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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
MANNtN0,s CONDITION.
The Secretary somewhat fuiptOved-what
EIit PhyAiUIAn says.

WARRINGTON, D. O., March 26.--sscre-
tSry MAnnings condition tonight re.
mains practically unchanged. 10 an
Associated press reporter the Score.
tary'S son said that to-day vas
the best his father had had since his at
tack, The Doctor after his return from
the seCtetary's bedside Of 11!S0 TO.
pight said his patient was II
anything { phadp better than last
night. He had q very comfortable
day. He did not look iOf any material
change Tor the better for several days,
A change for the worse was what
Was 10 be expected In such d
case, but he ieIt encouraged. The
Sectetafy's breathing was less labor
ed than II had been and, be Joined In
conyatsatlOp and joksd With those about
him,
tributes 70 his reduction In fe8h, owing
10 the light houtiBhment given him. The
secfetaiy's son was At his fathef's bedside
this afternoon and spent sevefal hours
With him, ID company with his sister,
Mrs. pelhanty.
The Secretary recognizes them at once
aud III the course Of conversation remark
ca, ~ little expected 10 be pulled down
Ike thiSn Mf. Manning eald the Score
iaty was comparatively cheerful and look
cd better than be expected TO IND hlm'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
Another au.hsr Al wa.hlprtop,

PlrrsBuReH, Pa, March 2O.-Today tile
oil trade Of the country was treated 10
another guBher. Il was like many others
that have troubled the minds Of dealers
Of late In The Washington field and
promises To be ~ good q producer as any
yet brought In that section. Il is
what Ia known "a the Yandergrlit-Mtlle
well, between the old GantE and Mont.
gomery wells, and on the Miller farm. Il
was eyidentaliy surprise TO the owners,
for OF the time II commenced gushing
there was not q barrel Of tankage pro.
ylded, and Il lS now flowing on the ground
at the rate ot 240 barrels q day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

MANY Of the good things Of this life are
BortoWiully let alone on account Of Dys.
pepbia. AOket's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and Oonsti.
patton sold on q positive guarantee az %
and 30 cents, by Logan & %. and Charles
Menkemellef.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

Spetidl DiIpateh % tAe hltlllqaoeT.
wASnlNoToS, D. O., March 2o.-Among
the arrivals here are Oscar seeley, Of
Wheeling, and. Elihu Hutton and g. j. p,
Cresap, OF Randolph county. They had a
conference to-day with Senator Camden,
rhe work Of shaping the campaign In the
State has already commenced With the
Democratic leaders. ] understand that
other statesmen from various sections oi
the State are expected here within few
dAyg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

IL President Cleveland mad been in the
senate chamber while the Kansas cyclone
VA, devastating the fair fields OF the Ad-
mlnlstration, he would have been forced
oslnit that some people are very handy
in the use Of language,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

rHis man Ingalls, is, if one may be al.
osed to say so, a daisy" We desire to
bs considered as on tile for 100000 copies
4 This speech, printed in large lsgible type,
.Ioh bound, gilt top.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

morning en- route for St. Louis. It was
reported that the company was the ad.
vance guard Of q force to be concentrated
in quarters threatened with riot about st.
Louis, and west Of that city, The officers
in command, however, refused TO talk on
the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

THE use Of highly seasoned animal food
and alcoholic drinks are the ptedisposlng
causes Of gout, When aware Of IL pre-.
genoe lose no time In procuring Salvation
Oil. II kills pain. % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

WE prove every day in the week that
we can and do sell clothing, hats and
gents furnishing goods for lees money
than Others can, KRAus BAOs. 4 BAER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

f. YOU arc bound to bet hat this year,
mi !, ON General James A. Beaver for
Governor Oi Pennsylvania. 1t will be
,gcked but you'll get your hat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
AuI,HAir sp.EOH,


fneaiip Sarcasm brushes the Democracy
and EiAtss the Ispubiieans.
wAsHiSaroS, DO, March 20.-When
the Edmunds' resolutions came up for
consideration in the Senate to-day Mr..
ingalls, spoke in favor Of the majority re.
mort Of the Judiciary Committee. Mr..
ingalls, denied that the Senate had asked
ior the Presidents reasons for suSpending
any one, or that private papers had been
asked for. It had been said that the Sem
ste had not bsen active in confirming ap.
pointments. NJ. tngallsidenied this also.
The Senate EluCs January n, 1885, had
confirmed 495 nominations, II had again
been charged that the Senate was trying
~ Iasp Republicans In office. The Re.
nnbliasns Of Kansas, Mr.. ingalls, said,
Safe neither afraid nor ashamed to
hs SlAased as Republicans. Thay were
nSoad Of the achievements 0i their patty.
f'hSy bslleyed that 10 all the great meas.
area Of the last quarter Of Z century they
wefs fiaht and their opponents wrong,
and were able 10 give reasons for the faith
hat was Ia them. The Republicans Of
KanbaS also believed, and Mf. Ingalls, be.
lieyed, thst no Republican could hold
public office under q Democratic Adminis'
traIlon without sacrificing hls convictions
Or iotieitlng his seli.fespect,
fHR stunr KIND oT RErURLicASS.
Accordingly when the new admlnisIra.
tlon was lnaugutated those Who held
Office In The. state began With one COM
ssut 10 make excuses iot retiring to phi
ySis Iiie, They did not stand on the
nSdst Of their going, they tramped o1
SsSh other In q tumulluous and indeeen!
hSsle 70 eel Out oi office. LLAughtef.l
Thefe VA no craving there lot mercy no
mefcehafg sttagelef went ior snelteI U "
thO bomb.pfoot tenure Of Office aet and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
Tpp manufacturers will get their gas.
Nj, Alfred Caldwell, representing the OPP
nnsition, may as we'll save his.

RrsgLL Sage says he can lose $1,000, 900
md sill be worth S5,OOO,OOO, In what
eon.empt Gould and the Vandsrbilt's
nr,t hold pRupsrs like Sage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

nhas been asceftainsd that Captain A.
D. Mutt, Of Unlontown, Pa, was A2,5OO
Ahoft In his accounts a. caehier Of the
stAle TfeaAuty when 1hot down By Dukea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
MORE SWITCHMEN
1EAvETHEIR woRK ATTHEYARDs
ATraia Moved outof St, Louis without In.
-FrOublouS Times at East st.
LOuls-HIF. PSVdsriy Denies Iron"
AsSsrtious-POSitiOn on the strike.

ST. LOUIS, March 28-When the usual
hour arrived this morning for the day
force Of sWitchmen to relisvs the night
gang at the Wabash yards in this city, no
men appeared, and a few minutes later
the announcement was made that the en-
tire force had struck. This adds about
twenty-five more strikers 10 the entire
number now out. These men were, It is
understood, ordered out by the Executive
Committee Of the knights Of Labor in
support Of the position taken by the strik-
ing Missouri Pacific employee,
The situation at East St, Louis Is be-
coming serious. The yMdmastsrs Of the
different roads have been attempting all
the morning TO make up and stan out
freight trains, but they have in every in.
stauce been prevented from carrying out
their designs by the striking sWitchmen,
who are using all the means q! their dis
pos4l to make the freight blockade In
that city complete. COupling'pins are re-
moved from their positions and the trains
become ssparatedi switches are reversed
and the trains are run upon the wrong
tracks, and in some instances the SD
masters have bssn forclbly restrained in
their efforts to resume freight traffic, No
serious trouble has yet occurred, but il is
understOod that tho officers oil tho law
will be called upon to-day to preserve
order and property, and conflict between
them and the strikersis expected TO occur.
This afternoon, acting in accordance
with an order from the Knights Of Labor
Executive Committee, the thirty men III
the Union depot shops, consisting Of
hostlers, wipers, maChlnistS and black
smiths, quit work. These men have no
grievances against their employers.
TRAIN MOVED WITHOUT INTRRPERENcE,
A freight train made up by the Mil.
souri, Pacific railroad officials was started
out Of this city guarded by a strong force
otseventy.ave policemen, No excitement
attended the departure Of tho train, and
1t passed through the city without any
interference from the strikers. News,
however, has just been received from
Pacific, NO., aOOut fifty miles from this
city, that the accommodation train run
ming between here and that place was
ditched by the strikers this morning.
No particulars Of the affair have been
received. An engine and tender carrying
25 OF Detective BuTlong's men armed with
Winchester rifles have been despatched
there, In anticipation Of conflict between
the authorities and strikers, when the
freight train sent out from here shall
reach that place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
HAD NO CAUSE 70 STRIKE.

A committee Of three of the striking
Wabash Knights Of Labor, called upon
the chairman OF the Executive Committee
this afternoon and informed him that they
had struck and requested him to inform
them as to the proper course TO pursue.
The chairman informed them that
It was his opinion that the Wabash men
had no just cause for striking and advised
them TO return To work Immediately,
The committee OF strikers then returned 70
Euterpe Hall, where q meeting Of the Wa
bash men was held TO consider the advlsA-
bility Of following the advice Of the CHAIR
Alter discussing at some length the
situation the men decided to heed the ad.
vice Of their chairman and they proceeded
to the Wabash yards and resumed work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

Specials 10 the PoII' Di,patch from va.
rious points in Kansas and Missouri are to
the effect that the Missouri Pacific officials
have succeeded in starting freight trains in
yeralinstances without interference Acts
OF violence, however, are reported from
Atchison, where several strikers boarded
train sent out from there, and despite the
presence Of the United States Msrshal and
several OF bis deputies, succeeded in "kill-
ing" the engine. at Little Rock no
trouble has yet occurred, but riot Is an-
ticipAted when an attempt is made TO
run freight trains, the strikers having
made threats that they will interfere
with such proceeding, and officials assert.
ing that the attempt will be made at all
hazArlh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
Ghs lntelEisetrfer.

o,,ieSl Ne.. % aud q Yoarteolth ssroot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
THE COMING BATTLE.
A Scion Of The House Of Cameron
UOboscms HlmseIfin Regard
to the Administration.
A Party by the Mann Of Manley Hugs
Him'elf With Delight Over the
Great Victory In Maine.


PnuApkLruI,, Pa (, Sept, rs In con.
yersation with a Times reporter yester.
day Senator Don Cameron SAID. suex.
peci to get TO Harrisburg In about two OF
three weeks aud shall there remain during
the campaign. II ~ s central place, con.
veuient for our friends"
What do you think OF the prospectsY,,
why, Beaver and his ticket win be
elected OF course. Have You heard any.
body say they won'tf The people Of Penn.
sylNanla know what they want They do
not want another Democratic admlnlstra.
tlon, either state or national, and they
are going TO begin right now TO sec that
the Republicans are put Ia power
Ihere Is no question that we will be badly
handicapped In the race 10 1855. az we
VIII have the whole weight OF the admin.
isiration against us, / don't think any
fine points OF political ethics IN the shape
OF clvll.service reform win trouble our
friends on the other side when the time
for action comes, II is good thing 10
talk about but | want 10 see IL nut Ia the
pressure OF the eNigences Of the Demo-
cratic campaign, We can then see now
much there is Ia clyllservico reform,
don't want 20 doubt the prosi.
dents sincerity, but shall be
curious TO see the experiment
under fire, We will he at disadvantage
a, best and we must get all our forces 10.
gether." In reply 10 question, the
senator said ni have not seen nlAine for
some time, but 1t Is said that he viii be
10 the state during the campsign and
shall see him them
ln regard TO general politics IN the
state the senator said, that excellent men
had been nominated on the legislative
ticket, and no could sec no material
change IN the political situation In the
legislative districts, which would indicate
any danger as 70 the winning al hand.
some majority which would insure
choice Of Republican United States aena.
tors,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

~ Colonels Matkourof aud Nlcola,oa.
the latter OF whom IL minister OF war
both declare that unless Alexander's Ma.
napers are punished, revolution NAV
break out any moment. The trial OF the
reyolutionists by court.martial Il pro.
ceedlng In spite Of Russia's prohibition.
and Is considered direct act Of rebellion
against Russia.
TO M couRT-AgARrIAiRD.
SofIA, Sept. is The sobronie has an.
proved a bill appointing court.martlal
TO try Maj Gruen, and other officers asso.
ciated with him In the coup dielAt on a
charge OF treason.
EMPEROR WILLIAM Ill.
BERLIN, Sept. lS-Emperor wnltsm
has had a very severe chill and X m a
very Feeble condition. HewIll not go to
A PLOT TO RIlI ALEXANDER.
LONDON, Sept. ia runior Is cur.
rent here that plot has been discovered
70 assassinate Prince Alexander, and thai
TWO men have been found who were paid
to commit the crime. gf
A FASTER FINISHES
hoMR, Sept, lS--Succi, the faster.
successfully accomplished the task OF
suosisting thirty days, without ordinary
iood, on mineral waters and extracts from
an African root. He finished the task
without being at all exhausted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
TRIRNNIAL CONVENTION.
ms Protestant Epbcopai on urch 60 Hold
an Immense convention


CHICAGO, LII, Sept. lS--.One OF the
most important, II not the most impor.
tant, conventions ever held by the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church of America will
take place at the Central Music hall In
this city on the 9Th OF next month. AZ
the coming convention matters viii be
discussed that win have direct beaflag
ON the future Of the church and all or
nearly all, will give rise TO good deal OF
animated debate. The convention win
consist OF two houses, name.
ly; The house Of bishops
and the house OF deputies. The upner
house viii meet in Apollo hall and ait
With closed doors. The house OF depn.
Ties viii sit In the Central music han,
The house OF deputies will number ll2
delegates, aud will be composed OF four
olergymen and four laymon from each
diocese, and one clergyman aud layman
from each missionary jurisdiction. The
latter VIII have no vote Tho bishops,
siXty-iive IN number, Will be presided
over by the oldest In conservation. Right
Rev Alfred Lee Of Delaware.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
AWE sr. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
A Chorus of Children One of the MOI
Pleasant Attractions.

Pleasant Attractions.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 1s.-0ne Of the
most pleasant attractions Of the exposi
ton thus far during the season WAS 4
concert in the large music hall this after
noon, given by chorus OF 1000 children
The voices were selected from among the
best 10 the public schools. They had
been thoroughly trained separately by
music teachers At each school and col
lectively by the director, Prof. Fraelich.
A large audience completely filled the
auditorium. The doors and foyer were
crowded By those who could obtain
nstanding room only" A United States
cavalry band accompanied the chorus and
the time between the numbers was ae-
compapied by slgnor Lieberstti, the noted
cdfnetist. The choruses, some OF them
difficult for young voices, were rendered
in perfect time aud were Thoroughly sp'
,,reciated. Among the rendltlons we're
SteInitzs' HFestiye March," "Praiee the
Lord" and "America."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

ana doctrine set forth BY the Prohibition
pAIty, as y emenaied from the recent
convention a. Dallas m this conneciion
ne explained that he was HI accord with
sne temperance movement, lad voted lar
lvcM option n bis own county. ana vas
uppoted 70 the llQpar tfagllc. but wouId
always defend tho Democratic narsv
agalnst any aspcrslon, nom whnsever
source 1t came His addreas wa sve,i
received, and he ia uncoubtedlv M
ohoice OF The people Of this section ~
AZ the close Of Mr. Lanhania a.iaress
=. M Moore, prospective candidate for
we district iudgcshlp made Vacant Nv
tne nomination OF 4. b. Wheeler IN M
state Ticket was called 70 the etan8 sna
responded In well.tlmed speech. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
Apn Mopopsnst.'7 u ora,soa.

special 70 me dhzette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Sept. -, The Anti-
Monopollst party Of Grayson county mctin
convention At the courthouse In this city
70 day at 2 D. m and elected = Y Dn-
rant president snd w. II II. Schuck ~
secretary J, w Siyols and A. = Cox
well were appointed a committee 90 orc.
dentlals A committee on programme
was appointed, consisting Of D y Griffin,
j. T. Highs, j. n. strand aud w M.
Abrams A llsi u the delegates was read
by the secretary, showing ne following.
present, with sixteen out ~ thlfly-lhrte
preoiDcis I, presented q - Bufnp, J.W.
Siyels, T.. Y. Myfant, J g. Grlfln, } ~
I'M. j. q. McKlnmry, J. NJ white, W.
n. II. Schuck, J r. IiughH, q d No
Callogn. J. a Cox, w. N. Walsh, w III
Montgomery, j y. Todd. =. n Mcdaniel.
T.. S House, w NJ ADfouss. y Baker, }
~ Strand, y. w. Bilyers, J + Elliott. ~.
X. Williams, J.. y. Ilawif, Henry Shears.
A motion was then made that the com.
nittee on credentials DO discharged aud
the delegation received. Carried
The committee on programme recon-
mended that nominations be made Tor
congressman aud fan ticket as far down
ns the convention has juriedlctiou.
Judge Sli6s Hare MAS unanimonsiy 10
dorhed for congress. william HnQhep
was nominated for state senator and j..
", Stewart and J.. ", rlyels Tor repre-
sentative.
The following nominations were made
for county offices District Judge, II u.
Head; county Judge, X 4 Gregg, county
attorney, Joe Coz sheriff, John Morris;
'rc9suyer. II w Yneki county clerk, III.
collector, " N scotli assess0g, Rollers
Walker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
SHEEP sTEALERs.

Three MoHioaps and white Man Arrested
for Theft
Special 70 tho Gazette.
SAS ANTONIO, Tx, Sept 49, Yester-
day evening late, at Uyalde, Sheriff Bay
lor arrested white man named j. J.
Long and three Mexicans and lodged
them safely In jail. They are charged
with stealing sheep from d. @ Flowers OF
Maverick county. Five head Of sheep
and small bunch OF goats were found ia
their possession. The Mexican herder II
missing, and II is supposed they first
murdered him.
Wool-growers have suffered great
deal lately from sucn thefts, aud gen
eral aud successful effort Is being made
TO exterminate the thieves
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

special TO tho Gazetto.
WEAruraroRD, Trx., Sept. VA b
large crowd has been In tho city 81 aa,.
In attendance At Tho primary eloeGI6rs
for county officers, Considerable pulling
and working has been going on ali day, 4
strong interest being manifested on No.
count Of the report this morning that the
Peoples party and some Republicans had
adopted the plan Of doing al 81 their
power to have the weakest men nomi
mated In tue primary,lD order 10 gain their
strength al the general election but the
Democracy beng on guard have general.
ly cenicfed on strong men, aud 40 doubt
true Democrats and good men viii be
nominated for al the county Offices a
good vote was cast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

Special 70 the OAEcttc.
SAN ANToNIo, Tx, Sept ls.~-The Re-
publican congressional convention for
this, the Tenth, district met this morning
in Turner hall with but thirteen delegates
from three counties They adjourned
without making nomination, leaving tbo
matter in the hands Of committee 20
search the dietrict Tor suitable msn to
beat Joe Saytrs The positive declIna.
iion Of DR.. Herr, on when they had
built their hopes, has dlsarrangnd all the
Republican plans 20 such an extent that "
Is more than likcIy there will be no oppo
sltlon 10 the Democratic nominee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

special 20 tho Gazette.
DAiNaERFmlp, Tx, Sept. Tho
county Republican convention me-, here
to-day 10 elect delegates tc.thc copg,ea.
sional, senatorial and representative con.
venton whlch meets At 1exafksua 81 the
2oih, also 70 consider the proprlotv ~
putting out a candidate in this county for
representative After some dlscnssion
me delegates ware Instructed 10 vote loy
q q Cock, coloted, OF this plAcp. for
representative. Delegates 10 the SON.
gressional aud senatorial convention ~
uninatfucted. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
DIsGRACEtUL.

Two Army OniosFs the Principals IN 9
Saloon lDibroElio.
Special 10 the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEx., Sept. ls.--This evening
Lieut.. Whitehall Of company y, Sixteenth
Infantry, made an assault upon Capt.
Ward OF the same company, while the
latter was taking glass u lemonade In
saloon on Flores street. Tne captain's
wife was waiting for MIN In buggy out.
side end ran inside, where, II Is said, she
was iDspited by Whitehall The cause n
unknown. Ward was cat badly on the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
LAnham's Position.

IOTeIpoDNfnct ~ inc HHT'IIel
ALBAnY, Tx, sept 10 --congressman
$. w. r. LsBhem addressed an audience
1t the courthouse last night, giving q
synopsis Of MS public acls IN the national
Legislature, and outlining 70 4 certain ex-
tent his course for the future, During
his remarks be referred 70 The other mem.
bers Of the Texas delegation ~ the highest
terms Of praise. iie closed hIs address
with an Kdmonition 70 the people " adj
here 70 the Democratic party ~ the tfuo
party a the people, especially "erD.ng
them ageinst being led on By the ticket
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
Ana rer proaEhl sulIsrsrs.

Special % tue 5hLeIte'
HnLsBoRo, Tx, Sept. ls.-on next
Monday two young ladies' are 20 canvass
Hillsboro for aid TO the drought sufferers
This move Is under the auspices Of the
Ladies Aid society The young ladies'
who are 70 DO this soliciting are Misses
Mary Littefcld and Pauline Buck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

"TIlINI 70 IUE HHHIIIIT
HENRIETTA, TKx,, Sept. is.~The Gaze
OF the State Of Texas vs. William Taylor,
charging MIN with ASSAULT with sntent %
murder hIs wife some seven OF eight
months ago, Was tired yesterday morning
and be WAS found guilty Of hggfst sted Is.
saUit and bGitery. and his punishment
1xed AZ one months iinprisonnent 81 the
county jaiI and s2B fms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

special to ,ho ensetto'

"TN'FWT " VI' NW.VTIVl
McGREGoRi Tx, Sept, is, ar. o.
Mills, candidate for congressional honors
from tho Ninth district, spoke 20 small
audience ~ The Christian church this
evening,
The election 70 decide upon the muniai.
PA incorporation Of the town passed on
quietly to-day The success OF the plan
was a forrgone conclusion, as was insnl-
Tested 81 the polls. There were 20 10 i
IN favor Of Incorporating.