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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
WILLS POINT.
They Stole the Buggy BecapSe Their Go
Criminal Was " ound.d- Personal.

They Stole the Buggy Because Their 90,
Criminal Was " ound.d- Personal.
Special TO the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, TEX, Jan. % Twenty
seven bal. Of cotton came In To-day.
Siade b. Kilgore, Esq If Wits Point
was admitted TO pfacbice IN the United
states court at Dallas Last Tuesday. He
t. polished gentleman and lawyer Of
ability.
Doctors Spinks and Barham OF Terrell
were 10 the city to-day. DR. Barhanl Will
practice dentistry here n the near
lutufe. He has been known 20 the writer
since he was boy, aud Is o gentleman
and graduate Of one OF the Leading
dental colleges.
Nothing more has been heard here abpni
the pursuit OF the horse-ihieves mentioned
In to-day's GAZETTE, further than the
buggy was stolen To convey the wcUndea
man, who was too badly hurt 70 ride
iiorssbasix. Two OF the recovered horses
await idfnfineafipn NJ the Studies ~ ssiiF'
W. W. Mcleod hQ=e
A social party was had ~ inc Harris
house Thuredss night. whirh was pro
nountcd a yerS enjoyable nfair, respectfully
70 car young ifiruds, Mcssrs. Montague
anA Kd LIONS.
Il Il ru.nurd that Meeafs' Gilchflst
T. wing0 v III receive the contfaet ipr snr
nishing supEaies tor the Farmero' all
ancs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Madison, WIS, Jan. % IAN explosion
Of locomotive Boiler In the rouad-house
e the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul
depot occurred last night, causing death
and destruction, pet.r nrfk. .ghper.
was instantly kiNed, the top Of hisr bead
heSpg blown on He leaves wits and
lafye fauAy, John Detumbell, ufiDer,
had,hoth legs and an arm broken and was
badly scalded; Is marrtcd. John clnte,
. married wiper had an arm broken and
legs badly bruised probably broken SIX
ntheiSwere moro or less seriously in
lures The l0i0Mes u Cute aud Detuia-
nell .Ge very severe, aud may provo fatal.
NrlftSeon can 100 assigned Tor the expi0.
slopg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

LoNDoS, Jan. %. Il is stated THAI she
Dublin police authorities yesterday .ele-
graphed Sir Richard Asheion Cross, hon.e
secretRyi that u 'susptctn had left there
for Chester aud that IL was this inioruu-
tion that caused the prince OF Walo1 In
stead OF alIghtiOg NJ Chester, white pro-
ceeding tO,yisit the duke OF Westminster,
10 leave the train az another station aud
proceed thence 20 Eton Han, the dako's
residence nt Chester. a stranger was
heard ashiHg whero the prince 81 Wales
had aligh1ed from the train. A Gordon ~
police now surround lttun uall, IL h
also said that the "suspcctn who LIFT
Dublin Tor Chester IL well-known aud
dangerous cblrEtor Of the iormVg uiis
The POLICE Of Chester are doagag the
movements Of strangers in thia place,
but have made no arrests
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
F0RElaN.
sonlelhlnE 10. ~ rnveatlcn,,d.

VIENNA, Jan. 28,--A number Of dem,
ties IN The Hungarian parliament ycstw,
day again demanded that Herr Sza1o
should give the mama OF the Official who.
IN his speeciNon Wednesday last, hu saitls
was the friend OF Herr Tlsha, and WAS
squandering onethlrd Of the revenua IS
Hungary. Herr Srabo, IN compliance
with the demand OF the deputies, sul.sd
that the person he referred TO was baron
Armin Podmane1lsy, There was a senea-
ton IN the Chambers upon the announce.
ment OF the baroa's name, The Ilunga.
rlan newspapers demand that parlianlaMi
appontn commission TO inquire into Inc
matter,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

PARIS, Jan, 29.-..A Dur1ber q aaplnet
hlutorivs Ia Bbllesiile wrfe destroyed ~
are last night. 1he retreat ia9sa ips
buildings was cut % Tho WoEkal1 VIZ
were compelled 20 Ignp from ny VIZ \,
dows. Others we're rescued ~ Mfans =.
ropes, All % those who escaped lIom
the ElpdoNs receissd severe ~ ot va, I.
Several bodies were takpn IRON the fs ..!,'
last night and seserai lBore To-day als y.
loss Is 100000 lIencs. ThfFc nppu's's
persona arc thrown DOT ofemplosinv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

THE WEEK in GERMANY.

$3.50 ~ 81
.gerr Vbn Schulz. The Tssnes,a,,
mlplster declared n tho yrlcs1 ''. ''s'
ier0hy that ain lmnartlsj sao'' rk .. s',s.'
would uphold raon1m4t al,.a, s..A'.yps
plalnei thas he wac not 4 l,nssiea, ~ . w
san 81 the cold standard ana 1917,
sympaahise With the euffensra i, , XIV
etfort0to raise the value e5 S,,csr 's p,,.
the question was Al ntarna,. MAJ Nv ~
and iuast be treated accordlan,y v1 KIM
he Mould cart fnlly examine ,,,a s,as, ,''N
he was unabieto u,tlert,lo IN J.
nniionalsdouble atandarl -'' ~ i'''Hg-
IN Tho lower house ~ sha ,A,,s,.
day The Natlanal-IAberals. l,nset ,~,1
tlves antlErea Gonser,atIyrs b,ler gs, wv,
n the nnsS,, h m, ''' 1870, x
from liza throne nro,nss,r.. el.sNVn
.nres for tho proteciion ~ $500.
intercsta m Fast pynssla ~, ,S,n e,
son also Athena. lint the isa.,.e u,
ready 10 yot, the ncresss $500 y
IA imnroyo tho.stAte ..ehoois ma ,,u,,'s'.s
colonial sc,tpncnta The vt,vg,s,,,.' s' w.
prepared bin ank,nu for ne nanr,,,t, ,"o
Zion OF sey eral n.iis5s ~ ,narss s,r Nv,
purposc Of bnyInn Polish eaIates. ~ ~
The board Of axriealtuw MI ~, 4,
him that 4 Tho wsyld Il suffsr,n. , s,s,s,
deur, citation Of silver nx,sss.s,,, ,s~,a
means shorla be reaorted ~ MN ,as s,,;F
iet az raisinr Inc urle ~ III $3.50 'Sa w &
| Germany, The rasolu,lon savs, ssh,n,an ~
should do her utmost ts s,nnn,,
All efforta thaa NAV ~ msd,
40 that end. The government Il IA ann
gestcd. ahaaia Negotiate win rs.
| gland WITH a view of snaarns
! that coaltry 10 ioin MIN
| Germany in the coinarn az slicsr
of fun value. and other ennn,r s,s a,
resume the unlimited coinage AZ sIlver
The resolution, Of course, IA war,nly
commended hy the bi.mntalia orsans
During theediaaus-ion M Tho re;ehsta,,
on the colonial credits Herr Winalhorat
Richter and S,ocker chatuea a,,rs Wnar'
mann, a deputy OF Hamburg ana thp rhjnf
81 large exoortinp house, With sendln.,
poIsonous brandy 4, tho n, lsrurs In Afr,na7
| Herr Woermaan acknowls,iaed tlnt IA
charge was partly true. ne sai1 how.
4 V any Of tho German coloaius, but to the
French colonies, and thea only he had
shipped rum 2f the very worst quality.
-
eyndicate Of the Rerlln chamber OF
commerce has called upon the Chambers
OF commerce. OF other German
cities TO send deloggsas 10
the meeting TO be imld n
Berlin ON the 2sth insts for tho purpose
OF uniting on resolutions seuonnc.
ing The monopoly 81 Spirits Bill
The bnadesrath has modified
the hill in tho tiliostion Of
Il rejecting the governments plan Of NOM
opdllzlng the manuiaemro Of splrlta. Az
the hin now stands, manufacturers are
/ guamnteea fixed price for allllhc goods
, they produce.
II u gamored that dermanyl il making
Ovcrlpras for the passitiun Of sAe samoan
islaaGs, Tho pfepaaale, IL Ia sail,
, include the allntmont 10 Ia.
gland Of Savan, tho largest island
OF the group; Germany taking
upnlou with the pest Of Anaia, and Tho
United States geiiIag the Esstern islands,
Including Tusmila, with tia harbor Of
pdRaiugO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

EAST aAGiNAw, ALcH., Jan. 28.-Tsa
trial Of State Representative H. Il. Barry
for conspiracy IN lcadiue The strikers nj
the time Of the millmen strike in the Seq
inaw valley last summer ended thia
morning, the jur% bringing in a vord,at
OF not gcIltyl dtes being out twenty,
three hours,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

The comments Of foreign pnperg On
Queen Wictoria's speech are lnuInly do
voted 10 the enormous difll8ulty whichit
~ thought the i4Dgllsh government VIII
experience IN dealing with the lrisa eyes.
ton. German newspapers say the por-
tlon o! the speech relating 10 tho Balkan
problem cUmpayes iayorably with Russian
statements on that subject.
yiscount Cranbrook has bcenappointcd
British secretary Of state for wag IN
place OF Hon. w. II. Smith, who has ac-
ceptcd the oillce Of chief secretary for
Ireland.
zen. Sir Charles Warren has sosrte d
fos Sugkim 10 assume the Office Oh gov
esnor of tbs Eastern Sondal-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Eternal Vigilance tne I,rlao d sarely.


L0HDOs, Jan. - The police author.
ties have again taken extraordinary pre-
cautious 10 guard against the possibility
u dynamite outra2cs rho guards OF the
princlpal public buildings were doubled
to-day, aud there are Indications Of un-
usual police vigilance IN, eYeYy quarter
IL h asserted TINT this activity ON the part
OF the police is accustomed by the fact
THAI the authorities have become cogni.
Alnt Of threats Of violence uttered in con
sequence of the unsatisfactory character OF
that portion Of the queens speech refer
ring 70 tho Irish question " Is noted
also that to-day j. the anniversary al the
explosion ut Westminster hall and tower
OF London, aud some apprehension hgs
been felt lest the day should DO signalizsd
by renewal of unttagee. The CABINET
council Is in session this afternoon, aud
extra policemen are on duty about The
building
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Arreel hal n.lnr nlInn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. % The president
has consented TO delay action In the case
% Paymaster General Smith Of the United
States navy until after the counsel for
that officer had an opportunity TO prepare
an argument in bis behalf Tor the presi-
dents information
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
A Texnn Mndn Itnppy.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 23-The secretary
OF the treasury to-day appointed Herman
Kretz Of Marshall, Tex, TO be chief OF
The division OF mails and files, vice ".
SNYDER, transferred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
1YiIlhs nrnnr,..I rnvornhlr.

WAsHISGTos, Jan. PA sub-commlt-
tee Of the house pension committee to-day
agreed 10 report iayorably "a the aull com
mittee the Mexican pension bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

special ~ mo aafaie.
ALYRsToN, PIX, Jal 93.- About n ~ \,
to.nigat lire wss discovered n sipAh
bohrli5ng-houea kept ~ Mrg. Trapris, pN
the hglck whr1f. Tho inside 81 the p'sila.
ing was gu'aed TAG LOSE y pfopARsy
$500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
THE pIRE RaCoRD.


spotasA 70 tho tsazelse.
Tx ARKAra, Ark Jan. " y u
o'cipek this morning she moe5 notorious
bcase OF III .f.sne, theb Of Nel@ FismlnE,
ever conducfsd Ia tbs city wsa Destroyed
bg IRE, the work % an in2endlafy ~
raas insnrea for $500. The oss is $4,000
zbe Losses outside Of The home people
we're. Asy0uug ggDtlcmaa IRON Aouisisl
ana pair oi shoes and q psOmintrk httqfn
ney w3nden leg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

7pttIHI p K1u N5ENFVV' N Az Igl,I1.-
FVaT SMtfH, Ark, jan zo,'.. '1..'
business bouss y, 10 the village q Ply o 7,
Sebastian County, twenty hge ipAss .tonllb
of shis cry, 'sere destroyed ~ pse Mst
nirht. T0t9l loss $1,000, ~ tQll1Nss
W. ii Crawford $1,000, Cooper = Eefns
sasesn Reed 4 WEIGH sd00. MAfeqs Y
p.slaA ss9nnn. Y r. Anifa
Ciapsfoisl WAS i0sHFen lur 11pvv - '''S
Mufoal ~ I,Itlle Rock. Tho etaRf, ~
M. insurance. aa fla Is sAsa " gN,P
nssen u incandlaKs ogsgie:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Eenltahle ana slnlusl 5,etit e'Hsss sn,'
Il. iis.;ifts. sAnsons
AL n. Al. Ndls', 50p HpVtipn WY s''F
tegpiiisrd iiuHFtp'l'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
1.nr Mn EMIGnArF TO rNxAs.

Southern Protectionists say that the an.
nouncement of Randolph Tucker OF Yir.
ginia that he would not again be a candi.
date for congress was not voluntary, bu,
was the result of the rapid growth of the
protection sentiment in the Old Domn-
ion. Mr. Tucker as free trader has
ceased to represent his district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
,gvucgAr PUBLISHING COMPANY.
at CLOSING Sale Of Fall and Winter Goods.

Mace the remainder of Fall and Winter S6k prices
its early removal We longer guarar M Saies
ty and color Of the goods offer below, u ~ e
en-.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

The Conclusion OF the Defense
OF the Anarchists.
THE PROSECUTION AGAIN N CHARGE
1imer's IS Character u -fenaea by Prom
tnent Men from NfNaukse sod
Chicago 40 More Wu-
nesses tor the State

CHcaea. Aae la -Iae defense fra
called " A 3 Graham "a fepauer for the
Iaa The witness interviewed Gllmer
aear tbe ON eeof sAe Chief ~ Police. bee the
rty Hail MAy IAe defense desired 70
imp,ach certain testimony given by
Dllmer. 3at couli naf 500 S basis lor lt
m anything that Glmer testified To-
The defense taen ae,.de3 10 recall
tumer Tor cross-eaaUiuaiiuu. 0llmer
chen took the stand and after identifying
Graham sand he told mm he thought be-
could identify Tie man Who tlrew fle
bomb ii he should see hlm again. Oilmer
was askei whether he dld NOT say to 0rs-
ham tlat tle mau Nhu threw fle bomb
also .ii the fuse. lie said le did uot era
ham then again took the stand aui testified
that Glimer told him that the man Nlo
threw tle bomb also li- tle fuse also that
The man back wa. turned loWard ham.
bu. le Thought he wore whisker~ and was a
man of megium hight Clmer also stated
that the man wore "a sl0uch bat On cross
examination he said 0limtr said tbe man
who threw the bomb stood u Crane alley.
Al 1000 tie defense concluded their le-tl-
mo. y
The prosecution called Justice of the
tai. The Justice testified that Ofhcer Wess-
Ter did NOT identify Steiner AS ti4e man who
dii the shooting in the rear ot the wagon al
the Haymarket in the trial before him. and
whom the police aiterward Identified 81
being Fleiden
Inspector Bonfeld sti6ei regarding the
treatment Of the mob by the police The
presence OF women and children restrained
Ihe police and they very often refrained
from retaliaiing on that account
Judge c Cole, Of Desmoines. Ia. formerly a
member of tAe bench OF the Supreme Court
Edward x. Mason. Clerk Of the DesMoines
Circuit Court. Ex-Governor Morrill, Of
Iowa. and number oi other citizens from
that State testified 90 the good character
and reputation OF the witness Gilm0r. A
number of residents of this city also testified
10 the same effect. a number of police OF
GERS VINO We're detailed to tisperse the Hay
market meeting testified that they did not
have a revolver club, or anything shining
IN their hands before the bomb exploded
Mr. Glnnen then rose and said the Stale
had two more witnesses that IL wished to
place on the stand tomorrow, after which
the State would rest It's ease. Courl then
adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
MYSTERIOUS MURDER
The Body Of au Unknown Wo-
man Found Near Chicago.
SOME 5INGyLll CIRCUMSTANCES
1oJs Voice Fiesr1 Calling +Oh.
Papa. stop 4 ~Oman Who
Heard the Words buf Gave
NO 4 arm

Cl.A.1 Aas ll-I Il- body of a comely
roauc souau Has ialld near tue town ol
Jefferson tals morning lying 9n the prairie
about one hundred and any lee- tram
N.rh.4te -le hal been slpt twice in the
leaI ale so4ad being iu che iorrlead aud
tn- l-ner 1elIui t1e r.sht eat. IAere eere
Indications 90 a strl-- G. aut tAat tne vac
uu hai brvn ua-lceessiai iu defending
herself Irlu tle a-,aull She l4d been
-eel n.fsceu 3 llI i1 ID cIar1 Iast night pa
lar c0upanv of tNo men, who We're .uose-
qururtg observed leaving the vicinity lu
some haste.
The murier was evidently committed az
i0 o'clock iast night The woman was five
feet SIS inches lail. very well proporuoned
and possibly 3 wears OF age sue wAs
clothed ln q brown cashmere dress, straw
aat aud cloth slippers Tue scene 81 The
tragedy IS in an almost uninhabifcd
region lying West Of the Milwau-
1ee and ST. Paul railroad tracks
on what is known as Crawford ave. The
body was found about one hundred feet
east oi the 0nlv two houses in The uelghbor-
hood Mrs Stern who lives In one 81 the
houses heard a oOv voice calling, "oh. oh.
papa. Oh. my Oh. papa, stop. This was
about 10 o'clock last night. The words
were repeated several times. Just
alter tins four shots We're
heard fired i'm rapid succession
Then a w0man's voice was heard, saying
NV God am shot Mrs. Stern declares
she cannot be- mistaken as 20 what she
heard 40 effort was made, however, TO
investigate the matter As Mn. Stern was
alone in the house This afternoon the de
tectives in the case made discovery which
they hope viii lead 10 the apprehension Of
the murderer About one hundred
wards from where The body lay
they picked up notebook
10 bad several addresses on Il, but what they
We're the officers would not say. Another
ind was that of = card on which was writ
ten Telephone 300 This is the number
OF the telephone in the ~MentOne" fash
ionabe French fiat building at the corner
of Dearb0rn-ave. aud Erie-st. Up 20 a late
hour tonight the body had not been identi-
fed
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
PERSONAL INrELuGENCE.

Dr and Mrs George *. Johnson went
North last night.
Arthur immeu is spending a couple
0f weeks 81 Ottawa Beach
Mr. and Mrs a J Welmer have returned
from visit o. the Netherlands.
kryn Dgkema and family have returned
from "a month = visit in MacataWs
The Bio3ee,t family accompanied by the
latia family of Boston went North lasi
night.
Miss Nav Haynes has returned from a
visit with friends boa New ork and NeN
Jersey
Mrs WIN Haynes len. on Nondsv for a
visit with relatives aud friends iu London.
Engan
Misses Grace and Bessie E.'or have gone
t0 Detroit their former bone to visit friends
Cor few weeks.
VIM. O. Nolan of The Marshall CL-oaioir
IS ln the cIiy reporting tne O. N ,. a. cJn-
venuon sessions.
Mr and Mrs Will Inefshsm. of C'eve-
land, Ohio. are visiting Mr and Mrs. " b.
nickersou. oi Cass-sL
S. a. Cleveland one of the hesviesi
/ fsmifure dealer. in the south, 81 Jackson
vIe flords. Is n the city
p q and as Rose n Thorpe are visit
inc friends in the 0ty. on tbe ray to iher
I home in San Antonio. iekss.
Miss I.eifie Smith. ~ ri Johns and Misc
Netue Cas-ei 30 So if- Seventh st are
7 recresUnr lor feT 1ays 81 lamont
M-s p J. Mr-u-nn an8 Mss ssiis
Grady 'en yesterday morning Or o.i Nis
1 SION where mcg vi Join ssetchirf
parts
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

lion Of is.gcie for Governor
Tie Detroit Tfer Press of yesterday cone
tsins The foiioviue nfereiew vith gea W
F. Innes ~ thIs c'r. aneat the eaberna-
torlsl situation
GANn Rtrus Aug 1 -neeai oen
William Innes was DISCOVERIES Immersed
in insurance basi8ess af be aflet in tae
MckovnoId. block fhis morning
"1 on have beer freg gner' IA ueu innpi PSI
fhe State press as fae.'e'e canl .1att isr
Governor. ssii fhe fe fre Representa-.
tive Have yoa anything lo say 1n laf
suhiec
only his replied ths General ems
frieuds vitlant auT solicitation have pushed
nnr narae 20 fhe front end tte -fatt nresf
hss very kindly sired f tlfFs nnf given
roo usnf .rlnV' f0erf farr no1e.r lof ehfth
: arn nuder deep art lasi ug ah raiIrns
have never askrd for arr of tefhef
shall 30 so. NJ hluufes r.a.ons arf
such ihat a. accepi morn rsaHn inf 80
office even though eu ess Ferf aararteft
Tou|d mran t'e ssaraee ot nanf Fs
p'aasarf 8ates
Have yon snF choioe au re tae cana'.
dates Banned iHr fhe position
From s0saar tre n.rlefs-s ro f
~hoefaakef Senator rHfrfcHl lrgs
Hnasfrusn end r.afHE aha haEf been
nsrnea 1oaif ~ SCI .isrfarr - .ee ana re-
e- rf rlr hrsff prHr frarr annnl fhe
lir.arfsekfrs Faf be eef ane a. ril
fauf fsar- ago fnaf fhe sffsfrft nnr n
nuf fsrfr snH fnf strongest maH .n Ease
-fsa is n.ua haret s-lat 81 nern.e rf
FIrf the rnar w1n Ief f.e f1s.ln fl-.as
fa retsrf lrnr f-ert nna nrsfr
r-osffi fas -.ate IH fbe fsIrn' asn
garif wH Ves-s arr Iln rnrer uw
. ftaa ever an1 aes .tnaasr.as IF f.Ieni. 81 Fl.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
1eocke0 oOT n fW5 R0UN1s.


Nsa4 >-@iuau
e4aiasn Nal. ANS le-At ococs
tlls morliesa saas ~ ofr laadrei
sports saie3 doen .a b4sF.ew. a asauu.sr
resart on tle las 81 see .slt peieeea g.
A e. ~4Ila ~ Lasl Saginaw. aud ID Al-
ler of Arnfa-ka
800 Iesnee ~ bay Cil5 ~as chosen
reieree aad sllt AlalAs oi lls ttF uuae-
see4rr lu advance - llat lu rur sae
lusl elru tne -lolli. sere feacarl where
q rns laI lteu pllluel tlr n--lt before
Az a ollucs -mi.l entered tar rang Nlta
hls second aal plpI. laek Revere. A ira
mialtr, later Ali.er made lis appearance
Nltb h.clar8 EoIdlsu. af lHur as as
second ILt l-ht aas ur 800 side.
Nlih tao and a-.alf auncr gloves. 81 "a ln-
lsl Marquis ol Qlrensourb rules. Al Hl-
t-ne 81 az called
In tle hfs, round FeIY cautious Wurk BIAS
dome Dy butn men tar lss seconds tlea
Miller pushed matters slightly oul vas uu
able to mt SAlIh wilA effect aua WAS ht
hard 0u the Du-e I'd iod ltslue freely
This Vas tAe auIy casualty of lae round.
and both ulrn Weut ta their corners wi'Anui
SERIOUS iuJun. tlst blood Nas given 90
smith
In abe second round Smlth aas assres-
siye. and after a iew moments sparuug
sent his ieu ln heavily on bis opponent ,
ribs then win terrific right handler on
The neck knocked Miller down. First
knock down for smith
Miller failed 90 respond o. iLe cali Cd.
time and the match wa. given 90 smith.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

WAsmNsroS, Aug. l0.-Secretary Lamar
authorizes an emphatic denial or the truth
Of the published reports that there is any
enhancement between himself and Com
missioner Black of the Pension Office.
Personally the Secretary says. their reia-
tons are as friendly as two brothers. and
officially nothing has occurred t0 strain in
the east This friendly feeling The pub
l.aeI stories that Commissioner Black i-
Cd resign auI he transferred 90 the Austri-
an mission are the Secretary ssys' all gam
non. and DE hopes and expects the Conn
n -,iousr to remain Az The head of Daft. bH-
lesa a- least 80 long as the Secretary re-
mains af the bead OF ,he Interior Depart
uIeuf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
SECRETARY MANNING
His Condition Much ImProved-NO Ger
tainiy About His Return

WAsHNGroN. Aug. 10.-Thompson J.
Brennan. private secretary TO Secretary
Manning, has just returned to Washington
from a visit 20 the Secretary at Watch Hill.
Speaking of Mr. Manning's health and the
probabilities of his returning to Washington
and taking charge of the treasury portfolio
this Fall. Mr. Brennan saws that the Secre-
,ary eats we'll sleeps we'll, and shows no
traces Of his recent illness, except little
stiffness of his right leg. and thi, IS gradu-
ally wearing away. and that his mind is As
clear. sound aud vigorous as it ever VAS
Mr Brennan saws thar the talk whicu finds
It's way into punt about the Secretary s
coming back or not 10 the department I'm
October, is all speculation pure and simple
AS the Secretary himself has not ye; made
up bis mind " hat he shall do.