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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
4 CLOSE CALL.
Continued from First P1ge.

H.rcourt, who said iSwcs the opinion q
another pe:sor, namely Mr.. Gladstone
This ststemcrt caused sensation II
court and Justice H.uuen esked that ey'
yoody abstsiu from nanifestiEg hi
iehlings during tae hearings.
Sir Charles Rlssell-"Wa= Il Iou thel
| destroyed the memorsndum?"
Witness-"Yes. Certain ueEorsnd.
which were in another boy, and which in.
Guided some OF M. Chamoerlain's lst.
.ers, escaped destruction. l. was esd
stones wish that I should be SO Tet'ceu
SIS possible from motives Of political ex
pedieIcY."
The fac flmile Ct The Times letter wa
again handed TO the witness, and be ss!c
ne WAS decidedly CT opinion j
YVES Psrnell's writing. He had neye
discussed the question IS t
now ths Times became possessed Of Il
because he did not know. When be fire.
saw the letter in the Times he did no
think it wss genuine. This was no
because OF any peculiarly il the writing
out because he could not understand
why Psrnell ehould say, "You
may show him this, but do not tell hin
my address" Witness said he never hsc
any doubt sb0ut the signature. He hat
bad numerous letters from PArnell o.
abou. the same date referred to, enc
could not mistake the writing.
Under cross-examination ny Mr.. Hea'J
witness Stated that after he had contested
Galway, for PArlisment the Parnelittf
denounced him In every WY in tAeiJ
power.
The court then adjourned until TO
morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
THE TAMMANY MACHINE.
DIV the Getat N,wYtra Orgauizat!cn &c &
LIS eolE!cai Eowor.

dUw ihe Getat NV YtrA orgauizat!cn Gel
eelH!cn Eowor.
Interview win Tammany Leader in Boston
Globe.
'Lst ne give you 81 idea Ct how our
nscaine Is running, New York has
twenty-four assembly districts. Each
OF these great divisions has q
regularly chosen Tammsny leader, who
Is held to strict account by both
the Tammany Society and the people In
nis jurisdiction. The election district is
the uLit in the organization. There are
$50 election dissricts in the city. Each
OF them has Tsmmauy captain, who
| is responsible to the leader Of his
| Assembly district. Some Of the leaders
1eve ,s many as forty Captains and eiec-
ton districts under lin. Meetings are
held sll tie yesr round, sud tie o.ganiZs
| tio0 never let's down. The money comes
from the hall 10 the Assembly district
leaders and they also distribute the
patronage. a suspect among the Cap
tains is 7unced summ.ri!y. Everybody
watches them. II captain shows skill
and reliability he gets IS much patronage
as his leader can { filrd to furnish. This
hops is tie thing that keeps the captains
! humping. Now here is book that
slways keep with NE. There On that
page Is tie last vote thrown awGy II ny
fistric: arranged by election precincts.
! Here are TIE ramcs & ny cap-
tains. Over haze is the result CT l.st
weeks repofs. TIE Captains now turn IN
8 CANVASS every week, showing the num-
Der CT Democrats tGey era counting on
snd the number OF Tammsny men.
Here is 8 LIST of the doubtfuls in each
precinct. By and by tie nall will send
me word that 50 msly votes sre needed
for Grant. The request will
be larger thsn tee number Ct
Tammsny men Ia my canvass.
Blu. viii haul eff my Cap.
tains, and each will take the contract to
pull in q certain limited number CT his
dcubtiuls. Some CT these will be fetched
With the PRESSURE Of Influences to which
my Captains know they are amsnsble,
and then ne get down 10 tie
financial question. Next esch captain
reports that he needs 50 much TO meet
he turns IN the names OF the en- In his
precinct who are er lying patronage, ard
the names Ct other of lis men who CuLhi
to be worked fJr money. The Capt.in
himself Is not SLOWED TO raise FUNDS.
stend TO that. l get just as much as
csn Gu. OF the district AMI then draw OF
the hall for the rest"
CHOW many voters are there in each
Of these precincts?'
"Ol, only aooul 250 to 500. The Cap-
tain knows all aoous every orc Of them.
But dom. do muca vote buying. have
trained my people so thst l can kiss CT
the distric. better than can buy 1t. No,
l don't use much money"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
THE FEAST OF SORROW.
How the s.. Lc u's Apsr cnists VEIL Ohaesvs
the tentd OF Move mbef.

How the s.. Lc u's Apsr cnitts VEIL Ohaeyvs
the renta OF Move mbef.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 81 The St.
Louis symp.tb' L rs Of the execution Of
the anarchists Will observe the first
anniversary CT the legal oesth OF
Parsons, SPICE, Fischer, Engle
and L,Igg with what lie
designated as festival of sorrow. There
will bs no parade or public demonstra-
ticn on the streets, out st the Apollo the
eter on Saturday evening, November II ::
the anarchists sympsthizers WILL ss.
semble at the tneater and listen
to speeches by number OF Iocsl leaders
After the peschmaking q play, entitled
Sentenced to Des!h," will be presented
It WAS written by 81. L,ui. man
and depicts scenes In the Hay
market on the fatal night when
the bombs were thrown, carrying the
story down to the execution of the heroes
In the plky who sre presumed to
be the Innocent victims Ct circum-
st.nces. An immense attendance is
looked flr and there is much
local interest and curiosity ga to Whist the
feast OF sorrow will De. The proceeds
will 60 to the families of the exseassd
anarchists. sstssss'r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Bowie County Rapubicsns Fight,


TExARKANA, TB- Oct. SI'-The Re-
pubiicsns Of Bowie couaty b5 theIr duly
uGc.ed delegates met he,e tonight for
the purpose C; hclling convention
They came together over Sllioti's dug
store where free fight was INDUCED in
ever the election CT chairman. Two OF
the delegates, toth coloYeG, were arrested
sad marched { f to the lookup. A secolt
effort was made 10 hold the convention
but w;th 10 better success. l. erded
likewise marrow. Two different negroes
cl5imed to be chairman Ct the county
executive committee and out ct this the
truuole grew. Il is new agreed tia. 70
convention will be held.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01

Special TO the Gazette.
AUaTIN, lex, Ocs. 31.-Capta!n B c.
Cues, Democratic nominee fer the State
Senate from this district, and his OF
porent the Independent ticket, Ssna
Tor G. W. Glassccck, spoke here Tonight
to ls,gs sudience Ia the courthouse. a
good desl CT personality vas used. Both
gentlemen have many frisnds in Austin,
and II Is thought the race will be close.
Tie following figures were to-day cb-
tanned from the statistics department !:
Total value Of cotton, corn, whest and
oats raised in Mills Congressional dis
trict for the year 1887, 81 $40. 905; total
vs!ue OF the wool clip in the same period,
S64 PIG.
rns departments are all dull. Lubbock
and Hogg are gone. Nobody Is talking
Of anything but politics, even the went n
taking great interest in il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Lawn Tt nniE Tournament

In the lawn tennis tournament which
toek p!acs on the Dallas Fair grounds
Monday and Tuesday Mess.s. W. Glenn
Walker aud A. A. Mssser OF the Fort
Worth Tennis Ciao Won all the prizes
ofsred. Ga Monday the singles were
played and Mr.. Walker won the state
championship snd the pr,z. offered. On
Tuesday Mr.. Walker aud Mr.. Messer
entered for tue doubles sud came eff vic
torious. Some OF the pls7 WAS very
spirited and the games ho.ly contested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Povcerls's W sInip &.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Suns Phils-
delphia special ssys: THIS weeks issue
of the Journal o, United LABOR, the { fl
cixl o,gln Of the Knights OF LABOR, will
print Communications to the members Of
Of the order signed By PJwderly. In il
he says t. E: circulars OF political rs
ture, papers published In the interest Of
the parties, documents ElAnderiDg either
one Cf The candidates fer President
and ether mstter Of po
liucat cazIac.or ara Being sclssered
Throughout the order. S)me Of these
documents Der the seals Of tie district
or loc.I assemblies. All literature Of this
description ehouid b. dumped into the
waste nzsket By tie secretary Of the ss-
senbiv TAo f16a /: il his box 81 she
postC fl >e CT 81 his k0ms II the evening,
NJ docGru3n ia l5gsl!y before Al assem-
Div uL!ess It comes with the seal OF the
state or district assembly to which tie
local is attached or from the general Sec
ressry, general treasurer, general
worthy foreman, from the secretary OF
the general executive bosri or the general
master workmsg; and should any OF
these serd G document of q political
character not sanctioned by the general
ksSemUIJ III seSSIoht IL enouiu uo SaSt
aside IS unworthy CT notice. 81 have
been informed that on November there
is to De rcuinr issued throughout. the
Il ited States among msmoers Of the
knights Of Labor bes;ing my signature
and advIEing members to vote for certain
candidates. Interviews with me gre to
be published on the evening Il thu elec-
ton, in which am made to SPEAK for
q certain candidate and party. AL
members of this order will see to 1t that
no, deception is practiced on them BY any
such transparent frauds. have not is
sued aud will rot issue such q circular,
and Will not be interviewed or the situs-
tioD; SO do not be deceived. Burn al
documents which are cent TO you By
sgen.s Of parties. Political psrties have
done nothing 10 build up this order"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
At utE.
Special to the Gazette.

RUsK, TEX Oct. 3I.-R1sk hsd her
frat visit from the U aion Laoori.es to-
days they met with warm reception.
Dr.. Lloyd Of Jacksonville csme down on
the same train with Mr.. Humphreys, the
Union Labor candidate for Congress-, to
represent "Howdy" Martin, the Demo-
cratic nominee. The discussion was
opened by Lloyd IN ; good clds;ssbioned
spsscd, which WAS warmly epplsudsd-
Humphreys then took the stand and for
al hour rarhngued the crowd on hard
times. H. was replied to by Lloyd who
showed up the Colonel and psrtV In their
true colors. The mex. SPEAKER was
Rhodes OF Van Il md, the Uaion Labor
candidate for State Senator. His speech
WIS., pretty much sitter the fashion OF
humphreys. Rhodes WAS followed by
Judge ". 81. Morris, who completely
wired up the esrth win Rhodes, Hum
ph.eys SAD the Uaion LSoor psrty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Huobsrd, Brice
& Co., say: The !nglorious ending Of
the threatened corner in Liverpool todsy
created s better feeling there in near
'utures, but prices here failed to respond
to those local Disturbances, the market
opening st last nights figures AID clos
ing 2 points lower. Receipts continue
moderate In volume. Tnere was some
buying tc-'ay on reports that members Ok
the Alliance hsd decided not to market
any more cotton for three weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
His review and rebuke Of the Republican

His review and rebuke Of the Republican
party was scathlpg, aud he completely
stimulated the Union Lsbprites and put
the political P,chibidCnists in their little
graves. His eul0gy upon Cleveland and
fh1rman was superb. His review Of
Rocg' administration and Els eui0gy upon
RES wss fac, GU Wien he held Marlin
cp il lis true c2loTs, peal oIter peel CT
applause went up. His exploration CT
the ninsh plank was satisfactory to sill.
II spsskirg CT TIE principles CT the
Democratic party his remarks were
siCquent, his conpl,i chs superb.
His tribute to the Dspocrstic party YVES
one Of TIE most eloquent End f1:cibls
ever delivered IN Saiphur Slri.gs. l.
went right home to the hearts % the
people, and ne was cbeered TO the echo
sgail sld again. Taken nltogesher, this
las been gala day fer the Democrats CT
old Hopkins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Franco
IN FAVOR OF REVISION.

IN TA'0I' 0I NE
PARIR, Oct. 5l.-The parliamentary
committee appointed to consider the
question OF a revision of the constitution
has decided in favor Of revision by vote
Of to l.
LIE Temps derources the proposed in
come tax as ipquisitorial, and as likely to
add to the number CT enemies Ct the
government. Il does not believe that the
Gill will be passed By Parliament.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Examine the fnesknSof heating stoves
st q. L,xLNtafop's, corner First AND
Housteh B8eet5.

Some extent OF tie m1ney invested in
bose racing mEY be ldged from the
amounts that were won this season BY g
few Of t1e racing Ste bles in this country.
The DwYer Brothers won S122 $50; J. B.
Heggin, 1922, SIG; August Belmont, ST.
ASH; D. d. Wishere, 75.265;A J Css,xtt,
s66,410, and W. GTatz. $3.50. These
amounts only represent tae race prizes,
and do not include any sums which the
owners may have s.,kei on their favor
ties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
J,ep, Tuucma.,s Programme.

WHEELING, ". VA, oct. 5l-Judge
Ttusmir's party, consisting CT his son
and the p.ess representatives, LETT here Il
1925 this morning ever The Baltimore
and Oaic Road for Newark, Oaio, where
the Judge will speak this afternoon. He
will then 20 to his home az Columbus,
reaching there ABOUT 7: so O'Clock. After
the Newark speech he will speak Only
once more in this campaign, and then ae
will address himself to the miners a. Mel
ccnvilIe OhiO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Noman Fatally Slot.

TERRA HAUTE, IND, Oct. 9l.-Duri1g
the parade last hight Dollie Phillips, aged
20, was murdered on the street. She was
standing. on the corner watching the
parade when man approached, poipttd q
revolver at her and pulling the trigger
s.id: "Theret take that" She fell 10
the sidewalk with 8 bullet through ner
hesd and died few minutes later. The
cause CT the shooting is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
What NJ. Ocbb Kaows

FORT WoErH. TEX. Oct. 30, ISIS.
To the Gazette:
Ia this MORNINGS issue appears an ex
tract from the Evening Mail Ia which [
:rn made TO sckno Wedge the existence OF
the order OF Videttes. l say this: l
knew or heard Of such order in the fall OF
1856, End spoke OF 1t at the time TO J,mes
B. Roberts, city editor Of the mail,
know nothing sirce except as appearing
in TaE GAZETTE and other papers.
j. B. COBB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
THE VIDETTES.
. d. rim Mske. "a s,scemsn, to the

j. 9. M rim M shes n stscemen, to the
Ga 'ttr.
Las night mr. j. C. Martin came TO
The GAZETTE off;e and ss:d he had
statement to make. He said: "I
have read Mr.. J. II. Jsckson's de-
nal In the Call to-dsy. rhe order
OF Eidettes does exist IN every sense Ct
tsa term, and Mr. Jackson is mistaken IN
what he says. He is lsboring under al
nsHucinatlJn, snd M. Jackson knows 1t
eX;sts.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Omar che 10 Rally.

special to the Gazette.
CoMANCHE, TEX, Oct. Sl.-The
Democrats are preparing for 8 grand
rally, barbecue and torchlight
procession here next Saturday,.
The whole town will be decorated with
bunting. About fifteen beeves, twenty
five sheep and goats and $500 pounds Of
Dread sre being prepared. The Stephen
vile band has been engaged, and Con-
gressmen Lanhsm and 81. T. Sims have
agreed to be present with several other
eminelt speakers. The political PIT is
ooiling, but the Democrats ere juoilant
over the prospect OF success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Both sides at au!phur Springs.

Special 80 the Gazette.
SULPEUR SPRINGS, TEX, Oct 3I-A
grand aggregation Of political ettrscticn
has filed the town with people to-day.
Colonel T. L. Bonner spoke to q large
audience 8. the Williamson hall and
simultaneously Hon. Marion Martin and
DR.. ]. B. Cfsnd,l spoke 70 g large as-
seInblsge at the Waller opera house.
the entertainment to night with speech
the opers house was filed and the
audience listened to Governor Martin at
tentiyeiy snc applAuded fire..
drew Jsckson's speech to prove
that the Democratic party had gone
sstrsy from lis ancient doctrines, had
left the cid principles, but Governor
Martin would sI!ck, TO them. Speakir G
specifically, it wss opposition to national
banks that the party hsd foresworn. In
these latter days, lie said, there was not q
sound Democ. s.,c plank in the Demo
cratic platform. He reviewed the tariff
questit n He said it was overshsdowed BY
the financial question, and that the Demo
cratic party h.d lodged 1t in their plat
form and were dooging 1t on the stump,
though they profassed to make 1t the lead
ing issue Of tie campaign. He denied the
statement CT Governor Ross End the Dial.
las News that he had while in the constl-
tutionaI convention assisted to give away
the peoples lands to the railroads, and
read from the records to prove his ssser-
lions. BE said that Ross voted for Civ
ing the lands to the railroads
and he voted against It,.
He claimed the credit Ct
introducing the section forbidding dis.
elimination and rebates by railroad com.
psnies and the one forbidding their ex-
emption from taxation. BE never men,
toned any platform that he migR. be
running on.
DR.. Cranhu be,abored the Democratic
party il his usus. style, snd mace many
numerous gemxrks and ludicrous COM
psrisoIs.
The Williamson hsil WAS filed to Its
utmost capacity TO hssr Colonel Bonner,
snd the suciln nee was held in rapt stten-
ton for thee hours. Il was
naateriy effort II behalf
Of Dsmocrtcy He showed that the
democratic party hsd existed for 100
years xnd had ever been the peoples par
ty. That Ill other parties and issues had
I. ught tie Democratic party, snd one by
Che ltey had passed cut Of existence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Germany.
WILL DEMAND SATISFACTION.

LONDON, Oct. 3l.-1he Daily News
correspondent st Berlin says he has beer
informed that England adheres 70 tbs
opinion that the powers should sgree
upon plan CT sction III Ezst Atrics, but
that each power should act independently
The Cologne Gsz3tte in sn inspired
article says Germspy's frat duty IS to de-
mand satisfaction fer the murder CT he1
subjects snd then TO Cooperate with the
powers TO suppress the slsve trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
France,
THE RELIGIOUS MARRIAGE.

PARIa, Oct. so The RELIGIOUS mar
risge Of General Bou.arger's daughter
snd Captain Bryant took place in the
Church CT Pierre to-day. Many military
flicers and Bonsp2rtist members CT thu
Chamber Of Deputies were present. Tit
shrong Of people outside the churci
cheered General Boulknger when be ep
peared.
The Cabinet held q council ct the Pal
ace ysee to day at which the Presiden
presided. The ire ONE tax bill was up
proved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
brt ish Sch ocrer Sstzsd.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3I-A cab.egrsm
from Pors-Au- Prince received this even
ing announces the capture by the Hsytien
man.of-wtr Tousssint Louei.ure CT
Cape Hayden ct the BrltIsn schooner
a. va ch left n w York spout the 1874
inst. with O heavy cargo OF ARMS ami
ammunition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
i ing to stake my reputation on the state
ment that Indiana will go Democratic
4, with no qualifying or reservation"
Eayard az Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. 31.-Some 1900
Democrats tonight attended q meeting
at Orators Hall under the auspices OF the
Jefferson Democratic Association. Sec
Tetary Bay.rd vas the principal spesker,
ond when he was introduce
to the sudierce By General Ssusr. Brown
be WAS sccorded &c ovation seldom given
6 pubic msn in Baltimore. HIS remsrke
were frequently Interrupted By cnthus-
iastic cheefi-g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Harr'slr's Brother wes.rs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo- Oct. GA special
from Kansas City siys that j. Scott Har'
rison OF that city. snd brother Of General
B. Harrison, this morning made wager
tbs: his brother would get 5000 more
votes than Cleveland In Indiana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Greensii,e n stos.
special to the Gazette.

sreciEI 20 INC OHLSSio.
GRERNvnLE. TEX, Oct. 81 The
Hen. Marion Martin snd Dr.. j B. Gran
fl, the editor, politician and srdent
apostle of prohibition, will address the
psople OF North Euut at Wolfe City ou
Thursday, the lss prox. DR.. F. E
Yoakum OF this city, late nominee for
L eutensnt Governor on tha! ticket,
will also be on hand.
Our Congressman CT nerve and patriot
ism, the Hon. C. Kilgore, speaks in
this city or Saturday next, November 8.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01

A royel electric rsllwaJ has been com
pie ed, running from the shore Of LAKE.
Lu;eTn over bed cut IL tue fold lock
to the summit CT. the Burgenssock, 1890
feei up. l! hiss S gradient OF tom 90 to
IS per cent. The electricity is generated
" wstsI-wicsl in the x ser AR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
In Kaufman County.

SpeclAi 70 INC GSzesle
TERRELL, lex, Oct. Sl.-Hon. 10
Abbott spoke at the opera houss yester-
day afternoon. The audience was rather
small from the isct that he spoke during
the busy psrt Of the day.
Democratic spes ksrs have appointments
ali over the county. The Democrats
propose to pu, in the full strength Of the
work it is being done qlietly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01

The discovery snd utilization of natural
gas have proved 9 powerful stimulus to
the manufacture Of iron pipes and tubes
in this country; there are now $500 miles
of mains in the United States for con.
vey.ng natural gas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01

INDIANAPOLIS, IND Oct. S0.-Peshsps'
no speaker has made more addresses and
bsea ever the state quite SIS thoroughly
as Gov. Isaac P. Gray. Ina h-itf cbh-
yeIsition on the .porticll outlook In
Indiana the Gcve,Ees aais: "Iam will,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
NoE.Ciuzens Fau to Meet.


SptCIh. 70 EH6 uaLtkscs
PURCELL, 1. T., Oct. 5l.-To-dsy wss
the time appointed for the called mess
meeting Of the non-citizens Of the Chec-
tsw Nation to meet here for the purpose
Of organizing emong themselves.
Governor Guy last week issue d
proclamation agains. the meet
ing. It WAS complete fzzle in
every respect, but few persons being
there and they attempted no organization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Failure as NacoEdoches.
, - A. n..1s,.

NAcoGDocHEs, TEX, Oct. 3l.-The
stock of merchandise owned by 1. H.
Baker here WAS levled upon this evening
under s Judgment rendered last week in
favor OF Leon and II. Blum amounting to
S179e. The Liabilities are about $500
with assets about $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01

The east, thsEss the north and the
south are ordeES the Grand Republic
Cigarros sntDtAos. The cry Is "still
they come sScf rstAer 'let them come"
Sold by az arst-class4ealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
At Calvert.
Special TO the Gazette.

CALVERT, TEX, Oc.. 30.-Major Ben
Bassett spoke here last Eight to large
and apprecia i've audience. His speech
WIS largely devoted to national issues,
and he handled them successfully to the
audience. He talked tariff to the ladies,
AID received much applause. The Msjor
Was in good spi,its, and made the speech
Of the campaign 50 far es this county is
concerned. After he had closed Hon.
Scot Field was called for, and in speech
fairly made the root ring with applause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Turkey.

THE sUEz CANAL CONVENTION.
CoNsTANIINoPLE, Oct. 80 -Plenipo-
tentisries OF ell the powers interested met
to-day and signed the Suez canal conven-
tim
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
AfYtCe,
REBELS ATTACK SU4KIM

LONDON, OCT. 81 -Atvices I. ON Sus
kim ss7 that Inc rebels aIssczed tie
town, burning the waE!t around thu
water front on the left sGd 81 cling the
fort. They we're ropuised by heavy fire
from the ships and forts.