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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19
THE ALLEGED MURDERERS
OF oalOor Joe Glenn ArraIsnea In c.

OF OHiccr Joe Glenn ArrntEned IN Court
Other Court Matters.
In Part / of the Circuit Court yester
day, Judge Jacob on the bench, Kelly
and Christie, the two men indicted fol
the murder of Policeman Joe Glenn
were brought into court. They Were
represented by Messrs. sommcryillc and
Howard. "a demurrer to the indictment
was made and overruled, when the
prisoners plead not guilty, and their trial
was set for May IA. The court room was
crowded while the case was being dis.
posed OF for the present.
Thomas +. Howley, indicted for allow.
ing gambling to be carried on on his
primises, entered q plea OF guilty, and 9
fine Of $50 was assessed,
In Part II, Judge Boyd, the case Of
Miss McGumphrey, appealed from the
police court, where she was fined fol
keeping house OF i'll fame, was con-
tinued till next term.
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LYCguM LECTURE
And IAtcRFRry and Musical Entertainments
ut Fourth Street Church Tonight.

And LiteRrary and Musical Entertainments
ut Fourth Street Church Tonight.
The subject OF the lecture ut Fourth
Street NJ. L. church this evening is
"Athens in the Age of Pcrlclcs." The
Athens OF that period was without
doubt the greatest intellectual center
ever known among men. It's remains
arc still cherished as among the most
precious objects Of human thought
and art. Tie lecture will be fully illus.
trated with drawings. The literary sub.
jcct, John Keats, is sure to be OF great
interest. Though dying young Keats
has left an inperishablc name. His
finest works, some OF which will be
given in the programme, are unsur.
passed. The subject will be presented
in . delightful way. The programme is
as follows:
!. Lecture. ''..".'... ..'.'.'teV' H. +. Randolph
Vocal SOLO,. Golden Stars.
Miss Lucy Robinson.
y. PnpGr.., ,,... John Keats"
Z. =. Morrison.
l. Reading. .''The Realm OF Fnncy,"
Miss Adella POllaCk.
s. ode GU the GrCCInn.
Mrs, Frank Nesbllt
q, Ps1ho Mis- BERTHA btiiieG
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SPRING and Summer Stock Just re.
ccived-thc largest and most complete
In the city, consisting of SultlnSs, PantA.
lSoainss and 0Eere0atings, which will
DO made up In the latest Of styles and nj
the lowest reasonable prices. First.
class work md 1T guaranteed. Our
(ieutS' Furnishing Department Includes
all the Newest Novelties Of the season.
9. HESS Il SONS,
Nos. 1891 " 1898 Market Street.
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is natures own true laxative. tits the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal,
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton =. Hess,
r. B. Burt and Q, Menkemiller, AT
Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19

At the Grand this evening Mr.. Bryant
and very competent company will
open three nights engagement in the
f0rce-comedy, Keep it Dark" Says the
Sunday Herald, OF Baltimore: II is moi
frequent that one entertainment can be
made to continue protitably two sue.
cessive weeks, but "Keep il Dark" is an
exceptional success-it combines melody
and merriement with specialties OF great
beauty, and it compels continuous
laughter from the beginning to the end,
and has been. given during the past
week to tho largest audiences ever
known within an american theatrc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19

Miss clnm Cox Isvery III at her home lu Kirk.
wood.
Mrs. james Duncan, who haS been very III for
some time past, was reported no better last even
Ing.
Sheriff Foplke passed through town yesterday
morning on his way to Stcubcnvillc with six
prisoners transferred to the stOubcnville jail.
Allen Phillips, Sam Pemberton, William Coos
and Frank Ncinneiger were each fined s. ind
costs yesterday for drunkenness and dlSorlery
conduct, and all rcmanded TO Jail
The Cleveland, Ionin & Wheeling Railroad
Company Is making wagon road 10 the river
from the Standard mill. This mill will hlyO 4
wharf Of It's own as tho !Etna mill now has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19
First District Republican Convention.

A Convention Of the Flrst Congressional Dis.
trlct Of West Virginia, Is called 10 meet at Lit.
D. IN, to select two delegates and two RltCrnates
10 the National Republican Convention Ia be
held IN Chicago on the 18th day Of Juno next.
The County Committees of the several counties
the basis OF onO delegate for each one hundred
votes cast for Blaine aud Logan or fractional
mart thereof equal to Onc.hnlf.
nnli " / W EnNnRN EhnIrnnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19

them il Wheeling will give IN advance,
AS Wheeling will not give IN advance
those two games will probably be post
pOned till later which will leave Toledo
TO be the fist club OF the League for
Wheeling to engage with. Toledo will
be here the last three days ofnext week.
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New Electrical Cars.

Five more OF the electrical cars for use
on the Wheeling street railroads arrived
from st. Louis yesterday, and are still
on the cans at the Baltimore & Ohio
depot, They are similar to those now
in use on the Main street line. Five
more are still to come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19
Gle Sutellioenttr.


Wnntel-GOOd Girl.
4. Iost-SGlveE Open Faced Watch,
Y Wantcd-IOar'l with Furnished Room.
@ WNntcd-MGn To Sell Nursery Stock.
For RcIt-ErAmG House,. y. Maxwell,
Mt. licIlcvlcw HOtCl-Fmnk Walters.
l'rntrnetetl Mccting-ChuTch Of Col.
Observation-Disclosures Post, Il, y. Il,
Fine GlnSSwnrG-Ewing liFDS.
lllsc BAll-KcyStonCS W. Wheeling.
lLiSc lhIll--ltcSOlutrs vs.. Wheeling.
Trustees Salc-W, J. ". COwdCn.
SChmulbach brewing COmpany's BOck-Fouhl
Spring Clothlns-M. Gutman 4 Co.-Fourtl
page.
Stone & ThOmAs-FlNt page.
Ohio River RailrOad-Third pagC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19

WASHINGTON, D. O., April l0.--For
: West Virginia, fair weather, nearly sta
!, tionary temperature, light to fresh varia-
bic winds,
' For Western Pennsylvania, fair wealth
or, nearly stationary temperature, light
10 fresh westerly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19

ANOTHER large lot of Wetzel, Boone,
Crockett, Carson, placed in our GO cent
section. BY mail ~ cents.
STANTON Il DAVENPORT.
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POTTER DRUG x CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
How NV Side Aches!

Asa Aching Sides and Back, Hip, Kidney
~ and Uterine Palms Rheumatic, Sciatic,
EsA Nelnlglc, Sharp. ind Shooting Pains,
AEII'PAIS PLASTER. The tirSt and only pain
killing plaster A perfect instantaneous, never.
falling RntidOte TO pain, Inflammation and weak.
nsSscs MI Jru,Ists q cents: ' al Pn TS
DBuG Ann CHEMICAL Co.. boston. ap2.NThGw
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Earned runs, Toronto, .; Wheeling, ]. Two
basO hits. IIrOdlc, Mclaughlin. Double play,
DcIRh&Hy to staplsson, Stgpck out, hy knis'sSs,
$; by smith, g.. Passed bulls, NRiG !, ThHycr l,
Hit by bull, by Smith !, liaseS on balls, on
KnauSS ], or Smith .. Time, l;jS Umpire,
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Keep Your nc Oh Cnnton.


Special Dispdlch 10 the Iateligeletr.
CANTON, o., April ls,-Canton turned
the tables on Pittsburgh to-day and de-
ieated her crack League club in ten hard
fought innings. Ill.timed errors lost
the game for the Smoky City team. The
attendance was about 500. Score:
cI In,aing'.,...,..-, ! "a 70
Plttsbur;h..,.....- l o 90 zoo o. ?
BAse hits, Canton 5; Pittsburgh 10.
Two base hits, Carroll and Fields.
Errors, Canton 4 (; Pittsburgh s. Earned
runs, Pittsburgh /. Struck out, by
BauSewine Z; by Henderson 5. Time
Of game, 80. Umpire, Valentine.
OPENING OF THE ASSOCIATION.
The American Association opened its
regular season yesterday. There was a
large attendance at all the games which
resulted us follows:
At Kansas City, Cincinnati had very
little to do to defeat the home team.
Kansas City, 8; Cincinnati, 10. Earned
runs-Cincinnati, 2; Kansas City, 8
IIits-Cincinnati, II; Kansas City, 4
ErrOrs-Cincinnati, 3; Kansas City, g.
Batteries-Mullane and keenan,; Porter
and Donohue.
At st. Louisville game was splen'
did triumph for King, but three hits being
made off him. But three men reached
first, and none went beyond second base
St. Louis, s; Louisville, 0. ErroH-Lou
isville, .. Batteries-King and Boyle
Ramsey and Kearns. ". aAq "a
At New York@The -Cleveiands were
outplayed Mt every point. Brooklyn, 10
CLEVELAND, l. Earned-Brooklyn, 81
Cleveland, |. Pitchers-Caruthers and
Crowell. Hits-Brooklyn, Is; Cleveland
s. Errors-Cleveland, II.
At Philadelphia the Athletics could
dovery little with Kilroy, who pitched in
magnificent form. Athletics, 4; BALTIC
5. Earned-2 each. Hits-Balto, 10
Athletics, s. Errors-3 each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19

For oils, salts, pills, and nil kinds Of bit.
ter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading physi.
clans. Manufactured only by the Cali,
iornia Fig Syrup Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton
r. Hess, r. B. Burt and Q. Menkemiller,
At Bellaire by N. n, Mercer,
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THE Eagle Building Association will
be the largest one ever started in this
snnkinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19

The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
/ store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
'.fusistere,fng kOalawS: =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-19

DICKENS, Thackeray's, SCOTS and
Eliots Novels in our IS cent section; IS
cents by mail.
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THE Eagle Building Association will
start MarchSl Take stock at once.
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BASE BALL Goods, Fishing Tackle,
Lawn Tennis, Croquet and La Crosse at
STANTON & DAvENPoRT's.
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Rickley on third for Toronto did very
poor work. One Of Delehanty's errors
was IN inexcusable one. 0tterson is
coming to tho front in a style that
pIeases his friends. The score furnished
hY Mr.. English is as follows:
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE WORTH TEXAS NOVEMBER

cuffs is male sometimes sll white and
sometimes in two coloTs, VIZ, double
collar and cus, the upper one narrow,
encirclsd with band Of satin stitch en-
broidery; pink turning GTef blue is ce--
tsiniy the kind that gives The most general
satisfaction, but the white has good
efscs. With dsrk tabernacle gowns The
upper cnllsr looks almost as II 1t were
wire5, the curve is so 1irm snd well sus-
tanned.
Lace scsIfs snd bows are fsyoriIe
accessory Of the costume for demi-
saison, and s scarf. arranged IN this man
ner furnishes dreesy addition for hnV
season. A width OF ary kind Of "pieCe"
lace, about two yards loEg or longer, is
edged On the ends with wide trimming
lace TO match, and is then doubled
ends 70 bring II in to about hnit It's
width, or a little narrower. This eau
then be loosely knotted about the neck OF
tied In, large bow.
FANCY WORK.
Shoulder Csp.-Six skeins of Ssxony
ysrr, bone heck. Chain 40, turn: Il in
4to ard . n stitches, in 9th, l in h and
sth, =, miss l, in next 2, 8 in Sd, 9 in
Of chain, making y cores. Second row
Chain 8, l, treble in 81 TT OF shell,
always catching back loop Of
81, l tr In 81, in 4'h, in 5th.
and 9Th, >, missing sst st; miss 1st st OF
next shsII or gore and put l treble in 2
and s, trs in ard l In and e.. R9-
peat from to to end of row. Sd row
Chain 8, ., l, TT In ., 3, 4, 8 trs IN 9TH,
tr in 6, Z. Ssh, missing las. 81 snd 1st Of
mex. SHE'LL Repeat from .. 4th row
Chain 8, a, IT IL .. 8, 4, esch, 5 trs in 9Th,
TT il e1ch OF 6, Z, S, miss last at sud the
first on the max; SHE'LL Repeat from
5:h row-Cn g.. 81 {. IN 2, 8, 4, OF shell,
trs il b, TT in I, 6. 8. 10, miss last ~
aud first on mex sh, =. Repeat from =.
Oh row-Ch y, II in 2, 8, 4. 5 trs ia
Gth. TT in Z, s. 8. 10. miss LIS: 9. and
first OF next sasll, $. R9pest from >. Can
tiuue making III center Of sh
one tine aud 5 the EEK. uEiu
ycu hsye on the eide apd 3 IL
the center, o. 10 On each shell or gore;
then four rows with three in center and
one with FIVE, till you hsve the cape ae
long as you want l., then fatsh with
shells GA froGt and Eeck and fringe the
bottom or leave pl2ic, Iun ribbon il be
tween cores. Remember, every time yop
pm five ID center, the next Tow you hEss
one more on eEch side OF the gore.
Bed Spread-It Is made Of hsN
monte cloth; Ess deep hem; eEoFa
which is aa insertion nix inches Tidaeg
torchon or cruchetsd Ice. The edgHaf
the hem is bordsred by fslgRf
lace. Bouquets CT dalsies E sts
sh!ckly powdered over ths &uss.
face OF the spread, saG axe woIksFsS&&I
IN white Gre Wels. This is s CsiafS, bt RSg
Eitul red covering, eseily Hade, ELd
washes as well az any MdTsHIes quilS
These epyeads are made very large eld
are 10 be thrown over the bed, coseiiog
the pillows.
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Z NOBLE GLET.
Large gum Of Money Gwen Fer the Educa
cation of southern Negroes.

large gum CT Money Gwen Fer the Educa
cation Of southern Negroes.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Oct. % -DEniel
Hand, an aged &nd wealthy resident CT
GsLiord, near this c,fT, has given to the
American Missionary Association Of NV
York city the sum CT 100000 to be
held in trast Dy toe association, the in,
teIesl TO be devoted 20 the education Of
colorsd people III the old slave states OF
the Eou.h. The association is 10 have
unrestricted charge 81 the expenditure Of
the interest, except that il must be de-
voted 20 tue education ct such colored
people as are needy and INDECENT, and
such 81 oy their health, strength and
vjgor CT body and ntrd give Indications
CT nj iercy and use;plness in after life,
Daniel Hand, the dorster of this noble
gift, was g1ocer IL Charleston, S. G =,
before the wsr, and being Of northern
sentiments WAS forced 70 fi7 to the norEh
when the Wsr broke out, leaving 81 his
property. &hout $3.50, 600, IN charge of
George ". WLlismE, his confidential
clerk and sou.lerner. MIR. Willisms
used his property pref sbly during the
war, snd by an investment IN
southern pine lauds became very
rich. Six years ago Judge Louis
Morris OF Ntw Haven, counsel for Mr.,
Hsnd, advised the Latter to seek settle
ueus With Mr.. Williams. Mr.. Williams
came to New Haven and honorably paid
up the original sum and interest, amount
ing to $500, 900, sending on the last in
stallment twal5esrasgo. 9his fmoun.
with accrued interest forms the CREST
balk of the sim now .returnsd to The
sedta hy DIR. Had. Under the, ,terms Of
THE trust not more than S100 is to be eX-
pended for the education OF any single
cOlored person.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

ssste, end the sstC undlng discovery was
made Yesterday thst = branch Of the soci-
e.v, with seveotv-one member, is located
in this city HnG. j. W. Bridenthan,
chairran Of the Union Labor state COM
mistee, who is reported as 5 comIade in
Company Z OF the Third Regiment CT
mVidettes," was in the city
Yesterday, snd, while tie I'D
In!t:ed that he is member Of the society
"a reported, denied that it had any au-
archlstIc Gestures or tendencies, and de.
Dounced ia bitter terms the exposure es
C campaign scheme. He, however, de
cliped 20 * olsiD the peculiar features CT
the scciety es shown by lie military or"
gan.zttiop and the rem .1kEble oath which
each member is required to take to be-
come a mem Ter. The discovery shat the
society dicfetes the policy of the Uaion
sIsbOr party in this state has killed he
ps*sy here. The fist reason given In the
"Fide:ten ritual to9 adopting g military
inffesd Of 6 civil organization is as fol-
laRs: awe have powerful AID bitter
&emies to encounter, who will 1sht US
10 the desta."
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top and bake light brown, ice and I
IN the NYRn To dry Est xitn aanra

I top and bske light brown, ice and 4,
in the oven to dry.5 Eat with sauce.
Suet Pndding-One cup OF molssses,
one cup Of milk, one Of chopped suei,
| one esch CT rsisins and curranis, two and
bslf cups OF -four, 3 teaspoonfuI of osk-
ing powder; steam two hcurs.
Soft Ginger Cake-Five cupiuls CT siited
four, two cupfuls Of brown sugar, one OF
moisssee, one Ct butter, one Ct sour milk
or clsooer, five eggs. one tablespoonful OF
ginger, Ole OF slspic one Of cinnamon,
one teaspooTf1l CT cloves, one teespoou.ui
Of soda dissolved in mills.
Breakfast Eggs, with Batter HNoir''-
Fry eight eggs lightly, then, in another
pan, put two ounces Of butter, pinch OF
salt and pepper. Beat 1t ever the fire
until 1t looks black, then std two table.
spooIfuls OF vinegar; lie. II bill up again
and pour over tie eggs, which Lave beer
Kept hot
Macs!onl and Carrots-Boil them sep
sTAtely, line some small buttereG cups
with the macsroni, either coillpg it rourd
and round, or setting small cut pieces on
ED TO I I'm honeJcomb when turned
cut; cnop the carrots, season With pepper
and sais, mix small piece of butter sud
press lpto tbs cup, steam for few min
utes and turn Cut. Serve with butter.
Cabinet Pudding-Take hsf poune
cf stale sponge cake. half q cup of stoned
rsislna, hall cup Of csndied fruit, hall
cup OF blarched almonds, half 5 cup o!
chopped citroD; lay some of the cake in
the bottom OF s pudding mold, cover with
the fruit, put more slices OF cake, pour
over half p!ns Of milk, with four and 4
nElf cupfuis OF sugar mixed In 1t. Steam
sd 9our ald serve with fruit sauce.
Marshm ailo Us-Dissolve half pound
OF white gum arabic il one Pint OF wster,
strain ana add one-half pou nd fine sugar
place over the fire, stirring constantly
until the syrup is dissolved and all is CT
the consistency OF honey. Add grsdualiy
me whites CT four eges well beaten. StiI
the mixture until II becomes somewhat
tain aHd does r0t adhere 20 the finger
tlaVor with iemoD or yApiils and pour
lato pan busted with stsTcb, and when
COOL divide in small squares.
Chocolate Cresns-Deliclous chocolate
Grams ere made as fo,lowe: Boil one
mar peuEd CT sugar with three table.
speonfuis CT thick cream I'LL Il makes
soft bsli IN 'ater, then let il cool. When
COG! beat 1t very white; favor With 8 taH
drops CT vanilla and make into bSlls the
s;Z5 Of large pea, or lit ls larger; then
take unswetteced chocolate and mix II
with little CT the fondsnt Eelted-there
should DC more chocolate than sugar
snd when qqife smooth and thick enough
q nssk the cream, Clip theIi@m the mix
Ns ana drop On Paper. V
sa---Sss---A-
I'm 49, ..!.s 80 i Hsass, s5e7cprs
< su aaea D. an nldss all Skin !.
-s--E -
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IS is Quilted il the Pres!1elt's Ias: mos

IS is Quilted IL the Prc4!1ert's IcSs ues-
safe.
WEST MUTT CO
LONDON, Ocr. % No tfic.si c9umu
nicstiors have yet passed. between tbs
Cabinet erd the Unitsd Sts5es With raieEs
ence TO Lord Ssckv,lle's iHittc IN iht
American presidential contest. Lord
Salisbury has sent L5rd S.csri.!e several
direct dispatches depior!ng the Mtristes'
III 1diciou9ness. 1t js expected fele that
the United States government will MIKE
soma dems0ds Il order t. couGte:.ct iEG
positive il jury TO President CLEVELAND
Mr. Phelps, United Srsces Minister heTei
has slfesdY hsd En- interview With Lord
SAtSaur7 on the sum c..
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W.eklE Cc,ron ste,i,,lc,.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-We'kly cotscC
Statistics ere ss follows: Total ssies CT
the week, IS. 900 bsles; American, $4,000;
trade taklpgs Including f)t8lTded tgum
saipsides, 5000 oslee; sexual ex9orle,
600; total imports. $4,000; American, Sc
900; :otnl stock, 253 900: Americ.r, 1884,
600; total sfioat, 1000; Americsp, l7Q,-
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KANSAS "VIDETTES."
rhe Military tai!tcsl Organization
&c ing In Coz jiGcHsu VIE
inc U,ioD Asbar Fairly.
Chs KhDEes Kxpo,urG GAUGES a Sensation
end DisiateSrs teG tue Union Labor
fas.y Ia lis TonEhoid.
s.. Louis Globe Democrat.

ID A r S o N S,
l. KAN, Oct. 81.
The exposure CT
the an stional VI
dettes," s society
Of alleged apsrcn-
iste, ct Wiz field,
and Its connection
with tie Union La.
Dor party Of this
state, has csused a
sensation through
ont the county, The
Union L 6 b O =
styHUUh0ld in the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Shooting Afsay Al a,ial. THAN.

Special 20 the Gazette.
MIDLOTHIAN, lex, Oct. 27.-Sore ex
element occurred to-day, VIZ, Z req be-
tween Ell Eisterwood and Walker Wilt
wood, Easterwood drawing pis;c! i'd
iriug 81 wildwood without efcc: EJs:-
erRooG is still st large.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

ST. LOUIS, Mo Oct. 26-FolIoWing is
o verbatim copy Of the reply of Milisler
West to the query CT the Californian re-
ferret to in other dispatches.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
LADIGS' COLUMN.
Fall Fancies. Hint OF Summer Memo
ries, and Find Their Models in
Sylvan Retreats.
Dress Trimming TurEiahes the Wctk for
Tspsr eirgors-E!tgsu! Material
Esssa!iAt liz UlFec;eIre Styles.
Recipe for Mesirg Model Husband 9Iabo
Rstad for Eouus wivss-Hinta fog
Pnrior and SantrT.
UTUMN days

UTUMN days
ire shortening,
and al occasion
81 Whit of north
winds hint OF ap
preaching win
ter. Each ses
son bss its FASH
ioEe, and people
arc apt TO tnlnk
he rew better
than the old,
neither is this an
-ltogether IN
founded beliIf,
for N trestmeDL
rfnnIn-nnn form
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RECIPES.

Steam Pudding-Three cups OF &
two Of sugar, one Of sour cream,
eggs, half pound Of Isisins, one
spoonful OF Gods. Let stesm two hS
Merineue Pudding-Line 3 deep
with slices OF cake, put thick III,
tart jelly on II, pour s rich custs1t
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
4 MEDDLIHG DIPLOMAT.
Lord SackviIIs West will Find it Con-
lenient to Ask the British Ma
ton 10 Recall Him.
lis Political Fffusion Incompatible
with the Dignity Of His Posi-
tion-salisbury's DisapprovaI.
che Br,tirh Minister Very Friendly with
Harrison and Anxious 30 See Him
Elected President.
WILL PROBABLY BE RECALLED.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2G.

BE Herald's Washington
correspondent telegrsphs
to that psrer as fellows /:
Il am informed CT the
hi ,hes! authority thst
while the language Of
the statement Of the Sc
Rotary o! State, especial
~ IS addres sed to his
own people, is not such s
reocke as would compel
:hs withdrawal OF Lord
Slckyills West, the Brit
ish Minister, it must
make lis POSITION go uE-
pleasant that II would
make his transfer Dc!h