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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-31

y Hidu udHlCu was
to bluff the Pittsburghers at the Mcclure
House on West Virginia going Republican.
Mr.. W. J. Wright, of the Randall club,
promptly put up $500 in cash, which Mr..
Graham coGld not cover nor would he put
up forfeit.
Mr.. Patrick Foley, Of TIE County DEMO-.
racy, of Pittsburgh, participated in the
Thurman demonstration. Mr.. Foley is
Chairman of tee City Democratic Commit.
'ea, and is ember Of tie County Execu-
tive Committee.
Tbs machinery display of A. J. Sweeney
& Son was the best thing in the fifth d.vi-
sion. The whirlipg umbolla was happy
idea. The accompanying motto was:
Oar machinery is still running, and
Cleveland and Thurman will give it an i'm
petus."
J. II. Myers, of Steubeaville, Oiio, an
assistant engineer in the United States
Navy during the war, and ore Of the G.
A. r. man who marched under tie Cieve-
land banner last year, cIlled on the REG.
IsTER yesterday.
Drunkenness was noticeable by its COM
parstiye absence. Some of the Republic
cans who came here to see the ball roll,
didn't get home for nearly week. Rail
road conductors going out of the city were
annoyed by them getting on board with
ont tickets, fully that long.
One of the neat things in the fifth divi-
SION WAS steam launch filled with trunks,
etc, labeled 81. G. B." On the side of
the boat was the motto: my private
trusts: thirty-two trunks and twenty-five
packages. to keep from buying for the
beneft Of home interests"
Ex-Adjutant-Gensral P. n. Guthrie aci
CO upanied the Randall. Gen. Guthrie
will bs remembered as the gentleman who
took his command under the presidential
banner on G. A. 3. day in this city last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-31

Tee Ciuo IL chorus ans wee, ht q Hll
right The cub WAS app ,inted to escort
Mr.. Tbt rman to the rink.
Thu wagon containing the Dentc ats
who voted for jackson was quite al at
traction. The names of these old-tiu C
and stsunch Democrats are JscSson Wag-
nsr, Rev. J. III. Webb, Thomas Sweeney,
ST., Washington Romble, Michael Ed.
wards John ". Boring, CLARK Hanes,
A. J. Wilson, S. @. Wills, aged SO ySars,
& w. Price, J. Jefferson of Marshal
County, Samuel Jepsop, Jacob Bayha,
VIM. Klitves.
A bet Of S450 side on the general re-
suit was made by South Side parties yes
terday.
Con W;ckhsm. engineer at the peniten-
tiary, presented Mr.. Charles Butler with a
cane made out of leather containing por-
trait of President Cleveland.
The Plumed Knights 60 to Moandsville
this evening over the Ohio River road,
leaving at o'clock, and returning will
leave there at II O'Clock.
At various points along the route the
column was from fifty minutes to one hour
aud twenty minutes in passing.
Mr.. J. P. Mahsffsy, of the Herald, Cam
bridge, Ohio, called on the REGISTER.
The three handsome portraits of Presi-
dent aud Mrs Cleveland and Judge Thur
man in yesterdays parade were painted
by G. ]. Blayney, of Grafton, W. Va,
who is quite an artist. Mrs. Cleveland's
picture was carried away last evening,
and Mr.. Blsyney would like to have it re-
turned 10 Democratic headquarters.
'siIty-fvs printers from Pittsburg put
subs ON their cases and came down TO The
demonstration. They called themselves,
art preventative Of all arts club" and
made Q very nice appearance. Tom
OLsary, Jr, was chosen chief MARSHALL by
them, and John Grundy captain. They
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Tse orysntEarians snoug w0s1en arc Cf
~vwy corc- vaaIo kind and nature, from the
enurch ssw ~ soe-s1y - t1s womrns suffrage
sssociationS TIE lzs-ss b. 7craans tAe most
unique. 10 . caLed Tho Isndly Club, -
not ccc---i. sni has - bssdqgAr-
ssrs n Ns~ York cary. Its object . the
c,zlsya1Sn 9t kLndly tloBStr by siuLly
wor,is and By tie suppression of '-eTI
sr>skipg. lyins ard s-1alerlrg' Ths
only qualification d-naaa1ed Of member
= that sn. sesu rrn tho form % racEnbcr
shio AMI pisix, herz4lf 80 strive earnestly %
eultlvase kir,l.lrzss cf tiioeSas RDt word. TO
rus.ivs nev~r O. rspest isrorzt1ry or III
nasr1ed r-rn.srSs y another, never - hedttl9
.ny ors nsver - SVreL4 uakindly gossip or
E>arfAL
TIE oapixs of the society 5 pin wiSh rho
design ~ a hriale. hrsrng A. ulooto. Il %
La - Eiaeness" Ts0-o wao 90 Dos caro
o. wear tas pm can cseoss ths violsf burton
tssel ey ths soci>ey. TIE dres ~ the mem
bsr-hio srs - a ysar. - - rrsi n LefrAyisc,
~nxp-ases a pablc@tsos and dstrioution q
i.afefs concsruIEx xndlinsss The r'sstlngS
t.<s pls-o ance 4 EloE-h A. -bs headqsn-s .srS
--Asy Tork oiln.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

A rirg - -'sen into yre1s prr1-,irr-'0 IS
tsdnE tae ssrss ot ths lnigfcrtuDss which
have ia-eiY aIf .ed the rvysl tcuss ~ SPAIN
Ths lats knE Aipheuso III gave T. % b .
cousin Me-.ea-s wteu h vas as1-1caed g.
har. ard ses rcro t lnriag tcs wAcie Il her
short nrrrisd tfe On her d.ath the hing
r-rssnfssi Be- 30 BIS -r1z- .ii'itler. the es-ess
Christ.fA $50 q sd verr soou After, when
is rlszo1 to .ae kiaE xsear. ths llfenta Gel
Rar. wno at onre cs.gsn o. ssc,sn AID IN .
Few f4rs a., trestsel hsr ias-. Aiehcrso
f.rn gave - a, hs rs.ar-iu-ls~ Car rsti7a.
A. vosrrz-r saa s,tsr ~ rhe aks 81 kont-
s>rnss-. ~ thrse nlarsaz sre tis,i Aip1onso
r',sa ,ook caarxs q tae rA-., hirlsaii. BE-. hc.
-. s,oa "a a vctir. ~ crster az his
WIDOW s k.fs 1o~ t~n saE-ensisd ~ a chal1
raaad -iis ss-sk n sae s1asFie q she Maid 4
Al.s,sasra. 80 pssron salsa1 ~ Na1lrisA --ssr'
Zwx Saa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
A So INrksrNENr.

Is one which Is guaranteed TO bring you
satisfactory results. or in case OF failure a
rsturn o purchase price. 90 this safe pan
YOU can buy frora our advertised Druggist
a bottle VI Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption. IL - guarsntesd 10 bring
relief iu every case. when used for any sfiec-
ton Of Threat Lungs or Chest. such as
Consumption In raamaticn of Lungs. Bron-
chius. Asthma WbooSing Cough. Group,
etc. etc. 1. IS pleasant and agreeable 10
taste. perfectly safe. and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles 10 cents al
Peck Brothers Drugstore.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

~ ~rs-,ca cnciret hs.s sprrovst a - '--ls
e. in-e<s .ax n ger sent ea iacofass.
Al a tsx 81. eas-bsIf ~ uer esu> on labor ~
fl,-ls Isccriss * .efe -lrn 3cG0 francs ara
e. o. s-sfrrf frcn tArsrieu. and .1e1rse< q
fso1i $40 as 3 30 iraacs ere 81 re si.9vea
= certain rsaEazs1. kssidess fu-ssE7lsrs >
srs e. ts useIs f1r shs vaC'e eff ta-ir .a-
eo.ass. 1nd .ennorerT resiisnss loT The PR
tinn srent 49, eaiiec1sa "a Fraaea.--,-.-. .-.scn -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Charlie Sullivan IS q poor but honest
Irisa lad. wsO. while walking down Wash
iugtoa-sr. found wallet containing checks
and money 70 the value Of several hundred
dollars. Aifhough almost destitute. he re-
turned Il 10 IS owners. Aessrs a. Z. ord
way & Co, proprietor of sulphur Bitters,
mo gave hin li5eral reward. and also
gave him SIX bottles Of sulphur Bitters for
his mother who has been a terrible sui
fsrsr wlfh rheumatism. and who returned
many bi-ssiu - after being cured by their
use Weety Hsgid.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

The best sal.s n the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tetfsT. chaPPed hands. chiilb aims,
eorns and al skin -r9DtiOns, aud positively
cures plies. or no pay required. Il Is guar
snf--d % give perfect satisfaction or
money refoua-d. Price - cents per box.
For sa.e ~ Peck Bros, dru Esists, corner
AOnrOe and D.Vision-sss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

z stands for Pierce. tae wonderful doctor
Providing safe remedies. OF which he Il
cOncoctor.
Pleasant 10 taste and easy 10 take.
PurgstlVe Pellets now bear OF the cake.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

We dssirs 10 say 20 our citizens, that for
Years ~e have been selling Or. Kings New
ID scovery for Consumption. DR.. Kings
Sew LIE Pills BnCkien Armies Salys Sad
Electric Btf-ers. ard have never handled
remedies that sell Rs we'll. or that have
given such universal satisfaction We do
not hesitate 20 guarantee them every time,
sad ~ stand rssdY 10 refund the pnr-
chsse prlcr If sstisiscte-y rssuits do not
GLOW th-ir use Taese remedies have won
their great popularity purely on their
merits. Peck Bros. druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

For dor +, care. daH tire! feeling. im-
poverished blood. dull pairs in back and
head. tsnfslixing skin sruptIons, Kemp :
Sars.psriiia nevs- fsiisto giTe relief. We
alwsys guarantee it Price 81 per bottle.
Tibss' drug store 10 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

NJ y insov's soothing S7r1D should always
te r.ed Tor children t. q it s0utees the
rfIo. s1firus g. risrS sIays I'll pan. cules
w 'nd ccftg sEi - ths test rsheay iOr ilsrrhss "a.
- cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Ciovsr-ssco. seller s5ce55o. buyer.
Tuz-sghy-y2 d 8.Iyo. seller ez.Ugg-oo, buyer
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

APpiss-Fsrmers s@7ci evaPeTated,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Appiss-n.oo PER bSl 25ssoc rsr bush.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Meats sad Foaifry.
E-si-- Fresn tr-ssei tc. osle
rrr.- ure4s.st 5. % ~ per ~
A,1s1n- Dfessed 90 per ..
sea.- Dfessa1 g., a e par II.
FcaIfrs-. .lssiy fcsas. - &c. sp1lnz enick
-Is, 1rs-s~1, l-i.se pes ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Revenue Measure Favorable to the
United States Under Discussion in
the Brazil an lower House.
Ths General SenIimsct OF tina Mexican
FIess Nov to mormon lmmi-
Grai.oa 1aSo CkibushEs.
Brazil,
REVENUE BILL UNDER DISCUSSION

REVENUE BILL UNDER DISCUSSION.
NEW yoSK. oct. S-A Ro Jsnejro
special 70 TIRE Hersld ssys: Tia revenue
bill has at lsst come up for discussion in
the Chamber Ct deputies. Among tie
new clauses stted by the commission to
the bill, the only important ones srs
those authorizing the government to
modify the tsrif, ia accordance with sny
Commercial tresty with the Ualtsd S:stes,
concedirg fsvors to expor ers CT Brs-
zliaa euesr spd other agricultural pro-
ducts OF Brs3,l, authorizing the raising c!
the imocrG duties as foreign msnu'ac-
lures similar TO those ua,uisc.uIei IN
B szl sufficiently 80 compensate Bra
zi.ian produces for the reduction
In the currency vslue CT imported goods
due to tie lesssned premium ct gold
sluce tire pEesenE tsris was drawn up.
The priucipsl articles sffec>ed by this
clause are heavy cotton, coarse woods
and furniture protected by duties CT so &c
IS per cent, snd about the time re-
farred to gold wss quoted g. 81 40 and is
now only 81 c. and Is expected 10 be ct
par before the end of the yssr, the min-
i3ter of huaoce may In the exercise Of tie
power given to him, sustsin the present
high taxes upon these articles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09

Die for the dsIsy in ssndiEg
measure TO the Sens'e, Tor II vas we'll
SHOWN that the Republicans OF the
House had resisted every step in that
direction eId the Democrats who hsd
helped them 10 cefess inc efforts Il he
Democratic party HAD been Landed to he
kies. In conclusion he said the House
bill had oesn framed to relieve the reop'e
AND the Senate bill to reiizye the treas
ury
To correct statement OF Mr.. Vsrce,
NJ. AldTich ssid that the bill did not
recommend that opium be added to he
Zee list, but pr ohiblted its importation
Mr. Hiscock took the floor snd the bill
wss then laid over till to morrow.
After brief secret session the Ser ate
| adj burned.
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Oct Son motion OF
MIR. Turner Of Georgia the Senate bill WAS
passed providing for the disposal Of tie
Fort Wsliece military reservation in
KANSAS.
resolution was adopted requesting
she Sscretsry OF the Interior 10 transmit
al pspers and RECORDS IN the case Of the
s. Louis. Ton Mountain and Southern
Railway Company sgsinst W. Il. Casey
IN contest concerning l20 acres Of lard in
Miller county, Arkansas.
Toe following bill WAS introduced and
referred:
Approprlsting $500. o0o to suppress iu-
'Sct!on in Interstate commerce OF the
United S.stes.
DIR Mason OF Illinois esked uuclimous
consent to discharge the committee On
/ oa1z!ng from IA jher consideration 81
/ me resolution C9srsd by hin soma
months sgo asking for On investigation CT
5ae allegation tnst national banks to
! "hlc1 pubic moneys had been loGned
! bad oeen solicited 1or contributions 10
the Democratic campaign lnud.
| 4 deGart Tor rGgaisr order by Mr..
Nc Mttlsa pce7aliad Is 81 objection.
n the lornic; hour tha Genate Dill
vas psS"at gaming 20 tha III uatsi:
View R.ilcosd Company rigds wey
ttroaga tae dot Spr .pgs rescIV.t'o ,
Az, and si5o tae House Nill to establish
new .aod district in if!ssisslppi.
III. HCR9a o2 ArkaU9ss, Rnose bill,
representing sae pub!iG land committee,
Wa5 entitled 20 the door, yielded to Ir
Wheeler OF 3lsos1a, wac addressed the
hoI3s on the tar I question.
1T She coE ciu5ion % ar Wheeler's rs
marks, in Nhich he critic sed thd SsRste
Dill "a being in the interest OF monopolies
ard de!rime tai 20 agricultural interests,
she House adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Attack AROUND Jscks.jNynIr
SrDk FLSG.
BRso EaIl ia ihs North,

WAS. INGToN, o.. S-Wsshington, G;
Chlcsgc, II Hts-Wssb:Gsfor, IL; chi
cage, 10. Errore-Washington, 2; Chi
csgc, Bss.sTie.-Kaepe and Mach,
Tener enc Fsrrell. Umpire-Lyncn.
RosroN, MASS, O;s s-Bos'ou. 6;
Ildlsnspoiis, 10 Hits-Bo5ton, s: I'D
aotpolis, ETrors-Boston, 10; lad
isnspolis, l. Ba,tsri=s-Conwsy and
rate, HsalY cud Daily snd Buckley. Um-
prev ,lentire.
BEooKLVE, N Y, Oct. s-9rcckyn,
a; Cleveland. 1. Hl;s-srook!Yn, II;
Cleveland, 4 Erors-8rookisn, 4;
CLEVELAND, 1. Bstteries-F ny and Clare,
Bskely and thinner. Unpire-Gold-
smith.
ST LOUIS, Mo, Oct. SIS. Louis. 4;
Ksasse City, 5, Hits-St. Louis, s; Kan
sss City, 9. EsrorE-Ss. Louis, s; x ~
sss City, 4. Bstterles-Dsvlin sud D j.
ian, Sullivan snd Brennan. Umpire
Doescher.
NEW YORK. Oct. s.--N7w York, 3;
Pis.s5urg,2 Hi.c-Nsw Yors. 8; Pltts-
burg, I. E:rore-Nsu York, 6; Pitts
burg, l. B.tteries-Georae and Brown,
Morris and Carroll. Umpire-KeIly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
oosl for he pa.l., s,.ss ra,r.

The Pao P.n.SsCosl Mdaing Co Of this
city has now on IL raaifs supply OF coal
TO run the machin sJSs tbs fsir, having
received an orderd the management
OF the Associstid9aor Tast purpose. Tvs
value SIS q s,e,Af Coal WI be fully shown,
ard manufacturers may$9ow rely upon
this company aor coas3ppt supply Of
fuel. 1. is up4srs.ood thstthe company
will make q fine exhibit OF thNr coal st
the fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
a aHILD ENGINEER,
HCw ELLA LAWSON MADE 7 hE IRON HORSE
DANCE ALuNG THE RAILS
Newark CA!l

newark CI.l
4 bsre!ootad gil CT twelve years, with
cosl-black eyeg and lo-sa fling hsir, was
paving sbous tne rounGhouse on Tuesday
evening iass Is the SUI ;5as sinking over
B.rgen Hills, ard 2ix or eight men who
were sitting around the dism,atled c.
boose, where they are Wont TO Wsit every
eveuimg for oIGeis icy CLeir Iesulsr trips
20 begin, were watching her IS she went
from engine TO engine, Climbing over the
tsDks, rurling ous cn The footooard5 CT
citing on the piictS sud d2rgiing her
sunb1rped feet YTo in buckets full OF
coal resting near discarded Vie told why
she was around the yard, cnd is WAS evil
dent frcm her acEions thst she regarded
herself SIS q rlv!leged character.
"IIs s'pTzin' how muca t1st ssl has
got to know 'Dout an engine In the PISS.
YeaE," ssid the b:ue-eyad engineer OF 81,
az he watched her 1ipiBg the bullseye o.
signal lamp with the hem o! her ragged
irock, to the reporter CT toe Call. 81 be.
iiave abe could rua au engine II she hsd
hall q chance, with wha! she has picked
up sr0und hera since Mike was killed.
Fps Just year next Saturday that he got
caugnt, and she has been round the yard
6!IuOst cVSly Cdy S!lSU OaS ~ cav VIVA
coming here when she gets year or two
more on he shoulders, you CAD st1,ly bet,
snd ia Ike TO know Ct some way CT get
ting her soma decent employment when
she gets too big 10 be pickin' coal"
Magsis Ran WAS the daughter ct an
old sHitcamnn VIII WAS run over and
killed in the yard while on duty, and l.fs
S wife and three children 1ishCuss dollar
IN the world. Msggia vas the Oldest
child, and she wss made pet Of BY the
men in the ysrd ana st the rouad-house.
No other youngsters are allowed around
the CARE and engines, and Maggie would
no. be we're the rules strictly enforced.
AS il liz, many dainty is set aside for
Ter from the dinner pals OF tbs train
I en-, aud many fine lump OF coal Is
cropped from the cars while they ara
"a sing Mrs. Rysn's cabin, where she
spends nearly Inc whole week washing
ana Ironing Tor the railroad msa.
"M,ggie is getting 10 De qaHe a
woman" said Eddie S.ew.It,sas aeI
watched her antics on the ArStne.
nSpe.kIpg sbou. her running ansehgtnej
reminds me Of the OILY gal ever knsE1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Atsx CO,
ApvRRsE TO MORMON IRRIGATION.

ADvRR5E TO MORMON IRRIGATION.
NEs YORK, Ocs. "a City of Mexico
spsci'l says: Henry Eyriag, represents
tive here OF the colonies in the State Of
ICrihuihus, 6e2ies the report that the
Mormon church has about four million
scres Of land IL tbss STATE, formerly the
property CT the Zlri IIdinus. He also
denies the charge tast tie MoTmans con-
seDpls,e moViug en mssse. TIE Nor
mons here now number orly lSe ismi-
lies, occupying 2l0, 900 acres in Cnlnus-
hua, There is much discussion in the
Dress regarding Mormon immigration and
the general sentiment is adverse to 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
China.
THOUSANDS eR L,BoRERs DROWNED.

I'M CSANDS r tebuhhkS DHOWNED.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Oct. e-FroR
advlces received by TIE steamer Belg!c,
il is lesr2ed that SIC whole Of the new
enbarkgeus CT Yellow river, ST Chang
Houn, completed last autumn ct q
cost Cs1ei to ever $4,000 coo, hiss
been completely swept sway By tho "a
cess 4 0ots, OF 5000 llneal feet OF the
river Wal! recently Completed not one
inch remains, ard the waters are passing
through tbs Immense gap unchecked
From 500 to 1000 lsborerf, who were on
the bsus, were sweps sw.y and drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Ecma NGtce.

acuus NGtfe.
w. Moore Of the Cotton Bel. Was IL
the city yesterday.
J.D. Hunt Ct tho re1,s and Pacihc vas
in the city yesterday.
S. Finley CT We re1.s and Pacific
wss IL Fort Worth yesterday.
The railroads are mailing consldfTs-
BILE qaaniitY cf cutton5uow al rsil TO New
York AMI Boston.
AN Douglas, master mechanic 81 BIG
Springs OF the Texss and Pc H., was II
For Worth yesterday.
The sppointmeoE Of Nj. Q1tZS IS ON
mezcisl scent st T )rt Worth rtae TsXst
sut Paclfe giTes general - js'scslon 10 the
merchants Of tae city. nr. Q iigg is vel
known ia thie city.
a treip load Ct ca! IefS the miEesof los
Pslo Plato Cal company LIST night f1r
The Dallas SAFE T ,ir. lis thus We grow
Manufacturers o: tha porth and eas.,
make note Ct :Gis.
NJ ore as yet sseiAs 10 SuoH positively
whether Russell Sage and Jay G3Ild haVe
or have no: bougat sae S.. Louis. ATkan
sas srd Texas, bu. the Cjtt0a Belt Peo-
PIE say Vice President Ke-eu's statement
settled L.
Ths Fort Worth nnd R'o Gssrds did 8
heavy business last month, the best
since the road has been built.
Two :rsins Of ten cars each 10 day
ia very good for road forty miles long.
With good Location through the PsluXg
country the work % extending will begin.
All Ehe railroad companies are ar
iouucipg cheap rates 10 the State Fair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
waco.
= Suit Iuvvlviog q Large rrac, or Land IN
Waco's SubuYb1.

= Suit Iuvvlv,og LarE. rrac, or Land n
Waoo's snburb1.
special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX Oct, S-Il the Dlstlc.
court to -dsy tue csse Of ". z. Robertson
vs.. George T. Coats ct 81. /. on trisl.
Csptsin A. j. Harris of Belton, Is acting
as specisl judge, Judge Willisms being
disqualified to try the case. This suit
involves lsrge tract Of land in the sub
uFbs of WACO, and will doubtless occu py
the court for several days.
Suit WAS 6 ed In thu County court by
". M Cameron & Co. vs. J. F. Ulender
for s765 81. Wits OF punishment have
bsen served iu connection with the suit
upon Sanger Bros, Lehman Ssnger, the
city Of Waco sn Douglas Herring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Russia.
TIE RMPERoR AND 1NrREys.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. s-Tne CzGr
ard CzIrIns spent Saturday ct NoWo
K1ssijhko. They afterwards went on
board tie ;mpe-isl yacht Msskws, cnG,
escorted by niue men Of wsr, steamed to
Ruoun, where they we,s accorded S
hearty reception. TIE Emperor ard En-
press afterwards lei / the foundation stone
CT the new O1thodox cathedral,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
waxahRekie Nc.eg.
Special &c the Gazette.


WAxAHAcdIs, TEX, O.. s-There is
considerable TAX Regarding the extension
of TIE Missouri Psc.fc from Dallas, hut
nothing positive ss Jet.
Itts siso beI7g xgi5<ted TO request the
Houston and ks Central MARS cement
20 pa: o. q morning psseerg"r ff2n FJEs
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09

Election Proclamation.

AUSTIN, TEX Oct. Ex-Governor Ross
day issued the usual election procls-
nation. TIE Governor will not be able
to attend the Dsllss fair on account of
the press OF business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Ireland,

MILITARY WILL NOT Assist.
DUBLIN. Oct. Sc is rumored that
Chief cretnr5 Balicuc has refused 20
allow the military 30 essis! at evictions
on The C,an-R carde estate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09

Health. wealth andahsieiness follow in the
wake Of DR.. Balls CdErf syrup. Price Csc
To frostbies and. fts& of poisonou, insects
Salvation OIL gives skia,e relief
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
1&LLUW FEVER.
through Transportation to the South
east Established by Building
Around Jacksonville.
dow One Cen Es sefs ,h tbs Midst CT re
Ep:5en:s by Keaos OF Isolation.
No Iaed Of a Fssic.
ABSOLUTE sAfsIY IN ISOLATION


DECATUR, ALA, O3s. S.-T1o Few
cases we're reported to-dsy, both colored
d.. Wiiiisms sad L zEla Jackson srs dy-
ibg. Allow NE TO ssy few words for
tie future now while they VIII be resd
and remembered Al cases come from
exposure in The Inflicted d,stric. 90 to
sickness. NJ exp )sure, no y8llow fever
II yen keep away from fl g yen will never
get burned, 80 sbJoiuse isolstion is abso-
luse reIety. There is no need of stsm
Dede, no need cf q psnic. Instead Ct
running away Is. every mSa isolsse him
sslt snu family in hia own hcuss sud ca
e all Intercourse with tue world outside
sud he will remain ssfa. Even in the
midst Of our epidemic.
Signed JEEoBE COCHRAN, N. D.
S at Hsslth Officer.
ATRACk AROUND JscKsINvrLLc.
WAssINaro OFT s-Dr. johnson
reports from Jackson, Miss 4, thSt the Sit
ustlon there is unchanged, ard says he
Will make no more reports unless e
change occurs.
a report received this morcing shows
hat track has been constructed around
jacksonville, making connection between
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West, a1d
with the Savannah, FioIids ana Western
Railroad, thus allowing through trans
p9rts.ion to the south without e1terir g
Jacksonville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09

The Eo.. worih nnd Rio Gfence Dcirg S
zine RusineIB-Tha New U0Yamet citl
Asens-Hcmo Notes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Harried at Houston.

spselal to the Gazette.
H66SsoN, Tx, Oct. s-Caarles c.
Qden, HSket sgen: Of the q, uston and
fe3ss Een.pA atzDanas, WAS married
here tqnighs osp6iss Sarah Sydnor, .
most estiXhss Soung lady OF tbs city $50
Drink lsse soae seuhssias \
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