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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-04
To oily snh.nr,hara

Messrs. b. +. and j., B. Sprinkle have
been appointed city eirculators OF THE
GAZETTE and are hereby authorized to re-
ceipt for all subscriptions, due the late
crculator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-04

But few articles have reached such q
worldwide reputation as Angostura Bit
tiers. For over so years they have been
the acknowledged standard regulators OF
the digestive organs Their success has
melted mutations BE sure you get the
genuine article, manufactured only by
Or, J G., h. Slegert & sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-04

In all bronchial aud pulmonary com
plants 1t is found TO give Immediate
relief, followed by permanent cure. Sold
only in hotties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

age, weights. and meA. sures, move'
70 suspend the rules anu adop
the following resolution. a hat housl
hill $3.50, for the free coih sgc g
silver, be made special order to
saturday, the Goth and 9th inst. Satur
day, the sd of April, and the Sangf 10 IA
again taken Up Tucsdsy, April 9, afssr the
morning hour for the consideration of
bills reported BY the committee. and 80
TO continue from day to DAY until DIS.
posed Of provided that, unless sooner
orde cd by the house, the previous Qnes.
ton shall be pending therein at O'Clock
Thursday, April s, this order not TO in.
~tiere with revenue or general appro-
prlation bills, except on Thursday, APRIL
y, nxed Tor fnal disposition OF this order
The motion was seconded go TO 20 A
brief debate ensued, showing consider.
able opposition 10 the motion.
Dir. Bland Of Missouri said the house
would stoltify itself n II refused
10 70 ON record on the question
and intlmated that silver advocates would
secure vote on the bill Il they had to
keep congress In session all summer 10
accomplish that purpose
MT lliscOck opposed the resolution de.
ciaflng that there could be but one final
outcome from the discussion and thar
was the unlimited coinage OF silver.
Inc motion TO suspend the rules aud
adept the resolution was agreed 70 yeas
rs, nays 81, The announcement OF the
result was greeted with round of M,
plausc from the silver men. The vote
cannot, however, De regarded as a test
vote IN as much Gas such well.known Oh
ponents offree coinage Of silver as Mr.
Findlay Of Maryland, and Messrs
Bayne aud Scott OF PENNSYLVANIA.
voted In the affirmative, while
Mr. Blount Of Georgia, Mr.. Curtin OF
pennsylrania and Mr.. Dougherty OF
Florida, who at frs; voted Ia the mega.
tive, changed their votes at the solloita.
ton OF friends who desired that discuss
sion should be held. Had not this change
been made the motion would have lacked
the necessary two-thlrds vote IN the af-
ilrmative
Mr. Reagan ot Texas, from the com.
rnittee on commerce, moved to suspend
the rules and Sdopt resolution making
Interstate commerce bill continuous
order fol April IL. Agreed to, Yeas lQ5.
nays a.
The speaker announced the appointment
OF Mr.. Rowell on the committee of cleo
lions, Mr.. llurd on The committee on leyeos
aud Improvement Of the Mississippi river
TO till vacancies.
The house then adjournc1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

LoNpuN, March l6.---Right Hon. James
Stansileld, Radical member for Halifax,
moved 10 the house OF commons this al.
tcnoou that the contagious disease act
be repealed,
There was much speculation in the
lobby OF the house OF commons this even
Ing as TO who would DO the successors Of
Mcssrs Chamberlain aud Treyelyn ia the
cabinet. OF the gentlemen mentioned for
the places Mossrs. Fowler, Sillar and
Barlsl are thought TO have the best
chances ct being selected, although II Is
expected that MIR. Paruell's support Of
Mr.. Gladstone VIII be solid. 1t
becomes more aud more oyi.
dent that Mr. Chamberlain will
secure large following Mcssrs.
Chamberlain aud Trcvelyn lett the house
after the disposal Of the questions on the
notice paper.
Niscouut Hinton, the Scapegrnce son OF
Earl Paul0tt, and who TO revenge himself
on his father for refusing topay the young
mans debts, recently took ctcus TO
Crowkornc, the earl's village, adj.
yertlsmg II ~ "Nisoount lllnton's
unrivaled show was to-day sentenced
to one year's imprisonment at hard la.
Dor for obtaiaing goods by means OF false
pretcnses
The Right Honorable w. II Smith has
failed
Tho house OF commons this afternoon
voted down melton Of Mr.. Arthur
0'Connor, member for Queens county, 70
open the book stalls IN all the railway
stations to public competition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
TEXAS VERSUS MISSOURI.


TIE st. Louis Young MaD Seems 10 be sn.
perior to tile S. Louis Young Somnn.
From the 81 Loui Republican.
The reader will please bear in mind that
the following true tale was told by one Of
the brightest little ladies 30 The West
End
III you ever print ~ she said, "I'll
never SPEAK to you again, sure, but II Is
too good 20 ecep Some tiue ago there
was young lazy came up from Texas 70
visit some friends here, very nice people,
the pnRmlng a very wei-kuown family.
"The young lady bad not been IN The city
long before the girls u our set got down
on her. ! never raw anything wrong
With her, except that she was just little--
well, you knOw--not exactly one u us,
don't you seer She WIS good enough
girl, rather pretty, one Of those affection.
ate little things that are always doing
something they shouldn't Well some Of
the girls heard that Miss was 70 be In
vited 10 very swell party 10 the West
End, the invitation being, Of course, on
account OF her hosts The young ladies'
talked the thing over and decided 70 cut
the Texas girl | would not agree, be-
cause 1 didn't see why the poor thing
should be insulted when she was going
home IN few days and we would never
hear Of her again, but OF course, what
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Chamberlain ana rreyoIyan Resign.

LONDON, March lG.-Dcspite all theo.
RES to the contrary, 1t is learned to-day
authorltatlvely that both Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain, president Of the local
government board, aud Trcyclyan, sec
rotary for Scotland, have placed their
designations in the hands OF Premier
Gladstone. The premier has, however,
declined TO accept them. His answer to
the tender of them WIS aconciliatory one.
lie suggested TO both gentlemen that
they defer their fnal decision
10 regard TO the designations
until after personal discussion of tho
question at issue between them and him.
To this both assehtcd. Il Is now known
that the subject Of dispute between the
prime minister and Chamberlain and
Trovelyan ~ MI Gladstone's irish appro-
priaton scheme The exact sum which
win be required TO buy out oil the land
owners Of the country, according 10 the
prenier'a plan, Is $4,000, 600 pounds ster.
ling. The proposition 20 increase the
public debt OF Great Britain that much
In order 70 purchase peace IN Ireland Is
claimed by the Radical leaders In
the cabinet TO be asking Tor too much for
what will be obtained. There was 10
have been special meotlngof the cabinet
to-day 1t has, however, been postponed
for the purpose OF giving the resignlng
ministers time for reelection, In hope that
both win change their minds Their per-
sonal friends declare that neither Mr.
Chamberlain nor Mr.. Treyelyan will alter
his purpose OF refusing 10 participate In
a government which IL TO he responsible
for Gladst0ne's irish land scheme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

ROM, March lG,--it is Officially an
nounced that At the oonsistory to De held
on April ~ next, the following diguitaries
of the church win be made
cardinals Arch Bishop Sasoher.
Tan of Quebec, Arch Bishop Gibbons
OF Baltimore, Manager Fcrrata nnnclo az
Nienpa, Mr. DeRerda nunolo at Paris.
Manager Rampalla Diltiudaro nunclo at
Madrid, Consignor Massilla formerly
nunelo at Libsan, The Bahama islands.
which have hitherto been In the Catholic
diocese Of Charleston, will heneegorh be
In The diocese OF New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
I1LIRS OF STATE.
| .,,;es Of the Supreme Court
! s,ys j StenOgrapher Paid
81 Uncle Samuel,
4 oga Million Dollars Appro-
.d 10 Pay for the Destruc-
\ ,.u Of Diseased Stock.
Ia for the Benefit of Texans
~, e,eniuses who Figursin
no Patent once.
Warrington Notes.

ne Gazette.
s.ssroS, March'lG.-ln the senate
wr Jackson reported favorably
1 I. Judiciary committee a bill to
Re employment Of law clerk
..anher to each justice of the SUI
,,rt ct an annual salary OF
\ (, .ban $1,000.
,,use committee on agriculture
IA 20 an amendment to the regu-
u, appropriation bill, appropria-
,.so o6 Ion the destruction Of dis
,.,owipe Texas bills were intro
4 WAN Mr. Reagan A Dill to pro-
conference of the American
an a common standard silver
/ rnckmortoni a bill to provide
rotection Of the interests Of the
4 s.ates in Judicial sales by
III OF mortgagee of property
3's,ehIse Of railroad and telegraph
n. OF either, against which the
4 states have a lien or debt.
4 ,smmlttee on commerce reported
4 X Today Mr.. Mlller's bill to es-
I, national livestock highway, and
~o,e commerce In live stock be-
/ M cities. The commerce com
4 40 authorized the favorable re-
4 M Throckmofton's pill, granting
4 Gainesville & Chickasaw Bridge
n the consent of the United
q Construct and maintain bridge
IBOwn's ferry, in Cooke county,
4 IA recommendation of the war
grept, that the bridge should be
q WITH draw, was inserted
amendment. The committee
Iported fayorably the bill author
N Red River Bridge company,
4 "a Of Frank Colbert, w. b. Mum
j b. McDougal, j. X. Carr, Samuel
Munson, Ed. w. Perry and
5inghs, to construct and maintain
I !, across Red river between the
4 Texas and the Chickasaw nation
i Irdlan Territory near Benson.
ID issued to-day; John l.. Fielder,
w, plow; Cyrus w, Gills, San An
4 nle; Arthur Mccormack and If.
j d, Austin, portable fan and oper-
Aehlnery for same; Henry Pridsy,
4 3, Wlre.stretching device for fence
n laeob Schultz, San Antonio, re-
A lot machinery; Egbert Session
{ureoupling; Florida Shock, Wealth
sssignor Of one-half to ID. Bar
~ Louis, riding saddle; IIurbert
lsis, Hillsboro, combination lock
1ey drawers; John l., Wyeth,
4 ,ind supports for use in writing.
\ Goodrich of Marlin arrived here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

osu made no difference You know Ma
=. aon't your Web. Of course. con.
splracy Of that sort Is Just pie for her
one Went into Il With q VIII 10 ordnr I
suppose, TO vindlcate her social positinn
| anu prove whata thororgh-goina arlSto.
crat sne u, Miss Z went to the mart,
| Win MI. G.. one OF the best fellows n
ttMn, and on the way she told him thas
ar the girls meant to cut Miss Y anil
tcace her her place In society. G. d.dnIt
say anything. In fact, there wasn't a,,y
thing for him TO say.
lie went through his FIRST dance win
{ Miss n, and then leaving her An \ ~.
walked 70 the poor Texas glrl, who wss
sitting apart from the rest. hwfnilv
lonely and disconsolate. lie fntroanca3
himself 70 Miss y, and lust laid himself
out TO make her enjoy the party. on
course he succeeded iou know he's ono
Of those whcle-souled sort Of fellows thai
all The girls are half In love with, and
whom he does try 10 be good. he Is YER,
Z nod indeed, He danced with the Texas
glrl again and again, prolnenaded with
her nirted most outagcously With her.
! heard me scar9p begging for one Of the
ugN artificial rowcrs she had on her
dress, ana felt like hugging him, hecausa
ne was doing q brave, manly thing.
spoke TO Miss ", when saw her fi,at
but I didn't feel l;be defylnr every M
In tho room. OF course Miss wss
furious. She coul,in't take her evea ~
Of MIR. c., who had thrown down ~,
gauntlet SO Enthusiastically. Two or three
rash Young men tried 20 ret her to dance.
and she nearly snapped their heads on
Tor tlteir impudenco. AZ last when she
couldnt stand itany longer, sho walked
up 20 Mn. G. and aud Miss X,--it was
stu very early In The evening, aud said
''Mr O., | want 10 40 home.''
on, It's early yet, Miss H., he 10.
piled. Let's not 20 for little while
anyhow
81 want to 70 now she said, stamp.
Ing her foot; do you mean TO take me
home or noti'
wwcn, y you really wish Il. But lot
me Introduce my friend Miss Il,
Miss ~
"'Thauk You, don't care to know
your friend, Miss ~ was the ronly.
'ot course this was a mistake Ter AR.
G, to make He won't too far. Miss \.
turned very hotly, and said "Donil
think, Miss 4, that don't understand All
that has happeucd tonight, and lust
wautto tell You that n YOU and those
other girls who have Joined In cutting me
are samples OF the best st. Louis society.
we have servant girls In Galveston who
are more ladylike ladies than YOU
"The reply that Miss 4, made was 10
slap the other girl In the face with all her
might II was 80 suddenly done, and 40
Unexpectedly, that there was no chance
for any Of the persons who had gathered
around, attracted by the loud talking, 20
interfere. Wen, yon can imagine the
rest Of H. There was an awful scene.
Miss 4 was bundled on IN one direction
and Miss n, crying bitterly, IN another.
a crowd OF the girls gathered about \.
aud apologiged profusoly for what They
had done, but what good was Rpologixlngp
Miss \. started homo 60 TEXTS next day,
and the rest of us have been trying to
Keep the story on. OF the papers ever
since.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

BERLIN, March lc.--Tho committee oi
the reichstag TO which the hin providing
for the prolongatlon Of the auu-soclalist
law was rsiettvd,aiter taking nniaiorahlo
action ON the amendment offered hy
Windlhorsti has rejected the whole hui.
The committee which has had under
consideration Prince Blsmarck's sph,t
monopoly bill, and which last week ~.
lected the first two clauses, to-day voted
against the remaining clauses OF the bill,
thus defeating the entire measure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

jEnsrY CRY, N, j., March To- The
West Shore road has been building a
branch Wcehawkln, crossing the tracks
of the Erie, Tho road was graded on
both sides Of tho Eric tracks, and
a gang Of eight Italians were
set 70 work tonight TO put In frogs,
when the Erie, with fifteen men, drove
them away Tho entire police force of
the town is ont awaiting orders. Both
gangs Of laborera are encamped upon the
grounds and II would take but little to
provoke hostilitios between them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

WASHINGTON, March lG.--Rev. Mir
Milourn, chaplain Of the house, conducted
brief funeral services over the remains OF
Representative Hahn Of Louisiana this at.
ternoon, after which the remains were
placed on the $685. p. m train for New
orleans, where final services VIII be held
They were accompanied by special
committee OF senators and representatives
in charge of Sergosut-at.ayms Leedom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
rlcnlo nnd Ilnnltet plnnern.

The magnificent display OF fancy mar
kot aud lunch baskets suspended over,
head throughout the entire retail
department Of the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'s commands the admiration Of the
throngs Of purchasers That have visited
this establishment since their arrival last
week. Plcnics aud basket dinners win
soon be in vogue, and the proper hing 10
do Is 10 call nnd select your choice before
The stock Is broken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
rhe rsemler Rsmp,n. r,rn,.

LoNeoN March le,---premier Glad.
stone authorizes the Staiemon, That Ne
will tase no notice OF tho various YER
sions OF his Irish plans that have recent.
" been given to the public. We saws tia,
all the stories that have been published
regarding his intentions with respect 10
Ireland are entirely hasoless. Il is mn
derstood tAat the premier hopes to ne
able 10 present his irish programme IN
the house OF commons on Monday next,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
|ysiional livestock Highway.

% the Gazette.
IHNGToN, March l6.-The follow
HE text Of the trail-bill introduced
.asio Ex-senator Coke as reported
|As committee ON commerce with
|nnts.
70 establish a national livestock
and TO promote commerce in
|rs between the states.
@acted by the senate and house
|exHtatlyes of the United States of
,alp congress assembled, That the
snds inrange numbered forty-one,
|eeastline Of the state of Colo
being q fractional range, averag-
|sttgo miles IN width, be and is
Deserved from settlement and sale
'aesnd-laws of the United States
period of ten years, and Is hereby
Eas national livestock highway
period.
for the period aforesaid said
n may be used for the purpose
faonal highway for livestock pass
one state or territory to an
'tD market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

Special to the Gazette.
WmTEsBoRo, TEX, March l6.--Prof.
James NJ Carlisle received letter from
Gov. J. C. Brown yesterday, giving the
excursion rates for teachers who attend
the Teachers association at Austin in
June. The letter is as follows
DALLAS, Ten March l3,--Prof. James
NJ Carlisle, Whiteshoro, Tex. DEAR
SR--I learn from Mr.. Mccullough that
the rate made is 2 cents each way.
f. c.. Brown
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

special to tho Gazette.

special TO the Galelle'
PARIS, Ten, March 1.-THE Paris and
Great Northern surveying corps have ar
rived at Red river, near Arthur's ferry,
and there they will make a location for
the bridge TO connect with the Frisco.
Another location will be made a few miles
from there at the mouth of BoggY creek
and survey sure from there to Paris via
Chicota. Chicota people held mass
meeting last Saturday night and appointed
committee TO confer with the directors
of the road. The committee was here
yesterday and said they would give the
right OF way from Pine creek to Red river,
with depot ground and some money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Laredo.


LAREDO, Ten, March lG.--The dis
missal of Marshall Bogard at Laredo by
the city council few days ago seems to
have stirred up good deal Of ill-feeling
in that usually quiet burgh. The Demo-
cratic executive committee has been
called TO indorse his discharge and the
opposition to protest against 1t. Bogard
has been in Office for several years, and
until recently has given satisfaction. The
contest is expected to be very hot before
II Is over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

Washington, March 1G.-The house
committee on foreign affairs to-day by 4
vote Of 7 to postponed consideration
Of me Morrow Chinese bill and will IN.
stead take up the presidents message ne.
commencing the payment of indemnity
TO China for ouirages penetrated nv
Chinese subjects ia this country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Shooting ARRAY at Crockett.
Special to tho Gazette.

oUtVIdI 10 IHu NHltIIt'
CROCKETT, TEX, March lG.--A shoot
ing scrape occurred here this evening
between Hon. w. b. Paige and Mr.. +. Il.
Hail. It seems that Mr.. Paige has made
some remarks in regard TO Mr. Hail. and
he called on him for an explanation; the
same not being satisfactory they clinched.
Halls pistol went off in the scutlle, but
no harm was done, due to the interior.
euee of bystanders, which was fortunate,
as both men were armed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
jefferson.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
JEFFERSON, TEX, March lG.-Harry
MAY, the evangelist, closed his meetings
after a period of four weeks. lie has
made converts out of sinners who were
kno gn TO be and were recognized as such
Time alone viii tell whether his efforts
have been IN vain. II is to be hoped that
those who proiessed religion will be. true
TO their vows. The membership OF the
Methodist church has been greatly aug.
mented by reason Of Mr.. Mays continued
exhortations. Several were admitted
through the ritual.
Rev. joel Hardwick's meetings at The
Baptist church still continue to grow In
interest. The rites of baptism by i'm.
mersion were administered 10 six children
last night. The meeting will continue
through the week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

Owing TO the excellent success Of the
art display py y. Wenar at Max Blser's,
that gentleman has decided 10 renaln
another day, Parties desiring TO SEQ a
fine line OF pictures should avail them
selves OF this opportunity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Flames M I,ep,son

cpeolal 10 mo NaAottc,
DrNisoN, TEx., March 10. Yesterday
morning about O'Clock a small house
belonging to Mr. White, on East
Crawford street, was burned TO the
ground. The fire company responded to
the call but could not save the house. Il
was insured for S400
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

IN'N March lC.--The national elcc.
lions ase going forward with tranquility
throughout Peru. With the exception az 4
lltilc AFFAIR al Hpaehao, whore sharn
struggle between the factions took place
yesterday for possession 81 the yotinc
tables. The fracas resulted IN ihlrteen
killed and wounded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
BonIlarn.
snecial to the Gazette

special to the Gazette
BoNHAM, TEX, March l6,-County
court IS now in session working on the
criminal docket. The civil business viii
begin next week and continue two weeks
District court has disposed Of It's lasl
criminal case and win now assume civll
business. Tony Illusion, for mnrder
has Just got eight years In the states no
tel
hearslng cantata, which is soon 70 DC
presented TO our nusic-loying people.
Among the houses now under con
struction the following are prominent
w. ", Russell, Northeast Bonhami JONI
Sparger, corner Main ard North streets
T. A. Duncan, Mrs Kennedy, q. A. Tres
ton. Tony avenue. Numerous olhel
buildings are going up
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.
Nm rrope.ty Attncned.

Special TO the Gazette.
HousroN, TEX, March l6.--Thls morn
ing attachments We're run against the
Houston -four mills property, amount
ing to SG058 81, TO satisfy claim
OF w, o. Ellis for S542l. $50 and of Henry
Henke, amounting to SGil &c. The prop
erty is in the hands of Sheriff Fout.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

WASHINGTON, March lG.-An order
was issued from the war department to.
day, retiring Maj Gen. Pope. 1t is I'M
derstood that the nomination Of his sue
cessor and two brigadiei generals VIII be
made tomorrow,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
LnmbeT II.dnotlon.

30 TO X, M. Pages Eclipse lumber yard
for bargains he is The first TO offer the
people lumber, sash, doors, shingles,
etc, ETC., NJ reduced prices. lie has nm
Immense stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Marine Intelligence.

- eciM TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, March lG. Arrived /:
Brig Belle of the Bay, from New York
Cleared Steamship Comal, for New
York. Sailed Banks Bay of the Fundy,
for LiyerpoGli Jacob Aall, for Cork i;
George w. Sweeney, for Philadelphia,
Pa; Hattie Bell, for Plymouth; Queen OF
the West, for London; schooner, Edwin
g. Tauling, for Richmond, Va.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Important Land Decision.

|lNGToN, March 16.-The secre-
De Interior to-day rendered a de-
q the ey parte case of James
reversing the decision of the
fsener Of the general land Office
|snser y, 1885, which held that,
T section 22Gl of the Revised
FapersOn was entitled to but one
I9aon right, he could not, after per
|&epre-empnon right, be permitted
|asNa homestead entry into a cash
Ner section 1901 Revised Statues,
ssald be equivalent to second
|Non right. In respect to the
Involved, this decision is re-
NE law officials as the most
|l'pnblic land decision made by
|suor department in many years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Es.Presidenl Arthur,. nnnl,h

WASHINGTON, March ia private
letter received here from New York says
eS-Pfesident Arthur's health Is com.
pletely broken down, and he predicts that
he cannot liyea fortnight.