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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-26

sladsomo time 10 which childhood look forwsrs
season in which to those of mature years The eve!
limo when, with young and bounding hearts,
ot Santa Claus.
mako selection from. See G anything smous
ike to give some one:
aud S1o,4S
DRESSING CASES with MANICURE sETs
COMBINED, ST "a, 81. .9S, SO AS, S99S.
DRESSING CASES. with JEWEL and ODOR
CASE COMBINED $9,9S to S14,4S.
PLUSH CASE, containing HALE DOZEN
EUT.PlCG ERS and NUT CRACKERS, S1.9S.
ALBUM :, in Plush, all Cabinets, $3.4S, So 90.
$5.25, in Copper. Rcd, and Blue.
FINE ttATHER ALBUMS, $4.9S, $5 ,9S, all
Cabinets.
CHEAPER ALBUMS, from 69c to $49S.
LARGE FRENCH POLLS, with Jointed Bodies
and Fine Bisquc Heads Csc, .t1.9S, So. .6S, S2,99.
$399
FINE FRENCH DOLLS, with Kid Body, Shoes
and Stockings, aud Showing Three Little Teeth.
$224
FINE FRENCH DOLLS. with Patent .Iointed
Kid Body. 50 IS, S298, $56s, with hoes sud
Stockings
ED 30 Y DOLLS, with Fine Hair, 9sc,
Si.37, 81 80, $1.9S.
DOLLS with Kid Bodies, Indestfuctible Hesds,
Shoes aud Stockings, 9Sc.
NEGRO DOLLS. with Jo:nted Bodies I5c
LARGE WAX DOLLS. 4Sc. TO IS.
MEpi Uni SIZED DOLLS, with naeotrurt,ble
u cad7, long Flowing Hair. 2oc. 39c, 4Sc.
h0LLS with Kid Rodes, Bisqne Heats 29c
ylfh 10 take hone, and deliver same when desii
lave to wait until the last moment TO make your
discover what Sou have bought for them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-26
NOTICE.
FAYDsoME GOODS AT Low PRICES.

We have largo stock of Havilsnd China, Royal
Worcester, Doutor, Cameo and JapanRed Goods,
with some very rich Cut Glass Patterns, which
we viii dispose of for the holidays at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES. If you want handsome
Hayiland Lunch, Fish, Ice Cresm or Salad Set,
Fruit, Cake or Oat Meal Plates, Chocolate jug,
Bone Dishes OF Celery Trays, or rich piece OF
Cameo Doultor Royal Worcester for the Cabinet,
we can give you somo rale bargains We invite a
comparison with other styles and prices, and feel
sure that we can please you. Give Us call, and
don't make purchase in this line until you see
goods [dec15J D J. MlLLkK soN.
DLATED CALL BELLS, Tes Bells, Plated Tea
I and Table Spoons and Forks, Plated Nut
Cracks and Nut Picks, Children's Knives and
Forks, Banks; alsoz great variety OF Club and
otheI. Skates, which we propose to sell at very
moderate prices during the holidays. Call and
examine at 32S King street, corner OF Royal.
dec17 ]. T. CREIGHTON q SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-26
Syrup oi Figs

Is Natures oWa true Laxative. 1t is tho
nosi ee4ily tastn. ard the most effective
remedy known 10 Cleanse the system when
Bilious or CoeliYe; TO dispel Headaches,
Colds, and Fevers; to Cure Habitual Con-
atipatioD, Indigestion. Piles, etc. Manufac
tured Only by Tbs California Fig Syrup Com.
peDy, Saa Fra nosco, Cal. r 2 Leadbeate'
& Brc agents Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-26
CONFECTIONERS.
Christmas at BrengIe's.
HEaRV BRENGAE. oal KlNe: ST.,
Still is ready for ohrigtmas

still is ready for ohristmas.
He keeps all tic deicscics OF the season, and his
stock will make winter seem warmer and add
to the Joy of ell the holidays. He has arranged
his p2rlcrs for serving delicious
OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES.
He insurcs the PICK OF The market. Fried, Stew
cd, Roasted, Broiled, Fsoalloped and Raw at the
lowest rsjes
Ornamental and Plain Cakes are sold cheap
er than they can be manufactured at home.
Also Cream Puls, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
Tafy Of all kinda. PIES 4 SPECIALITY. Fruits,
Nuts Confecticneries, Caromels and Sugared
Fruits. 70 caters for families, fairs, balls and
entertainments and furnishes social parties OF
the best and CT the lowest rates.
He offers special inducements at wholesale to
dealers. and packs carefully for country custom.
dec10 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-26
LEGAL.

A NDREW ALLAN.-INTIMATIoN IL HEREBY
Il GIVEN That PETITION has been present
ed. under the presumption of Life Limitation
(scotlsad) Act. 1851 to the CoUisr OF SESSION
LIN, Mouldor, Lovan. ID the County OF Fife,
Scotland, Tor authority to make up and complete
title to, and to enter into possession AID enjoy,
and sell o. dispose Of, certain BcTits1le Subjects
in the Town of Leven and County Of Fife winch
belonged TO ANDREW ALLAN, Seaman, JLeyer,
eforessid tho Petitioners father, who sailed
from Liverpool on or about 18th November, 1880,
~ chief mate on board the ship Alpine, on a
voyage to Alexan5ria, Virginia. and who has been
absent from Scotland, AID has LOT been seen , or
heard Of since that date; all IS set forth IN the
Petition Date of Iate5locator ordering in'ini'''
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D. n. APPECH,
CONFECIIONER r
525 King street, Alexandria.
SIGN OF THE WHITE LETTERS

SIGN OF THE WHITE LETTERS.
Respectfully informs his customers and friends
that he is, as of yorc. prepared to furnshshe best
of everything in his line at the lowest rates.
CANDIES, FRUITS, PIES, CAKES, TOYS, &c,
&c, and everything else which goes toward max
ing up first-class establishment always in stock
dec17 jan1
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MEDICINAL.

e-,V-ss -,,+. c1r-s LEcer Complaint.
= E.iicHs .i5criioMs dI's
i j 1',:-et.es.svs III druggists. Price p cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-26
JAMES Il. SMITH,
.nlin;+nr I.nven Eifc.
FRASER, sT0DA2T y BALLINGALL,
Writer'S TO the Signe5, Edinburgh,
decf1&26] Agents for Petitioner.

OeC1lc d-ouNa 4vi i ot'04ot-o'.
vTTRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerk Office
of the Corporation Court OF the cl y OF Alex
andria on the 9th day OF December, 1855.
Karen Happucn CIump vs Isaac kudd, Marion
Pollard and Henry Pollard her husband George
Leash and Joseph Leash, her husband FRANK
Hunt, William Hunt, Edith Hunt, hate hum
and -, her husband Mahela Whiting ana
william whiting her husband Isabella Lennon
and Joseph Lennon, her husband Alice slime
ton and James 8iidieton. her husband; Addie
Lennon and Jesse Lennon, her husband BepJa-
min Eudd. William Rudd. Charles Rudd, Calep
Guut. Hannah Davis and George Navis her
nusoar6 Margaret Haynes. Jsco1 NtHR, jam's
= Rndd Theodore Rud0. May R1ct hehccca
tess and her mn. bsad Faruir ",
Inin Geader.On q W. J!eudcis son, Pst9r ten
dr14or. Belinda Henderson,, John henderson
md Maggle Henderson.
Memo The obiec, OF this suit ID 70 OBTAIN q de'
cree for the sale OF the real estate OF which VII
liam Rudd died seized. situate in tue city OF AeX-
sudria. on the northeast corner OF Washington
and Wilkes Streets and extending on washington
street one hundred snd seveuty-six feet seven
inches aud on Wilkes street seventy -eieht teet'
and for partition thereof. -,
The defondants, Martha f. Whiting and viii
liam Whiting, her husband: Addle Lennon ana
Tesss Lennon, her husband Caleb Hunt, hannah
Davis and George Dsvis, her husband franK
Hunt. Kste Hunt, My E6ith Hunt and William
L. HINT Hannah W. /! Jacob king, James /.
Rudd, Theodore Rudd. Mary Rudd, kebeccs Anlis
and -, her husband end Fannie Orr, net
havins entered thor Appearance ard Civ
en- security according to the &C; =
sembly and the rules Of this Court, And
II appearing by affidavit that they are not
residents of this State: 1t is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within fifteen dsys al
Ter due publication of this order and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this SUIT ana
that copv of this order be forthwith inserted IN
tbe ALExASpR1A GAZETTE, q L newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, week for four sue
cessive weeks and posted at the front door OF tho
Court House of this city. copy-teste
john s. BEACH, Clerk.
Il. o. Claughton, p. 9. deco 64|
A DMINIsTRATRIX NoTICE.-Haying been
q annointo3 administrators of JOHN p. RlCE
deceased. | hereby notify all persons to whom
his estate is indebted to present their claims TO
me duly authenticated IS soon as possible, ana
ali persons who are indebted to said estate to pay
'He ~ ~ - 49, MARGARET Z. RICE Adm'x.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
DIAMONDS STOLEN.
4 Houston Merthant Suffers to the Extent
or Two Thousand Dollars.

4 Houston Merthant Suffers to the Exteu,
or Two Thousand Dollgrs.
special 10 the GaIetts.
Houston, TEX, Noy. Shorty after
IL O'Clock to-day an unknown crook en-
tered the iewelry establishment Of Mr.. Il
Bsnte, on Preston street, and by q singu
larry bold movement secured q tray full
Of diamonds set in different styles. II
seems that Mr.. Bsnte WAS absent from bis
store ct the time OF the robbery and 8
Chinese merchant, whose store adjoins
and ID connected with Mr.. Bente's BY an
open co)rway, WAS left in charge. About
the time Of the robbery the Chinaua MS
attention was attracted By 8 party who
priced some silk handkerehiefs. The
robber was seen by 3 couple Of
Cinnamon from their laundry directly CD
posite. He went in the store, and pro-
ceedirg to safe closed but unlocked,
opened It and secured q pocket full OF
dismoncs from trsY, after which he left
with is booty and made good his escape.
When Mr.. Bente returned he found the
empty tray on table in the rear Of his
premises, and at once discovered his loss.
The police were notified, and the depart
ment Is now looking for the enterprising
burglar. Several suspicious-lookirg
parties have been seen IN the city re-
Gently, and il behooyes all citizsns to
guard well their premises. The thieves
secured about $4,000 worth Of diamonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
This Lsst El:!Di ates.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND Nov. 5-Esti
mates On to-morro0's result in Inoizrl
are widely spsr>. The A:eociated Pres
correspondent obtained III lste hour tbs
tinal estimate Of the gentlemen named
Charms Jewett C! the Democratic STATE
committee: IodisDs will give Cleveland
aud Thurman 10, 0o0 plurality, and Mat
son will be elected Governor BY hand
some msj 0rlty.
Charles Huston, of the Republican
state committee: General Harrison vii;
carry Indiana by $4,000 and Can
eral Hcv3y for Goverro. will be
elected"
timste is IL, 500 for CLEVELAND and Thur
man.
Editor Hst2rd Of the Journsl-"I have
no estimates, but you Csn say General
Hsrrison will, in my opinion, run far
ahead ,: the state ticket, and his plural
ity In the state will be several thousand :"
Chairman Jevett left for home tonight.
Cnairman Huston goes in the morning
Quite number Of closing campaign
spec ches ware made to-day over the state.
Governor Grsy concluded his cam
paien a. Michigan City. he has crossed
from one end Of the state to the other nc.
less than 6 dozen times, speaking fire.
quently twice day. 1t is said by old
politicians that he has made the most
thorough and extraordinary indjvldus!
CANVASS ever known in InCisna.
Ex-senator McDonsld also spoke
today The r publican committee
estimate that their sp :skers m .de 10000
speecaes during Inc cxmps!gc, 200G Of
which were under the immediate direc~
ton Of she Committee, tne others oeiag
by speakers local 10 their sec:ion.
Fhe Democrats made even more
SPEECHES than the above ee.imste
but did not have as many outside orators.
fhe Republicans sent out 81 Citf-Ieni
kinds OF documents, one CT @Eicl was
800, 900 copies CT General Harrieou's re-
cora OF the taff question, aud abCus as
many fefutations OF the "dollaT q dSY"
story. Alsogsth i. is regarded oy the
leading men Of both parties as unques
the greatest campaign tver
known IN the history OF lndis3G win
snail likelihood OF It's being pssalieled
during this generation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Cardiff, w.leF, with 8 crew @, s,xteep,

| Cardlf, Wsles, with crew Of sixteen.
After she had been out bus short time
tae csp.sio begun feeding tie man OF rot
ten meat and potatoes, which were rot f
70 eat, and both Captain Snow snd the
mate ehsmeiuly a5used the sailors.
While near Cape Horn SaoT attacked the
carpenter. breaking his Isw snd knockipg
on. many iiolt teeth. few days later
ne neatly killed enc OF the men.
When cebil!ssted By poor food they
were unable 10 work s1d 81 times were
pat n the hold and tisd up for forty .eigh.
hours. Oae Of the men was tied down
fous days without fond. During this
time his scan! rstious were placed in
sight, but cut OF reach. When the Hecls
reached Acspulcho the men were weak
from illtrestmeut and insufficient food
Thew were csst into dungeon AMI kept
cor fl ned until the vessel wss ready to
sail. The men appealed to the United
States consul at Acspulcho, but were IN
able to obtain any assistance from that
UIartpY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Outlook in srfunsscts.

ST. PAUL. MINI NV AT the hesd,
quarters of the Republican state commit
tee Minnesota Is confidently asserted to
be safe for Harrison and Morton By 81
lesss $1,000 plurality. It 10 claimed that
Merriamsfor Governor viii be elected,
but, 1t is admitted, By g smaller plurality,
ard also that he will run some thousands
behind the rest Of the state ticket.
The success Of the Republican nom
inees for Congress IN every district is
claimed. The chairman OF the Dsmo-
cratic state committee conceede the state
TO Harrison and Morton By Is 600 plu-
rality, which 10 reduction Of 2G 600 on
Bisine's vote in 1884. He Claims the
election CT Wilson, Democratic candidate
for Governor, by 10, 600 plurality, and the
Collection Of the three Democratic Con-
gressmen. Harrison, the Prohibition car
didate fer Governor, will, TIE Democrats
Claim, have Eot less than $1,000 votes,
while his immediate supporters estimate
the No m5er as much greater.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
at Dallas.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX Nov. The campaign
closed here tonight by s monster Demo.
cretic rally at the corner Of Main and
Murphy streets. Hon. 10 Abbott, Seth
Shepard, Gen Csben and Col. W. D. Wy.
lie addressed the meeting. AL the speak
ers touched upon the U2ion Labor party
and criticised their methods aud princi-
pies. They mere confident OF victory,
and enthusad the crowd in large de-
gree.
No visitor to Dallas could mistake that
to-dsy was the eve of election day. All
Day long the streets hEvs been thronged
with squads Of politicians pulling nobly
for Their irienCs and willing 20 bet o.
Cleveland. The Republicans either have
all their money up or they see the hope.
lesspess Of thei2 case and won't bet, rs 1t
Is now hard matter 10 fad hacker OF
Harrison az any oads. DR.. Cochran,
General MslloY and Eugene Msrshall 60
soou. with their hands 10 their pockets
whistlirg to keep courage ", but good
reader Ut faces can easily see that they
are e lrked. II /, believed that il Il Was
not for the hopes OF being elected Justice
Of the Peace that DR.. Cochran would go
home aud smoke pipe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
DALLAS.
Ths City GavniEbeed-Coruar Etone Laid.
Honorhbly Aoq liited.

th5 City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stone laid
Honorhbly ACq lifted.
Special to the Gazstte.
DALLAS, Tex, NV. The Daily Noon,
the Republican daily, mas filed the long
felt want it came to fl, and has Eus-
pended.
AL the pine, tools and Implements be-
longing to McRSe, Lllly 6 CD the reser-
volr contractors, have been attsched by
P.J Loon!e, sub contractor, and the city
gsrnIshsd for $780, Loonie will sue
coed Merle. LsllT & Co ss contractors
There were forty six deaths IN Dallas
during October.
At OAK Clif, to-day st 3 o'clock Bishop
Key OF Georgia laid the corner store Of
ST. Marks Methodist L 1iscopsl church,
which is located on Grand avenue, two
blocks from Tenth stree: station. The
usual interesting and impressive ce1e-
Monies were held, sud the Bishop deliv-
cred al address suitable to the occasion
NJ ssre. j. Il Brown, 6 G. Houston,
B F. Houston and D F Houston of NC
Kinney, who were examined on Saturday
before United States Commissioner
Bsntly on the Charge OF uulG wfully taking
s letter from the posto ice and opening it
without the authority Of John Lawrence,
to whom the letter WAS addressed, gare
hCnorably acquitted and discharged, they
having fully established the fact that they
hsd the said L1Wrence's full consent and
permission to do so.
The Tsrrsnt county election will be
wssched with much Interest by Dallas
people.
The Union Lsbor forces have been
msrshaling all day. They claim 20 be
$500 strong in the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
R.rker,rs for ,be BLOODY Shirt.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. The Demo
Gratis CT this place are stirred up over the
alleged discovery Of plot desi sned to
have { feet on Tuesdays elections in the
north snd west. It is ssid to be the in.
tention of the Republicans ell through the
south to send telegre 8 al intervals dur
ing the day CT election 20 voting precincts
in Indiana and New York, giving accounts
OF terrible riots in which the whites sre
TO drive the negroes from the polls with
bloodshed ard death. Congress mxn
james Phelsn WAS asked as to hi0 opinion
on the subject. He said he hsG received
in confidence various limitations Of tnis
design on the part Of the Republicans, but
thought 1t too wild and cnimerical to be
true. He says he expects the election to
be one CT the most quiet ever known,
although ne believes the Republican
leaders would relish some CT the old time
campaign material.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Gone Homo 20 Afe,
VV1V - % UNNT
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Nov. 5.-Gove-nor Ross
left to night for his home, near Waco, IN
order 10 vote tomorrow. The Treasurer
is in Galveston and Attorney General
Hogg is at his home in Tyler. People
have almost quit business. Everything
Is swallowed no in the election. Naws-
paper men snd telegraph Operators hsye
prepared themselves for the tremendous
work tomorrow uig1s, Arrangements
have been made to do like the Cnicx-
gosns, AID the bulletins as fac. as they
come are to be thrown or 6 screen
twenty five feet IN dismster By 6 magic
lsnterr, in frnrg Of the Statesman
Office on Pecan street. The
LADIES' are even coming cut to see it if
the weather is good. The chief interest
here centers IN the presidential contest
and the Mills district. Governor Rlss
ssid to-day there wsS an uncertain ele-
men! in the district amounting TO several
thousand votes, and it vas difficult to say
how they would 20 on Mills. Commls,
st0ntr Foster ETd EIgcGt.o1al SupeIin-
tendent Cooper retu:ued to-day from 8
trip to Stephenyille, Erath county, where
they delivered cam palgn speeches.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
WEST In 4 MUsEUa,
Tsu York Manager Of,rs sackvilIe a
Big Salary
st. Louis Globe Democrat.

st. Louis Globe Democrat
Lord Sackville ID not in a grateful
frame OF mind, but he has the satisfaction
OF knowing that he has suddenly acquired
8 rotoriety tina. he never enj Dyed before.
as an evidence Of this ne received the
following better from John B. Doris, the
ex circus nsnsger, who has Just opened
dime museum in NJ York:
40 the Rt. Hon. Lionel Sackville West h
G. e. Britt M!nis.er, Warrington, ID. G.
my L. RD- Having resd the news.
papers carefully in ali things appertain-
Ing to your now famous letter to Mr.
Murchison and being deeply interested
In your Lordspip's movements, respect
fully address you these lines, hoping tne5
will receive your Lordship's attention
In view OF the fact that you are now,
without exception, the most prominent
msn In American politics, and that you
will soon be recalled to your homo du!iee,
l beg, in my capacity SIS manager OF the
grestest museum in the world,
Lordship the following c ir,
SO tina. you may be ST )rded az opportun-
ity TO plaCe yourself before the American
public previous to your departure. Free
epeech IS my motto. | will psy your
Lordship the sum Of $1,000 PEE week for
holding TWO levees. OF Two hours' cuTa-
ticn, for one Week-two If you prefer
t1em-ssid leyees 10 be held daily IN my
museum. l will pay for your LoEdship
and suite while here. An immediate re-
ply will greatly obligs your Lordship's
most obedient servant.
Signed JOHN B. DORIS,
Manager boris Big Museum, 35I Eighth
avenue, Naw York City.
Msnsger D oris ex plsins thai he wants
Lord Sackville as 80 attraction very
badly, end il his Lordship will consent
to go on exhibition All 3 Will be billed like
CIRCUS" 1t is not likely that Lord
SsckVllle will accept tie generous offer.
He will remain here, it is intimsted, until
after the election, and, as e lrivate ci;i-
z5ni will then take mis- own time TO go
home, in case he is formally removed by
his own government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
YELLOW FEVER.
OffOiAl Advioes Received sc Washington.
Ehe Deaths

Ofiioial Adyices Received sc NashinEtor
Ehe Deaths.
REPORTS FROM FEVER POINTS.
WAsHINGToN,N Nov. 5-Adv.ces received
at the Marine hospital from yellow fever
points are TO the following effect:
Gainesville, Fla, reports three new
cases, sill coloTed, yesterday.
Camp Perry reports twelve refugees ar
rived and eight have been discharged,
leaving 12l remaining.
At the fever camp there are four p.,
.ients. three convslescent and one critl-
cal.
AT DECATUR.
DECATUR, ALA, Nov. There are
four new cases today.
REPORT FROM FERNANDINA,
FRRNANDtNA, FLA, NV 5-Tbe fol-
lowing is to-dsYs report: New Gases, 8;
whites, 2; one death. The fever is gath,
efing up the last Of the whites. / can
fad very few left. The weather is yery
warm.
Signed RS SCHUYLER,
Secretary Howard Association.
AT JACK5oNvILLE.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 5-There
were: New cases, 80; whites, Is; destbs.
2. Total CASES, 1916; total deaths, 3GG,
up to d .te.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
AWAITING TRIAL FOB MURDER.

Immense Amount OF Work Before the
Criminal Oourt At Fort Smith.
Special 10 the Gazette.
FORT SMITH. ARK, Nov. 5-The
November term Of the United States
court for the Western distric. Of Arkansas
commenced to-day and notwi ding
the August term only closed last Satur-
day there were 129 criminal cases on the
docket and seventy FIVE on the grand iary
docket, Of which tnirty-one are for muir
der. The following parties charged with
murder are in jiil awaiting trial: William
Luther, Sam Masse, Thomas Hughes,
John Green, Bud Trainer, Charles Bobtail,
William Woods, Henry Miller, William
Walker, James Mills. John Trut, Joe
Martin, James Martin, joe White, one
Foster, Daniel Thompson, Nose Smith,
A.kire Allen, Marshall Carter and Jack
S2sniard. The jail contains $50 prison
ers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
LANHAM AT WEATHERFORD.
Co1atiaued from First Poe.

are trying to defeat MIN. Colonel Lzu-
ham dealt aoly with the political
Issues thEt are interesting the
Americsn people. He duelt exteusiv 4ly
On the tariff Issue ana showed Ia pEsc.
ticai way tns wJrdings @! the tariff snd
tie great advantage TO the people 10 be
derived by the ulinsie passage OF the
Mills bill. He warned the people who
are running of after tie Non Parsissns
and other side iss1ea Against their move
ments and advised them 10 take q stand
with one Of the great political parties and
help fight this great bsttle.