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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
HOW 5HEY LIVE.
Congregational 5siaries and EIpsnafs-How
the Statesmen MANAGE - Live.


Although three -Iourths OF tds members
CT Congress fad il inposs!b!e 10 live On
The salaries they receive, there are some
members OF the House who actually man
age to ssve IS much ag 5000 cut OF
$1,000 which .hey sre paid tar .cI.msk-
Ing. These lucky ones come from the
south, where electiOn expenses are q
mefe osgstellc compared With TIE drain
thss is put upon the western and north
efn members who live il dis
sFicts having plenty of towns. Con-
grSesio1ei Eaicfiss aye 50 smsll
mat some Of the aCiest nen in
the present House are declining Te-elec-
.io1s. Their business interests are SUI
fering. c1d $1,000 3 year Is Eos enough
infringement - reneln il pubic life.
Congressman's e3panses are ell tie time
tlcrt ssing. Tais da5 brer ye1r or uG-
usu8l demand upon bo,n sizes. The
SEEDING on: cfcsmp@;gl material hes cost
soEe cL them thousands Il dCu.:s, TIE
&ya12sa member, nc mater how poor IN
purge, hiss s2-s GuC hu-CrCGs &c d2!iIr5'
worth OF IL 4 spsGcls5. Tie p6ople
awe c1 idea iA35 tne2e spa5Saej do not
cost the C0Tgressmzn anything.
l. ia : mistake. Every speech
GrdaTed ccsis something. |J9 printing
sd bin ing Is expensive, to ssy
nothing OF lle clerk hive 10 di7eG. the
envelopes. A Coo&ressmA2 mas 10 time
! - & , tais E0I&. H is compelled 20 en-
pl0y clerk. He is not a,IoHed q cle:k
| by law, As i3 the case Win tha Senator's.
| me few Congressman Wlo SIC kEoEn TO
I b. extremely c,Csc Glt IEJ sayc --cnsg
are old specimens. Tdey I.yg n the
cheeres: way imagilaoi1. IAey. Gre
never seen at place Of SmusameGt, sell
dom Tide in the street csts, acd they
would drop dead if they were 20 be called
upoa 10 occasionally pay c3rciage
tie. Ole Of tbe5s misery states
men recently fels under gisa. obi
gstioLs TO q well known New Yorker,
and 81 he got up courage enough to
ask the NV Yorker IL tshe .u1Ch with
him g! tae House restaurant. The New
\ OrkaT IS g msn CT means, end is in the
h.biE CT spending money treelg. At lunch
the hest Sid: only. -. WHIT will YOU
sske 10 dTilh?" Champagne" said the
NV Yorker. The entertainer cane rear
isintlng 1hsn tie glanced st the wine
csrd and ss1 tnst the oranGi OF champagne
caiieo for was worm 81 per oull.e. Tais
thrifty memoer of Congress, SO rule,
eats piece CT pie and drinks glass OF
Iail& Tor luccn, but IL IVES observed thst
ne didL'i even indulge IN pie and milk for
nesrly month. lie had to even up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
HOTEL. ARRIyALs.

At the Ellis: r Archer. Dallas; wMP1r.
roll, Philadelphia: III Messer, New York -.
L Ac ermsn, st Louis; Max Lewis Pow
deGce: j ID Bryan, BenroDviLe, Ark: A Lows
Crane, Gsts sVi.le; j II .oyd, C.eburne: A 5
Lewis, New York L johnson, Bost n; Thos
+ mastin snd Family, GrETdview; BIZ sam
Stewart, Cleburneis " Wallis. Matshan; Z w
Ter, Texas; Geo Tying. wife and i'd. Victoria i;
joan \ Harris, Cotton Belt; Blount,
Co!orado; W W Johnson, straw, Tex
w. s, Weitzel, Fl "a o. Geo5ge q
mens, Paris, II Spencer, Cott0l, Bell; Fran
eis Grs niger, SHAWN Chsrlss ii RaACo!ph, st
Loui E I'M. NV r5: z4cc-g1 s KutgLt.
Dsi as; l. Boyd, 5 j LaureEce, Texarksna;
At the Pi2kwick: VIII E Price, Nashville.
Term Il j McManus, ST Louis; Q a Bell,
SpriL Gdeld Tenn; G Sporrerr, ainne,polis'
MINI; JET &cC lister, Iowa City, Iowa; z q
hI IS ax9nachie; Bad scott, Arkansas;
Hont, New Mexico; L K Hampton Itseka !;
B Dfczey. 1hihago; Ed Wa.fefd anu wife.
county; A P Criswel, Chicago; @ Shoemaker,
Wichita Falls; Il w Aup and wife, Grand
v Ileg. "a; w haWfs SheTm n; ~ o LINN,
Palo Pinto; Nm Spencer, Rural Retrest; Va !;
w Cotfey. M and L Ry;A Uolley. Sunset:
W Burton, Texas: P y Preston, ST Louis; The
Ms1of, Da .as; Davis, HlcaIrs fails, John
- q airy, MsNi.o; Msdd' x, Weat ert3rd;
Q Smuh Denton; W Sc tt, Wichita Fal s
IL Soystsr, X Jones, st Louis; J d Hunt
W j Jsmes, Texs: and Pacif: RaiIload; F e
L3lle, S. Louis
Mass; E Marston, st Louis. No; 6 II Long,,
dale, Dallas; W E Muse, Texarkana, Ed Wirih,
Louisvil e. Ky Fred Logan, A ii Blackman,
GteeDvtlle; NJ Pis.t, Austin; L Lcsmsr,
Boston ~ Roberts. Grand kepuOhlk; II airy
spahT, OlaJfndon; James Childr.ss ber brook;
- Sims. Waxahachis; F A Msyh Id, Chicago:
] Moore, Dallas; Bryan, Bentonyille, Arb
TF smith, Crockett; VIM Wsntland, Henrietta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Inaiaua Republican Rally,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. Extensive
preparations sra being mads by the Re
puoLicsns for the great stste rally on the
1llb,when Mr.. Merton, Senator Sherman,
Mr.. Blaine, Ca&uncsg DgD3w, Gsners!
81 lvey, Governor Foraker, General Glib
son and Others are expected here. LIZ
coin Lesgue Cluo from Illinois will be
present, ard the committee oa arrange.
ments, representing tae z publican state
committee, announce that the demons.rs
ticu twill oe conducted on scale never
before attempted outside CT NeH YorS
city" Ex-senator Thomas Winirey OF
Michigan arrived in the city to day. He
has several appointments to speak in H.
diana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Thurman st wheeling.

WHEELING, ". Va, Oct. Judge
Thurman and party left Columbus
quietly, and until Bellslre was reached
Of O'Clock there was no attemp. st de-
NJ ousiration, only few people about the
feren. depots being aware OF the
Judges srTivsl. However, at Bellsice q
couple of hundred enthusiastic Dem
ocrsts with band to help
give expression to their enthusiasm
aEd climbed the three fights Of stairs to
The platform 10 greet their chosen csndi-
date. The special car stood too lar away
on the bridge for them to reach It, bu,
as the trsin pulled through !hey cheered
ae2rLily While the Judge stood in the
door and bowed lis Acknowledgement Of
their greeting. At Banwood on the wesl
side OF the river number CT raiiroaders
were resdY with their greetings. Wheel
!ug was ready with lively and enttuslss-
&c GREETINGS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
WACO.
4 New York Lad Under Arrest OF a
Charge OF Forgery-His Mother
Highly Respected Lady.
Waa;td-Ehs Veu-Eab.e mOynst CT
JocSe j. q. N.a.Acr DeE6.
Special to The Gaastte

Special TO the Gaastte
WACO, TEX 0;s. 5.-To-dsy C3nGtahle
Lac Jel kins sfre5:ed il this city youth
forgery. Kahn csua 70 waco @b2G, ta-ee
weeks Igo and mas iGtulgad qllte freely
in the ardent spiTi since his Anvil. On
last niglt he secufel $50 from M;3. L:h'
NAM On c check upon which he had
forged the name of j. A. Esrly # the firm
OF Et-.Y ( Firks. He also had in h!s
possession another c5scl, which he tried
to casa. FMS one ctileG f~r $50 % and
bore the forged signature OF W. ". Saley
OF the Waco S SIC BsnS. K2hn is foout
eightaen vslys old, ald came to Waco
from Nsw FORK. 1. is eported that hie
mother, 7Yno lives IN NV 7 1rk, is q high.
IL respected and wealthy lady. Ksnn
did rot seem to realize lie
il reported to have talked
very freely last night about Cushing G
check.
Detective Waller arrived in the city
to. nighs with the Two Campbell brothers,
Dan snd R)Ser!, Who were captured near
Wichita F1l!s 4 few days ago.
The Csmpbe!ls. IL company With
another Nan are charged With rGb5ing on
July ., lxst, M. Richard Barae3, WAC
lives a. Mar, village IN the eastern
edge OF this county. The tl-ea highway
men rode up to Buraey's hou2e late one
evening and boldly dlsmocated, went in,
an damsudsd at the mCZz.e OF
the Six shooter, money cad other
valu1bles. MIR. 8urney FILLING 10 comply
with thsif request was OV Empowered aGd
forced to submission at the poiat Of the
pistol snd hi3 vie WAS then ffigl:ened
iato disclosing the whereabouts OF the
desired articles. They secured over
$1,000 IN money and. a LOT Of
jewslry which amounted in all 70 soout
$500 Tne bandits then mounted their
horses and disappeared in the twilight.
Mr. Burnay broUgh: the news to Waco
&c soon as possible, and Detectives Hail
aud Waller were put to work on
the case. MIR. Waller the next
day repaired to the scene OF the robbery
aad tracked the men to the Indtsu Terri
tory line, when he Was taken SICK and WAS
forced to aosndoa the p1rsuit tempora-
lily. Governor Ross, ct the time this
COURAGEOUS act WAS committed, offered s
reward OF 800 for the capture OF the
tugitives from justice.
ABOUT O'clock this evening Mrs.
Walker, mother of Judge j. C. Walker,
died a. the residence e Judge Walker.
She WAS very old, having past the allotted
three score years and ten. Her dssth was
caused by nothing bRtextrema age. Sac Is
one of the few pensioners o! the war OF
1912, her husband having served in that
war. Mrs. Walker has lived 10 Waco for
mspy years. Although her death was not
asurprise to sny enc, it WAS received
with sense of sorrow By al, as this old
lady was loved and highly honored by eli
wbo were acquainted with her.
M. J. 7. Oskee, resident OF this city,
on last night was operated on by physi-
cisns Cor disease of the stomach known
to the medical Eprcfss sion as intusussep-
ton. The operation IS considered dsD-
gerous one, as 1t proved to be in this
case. The shock was too great for the
patient, and he died to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
ILLEGAL VOTING IN INDIANA.
Continued from First PI9e.

it is iaiIly represented is m1.Isr Inst
taeir respective committees should be
permitted 10 decide.
Mr.. Shearin continued: "ChsiTmsn
huston is uutruIhful IN his statement
inst this committee Is msde up equally Of
Democrats and Republicans. The Truth
ID two thirds of the locsl committee Of
LOO ere active working Republicans, and
the remand Democrats, Independents
aud Prohioi!ionists; and that It's execu-
tive committee, which has full
CONTROL OF The WHOLE BUSINESS
is c0mposed OF fourteen memoe only
FIVE Of whom hare ever claimed to be
Democrats. The facility with which
Chsirmsn Huston sfter the receipt OF
Chairman JeWet!s Letter, dumped $500
Of the Republican campaign fund
into the treasury Of this
local committee, it seems to M, is
prof positive that whatever the inten-
tions Of that committee may be, Chair
man Hustcn's intentions are to mike Q
convenient excuse for his positive retussl
to enter into the organization for enforce
ment OF the law without. fear or favor"
The committee Of 100 referred to by
Chsirmsn Huston Was orgsn.z3d in 1856
It's first president wss William Hender.
sor, q relative OF the late Vice Pre- siden;
Hendricks and close personal friend OF
Samuel j. Tildcl. Henderson is yet sr
active. prominent member CT ths commit,
tee. A leading member OF wholesale
grocery house here "a chairman OF TIE
executive committee and w. e. HOBBS
secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06

! heartily as the train hurried through.
The party took lunch and dinner On the
J train.
Washington, Pa, turned out e cheer
ing, enthusiastic crowd OF over 1000 and
the Judge appeared on the platform .nd
briefly returned thanks. The crowd gave
the Jdige parting cheer as the train left
the city.
Other towns along the way gave hearty
greetings. When the train rolled into
PittsbuTg depo! ct 1915 small crowd
WAS waiting to meet the distinguished
Judge. He al first refused to go cut OF
the csr, but sitter some persuasion he
stepped out, and sfser three cheers had
been given him, thanked the crowd for
the reception. Mr.. Thurman then retired
end few minutes later the train pulled
out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Tho Eammanx Oonxsnsiop.

NEW YORK, O35. 5.-Deleestes to tie
Tsmmspy county convention met to-
night in the wisHam and nominated 8
straight Tsmmeny county ticket. TIE
leaders were in conference all Gay and
many messages we're exchanged with
the leaders % the Couuly Democracy.
TammanY submitted five names to the
County Democracy IS the Only ones upon
Whom t5ey could unite. The first two,
Grant and Dugrow, were rejected
promptly, and fAallV Donohue and c. Y
Eere ruled out. Roswell P. Flower
was the only one acceptable 70
the County Democracy and the
latter asked for more TINA to consider the
question of his nomination. Feeling
that they had waltad long enough, the
Tsmmsny leaders decided 10 select their
own candidates, aDd proceeded with the
work in convention. 1t is understood
that some members I the national com
miltee went to the City Hall this after
noon IND asked Mayor Hewitt to with
draw, bu: he positively declined.
General John Cochrane was chairman
CT thu convention. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted pledging the
support CT the organization for the
national and sts|e Democratic tickete,
and denouucIEg the reacsionary principles
Of the Republican national and state
platinrns, also mGnopolieF, aristocracies
hnd KnoWncthingism. The adminis,ra.
lions Of President Cleveland and Gov
ernor Hill were endorsed and the opera
tons Of trusts were denounced as
Criminal. Loe.l salf- government vas de-
manded, also cheaper railroad isre
and protection to labor, male
and female, sad better munici.
pal government wss called for
special resolution recited that the
County Democracy hsd disregsrdad all
Overtures and called for the nomination
OF AZ Independent ticket. The resolution
wss adopted.
Congressman William Bcurke Cochran
then mounted The pl.'t0rm ard said i.
Wss the Cusy Of the people alone to nomi-
late candidates free from the dicts ion
CtueTFpaper editors. H alluded 10 Mayer
Hewitt eS = man go pAlaieG n miId aRd
narrow IN v.aWs that he would well r1yh
GIsfrsnChise Gliels. Cochran Concluded
With the words: "4il who prefer Hcgh
j G:aGs 10 Aoram S Hewitt for Mayor
Of thi9 city, knoG will second dis nomi-
nsliOQ "
Sheriff Grant was nominated for Mayor
bY scclzmsiion. The other nominations
were: james A. Flock, Sheriff; Ssnat or
Z ward F. Reilly, County ClerS; G2orge
II. Foster, President of the Board CT Al
dermen. Four candidates for coroners
We're also selected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Along thu Eouta.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 5.-As the train
pulled along from Ben Woodthe people by
the wsy cheered heartily, sud when the
Wheeling depot WAS reached 5 crowd Of
over 1000, with fireworks, psndares and
strong lungs gave greeting
TO the Judge. They crowded
up to the car snd at the appearance OF
the Judge they shouted their loudest.
They in sisted on 8 speech, and the Judge
spoke brierY, expressing his sincere
thanks for ths reception sad his desire to
make speech, but time did not allow
him to do go. at the conclr-
sion OF his remarks the crowd
cheered enthuslas .ically. As the
train pulled out the people waved and
cheered. 1t Clsysville the crowd eheered
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
CONGRESSIONAL,
Eho House rroublsd With Want OF Quo
rum-Heesurss Handied.
THE HOUSE.

THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, O;s. 5-Immed!stely
after the reading o, the journal the
House proceeded 50 consideration OF pri-
vate business.
The point OF no quorum was raised
against the first bill called up and for
three quarters o. 81 hour the business OF
the House was az stsndstill. However
motion was agreed to for ia eciourn-
ment from to-day until Monday.
uosequen.ly Mr.. Allen OF Mississippi,
WHO had raised the point OF no quorum,
paid tTibu:s TO his cTl aTi,oility OF
Opposition srd wi.hd1ew thu point ano
the wheels CT legislation we're once more
put in motion sud rev0lved without fr;c.
fian until NJ KilgoTe Of Texas called up
for consideration me House bill 20 i1c0r-
porate the Maritime Osncl Company Ct
Nicaragua. BE- the rule under which the
House is Gcting FIVE objections ere sufi-
ciert to prevent consideration Of Gay
measure, snd IS Messrs Martin, LInham
and CulheTsor Of Texas, LswlGr ot Hi
nois, Fuller OF Iowa sni Butler OF Ten
nessee objected the bill WAS not plsced
before the House. .,
Several bills having been disposed ct in
committee CT the whole, Mir. McRse OF
Arkansas, called up the Senate bill 70 IN
corporate the Msrstrle Canal Company Ct
Nicsrsugus, and this time tie measure
wSs taken up fer confederation.
Mr. Culberson Of Texas offered en-
amendment providing that nothing in
this set shall be ned or construed GS sny
pecunisry obligation Whatever other than
in respect to the payment OF tolls.
Agreed to,
The bill being IL committee Of the
whole the question was put On reporting
the bill f.vorsoly TO the House.
The vote resulted SO to 6, aud Mr.
Fuller made point OF no quorum.
TIE committee then rose.
Mr.. Barnes Of Missouri offared 8 con
current resolution which was agreed TO
for the appointment Of joint commit.
tee, three Senators, three Representa-
tives, to Investigate the work done in
the washington squeduct, the contracts
made for the ssne, the bidding for and
letting of contracts, ard the compensa-
tioo paid for work. The House then
took a recess, the evening session to be
for consideration OF private pension bills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Speaking al PittsburE.

PIrTsBUEG, Tex, Oct. 5.-The Camp
county Democratic cluo had big rally
last night st the courthouse to hear the
space jes of CoIonel X G. DeGTsfferrisd
otLongviaw, and Hon. W. q Pope CT
Marshall. Pope was billed to spesk. AS
the train was late snd Nj. Pope did not
arrive until O'Clock, Colonel DeGrsffen
reid occupied the time until Colonel Pope
arrived. The P,.:sburg Gornet Band fur
nisbed music fer the occasion. Both
speakers held the crowd spslloound for
about three hours. Cheer after cnesr
was made and everybody went sway well
pleased and batter Democra. than ever
Colonel DeGrafenried will speak again
Tomorrow at the courthouse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Pzesidsntiai E.scGor Resigns.


TYLER, Tex, Oct. ga GAZETTE re-
porter met Hon. Webb Finley, chairman
of the stste executive committee, this
evening who informed him that he had
j1st received telegram from Hon. E. D.
Liun Of Victoria resigning his candidacy
for Presidential eIector CT the Second
Congressional district, he having Daen
appointed collector of customs. Mi.
Finley appointed G. A. LsVi Of Victoria
to fill his place.
The chairman Of the national executive
committee has sent him Instructions.
stating that regular electors will be dis
qualified oY holding file, stating that
the position as cirecor OF national
bank would be suGn a. Cffioe as to rsise
8 question az to qu.litic aiton. Colonel
Finley will look into inst point.
Your reporter Is also informed that Mr..
Finley will Ia few days ia nish srevised
list Of the electors, witch will be cent 20
The GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
D4NGERs OF ARTIFICIAL TEEEg.
Care Should be Taken When the sI;Eh,eIt
Loossaesa is apparent.
tt Lancet,


T-e Lancet.
Cases Of swallowing artificial teeth
with fatal result are frequently re
ported, and one happened in Blrmlng.
nam iew days sgo. The kind OF a.tifi
cisl dentUre most lisole to the accident
is one consisting of four or five tseth
mounted on meta frame, and having
clasps or brsnds which In
the mouth fassea round molars
or bicuspids. 1. these, wheE
FIST msds, are not properly adjusted by
the dentist they may be 80 looee So 10
fall into the mouth during sleep aad
when eating. But more commonly the
cause CT the sO-csiled "sNsllowins" OF
teeth is the loss from decay OF the teeth
10 which the frame is attached, SO that Il
is only kept in place by the tongue end
what little suction there msy be.
AL persons wesring srtifcisl teeth,
especially small csses, should be warned
ct the danger arising from possible loose
ness or ii fitting; out, SIS an instance CT
how little heed some persons take OF ed.
vice, we may mention case which came
under under our notice, where q gentle
man in less thsu six months swallowed
the same set Of teeth twice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Non Partieans at Denton.

Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, Tx Oct. 1.-The Non Partl
sans are Costing about rather lively for
suitable persons with whom to I'LL out
the vsc rcies on their ticket caused by
the refusal Of some OF tneir Nominees to
accept. They meet here tomorrow to
finish out the nominations, the vacancies
b=ing thoae OF couoty judge, County
attorney and tax collector. There is an
enthusiastic element among th IN which
still believe they Will be successful in
November.
General Csoee will address the Demo
cratic Clue here tomorrow night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
F;rst Dis rict Repubtfcans.
Special to the Gazette.

SpeclsI 80 Tue tAzeSse,
HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 5-The Repub,
licau convention for the First Congress
sional district meets in this city to-mor-
row. II will meet In Market hal and
will be called to orisr st 10 o'clock in
the morning. Judge Lock McDsnielsot
Grimes county hsvlug driven John T.
Brady from the field ~lll probably have
the track to himself and get the nomins-
ton without opposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06

Nine, de Valsayre has become notori-
Gus in France because she yearly presents
petition to the Chamber Of Deputie S
thst women be allowed to wear any cos
tune they like. This year she received 6
reply ".hat the lsw, did NOT prevent
women from wearing mems attire, bu
that the police did"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Diea at Hna--e.

Special 70 go Gazette.
HsARNG. TEX, O36. IS. y. Beck
ham, one CT the wsal.Hlsss snd most
prominent business men q this city, died
at 10 O'Clock this I10rrl7.. &c has Ioug
been resident Of Hearre AID Uss enc Of
the largest 2srmars il Cad,rsi Texas. He
lesvss wife, !hTae children eud nest
OF friends 10 mourn his loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06

Reports msde st tie recsat Internal
.ion.l Conference cf tie You.g Naa's
Chris!ts1 Ascension st Stockholm show
that there are nov 3I04 branches Of the
Organization, q gain Of nearly 1000 sluce
The last Conference. TIE sssociz:ion's
property in this c0ut try Ih.s increased
from s0ous SO 900 600 ia 1884 70 nearly
s. GOO 0OO il 1887. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Lnhse rhn,man Leavss for Wa.hlr gton

COLUMBUS, OaIo, Oct. 5.-Jadge Allen
G. Thurman loft to-day for Washington,
where hs Erguss the telephone case be-
fore the Supreme court next week. He
aas accompanied ny his spn and his f.n-
ily and an Associated Press reporter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
Blsiue withdrawn from Michigan

DETROIT, MICH, Oct. Sin corse-
querce Of slIghs cold snd hosrsenesa,
which developed siace his speech in the
open cir yesterday az AdrlAp, Mr. Rlslne
determined this morning ~ give up his
trip 10 E ast Saginaw sad I3pheming.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
waslder to Have e Rally.

WAELDER, Tx Oct. 5.-At the Dsmo-
cratic club meeting here tonight, ar
Engagements were perfected to have 9
grand Democratic rally aud barbecue on
the I'm. P.ominens speakers are ex-
pectedr and 4 joint discussion wiz some
prominent Ulion LABOR men MSS been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
SIBERIAN INsERYIs WE'D.
Adjournment OF Conxrs.s-rhsAnEexa alto
CT Canada,

Adjournment OF Conxrs.s--hsAnEexa =
Of Canaoa.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. Senator Sher'
msn WIGS n the city to-dsy en- route fc9m
New York to his home ct Msnafisld,
Ohio. In an interview be said that Con-
gress wou d probably adjourn Ia week.
There would be no vote on the Senate
tariff bill, but 81 the rexs session OF
Congress new tariff bill will be undouot-
e6ly passed.
Referring to the annexation Of Csnsda,
he seid: az consider il is only question
Of time until Can.de is psrt CT United
States. Whether 1t be year or ten years
Canada will undoubtedly be annexed"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06

which VIII lead to thu arrest snd convic-
ton Of the slleged tramp who killed
George Fa'lisma5 in the PIE fishz il
tnis CITY CT September .. Tle Comfy
Commissioners have sls0 peii"oCed CIV
eTnof Church - givs $500 aI1i.!ouAl re-
ward.