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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

On the great question Of Civil-Serv-
ice reform the Democrats Of Iowa have
declared as follows:
In appointments 70 AL OMEGA the duties Of
which may reject the policy o. The Administers
ton persons should BE- selected whose princA
pies hsrnonizc with The party having the re-
sponsblity Of such administration hut sub
ordinstes should Be selected and retained for
their efhciency- Levying assessments upon
o11ce-holtcrs for partisan purposes can not -
TOO stronxly con1emned- and ne comment 70
the fullest extent every effort which Prest-
dent Cleveland has made ~ the direction -
reform and The eievatiol Of the civil service"
Better Democratic doctrine has NOS
been promulgated it, basis i mo-
rality. liberty and Justice; the true
basis Of the faith Of the actual Demo
cratic party. and the only foundation
Of : Democratic gospel that can hops
70 command the approval Of just men
in any civilized country Of the world
Chicago Oiot<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15


- Is.ssss.. .ss.s:sse.<y - os's's
T.~--..n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
49,. sr.., ~. TN.
~ s-..,,. ..,s.;, ~ N. pr.s,I..s-
-s,~ Sr-- ~ -
= -
pn<<iht 81 the fte~tucnttat ucc ~ hls
loanct. The "favofits son" ~ Ohio.
- ~,ho,. ~, S,.s. .xh;l.t,. s,..h -
,,
ueht anu uhc"ntrot'anie anectinn es-
cry four years. has ALWAYS a cool and
of,., . .lc.~ h..J .,l n - ,r,a. h.,~
-
~ IN showing the arsuruity 81 unmrnu-
ing and misleading epithets and cam
palgn cries
Thus. In 1867. p advocating :
reduction o. the tar'n Congressman
sherman said y was simply m D
surdity 20 talk about . Jree-frade lar
N and 20 talk about : protective
tariff . unnecessary ecaus the wiz
q man could y Q possibly name :
tariff thai would produce $lio. Wo.Vo0
! "A gdd without amply protecting "a
domestic industry. A year later tho
same sherman found u necessary again
% rebuke the ckiess and demagogic
howl o. IRE trade when nothing
was under consideration except = mod
crate reduction Of . high sarin dc
SAID;
In. = eo oo,ses = sopn o. : saD!ses = :
Application 81 such genera phrases - ! -pro-
seesise tsrsn. = revenue tara. = free-srade
s nn 49, - ,mpes,,s . s.ss % ,npn1ssa
pos<s ! burden upon the purchase Ana sale q
imported goods and tends % prevent ever Inn
port..'on- &c exp!ess'on Ansn 'sn1
Csrt.inlv m, u ,he term -, sr..-
,~.a. ,.,;a-, go - .h.,,.y;,v ~ ,sss
Sh.rm-..- ~.c.n, s.,,~ - wh;.h =.
hur,sJ ~. .n;,hss ..frs. .r,ds- - IN.
,,,hors ~ s.h.r,.,o r.d,.s ,n.,.r;sT
~- 80 -~---. = ss
A.r.d h,xs h.sn .rss,sd ~;,h ro.rs -
,.,rh,.r y 49, 60, trio Z rot
h;.eIv rro,a.,;ye MAJ y n, I, g
$3.50 - .h.r,-- ...;w ~ $40
~ Sal-- 49,.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

The trial OF the notorious Diss De Bars
vas begun in the New York Court Of
General Sessions on the lth- Thet trial IT.
tracteda great crowd 10 the courtroom
A MoxsTER demonstration was held in
the City Of Mexico. ON the Sd. in favor Of
the re- election Of President Diax. Twenty
thousand workingmen marched through
the principal streets and called upon the
President Il the National palace.
The town marshal Of West Grove, Il.
arrested four men. on the Sd who are sup
posed 70 Be the burglars who broke into .
clothing store at GlenWood. No, on the
night Of the 31st
PRINCE HoaExrouR has refused to re-
ceive : petition from hotel keepers in Al
sace-Lorraine, whose business u serious
~ affected ~ ths prevailing passport
measure.
The strike Of the Pittsburgh and Ale
gheny bakers, that Va expected 20 occur
on the ltb. did not m~aferialize. the en-
ployers conceding the demands Of the
men
The Japanese Government viii take in
hand The work Of improving the harbor
Of Yokohama on IN extended scale.
The convention Of the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron md steel-workers
al she SIR.
4 xrrx a. cal has been discovered on
the linz ~ the Guls. COLORADO 4 santa Fe
r.iIroad a Ardmore- L I'll about Forty
nile from the Texas state line. raid "a
eoual IN ~shickness and quality the Nc
A~iI;.fev mines On the Nissouri. Kansas
4 Texas railroad.
Joux Gnrrrrx. or 81 Paul. vas killed,
| ana : number 81 other men were more or
lee injured IN An accident on the Mani
toh rsilroad. near Anoka- MINI. 81 the
"a. py the difchinR Of . construction train,
/ caused bv carelessness Of section hands
| in drawing spikes and leaving the rail un-
secured.
DELEGATES Who went % 81 Louis ex-
| pecting 20 have cabbage leaves in their
| hats Iii week and fearful of sunsfroke,
| found that their spring overcoats would
| Aave been more ~serviceabIe.
AGrrArrox at Denbigh. Wales. against
! the payment OF tithes Is increasing. Ths
/ military were called out, on the "a. and
| dispersed : crowd that had gathered. NJ
| one was injured.
on baord the steamship Oceanic. which
| arrived q San Francisco from Yokoha.
| ma. on the 9Th. was Munimitsu Nuts
Japanese Minister 70 the United States. HI
succeeds Minister Kuki, Who recently lef
| washington for Japan.
GovRaxoa HILL 81 New York has signe<
the bill abolishing hanging for murder
in all cases committed after January !
1Sse. and substituting death By electricity
| therefor.
THE extensive shops Of the ST. John
l sewing Machine Company. af Springfield.
O.. we're totally destroyed by IRE, on lhs
lth. together with IN immense stock Of
seasoned lumber.
NRs. & J. OvRRToS, . prisoner in til
Nebraska penitentiary, committed sui.
| eide. on the eth. By cutting her throat
| She Wa sentenced last fall 10 twenty nv,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

1nr Emperor aud Empress OF Brazil.
accompanied BY Drs. Carcot SeuolA'
Giovanni and NattamAjc. went % Ak
les Ba;n<. France. on the tth-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15
TOPICS OF THE DAY
News from Everywhere.

TEMPLE the American bicyclist won
NO races III Dublin. on the "a defeating
Woodside in one. and Wood, OF England.
AZ the other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

snow-storm was reported from
her Lomond. Scotland. on the tth, where
che weather had been unprecedented Tor
shis season Of the year
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

THE straw goods trade of New York was
treAtsd 70 4 surprise, on the 9Th. BY the
announcement that the n. O. Barnard
Manufacturing Company. one Of the larg-
eft houses in the trade. had asked m cx-
tension from their creditors. Their state
m~nt shows liabilities 81 $3,o,ooo, and as-
scts of <3ss.oUO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

NEARLY i've thousand saloons in fhiia-
delphia closed their doors 20 open no
more. AZ midnight on the 5lst when the
Brooks LIQUOR Law vent into effect
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

EMPEROR FREDERICK accorded Prince
Bismarck an interview on the 5th- The
former was very cordial and the Chan
celor was delighted at the EmPeror's de-
meanor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

II il reported that il Is the intention 20
crown the Car Emperor Of Central Asia,
u Samarcand, in order 70 Offset the innus
ence Of Queen victoria's title as Empress
Of India.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

Ia HExRY WILLARD has written . LETT
Ger in which he confirms the report that
he \ organizing : German expedition 20
che South Pole. DR.. Neumayer, : director
will cooperate with Mr.. Willard In the
expedition
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

ExPERoR FREDERICK went from Berlin
- Possdam. on the yacht Alexandria on
the Isl. He Was enthusiastically cheered
BY the populace. The "Trip seemed 70 DO
him good
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15


Malone. = Sherman'te. and White.
law Reid a Blainiac. ARE impeaching
each Others loyalty 70 the Republican
party. Malone was = Confederate
General who trained with the Demo-
Gratis after the war until q few years
ago. wncn a coalition with the Re-
publicans in Virginia on . local qucs-
ton gave him a seat N the Senate and
make him a Republican, Yet hc does
not scruple 20 arraigu Reid as . Re-
publican suspect" for supporting.
with Malone himself. the Democratic
candidate for President In 1872 II il
q very common thing in politics for tho
pot and kct'i~ 70 scorn each Others
blacknes< ST Loais POST Disp1tch.
Young Mr.. Hayes. Of Ohio. son
Of his father. Il learning 20 BE- - car
pcntcr. The first thing he should turn
his plane TO should b : returning
board. or = plank from the Republican
platform -Detrog ESss Prssa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

OWN 1000 persons Witnessed the game
Of bose ball played q Buffalo. n. r., on
The 1st, between the newsboys Of the De-
troit Mich Ersafng Journal and those Of
the Buffalo IN. ~ Nsscs- The latter won
By Z score Of II 70
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

The visiting delegates 70 the st. Louis
convection waited with anxious expect
ancy On Sunday. to hear The hour Of twelve,
midnight strike. They were not dry. bus
wanted 20 observe how well the Sunday
Law W. kept
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

THE marriage Of the Duke Of Costa and
Princess Lefitia Bonaparte is announced
from Rome TO take place in the autumn-
The Pope has given his consent TO the
marriage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

IHE secret Of the failure Of the Senate
committee on the Judiciary 10 make : re-
port on the case Of Mr. Fuller, II certain
charges preferred BY one Dunlevy. Of
Chicago, which the committee have under
Investigation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

Nh WuIsTLER was defeated for re.
election a. president Of the Royal Society
OF British Artists, on the 5th, and in . At
Of anger and disappointment resigned
from the association His action was
initiated By twenty -four Of his adherents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
for q double -scull race to take place II
the Point Of Pines on June Is between
Hamm and Ross. Hosmer and Lee, and
Gaudaur and Mckay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

THE standing Of the graduating class q
the Annapolis (Nd.) Naval Academy il
nov being made up william n. Newton,
Of Pennsylvania, will Be FIRST on the list,
and Frank Marble, Of New York, will &C.
cure second honors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

INTERESTING developments are expected
In the examination into the award TO :
Richmond Wal arm Of recent contract
for furnishing 10000 pounds Of tobac-
GO for use 10 the navy g thirty eight
cents per pound-the highest bid offered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

THREE privates Of the Tipperary lire
land militia At Queenstown were, on the
tth- sentenced 10 Imprisonment for .
week and 70 be dismissed the service, for
firing : salute in honor Of Mr.. william
O'Brien-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

AxKE1Txo Of the Trades Assembly Of
Western Pennsylvania. on the "a, repre-
senting over sixty thousand men, adopted
. series Of resolutions emphatically con-
demning the Mills Tariff bill and all its
advocates
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

A sKM-PAxIc occurred in Diamond
mine stock in the London Stock Elk
change, on the 6th, owing to the refusal Of
the banks 10 make advances, taking
shares as security. The stock Of some u
me mines fell ave points.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

TINE frame house At Point Pleasant O..
IN which General u 8 Grant Was born.
has been 1oafed down the river on .
raft, and hauled up 20 Race and Canal
streets, Cincinnati. where IL il % be placed
on exhibition under . nvas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

A STATUE Of Garibaldi. the Italian pa.
triot, warrior and l~iberator, paid for By
popular subscriptions Of Italians IN
America ranging from I'VE cents q
$1,000. was ~unvailed In Washington
Square. New York ON the eth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
WACO.
Thought the Serv ces Gratuitous-Ae.
quitsed-Notice OF appeal.
Specfsl to Rho Gszette

Thought the servc es Gra,uitous-Ae.
quitsed-Notice OF appeal.
Special TO Ehe Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Feb. u.-In the County court
the State vs.. Ed Muoker, for thefs of cotton IN
the seed from the field OF Sol Peegy, resulted in
q verdict of acquiital for the defendant
In the same court notice Of appeA. was given
in the case Of Sanford John
son VS.. Joanna MoNli lam. Mrs.
McOlellsnd Is the widow of Waco's dead half
millionaire, Peter McOlelland. Sr. Sanford
johnson was a near neighbor and intimate
friend and beneficiary of the deceased, snd
during his last Illness waited upon him some
for which he Charged $50 TIE widow
dispu es the clsim on the grounds OF
xtortion and injustice. and that the plaintiff
was not asked to berfoTm the service rendered
and was considered only n,iGhborly and gra-
tuitous.
sam Washington, the negro convict from San
Antonio captured here by the Hsn II Waller
Detective Agency, was TAKEN to day to the
Alamo City by Detective Lee Perry.
The meeting held toni. mt by the citizens In.
terested in the building OF tho Merchants
Stock Exchange was well attended. The
building, and sn elegant one, Is one of the.
promised probHbill les for Wscr.
At the citizens meeting held to light 70
formulate and put in motion he building Of the
Merchants Exchange 5000 was subscribed.
Committees were appointed TO solicit for the
balance. The coat OF the buildiRg as not vet
been determined on. IL will NOS cost under
$50, 600,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
BUCKET SHOPS RAIDED.
The Propristors of Several New York Es-
t-bnshmsnts Under Arrest

The Propristors of Several New York Es-
t-bishments Under Arrest
NEW YORK, Feb. ia general raid has
been made on all the bucket shops in New
street, Broad street and Lover Broadway.
Among those raided by the police are Lump
kin & Co., 81 New street; Stockton & Co, IS
New street: Hart & Co., 81 New street; the
Msohattan Stock Company, 81 New street, an
the Standard Stock Company, tS New street.
The prophet rs or the men condu ting the
business were t.ken OF under ARE I. It's be-
Iieved u at all the buckes shops raided By the
police to-day will resume business on honday
as usual. The Standard stock Company
and Hart & 70. have an old Indictment hanging
over them for eping gambling house, and
their 'risls set for next week. will be- re. a ded
az q neavy case. In event of c1nvi ton It is
unoersto1d that all the bucket shn 8 W II
ch ngc their present mod and do business IN
der the system now in operation b. Toad x
Co., the style of the open board OF br kers.
Fourteen meu in all wer arrested and rsken to
the police station. No business vi as done In
any hops after n raid WAS made.
Thirty eight men in all were captured n the
raid. The ona' &c against them Ia maiD tanning
gambling houses. ArresIs were made Cd com
plants by prominent stock brokers. They
were a mitted to bail late this afternoon.
One of the witnesses against them 10 said TO be
q graduate OF Princeton Coll rge, VINO h 50 spent
SEQ COO In shops. Another willing witness Is
man who has lost $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
THE PROPHET AND TIE PRIEST.
a Serious Split Imm,nsns In the Urised
EsbUr Party

A Serious Split Imminsnt In the Unised
LsbUr Party
ERw YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Tines SAYS the
speech of Dr.. McGlynn az Pythagorss hsl,
Thursday evening, bressing away e. tirely from
Georse and declaring he no longer want him
as a presidential candidate, has caused great
excitement in the ranks OF the c uited Labor
party, and from opinions expre sssG 1t is
not improbable that pitt will take p ace IN the
party some taking sides with George and others
with heGlvnn. The socialists are tlmply de
lighted over the ouarreI between tn orophet
sd the priest Of the Urited Labor party, and
remark. 1lbIlantly, we told you So" Mr..
Jonas of tie Voliz ZeiIung ga he hoped that
the different labor elements would NOS unite
The political friends of Henry george, while
they are astounded st the suddenness wi h
which McGlynn has broken away from hts
fl nd. seemed to have been prepared for a
split between the leaders, anu they
ascribe IL to mora than one re son.
senerally they lay the blame upon GAyberL
Barnes, secretary of The Land and Labor party
wsose headquarters . Q s. CooDer Institute and
where Nc lynn Is daily visitor Barnes, they
eay, 10 Itching 10 get into the re vice OF ths
Blsire crowd and to make sl the capt al he
can out OF It. He wants TO make the Unite i
Labor psrty trail to tho Blaine Republicans
ii knew cou,d not ueeGeorRe be ause the
latter's free trade principles we're In direct
Opposition TO the high proter tive tar IF
doctrines of the Plumed knight and upon
which issue the Republicans intended to
make dghy. He had done some work for
GepEze IN reading proof of his work, "Pro,ec-
ties ana Free Trade" and he knew well his
positive nature But with MeGlyGn It was DIFF
erent Meg ynn was q priesf, IN cquainted
with practical politics erd the ways of the
world, and he could manage him more easily.
So ne made up Ills mind cause an estrange-
ment between the two leaders, and IL possible
TO getHeo,ge thrown out of The party. He In
sineAtha himssS Into thu grsces Of AcGiynn
xn& GRADUALLY Tinstilled she subtle poison
INTO him. How does Barnes intend TO deliver
over the Uhit Labor party 10 the Blaine
crowd? Why. by drawing away The working
mems votes from tbs Democratic party In
doubtful states. TWAS only short time ago
that he had said that the Uni ed Labor parry
must make the greatest dTht In New York, New
Jersey. Connecticut and Indiana which he re-
gareed as doubtful states. He has been urging
the necessity OF holding anation 81 convention OF
the party tn nominats acanoidate for Presid mt.
What induced McGlypn 10 break 60 snddenly
with Henry GeorRe7 It was only few days
agc,a circular was sent oat from headquarters
to i land and labor clubs In the country pro
pc ~ union with the Union Labor party In
tn st. srd nominating Mcilynn rs 4 candi-
d President
re declined 20 be intervieHed, saying he
Rypress bis views In the pext Issue OF
Al fSf. .s.s- gkEazt asuzSz ~ stasn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
HOUSTON.

Baby DEoWned-An IosAno Man Jumps
From a Train-Sent Before the Grand
Jury
Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX, Feb. n.-Eews reached the
city this morning of the death by drowning at
Humble this county, of the little baby girl OF
E. NJ Isaacs. The child was not two ytars old
AMI was found dead in a Of CHI that runs round
the garoen. The water In Z 9 ditch is not over
four inches deep and she had Pre- badly while
pla,iI in It fallen face down and died from
So location before she was d. covered.
2 Last night as the Houston and TeB "a Central
train going nor was pull ng out from Thomp-
sou's switch north of this city q man usmed
Dan Voelmer jumped from the TT in and es
capped In the darkness. We mer, who is in
sane, was Ia charge of his Other, and was be-
ing taken to Chicago, whore Il was hoped thst
proper treatment would restore his mind.
Voelmer has not en- found, although his
brother has been recurring the cou try. He Ia
q Ct IMAM by Girtb, but has been living In Gal
weston for some years passed
Id FIR nks, the young man hsre ed with Sc
ducing Miss Mimi Erie was sent before the
gram Jury to-day by Justice Railey. as was
al Carrie Hall, q color woman charged wi
being accessory to the rape Of q thirteen year
old colored girl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
ADALLAS FIGHT.
Trying to Fix the ResponsibiIity for the
BOttomlsss Condition of the Streets,

BOttomlsss Condition OF the Streets.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, FEB, 1l.-Atthe mteting of the
City Council to night City Engineer Thatcher
submitted his reply to Mayor Conner, who
charg ed him with carslessness and negligence
in grading the streets The Mayor stated IN
those charges that the Oily Engineer had pros
ecuted the said work this own will and pleas
ure without any regard whatever 10 grades and
profles, that the wO'z " scone In such q care
less manner that the eoDdit'CC nf the streets
had been made worse instead OF better. THAI
the Engineer had neglec'en his ofhcisi duties to
attend to private work. The Enkineel's
reply is strong wordPu Socu-
ment. lie describes The w0Ek
referred to at length and Gays that the Mayor
knew how the work WAS done, and that be
signed warrants for the payment of
the work that the wo was
done strictly by the grades and roHles Of
the streets. He rays that The complaints about
the condition of the st. Gets duting the recent
rains have instigsted tue Mayor TO shitt the
responsibility from himself to the engineer,
that tie charge of neglect of publ work for
private lbs is malioiously and wilfully false.
The report, whit, 1911 long Que, was refe red
To the inyestigat on committee. The Mayor
said v ould answer IN City Engineer to the
satisfaction OF the Council and he people a.
the proper time. The fight Is brewing very
warm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
N. JOnGS'& Co. 7VR pHEsss. 4 AGENTS
CHINAMAN MUCHEE HAPPY.
They Rsvo a Big Blow Ont In New York or
Thsir New Years Day,

AneH HeW xob3'S Day
NEW YORK, Feb. n,-The Cinnamon Of New
York are to day celebrating the first day of the
577nh year with their usual zeal. The mer-
chants aud Ehopkeepers In Mot street closed
their doors against all corners at precisely 10
o'clock last evening, when they began to pre-
pare for the celebration. After additions to
wash OF the outward sins of the old year, they
began cooking and preparing their feast OF
fruits and vegetables fol the sole benefs of
joss. 1mmediat ly after this ceremony The
c=l' b'ahts VIII begin TO Go the annual 'koto''
or pTostral lions before joss, and confess their
sins with rrayers bought at The rate of IL
cents YARD. these were written by an e o.
quent amateur Bud hist for the benefit of hia
wicSec brethren IN New York It Is said
about ten yaros of these would enable an
ordinary fan tan player to enter inlo "Nir
Vana" while store keeper would require
twenty. all night las night two Chinese
temples were ablaze in ORIENT glory. Chinese
antsyns and AmeIIcsn gas light inIeTmingled
Wfthine turning Of Jhss stlc and Incen-e
taper gave 'he place regular Hong 10 ap-
pearapce. The only places that remain in
Egyptian darkness are the fan tau en- yps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
POLITICAL MURDER.

rhs Six Victim OF the Campaign for
Governor OF Louisians.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. ll.-The sixth polk
icai murder OF The present campaign occurred
last night in Plaquemine, the seat OF Justice OF
ID rville parish, when Thomas Hcbert. the
parish treasurer. and the returning election
ofScer an ardent supporter of Governor Nc
Emery, was killed by Thomas Gilday, the chair
mzn OF she Nichols campaign club. The quarrel
grew out OF tbs late campaign for The governor.
shfp over which much bitterness has prevail ed
in fhervtlia for 4 month past. Gildsy ass bean
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12
Drowned 10 Three Feet Of water.

Special TO the GaZette.
SAN ANTONIO, TE1.r Feb. Il.-Willlsm II.
Taompson as the name OF the young man who
came to San Antonio e:ently from Washington
county, Kentucky, and who met a tragic death
last MS hI. He was taken recently with a Sc
we're fever and was sent to Santa Rosa hospital
for treatment " bile In delirum lasT mig he
Jumped out of the window OF his room IN the
third tory the building. and broke his LEFT
L. & in SO doing. He scaled twelve foot wall
surrounding Ihe hospital and continued his
flght several hundred Yards 10 San Pedro
creek, where he deliberately drowf ed himself
In three feet # wat. T. he was found In the
creek early this morning.