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q e ! vrry Impartan. asnename,

3 uas very impogtan; amendment
- - naval appropriation bill that
- senate adopted yesterday, sestsng
aelde 1900 Tor the expenses Of cefa-
1uiss5op Of officers 70 report on the
1epsf desirable location on the North
Hncifc coast for navy yard ard for
1ecau Tot shipping, and for ihe ex-
2enses Of sounding. surveying and
estimating cost. Il il not likely that
~ house viii disagree 10 the prosis.
IN, and some point on puges Sound
peiH be surely recommended by the
nun u1is4i1,n
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Dissolution Notice.

TIlIr PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE
undersigned has hren dissolved by
mutual consent NJ !. NafhaaSoa ASSUMES
all debts % the firm. and he win continue
Tbs business. W H. ". SHNFFER,
II. l. SATRAtsON.
July o. 1875 iva q
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o. G.. SHOT EY a. CO.,
UxDERTAkEgs.
Foot OF Columbia ST.. Seattle.
ATTENTION.

HAVING SECURED A CONTRACT or
III several choice and slightly building
lots Ia u. 7 psEnys EaSt Park addition
overlooking Lake galon and the Bay.
offer them 10 intending purchasers ut an
extremely low lgurc Terms, bali cash.
balance oae or two years, ~ per cent
Y. IfttGo SMITH,
Basement orcidextal H.tel. with Ward &
Ogiffth tVtSff0
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TO INVESTORS.

GENERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF WEST
- Seattle land. splendid water front. all
joining FreepoTi; 10 acres adjoining Kirk
land q: so per sore; 500 for lots cleared
and fenced next 80 NH stree; cable road,
oa3y ihree-guzrters Of saIle froia the pest
office: several good bargains In business
property: s-zere tracts adjoining Ravena
park. improved. running Rfer. only SEQ
GEORGE DORFFEL-
0fice. ves. side af Commercial street. up
stairs. between Mlli and Washington. %
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METHOD OF AWARD.

drawing and houses l take plaee the Office Of Messrs
be
se.eeied 81 day Il award
nne 81 he num a judge and tao
Tjay after such complete st o. al The OF
will furnished
phy anoaase each pssing hem ballot box eoeason Of
Including tae
vii be furnished the judge who vii publicly each a. in
the The
Ne o-e6 epostsne them in ballot box Ne .
cffs it the Of lots who vii
10 the hexes ti and then number These
ito the
the rlPrkS
blanks Zach
Whole number hse and lot NoTs ali the
uavir Il n SISsA
Fanso houses pa land = hal uFcn =Fpcatou
Shieh they
isi1g Information oal address,
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MRS. MERCHANT,

4 s,f.AIavuY Ant AID 9Esss MEDlEsl,
n hAs arrived IL this city frera PosszsHsi.
6prexaz. snt ziii FesAGkn lssT = s2a-t time
pzsy lier tests Ese EEess satisfactory ga
gard sn4 hezzsA. marriage. Journeys god als-
szas srlsnes.A Her raoss< Err &. Azsazfcs-
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IsNENlNa sflaEFH sSp AND TYR
~ eGs3nE risss >sSez g. isseeaz feE.
tl<pte ttkcs7 a. esf t5s4e- A1tfesx MRS
LILLIAN fiAEEl. Sten1yrz rAes. Esze.-
sc@a. i1rstklya 4 O.. iy.s
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FlNCla0 Private Baariilr
SHORTHAND.

IIogsE coz MARION 1ND FRaST
II 81. eses Isrlr s'usa Bosrs - cav.
sge.k a. znsnft rrVF
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" msp. central lssnliaa. Aaslsess
e Z. lhis eilsas ly2ett
w ANrTp SMALL HORSE. 90 Lbs.
w hFokeu - drive siMsic Not ever
wears nla MAsi lse cheap cali ga Il II
ROBINSON, au Spflgs street tegNern 7th
snt SD. usafn!nEs : % 2. and aiirrnaap
ls.,9' @ ,yaass
u-ANfEu no TRADE FINE REs1
w ,lenee IN lbs AngeisS ftf cts o-aF
eyty. ~ ges8 sescsTc clasc f. Address
= =, tAss %. - il2ele
WANTED NGCFfY FURNISHED
W r1en fg saslg senttseap, Al
~, y q Box ttt igsfi
DERsoNAl-A RELATIVE Jrsr Az
rived Wcuid tkr g. kaow ghe fssesauf
whereabouts ~ Mrs u Haitft fdrs8efsy
~ CeiefH.i.s Addgyss Al. WILKES. Braas
w ANrEn TuREf or FIVE AssRK
w TRAIT sc saut i'f Ctmetery purposes
N9si 3. aVeT Eaet resa, fyum lhee ls
hye miles feo7a 'asN Parties having q
riQcT ~ tsua O. scli reasonable ssifl tsissse
ssi,ifvss e. 81. l5ns G7s. xirius particulars
e. o. lqcsllazs sna frice iyN =
w kNTEp- PURCHASE RAJ -
w tsFe etiec. VITA slsss LET 81 pssr
eftS ,a3re- q. 3 th.s oalcr Ns d
XKrANTEp-NRs nrpslN ru CAtl Al
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y s-hssss fes sirss ga August Is. 81 fAe
fcssitucg ~ M-s >1rrhese3. Talri s1rees,
fs,tHstn ainl aHl nifsf.iif. Fufa's ~
r'iisd st aeose saiir.ss on Rnstsf Is sass
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w uaa and nlff EserH3&nenE ssire
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&toNEy 40 loan on RRAf FSrsYF
vi ASH caa.igl i8asfeacss S2aFrgE
LAND COMPANY. Reon q. taios b,srk
INAEE NorNE VIZ HkNE FerR
| eigsre.i 2s,sz t.lfss.a fs-r %. ssa.r -
Nlu siFse5 tsFsc nsaa ;s=i Fe u'ii osIef
aHti. Aerast Z las SEe eart ia.,k fhts ~
ias q tsrEaia SEATTLE IANh taN.
rANF, ts,ssEt p. tuiou NssS rI D.;
MONEY 8sg Ian n SINS 10 san.
vi nissa insrasvut pifE ana iarra nfs-e.
c5fs q, iep5-ss nsffs, Ne steisv lie eisss.f ~
s.anS 3 Bow pEN. - gs'i9rsfas 81 is2lH
Ntfg tRL Nolitt-uNfN A FfN PAY
= seti 5 seaaft pne IT ie.sS5 fur rt ar-tl
e'i- 'ilee isl,s sstuCca - catie -saas la
itn halti7au igatf Al s1& ~ ttE rs-it-
E.aeee elis ar eselcS s' the siNeU prief
Nrtl Aftsest b SfATtfK iANn CON.
ANY, ht.ata So iuion t.erk ez pc
" ANfHsi-hf A t.iua A MAN ~
~ .sssttE asrla. laf Nrrat - $50
pies. rnH fa.ieFcs ava EFs ana a-rs ni-t
la yea4is utzaasesi cess BE- lives Iu ses
81 oars ar iAis Feisstlsslge 1iasflr1fl cgg.
istf Ats1 ~ usEf fa lske frr .r-sn
fse tsei 81 Naas .risaa IefrfiaFf. uat O.
faN tin : ga s0'eaF sntFu -. ssf o.
iifr fi4a1 iatr taa iH1Cn'sts 81 tte t-re.l..rI
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"a sse rFsrt nen tagre III ifen ss
siaN Wifa Hents essc ~ fiaIa ts fis
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INANE NOTICE VIZ HkNE ForR
L elsars3 Aatz hlfegsa ff,n pa. kess sast
Nli stFsci lsh.c nat ;ass Rr utA oaef
ANTS. Apras- iuf SEe eact in.sk fhts ~
fas tsrsaia sEAFTEE IANn cen
rANf, EssaEt - tulos hsss rEI iss
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LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

w ANrfn~ A ROOM M 4 GENTLE
" mss central l,snliaa, Aaslgess
e. ~. lhis eFses Yssfi
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NtEN tRt NN4tt ta-t%fN A EfN uAN-
= Ae. 9 sefHrt sne IT iAissg fur arr,l
hui ilee isi.e AssaCrl taa satie -satis in
isp haHisal fvatt al Sa@ ~ slF casa
Nrtli kttsest 3. sfATttE tANp t0N-
&'A&f. Htssa' IS. Ffiion h'.rs ms be
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NtoNEN 40 loan On RIAL FSFsTH
vi ass3 caaUrl s1ds1earss STATUE
LAND COMPANY. Reen d. t-aiu.l b5.ss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-19

The immigration investigation
in New York brings some sickening
details to light.
1t simply shows that American
labor is being ground down by the
importation al Hungari2ns, Italians,
Poles and other foreigners, until
they have beaten down the wages
over SO per cent.
Until Congress places a restriction
law on all foreign labor this miser-
able state of affairs will never
cease.
The pauper labor of Europe now
crowding the Atlantic shores is
every whit az bad as the Chinese
labor now coming int San Fran
cisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-19

The Examiner made big prom
Uses at the beginning of the cam
paign relative to tho fairness with
which it proposed to conduct tho
fight. 1t broke its pledge into q
thousand pieces VIXEN 1t gave garb-
led extracts from Harrison's vote
on the Chinese question. Harri-
sons reasons for voting against the
Restriction bill were purely consti-
tutional ones, and when these OBJ
jections were removed he voted
against the Chinese.
The Examiner dare not print the
srhole record, for the instant it does,
the fallacy Of it, position becomes
patent to everybody.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-19
WHAT WILL THEY DO WITH
HER?

A woman named Kellogg was re-
Gently arrested in San Francisco for
enticing a child OF tender years into
a den of infamy, where she drugged
her and turned her over to the
brutal patrons of the establish
ment.
1t transpires that this woman is a
procuress for wealthy men in San
Francisco, who, by reason OF some
strange perverted taste akin to in
sanity. are willing to psy high
prices for the control of the per-
sons OF young girls who have been
rendered insensible by drugs
These wretched caricatures on
humanity move in the upper circles
of society, have front pews in the
churches, and subscribe to the SUM-
day School funds. Their goings
and comings are noted in the society
columns of the daily newspapers,
aad while they flatter themselves
that their deprayed vices are hid
den, hardly a man about town is
not cognizant of their vileness.
But regarding the woman Kel-
logg.
She deposited $500 gold coin
for her appearance in court and
went away to resume her infamous
calling.
What can 3 Judge be thinking of
who would accept $500 as bail |
for crime like that?
Think of taking an innocent child /
and casting her drugged into
brsthel 10 be harlot for life, and
then settling with justice for ST.
500?
Everybody knows that the case
will never come up again. There
is too much money behind the
woman kellogg, and she knows too
much about her wealthy patrons to
ever be brought into San Quentin.
Her bail has already been paid,
and probably a good deal more for
her trouble, and she will resume
business at the old stand.
The Evening Post has taken up
the case. Why are not the other
San Francisco papers striking blows
on behalf of public decency and
the helpless waiis in San Francisco
for whom these she harpies hunt?
There is great hubbub in San
Francisco over the Chinese girls
who are sold to the slavery OF the
brothels, but there is no hubbub be-
ing raised over the fact that white
American girls are being GOD in the
same mart of lust and crime.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-19
NOTICE OF SALE
Of
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Vvnder and b. virtue ofan execution
~ issued out of the Justice Court OF
Carson Township. Ormsby County,Sta
of Nevada and 10 me directed and deliv-
cred for a Judgment rendered in said
Court on the 4th day of August A. ID.
1883 in favor Of James d. Torreyson and
against John Forepaugh, William Fore
paugh and Mrs. Lucy Hart, for the SUI
OF $3.50 in UNITED STATES gold coin to-
gether with costs of suit ST 60 and ac-
cruing costs, / have leved on all the
right, title claim and interest of said
defendants in and to the following
property to-wit:
One Bay horse called "Harry" brand
ed D. B. on the left shoulder.
One Bay horse called George" not
branded.
One piebald Horse called white"
not branded.
One Bay mare called "Fannie' brand
ed L. c. upside down on left shoulder
and left hip.
One Bay mare called '.Lucy" branded
A. 3. on left hip together with horse
colt 4 10 6 months old.
One Sorrel mare called "Gazelle" not
branded.
Two Donkeys- one male called
"Major'' and one female called "Jen-
ME-"
One Bay pony called peanuts"
branded o. on left jaw.
One pair harne IS for two horses.
One single or half set harness
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday the Goth day of August A. d.
1888 at O'Clock p. NJ. of said day will
sell all the right, title and interest of
said defendants or either of them in
and to the above described property or
so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy plaintiffs claim besides all costs
interest and accruing costs. The sale
Will take place at FRANK FOLSOM'S
hay yard at Public Auction for United
States Gold Coin in hand to highest and
best bidder.
=. 3. ULLRICK.
SHERIFF.
Dated this 18th day Of August 1883,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-19

If the Democrats object to q
war tariff, they had better not start
any more wars.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
WASHINGTON.
TEXAS PENSION.

1hAhS ThNSlON.
Special 70 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-The following
Texas pension was iseued to-day
Restoration-J. B. Delerey, San Antonio
TEXAS PATENTS.
special to the Gazette. =
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3Qy-The following
Texas patents we're granted to-day
Crawford R. Canterbury, at Brownwood,
tongue support; Eugene 2. C.rolon ana
?. II. Lee, San Antonio, car coupling /;
Alexander E. Clark, Buckholts, pump;
Thomas ]. Eddlemsp, assignor Of one
half to J. W. Burkart, Fort Worth, car
coupling; Aunie Lewis, Galveston, boobin
winder for sewing machines; Henry c.
McDll, Fo's Worth, cut out 70; electric
circuits; Willism Watkins, Galveston,
wind mil; Wiley 3. Wesson, Fort Worth,
medic ne Gial; George Wopsck, LIapo,
CORE or setton planter. -
MILITARY, CHANGES.
WASHINGTON, Oct: 80 Colonel R obert
P. Hughes, Inspector General, recently
relieved from duty, has begin ordered TO
report for duty to the COMMANDER Of the
Division Of the Atlantic.
] Lieutenant Colonel Edmund q. Hyle,
inspector General, has been transferred
from the headquarters OF the Department
Of Texas, TO the headquarters Of ths<Di.
vision Of Missouri, replacing Colonel
Joseph C. Breckenridge, Inspector Sen
q rsi ~
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
THE VIDETTES.
4 RevIew OF the Exposition and Discus
sie1 Of sns Naiisual Order Of
TGde.ses In Tsxiss
What Suggested the Gazette's Investigation
of tho Existence Of such Al Order, and
she Denomination OF Its Existence.

The public interest in the tsct that the
National Order Of Vi6ettss has an active
existence in this state End county sug
gss:s & review of the Investigation and OF
the circumstances that led to THE GA
zETTE's search.
"Oa the 10Th dsy Of August, 1888, there
came to THE GAZETTE by mail q copy ol
the rituE, CT the Nationsi Order of vi.
dsttes with "key" thereto, accompanied
by letter which stated that certsin
county officisI CT this stsce had furnished
the risusI; and key Ger publication,
On Oc,o5er co., 1885, THE GAZETTE
prin tel an exnosure CT !he tnen exlsLlr g
Vide:tes from she Bowie Cross Timbers,
ard wes persuaded to believe that mis-
public exposure hxd led 10 the dissolu-
ton CT the order. Believing that the vi
dettes had gone to pieces in 1886 II Coz
sequence CT the light thrown on their eX
iatence, ard that this ritual was Of al ex.
.inct order, TIE GAZETTE simply lsid
il away as relic Ct n oGcs powerful and
ciose political col porssion.
GA the 19.h OF the present month, how
ever, TEE GAZETTE received the follow,
ing report of an expose OF the NktionaI
Oider of Vitestes, and gave place 70 II
October 90, 1885,"
IN EXPOSE.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
New York Political sepsas,on.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Another lccsl
political sensation wes started this after
noon by the Evening Sun stating thst all
public flies ere 70 be closed By ~ O'Clock
Loon on Saturday. Notwithstanding this
law the registration Offices were kept
open last Saturday all day and over 81, 900
persons registered. As 1t is impossible
to separate those who registered before
noon from those who registered later, the
Sun states thst the entire list msy have
to be thrown out. The Sun interviewed
most Of the leading lawyers OF the city,
snd states They eli held that the reeistrs.
ton Office is = public Office and within
the scope OF the Saturday policy law.
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MORE VIDETTE RITUALS.

What q Deputy Untted States Marsh n
Fouad at Minecla.
Special to the Gazstte.
MINEoLA, TEX, Oct. 81 B F. Peques,
Deputy United States marshal for this
district, got 3 hint yesterday that s copy
OF the constitution, bylaws and ritual OF
tue National Order OF Videttes in the
state Of Texas WAS in this city and got
on its track and now hiss 1t in his possess
sion. The oath is the most binding ever
taken By msn. The candidate for initis-
ton is bound by his life not to acknowl,
edge thst SUCH IN order Is in existence.
Mr. Peques promises to give this to your
correspondent to- morrow. L. will then
De forwarded you for publication Of the
entire thing.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
What Mr. Cobb Knows.
FORT WORTH, Ten. oct. 30, 1s3s

FORT WORTH, Ten, oct. 30, IssS.
To the Gazette:
In this mornings issue appears An ex-
trsc. from the Evening Msil In which
I'm made to acknowledge the existence OF
the order Of Videttes. l say this: l
knew or nesEd Of such order in the fall Of
1886, snd spoke of it at the time to James
B. Roberts, city editor Of the mail. l
know nothing since except IS appearing
il TIE GAZETTE and other papers.
J. 3 Com
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
THE VIDETTEs.

Gaz ,tto.
Last night Mr.. j. G. Martin came to
THE GAZETTE office snd said he hsd
a statement to make. BE said: az
have read Mr.. j. q. Jackson's de-
NAL In the Call to-day. rhe order
Of Videttes does exist in every sense OF
the term, and Mr.. Jackson is mistaken in
Whist he says. He is lsboriDg under sn
hallucination, snd Nj. Jackson knows it
exists"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
city of Palestine sued.
n the Gazette-

PALESTINE, TEX, Oct. Cheques
Mercer, toasoci.list, fled suit &c. day
against the City Of Palestine for damages
in the sum OF $4,000. The plaintiff
claims dsmage for serious Injuries re-
eeiEed by falling through defective
sidewalk ten days ago.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
MORE CAMPAIGN FALsEHoops.
Evening Call Oct. 8

When the last general election WIS over the
small campaign politician laughed and boosted
gleefully at the manner in p hich he had fright
ened the peopie into voting the $50 called)
Democratic ticket by raising the ruin the town
scare crow. He admitted that he inteu tionally
deceived the people and he laughed over his
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
a Grand TorchHght Procession q Co
mquche Participated in by Clubs
From VdriouS TOWnS.
IN EXPOSE.

A Secret Organization in the Ranks cf the
onion Labor Party Called the Ma
tiORGl Order Of lidetteS.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
for they certainly have the ability to boss
any party In existence.

for they certainly have the ability to boss
any party In existence.
II must also have been observed that
THE GAZETTE has been using the terms
inner circle - and .hinner couacih' SIS
Synonymous. Apropos CT this: In the
letter Of Mr.. B. j. Chambers in yester-
Gays GAskTTH ii viii be noted that he de.
clsres his ignorance Of slY ostt-bound
''circIe, "snd that ne uses quotation marks
whenever referring to ''circleS." From
these various designations Of council,
circle, society, order, army, etc, 1t will
readily be seen how s man may deny that
ne belongs to any one Of them sid yet be
q member Of an oath bound political
order. Il might also be the case tha. .
man was selected" to membership
without ever going to meeting.
Ia fact, The GAZETTE is informed
Of just such case with refer
erce to certain citizen Of For.
Worth. These things sre mentioned to
show the difficulty OF avoiding mistakes
in the mention Of members. There was
no desire on the part of this paper to con-
meet any one with the order but simply
to DrOgs Eb1i such an order eriSsJds-AND
THIS HAS BEEN DONE.
The concise. unaffected, explicit his.
tory OF the order in Tex3s, az printed in
| The GAZETTE, carried conviction to eve
~ unbiased mind, and sll men felt that
sucn information could come to The Ga
zsTTE only from those who knew what
they were talking about srd who were
| p'entifuly endowed with intelligence
This statement has been Unexpectedly
strengthened by the admissions Of certsin
gentlemen whose names had appeared in
TBB GAZETTE in connection with mem
bership in this secrst order. The Even.
ing Mail OF this city sought to interview
ell who had thus been mentioned, and IS
8 most entertaining portion OF this re-
| view, THE GAZETTE republishes what
these gentlemen said to the Mail:
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

Sam Emmerson, who was suspected bV
Mail reporter OF having been member
O: the order Of "Videttes," was sp-
preached yesterday afternoon, and asked
why he had been bounced. His answer
IVES:
"Becauss got up in council meeting
and said that the whole thing was trea-
sensible"
"YOu were member then ?"
eyes 2eaS, end there are tots more in
torn lrho 2Cers and are get"
Desiring to get at the bottom Of the
whole thing, Mail man went out spd in
teryiewed number of men who had been
charged with belonging to this order. W.
F. Tanning, formerly o stalwsrt support
er OF the old Peoples ticket, was seen,
and he did not deny that he mad been 3
member Of the nVidettes,' but he said he
had left 1t when he saw the objects the
order had in view. 1t IVES too tough for
him. He further stated that the records
OF the proceedings OF the lodge or elmer
circle" here had been burned after the
election two years ago. No negroes, &C.
cording to Tanning, were admitted
to it-they were barred out. esquire
BenJr0ok, Cho 1vdS an iHdependent
candidate for County Treasurer, raS
jaTret ont Of the race By the "VideiteS"
because he lraS not PIdettC. FdnRing
trent further and said If It ,raS necessary
he ag0uld 60 Orer the couaty and tell the
people all about the c0Hcctn and tully er-
pose it..
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

II any man can douot the existence OF
the order sfter such statements SIS these,
it must be due to the fsct that ne does
not want to believe.
The existence Of the order being nc
longer in doubt, the cniy question is:
What are its purposes?
THE GAZETTE has endesvored to show,
from Information furnished this paper,
that the order WAS purely political, 8
close political corporation IS II were.
Bu. the Call denies this Rs it denied
the existence OF the order. The ORDER
EXISTS. Let the Call, Itself then, say for
what purpose the order exists.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

LONDON specisl 10
the Herald says OF
the SctiCn Of tresi-
dent Gle vPlsn 4
towards Minist err
s sc fyille was
dnoWn here OILY
lste this evening,
6ut st the leading
: clubs It was the
enc topic of con-
versa.ion, and was
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
ShCKVlLLE SACKED.
Cleveland Informs His Lordship that
He is No Longer Acceptable to
This Government.
Secretary Rsys1d 9;vss TIA GrsuEds sf
sas AmsrfcER GavsrDL,sns fer Seek
leg tho b call OF SEckyille.
An Explicit Statement CT the Erroneou,
Step reksa by the Representative of
asr Brf'snio RIf .sty.
LORD sACKvILLE BOUNCED.

WAsHNGToN, Oct. 90.
Y DIRE CTlON Of the Presi-
A dent the Secretary CT state
81 q } to-day informed Lord Sack
VA a Vile Ihst for Causes haTetc-
MtS q fore made known 20 her
M MeIestey's government, his
"a II continuance in his present
III ~ official position in the united
ES 81 States Is no longer sccepta-
ia II BILE to this government and
would conse quently be
aetrimentel TO the relations between the
two counties.
The grounds Of this action on the part
of the Uaited St.2s are stated in the
port OF the Secretary of Safe TO
PRECEDENT, dated the 80 h inst, which
rs follows:
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