha er barauf re9net, baB &ublano ebz
renbaft banbeln pirb.
= Die &ui1en berfu6ten, in Slipna
einen Mufitanb 3u erregen. So6 tpurs
ben bic &dbelsfiibrer BON Der Gegieru1g
berbaftet.
9lrher in 2onoon beging 6elbfs
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iinns.
- Sn Magbeburg uur6en 50 Nrbeis
ter perbaftet. Mfan bei9ulbigt Nfie bes
6o@berratbs.
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Wie 9olfsIoaen unb 2eaenb

= Wie 8oIfsiagen unb 2egenben
entiteben, fann man gegentpdrtig tpie:
Der einntaI tpabrnebmen an ben Sasen,
bic fi@ I'M bairii9en 9o9lanb in ben
lebten Sasen sebilbet baben imanf6luf
an bas G6nigsbrama am Starnberger
See. Sen Wsiin9ener u3. gta9ri@ten"
tpirb aus Giiiien gei6rieben: y Oie
Perion oes Deritorbenen G6nigs
lit Bel unferer Staots unb
2an6beu6lferung in einen fSrm'
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fdlf9te Proclamation, tpel6e Der &6s
mig tura por ieiner Nbreiie na6 8ers
erlaHen baben foa, eriitirt in unge:
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@uboen auerft betdubt uno fampfun'
fdbig getna9t uno bann ertrdntt y beu
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in Mmerifa = Ieben! Muf benz 4ue'
Griebbof, 10 iagt man, lei ni9t Sub
Ben, ionbern cine Wa9sfigur begrabelI
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@iganzSee eri6einen ni6t tpeniger als
IA beutfde 3eitungen. @s fub bies :
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Mfilpautee vGreie preRe", Der ySfes
bote", bic columbia, bic y4rmlt1la"
Der o5reibenfer", bas p8olfsblatt"
ber o8abnbre6er ber 3utunfr ber
vSeuti9 Ntbener", ygr5iebunesbldt=
ter". oer uNationalreformer", pGrcel=
flor" unb r2ucifer". Cine Mn3abl Don
2ogenbIdttern, ioipie 8eibldtter 5u arls
beren 3eitungen "a. 9. bic bonn 9erolo
berausgegebene Sebrerpof, Sugeabpoit
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Gin Stmbermifs SeS fDrnerlitbem SSpbl'
heffuoelG.

Die aerste beseid,nen NIT @edt bic Ser,
itopfums als elm bartnddises 9inbernib Ses
WobIbefnoens bes aorpers. Die gerridtuns
Der mi9tigeren 8unftionen, tuie Ierbauuns,
ausfdeibnng bet @alle unb cine lebbafte @ir>
enIation bes 8IrteS tDeroen burd bieielbe in
einem sroberen ober ser.nseren Mfabe anf'
sebalterl, ie nadbem bas 2eioea TIM Gatiieben
ober b0Gie entpidelt iit. Mibt ioiort. absr nit
mdbiser sdneaistsit entfelat Sofetters
STA asenbitters iebes Osmptom, oas ite
berborrnft, foipie alle bic seinssrsn aeiosn,
iuslde ibr entiprirs rsen, beuptia@li9 gsrean,
unsS. unb 9roniide bili3ie 2eiben. umlonit
erpartet man BON brafiiden @ursirmitteln
einen banernben @usen, unb siebt es nur ipe>
nise abfiibrinittel, Die nidt beftis nno iber,,
,ndBis pirfen. Qu.dliIberpillen uno @alomel
finb befimmt nur auf bic 2eber gu pirten, nno
BET bdufgem @ebrau@ finb fie Der @einnbbeit
idabli9. Das 8itterS fibrt cine grlei9terung
bet Geodrme berbei unb itent ibre Megelmabig.
felt pieber ber obne S9meraen. Sc beliegt aud)
6ieber. &heumatismms, Neuralsie nnb llntba'
tigteit ber Nieren.
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49, beIiebte Sansaranst snl'
9fC AdIt Serbirsterntabei! tern 3pee!gssl' s
XIV Werfur ober aiibere fddolide CUB
ffau,. for,hern iff rein besetabtlt1@.
sic fttrtrt ole bur6 2eberz, ytereftz
unb Wtagenif0rung beruria9ten
Granfbeiten.
gBenn bie 2eber in 11ntrbnang TT, oann
III Der qanae Srsanismns geifOrt: Sas
HIuf III unreiu, Der Mtbem ipiberltd), pet
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nieberoe hIdgen unb nerbDs. I'm Ser'
fd5Iimn,e rana bes 8uFaubeS gu berbiten,
nfnm Ioort Simmons
asS MequIator. Bel fbenber se'
E1Dcr benspeiIs oOer bel aiers n
NSNN Ieibeu perneiDe man Stimulan'
ten uuo neb,ue @imu,oas 2iber Regulator. Der
biIft iidher.
oes5e, onsr mad, Dem Glen Elm Iaffenbes t0e'
fabI baff, ober bet Ne9t ntgl e'n!H'els;.. p;s
helen uu0 Tu fannif anaenebm fdlaien.
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hehfis nnb @aIItaieit leibef, iu1e
sofoyt sIssiife in Ginlu,ons aiber Regulator.
Sd bebarf es feines jteten Mebbinirens nno
es toifet l,ur menig.
Wenn Du Moraens nit einem bittern @e'
idbnod I'm Mlunoe eripa9f,
im s.d1349 gis1s g. s'ss5 saasn Msa'Ss'ss Sassa y.
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aanismr Der aeinisuns, gtdrtung nro este 9te'
ouliruua obne bettises abtibren, ooer S'''
atuIirune obne Betrtnfen bran9t, 1s'rsi't
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bon Yari8, Seras, burd bic @enefung beS Srn.
s. g.. @orle1 berborsernfeu. Oerielbe tpar 10
baIfos. bae ct f9 I'M 8ette mi6t berun,anore'
ben, ober nur ben aopf au beben berlno9te. Se'
bermann sIaubie, bag ct am ber Gnsasbruns
iferbe. Cine @robefaihe bon Sr. Sings Metp
Diseoberb tpuroe ibm sef6idt. SieIbard fuhlte
ct fi9 sefrdftigt uno faufse cine srobe Glal9e
unb cine SGa9tel bon Or. Sings Stem gtfe
Wils, nnb na1bem er apei Glai6en bapon elm.
aenommen bate, mar ct seiuno unb bate 81
@funb an GleiId sepoanen.
@ratis. @robeaafden bel u Dreib. @robe
Elafd1eu 81.
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Dur@ no6malisem 8eriud unb aafre9ter'
baltung bes Wfut6es fann man6es erreidt per'
6en, mas unmoslia erideint. Sunberte boff'
nunssloier Sale bon gtieren. unb 9eberleioen
iinb bur9 electric 8itters sebeilt tporben, nad'
bem alles iibrise bersebli9 berlu6t purbe.
Darum benfe man nidt, Oab eS feline Seiluns
siebt, onbern beriu@e electric 8itters. 60
siebt feile anbsre 1febisin, bic 70 perfett unb
iider bas 8lut reinist. electric 8itters beilt
Dbspspfa. Sarn. unb alle arantbeiten Der
Nieren. llnf9asbar Ut alien Wagen- uno
2cbertrantbe 3u baben fit 30 @ents Die
Glaf1e bel VI. Dreib.
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Ser 2orb Weapors Saa fanb

- Ser 2orb Mapors Sag fanb am
9. in 2pnbon Hatt. Oie StraBen pas
rem nibt, mie ionif, oeforirt uno ale
@e(6dfte gei9lo6en. Sauienb poliais
fen fparen quf bem Srafalgor Square
periammelt unb bielten Die Soaialllten
bonn Salten elmer 8eriammlung ab.
lleberaa, no es perin6t murbe, oran=
gen polisiten unb Militdf Elm, unb es
tpurbe aus Sen 8eriammlungen ni@ts.
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Setlunger bon fropbulofen &ranfbeitetf er.
b0ben i1nausgeiett ben STUFF bon I1er's
@ariaparilla. Sobn WicOonalb, 124 Suf-
folf ct, 2otueG, Mtafi, iast: sabre. lang
litt id febr on 9fropbeln, Die iid .fgon In
rletner &inbbeit gu erfennen gegeben batter.
Die @eidtuiire, Die at irtetnent &Srper bere
nortrateit, tuaren 10 b0sartig unb efelbaft,
baB mid nteine gltern neiftens bon Der
Sdule su 5auie bebielten. Sd nagerte
ab, tpurbe bleid, matt unb i6uad, unb
1rleine 6reunbe erfldrten es fir Mussebrung.
@in 9lr5t i'm Staat Seem Yorf eutnsabt bie
Gntpenburg bon
81 Der's
@arfnparilld
nm 111etn Blut bon Sfropbeln 3,t reinigerr.
Nadbem id) feds 6laiden geupmmen, tuar
idb pollfontnen gebeilt."
Sn allen Ipotbefen 31 baben.
Nreis 81. ee9s JIai1en, S..
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= ' Waii., 9. ct. b. q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
A GALAXY OF STATESMEN.
Tho Gathering at'Arthur's Funeral one OF
the Most Noted IN Amnrinn,n HintnrN

Tho Gathering atArthur's Funeral one OF
the Most Noted IN Amorioa's Hiatory.
NEW York, Nov. 29.--A feature OF ex.
President Arthur's funeral was the pres.
ence here OF his most prominent oppo.
neuts In politics, both within his party
aud in the Democracy IL was a subject
Of comment In the throngs that gathered
in the hotel corridors after the
services at the church, Ex.Gov, Il.
e. Mccormick gave voice TO 1t
when he said "Next TO the funeral OF
Gen. Grant, the gathering Of prominent
persons to-day has been the most distln.
gnlshed IN the history OF the country. In
looking around al the church discovered
the faces Of men who fought Gen Arthur
In all stages OF hls political career, both
in and out OF his party. That he should
draw them together at his funeral lndi-
Gates the good qualities Of the mans ma
ture.n
Under the same roof yesterday were
the candidates who ran for tho presidency
in lsSi-Cleyeland, Blaine aud Butler.
Commenting on this fact, remark was
dropped by a well-known statesman that
In all human probability the next presi
dent OF the United States was also under
the same roof, as we'll as the president
and the only ex'presldcnt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Austrian Government Issues nm
Order Prohibiting tho Play.
Ing OF Poker.
Tho nebeilicn In Afghanietan Rapidly
sproRdinE Under the tnnuenos OF
Religious Fanatics.


LONDON, Nov. 29 IA dispatch from
Bhamo says aparty OF dakoits at midnight
entered the British csntonment, set fire
to the barracks and guard.house, killed
three sleeping Europeans and then de-
camped. The garrison was not alarmed
until the dekoils were making OFF.
PRINCESS REATRlcE HAS SON.
! LONDON, Nov 20. Princess Beatrice,
wife OF Prince Henry OF Battonberg, and
youngest daughter OF Queen Victoria, has
gwen birth 10 a son. Both mother and
son are doing well. Lord Randolph
Churchill was Tho minister ia attendance
at the aceouchmont.
TROOPS RRINFORcTp.
] DuptlN, Nov. 28..-The troops nj Xii.
dare, Athlone and Dublin have bean rein
| forced aud ordered 20 be in readiness for
oivll and military duty during the winter.
IT LOOKS wARIiKE.
IENNA, Nov. 80 Tho Tngblatt has n
dispatch from st. Petersburg saying tho
car and court VIII 90 on the 27th INST. TO
Moscow, where tho car will make an inl-
portant announcement Bason dc Staal
aud Prince Labanof, Russian ambassa.
doris 10 England aud Austria respectively,
have been summoned 30 81. Petersburg
The car has ordered the formation Of
volunteer corps OF infantry, cavalry and
artillery worthy Of being entrusted with
dillioult and dangerous missions In war
fare.
huAsfA's FEELINo TOWARD GERMANY,
Sr. PErERsBuR0i Nov. 20 Noyoye
Vremya commenting upon the rumors
that war between Germany and Russia Is
impending, Gays II there is one thing upon
which Russia will rejoice 90 exhaust her
last blood II is 10 uphold her indcpond-
ence against Germany.
NO POKER IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 23.--The government has
issued an order prohibiting tho playing OF
"pohern
ANOTHER ENoLIsu ANNEXATION.
LONDON, Nov. 90 British residents al
Alden In behalf Of tho Bombay govern.
ment have annexed the important leland
Of Scotia In the Indian ocean aud hOisted
the British flag thereon
WHIPPED THE AMBER.
BOMBAY, Nov. 29--A party Of mer.
chants arrived here from Ghuzni and re.
port that the Ghilzals have beaten the
ameer Of Alehanlstan' troops They also |
say the rebellion is still rapidly spreading
under the influence Of the religious fanat-
les who lead the insurgents. Many Of the
ameer's troops are also joining tine rebels
owing 10 the honorable reception given TO
the members OF the British Afghan boun-
diary commission by the amser which gave
rise 70 the suspicion that he intended 10
yield TO British occupation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
CORN BREAD.

Detectives Quarrel About tho Relative
ME its of tho Article North ana south.
Special 20 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Nov, 29.--Hugbes
and Long, detectives In the employ Of the
city, had saloon dispute early this morn.
ing over the relative merits OF corn bread
cooked at the North aud that made
In tho South by negro
women. Tho argument brought on
angry words, during which pistols were
drawn by both Friends and police
officers inteTeiGred when Long's pistol
went off, II IN claimed accidentally,
the ball burylng itself deep ia tue
wall without ipiuring either Of
the detectives. No arrests were made.
Marshal Sherden and the mayor are In.
vestigating the AFFAIRS and win probably
go before the police committee. Personal
friends regret the situation very much.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

| gigantic surplus. Mr.. Rapdau ev,n =,
tne close OF the last preslden,isi y
phgn, spoke Of an avnilRble anrnirs y,
tne United States treasury which n,s,,h,
ue paid out on demand oil stn0' ooo non
Inc statement, II Il was moi intsnd "a ~,
pleco OF campaign rhetoric w.
oascd upon the most extraordlnary mia.
information The same declarntlon was
~ substance, reiterated by Mr.. Holman
IN ms campaign speeches. Mr. Jordaa
IN ms htatcment OF the financial condi.
ZION Oh the treasury, has not permltto,i
.ne public TO believe that the amount
oi cash which might happen 10 10
10 the treasury at the elose
ol business hours on any dsv
represented the actual net surplus 81
savings OF the government. ON Inc oop.
trhry no has taken some account as a prn.
ufnt business man would OF the biu4
payable, and has not statedas a net avail.
solo surplus AZ the close Of Que treasury
gay On amount OF money which might he
very materially diminished by the bills
payable that will be presented 10 tho
treasury next morning. Even Mr.. Tor.
uhn mas not gone SO far In any public
statement that he has made as TO Include
tne three hundred or more millions ~
legai tender notes as liability OF the
government, Nor Nv II expected that
huch radical method OF statement will
be adopted In the forthcoming report. Ue
would DC bold secretary Of the treas.
ury indeed who should state Inc
assets and liabilities with such preclee
accuracy and logic as that. In the forth.
coming reports congress will bp told
some plain truths and viii be advised that
IL ~ not good craftsmanship TO open the
eyes TO the cash which may be at any one
day In the treasury and 10 close the ewes
TO the bills payable which the next dav
creditors may be bringing 10 the door.
NATIONAL RANK QUESTION.
WAsuINGrpN, Nov. 20 Inquiry at the
treasury department shows that az the
time for tho assembling of congress ar
proachos pubic Interest 10 the national
bank question Is ysibly Increasing. The
comptroller Of currency Is now receiving
letters from all parts OF the country max.
ing suggestions as to u more permanent
basis for national banks. These letters
come not only from persons inter-
ested In banks, but from the officers Of
State banks, private bankers aud from
prominent manufacturers, and many mer-
chants seem also 20 have Greeted
their attention 10 the main
OF the existing system.
Compt o.ler Trenholm said to-day that he
was worry much pleased 10 receive sug-
gestlons, aud hoped everybody haying
any ideas on the subiecs would
them 70 him, so thar
be would be prepared 10 lay them before
The proper committees in case congress
should take up the consideration OF the
subject.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
NOTES FROM DALLAS.
A MsSloan Benten by Nsgross--A Race
meetinK--A Lawyers Library.

A MsHioan Benten by Nsgr0sa-A Rac,
mee,inE-A Lawyers Library.
special to tho Gazette,
DALLAS, Tx, Nov. 29.--At 1850 to-
night most brutal assault was made Oh
Mexican named Juan Renl, a tamalt
pcddler, by two negroes whose Identity
has not yet been ascertained The opera
house entertainment had Just closed, anc
tho Mexican was standing diagOnaiiy op
positc the building, corner OF Austin and
Commerce atroGts, whore no had gone q
catch the crowd. Whom all the people had
disappeared except few scattered on
at some distance two negroes sprang
from place Of cDncenlment, one with n
cooked pistol and the other with n large
rock. The former held the weapon on tho
Mexican while tho latter dealt him a ter
rible blow, crushing his nose In horrible
manner aud laying open The flesh over
and down into the right eye and running
the sight Of that organ. The bones OF
the nose and about the base
Of tho forehead were crushed and broken
Ia terrible shape. Some newspaper
men near by hurried TO the scene and con-
yeyed tho Mexican 10 drug store where
he WAS put under the treatment Of sur
geOn and tho police put on tho trail OF The
negroes who had fed 10 the south part Of
The city. They had not been apprehendod
up 10 midnight, Tho chances are that
the Mexican viii die.
Toe management of the Dallas State
Fair aud Exposition this evening held
to organize Jockey club 10 take
charge OF their race department at future
and thus simplify matters aud
avert the dissatisfaction Sbieh ettendcd
the late races. The meeting took pre-
limnary steps and adjourned until to-
at which lime II Is intended 20
complete the business. A programme Ia
being arranged for the race meeting TO be
held next April, az which $4,000 IN
purses ar0 10 DO given.
The lawyers Of Dallas met to-day 10
organize a library association for the
fraternity and erect a building. The plan
IL 10 assess each charter member $500 a.
the start, aud thereafter $40 yearly IL
estimated the association viii thus start
with fund OF at least GIL 900, aud that
Ia addition 20 tho great benefit TO this
ss body, young lawyers win
DO enabled 10 secure the use OF com.
Dlete set Of books aud documentary au.
.h0ritlcs al n very low cost, December
was set for periecting the organization,
o which date the meeting adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

NEw YORK, Nov. 2S.--The World IL
authority for the following The express
war was finally amicably settled yester-
day, after conference between the
officials Oh the various companies, which
was held at the office o. the Adams Ex-
press company during the afternoon.
After long discussion, II was resolved
To restore the tariff 10 the old rates which
were In effect before the cut, the restora-
tion 10 90 into operation to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
FOrnERINsHAx's PAL.
A sian Answering his Description Is seel
NJ Nintta,L

a mHn AnHwcring uis Description IL seer
tNinitasL
Special to tho oafetie.
NfNrrA, |. n, Nov. 29.--Slnce the OR
cular sent out by the Adams Exprosp
company giving description Of jim
Commns was received, II has been dis.
covered that Jim or some one very closely
resembling him, was soon at this place
on the iith, lTth or 20th OF October. and
on one occasion IN company with Moesen.
gur Fotherlngham, whose run enda hare,
Tho only discrepancy In the description
is that the party wore fr0ck instead 0i a
sack coat, and was trifie lighter ia
weight. All the personal poOullarities
were observed, Deputy United States
Marshal lsbel had several converse.
lions with thu man who said his name
was Murphy, and that he was
on she lookout for some parties He
talked Of being at Lite Rock, Eureka
Springs and Hot Springs. Daring the
ma"'s stay two prisoners, one OF thom
named Bob Cummins, made tholr escape
from here, and this circumstance suemod
10 interest him to NO small degree Ii Is
thought possible that this IN whore no
hit upon the name OF Cummlns. While
talking OF tho escape the man said he was
going east ON the Frisco freight train,
and u the men boarded IL he would arrest
and hold them Tor the officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
ora mnn wnaslsr ,,onnn Over.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 28,-This
morning Judge Iutcbins bound old man
Wheeler over TO the common pleas court,
without bail, for the murder Of his wife.
Wheeler N clghty-one yeare old and bis
wife was cightY.seyen. She had lived
here half century. Eaoh was worth
100000, Mrs. Wheeler was stranglcd
to death on the night Of tbs l2lh inst.
Wheeer claims that two robbers we're the
muTdefera
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
CnAs. FRANCIS ADAMS FUNERAL.

No Flowers, No DrRpory, Nothing but a
simple service,
QUINCY, MASS, Nov. 28.-The funeral
OF Charles Francis AoGms was held from
Stone Temple a o'clock this afternoon.
The services were very brief and simple
consisting threading the burial ritual by
Rev. d. M. Wilson, OF Stone Temple, as
sisted by Rev, Henry Warlock of Kings
Chapel, Boston, and the singing OF two
hymns by tho Temple male a. rtette The
interment was AT Mount Wailnston ceme-
terry, where the commilal service was
read. There we're no flowers or drapery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
HOEIE l,SDHAD.
Cconiinned from ! vrsi I'agel

puollc 70 expect his Min mate recovery
Tho Gould Southwestern :, stem oiilces Il
this city were draptd In mourn
ing az soon as tho an. Nouncemen
was received by Telegram y Tier
II much speculation among railroas
aud business men ae TO who VII 30 hi
successor. Macy believe A. A, II image
general manager of the Wabash, v III b'
called pack % The Missouri Pacific anc
plhoeu III aouve charge at the heat 81
anMre, others say w III. Newman. a,
Eeneral tiallc manager, IL the coming ma Y
present general agent FOR the receivers.
OF the Texas & Pacific, will be elected, A
strong movement hiss been iuAuRurntea
among Dalloa business men, which A Ne
Intended 70 press throughout the state
wherever the Gould system extends, In
the interest q Mr. Newman, aud his most
Jealous friends express confidence OF auc.
cess 10 securing for him this important
and exceedingly responsible position, for
which they assert his peculiar fitness,
AT INLHn.
special 70 the Casetto.
TNLER, TEN., Nov. 20, AT meeting |
held ny toe officials and employees OF the
railways connecting at Tyler the follow.
ing was adopted,
Resolved, that we, tho undersigned |
officers and employees OF tho Missouri |
Pacific Railway company, the Kansas, q uli
4 50. Louis Railway company and the |
81. Louis, Arkansas a Texas Railway |
company, have learned with doop regret |
OF the death OF IL M Hoxic, tirst vice. |
president of the Missouri Pacific railway
Tho deceased had won national !
reputation as one OF the ablost |
railway managers ON this continent, Ho
was long aud familiarity known TO most
OF our peoplc We recognized In him n |
man OF innexlble wAl and ludomltable
energy. For the last lliloon years hIs lie
was directed to the railway service, and
no literally died IN the harness. His
death Is serious loss TO the railway
world, aud has created zap that may
long remain untitled. We deeply eympa.
thize with his family, aud tender them
our sincere coincidence IN their beroaye.
mont.
inc resolutions were signed by large
number OF employees Of all the roads run
ming into our city.