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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
ABUSE AND PRAISE.
what tho Preachers of Chicago THINK OF
hnm Jones and Sam Small

what tho rroncfors of Chicago THINK al
hnm Jones and Sam Small.
CHICAGO, III, March o. Tho papers
this afternoon print number of inter
view letters from ministers regarding the
work Of Rev. Sam Jones. Prof. David
Swing wrote; sam Jones In 40 terribly
strong against some heads and hearts,
which need plain talk aud brothcrly adj
vice, TINT his merits surpnss his mistakes
UP TO this date, Sam Jones seems 10 be a
valuable Christian and moral iorco.u
Right Rev. Charles u. Cheney, rector
OF the Reformed Episcopal Church of
Christ, aud bishop OF tho synod Of Chi.
eago, Is sory outspokcn In his
opposition 10 the cyangolists and
makes the following objection to
tholr work. ''Iho exceeding Goarscnoss
ana vulgarlty of their language dogrndos
the gospel aud ministry OF Christ. |
speak with reluctance, because am not
opposed 10 proper revival methods hut
~ my ludgmontlhls attempt to put the
pulpit on level with nlountcbank shows
VAN result III no good to the church or
Chicagon
Rev, Dr, Thomas said he liked Jopes,
lhooloAy ~ think though that we will
f'N'N " Ivy NHAh hlNNhfl dhntA ~ tAtiuNAs
gnnt IN Aume things, ! do hope that snch
mode may result IN deep awakening
being made, aud have not lost hone M
that directions but fear his oxtfaya.
gahcc, and somo ~ his positive methods.
may serve 60 weaken his lnnuonco.n
Other minister's interviewed declared
thoir belief that good would result from,
tho efforts OF The two eyangellsts, A
member OF the Calumet club, which tho
Rev. Sam described a. "thnt house IA the
way TO hell, going down TO the ohanihera
OF death, " writes "Some oi the members
are beiior men than Jones or Small. II
eithcr OF these persons was 20 apnly for
admission Into this club, ho would be
hlack.halled AZ not enough of a gentie.
man, on drank enough Tor membership,
Iheir coarse characters would unflt them
for H. Several clorgymen now helping
Jones and Small have attended receptions
at the Calumet club aud have spoken Al
gatherings OF this club, this house of
DEATH They will do 80 again. How
can they remain IN their seats aud allow
this person TO Indulge IN wholesale coarse
Islander OF lis mcmbcrsgm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
WILLS POINT.
a Private muucalo Personal and soo,o,y
Nolss


ffi'"to mus'calo Personal nud Soo,ot,
Notes
special to the Gazette.
WILLS PoiST, TEX, March 6. Mrs II
kennedy, nee Miss Elite Wilcoyon. !
iauy OF tile most exquisite beauty and m
accomplished horsewoman, as most Kon.
lucky ladies' are, was here to-day Visiting
her cousins, Mrs, Bob Eelton, Mrs. MoIIlo
Montiort steele and Miss Lula Montfort
~ private musicale was had az the Mont
p,t mousse last night, which was partIrI
pa'v vn u ~ Judge John =. Splnks, Slade
-, hligorc, Esq, Mr. Wallace OF Canton
Of Terrell w." ''P'' logan
Inc event OF the season was The dross
oal gwen at The opera house, ms nm.
nounuFo W previous issue OF Tur "a.
n@, ~ among the guests your roporter
, Yys'.Nu Mr' iom peytun and Miss Annie
,, usopi,sou, mr. W, II, Collier and Miss
,n,ng'nie feace, NJ. A. w. Montague and
','ss alice reynolds, Mr., =. II. KIleore
p DIV m'ss befun Mehailey, Mr. Frank
nnI,a,, A'u MISS frankie Kilgorc, Mr.,
p JSVts lowell ana MISS utn Pabst, MIR
I I,, vt9W ana Miss Laura Shlploy' MIR
S'' ,,t ii'.nm aud Miss Georgia poacc
AT Mt tony Reeynoldsaud Miss Alice Ilamm
IT. uoo, Reynolds and Miss FEMME
nnnIiy my, or. and Mrs. \, w. Hopkins, MI.
G nsdy isaee ana Miss Luluh Montiort, Mr.
NJ ~ Childrcss and Miss Mary swami
At r'snin Iorbett and Miss Molllc Howard
a. AZ Jlm Dean and Miss Josie Statolor
mmr'',snlnl. Ashton and Miss Fannie ,Joncs
a. a. 20 Lyons and Miss Nav Jones
NJ n ninel Wen and Miss Rosa celia
~ pecS aud Miss Fannie IlcrbIg, Mr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
FROM HEADQUARTERS.
Dlogenes Cleveland Looking for an
Honest, Efficient Man for
Comptroller.
Tho Postmaster.Gencral Asked a Poser
by q Lady who Is Very Anxious
10 Know Something.
The mississippi River In,provoment--resa
postai Changes -samonn island Peo'
pie onlct,
washington notes.

Special 10 tho Gasette.
WASHINGTON, March G-rhe president
has not yet succeeded IN finding per.
son whom he Is willing 20 appoint comp
trolior OF tho currency, aud who IA Will.
ing 10 accept the position, The prosi.
dent W anxioust0 SECURE for comptroller
person who will compare fayorably In
national reputation aud recognized iinan.
cial ability with the tlyo gentlemen who
have held tho position aud among whom
are ux.Secretary McCulloch and Hon.
John J, Knox, secretary Of the treasury.
lie desires 30 have The position promptly
flllOd, " possible.
A lady living In Illinois writes TO the
postmaster general inquirlng II ho can
give her Information as 10 the whore
abouts Of her father, Richard u. Sloane,
who has been absent for some years.
The press representatives having al.
mission 10 the press galleries ofthe house
and senate have received an invitation
from the president TO attend The rcccp.
tlon TO congress Tuesday night.
Tho house committee on lovccs aud i'm.
provemont OF tho Mississippi river has
agreed to report favorably d bin TO ap.
proprlato $4,000 600 To close the gaps
Nhu Nti'HtAhNn tHt ltftVh VI tHt bllNhlhs
sippl river. The money is 10 be expended
by the Mississippi river commission uu.
der the control OF the secretary OF war.
POSTAL CHANGES, NEW PosrMAsrERs AND
OFFIcEs.
VIM Hutton, Mccormick, Archer
county John q Riddle, Mntodor, Mot |
10y county John II Gri1ln, Nosbltt, |
Robertson county Willis whitaker |
Tcxarkana, Bowie county; Andrew j. |
Stanford, Volcntc, Travis conLty; VIM. |
Gneslow, York Creek, Guadalupe |
county; Joseph X Fisher, EtOlle, Nacog-
dochos county VIM H. Parrish WOODEN,
NacOgdoches county Frank A. owen,
Lanasco, Fannin county Charles Shaw,
llollitos, Duy0l county. Name OF Oiilceat
Stinson, Hunt county changed 10
Alliance. Madison H. Carr, postmaster
Of railway service, changes Houston TO
Nacogdoches from March 10, 1856.
Extended service from Nacogdoches
70 Garrison and TImpson to Logansport,
increasing distance tity-soycn miles
Special service discontinued from Nacog.
docheS ~ Wonders after March ~. Reg.
lstcrcd sack exchanges 81. Louis TO Aus
tiui San Antonio and Laredo, Ten. The
postmaster at st. Louis has this day been
instructed TO dispatch through registered
pouches for Austin, San Antonio aud
Laredo via the st. Louis & AtchIson rail. /,
way postoilce at $3.50 y. m instead of
The same railway poatoillc0 nc a. IN. as
At present, This change IL made 10 oh.
Viate II lay.oyer Of twelve hours nj Dcnl.
son, Tex, that occurs under the present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
QUICK RETRIBUTION.
Negro Assauitor Arrostod After n Tit
ter Fight and Hanged.

negro AHsnultrr Arrested After u lit
ter Fight and Hanged.
EAroNrowN, N, j., March GA terri.
bic story is told to-day OF outrage, lynch
Ing aud crime, Tho whole community In
exercised over the matter. Sam johnson,
n negro, aged slXty-Gvc, was lynchod
last night for assaulting and outraging
a young white girl, nineteen years old
the daughter of Henry Hcrbert The
young woman was returning home last
evening about dusk and on her arrival
near home, at Maps mills, about one
mile out OF town, she passed the negro
lie turned aud struck her severe
blow on the head with an Ak which he
carried. lie then brutally outraged her
and left Ber unconscious and ncnrly dend
She was found half hour later aud taken
home. The nGlghborhood was soon
aroused, and every ublc-bodied man I'm
the section turned out TO hunt the black
villain. He ran into the woods and then
tried TO 90 home In South Eatontown.
whore he has a wife and four grown chill
dron. The Wheeler hoys, strong and
active men of Eatonyllle, went
10 his house about O'Clock
last night, and after severe struggle
bonnd the negro and proceeded toward
The town jail IN EatontOwh. While on
the way they were met by crowd of cit.
lzcna, who could barely be kent from
killing The culprit then and there but his
captors succeeded In locking him M.
though not until he had been terribly
beaten by clubs Later he WINS taken
from the jul and hanged TO the grating
over the iall door.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
IN ARrlCULo Norris.
The Great Toxins Railroads Can Not Els
ZIP "a stable Pool,

w " NihblN iobls
Special to the Gazette
Houston, Tx, March g. II In
rumored that the meeting Of the cxocu-
tive committee OF the Texas Tranlc asso.
citation, which was held at New Orleans
last wednesday, was exceedingly stormy,
aud railroad officials predict an carly DIS.
solution of the Texas pool. The cotton
division agreement which was entered
into at the organization Of the
pool by all the roads has
proved very unsatisfactory. At some OF
the junction points some one or other
OF tho roads In competition Is sure TO
gobble the lions share Of the crop NOV.
Ing during tue crop season, whereby I'M.
der the articles Of agreement IL must 70
ont OF the market in order TO allow It's
competitor to equalilo tho number Of
bales 10 he hauled. The amount OF work
necessary aud tho expense OF carrying
out the purpose at tho organization hns
proved to be- much more than was an.
ucipated, necessltollng the employment
OF clerical force Of fity and an nm.
nnal expenditure approxlmatlng 500, 900.
Although the work was commenced i'm
September and has been carried on night
and day, over since, the clearance for
N""h ''""th H''n h't WV h'NH Hlhuc' AiltI
considerable discussion OF the various
causes OF complaint, II was finally
decided that each road In tho pool
send an auditor to Houston TO examine
the workings of the association, and
iipossiblo,to devise somi means whereby
the work may bopushcd toward more rap.
idly and at less expense Two of tho roads
are, II Is rumorod, anxious to withdraw,
and from what Is cleaned from those
inside, and who are posted, IL would mn.
pear that unloss some harmonizIng innn.
enoc Is brought 90 bears speedy dlsrup.
ton Of the Texas traffic association win
be the result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

WASHINGTON, March 6,-'rbo senate
committee on public lands to-day directed
a favorable report upon the bin to allow
homestead settlers within railroad limits
who acquired only so acres to take An adj
dltlonal eighty acres diolning the original
claim, II any adjoining land remain
vacant.
Tho department OF state received In
formation that affairs were qulct on sa-
moan Islands, aud that the recent report
OF nn attempt ON the part of Germany To
seize the island arose from purely a
private controversy between the German
consul aud the local authorities
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
ABILENE.
Hollands Friends Rejoicing over Ills 49,
adttni--D Died of Too mach whisky.
gpOclai Ia tho Cakotte.

HoIland'A Friends Rejoicing over Ills 49,
| ardttnl--Died Of Too mach whisky.
/ Special 10 tho Gazette.
ABILENE, Tx, March d,-'The friends
OF Mr.. J, T. Holland ARE quito iubilant
over the news Of bis acquittal The trial
X considered just one by his Texas
friends, who have manifested no little IN
tcreat In the case against him for killing
the sawdust crook. lle Is expected 10
visit his friends In Abilene soon, whore
all will be glad 10 see him,
About IL o'clock to-day an freshman,
giving his Dnme as Frances Amcs, Killed
himself by drinking three and onehalf
plnts Of whisky within twenty-five min.
utes. He died In about the same length
OF time II took him 10 drink the whisky.
There was nothing on his person by
which he could be Identified rs being
Frances Ames. lie Is about llity-1ye
years OF age, light conplcxioned, has
sandy mustaohe, and Ia i've feet ten
inches high weighs about one hundred
and ninety pounds lIc claims TO have
a sister IN Milwaukee, Wis. ooroncr's
jury was impanoled TO investigate the
cause Of his death, and verdict was
given IN accordance with the facts stated
above.
sss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
A wrrE.BEATER BEATEN.


ifo Is Numerically Fioggod and Driven
out OF Town.
MANcnEsrrR, ND, March G,.-About
O'Clock Friday morning mob Of 90 mon
and boys went TO the house OF u. -.
Swank, IN the east part OF town, who Is
accused OF whipping his wife and sbamo-
fully abusing his child, aud ordered him
TO pack his personal effects preparatory TO
leaving. lie oheycd the order and soon
had two gripsacks we'll filled ready TO
start. When he made his appearance
outside tho mob foil 10 aud gave him a
beating before starting 10 assist him be-
yond the corporate limits of the town.
They then marched him TO Main street
aud turned west and marched 10 the rail.
way. During the march down the street
he was kicked and cuffed numerically.
A big, burly butcher followed close be.
hind him aud every fow steps struck him
with huge cattle whip, After reaching
the west end OF town they took him down
the railroad track about half mile when
they called a halt. They took of his
coat and two muscular men gave him a
terrible whipping with Il black snake,
striking blow on blow until the blood
trcklcd down his arms and fingers. They
then compelled him TO promise never
again 10 return % North Manchester and
allowed him 10 depart
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

HIS reputation as an eye and ear
specialist having preceded him, Dr,
Prentice reached sherman last Thursday
10 lind patients awaiting his arrival.
Tho afflicted are referred TO testimonials
in TuE GAxErrE from those who have
had their sight aud hearing restored
under his treatment and 20 his long and
successful career as specialist In the
city OF New Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
rnE GAZETTE. FoRr WORTH TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH !.

nation, was acquitted on a charge Of
murder after trial lasting nine days.
lilo killed John Henry wilkes on the goth
OF August last. His ground Of defense
was sclf.defonsc. Woods has many
friends IN the Indian country who viii be-
pleased 10 hear OF his aopulttal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
ARKANSAS PASS.
a strong Petition to ooasrs.. !, x. I.
s pie Of San Antonio. Z Y !

" Str"hg fe,ition TO Oongrss. 4, +.
pie Of san Anton,o. I" y
spccinl 10 tho Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Ms,ch
following petition, addressed i ~ 4. !, u
as congressman, was In eIrculat N \, Z,
terday evening by Col. II. h, ~. Y \
andrecelyed the slgnaturesolsOs NM
men ina little less than ,h,s. N NV. y
Now that the San AntonIoA Arms. XIV, \.
railway VIII soon reach thai pOIs. (,
N no doubt that congress viii ,a's,..
It's necessities and make M n,,, w
appropriation, '''A
To the Honorable Representative, 4.
Texas, In the Congress- 81 ma XIV ~
Statos-Wc, the undersigned cIt,,s .
san Antonio and Southwestern f,s,. \
specially call attention 10 hetl,ls. I
The harbor NJ Arkansas Pass for NV
appropriation TO be expended pImOms
monts on the same, The faei An, 4
mcnger amounts heretofore e.uena
upon the bar ~ this point ha,om,le,I,a
Improved the same Is well csiablIsbsj NJ
Official data and gives assuanrs IA \
proper expenditure VIII make It Oh, a
the bcst,'if moi the best, harbois Oh 4
Texas coast. It's location and he ,sisE
ancc OF an immediate completion 4 \
railway TO II establishes rs impnisn, VI
the people OF Texas az second IA rs ti
Dor on onr coast. We 81 San AlRss|
and Southwest Texas, feeling ma
Interest In this matter, ask that al AA
bearing on the question DO brought
the attention Of the committee hAyIsg
matter In charge, and that as lIbtsl
appropriation AZ possible bc secund II
tho united efforts Of our feppRRGsie
In congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
CONNECTS MUST 90.


Two Hundred Free miners t,a.Ir'''
and Ready 10 right
LOUISVILLE. KY, March 'y
Knott has cent special inecsaHs Y Y, Y
Legislature AZ Frankfort to'dhI WIS
that he had Just received no'''ss
from Louis Craig, state lnsps'%p
charge OF the convict camps ! Wy,
wood, Pulaski county, telling q \.
pcrato state OF Affairs IN the ialnu X,
conylcts worked there, aud iwF'.
200 orderly, armed free mipeIsM 3 W.
Informed tho inspector ana llpNtu
one OF the convict lessces, tbal wv s
DO given two hours to take lhs w VIZ \.
and property away, as they laEnss
burn all buildings In the camp i9, n
they did not want 10 resort Y 'W
but would do no II necessary Y.
spoctor asked for two days eag
quest was granted. The lnspsu,sT ~
graphcd for the governor 10 ssnp n
at once or order tho fcnlo't y, "
convlcts before Sunday noon ~i
miners were desperate. .,,S
At2 O'Clock the governor visp'
companies Of state militia s,s
wood mines 20 protect lps KS
and state property. CompAn,',~ . q
Il OF tho State Guard leiI p ,s, .A
Greenwood, Ky. Gov Knox w asa1l
noon Issued proclamation ee .1 y h
Tho noople OF Pulaski counly gss
the peace and ordering mo wv n
perse. No trouble IN ehpss's suss
tomorrow, when tho 'm ,a s
swear they viii destroy " msf
camp. The conyicts are aa'ssl
guarded in their quarters ,Ieig
mines are six miles from w w a ~
& Southern road and are o N, ~
ltalists IN London, ClnclnnaHi
and Danyille.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Indications.

WAsilNGroN, March Z, A. NJ. 10,
inc West Gulf states North nnd cas-
winds, stationary temperature cloud,
aud rainy weather. ''"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Cash Is of little value to Howard Tullv
he only wants to dispose of his goods.
ana invites The public 10 come In and
get what they want. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Acquitted on cnsrs. Of nara.,.

FoRr SMi1n, ARK, March 6. In, the
federal court to-day Henry Woods. n
promlnentciii1cn Of Tahlcquah, Cherokee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
COURT or Appr,,,

weston a. I, ,tsa,,,s,.
Npoelal TO tho Gaze,,o '"as ~
GALVESTON, TRY
court Of appeals ~, hafrl
following busInesa 'O'qy tiAua., N
I IeS oon0 Unas' iI.s,,ldonhelm~e, y osls
!. W Gallagher 4 ~ ~
II, |, 'r ! Is Gonzales cOun ~ Ala n
s wing, from Harris coa, e y i,s.
IN the case OfJ n ua.
W., WATSON vs.. tho State. ir rs'V 7 a1d viii.
, tne appeals were dIsmI ,s'u visgr sSss
'ho escape OF the appaIl ., \, % ae,d.r
The following oal rasuAuIa iion fts'
pre- Srieis aud oral ' srs,l salepsaa Y
t,, PARTIES James raa,1gsnltne
state, from Dallas oonn ",lunnleuh 4 N
~ the State, from Wm. Lava
THOMAS Holmes IS. tbo ysS ,s. na.s
5aIos county James Marin ,s 100 ca
rom Gonzales county, w " lleS.,
i'o .re Ss.a.e, from Gonzales co ~ NV
.. Johnston vs. tho Sn,e ',Suns5 hle
county Mary Payne \, gpn osla,
walker, from Gonzales c Y y, y s N
,,,, Lse following cases we Gray a.
y I, n'n lor lho staiei TrIuidssSp ' ,si n
LUIS HodrIdguez' ~ ,u'usQ AMn
S,n,, :, county >. Q. Masie,r,'ass' s lae
ou''e' IRON Bell county '''O' y "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

The bos, truss In tho wo l,s, N =
Patent, ventilated, easy ~, WA ~ "
Portable, 70 be had at Wslls VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Chemical and microscopic auaiyels
madc az The For, Worth Pharmacy Go. y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Ellis kellner, the Houston street
saddlors, arc Offering special Inducements
To purchasers at the present time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

For the best dinner " DO bad \
city the majority 20 10 Danln's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Go to Howard Tully's lcwelry sppl
He Is giving away everything A. 81
prIceA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Sec the assortment Of uo,clie, III
George Belts for less than cost,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Great reduction in prices d Tsyi
lcwelry store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

DANA sets the best taolf y
and the majority know v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Insure your property yln y fs'll
Fnrlnan, Office corner Maln spN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

y Tl,I Reeves .ss !. and Nj. \.
Afford s ana MIS- s,,, Kitkis t.t NJ !.
a p,n' y, was particlpsis'Ss 's I. n /
= ''0N no part 10 ~ 's',I
save money ~ ~.
0''''' y .- Howard rsI'Sss ~,
pnny's. D''' Worth e,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Howard FULLY has made another big
reduction In the prices of jcwelry. lie is
just getting cost for the goods he is sell
Ing now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

You always get the best ho;n,'ai
candles ~ Capera & Bro,'e,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

ots 5avs p, money by buying M N...
0Hcred at Howard Tuliy'ss Io us sll \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Save tho CI,,.. =.

A.. Save tho ci,Iohen.
ny I;yr using usil Bass Chicken cAcls,. Il
for sale by all druggists. 'v1'a q
Get your presents at IIows.S 4
jowelry store. " aonAid liIf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Tropical fruits and nuts alsgs ofa'
at C0pera & Bros,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-28
c~3;sssfyaMllrlu Voa7zyg]I.S!s~
THURSDAY EvaSIae, OCTOBER 2s.
RrsrrE.s BuLGARIA.--Geu. kauibass has

prsrrr-s RrLGARIA.-Gen. kauibars has
,,tiliet the regency that if tie consrir&;orS
AGAINST Prince Alexander be punished 10
Russian sovernmeE. will EsHc recourse to
extreme measures The regents, stSpcr,ing
that il is Kaulbars's intentions during their
absence at Tirnova to assist the IsnEotiiitt 5
in Sofia 10 form new ministry. have taken
precaution 10 cause the arrest Gt I'll aspect
ed persons and have ordered tho troops To-
be IL readiness 10 suppress 4 reTc:i. =
state Of siege will be proclaimed IL the event
of coup d'etat being attempted. Another
Rus-iau war ship is going To Earna. Il
protocol mas been signed, renewing ,iiplo-
matte relations between Se;via add Buga-
ria. II provides Tor Il treaty OF commerce
and for Ibe reference Of severSi disputes IL
u Joint commission. II. karaveIoh refG5es
10 90 TO Irnova because Of q fear OF being
assaulted or insullcd. he argues that it Is
useless 10 convoke the Sobranje in tho face
of the Russian opposition. The Sobranjc,
ne says, has 10 right to Gcpuse him from the
regency. and declares that il j! d%ea lie will
retire under protest; Rumo.s a:e current
that q plot has been discovered 10 seize the
regents en- route 70 1'irnova. II is ciiicit..i
denied IN CpustaH;inopi, that ABLY agree.
ment has been entered into by Turkey ard
Russia with regard TO Bulgaria. The Porte
has asked the withdrawal &c Russian r1en
OF war from Narna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-28

\ FORTUNE IN AN OLD SKIRr.-Hanuah
Sands, al o!d lady living =. ny! N~.;ches-
Ter county, \. Y, and supposed ai - ve;y
poor, died last iall. A search a,,ung i;er
effects brought 70 light 100000 is !@oncy
and bonds scwcd up in an Oh Skin. Sic
was related to til" !ac JON, = ,@rr:'', =
wealthy ,r0ycr. She had '.cv@@ .:-l! ila:-
ried, and had no living relatives :;;.sI! toug
nephcws. These mc:i therefore ,tsc&mc Ta,
sidua:y r@atee=, ana he str:oa" mac" q
decree Of distribution, ~ 'Ai,A each ii
them received an cqun! porto" q ~ c.
tate-aoaut 100000 M thu hoIs were.
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