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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
KANrEp-LIN LSSEE

Neither malice nor ignorance is wholly
responsible for the attempt on the part
of certain Republican journals and lead
ers to reopen the sectional issue, which
formed the chief stock in trade of their
party for so many years.
The Republican who pauses in the
midst of his exultation to analyze the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

HAYTI is like Central America or Cuba-it
would be terrestrial paradise if the present in
habitants were all removed from this earthly
sphere through some dispensation of Providence.
--[Toledo Blade.
And if Foraker and ingalls, could have
their way about it, the South would be
little better than Hayti, whose inhabit-
ants you say ought to be f'removed. :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER gives this
advice with respect to the Christmas hol-
days: "Don t eat two mince pies, u
plum pudding, lobster salad and ice
cream, and then complain that the eli
mate does not agree with you. With
our hands on our pockets we promise you
solemnly Charles Dudley, that we won t .
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Then It Is Now a Darling.
CoHinsville Times

The editorialwork of the Fort Worth
GAZETTE is strong and able. THE GA
zETrE will soon have on new clothes, and
then it will be a darling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
OF Texas Iron.

1t is a fact perhaps little known that as
good car wheels as ever ran OH a rail are
being made in Houston of native Texas
iron, and nearly all the roads i'll the stata'
aIASusing them.
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At the Old Stand.

The gallant GAZETTE of Fort Worth has
about 'shelved politics and gone back
to its old trade of casting its lines around
and whooping 'em up for the Fort.
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KENTUCKY VENDETTA.
A Quarrel Results in the Killing of One %
and the Wounding OF Others.

anu the NOunulnS OF OtnerS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. S.-News Of
bloody tragedy in Metcalf county last
Tuesday reached this city to-day. james
Demumberum and his eleven-year-old
son were met in the road by lack Walkup
and his grown son. They had previously
quarreled about some hogs and
lack Walkup drew pistol and
shot Demumberum through the
abdomen without word. The
two elinched and young Walkup
rushed up with haschet and commenced
beating the wounded man over the head.
The victim IS little boy couldn't stand
this, and pulling out an old knife, he Sc
verely wounded both men before he could
be disarmed. Demumberum died
Wednesday, and his murderers were ar
rested yesterday. Young Walkup is in
dangerous condition from the knife
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ENTERED AT TIE Fort WORTH, TEXAS, Posi-
OFFICE AS sEcoND-CIAss MAIL MATTER
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Edison's Tell-TaIe of the Ages.

Mr Edison, the inventor, is awaiting
phonograms from England which win re-
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

All persons SeekiHg enIpiay,neuf as Idborcrs
ofserro3tts irito can not afford 10 pap may dd-
rettise ia this cottonjl' for situations free OF
charge.
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STATE OF OHIO. CRY OF TOLEDO.

Economical girls %ayl trim their hats
with white wings this winter because they
can get them for song. &C. =
, 1888-03-21

that he would neither resign nor apply to
be placed on the retired list. The result
of the meeting was telegraphed to
MarseilleS, stating that General Boulanger
was ineligible, and could neither accept nor
refuse candidacy, but his election would
be an expression of valuable sympathy as
a national protest.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed the
Budget reNerving the right to reAdjust the
tax on spirits by a special bill.
NJ. Iirard's proposal 30 prolong the
surtax on sugar of ten francs was approx
ed.
New York, March l9th.-The West In
dian mail train on Saturday was wrecked
at Blackshear Bridge in South West
Georgia. Twenty persons were killed.
There are renewed rumours that the
Kaiser'S health renders him unable to take
his constitutional or bath, but he passed a
good night.
Paris dispatches state that General
Boulanger has returned to CIermont Ferrand
and taken a formal leave of his command.
1t is reported hat he has obtained leave
to reside in Paris.
The MarSeilleS committee of working
men has adopted a resolution urging the
exclusion of foreigners from the dock
yards.
There was a heavy fall of snow in Paris
yesterday.
, 1888-03-21

the slate down, on which was written, az
have signalled to Jones but got nc an
Swrr.' He did so and signalled to me to
haul the slate up again. On the slate was
written, "He is all right below me work
ing" | got another man to assist me to
try and haul him up, according to inStruc.
tiOnS, he not having answered my signal.
Failing to haul him up, | called the other
diver up and sent him dOwn to see what
was the matter with Jones. He returned
and informed me that he found Jones APP
~parently dead at the bottom. Deceased
was Immediately hauled up. | had the
m%outhpiece unscrewed, which exposed his
face, and | then found he was dead.
There was no defect whatever in the ma
chinery."
DR.. Z. B. Paisley, who viewed the body
on board the "Canada" on Sunday after
noon, said he was of opinion that death
was due to suffOcatiOn whilst deceased was
employed in diving, owing to DOn-Supply
Of air and the Coroner returned a verdict
accordingly.
The funeral took place at II o'clock on
Monday morning from the St. Vincent
wharf. All the officers were in full dress
uniform, and the firing party consisted OF
Blue Jackets. The coffin, which was COW
cred with the Union Jack, was borne on II
gun-carriage brought from the ship. and
drawn by sailors. The East Yorkshire
Regiment furnished Il serjeant's party,
and there were also fifty policemen under
Captain Baker and the Police Band, which
played the Dead March at intervals along
the road. The cortege passed along
Richmond, street to the Cemetery, where
the last rites were performed by the Revd.
A. E. Smith, Vicar. General, Of the Church
of England.
"The "Canada7 left on Monday with the
Lilly and Forward" in tow, to join the
Fleet at Grenada.
, 1888-03-21
DEATH OF A DIVER FRCM
SUFFOCATION.
Port of Spain Gazette 22nd February

u OTC " NUutb OU~CttC A&itU eur WUI vi
AS far as can be gathered, the circum.
stances under which the two smaller YES
less put back into port after the sailing
of the fleet for Grenada on Thursday are
somewhat different to the short account
given IN our last issue. 1t appears that
The ships. eight in number, We're passing
in line through the second bocI (HuevoS),
the 'FOrwarJ' being last. the ''Cdnadan
last but one, and the Lilly in front OF the
Canada. Before the passage was safely
cleared the "F0rward" came to a sudden
stop and the current at once began to tell
on her. She was not only in Danger of
drifting to the shore, but had just passed
a rock on which vessels had more than
once been wrecked. There was nothiug
wrong with the machinery, but a bot had
given out or some accident had occurred III
connection with the screw, the nature of
which we have not learnt. and the vessel
was temporarily disabled. Tlt .'LiIy'
returned to render assistance, AN Il steel
hawSer was liked with the intention of
taking the 'ForWdrd' in tow, but a heavy
Seii caused the haWSer to come in contact
with the blades of HE screw and the pro.
prl!er became clOLged, tlaS disabling the
Lilly" also. StilS were set, the anchors
having been thrown out in the meantime,
but the cables hal to be slipped IN the
end, and il great deal of Skill had to be
exercised in getting the vessels out Of their
critical position. They, however, returned
safely into port. An effort was made to
recover the anchors, but with what degree
OF success We have not heard. Inquiries
were maze on shore 10 get diving appara-
tuS and repair the damage, and we believe
an old diving bell used many years ago
-, 81, ~ II II ~ 9 1
III the possession of MeSSrS. Turnbull
Stewart & Co. The U. S. Flagship
"RiChmOndo had no apparatus to lend
and the required assistance was not Ob.
tanned until Saturday, when the "Canada"
returned from "Grenada" in search of the
"ForWard" and "Lily." The Canada"
was provided with divers and other
necesSaries, and the work of relieving
the "Lily'S" propeller was commenced
but we regret 70 add that the operations
were attended with fatal results to
one of the divers, John Jones, aged 81,
who was suffocated on Sunday morning.
The deceased, who had the reputation
of being a very daring diver, cam up
for the purpose of making a report,
but went down a second time. The man
attending to the air-pump noticed that be
had gone between the rudder-chainS and
rudder, and that he had taken more line
than usual, and he reported this fact to
the officer in charge, who signalled
to Jones but got no reply. AT the inquest
held by Mr.. A. w. Norman, Harbour
Master, on Monday morning, William W.
Woody, boatswain of Fl. N. S., Canada"
deposed as follows:
III was in charge of the diving party on
the morning on the Goth instant effecting
some repairs to the Lily's screw. L sent
W divers down, and after the lapse Of
about twenty minutes l signalled to the
deceased, John Jones, who was one of the
divers employed, and got no answer. l
then signalled to the other diver to haul
, 1888-03-21
FRANCE.

GARlS, rep. 70.
Wmtry weather continues, and at
Intervals throughout the day a fine
Sleet has fallen, barely sufficient to
pow Ter thr pavement and to puzzle
predrstrjau> as TO whether it would be
advisable 70 Put up their umbrellas
or f,ce the icy particles with the best
grace they could command. Pari.
Slams are certainty a ~poiIt community.
The comparatively triAing amoun Of
snow with which they have been vIsi-
ted has actually been denounced ms n
veriiable ScoUtg &c; yet, save in the
by paths of the broad avenues and on
the turf Of the public gardens, scarce
" IA trace If snow is visible. When
this state of things Is cOntraStrd with
the situation in the provinces, North,
South, Easf, and West, it must be
admitted that our lively friends have
more ground for self congrutulatlon
than for complaint but in this gay
metropolis the weather is always
expected to b. on It's best behaviour.
AT amy rate, til" frost has not inter
fered with the progress of the Exhi-
birion on The Champ-de- Mars, which
visited 10. day, aud is the centre of
the utmost activity. Buildings are
rising on every >iGe with mushroom
like suddenness. Some of the large
halls are already rooted, bearing a
close resemblance to the structures
at The biz markets. Indeed, at the
rate at which matters are proceeding,
the works Stem likely to be completed
some time ere they will be required.
THIS, however, il a fault, will he on
the tight side.
Accounts OF snOwstOrms and ava
lanrhe> continue 10 pour in from
different parts of the country. A
large avalanche of snow has fallen on
he parishes of Livet and Gavet, in
the neighbourhood of Grenoble, and
completely INSTRUCTED the great road
lending from that town TO Briancon.
A MarSeilles telegram describes the
weather as extremely severe. Since
Monday several trains on the lines
from Mines to Vauvert have gone as
far as Argues Mortes, but cannot get
back again. In some places no letters
, 1888-03-21

walls in the Department Of the Vau-
cluse, and at PioIenc three trains
have been brought to a halt by the
snow. From Hendaye comes the
intelligence that communication with
Spain is still interrupted, and that
during the past four days no mail
has arrived from Madrid. Between
Cette and Montpelier all traffic is
likewise at a standstiIl, and ON other
lines there is a considerable delay in
the arrival Of trains. In short, in
every direction the outlook is any
thing but pleasant, and so far there
appears no prospect Of a change.
The news received here today
from San Reno is very favourable,
and il is sand that the unsatisfactory
accounts sent Yesterday from several
quarters were greatly exaggerated.
Some rather foolish remarks are
being made here about the absence
of any French physician from the
Villa Zirio. Il is argued that French
science might have proved equal to
the emergency, md that it would
have been Il graceful act TO have had
recourse to some Of the Partisan ce-
lebri'ieS. According to one report,
Prince o Bismarck was actually
consulted on the subject, but declared,
on patriotic grounds, against the
suggestion, This much may be said,
hat the tone of the French press
generally, in its comments on the
illness Of the Gown Prince, has been
unimpeachable, and is believed to
have produced an excellent impress
sion on the other side of the Vosgps.
1t was not in France that the ludi-
crOus idea was started that the Crown
Prince had contracted his allmpnt by
speaking English, and especially by
his efforts to pronounce The "Ih," so
diiicuIt a feat for most foreigners.
Some of your readers who have
visited Fontaincblcau may have
CHANGED upon an ancient worthy who
went BY the name of "Nazareth," and
was Surnamed "The Man of the
Woods" He bad earned The appel
lation fully. When the Empire was
in it's Zenith this strange character,
retiring, hermit lik :, from the busy
haunrs Of men, made for himself Il
habitalion in the thicke<t part OF the
renowned forest. He dweIt among
the branches of four trees, which he
had linked together with clamps Of
iron, aud the primitive dwelling which
he had thus constructed in mid air
Was only to be reached by Il ladder
reserved ~jeaIously for his sole use and
behoot. So, for nearly thirty years
did old "Nazrrrth" lend n tranquil
and con'emplative existence, varied
only by The visits Of strangers Curl
Gus to gaze upon an individual who
had become a veriIable institution,
Habited in the simplest and most
primitive attire, his long white locks
streaming in the wind, The "Man of
the Woods" looked like another
Robinson Otusoe. A short time ago
his health broke down, and he re-
moved TO a village, where he has Just
, 1888-03-21

There is commotion in all the work
shops OF France because a new tenor,
who is by trade a Joiner, has been
discovered. He is called NJ. Bernard,
and, according to the graphic express
sion of his fellow .workmen, he has
'millions in his throat" We are once
again reminded that many popular
tenors were horny-handed sons of
toll before they took to the lyric stage,
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FIVE STERLING BARGAINS.

FIVE STERLING BARGAINS.
MENKEN s. COMPANY
Offer the following unrivaled bargains for
this day only:
NoTE: The articles advertised will be
ready for sale thismorning at 0 o'clock.
FIRST BARGAIN: Genuine Black French
Jersey Jackets, coat back, beautiful
quality, never sold for less than $3.50,
Today Only sLIs.
SECOND BARGAIN: All on Double-Width
All Wool Tricots, spring and summer
understanding better for tailor and
travelling suits-worth every cent Of
90 cents yard,
Today Only SIC.
Third BARGAIN: Cream Batiste Embroid-
cred Robes, full patterns, with beauti-
ful embroidery, three different styles,
worth fully s. each,
To-day Only sa.o7.
SPECIAL: In White Goods department,
where theabovc bargains are displayed,
we offer today a new importation Of
elegant tinted
Null Robes, Embroidered In siIk,
which will be sold at the extraordinary
low price OF $40.
FOURTH BARGAIN: japanese Chamber Set,
consisting OF bath tub, water carrier
and slop jar,
Today Only o9c.
FIFTH BARGAiv: Gloria Sill; Umbrellas. 90
inches gold cap handle, for sun or rain I;
no better wearing umbrella can be
bought for s.,
To-day Only sI.ss.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr.. AND MRs. II. N. TowNER have gone
10 New York.
CAPT. ]. j. THORNTON and wife have re-
Burned from Florida.
MRs. J. w. BAILEY returned from Somer-
| sille yesterday morning.
GES. JAMES l.. ALcoRN, wife and
laughter are at the Peabody.
MAJ. j. Il. Petit is confined to his home
with an attack OF chills and fever.
Mr.. JosEPH JEFFERSON and company
arrived from Little Rock this morning.
Mrs. l.. BAILEY, OF Early Grove, Miss,
Is visiting her son, j. w. Bailey, 50 Court
street.
Mr.. A. VAocARo, of the old house OF
Vaccaro & Co., celebrated his sixty-fourth
birthday yesterday.
Mr.. AND MRs. A. b. GooDBAR have re-
turned from the East, and are registered
ut the Gayoso hotel.
Mr.. AND MRs. GEORGE NJ. TIDwELL, OF
II Mosby street, are rejoicing over the ar
rival OF ten pound boy.
MAJ. j. VI. SMITH and wife left yestcr-
day for Birmingham and Wetumpka, Ala,
to be absent about month.
GEN. AND MRs. A. j. VAUGHAN will
leave this morning for Clarendon, Ark, 10
visit their daughter, Mrs w. l.. JefIreys.
Miss HELEN WEIGH, OF Louisville, Ky,
ARRIVED in the city this morning. She is
visiting tho Misses Estes, at 397 Adams
street.
Mr.. HARRY GOODYEAR, who has been
III for about fifteen months, has returned
from Hot Springs, where lac has been for
Some time.
The Rev. r. NJ. Carson, Of Missouri,
will preach in the Lauderdale Street
Presbyterian church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Mr.. JEo. II. EDRiYGToN, secretary and
treasurer of the Memphis Grocery COM
pany, left last night Tor short business
rip 10 New York.
Sin n. S. WOODWARD, OF Knoxville,
grand captain general OF the Knights Tenn.
plar Of Tennessee, Is in the city, the guest
Of 81. Elmo commandery.
'soUIRE Henry L. CANNos has gone "a
TeDsas Parish, La, 20 look after his plant.
ing interests in that neighborhood, they
being endangered by several ereyasses in
The levee.
The Hon. Robert Powell, Of Canton,
Miss. Mr.. G. II. West and wife, OF Rose.
dale, Miss; ii. j. Bolton, OF Coldwaier,
Miss, and George Bullcn and wife, Of Chi
eago, are registered at the Gayoso hotel.
VIsIToRs on change yesterday: Robert
son Topp and Alfred +. Chauval, 81
Louis; A. Maurel, Joseph Maurel and II
Marrast, Bordeaux, France; w. Pointer
Como, Miss; W. S. Woodward, Knoxville
Tenn.
JoHS Helms, Of the Morristown Gase'te
and his charming daughter, Miss Lucy,
stopped over in Nashville yesterday en-
route home from the meeting Of the Pres
association at Memphis They leave fol
home this afternoon. Nashville Democrat
25ih
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Today Only SIS
MENKFN & COMPANY.

TuE New York Life Insurance company
II iorty-fiye years old, and the largest d.
visible surplus OF any life company in the
world
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oppo.e.i 20 s.loons''

NEw YoHK, April 26.-Albert Griffin,
chairman Of the Anti-saloon Republican
Rational committee, reports that numer-
fos letters have already been received
from senators, congressman, governors
and other leaders, including several whose
rames are being considered In connection
tith the presidency, strongly indoning
the movement 10 commit the party openly
against the saloon. He also says Il Is now
pertain that the Anii-Saloon Republican
National conference, 30 assemble in this
riiy May 2 will continue in session two
dfys, and will be large representative
BODY, comprising delegates from nearly, II
Pot quite, every State and Territory in the
Union.
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AHeayy Frost in virginia,

NonFoLE, Va, April pa heavy frost
In this section last night damaged early
fruits and vegetables from 100000 TO
100000.
STANTON, Va, April 26.-lIcavy frosis
have killed the pear, plum and damson
crops and greatly damaged the peach crop.
Forward wheat ON the river bottom is scri-
'ously injured.
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Hoi For Cheap Tickets,

To New Orleans, Vicksburg, Baton
Rouge, jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex
hrkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81. Paul, and many
other points. |. SANElsoS & Co.,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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There will be a meeting Of the board Of
directors Of the Interstate aud North Mis-.
lifippi Poultry and Pot stock association
u Duny's hotel, In this city, on April 90
iSbs, st II o'clock am. for the purpose oil
mixing arrangements 10 hold here this
M or winter the gandest poultry and pei
fock show ever held In the south. AL
po,iltry fancien and citizens are invited %
not with the board
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III. w. RoYrFR 4 Co.'S sale IN Fort
pckcring will be continued today, com.
ncncing Al II o'clock am. Take the blue
- line. Omnibus in waiting at foot Of
Nm street TO convey passengers TO tho
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Trm New York Life Insurance company
docs the largest first class business Of any
life company In the world. II Is pre-emi.
nently the most successful financial insi.
tuition I'm tho world
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saturday Night. MAY ".
"pngfiIn's Chnrus ..a. "Ihr Heavens afc Telling
Mime TANNER. sir RATTrsflNF Sic rAgiIA
plE1RA aud th1rua
Grand scene from 81 Ituyntur-,' introducing Vie
Anvil chorus.
Grand Local Chorus. Hand. Anvil Brigade aud
ARTILLERY accompaniment
sunday ~ ght.-Atlf1rtlon h ,rA1rdinalrc.
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TnE New York Life Insurance company
iocs its business upon the smallest com.
lined loss and expense rate Of any life
pmpany In The world.
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FIFTH BARGAiv: Gloria Sill; Umbrellas, 90
inches, gold cap handle, for sun or rain I;
no better wearing umbrella can be
bought for IS,
| Todaw nnIw ~ -
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RrMEsBKR the date OF chancery sale Of
b 'ond tract, and be sure and be there
looLlay, April 30.
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Im ladies Of Grace church give nm en-.
erfsnment n the residence Of Mr.. w. A.
'srkcr, No. 242 Vance street, this evening
3 o'clock.
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FOR SALE By
r. l.. COVER & co.
NO cI MADISON STREET.
TWO DOUBLE COTTAGES
Georgia. bargain
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
TWO DOUBLE COTTAGES

room, with every desirable convenience. o A7l
Rbum avenue improved An elegant
COTTAGE 1 Desirable
Woodstock, c., WI
COTTAGE Residence with seven rooms side Of Webster
, all well excellent condition
n
house andcatragc house
FvERooM
t,rnl lin uf
no
Memphis
TWO BRICK HOUSES Madison 600 feet junction MARSHALL
from
admirably
no 200 THIRD STREET Thrccso brick residence with eleven splendid
business
appreciated
q those desiring o purchase.
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I'M New York Life Ia a mutual COM
any exclusively, and ia immense assets
,clong 10 its policy-holdeu.
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CHILDREN crave Holloway's Vcrmifugc
tonfcciions, they are pleasant and effective,