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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-12-08

tDrMrNDCD That the presence OF Generals
nlNlllflDLU Beauregard and Early, who are
81 charge of the ara wings, is guarantee OF
absolute fairness and integrity, that the chances
are all equal, and that no one can possibly d.
vine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that the paymen: OF all
,prlzes is guaranteed by four National Banks OF
New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by
,the President of an institution, whose Char
tered rights are recognized by the highest
courts; therefore, bewareof any limitations or
ANONYMOUS schemes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-12-08

have q cheerful naDlt OF mySLer-
iously disappearing, evidently van
ishing into endless space, for no
trace is ever left behind. This
petty thieving is getting exceeding
obnoxious to our citizens, and if it
continues much longer, steps will
be taken to run the culprits down
aud punish them as they deserve.
The genial and enterprising
Capt. J. R. De Lamar, left our
camp last Monday to be gone all
winter. He will stop for few
weeks in Denver, and then 60 farth
err east, finally bringing up in Lon
don during the winter, There is
always big hole left in the min
ing camp when this enterprising
gentleman leaves it, and very
warm welcome for him when he re-
turns. His large interests here
will bring him back in the spring,
and when we say large interests,
we speak by the card, for the Will
son mine and the other properties
connected with it, constitute one of
the biggest and best mining proper
ties on this coast, and when their
new mill is ready for business it
will be an addition to this camp
the whole territory will be prond of.
Silver City Avalanche.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
K0RT W0RrH's PROPOSED BONDS

Attorney General Bogs ADVISES the Comp
| troIiey Not to Register Them.
Special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX Dec 5-To-dsy Attor.
rey-GalerI Rogg addressed the follow
Ing letter TO Comptroller Mccall:
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Dec. 5, 1855.
Hon. ]. D. Mccall, Comp roller.
On the question Submitted as tc
whether you should register the bonds
proposed by the city of Fort Worth, you
are advised th.. under the constr utlop OF
the state the legislature may create two
classes OF municipal corporations, VIZ:
Those Ct less than 10 600 iuh,bissn;s aad
| those having inh lbitsBts IN excess of IN u
number. the former clsss csn be created
Slcne By genera. lE~s, while the latter
may be crested or have their charters
SIN nded when granted only by special
action CT tia lepislst1rs. The neti,u-
tion imposes d f rent limits OF Iaxatioo
on The TWO classes CT cities
The taxing power Of those having
l5ss than 10000 Inhabitants Is regulated
oS article II, section 4, Will, those hsv
Ing more than 10 900 sre prescribed BY
section 5. article IL.
The letter thandiscusses this lsster pro.
vision and then says: Phe important qu2s-
ton theneis what tax mas thu legislstur.
authorized the city Of Fort Worth to levy
sud collect. The legislator in pureusbcs
Q! tae constitution has passed G general
incorporation act by which cities msg
become incorporated by accepting Its
PIC .sions and the city having accepted
the provisions OF that act, the same be.
comes It's charter and its power to issue
bonds must be therein found aud quoted
Aesin tbs letter says: While 1t is true
that article APO revised statutes Az thor
iZ3s the tssusIc, Of bonds By cities
sad towns for public Improvement,
yet when such bonds have been
Issued the principal and interest must
oe paid out OF the taxes assessed and col.
leeied under article 425, as there is in the
general statutes no provision authorizing
the levy and collection OF tex other than
that for the payment of such bonds.
The letter concludes: "Ths city Of
Fort Worth being chartered under e, neral
statutes, would hsva under that charter
no right to levy tsx ereSter thsn that
provided for IN article 1875, vised stat.
utes, for genera! or other purposes, and
bonds issuad b. 1t, Under srs!,e) 420, re-
Vlsed Statutes, would have to be paid out
Of that tax Such citv can, however,
uGde' act Of March 8 1888, which applies
to sll cities Incorporated undsr the sn-
erH statutes, whistler they contain over
10 O3o iahsb.taa!s CT less, issus oonis
for Improvements and levy s special tsx
for the payment Of the game, but
II Cannot uader that act Issue 9
larger amount CT bonds than g tax OF
20 cents anhusliy LEVIED and assessed on
tina tsxibl- property within i,s limits will
hq 1idHae ct the maturity CT said bonds
L there happens any rep 1gusbcy between
this law AID tbe articles ell
the Revised Ststu es herein
referred 2to, then It must prevail |
and govern, as By It's provisions all laws
In conflict are repealed. You are, there
fore, respectfully advised rot to register
The bonds 10 question.
The amount # bonds sou sht 10 b.
registered was $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Kanass Oiry Election Fraud.

KANSAS Cry, Mo Dec. 5.-ghe exist.
ence OF 3 secret R,pu oIicln organization
was msde known to-day. The organiza.
lion Is known as the Q1sy Club and is
composed OF 3 rumoer Of leading Re-
u5ncAus CT the city. II has been ea.
ssged in secEes investigation OF alleged
corruption az the November election, snd
Judge McCrery, one of the most prom.
irent members, stated this afternoon that
the work had resulted In the discovery of
gross frauds and that conclusive cases
nsd been established sgsinsi twelve Der.
sons, some OF them quite well known In
local Democracy. The work WAS done
quietly, and the Organization WAS kept
secret In order to facilitate the procuring
oi evidence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
1hE EDITORS.

rhey ReSoh Galveston ia rneir j unhs.sing
Special 20 tue Gazsste.
GALVESTON, TEX Dec. 1.-The Ms
tionsl E iis1rial Association arrived this
evening a. o'c ock, :rd were met at the
union depo by reception commlt.ee
and escorted to the Tremon. house, where
Aney ere being entertained 70 night NJ q
grsnd osll and banquet given BY tie leads
lag cit z .ns. Tomorrow at IL s. m. the
ssscc.stion will be given On eXcursit n on
tn osy, shown the hsrbor facilities Of
this pJi1E and the work In pr0eress 10
enlarge ana improve them. Upon their
return to the city they will be gwen 9
drive upon the bszch and through the
C ty, and lis vsried attractions ps inted
cus to them. As meeiiug held ty the
association in the reading loom q the
hotel Tonight, it was decided TO leave
here 9. Z p. m. Tomorrow for Dallas, and
after Iarssking OF tie hospitsli,ies 0; that
CITY, the association would &C jou,n
g. body to go to their
homes by the most
d r,cE II utes The association at pres.
e IL numb rs liz msmbers, many having
9 ready returned home. The Pennsylgs.
MA delegation will leave the association
here TO MORROW evening and 90 directly
b 1me, via ST. L juis, Since its advent in
the state the association has Travelled
over 1870 miles IN Texas and its mem
bers express establishment st its varied
and mafvellous RESOURCES. They are also
eulogistic in praise Of the hospi.slities
eXs nded end courtesies shown by the
people wherever they have stopped In the
state. They are as fine and intelligent
> body Of men IS ever visited the state
snd their impression will be Of great val
ne to TeXas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
| MT. Sherman voted with the other Re-
nm hlic Ans in tho ~au..;-,

| MI. Sherman voted with the other Re-
puoliclns in the negative,
; MT. MCPHERSON gave notice that he
would renew the motion hereafter.
After disposiOg Of about thirty p,ges
| of the bill, and rescning the end OF scaed-
ute, tn3 amendment being off sred to III
the senate proceeded to executive busi.
uess. and at $3.50 adjourned.
THE ROUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dec SIN his openiup
prayer in the house to-day the Chaplain
| commended 20 tae Almighsy the protec-
don Of the president eject In the fellow.
Ing words: amidst the perp,exities to
which he is beset under the solemn serse
OF responsibility CT his great trust, grant
hln the sense CT presence and comfort.
Guard his person from sill peril and
danger, preserve him in perfect health of
body ana OF mind; eouchsafs him ligh.
and cheer, snd be Thou the strength of
nis heart aud bis portion .orever."
Mr.. Springer OF Illinois asked the
unanimous consent for the Immediate
consideration Of 6 resolution making the
omnibus bill for the sdme sion of d ako.s,
MonEsEa, Washington and New Mexico
the special order io- 'o-dsy, the bill TO
be considered from day to Gay until dis
posed Of
Mr. Grosvsnor CT Ohio objected, re,
"a ,rktng that the gentleman from Iiliro,s
mad not appeared very anxious last Session
to admit DAko {.
la consideration Of the morning hour
the house proceeded TO consider the SEN
ate Dill for the adjustment OF accounts
CT laoorers, wo!kmen and mechanics
sxiSi1g undsr tie eight hour law.
Tae proceedings we're Interrupted TO eaa
Dis FIR. Mills TO present and the house TO
enter the following order: That Thrrs,
day, December 6, SEsurosy, Iho +, ana
Tuesday, The 1l.9, Immediately sf.er tas
reading Of the journal be ses apart for
consideration OF senate bill 15s Che di
recs tax oii), Now Ia committee Of Ehe
whole, and tcGL nt 4 Q. N. Tuesday, De
csmbar IL, the same shall be reported 10
the aoGse, WITH such amendments as mey
asTe been rgreed On In committee, and
tne proper question shall then be consid
ered on al euGS amerdmerts on ordering
Ehe bill to the third reading and on its
passage, and the vote thereon shall be
taken IN the house.
This order was not for nulSted Ct any
regular nesting OF the committee Cd
rules, but 0as framed at.er consultation
between Msssrs. Mills md Randall In
order to inset the requirements OF the
caucus resulting from the resolution
adopted az the last session.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

Sugar, he ssii, IVES commodity limited
Only by ins6illty 10 manufacture. The
rs@ m1.eTlsl YEs unlimited n supply ,SpC
81 that Ts5 required for Its MAJ ufsctQre
IVES cspitsl and LABOR. Thera were olhsr
commodities thai were by nature re.
stricte in supply, and c combination TO
control such for tue purpose OF incress-
t5g their value might come Under tie
charge CT violation OF the lay Sugar
ia not necessity of life, slthough being
so much used by people all over the
globe it might be very nsRrly so corsid-
ereo.
The ENorth River Sugar R anlng
Company YVES not instituted for the ben
eff. Of the people, out exclusively for
tie benefs OF Iaose whose capital WAS
embarked IN it. Toe objsc. Ct all bust
ness WAS gain. Ii men cen control the
coal fields CT Pennsylvania, thea they
csn control the price Of coal by limiting
the production. Tae definition OF mo
ncp dist according 20 Mc carter is one
20 whom exclusive right to sell or buy q
certain commodity Is ven. As to sugar
which may be brought TO US in svalsacnes
oy our ships II the trouble to tx ract 1t
is not taken, tina Term monopoly cannot
- ebS SASO NC Spell6u
Take ths Standard Oh trust, continued
Mr.. Carter. When IL was q tss organized
Gil wse sold by the gallon for O certain
number ct dolisrs. How;is 1t to day2 A
gallon OF 4 petroleum can be purchased
oy the consumer at cost OF cents,
AID pet il there wss a combination SO
vsst and al oIgaa:z ID tht. 1t could have
Increased the price Of the commodity that
comb .osI!an IL the Standard Oil Com
pSr7.
Counsel corsended the sltcraey.gansral
hs' been urged to bring this suis By |.
powerful political orgspiz ;tion, General
Pryor replied briefly concerning this,
stating the Gttorney-ge5e.Sl had the
price upon the seLs:e Investigating corn.
mi.tee AID Dos t3r any political efsc.
whs1ever., Judge Barrett gsve counsel
uDul the 22d inst. to submit a brief;
and reserved his decision.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
L0EgoN WOOL BALES.
Good Selections OfeEsd-An Uapsuxlly
Largo ATTENDANCE.

LONDON, Dec. Sat tie wool sales to.
dsy an unusually goo1 selection was
offered. whica nei with gco1 sale. The
with travels were not numerous. Tse
asten lance WIS unparalleled for this time
Of the year. Buyers keerly endeayored
to gecure theiI speciaIties. There were
offered l ,057 bsles. There are available
$1,000 bales. Following are TIE sales in
de ali:
V,~,oria-6l6O bales; scourer. 1lra
Ia l13i; do locks and pieces, 1o4 alb;
gr~~ss. 73+@ls Sd; 90 locks and pieces,
54@94d.
n "a South Wales-l000 bales; secured,
Ia al. 81; do locks. and pieces, Is Id a
l, "a; greasy, is4t@lod; lido locks o. q
iaoss, 81.
Queensland - 500 bales; secured,
l. Cyl; gray, u @S4'; do. locks snd
? eces, Is Cyl; grew. 74.@94i; do.
'ccks and pieces, @S4i.
South Austrslis-70o bales; greasy Gid
@94 Il; do. locks ard pieces 7d@sd.
N Z slsud-60O Nsles; secured ,10d0
1o3ti greasy, 43d@4sd.
Cape Ct coo II De and Es:al-I6OO
bales; secured, 93d@1s Cyl; greasy, SC a
l0i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

From the Nsw 7 Jrk insurance reports
we gather the following information in
regard TO Nav York companies now work
ing 10 Texas. .-si&
muiu.l Lie for every siHsthsy owe
have s107 to pay. sssssAs
Manhattan L-fssfef every 500 they
owe have SllSSepiy.
New YlsxEfe fer every 800 they owe
have Slfste pay.
Hethe Life for every 500 they owe
,HkSs 1928 20 paY.
WssalGg-oo LIE for every 800 they
owe have s106 20 pay
PRovIDENT SAVINGS for every 500
they owe Lave SECS 20 pxy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

Sheppard Homsns, the president astSe
Pfov!dent Savings Life AssuraL sssG ssesy
OF Nav York, is the author .stEsae Afneri-
can Table OF Morts}s3 Rsfca is the
standard for soiysacStfKsa Insurance in
nessly al stAi<sS &so the author Of the
contrlSazteT biaa sdoped by AL com
p;{1SSS the distribution Of II cir div
fEds. Hs company Ia row being
represented here By Mlesrs Rowland ana
'EAklr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Sneak Thieves a. Waco,

WACO, Tex, Dec. 5.-The thieves are
still at work here. LAST night q man By
the nsme OF Witt, who was stopping a,
the Mitchell house, lost 800 By sneak
thieves. Mr.. Paul Kerkoa, put in the
forenoon collecting dues from members
OF the Central City lodge of Koights Il
Honor. He collected $50, which he
turned ever to Mr. Hutchenrider's CLERK
ct nIs plsce Of business on the fqasre
The c.eTk stepped out for second, and
retufnir z, fund that the cock employed
In Mr. Hu:cheDridee's bakery had stolen
the $50, with S5 more, en- the money
drawer ana LETT. The eff GERS were mott
I'd, but have failed 20 catch him ss yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Special to the Gazette,

ger, It was msee kaoYn that letter was
10 existence wtish, if gsEuine, left nttle
doubt that the deceased came to his death
by his own band. Tais caused consider
able excitement and steps were at oocs
taken TO Investigate .hs authorship OF the
letter. A gentleman was sent to Evans
vile, the home OF ,chenberger, for
samples of his writing. These
cor Responded exactly with that Of
the letter, snd shoz conclusively that II
Is genuine. The letter was placed in the
mail here on the day before the crime and
YVES addressed to the wtfs OF the de
ceased. Il states thst having become
tired OF life he had determined to ccmmi
suicide, and tells his relatives where biz
body might be found. This together wish
the fact that Bschenberger bought O re-
volver on the same day leaves no room to
doubt that 1t Is case Of suicide and that
Cochrsn Is innocent Of the terrible crime
charged sgsinst him. Steps are being
taken to secure new trial. Crest indig
nation Is expressed toward Rec Sc, the
companion of Cochran, who sWors the
crime on to the latter in order to escape
8 possible conviction himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Oharked with limbs zzIemen,.
Special to the Gazette.

Houston, TEX, Dec. S.-A warrant
WAS s"or out e'ore Justic. Holland
yestsrcaJ mo Mig by W. r. Pollard, 9
s40i. machine agent, for the arrest OF
Thomas Congrova, In & -smploye Of Pol
lsrd's, for alleged embezzls nsnt Last
nlgat cfflcer Train arrested two men VINO
were losdag sroundt he 81 ee: corner In a
suspicious msnner and preferred
charge Of ysgrarcy against
them. When brought INTO court this
morning Congrove MAS recognized as The
man for whose ares. Pollard hsd war.
rants. The vsgrsncy charge sgssnss the
accused Was dismissed and he was held
on the more serious charge OF embezzle.
ment. At the preliminary trial Pollard
testified that his ex-empioye had collected
money due him (Psllaro) after being dis.
casrged. The prisoner vas bound cygr
to the criminal district cour. under q
bond CT $1,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
A Deputy Marshal shot,

FORT SMITH, ARK. Dec. United
States Msisasl Carroll received inselli-
gence to-day BY mail to the eRec. that J.
N. Ennis, one Of his best deputies, WAS
on Saturday shot near Goodland, Choc-
tsW Ns ion. ey one Andy Mseks. The
letter does not state how serious The
wound liz, simply saying tina: the bullet
entered the lower part Of The left bowel,
rspsiDg down and coming cut at the
rigat hip. Meeks wss arres;ed soon after
The shooting oV tie pnsse Of Ennis s1d
ia low IN custody. Nd particulars are
given IS to what led to the shooting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Notia Favor Of ssuusy work

NEW YORK. Dec, 5-R,v. Wilbur F.
Crafts OF this city received to-day Q letter
from CARDINAL Gibbons OF Baltimore ten.
dering hearty congratulstion to congress
f9r the law forbiddirg Sunday 1ork In
the goserDmeat's mail and railway
service and in intels> ate commerce which
had previously been irdorsed by six and
squsrter millions or petitions in church
and labor organic ,.ions. ,sMs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
TEE TRUST PROSECUTION.

Progress of the osss CT New York W the
Sugar Monopoly.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Tbe case Of the
psopls sgsinss the North River Sugar Re-
fDirg Company Was continued this morn.
ing before Judge BtrIeSt in the supreme
ccurs. James c. Carter, Of the counsel
for the defendant, continued his argus
me 1t Re said tue combination Of sugar
reclining was not intended as G monopoly
for the manufacturer Of sugar, nor was II
for .he purpose Of increasing the price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
NfgTEELL LAID UP,
dc will No, be Ia Shape foE Fight for Come
Eims,

VIII DIG bIEhI I0F Eom
Time.
PHILADELPHIA, PA Dec, 4-Chsrlie
Mitchell had en- operation performed OF
ais left hand By DR.. Doughessy at Atlantic
City to-day, and will hsrdlY be in shape
Tor fight for some weeks 10 come. Mitch
ellis third and fourth kauckles were
Knocked out CT plsce IN the fight in
France, snd II was found that the hand
would never be strong until the bones
should be returned 70 their proper places.
80 II was decided to Loosen up the It's
sues xnd free certsin nerves which were
bound down by osseCus substance, the
direct result Ct 'wo or mora fractures.
Michel VIII remain st Atlantic City for
a week or go. He thinks his hand will be
es good az ever
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
" aLted In KSnEzF.

Sp @UIG4 % EuH.OAEELStl
HOUSTON, Tex Dec. "a detective
Assd Though The city to-day having
WLlism Allen in charge, We.ls-Fargo
Express messenger, who is charged with
embt zz.ing lot Of vslusblss while run
ring as messenger. He Will be take. TO
Wicdi,a, Kss. He YES sra sted In Mont
gomerJ, Ala, having been traced there
after his fighs from kansas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
The Ep:asns Mansion 900.

Providence, r ,Dsc 5-Csrc1chel,
Governor SpSague's MANSION 1t H.rrs-
gansett pier, has been sold 70. $500 600.
1t will be used for hoie. purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
SUICIDE INSTEAD OF MURDER.
An Innoeent nan Sentenced to tn. Peai.
tsaliaey for Lifs.

T. CARMEL, Ill,
Dec. 8 After the
cl0sa OF the trial last
week, which resulted
in the sentencing OF
John D Cochran to
the peniteRtis y for
lie ss the mui derer
Of I.,hn Rnrhnnhnr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06


fLH lE& Stiserslca. Many wiknesse:
lMIA1RSa6 ere before the jqey to
IMSsy ltSlIisY. O, cou.se i. is I'm.
tSzLNssA45p0ssidle to ASCERTAIN Wha
rhs details Of their eVi-
dence is CT what is Isnseirirg In the
Jury room, as the court specially CT Joined
the jury and ii :ials to Sbsolute silence
ali iuteYes.s certers upon the prosecu.
ton OF what Is kDoHn sf the Due ICY case
Opinion is openly expressed shout The
aouse t5as 81 Indictment will certainly
; returned in this case. The positive
ins.rucsione Of tae court (Districs Judge
Wooo) relating to The vioiation CT or sd
v ce 10 others to Violate election laws is
Shsi 1rVinces many
THE JURY WILL FIND BILL
against Colonel Dudl9y. Urfted States
s.arshal's wsrrsnJ for his arrest ives
issued two days after publication Of the
blocks CT FIVE letters said TO
have been within by Dudley. This
warrant is eiili out and will BIZ
oeld ieady FIR Instant service until 81 In
iicsAent is returned sgsirst him. The
lester CO course will oe the ossis OF
Indictment In case there is an Indictment
The evlheIce sgainst Dudley has no,
osen prsEanIsdato the grand Jury, but It
ia beiag collected end some Of .hs wit
asase6 are T7ithin call.
EZ-Ssnssor McDona returned from
New York today. Hs endorses tie
insefView in which he is represented 81
having told Mr.. Dudley
EE WOULD BE ARRESTED
the momeor he rel foot on Hoosier soil
~ met G lionel Dudley In the corridor Of
she Fif!h Avenue hotel" said Senate,
Mcdonald "He came up and Sd ook
nsnds, and told him they were Locking
Tor lin Gu: in Iadiins, and thst ne woa.G
be arrested the minuGe he crossed the
line. rs said hs was not afraid and tbs,
20 had some dynamite in his pocket
ready fer use in case there was any occs
sion far it. told him hoped ne would
dse 1t"
"Cou!d Dudley be arrested urlsss he
Cana 70 In0i8ns?"
eyes, If an indictment were returned
Gm Informed a warrant Issued before
the cleo ion for his arrest is SELL Out.
standing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
THE DUDLEY CASE.
Il Csmes Up BFfoga tbs Fs6arsi Grand
JAY al lSdssSspehs-rks
KVidgEca RtetiFte.
op!nioa Bxrresre6 TbR: az Indiotmen, VIE
be het7rued- " arrsns for HIS Arrest,
Ex seIat 1cD0nsit sws-u,
INDIANAPOLIS,

NUIaN AFULIS, I n D /,
Dec. 5 The federal build
ing VAS crowded to day
with witnesses summoned
TO appear before l1e fed
'erai grand jury now In
issnslcG. Many Witnesses
6ere before the jqry to-
!iaY. o, cou:se i. is I'm
ipossidle to ASCERTAIN what
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
Tbs Residing az the Ssss,o Substliu g
Tsrif Bill fer smsE6m.n!s Began
IN tho Stnaf:.
Tins Senate xArin sin to bs raksa u. In
tao HsuHs TO Day ana to be Voted
so Deoemosr Eleventh.
Efieth Ccpxrsss.
THE SENATE.

A 8 & IN G on,
Dec. 5-W b e n
the tariff bill WAS
taken up at 1880
Mr.. Harris o I
Tennessee moved
20 lay on the table
the amendment to
! CHS bill proposed
By the committee