Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

{ WAeh1NOTUEj daICl SI.-ln TIE river
and hsrbor bill which was completed in
committee to-dsy The appropriations for
Texss waterways and harbers are 5 fol-
low: Galveston and. SsbIna Pass,
| $3.50 eco; Arsnsas Pags; 500, 900; G4l-
vestOn DAY, 100000. The em1uut sp-
propriatea by tne bill ia SO ,7s3. It
| ia tae Is g9SS bill e the kid ever brought
in
TIE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
WASHINGTON, March 27-The funerAl
services over the remains Of the late
Cni,f Justice Waite vi | begin ST noon
! 70 mo!rtw In the ball Of the House Of
| R preseGiGtivts. Sfs!s on ihe d3or Ct
the House will be assigned TO the fsmily
s2d m2urners, TO the President AID his
! wife, 10 Uui-Id States Supreme court
iuris;s ard their Diiiez, to members Ct
! the several committees, to mtm
6ers Cf tie Cabinet s.d heil
families, 10 the diplomatic corps,
Gener,l Of ths Amy, hts s,sf,
AID other leading eficisls. Reserved
galleries will be held for families Of
senators and representatives. Tho re-
| mains will not lie In state as tie family
i desires the funeral ceremonies to BIZ IS
simple as p ssiole. The cody will be
accompanied 70 the House OF Represent
sGtives by tue Supreme court jus Ices,
who will 90 honorary bxIl bearers, and
about twenty five intima'e friends Of the
family. Supreme court messengers will
act Is body bearers. At the close OF tue
! funeral ceremouies, which will
b. conducted by BisRop Psret,
the remains will be conveyed
to the Baltimore snd P,tlp1sc RsiIWsv,
| and will leave at D m. = specisI irsin
on the Pepnsylvsnia RUlHsyf Toledo.
| All Justices OF tbs SupreDs court, except
JUS ces Bradley ard Matthe Wg, and cam
Oi:Iees Ct tbs S nSte ard e usa will
accompany tha remains to Toledo, where
they are expected TO arIiVs ThEredsy
morning. TIE remains will be con-
veved to Trinity church, Toledo,
and will rtmsin there for severeI
hours 10 allow ,hs people Of his
old home aDd those who msy come rom
he suFrourd pg country TO Ste his fee
b@fors toe body IS inferred. The funeral
service, which will no simple, will be
Geld at the church at 8 p. M.
At E Fp clsl meeting Of tho regents OF
S nitheori8n IuStitue held to-day, q
| series If appropriate resolutions were
| adopted and IL WAS decided that the Sec
| re:sry snd The nenh,Ts Of the board who
could accompany the rensins 10 Toledo
would CHS tu1e q committee TO repre-
sens he regents at the fanersl. The tx.
"cutiTe departments, district Ch1ces,
Smi'hsorisn Institute ana 'ha NA,iousl
Museum viii bs clcs:d during the entire
day.
Mr. MILLS BETTER.
WASHINGTON, M.fca 27-4t $3.50
o'cl0cK tnIs mOrrl"g Chsi.msu MIus
wss reported ss somewhat better tha0
iast night II VS. eeyirg rtstfally.
WAIT NC FOR NR MILLS.
Special 70 Tbs Gazette.
WARRINGTON. March 2T-The uaye
and nesss c. mTIttee had xpected TO
rtoors the tAr9 dill TO the II lHse to-day,
but they did nos get. togerher as they
deemed II advisable to NAIs for Mr.Ailia.
Z porte as TO mis- condition sre ercourag-
ing. II kesms probable it n&y not be
prudeEt for him TO venture out TO his
WORK be!ore pExt week, ard the commit
tee may meet to morrow to adopt his re-
port. Mr.. Mills has been sleeping most
all day.
TRxAs PENSIONS.
Special to The Gazette.
WAsHINGToN, March II The foil W.
ing Texas pensions were is-ued to-day:
Mrxicsn turvlvors-w william c. Rica,
Low lrdgi Bnrdin Burline, farmer, Ger
scans; William Rl-iy Smith, RchIand
SsrinRs; Mason W o ven, Vii, y Syringe;
CrI"uel Andrew J Scarborough, Soyder.
h xicsn wid0wE-Lucinds J4ue, widow
Of W. L. M"nshsB, SneInsr; Artie z t.,
widow Of Willirm Lowery, Comanche.
BANK RESERVE AGENTS.
aSeeial 10 .he '1az ito.
Warrington, March 27.-The Comp
I olier "i the Currency he's approved ihe
Ninth Esuonsl R,bk of New York and
the zeIchsDts' National Bank If Kansas
Guy ~ Jeaervs agents fer the American
Nal nsl Bank Of D1llss.
ALTAR CHAMBER NATTER.
Special 70 the GeztsIe
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The river
AID lar1Or bill is ready for presentation
10 the e use and it may he exp cted any
dsV this week. The members Of she com
mittee scIing under the ins ructions Of
Chairman Bl1ncBsrd sre eDdesv0ripg 10
mske q star cGsmber nStter of the bill
and its provisions, md one might ssiBe |
tast each Individual member feared DE-
feat Is tie ufxJ els ctlUn If he had reveal |
ed shy Information cODcernInc ths bill.
TIKI COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
WAsBIn 6iOE, MsIca 81 The later
national GURecil II Women resumed is |
session thls morning. The first psper Cf !
the day VAS rezd ~ Isabel C Bsrrows. |
The subj &c Ess, "Tne' Work of Uai- |
tsrIae women" Mrs Laura McNieF,
president Of tho ladies' Of the Gfsod A ny
Il the Republic, ,ben read rspsr On |
''Ths L'mls II W'msn's Influence " |
Mrs. b Rier was followed ny Isabel |
BVgrlut, Director Gf prison reform work
at St. Lsztre, Paris Her paper was on |
shs work IF tae society ever which she |
urssides. Edsah d CteurV Of Boston |
taeH read pspsr on tn So CT # "Hos
pi oils Managed By and For Women.
Mrs Cora A Barton of the R d Cross
s 'ciety read an interesting paper.
TO PROHIBIT IMPORTATION OF sWISE.
WA8sNGToN, March 81 The Presi- |
cent Bss seBt to Congress q message |
recommending legislation 30 proh!bi. the |
Hportation Of swine from France and |
GeImspy. l. is accompanied by com
D uDicstions from Minister PendletoI ard |
from The Consul st MsrseilIes