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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

Secretary Villas had better take earei There is
mat eivservice order still in force, in spite OF
Lis campaign speaking In Wisconsin.
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LOST AND FOUND.
COUNTRY BOARD.

(vOI.D POINT FARM WILL ACCOMMODATE A
u few bosrdsrs Tor fall montha New house, on high
ground. near station; Jsrsey milk and butter eegz
chikeps kc large open are for cool uehts and morn.
ings Tsrms reasonable Box 3, Clifton station Fair
fax County. Va se6-zt
1yOOD BOARD. PUHE An AND WATER, SHADE,
CI pleasant rooms and courteous treatment at the
windsor Mansion. Sugar Loaf Mountain, freder-
tck County. Acdxem MA G. 4 O. HENDRY, urbana.
4 FEW DOARDERo CAN IN ACOOHNODzTID
Asf Noodburn, Scots DtAttou. Metropolitan Hslnch
:ss 71s 81; s, ST. g Sss. s,s@
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WANTED-HELP

ANIEO--HELP
WANTEp.A IogEa NAN xITa Or 8 TEs rs
pHssxos s2 z i rs s :s
I'd Ssy AS b a;s ss 81 sss e a E
WANTTD-woN1N COOKS Sio 10 s4o: CHAM
s:: & SSoa1 s;; 81 siP :: S' :: Aa
WAIVED AN ExPERIENoEp MAN, WITH
og The sas q u sns mp
BE- a.
WANTEp-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
White Fl ;& Ii zDpy s; sS
INCONSISTENCIES BUNDLE BOYS
Apply on Fi'iiSZ i SS;i'a sS 5siS il :
WAAN,T.SD TED; GOOD COOK: Also. a YOU'VE
with reference. !. 80 New jersey ave- NV .eSst '
;sssd: ss.iins and sssns address. :. +,
WANTEp-A GOOD OYSTER COOK. APPLY TO
y " Jos H MuRPHY's Dining saloon. AnaOCstiI
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
enc. WORK. 81 oo4 M St NV. Must have city refer
W4NNTI5ED-lhxIPIEkIEMSED WAIST AND SKIRT
w Hands. Apply ct 1857 L St NV. 1T
o psn ,SS
private family. Address l. B. G.. Star ONCE sS.at'
WANTEDncooKs. LAUNDREssEs, WATERS,
women ssissa S a5S
WANTED-A GOOD DREssMAKER TO TAKE
IT. HOG st. NV.
TEL 6.IsS1 I w REPREsENTATx5s
those WIG can and will secure applications need address
s.1S S5sS SsGs Sys
SONS. us 9TH 81. NV. se8-3t
WANTED : A. YOUNG NAN AS DELIVERY
mo
WANTED-ls24 JEFFERSON PLACE. FIRST
q Ss
w ANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
W. HSS,ego.k; private family; to stay nights: At
w young xhi.s man. Win rood References. capable
and willing e DO manual labor can obtain good attn
p iHEaf: ss ss md # g.
fpnHsS Sf Hills OF E.aF
WANTED -AN ExPERIENCED CLOTHING
w Salesman. Inquire 42l TIN Ut. se5-2t
WANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
W reau. conducted by ladies. and white
Of
WANTED-A SHOE CLERK, ONE PERFECTLY
w familiar with the retail shoe trade; young man
preferred spd With good recommendation Address
WANTED "A WHITE WOMAN 10 COOK AND
w do general housework in . family that under
stands German. Apply til st. NV. or 1918 5th st.
WANTED-BoYs WISHING TO LEARN THE
w Printing business and willing to pass examine
ton as to tntesence general fitness &c, will please
send application. stating age, Quahcsttons, &C.. in
their own handwriting, addressed to CENSOR, star
office se4-At
VANTED-A NEAT, ORDERLY, KIND, WHITE
w Girl to do light Homework for family Of three
persons and for child and half old; best
Of references required Apply TO Mrs SPENCER.
Spencerlan Colleee ONCE. SEA OF
WANTED = We WANT AGENTS WHO A Z
w already travelling salesmen TO cary our lubrica
ing oil samples as side line. MANUFACTURERS
OIL CO., Cleveland. Ohio. se1.6t
WANTED-GIRL FOR FAMILY OF TWO. TO
w cook wash and iron, and do general housework.
Apply between II and O'Clock. 1912 r ave se1-2w
VVANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR LADIES' AND
w Childrene Wear Valuable samples free con-
ditionaliy. Write Mrs. +. O. HARRINGTON. Box 665.
Chicago. sel-l4t
XVANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY MAN OF GOOD
in State old n. house salary, e10 monthy refer
ences exchanged sUPT. MFG. HOUSE. Lock Box
1885. n. Y. au16-th&s4w
WANTED-TwENTY INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE
w agents. Apply at once 605 st. NV. au2S-2w
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ATTORNEYS.

O1NPsTIL- Cz91I1oToI. ATTo1TEY-AT-
s y ~ wsksssssA 3 q - lai III, =
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

l,oR sALE-DEsIRABLE VILLA SITES AT IOR-
II est Glen Nd. 4. z. and s csnts Per foot
se5-lm' J. X HEkTfokD. l423h y st.
UyOR sALE-oh ExCHANGE-FoR LOTS NOETH
II northeast. 20 Farm scres IN the DisfIict:
10 minutes from two depots baltimore and OlIio.
Address 7l7 st. ne. se4-ot-
V>oR SAIL
II Two TRACTS Of land about miles from ws<hiux-
ton City. on the road leading from the kEw IiaOS
FREE BRIDGE toward Fails Church, Va one trscf
containing 351. the other a. NO ala maxi az
eellent Dairy Garden Poultry Parma cg Residences
for business this CITY, would subdl rfde
nicely intosm hOmes This property l. directel 10
he sold under will ana unless sold IT private sale
Ill be sold NJ public auction October WITHOUT
serve Terms onefourth cash, balance in one, ewa
three four snd nve years. Parties viii be tnkel -
view property fires OF charge Perfect ttle guArAn 80
For furfher informaton. ses T. II. sYPHfkD Co.
su2s-dtoc10 wsshii.ston. b q
EoR sALE-AT MELRosE PARK, HATS
re-, q the late X Elios Log 30 p 80
square foot Liberal terms 20 purchasex II Dan
one lot or 70 any ons building q once tor iufte~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TNOR sALE-LOTS AND VILLA SITES AT nOao-
u ynn, tho gxandeot Of I'll Voah1ngtonS sn61rba Tor
~. S & Y ~ Va rs}s s 6S A =: 3. "a "a a
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T lie.
F A t.. {. :: ::
II = Y 4. l.. !! !!
4 LmMxA Psursistos
rs On 18th sna pA sva
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

I,oR SALE : NEW sIx-RooN BRICK ON an.
~ st ne. 20xl00, s2.soo. siso e.rcom bsscf Ca
IN = NV s2.sso. e,rcom er'cs here. r.es
UTICA On st. new ssoS 9Th s1fdRs9a ,onn.~
seo-sa isiSf.s
1SoR sALH-caEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS PROP
price $4,000. 9 n FARMER : aud 4 az. se-Sls
EoR SALE : CHEAP : TWO NEW sin-RooN
BIRCH HOUSE, With ali mod. imr<.. 4s ~, bet
Ing AZ sls.So each. {. II. PAnkEk an and 4 az
lSok sALE-cHEAP-THRET SMALL HOUSES
:. se Lols on 81. bet A. and b ste s.w ,renpnF
=. - Ter MONTH price the three al ot0. 600
!. '.anoe N two years c II. PARKER Akana
LOB SALE = CHEAP-A GOOD TfvE-RoOM
~, nous2 5ls n at sw. rents o. ell 80
3 hi e..,svvV, go . cash. balance aud too yearu
y m hAhfh ~ and h ~. p-S-3t.
tok sALE-cHkAP-A GOOD BUSINESS cob
,r, q = ~ sna No ave Az. reutins at t2S psi mo
FaRxSsnn 81 100 cash. balance on time. c. Al
IA eAfA ~ and Es~ se6-3t'
For sALE-NEw BRICK HOUSE 22S n sr- a
y ronlns aud hath, cellar under who. bo,,se- ot.s
re-ltaoes' al mod imp& Inquire on pr,'mi..s "A
EoR sALE-LAR6E FRAME uoffsT IN M
= fiessAht' wiH sci cheap and on easy terms
s.ss,. .. r. hfhl lord.
1423h O.
u,oR sALE--A MAT HOUSE ON "a ~ avf
y lath and 18th sta. $500. J. X HERTfoRh
Af~Sff ~ se5-3ts
I,oR sALE-cHEAP-vERY pEsiRARIr RRIcx
-, ni2ese, 10. - e, near the Capitol J. X HIRE
sohap. AF~oSf ~ seS-0ts
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

IGOR RFNT-FUhNisHED HALL. 923 ST n w.
Il to lodges clubs aud associations, days ard
evenings TO suit. Apply at ". y. DENIsoN's Real
Estate Office. under above hall au3O-3ln
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WANTED-LOTS,

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. BUILD
w ing lot east CT the Capitol and west Lincoln
Park; must have south east front; but owners
need reply give full description Of property and low
est cash price. Address BOX 81,
au25-I3ts Star office
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THr NV LEATHER GooDa

CONTINUED below.
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with Blue Silk Plush at the bottom, with ribbon
and embroidery at the top; sizes 81 and %
Reduced or Remnant Price. ............... SA13
LACE DEPAR TMENT "RkMNANTs,"
AZ Ladies' Null Ties, subject to slight imper-
fections.
Reduced. or Remnant" price 90.
short Lengths" Oriental Lace Flouncings,
to 8 yards.
Reduced or Remnant price .........25c
Marvelously good values will be offered in
'Short Lengths Of the various popular Laces,
are particularly an xous to close out the
entire accumulation.
so "Short Lengths" Of Torchon Laces
SO Short Lengths of Black silk Laces
80 Short Lengths" Of Cream and Beige
Laces.
ITO "short Lengthsn Of various other Laces,
AL marked at the closest "Remnant' prioea
(First hoor)
SALE OF EMBROIDERIES
We shall place price ON every Short Length
for this Friday that will make them 20 Of sight
We wish to sell every piece. and to that end have
made prices exceptionally low, especially on
colored edRings and all-overs. and white Swiss
Flouncings. The economically inclined will
recognize this a. an opportunity Of some mo-
ment
Second foor)
"ODD SIZES" IN GLOVES
It's the smallest and areest sizes that have to
be forced with a lower price. a. medium sizes
sell themselves
Pairs Ladies' g. Button Length Chamois
Skin Gloves sizes 81 and ox.
Reduced. or Remnant Price.
0Pars Ladies' 4-But. Perinot Suede Gloves
in Tan shades, Emb. back. sizes OK and.
Reduced or Remnant Price. 81 so
First hoor.)
INFANTS DEPARTMENT REMNANTS.
Child's Embroidered Normandy Cap. broad
Null ties.
Reduced, or Remnant Price. .... 37kc.
Tam O'shsnter. embroidered with rosette,
and strings
Reduced, or Remnant Price. .37kc.
Children's CAMP Waists. Of White India Lin
on and Lawn. trimmed with embroidery.
Reduced, or Remnant Price. Use.
/ infants Pale Blue Hsnd-knit worsted
Reduced. or Remnant Price, .sl.2S.
Child's Fine India Linon Dress, trimmed
with fine embroidery and lace. size to yesra
Reduced. or Remnant Price. ..................sz.
Second hoor)
FEW GARMENTS" MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
4 Ladies' High BQuare-neck Cambria Corset
Covers. trimmed with nns embroidery and in
sertion. two clusters Of three tucks each down
the front. Size 40 only.
Reduced. or "Remnant" Price. .37ko
7Ladies' High-neck Extrs.nne Cambria Cor
get Covers; have beautiful circular yoke Of vs.
Tenderness lace, and finished with silk ribbon.
Sizes. 81, "a, and 30.
Reduced, or Remnant" Price.
pairs good Muslin Drawers. with 2-iuch
cambria rune. edged with torchon lacs. clus-
tered tucks in and about the RUNE
Reduced. or Remnant" Price. .Bpc
4 excellent Muslin Chemiss square yoke Of
three Hamburg Insertinss and Ans tucks, neck
and sleevss edged with HAMBURG.
Reduced. or Remnant" Price. .ooo
! ladies' extru.dns Nuslin WALKING Skirt
deep tucked cambric rune. trimmed with Ans
6-inch Hamburg Kmbroidsry; dust rune nm
derueath,
Rsducsd. or Remnant" Price. n "a
Ladiea' combination Muslin 0arments Cor.
set Cover and Skirt In one; HAMBURG trimmed
keducsd. % "Remnans" Price. ................ol
(oscond Aoor.l
Remnants In each and every dspartmsot
WOODWARD LoTRRoR.
OR llfh nnd y - = -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

TIC volume OF legitimate business Is IN
precedentet, for only part OF the in
crease can be sttribu ed - excess Of
speculative operations. IL stocks tae
sales have been CDly shout l, goo
shares 70, the week; in whsst, sbou' 3H
100000 bushels: in cotton. about 0,000
Lales and In other markets rather smaller
thsn usual! Reports indicate marked
| Improvement in the vilume Of !rade at
Nashville, Memphis snd Detroit, and
satisfactory business ST lenIly 81
otner cities. At Pal!adelphls, Pittsourg
and Kansas C!ly tie prevailing quiet is
attributed to po.ilicsi excitement. A
shade CT sirirgerCy IN money is Noted at
81. Paul and an hctive demand ct kanass
City, with some d0u1t shout business
prospects IN Western Kansas. which
leads 10 csusiol in dealings with tnat
section, Improved collections is noticed IN
southwestern end north stern centec5.
II me iToG business, though sales III o.
tg5Gr are thaIgnt 10 nave neidershlytX
ceed6d Frscsoing months. The cl3slug
Of coLt:ec. for n. 500 tons ci raii tor
V&lccTblt roaGs DIsGe the week one 0!
excE p,iGRaIiy .srge trsusECticRs, but qGo-
tstoos arc still S27 80 90 $2S. a. cas- .eTE
mills. 3SI lr6a Is eNe!eT, but prices grow
rno;e jfTesuisr spd icfpler quotations for
aaiIs Gre not naictsiEed. The wool msT
ket Is firm. Tne Cry goods tiade has
been comparatively quiet, the demand tor
neh's woOlens and kat goods being mod
crate, sud fer dress goods quite irregular,
while cotton goods arc generally Timer
without large ir.ussctions. II Is re-
ported that az advance Of 3 cents OF car
pets will be soon effected. Boots and
shoes Gre selling freely at full rates. es-
psctsliy in the West TIE coal trade is
somewhat dull Toe stock market after
s little depression, is less ec;iye but
stronger, snd the average price OF
more active seek is fraction
higher tasn week ago. The
Treasury has :akea in during the week
81 400 eco more gold tbsn II mas paid out,
on it has paid OF. SIS 0G0,C00 more silver
certificates and legal tender, Snd the
money market here - fully supplied, with
low rates W chsnged. Ihe exlorss in
creased the past mouth shout par cent
wis the imports foil below last yesr
sb2ut par cont with waes., corr. &C;
tse, ls1d EnG petroleum dull and lower
than week sgo. TIE . neral syersge Of
prices, nevertheless, rsinEing substantially
uEoaar ged
Rusiners failures the lsst seven tays
number 275 Is conpaTed with total OF
$50 last week SID 224 The week previous.
For ice corresponding Week last yssr the
6gnies wsTe 245.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
SC5RED ABOUT OaIO.
Republican Lsacsrs Appeal to the WOOL
era To ssve the STATE.

Republican Lsacsrs Appeal to the wolk
era I'd ssve the STATE.
COLUMBUS, OIL, Oc:. % The Re-
publican leaders of this State seem to
have just reaiz: = that they sre in great
danger cf loairg Olio. Chairman Cap
p:ilsr has Issued 8 letter 20 the county
leade:s saying that there is the greatest
dsrge. that Cleveland end Thurman will
carry O1:o, and appealing to them 80 go
10 work Gni save the state. Tue
Bliide F0IGker co I'D sTs secus-
ing Senator Sherman ami his followers
with lukewafmness snd bad !sith AID e
desire TO see Harrison lose Ohio IS well
30 Indiana. SheTmsR's friends brig tie
same scCuss.iocs agsihst the Foraker
gang, ard go u!Iher, ard ch.rce The FIR
aker and Bs!ne people with having pu1-
p0eely conducted S Losing campaign and
msking away with the vefv ample funds
cent h.ther by Chairman Qlay. Several
bets IN small sums o, $40 nnd S25 were
put up here yesterday that the state
would so for Cleveland AID Thurman.
The appointments Of Judge Thurman
for nexl week are particularly significant.
Or TueeGay he sps&ks OF Newark, Lick
ing county LicklEg is the greatest
w9oi pred jclrg County east Of the Mis-
sissippi. The farmers and VOL growers
arranged fer the meeting srd invited
Judge Thurman, PROMISING him TO in
crease the ususl Democratic Lilo uIisy 500
il De would make them 8 speech. Ga
Saturday he spesks at Nelaouvi.ls, the
center Of the Hooking Valley rseIc0,
where 60. 600 miners Sre ,em2lcy:d.
AS arbitrator three yesrs ago he awarded
them al advance IT 10 cents ten, and
pu. IN end TO long strike and restored
peace end prosperity to the district. The
mic T ,w!thcutr'g r to party affiliations,
sent an lLvlts!icn fer him TO come aa0
address thsm, Promising thst st least co.
000 0t them would turn cut snd receive
uim. These things contribute gte..ly TO
tie REPUBLICAN sIGTm SHOUT the re:uIt II
Oiin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
LAREDO.

Excureion to the International! FaiE-I1
Crsssing Facilities Cor AarditrE e all.
special TO the Gazette.
LAREDO, Ten, Nov. "A grand *
cursion to tha International Fair n SaH
Antonio On November l6 Will be given
over the Mexican National Road Che
Laredo R;uts }, row open for tIshc 10 the
City OF Mexico. The 3 3trd Of Trade OF
this city have prevailed On the manage
ment to make :hs ticket good TO Iay ever
one dsy, both going and coming, In this
city.
The government has purchased a large
building, two story stone, in NaGTa Lsr-
EDO, MeS'cc, and converted /. into post
office. The postal force in thSt city hiss
been increased SO SO 20 handle
the immense snount o. mail which will
soon begin to pour through ever the Mex
lean Ns.ioEsl, Is that is the shortest
route to eastern and noythEIr Giles In the
United States. The Laredo pcstoffice On
the contrary, remains tie sane as fer.
merly, snd may not BE able to handle the
increase unless the gGysrnment makes
some provision for sdditionsl clerks
The first mail from the City Of Mexico
Will arrive in this city Tomorrow night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

in his last annual message, .nd embodied
in the Mills bill, IL Carried out, csn bat
serve 'be best interests CT this country.
The eYstem Of protection advocated By
ne Republican party discr!minstes IN
justly between the classes 1 think fhs
fsrmers, recdsEic5 2rd !anoring people
sGd the gress bcd7 Of consumers are en-
titled to lit'le protection. Taey do re-:
gel it through the plans favored By the
RICH proteCticrists, Tho az preseA. sesm
TO DE using tie L publican party for she
sdvsrcemen: OF their own selfish par
poses"
Mr.. A. Frank jerks, s1othsr CT the
converts, gives his Yiew5 on the tariff
question in statement printed in one Of
the local p7peTs here. At.er declaring
tlzt he Republican psrtv has s'ult,ded
itself on tee matter CT iasif reduction, ne
ssye: believing, IS do, inst the pres
emf attitude OF the Republican party upon
this supreme ns&iousi Issue ia reactionsry,
cdstvsriancew with thu enlightened states
rnsnship % the Republican party during
the last fifteen years; End believing that
the RepU 0l!csn party il successful under
its present leadership would maintain
thst system III al lis r!gor, Propose TO
support C.eveispd and Thurman 81 the
coming presidential election"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
aus IN.
Era rita C1r,truction Company Chartered
Asststs1p Gsuloeiir.

Era rita O1ritruction Company Chartered
Asststsny 9sulneiir.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, n ". 2.-The charter Of
the Brszoria Construction Company Of
Blszoria, cspitsl $50, coo, Was received In
the office o! the S2c.ets.y CT State to-day.
Il corporatoIs AID directors: T. L. Smith
Columbia, II. Mssteyeon Ct Brfz 1ria and
B. Y Mts:erson t Galveston. The com
psuY prop0ces to 5uiit : railroad aad dig
cut canals.
SzGe GsGiogiss Ddmbsi employed mr.
Oven Elgla Pass to examine riHere-
logy ard geology Of the lower Rio Gssnde,
ths. sectiGn bang RIGA II ores and coal
and iron. DuI1t 81 showed The GAZETTE
ngn specimens OF E,gle Psss coal pro-
nounced equal TO any Pennsylvania coal
DR.. K. A Peurose of PeansyivsDis to-
GAY n0!ifsd the Il; o,oeicsl Department OF
bis acceptance OF the sppoinsmen. as
assistant geologist. Dr.. Psnrose vii
have charge OF cas-. Texas and go to HoIk
at once. He is highly recommended by
the United States Geological Survey. and
IS practical geologss ne has for msuy
vars been at wolk from Csnsca TO South
Carolina
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
The INSIDE FACTS.
ContinaeG from First Psae.

vas unanimously determined by tha per-
sous present. to make Inc letter pubic
Without deiSy. which vas done, NE date
Of ihs fist publication here being QStC-
Der 2l.
CLEVELAND SATISFIED.
Special 70 tns Gs1etSs.
Washington, Nov. 2-The President
mas received numerous teiesTsms and let
teEs cOngcEtC!siDs hin on his sction il
the Sackyille natser. IA discussing tire
SUBJ c. with personal i.isLd he said
SAckville's nctiol itf; him no alternative
than the one adopted, and that Re vas
not sctusted by political ambition, nor
wss ne bidding for tie suffrage Of Clks5
o: votes. He referred 10 the sentiment
OF tbs people expressed through the
newspapers snd said &c wss convinced
he had dore tic proper thing, SAD he ia
content 20 leave the matter 10 the voters
CT The country.
PEEIPs WILL NOT BE SENT HONE.
LONDON, My. The Star, T. P.
O'Conner's psper, says Lord Salisbury is
not likely to listen TO the demand for the
dismissal of Nj. Plelps, United S ates
Minister, IN retalistiol for Americas
freshmen! @. L ord S.ckv,lle. Such a step
might do much harm snd could do no
good. AL are egreed, il says, that Mr.
Bsysrd's courtesy is scapt, but we must
rot forget ne is technically right. Lord
S'ckville's iudiscseticn warranted the de-
msnd for his recall. II Lord Solisbury's
reply TO the demand amounted 70 re-
fussl there is good desl more to be esid
for the action Of America titan E1gIisn-
N AZ gre Just now Inclined to admit
eaNTIMENT IN THE AHERICAN COLONY.
LONDON, Nov 2-rhe Berlin corre-
spoD6snt 81 tie Tines ssys: The general
nrjnion Il residents here. Including the
American colony, is tbht the United
States novernm- ut treated Sackvllie most
unnecessarily oGussle.
VEST WILL LEAVE AT ONCE.
L0HD0S, NV. -Gon. Mic lael Harry
Fl .rber. hss Uo2a appointed Britain
C3srge d'Afsirss a. Washington. L )rc
S'ckyille Will come TO Ecglspd moe
da.ely on leave CT sbBarce. 1t Il uLd-r-
Stood that the government vii! GLOW bis
case 10 rest lii sitter Inc presidential
election
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
IT Is A PCbEjIg&L REVOLUTION
Prorainsnt jam s;own Rspublicaus Cem
irR Over to Oeyalsgd.

irK Over to O.eyalnGd.
JANEeTowNi n Y OCT. % Hundreds
O! r! pu5l:csls In jamestown will vote
for Cleveland and Thurman. No such
revolution In political sentiment Was ever
known IN Chau:suqls county. Here ere
the mares CT tRenty-six more leading
cItIztns OF Jamestown who have made up
their minds to resist the encroechments
Of class ltws under the guise Of "prosec-
toa" They will vote for Cleveland or d
Tbu:1sa On the i CT November EEK
A. FraLk Jenks, eE.ornsy; NJ. L. Ford,
merchant; F. II. Pickett, butter dealer;
lbert Miller, Gil husiEegs; Dspiei
Walker, contractor; Andrew Dapz>z mr.
chsnic; Johu A. S uil, correspondent; r
II. Johnson, aotel proprietor; T1cm4s
l. nm, warp Gre ssef; M. T. FIsgg, reai
estate; August Johnson, mechanic;
Henry ". Watson, carriage manufacturer;
Oliver F. Chase, uiniture manufacturer;
james Monroe, hotel proprietor; Perry
Aiken, retired farmer; Captain Joseph
Arnold, retired farmer; William Apiiu,
mechanic; Henry Arnold, mechanic; Dr..
j. B. SeEvis, dentist; F. L. Flick
SCH, secretary Atlas Manufacturing
Company; Henry Koener, upholsterer;
Frank Taylor, mschsnic; John Wallace
Hale, ex policeman; Louis Thierfelt, ne
chsnic; Frank Davis, retired farmer; W.
E. Green, oil desler.
Mr.. F!agy, in stating his determination |
20 reporter, said: "I intend to vote for !
Cleveland and Thurman, and my ress rs
for adopting that course cen be briefly /
stated. have always been Republican,
but the platform adopted Dy the Republi-
csn party at Chicsgo, and the position
taken by the Republican press and
speakers, especially upon the ssb.E
jsct OF tariff reduction, Gre in
direct opposition to my own views.
I believe that the principles and
1Gasons Sc. forth By Presidsns Cleveland