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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
rHs GAZETTE: roRr WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4

Palesti clrcnit, j. &. Msr-
ply; Kickspoo circuit, q. q. Vaughn
Grspsisnd circuit. W. P. P.edse.; Crock
cit and AugEsts, B. &. Bolton; Crockett
circuit, a G. Scruggs; Trinity circuit,
A. ]. Friek, E. T. Frazer, superlumerery ;
Mt. Vernon circuit, W. J. Wych; Alto
circuit, LION Sanfield; Homer circuit, L.
Smith; Ruek circuit, J. G Smith; ;
Jacksonville sts.ion, J. T. Archer; Jack
sonViile mission, T, I. Booth; State
Prison. Rusk conference, Colporteur J. C.
Watkins.
SAN AUGUSTINE DISTRICT.
W. johnson, presiding elder; San
Augustine station. c. j. Smisn (;
Mslrose circuit, J. NJ. Smith, A.
D. Parks, supsrnumersry; Center and
simpson, W.. A. Sampy; Center circuit,
WI. Pate; Shelby lie, j. D. Burks /;
Csrthsge, W. 81. Arsis; BectvilIs, L c
Ellis ;iPine Hill, J Dim Helpinstein Nscog-
oehes, Grsyson and Luikin, L. Dam.
sou; Sexton, ] T Pace; rinf.t, NJ Daw-
soc; Tennehs, G R Hughes; Hempshill
mission, ID D Long; Mastervlle, q G
PIttman.
BEAUMONT DISTRICT.
Presiding elder, r ii. Sprouls; Beau.
mont staten, J V Ridley; Orange, L. A.
Burk; Jasper station, W. B Patterson;
Jasper circcit. J. N. Porter; Living
ston, j. A Smith; Woodville, Il. c. Par
rott; Moscow, J. M. McCarter;
Newton, blank; Burkville, j. C Nc.
Knight; Sunset, V. A. Godfrey; Liberty,
J. W. BcadtoTdi Orange Mission, ". NJ,
S2rou!e.
Tr.Dsferred-To West Texas confer
ence. j. s. Armstrong; to North Texas
conference, J. T Browning; to Missis-
sippi conference, J. W. Tennin and ".
". Hopper; to Los Angeles conference,
q NJ. BuDose.
Editor Texas Christian Advocate
james Campbell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
WACO JEWELERS. ASSIGN.
a rsu,t Deed for The senef. 81 spse.fled
Oreditcrs Filed,

rsu,s Deed for The Benefit ST Specified
Oredi!crs Filed,
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. S.-A. $40 this
evening the firm CT Levins&i & Lqwine,
doing 8 iewelrY business OF A1sin street,
and the largest establishment Of lis kind,
fled trust deed in the county clerks
FIG. deeting their entire stock OF
watcess, clocks and isHelrY, together
WITH 81 ss!se, fixtures, show cases ana
gil personal properly at said house OF
ousioess, TO T. o Rogers, to be held in
trust for the benefit OF the flowing cred.
itors:
Wsco State Bark. $500.
W. W Teley, Ss55 80.
] NJ Pearlssoln & Sons, Buffalo, N. Y,
1896 SO.
S. L Samuels, $500.
Clsrk, Dyer & B.noger, $500.
Henry Phillips, $3.50.
e. Ripenski, Sl6S
J. 81 Klrchner, WEco. 1854.
Making a total Of $7735 81.
1t Is impossible to give a fair estimate
OF the value Of the stock,
out last summer they estimated their
stock st about $4,000. The firm Wss
composed Of j. LeVinski and Charles
Levine, both parties having been ip
Waco for years. The deed states it shsll
oe the duty OF the trustee to take imme-
dlate possession and sell for cash ae
speedily rs possible, ard II q sufficient
sum has no. been raised to satisfy the
claims Of the sp ecified creditors within
torty-fvs days 10 sell the balances st sue
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
4 BURGLAR SHOT.
a Laredo Eervant Boy Does GOOD work
with His Masters Pistol.

A Laredo Eervans Boy Does GOOD wosk
with HIS Masters Pistol.
Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO. Tex Nov. 3.-About O'Clock
this evening two men entered the resi-
dence OF MIR. L. P. Bryant In
this City for the purpose OF
robbing. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
were not At home, having gone out &c
spend the day. a servant named Pablo
Orrss, asleep in the house, was AWAKEN.
ed By the noise, and graooiog
his masters pistol opened fire.
upon the thieves. They hst s:olen Z
ladies' hand bag belonging TO Mrs Bryant
containing email amount Of money, also
gold breast pin. The boy fred two
shots at them to no purpose and his pls-
toll became caught and the cylinder re.
fused to revolve. One OF the robbers
made for him with knlfs. BE turned
and ran Gu. the back door and around
the house. As he came to the
back gate he managed 10 again
cock the pistol and turning
around snot She thug, who gives the
Esms Of Nicholas Treio, in the right hip,
tho ball lodging in his stomach. The
doctors Say ne cannot live until morning
He refused TO talk. TIE money and 8
bresstpin belonging 10 MrS. Bsyant sre
still missing The tracks scd broken
fence in to- back yard show where the
roober who escaped with the Doodle
made Ills exit. The boy, Pablo Ornas,
who did the 81 ooting is In jail. Public
sentiment su5toins him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
CROCKETT,
Bishop onRson's Thanksgiving Sermon
Cotton Short.

Bishop ouaaon's Thanksgiving Sermon
Cotton Short.
correspondence of the Gazette,
CROCKETT, TEX, Nov. 3O.-Bishor
Duncan preached sn able Thanksgiving
sermon At the Methodist church yester-
day. No other business was transacted
oy the conference and the day wss gener.
silly observed here. Bishop Duncan, in
hls eloquent address, spoke in glowing
terms OF s.e future Of the American re.
public and the hopes Is held out :. the
Christian world. He thanked God
that he was citizen, snd ap.
pealed to sill to join in heaIt-
felt thanks for the many bless
ings eIj jyed during the year now
fsst drawing to cloae. To-day has
oeen spent In hearing reports OF pastors
TO morrow the appointments TO the vari.
GUS churches will be made, ana the prin.
cipsl work Of the convention will be over
The westher has been clesr and pless-
ant since Monday, and the visitors, Of
whom there are about 200, havs enjoyed
their annual reunion. All Of the mlnis
tiers belonging to the East Texas Confer
ence are in attendance except four, who
are detained st home by sickness in theil
families, or some Of their friends or rela.
lives. This speaks vel for the health
fulness ct this section OF our state Es well
ss for the energy and puGctuallty OF
membership OF this c .nrge.
The c,tfon crop /; cow gathered and
some marketed, snd is shout 80 per cent
less than the crop OF 1887.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
TEXAS ELECTORAL VOTE.
Clcveland's ms jsrity Iooreased by 1000
Over tho BIS jsri:y OF 1884.

Cltveland's lsjssity Iooreased by 1000
ovsr tho ssjsri:y OF 1884.
special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx Dec. 3.-The count OF
the votes Of Texas for presidential elsc-
tors was finished to-day and Secretary OF
Safe Moore officially announced the re
suls as foliowe: A. W. Terrell, Demo.
cratic elector, receivet tie highest vote
cast, 2S4 1888, but the average for the
Dsmocrsuc electors WAS 23O, J. q.
Cobb, Denocr&iic elector, received the
lowest, 22l, 056. T. B Hanna, Repuoli-
can elecsor, received the highs
est voEs on that eide, be-
ing $3.50, and D. NJ O'Connor the
lowest, 60.359. The average for the
Harrison electors was 66,766. G. ".
Jones received the hlghest vote for the
Union Labor electors 29.459, average
vote for Slreeter 28,lSS wv D Knowles
received tie highest vote for Prohibition
electors 4749, average vote 44l6 Ex.
elusive OF feven counties not reported
tbs total vote Of Texas cast wac 1924, 500,
ClevelsDd's majority 1880. His
majority In 1884 vas 13l, 1913 wnea Blaine
received 81 70l votes. Tue seven counties
not reported are Brszoris, Grimes, Is
Sale, msrion, Montague, Orange sad
kuanslS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04

bers Of both sides OF the house.
Now and then emile, more Of
triumph than Of discretion, would
appear on the fEcs Of some enthusiastic
Republican, bat the silencs WAS not broken
until the clerk had read IN clear voic. :
"The Gauge for anich the battle is uaged
Is comprised with lines clearly and oils.
tinctly defined Il should never be com.
promised. It is the peoples Cause"
Then the Fem ocrats could no longer
restrain their feelings and broke into q
round of applause, which WAS answered
by the Republicans with cerisivs laugh
ter.
The presidents reference to the Sick
ville- e est incident provoked laugh
from the Republican side Of the house,
but no counter demonstration Was m sde
by the Democrats.
When at $40 the reading was completed
Mr., Mi Is offered resolution which was
agreed to referring the message to the
committee OF the whole and providing
for Its printing.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
EAST TEXAS CONFERENCE.
Made By Bishop Dudley, at
CrocAeIt.

Appointments Made By Bishop Dudley, ai
Special 10 the Gazette.
CROCKETT, Tex, Dec. S.-The East
Texas conference closed its session here
to. day, aud the appointments for the en-
suing year are as follows:
MARSHALL DISTRICT.
Presiding slider, T. P Smith, Marshall
station; q. G. Scuddsy, Marshall mission
r. ". Thompson, Harrison circuit; j. VI.
Lively, Dedbefry circuit; s. NJ. Tnomp-
son. Centennial mission; Houston Tour.
nay, Hallville mission; W q. McNally,
Loneview mission; S Il Ns,tles, b. NJ
Booth; supernumerAries, Kilgore circuit,
Geo, W Langley; CnurchnNl circuit, L.
NJ. Fowler; Henderson station. j. S. Mat.
tne1s; Henderson circuit W. Hawkins
Troupe and Overtor circuits, FL Brown
ing; Alexander destitute, 1. Alexander,
agent ;American Bible secretary, j. B Hail
TYLER DISTRICT.
Presiding elder, joan Adsms; Tyler
station, D. T. Simmons; Tyler City
mission, Lacy Boone; Tyler circuit,
NJ. Mills; Mineola station, IL. G. Enkins
Lindeu circuit, W. H-Crawford; Canson
circuit, j, G. Calhoun; Edem circuit, D.
Larissa circuit, C q. Smith; o. C
Founssin, supernutnesry;. New Y1Ib
circuit, D. W. Townss; Lsundale circuit,
E. r. Large.
PALESTINE DISTRICT.
Presiding elder, ". B. Phillips; Pales'
tine station, g. a. L sclere
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
MFrem Year TO Yssr.n

"One Of Rsphael Tuck sons Calen-
dars tor the year 1889 Is really gem. 1.
Is in book form, and designed by J. Pau
line Sumter. with couple!s By Helen III
Burnside. January shows two little glris
who come timidly along drawing benlad
them little wagon fuJl Of do!ig; they
hold enc another oy the hand atd lock as
pretty az they are innocent, theft hsir
fi1iterirg In the breeze and falling in
masses over their forehesds, their chubby
little faces sgIow With good nature and
even dolls laughing. Their appeal
Gould we stay this year with you p
could not be refused by sny enc. They
evidently stsy the yer, for In ihs pages
that follow they ara fno0n & various &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
wsoO Overrun With Thieves.
pecial to the Gazette.

WACO, TEX, Dec. There seems to
os psrty OF thieves st work here. Nigh,
before last man q: the Southern hote
vas robbed OF shout $50 in cash, which
was taken from his room. The sane
night gentleman who was s guest o.
Captain bollsrd, and who Vas attending
court lost $40, G wstch and chain, which
vas taken from bis room while he slept
Mr.. A. Hayden, who lives on North FRS,
street with bis family, awoke this morn
ng TO find $40 10 greenbscks gone. There
was bag cont iniug $50 in specie laying
on the bureau which the burglars over
looked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
A Bishop rransSsrrec,

NKw YORK, Dec. A Rome dispatch
received BY the Catholic News announces
that Bishop Bowling OF Peterboro, Can
ada, has been transferred to the see Of
Hamilton to succeed the late Bishop Car
bury, and that Dean O'Connor OF Garry,
in the archdiocese Of Toronto, has been
nominated for the see made vacant by the
translation of DR.. Bowling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
Iadiaaspsi,s sw,sohmsn's s,riks.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 Tue Na2eIte.
indianapolis IND Dec. 8 Tho Only
evidence that the gNitchmen's strike il
still In existence WAS the usual meeting
this afternoon of railroad gu psrintendents
The superintendents state thai their roads
are now handling sll freight With
out delay. The new men employed
are rapidly becoming acquainted with the
tracks ana switches and they anticipate
NO further trouble. They have not ye:
taken back sny Of the strikers, but 1t Is
thought before the week is out they will
FL their remaining vacancies with those
strikers who are known to have gene cut
reluctantly o. the iustigst1on Of the
leaders, VINO will not be taken back under
any circumstances
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04

JAMESTOWN, OAK, Dec. IA msss
convention Of North Dakota people will
De held he,e Wednesday, TO devise some
method to obtain speedy admission into
the Union. This Is The frsg movement In
n oItn Dakota for statehood, and the
convention promises to be ST enthusiastic
and representative ga herring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
More Dsnam,,ers to be rrisd.

CHICAGO, ILL Dec. S.-The trial OF
the Caicsgo, Burlington and Quincy rail L.
road dynAmlIers will begin tomorrow
morning in the United States circuit court
st Genevs, Iliuois. The grand jury re-
turned indictments against s. A. Bowles,
J. A. Bsursein snd Thomas Broderick.
Last night they we're sll taken to Geneva,
by Marshal Ira Burchard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
velocirede aios-s z II d

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Dec. 3-Thomas
Burk, the signal ligh. teuder OF the Old
Colony Railway, while travelling On his
railroad ye.ccipede early yesterday morn
Ing, Was struck and killed by q locomo-
tive. Two hours later 81 Mount Hope
station Mitchell Nolan, 8 treck walker,
while on velocipede, was run down and
killed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
Tscupe,
Special 70 the Gazette.

~PSo1HI p slic NaAesst'
TROUPE. TEX, Dec. Everything
a1d everybody il and aEOuad Troupe
bear the appearance OF prosperity. Eva
new brick stores have been completed
within the last twelve months. Ell Aber,
the master CT the trowei erd s.w, is still
here rushing mis- new brick on the corner,
near the depot to completion.
List Thursday. st the home c; A. j..
Moore. one mile distant from this place,
T j. Stone and Miss III. E SauttIsworth
were married by Rv. Wheelcck CT this
city. At the same time ard place T. A.
Ward snd Miss S. L. Stone were married
Everybody will be pleased st Tioupe's
hAV ng new paper. The Videtts passed
out many months ago and the neld has
been ready for anoth=r ,vsr slnce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
Under Police anrYsiIlsnne.

New YORK, Dec. S.-Dr. TumblolJ who
Hds suspected CT being in some way con-
necred with :he WhitechEpel murders in
London arrived in this city yesterday
from HaVre. The police Lave him under
surveillance,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
Austin.
Special TO the Gazette.

AUSTIN, Tx, Dec 3.-A city election
for aldermen was held to-day and the
following gentlemen were elected: Cal
Metz, W. f North, Frank G Morris, J
R Lswrence, William Ziler A. W
Townsend, j " Graham. c.. L nj schke,
G W. NewsoD, &. P att aud F. E. Jones.
M politics In the election.
Governor Ross To-day appointed IS
delegates 20 the inter state immigration
CO v3ntion st Montgomery, Ala, on the
18Th inst: Hon. v. L Malone, man
aging editor Fri Worth GAZETTE; A G
Herndon Of Houston, and F. W. Dodd OF
Laredo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04

special 10 tne Gazette,
WACO. TEX. Disc, Eaten, Guinsn &
Co. were Attached by the Alliance Milling
Company al $40 This afternoon. The
amount OF me clsin is Sl46S. Attach
ment papers were also issued BY Wright
& O'CJnner OF Bioghaupt0n, N 7 cigar
manufacturers. Tor $500 They also gar
nisheed Hlgen5othsn & Bro. and Atkins
& SroLg both Of Duomn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
Cleveland LUMBER shower, Strike.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Dec. 8 There was
a small strike at the ore decks this morn
ing. One hundred lumber showers sgreed
to take the pisces Of the strikers and
several of them were knocked down.
There has been reduction Of wages and
lo0 Workmen are Idle. The lumber shov
ers joined the strikers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
6Ecuma lam

Is undoubtedly csus.o oy lssad acid In
the blood. pis acid sttacEs the fiorous
tissuea, and cases The ssfrs ard aches
in the osck, Apulfaxk, knees, snElss,
hips and wr,s,sM Nusse ds OF people
have found in HooaE Strsspsrilla posi-
tive cure for rhep1xh IN. tbs medicine,
By its puniyinsskcu reu,rai;z;s the
sc!di.S OF !he blood, snasEiso balds up
and s:rerslhsEs the Wa0sAoody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
P.ominsn. v,r.,p,,n KIN, H,n,,,,

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. s.-Thomas S.
Warren, well known resident of this
citg, committed suicide to-day. The de
ceased belonged to prominent North
Csrolins family and was BROTHER of the
distinguished Or. Edward Warren Of
Paris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
Grand View,

Special 10 the Gazette,
GRAND Vnw, Tx, Dec. 3.-The
weather Is now clear and cool and the
people are hopeful Of saving more cotton
than hey lad calculated on.
Ms. ". E.. Tooly, wife OF r. b.
Too,y, died t her home In old town OF
Ora d view last night. Her less Is re-
greded bT many friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
A SH NC ON,

- - - A. ~ ~
Dec. 3-Congress
opeEed today with
the usual scenes.
Both houses had q
quorum an d i'm
men 9 Q c r o " d g
blocked the corri-
doris and entrances
to the galleries.
The Opening Wa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
SUING UNCLE SAM.
Proceedings Bskun al Ell Psss against
ths Unts'd STATES GsyaFEmtns
fsf lhe Sum ef 1898.
The Amount Claimed far Siding In ths
Capture OF Jeffsrroa Davis, PFes,cent
OF the CoptederacJ.
Special to tho Gazette,
Ell PAso, TEX. Dec 8.

NE CT the most novel
suits ever fled 3. FL
Paso snd one that is lis.
ltoricsl In its nature and
which will attract more
jor less attention all over
sthe country, has been
comm eDced by William
E. Dreisman sgainss tkS
Uoited States govefT-
ment for the sum sof
1928. This amount sof
nsrd cash Is wanted for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04

This charming Calendar Book for 1883
has eighteen pages Of color and mono
chrome Illustrations, geld edged, silk
cord aud tasselg.
a Dhinty Gift-To be had st all first.
class stores Throughout the United States,
or mhiled to any address On receip. OF 80
cents. Address,
RAPHAEL TUCK & Sons, AIT Stssicner,
1913 Broadway, New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04

The sundsy GAZETTE, sl.5o PEI yasr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04

iidirg in the capture Of Jeffsrson Davis,
the president Of the Conted erEcy st the
close Of the war. and the claim has been
placed In the hands Of Stanton & Nugent
for collection, and legal proceedings
have already been commenced. Mr.
DreismRn came hero recently,
and relstes Q number ct Interesting
facts in connection with the matter. He
states that he WAS s member of the IA
nous Wilson cavatry regiment sent out
to capture the fleeing ex president. The
following lettsr from The treasury depart
ment expxins subsequent events aud
shows conclusively that Dfissman has 6
good claim:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
Fort Worth. Texas.

equations, feeding the birds, pIuckiug
wild flowers, rollickiug In the grassy
Gel Is, and sitting by the seashore, max
ing little rivers In the ssrd Ga the
psgs between June and July there is
picture CT . milestone almost hidden by
the fowers. but on which the inscription
'Hslf Way can BE- eeer. Throughout
the Calendar they arc dressed In COS
sumcs appropriate 10 the different
months of the year. In April they take
refuge from the showers 'neafh umarel>
las; in May they fsll asleep Gnong the
daisies in the field IS they uurnur:
"'Nodding, nodoins, 10 and fro,
In the grass the dsi.ies grow
ain December they depart, MT ftied up
to protect themselves from the cold, their
sascasls on their arms; and IS the hands
of the clock point TO midnight they say:
awe hope you have had q pleasant year.
"The last page Of the Calendar has
candle burnt almost to the bottom, and is
just dying out, indicating the close Of the
YEAR,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON Nv -, less
William T. DIelsman, E. 1850. Tex:


Sri an In receipt, by reference from
the third auditor OF Inc treasury, Ct your
letter OF ire II inst. asking foc ilioI.
2ss.ca necessary 10 OBJ ain dcaYt f,t re-
ward money for The cEpsata G! j. 6aIson
D.v!e, snd Ia reply beg 10
say thst On March %. 1870,
draft No. 1919, On treasury warIsn! No.
963 WAS issued TO z. W. DFeismAa for
1898, snd mailed to S S. D!ew, attorney,
SO Court street, Boston, Mass This
draf. having remained unpsid Tor three
fiscal years n December 4, 1878, drsft
in its stead for 6 like imporE and
amount. No. A 2247, on treasury
warrant. No. 2l90, vas issued
to james Schouieg administrator
OF the estate Of William F D2cipmir, de-
ceased, and paid y The assistant treas
urer OF the United States at Boston,
Mass, December 8, 1873, upon the En-
dorsement Of James Schoulsr, admins
trs1or, accompanied by certificate OF
the probate cours OF Suffolk county,
Massachusetts,, Of his appointment Ms
such adminisuator. James SchouleI 5
address a. thst time Was
in care o; SchouIer & Motto,
stsorneys, 25 KIioy street, Boston, Msse.
You should apply to him or to the regis
ter OF the prob2te court Of Suf3lk coun-
ty, Mass. Respectfully yours,
JAMRs U. HYATT,
Treasurer UniIed States.
Another popularity Of the case Ia thai
Stanton and Nugent, Dreisman's sttor-
neys, are each corrected with Mr.. Davis.
The former is blood relative and the
Istter reiatlvs by msr7isge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
A BandfuH Of Senator'S SIT rhrsuga she
Reading Of the Scssags-Ths Tariff
Bill Sat- Asids.
nTrs. Cleveland an Attentive Spectator Dur
ing the Opsnirg Scenes In rhe House
CT Representatives,.
Fitch Cougress.
THE SENATE.

A s 81 I N G TON,
Dec Sit was an
IN Usually iull Sc n
ATE thst
to President Pro
tenn Ing,l,s'cAll to
order at12 O'CLOCK
o-dsy. At that
.ims sll the gal
leries were full
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04
CONGRESS- CDNVENES.
linn :nss Crowds Blsck tbs Hsusss Oh
the 0prB,Gg Dsy-Iassresaing
scenes in the House. T az.
The Paoplo Pay Their Respects 20 the Prom
tnsnt 9emoets-rhe republicans
Seem to Own the World.
OPENING OF CONGRESS.

spec;a, to the Gazette.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11
TO ATTRACT IMMIGRANTS.

The people of Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, are stirring themselves, anti,
as usual, most of the stirring is being
done by an editor. MIR. G.. B. Hart, of
the Wheeling Intelligencer. AT a re-
cent meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce of that city resolutions were
adopted by unanimous vote in favor
of voting $500, 900 to the capital stock
of the Wheeling and Harrisburg Rail-
road 10 build union bridge and ter
uinal in Ohio county. The money
was voted by the people at an election
held last Saturday.
At the same session of the Chamber
Of Commerce resolutions were offered
and advocated by Mr.. G. B. Hart
Ealing for a convention, to he held
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms,
of all business men, land owners, and
all citizens interested in the material
development of the State. to mature a
plan for attracting immigration and
capital to the coal and iron mines aud
lumber properties in the State. The
10th day Of February was selected fnr
the convention, aud the following
committee of arrangements was ap.
pointed to carry out the Views Cham
her of Commerce Me>srs. C. b. Hart.
). B. fancy. Colonel Thomas O'Brien.
NJ. Reilly, Geo. 0. Smith, G. w. Sea-
bright, Captain John Mcclure, Joseph
Speidel, Henry Baer. A. Z. Ergerter,
John C. Rhieldaffer. C. III. Copt.
President Samuel Spencer, of the
Baltimore & Ohio; General Passenger
Agent C. X. Lord. and Immigration
Agent NJ. V. Richards, of the Balti-
more and Ohio, have been invited to
attend the convention. Application
was made TO General Passenger Agen,
Lord for low rates for delegates to the
convention.