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Her husband and her sons and daughters,
who, all, like her, live for this world, will
have about the same destiny for
the body aud the soul. You having had
ssnctified and diVlnely ennobled wiiely
ambition, will pass up into palaces, and
Whist becomes of your body is of no i'm
portauce, for 1t Is only q scaffolding,
pulled down now that your temple is
done. You will stand in the everlasting
rest and see your husband come, and see
your children come in, II they have not
precededl you. Glorifed Christian wife
Pick up any crown you choose from of
the Kings footstool and weSr It; 1t was
promised you long ago, and with it cover
up all the SEATS OF your earthly conf ct.
Sixteen miles from Petersburg, Russia,
was one Of the royal palaces, and there
one night Catherine the Empress enter
tanned Prince Henry. 1t was severe win
ter and deep snow, and the Empress and
the Prince rode In q msgnifcence OF
sleigh and ROBE and canopy never sur
passed, followed by 1000 sleighs laden
with the first people u Russia, and
whole length of the distance illumined by
lamps and dazzling temples built for that
one night, and limitations Of Mosque and
Egyptian pyramids; and people OF all
nations in all styles Of costume standing
on platforms along the way and watching
the blaze Of the pyrotechnics. At the
palace the luxuries of Kingdoms were
gathered and spread, and at the table the
guests had but to touch the centre Of 8
plate ard by magical machinery 1t drop
ped d another plate came up loaded
with i'll richer visnds. But 81 that
scene OF the long ago shall be eclipsed by
the greater splendors that will be gath
cred at the banquet made by
the Heavenly King for those con-
secrated women who come in out Of the
winter and snowy chill of their earthly
existence into the warmed and iIlumined
palaces of heaven. With the King him
self and all the potentates, yourself robed
and crowned, you will sit at = table COM
pared with which all the feasts of Eanil-
worth aud st. Cloud and the Alhsmbra
were beggar's crust. And the platter
of one royal satisfaction touched at the
center shall disappear only to make room
for beggsr's crust and the golden plate
Of one royal satisfaction, touched at the
center, shall disappear only to make
loom for the coming up of some richer
and grander reg8lement.
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JOHN SIBERIAN HEARD FROM.
he il Feeling His Way Quietly Among the
New York Muswumps.

New York muswumpGs
NEW YORK, Feb. I2.-The Republican
club Of the city Of New York gave 8 din
ner at Delmonico's last night In honor OF
the birthday Of Abraham Lincoln. Nearly
500 guests were present, Including Sena-
tor John Sherman, Senator W. B. Ali.
son, Senators Egsrts, Spooper, Msnder-
son, Warner Miller and other leading
Republicans.
Senator Spooner Of Wisconsin, one Of
the principal speakers, paid high COM
pliment to John Sherman 10 his opening,
Speaking Of the coming campaign
he said: The question OF
civil service reform which gives
sll the Offices to Ole party and which
folds Eugene Higgins 60 It's bosom is not
the only issue. The protection Of Ameri-
can industry and American labor demands
our Attt ntion. The summer school al
Red Top of Professor Carlisle had scarce-
ly concluded its labors before the admin
istrstiou won the applause Of all free
trade Eogland with the smiling acquIes-
ence of the northern Democracy. The
great manufacturing state of Texas
lsu2hter has the chairman
snip Of the House committee
of ways and means and the Democrats OF
the north have but one member. These
men are not fit to have charge Of the in
terests Of American labor. In copine
contest 7ou can be assured that the r..
publican states Of the west and northwest
will not fail you.
Senator Sherman rejoiced that the Re-
publicans Of New York were not afraid of
the cry of "Bloody !shiril" From the
time OF Washington ne had found the
great pstriots Of America had dwelt up
on free ballot IS the basis Of our libertie 8.
Even Grover Cleveland dwelt upon this
" one CT his messages, not the last one.
Laughter That was devoted to paving
the way Tor another campaign. Had
there been free ballot and fair
count in 1884 James G. Blaine would
have been elected. Tremendous
applause Several of the southern
states would to-day be Republican If there
was fair count, and II the Republican
party does not do its duty in this mstter
the Democratic party will break down
the industries OF tie country We hsve
been punished by one term Of the Demo-
cratic party, and l think he will not
punish rs with secoI term like it.n
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ALTAR AND TOMB.
The Gszette's Record of the Marriage
and Deaths In Texas.
H.DpTanvu

The G6Sotte'B Record OF the Marriage
and Deaths in Texas.
MARRIAGES.
A. N Robinson sad Miss Ida c. Tibbs,
Waco, February s.
G. 81. Carter and Miss LAURA Carr,
Pleasanton, February l.
Q. A Reed snd Miss Bessie Arthur,
Paris, February s.
Ira Hlgss and Miss Hattie Nash, Tex
arkans, Februsry5.
M. P. Gsisleman and Miss Mollie Ran.
dolpA, Houston, February.
Reuben Long aud Miss Helen Simmons,
Mexia, February 8.
John A. Stone and Mrs. Anna &. Nor
gan, Bellville, February 8.
Harry Taylor apd Miss Mamie Lam
bert, DeLeon, February 8.
T. A. Pipkerton and Miss Nary B.
Preston, Tyler, February
j. W Hartley and Miss Beecher CorleY
Waco, February 6.
G. L. Wood and Miss May Rutherford,
Honey Grove, February 9.
John Cook and Miss Bette Fitziugh,
Mckinney, February 8
ERATHs.
3. P. Goodwin, Wsxahachie, Febru-
arv 6.
Mrs. L. Goodman, LuliDg, February g.
DR.. " G Hsrdin, Terrell, February Z.
Mrs Ida L Dodge, Terrell, February G.
G.. T Wslling, Whitney, February 8.
R. M. Tarlton, Hillsboro, February 4.
Major Rowan Green, Arson, Febru-
Ary 1.
Mrs. J. s. PInkston. Bryan, February 8.
G. W Glenn, Temple, February 8.
Joel Dunkel, Mineral Wells, February 4.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Jourdan, E gin, Febru-
AIRY 8.
Capt. A. G. Smith, Buffalo, Leon
county, January.S0.
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other estimates make i. reach 1850, ooo, 900

other estimates make 1t reach 15o, 0oo, 900
marks.
The Berlin Post states that there is
feYerish sctivity st Spsndan where the
men In government foundries are com.
PEELED TO work over time.
The condition Of the Crown Prince alb
serbs the national interest. The official
bulletins give but scsnt inform ,tion
and the doctors are universally reticent
in response to private inquiries. To-
DAYS bulletin, which states that the
Crown Prince passed c good night and
feels very well, did not relieve the gloom
of Berliners who crowded In front Of the
palace in client masses, waiting to give o
sympathetic s.lutation to the Emperor.
The private advices from San Reno do
not quite support the official report.
Authentic details of the operation dis
close the fact that 1t WAS hurrledly de-
cided to perform 1t
uNDER c9LoRoFoRh.
The operation lasted twenty minutes.
DIR. Bramsnn passed the night beside
the patient, Drs. Rrouse and Horsll be-
ing in attendance in an s6joining room.
The last words the Crown Prince
spoke were addressed to the doc
tors, bidding them share his cour-
Gge. Since the operation he has
written few words expressing his sense
of relief and ease. he passed part of the
to-day in an invalid chair reading. The
Crown Princess and her smily seem more
cheerful to-day. The Princess visited
him aud afterwsrd played lawn tennis at
Villa 0fmond.
The discussion as to the real nature Of
the Crown Princes ailment has been re-
sumed. DR.. Bergman's visit to San
Reno is expressly for the purpose Of re-
porting to the Emperor the
latest phase Of the case. Mean
while the German doctors who have
been consulted since the frat indication
of the malsdy, continue to hold the opin-
ion that the disease is cancer, associated
with perishondritis. The Crown Princes
life Hsy be prolonged under favorable
conditions Tor two or three years
without the operation of the larynx.
The Emperor and Prince Wilhelm.
we're intensely affected pending the re-
suit of the operation. Prince William
did not sleep throughout Thursday night
Gnd proposed to instantly depart for
San Reno, but Prince Bismarck opposed
this step on the ground that 1t would add
to the public excitement and the sense of
danger. The Princess William who Is
now near confinement joined in the effort
to induce him to remain IN Berlin. The
Princes illness has had fatal effect on
Berlin society. All the ietes that usually
mark the climax Of the carnival season,
and all the balls and receptions have been
stopped.
AZ the ANIMAL subscription ball st the
opers house on Thursday, nobody danced
and, after dreary promenade, the house
was emptied.
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A Meeting to be oaIleds

Correspondence of tbs Gazette.
BRANDON, TEx.s Feb. 10.-Brandon is
trying TO work up IN interest in the wsy
Of immigration andITill call nesting In
q short time for the purpose Of taking
steps in thst direction. A crest many
favor the move while others oppose it,
but VS. think when the matter Is laid fair
ly aIdsfqoarelV before them we can have
q good meeting snd Gall into line snG keep
step In the onward march toward the
building up Of the great and glorious
Lone Star State.
Among many Of our people who were
stricken with the California fever last
fall were &r. G. W. King and Mr.. z Cob
bell, two OF our best citizens and nothing
would cool their fever but good desc of
California. all OF which they got at big
expense Mr. King sold one OF the foest
farms in Hill county and stsrted at once
for the promised land. On peaching there
he made @ tolr of the state and said he
could find nothing there that would in.
duce him to stay so he retained to Texas,
bought lxad and says he 10 willing TO
spend the rest Of his days in Texas.
Mr.. Goblet has not returned yet, but
whites usi az you have home In
Texas keep 1t. IL You eau buy home
oss it. II Yoa have sl0,oos invest 1t
You couldn't buy home with
it ksre-aud taking all in all see nothing
good in California for poor uas."
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IN AVALANCHE.
Men at Work Digging Out a Railway
Station and a Mall Train Re-
Gently Covered Up.
4 Vienna Psper Publishes the Full
Text Of the Triple AlIlaRes-An
EpIiems Of 1t.
Move m snts by Various European Nations
Looking to the Strengthening of Their
Defensive FOross-Generai News.
Austria.
TIM WORK OF AN AVALANCHE.

THk WORK or AN AVALANCHE,
VIENNA, Feb. 1I.-one of the ava
lGnches which just occurred on the line Of
the ArIberg railroad, buried Laghen
station and q mall train. Two thousand
men are at work attempting to rescue the
imprisoned persons. Two large avs
lAnches have blocked the tunnel on the
line, ard It will probably be q w5ek be-
fore 1t Is again opened, despite the efforts
OF large number of troops and workmen
who are engaged in removing the snow.
TEXT or THE TREATY.
VIENNA, Feb. 1.-THE Erie Presse
publishes the text OF the triple alliance
treaty. The terms Of the compact are as
follows: In event of an attack by France
against italy, or by Russia sgainst Austria,
Cabinets ct Rome and Vienna will main
tain friendly neutrality. Austria will
support Itsly's interests in the Mediter.
rSneAn and promote no enterprise In the
Balkans without previous agreement with
Italy. The Italian German treaty i'm
poses mutual support against France In
case Of an attack. The additional con-
Yention provides II Austria or Germany
is attacked By France or Russia Italy will
be obliged to protect the country at
tackled.
A NEWSPAPERS INTERPRETATION.
VIENNA, Feb. 1.-The Fiemdenblatt
says Lord SslisbuSy's speech In the
House OF Lords implies that England will
be found ranged with those powers which
regard the eastern question as within the
sphere of their interests.
IT IS CANCER.
SAN RENO, Feb. 1.-THE Crown
Prince will leave his bed on Monday. DR..
Schroeder of Vienna maintains that the
disease from which he is suffering is
cancer.
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Ruek.. snop m.n Bound ox.r,

NEW YORK Feb. 12.-The twentY-eight
men arrested yesterday ON charges of
maintaining and running bucket shops
were erraigned st the Jefferson Market
Police Court to-day. All but Arthur
Coleman and Andrew r. Hammond
waived examination and were each held
IN $500 bail. Coleman was discharged.
Hammond demanded an examination,
which was set down for o-morrow.
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kohb.n ana nzurnsred.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. I2.-The
body OF Russian named Loretzs was
f)und two miles north of Huntington,
Ind, this morning with q bullet hole in
the back OF his head. The pockets Of the
dead man had been rifed Of vsluables.
jacob Ksllenback was placed under
arrest on suspicion of haYing committed
the murder.
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ous In Frs,sn. Rates.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 12.-The Mis-
souri, Paci &c and al other roads running
west from here announce cut to 60 into
effect tomorrow OF Q to "a cents on all
upper and from to q cents on all
lower classes Of freight TO Missouri ylEer
points.
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WIN Au,bori.. alOrkanaue narr.axe.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. 12.--The Gar
has ordered the formstron OF $ conmis-
sion for the remodeliDg Of the laws re-
specting the imperial family so SIS to an
thorize morganatic marriages Of the
younger members OF the family under
certain conditions.
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IMMIGRATION.
Home Seekers at wichita EAlIs.

dOuo beekern b "IuhIth 2 hUAs
Special 70 the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLs, TEX, Feb. R.-There
have been quite number of home seek
ers here In the last two weeks, and many
CT them have bought land and will move
on it at once.
Our immigration committee has been
distributing its literature whereGt will do
the most good, ald has already COM
menced to hear from it.
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EO RlaHd.
AN URGENT ORDER.

An OhOhNA OhDhh'
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE British War
office has Issued urgent order for the
expedition oil details Of new and im-
portant mobiliziDg schemes. 1t has also
ordered military centers to supply details
Of facilities for summoning reserves and
increasing battAlions from depots within
forty-eight hours.
ACCEPTED THK OFFER,
LONDON, Feb. ll.-John L. Sullivan
has accepted the offer Of Jack Knition to
stand before MIN for E200, SIX rounds.
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TEXAS PENSIONS
Special to the Ga5etti,

WAsH1NdroH, Feb. 1.-THE follrs. 4 81
Texas pensions were issued toe sEtS.s5
mexlcsn surviyors-Henry NJ. Cool, eceisz
ton; jesse M. Cook, Denison; ElisEssss u
Brlgge, Bexsr; William G. CothE =
Jacksboro; Matthew j. Brinson, Az q,
ton; John BiRgerstrap, White Rock. 49,
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Larry GiTIS,.
Ayers Cher ry Pectora

~ Pectoral, and it has never failed to
afford immediate relief do not allow
myself to be without this medicine in
the house."
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. Ayr s Co., Lowell, Mass.
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GREAT RELIEF.

and l have since often prescribed
remedy with gratifying results. /
nothing that so speedily ailays ~
chial irritation and stops coughingan
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bostsess
ia
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AuLTrTuDEs OF woAIE
rink, and 1t is no unusual ihing 70 See
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-21
SHORT TELEGRAMS.

SHANGHAI, CHINA, March 20-Violent
shocks of earthquake have continued IN
the province of Yunnon duriue the last
three weeks, destroying may towns and
an immense amoun, of shipping at Kicn'
Chin. The lowest estimates place ilc
number Of persons killed at 1000.
MONTREAL, March 20 AT q meeting
Of persons opposed 10 the French Vice.
Consul here 1ying his h4g here az hai,'
mast in respect 10 the memory Of the
dead Emperor Of Germany, ii was re-
solved to protest against his action, and
a committee Was appointed tO SECURE
signatures IN support OF thc protest
CITY or MEXICO, March 20-Tue rail-
way branch extending from Marquee, ON
the Central Trunk Line. 10 Hacienda
Astilers, was opened Sunday. a large
party, including General Pacheco, minis
ter OF public works, went over ite lie
in special train. The road, which Is
about % ki.Ometcra long, was built by
Carlos Esenmaun. in conjunction wiih
party OF Berlin capitalists.
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The Theatre.

Michael S,rogoff was produced at the
Theatre last night for the last time this
season by The Charles J.. Andrew Car
nival and Minuct Company. II was ex-
Gently produced, although it failed to al
tract a good house. The next attraction
will be Fritz as Our Cousin German. OF
his performance a Philadelphia paper
says:
IL, was the same Old Fritz, as young
in voice and laugh as ever, that moved
the audience at the Opera House al
ternately to laughter and tears last
night. Most of the tears, by the
way, flowing in default Of more
laugh. The original Frilz, in which
Emmet appeared here years ago
has been reconstructed and made
as good rs new play, hetter per
haps than some new ones Fritz has ap-
peared in But the life and soui OF the
play was Emmett himself, Of course, with
new songs and finer voice than when
seen here last season, and as tender tj
children and dumb brutcs as his mar
vellous sympathy has always made him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-21
viryinlas Interest in the c. q o.

Captain John McQuade, member OF
the City Council Of Stanton, who has
been ia the city as one of the proxies OF
the State at the meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company will leave for home this eyen-
ing
In communication with reporter be
said that the general value of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio stock now ownet by the
State was about 81 80 per share. The
State owned 1922 shares, for the sale Of
which bids will be received by the Board
of Public Works, in whole or In psIt, up
to April 2lsl, 1883, under joint
resolution of the General Assembly, ap-
proved by the Governor February IA, 1883:
that the State would not sell at 81 80 per
share because IL was the belief of all par
ties that the stock was worth great deal
more than that
The impression is that the bids for the
purchase of the State stocks will be Of an
enhanced figure unless combination be
formed among bidders.
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THE WESTERN STRIKE.
EngIneers.Enycott @. II a O. Car.

CHICAGO, March 20-A dispatch from
Cairo, Ill, SAYS The Illinois Central
engineers at Jackson, Tenn, last night
refused 10 pull a train until three Bur
lington cars were cut cut and side track.
ed, which was done At Fulton. Ky,
the company WAS obliged to roiusc sever
al Burlln.t0n ears from the Chesapeake
and OHIO FOR The same reason !. j. gen
ally under tool on the line OF the Illinois
Central south that the engineers win
handle no O. cars.
a dispatch from Last 81. Louis saws a
freight train made u exclusively of cars
for the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
rOad was brought over the Louisville and
Nashville yesterday from Mount Vernon
by the master mechanic, the regular en-.
gineers having refused TO handle the
freight.
THE SANTA VE ~ GOOD SHAPE AGAIN.
KANSAS CITY, March %. 10 an-The
situation at the Union depor~this morn
Ing presents no appearance OF a strike.
The Santa Fe is getting AL Of its trail s
out on time, and the accumulation OF
freight In the yards is icing 50 greatly
reduced that The oficills Of lbat company
will be ready 10 receive all business bl
this evening. Six freight trains, carry
ing one hundred and forty-siX cars. went
out this morning
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CHARTER GRANTED.
The Virginia Association of stationar,
Engineers.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted a
charter to the Virginia Association OF
Stationary Engineers.
The objects Of the association are TO
advance the interests Of its members and
to provide for the education, training,
and examination Of stationary engineers,
In ordcrto raise the standard of efficiency
in their profession
The capital stock is to be not less than
500 nor more than $4,000. divided into
shares of one dollar each. The real estate
to be held shall consist Of such land and
tenemenis as it shall acquire for the pur-
poses of the association aforesaid, not 10
exceed al any one time one quarter Of All
acre.
The principal Office is to be in the city
of Richmond. The officers for the first
year are John Maxwell, chief engineer ;
John Vandeventer, first engineer; j. y
Cowardin, second engineer; T. p. Jones,
first assistant engineer; Richard Denoon,
second assistant engineer; II. J. schlos-
ser, third assistant engineer.
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The Wise Brigade Association met last
night in the Office of General Hill, rail
road commissioner. Routine bushes:
was transacted, and resolution wa:
adopted requesting the following mem
bers 10 prepare and report to the next
meeting a record of their respective com
panies
Captain Cleveland, Company E.
48th regiment A. B. Cauthorn, Com.
pany G, 26th regiment Major W. X
Perrin, Company X, Goth regiment; J. d.
Taylor, Company II, 26th regiment
Isaac Newman, Company A, 50th resi-
ment; Josiah Ryland Company A, Bah
regiment; r. NJ. Page, Company A
Goth regiment w. 5. Courtney, Company
G, Goth regiment; Captain j. w Smith
Company |, 26th regiment.
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VOL. U,-NUMBER 449.
SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.
Concluded TO Pay His Little $50.

Michael Walsh, the proprietor of the
bar.room on Franklin street, just below
the Police Court, and William j. Dooley,
proprietor Of the bar-room, No 1901 East
Franklin street, were tried In the Police
Court yesterday under the city ordinance
for keeping their bar-roOms open and
selling liquor last Sunday.
The evidence against both was con-
elusive, and each were fined $50. Mr.
Dooley promptly paid his. Mr.. Walsh
did not come 10 court in answer to the
summons, he being sick, and the case
was tried III his absence. Sergeant
Thomas went to his bar.room to get the
fine $500, and there saw Mira. Walsh who
declined to pay it. The Sergean, then
made levy on the whole establishment
and was preparing to have wagon back
up and to load up With the effects when
Mrs Walsh changed her mind and hand
ed the Sergeant $50 bill.
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La The Police COurt yesterday another
long Hsi of individuals, white and black
male and icmac were hned each 81 aud
cost for being drunk, and several trampa
ordered 10 leave the city.
Cornelius Washington and Mary J.
Ellis, Two negroes, were each required TO
give 800 -ccurity for their good behavior
for twelve months
Two more dealers in the game of lot
tery called policy were before the Po-
lire CoUrt yesterday and sent on to the
grand Jury of the llustings Court. They
were William = Shorts and Robert ID
Brown. There is a whole batch OF them
10 De tried 90 morrow morning.
John Jones, the tramp who gave boy
an advertising piece OF paper purport'
ing 20 be "a check foI $4,000, telling the
bov 10 get Sl0 on IL, was before the
Police Court yesterday. lie was sent 10
Jail In default of surely for his good be.
haviOr for three months, he having been
told TO leave town MOn0sy.
The oftentime continued case Of
William Cabcn, charged with felony was
again called I'm the Police Court. and
again continued until March 29,h
William Booker, a negro hack driver
charged with soliciting passengers at
place not designated Toy the Mayor at
Union depot, was fined So.