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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

might have 40 open, free, uDfenced
country.
Mr. Cobb seut TO the clerks desk and
bad read letter TO Commissioner Sparks
from q speeisl examiner, setting forth the
record Of large number Of FRAUDULENT
entries in Nebraska and Kansas
Mr. Perkins moved that the house re-
cede from its disagreement 20 the senate
amendment. Lost, 100 to 1872
The house then insisted upon itsNiisa-
greement, and further conference was or
dered.
Mr.. Morrison Of Illinois offered con
current resolution for final adjournment
OF congress at 3 O'Clock on July %. Re-
ferred to The committee on WAYS and
means.
The house then took q recess until :
O'Clock, the evening session to be for the
consideration Of business from the COM
mitiee on postofices and posiroads.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate Considers the 0leOmargarlue
Bill and Has Good Laugh at
The Expense IL Rdmunds.
Tho House Passes the FOriiheations APP
preparation Bill-An Adjournment
Resolution Introduced,
XIX Congress.
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July l9--Mr. Whit
thorne introduced bin TO return the tax
collected on cotton by the United States
In 1865, 1866 and 1867 and from the peo-
pie of certain states Of the Union, TO be
held or used by such state for educational
purposes. Placed on the calendar.
The senate then took up the oleomar-
garine bin and Mr.. Vance proceeded to ar
que against It. Heopposed the measure as
one belonging 10 the states and not the
general government, as perniclous and
mischievous In It's effects.
Mr.. Butter offered an amendment ex-
tending the principle Of the bill to wines
and liquors.
Mr. Harris opposed the bill on the
ground that the only power congress had
TO pass the bill was its power 10 levy
taxes for revenue; but ii was not pre-
tended that there was al this time the
slightest necessity Tor any increase OF
revenue. The bill was therefore on It's
face false pretense. He offered an
amendment making 4 unlawful TO sell
oleomargarlne within the District OF
Columbia or the territories unless II was
distinctly marked as such. A question
was taken on Mr. Harris amendment
huh ~ NNN ItlhAktAi ttAh O. nays o@s
Mr. Buffers amendment was laid on
the table, yeas 80, nays 10, after good
deal Of DEBATE, Mr. Butler said this bill
was the most fragrant and unblushing IN
us violations OF the constitution OF any
ever introduced In congress lie asked
II the artificial contents Of butter was moi
fraudulent
Mr.. ingalls, Ia calculating that question
produced a vial OF coloring matter ant
commented upon the circular accompany
ing It, The preparation, he said, "por
fessed TO be manufactured at Burlington
Yt.n Laugh at the expense OF Mr.. Ed
munds. This vial, he said, was
warranted by the lrm which put
up the "prrfected butter color a
Burlington, W, for dairy purposes, ~
was warranted 10 color 800 pounds oI
butter. 1t had been pretended that IN,
dairymen Of Vermont aud elsewher,
were engaged, In their bucollc honesty
and simplicity, IN a struggle with the
hereuleAn effort Of the manufacturer O
oleomArgarlne. The circular recon-
mended the cOlorlng matter as giyiD,
butter "a tint like the highest grade o
Jersey butter, and no expert can detect
He almost hesitatei TO read the last para
graph Several senators. "Let us hey,
I'D II was, eve warrant II to add q
least 1--we cents per pound 10 the value o
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FOREIGN.
Gladstone's Servants Packing Up His
Household Goods Preparatory to
His Leaving His Mansion.
The Edito- OF United Ireland Is Defeated
for Reelection to Parliament by
Union Liberal.
CABLE NOTES.

LONDON, July l9.-The new parliament
will probably be summoned 10 meet Au-
gust 5, and will then, Il is believed, be
adjourned 10 some time in October.
NJ Gladstone's servants are packing
up his furniture, books and papers in his
official residence IN Downing street, pre-
paratory to moving. The Marquis Sails
bury, VINO has been sojourning at Royal,
France, has left for Diepe, en- route to
England.
Lord Randolph Churchill has been sum-
moned home by telegraph and has started
for London.
PARNELL's CANDIDATE DEFEATED.
LONDON, July l9.--The result Of the
electoral count in South Tyrone where
Mr.. William o. Brien, editor Of the United
Ireland, Mr. Parnell's organ, has been
running for reelection to parliament
against Russo Liberal Unionist, causes
sensation Mr. O'Brien represented
the district in the last house OF commons,
having carried 1t by majority of fifty
two, O'Brlen polled 1882 votes, loss
Of fity-two, while Russell polled 1881,
defeating O'Brien by majority Of nine
ty-nine.
Brenard Kelly, Parnellite, has been re-
elected for South Donegal.
IN THE DIVORCE CASE.
LONDON, July l9r-In the divorce case
Of Crawford against Crawford and Dixie,
an expert in caligraphy to-day testified
that he had compared the handwriting
in four letters admitted 20 have been
written by Mrs. Crawford and signed
"Yirginia" with the anonymous letter
warning Crawford against the "mem-
Der for Chelsea" and which
eventually stirred Crawford up to the
discovery of his wife's alleged relations
with Sir Charles Dixie. The expert said
the similarity between the writing OF the
anonymous note and the signed letters
was great, that he believed the same rer-
son had written all the letters herein con-
tanned. This testimony produced a SEN
sation in court
LEssEPs' NEW CANAL SCHEME.
PARIS, July l9.-M. de Lesseps will,
in August, issue Panama bonds Of 100
francs each, paying interest at thirty
francs yearly, reimbursements at par TO
commence Immediately by drawings
every two months In this way he hopes
to raise enough to push forward the work
on the canal so as to make its success APP
parent, and then TO induce the govern.
ment to authorize the lottery by which to
obtain the remainder of capital on less
OnerOus terms
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woman's sphere.

The world is slowly making the i'm
mense discovery that not what the wo-
man does, but what she is, makes home a
possible creation. 1t il the Lords ark
ana does notneed stetdying; it will sur
we the wreck OF SYST ms and the crash
Oh theories, for she home is but the
elnoresence offs womsn's nature under
the nurture of Christ'r gospel. She came
into the college and aumanized II, into
literature and ennob.ed IL. She will
come into government aud purify it, into
politics and cleanse that Stygian pool as
the waters OF Marah were cleansed; for
woman VIII make home-like every place
she enters and she viii enter every place
on this round globe - Frances Il. VIII
lard
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Died at NIoGregor.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
McGREGoR, TEX, July l6.-Judge
Elisha Padgett, an honorable and be-
loved citizen, and father to our eiIlciert
postmaster, passed away at his resid ence
July lG, and was followed to his final
resting place by coucourse of mourning
friends and relatives on yesterday. He
was buried with the honors of the Masonic
order. During the obsequeis and inter
ment all business houses were closed IN
difference to the honored dead Judge
Padgett was born Jan. is, 1919, and
lived thirteen years OF his lite in Nc
Lehman county, where he oiled positions
OF trust to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned.
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CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.

49,
bending painfully upon a cru,ch that
supported his once powerful frame. Hon
bling wretchedly TO the stand the witness
sadly but not without certain pride. an
swered Eyes" TO the questions.
"And you were facing the mob when
tie bomb WAS thrown and was wounded y
"In thirteen different places. The
wounds are both she'll and bullet.n
Doyle identified Fielden as the man
who said TO the mob, snow is your
time"
"Please point out Fielden to the Jury"
said the states attorney.
The witness feebly turned in his
chair, and raising his left arm,
the right arm hanging limp by his side,
'tnat Is me man, that man sitting
there.p
The ordeal was little too much for
Fielden, and he nervously fumbled for
his paper with which to busy himself.
officer Spielden testified TO having seen
Fielden fire his pistol almost slmultane.
ously with the explosion IF the bomb.
The remainder of the afternoon was
occupied In the examination Of
Detective James Bonteld, who arrested
Spies and Schwab on the day following the
massacre. Spies lost his listlessness
Immediately. The particulars Of the
arrest OF Spies aud the Afbeiter
Iietung compositors, and the results Of
the search OF the premises were made the
subject Of apparently endless questioning
by the defense, but without any
evident result in the present Introduction
of any more witnesses.
When the hour Of adjournment came,
the jury looked completely tagged out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette,
GAINESVILLE, TEX, July l9.-County
court met this morning, and after dispos-
ing of several motions adjourned till the
afternoon. Tomorrow 1t will probably
adjourn for the term. Several parties
convicted of misdemeanors at this term
will carry their cases to the court of APP
pesls.
Mr. McKamil, a member of the Dallas
bar, is in the city.
The real estate market is quite active.
A good many transfers of property are
being made.
marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Thompson to-day to j. +.
Miller and Miss Jennie Pilkenton.
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UnIversnlIy admired.

Special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Tx, July l9.-The Sunday
issue Of TIE GAZETTE has been uniyer-
sally admired and the subject
OF favorable comment in business and So
cial circles. Il IS regarded by everyone
here as the finest specimen ota newspa-
per ever gotten out IN Texas. In ar
raugement, taste, elegance, typography
and journalistic ability, 1t has had thus
far no equal. Such enterprise is bound
TO carry the day. In the movements of
your people it begins to look that in the
place where "the panther lay down" the
Ion now stands up.
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Denison.
Special to the Gazette.

'FVUIHI 70 lIIt NdItIIUs
DENIsoN, TEX, July 70 Mrs. Flor.
ence Montgomery, wife OF our fellow
townsman. j.. IL Montgome ~, died at 10
O'Clock last night.
small wreck IS reported at Reams, a
small station in the Territory. Very lit
tie damage was done.
G. A. Knowlton, who has been very
sick tof several weeks, is now GONZALES
eng.
Mrs. Walter Hubbard is sick with re-
mittent fever.
The boulevard Sunday entertainments
and excursions are not so numerously at
tended as formerly. Perhaps the eXces-
slye heat may account for the falling OF.
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Autographs Of win','
From a New lork

One Of the queer CHAM
York is Lorenz Reich, s00.
apartment house soon % (
Fifth avenue, oyertoPpls.. y.
homes of the Astors and v
wrote a few days ago e (
OF a man, but a genulps
old country wine mercnns
hospitality and generosly.., y.
gratiated himself with zoe !. ],
Of New York aud with pigs
everywhere by the
which he has presenteu
the Janus Tokay wines
have written, and over MI
have dlscoursed. he 49,
his house down on Eless ..l
he preserves letters rece.,'5
prominent personages.
possesses remarkable inles
lection of autographs aleh.'
Beecher, william Il
Twain, Robert Brownll
Longiellow, Whittier
Gladstone were the name Y
tiers which he had 10 ~ W.
met him a day or two ~, !
only samples Of the cl.', M.
he has drawn around ,s
from Gladstone was q
think within q monu
Hawarden Castle.
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asked another of the party
and still another.

asked another OF the party Z
and still another.
The young man accepeot
and then offered to wagel v
drinks for the party or TIE
drink-mixer accepted, and "a
OF the liquids. A respeclir8|
man was called from the oll'
bar to hold stakes and M|
The money once oe9
the terms OF the bet exPal
half tlpsy air that the yonl:l
ried suddenly disappeared.
penknife he carefully PHI
apart. The two halves sphe
OF a watch, and 10 the oen'q
excavation containing
genuine IS gold piecs
cree turned over the sts1
word. The barkeeper msN'
smile, but it seemed more Z
felt than The poor old dolln. /.
young men who bet nea .
fresh air. The young nsl \
up his dollar, took his ~
that it was a pleasant dsIl !.
leaving a trail Of thick on"
hind him that could lan
town when Ban Fox got =
Suburban.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Jack Mcfarland shoots At John Bruno
in this city.
The Fort worth & New Orleans puts on
regular trains.
A double murder Is reported from
GAINESVILLE, wis.
Tho steamer Gate City Is ashore In
Vineyard Sound.
There was a grand concert al The opera
house last night.
Congress win probably adjourn the lat
ter part Of next week.
u;llsboro receives proposition from
the Texas & So. Louis.
The sre fend has deyoured $500 worth
OF prope " at Palestine.
The Notifications appropriation OIL
passed the house yesterday
NJ. DeI,esseps Is still hopeful oil his
Panama canal lottery scheme.
Ralph Wells was killed by the train
near Bette In Upshur county.
Yesterday was the second day Of AL.
bany's bicentennial celebration.
large crowd was 10 attendance on
the Chicago anarchists trial yesterday.
Al Dire IL New York tenement house
Was the scene Of many narrow escapes
The long drought in the Indian Terri
tory was broken by good rain yester-
day.
A Fort WORKMAN Interviews President
Cleveland and invites him to WISH the
city.
Frank James and Jim COPYRIGHT
story about q play appears In Eastern
papers.
Fourteen men Of the British war-ship
Gosbawk we're drowned in storm off
jamaica.
Len HARDWOOD was bound over at Sui
phur Springs yesterday for burglarlzlDg
the postoiiiCe.
The editor Of United Ireland, PanelPs
organ, has been defeated for reelection
% parliament.
The Crawford divorce case was at
tended by further sensational develop
ments yesterday.
p. W. Chase, sheriff and tax-collector
Of Concordia parish, La, Is short In his
accounts s27, 900.
A letter from South Canadian, l. T., re-
ports cattle and crops suffering, owing to
the long drought.
eight between sherif's posse and a
band Of horse thieves Is reported from
Montgomery county, Arkansas.
Yesterdays wheat market elc sed a
quarter higher than Saturday. The stock
market was stagnant yesterday.
40 Illicit distiilery has been discovered
near Graham in Young county The
mOOushiners hare been arrested.
As far as heard from the McLennan
county primaries show q majority for
Terrell for United States senator
Mary Garden, 3 depraved woman Of
San Antonio, Is found dead In saloon
yard stabbed TO death by a Mexican.
L. D Nichols, who was shot few
days ago a. Ballinger by Deputy Sheriff
Town end, did yesterday OF his wounds.
Cnp.. Weir .of the fifth artillery L. S.
A.. committed suicide SUNDAY night at
Fort Hamilton, n Y, In ~ Of temper
airy insanity
The officers and directors Of the Prov
ident Savings bank OF st. Louis have
been arrested for receiving d. post after
they knew the bank was iusolyent.
An important state meeting OF the
knights Of Labor Is being held at San
Antonio for the purpose OF forming a
political alliance with the grangers.
Tennessee's latest sensation is the
freak Of a jealous lover, who shoots his
sweetheart and three OF her friends, and
ends by sending u bullet into his own
head
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Declared Insane

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
PEcos CRY, TEX, July lS.-On the
18th Mrs. Annie Palmer, wife of j. w.
Palmer, was brought before Judge Har-
rold, charged with non compos mentis.
a jury was impaneled and after an ex-
animation by DR.. Z. ID. billiard and the
testimony of several witnesses the jury
returned verdict of total insanity. She
was then conveyed to the residence OF
Mr.. j. IL. Henderson, where she remained
over night, but slept only one hour. This
morning our citizens were startled by
her wild and hideous shrieks and screams
The police carried her to the jail and
locked her up. She will be taken to the
asylum at once.
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STATE NEWS.
DoiBgs and Happenings Of the Day
1he Occurrences for Veal or
Woe Recorded.
Gatherings from over the State Reported
specially for the Gazette by its
Own Correspondents.
Hurt by the cars

Special to the Gazette.
TEMPLE, TEX. July 10 Tom Muldoon,
trAinman 10 the Santa Fe yard, had one
foot and leg caught between two cars
yesterday, by which the leg was broken
and the foot crushed. The company's
surgeon, Dr. Rogers, thiEks the limb can
be saved without amputation.
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Special 70 the Gazette.
WmrEwRfGHT, TEX, July l9.- The
people OF whi,ewright were sadly sur
prised to hear of the death OF Mrs. Florence
Montgomery, near town, yesterday even
ing. She was well known in and about
this place.
The illustrated "Fort Worth Edition"
of THE GAZETTE met with sale and favor
able comment here yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

WASHINGTON, July l9.--The cIvD.
service commission to-day issued an
order prohibiting private secretaries oi
an appointing or nominating oGicer, who
IN the absence Of an appointing or nomi.
mating officer acts In his place, from be.
ing either chairman or secretary of a
board OF examiners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

When the liver and kidneys are disor-
dered the bowels become inactive, retain
the badly digested food from the stomach
ana absorb deleterious matter, which by
thus poisoning the blood gives rise TO
other serious arrangements. Use DR.. J
II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

MI H., Ratcitf OF this vicinity has four
sons aud fourteen sons-in-law and has
peen married forty years. He can now
pio~ as many acres per day as he ever
could. III Hubbard City News.
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storage for Household sooa..

Parties wishing to store away furniture
and household goods TOR the summer
months'can 90 so with perfect safety in
my large and spacious warerooms at rea.
sonaole charges. j. S. CLARKsoN,
Furniture Dealer.
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Blood-poisoning--this dreadful mAlady
may result from disordered liver and
Kidneys, their action becomes per.
verted, the blood, loaded with bile and
uric acid, and q train OF troubles follow
Use DR.. j. II. McLean's Liver and
Kidney Balm,
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wv. N. Hal DEL
President Of the Great L0UISylc|
JOURNAL co, tells Nhatiss
WiltGTSHlitl'S GlI|
OFFICE OF THE CorEIE
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LOWS
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1t cured two cases Of chllhi
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From the opportunity ] hs''l
/ do not hesitate TO expires a
your Chill Cure is a yaluahk
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Very resptf'ly, w. n. bal
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Agents, Louisville
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Or. JOHN n
Snitl'sT lI||
FOR the ~
FEVER and
Or CHILLs apt
AND ALL MAlAe,n

The proprietor Of !, N
justly claims for itasrrs..;s
edies ever offered "a ~ ,il.
CERTAIN, SPEEDY ~
ofAguo I'd Fever. or cs;,'t.i ~
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entire Western and sopss. I
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out. In a great many y
been sufficient for q curs Y,
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however, prudent, ana r =,
tain to cure, fits use 4 w.
doses for q week or iva ~ ~.
been checked, more espesI 'l
long-standing cases. Uss,9
will not require any al 4 (,
good order. Should the n,, y:
quire cathartio medlcins n
three or four doses Of ths A.,
Of KENT's vEGETAEfFs' ~; n
will be sufficient. Use "a Y
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Principal once, ssl x.In 4. !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-30

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Elton Echoes.

Work has commenced at the shaft
again and continues with great regular
ity. They are busy hOisting coal nearly
every day.
Mrs. Peter Cutler, of near Defiance,
Ohio, Ia visiting relatives and scquaint
snces in this end. She expects to re-
turn In about a week.
Our school Is in session, and E. A.
Oberlin is welding the feTule. Several
other of neighboring schools have COM
menGed the usual work.
The coming fair Is creating the usual
excitement among our rural folks and
we predict old Tuscarawas and Sugar
Creek will contribute a crowd ss Is
wont.
Mr.. Boughman, the veterinary sur
geon, was Injured several weeks ago by
a spirited horse running away for him
and Is still obliged to use a pair Of
crutches.
Rev. Spangler and wife, Of Indiana
are sojourning among US for little
while. He was a former resident and
pioneer of Tuscarawas. He Is church
worker Of the Reformed.
The grading OF the hill on the Wllm0l
and North Lawrence road, near Mr. War
Wick's, which was begun about q veal
ago and abandoned, has been resumed
and Is being briskly pushed forward
the fine weather being favorable to the
contractors.
Mr. j. strauser and family have re
turned TO their former home In Greer
county, Ind. They we're living with Mr.
SIS father, but the west claimed then
again. Additional, recently acquired
son in-lsw went with them, he being
MIR. f. RodeckeT.
The Children's Day service was OBJ
served at the Sixteen church, on Sab
bath, September 10Th. 1t was in Ill
very interesting service we'll rendered
This was the third attempt to give then
publicly, on the two former OCCASION
rain and the inclemency of the weathe
| having iDteTfered,