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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

ps=lY, the chsirmsn Of the county
committee, exfsde-,l Office lesSera,
, x eouaty Officers CT notefs sad
me1 whose repuisti0ns have ATTENDED
beyond ;ns state, and wso were known in
the past fer integrity and uprightness.
Owe. 1000 ccmpii inte have been fled st
the cffice ct United States District At
torney Sellers. Mcss scrupulous care Is
being exercised In arranging the cases
Not man will be brought before the
grand jury whose evidence cannot be
corroborated, snd no csse will be pre-
ser:ed Wi.be ~ the mast convincing evil
dence. a map In DeGtborn county, it is
said, wsa cleied 81 s DAY for year to
chspge from Cleveland TO Harrl,
son. A man convicted in the
Ualted Stsies court for counter
feiting four months sgo was repreived be
fore the expiration CT his term. On cleo
ton day he was taken to the polls by the
sheriff and allowed 20 vote. In Viga
county 1t IL alleged the Republicans offer-
ed Democrat rent free for two years for
one Harrison vote. He got the vote Srd
will receive sn Indictment. At Monroe.
Vile two Witnesses Will sweEr they saw 3
voter receiv. SUN CT money and az over.
coat from well-gnoHn Republican 81!
for vote for Harrison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

mcrin. L Was 1t sn esrl7 period 20
famous for Is weaving and dyeing Of
coson cloth shat rs E6u13 became idsnii.
fed with tie manufactured fsbriGs,
wnerce the mama calico. Il Is low gen
eraily admitted thas ;his ingenious art
originated in Indix in remote ages, and
from thst country found lis wsY &c Egypt.
Il wss lot III til the middle Of the eeysr-
seepth century tlSt calico printing
was introduced into Europe. A knowl-
edge OF the art vas acquired by some Ct
the servants Of the Dutch ESs! IudG
Company and carried to Holland, whence
! it WIS introduced IN London in the yesr
1876 Il ie surprising for grown up child
rep, 81 veil rs OUT Pcurg folks, 10 learn
thss "Pliny as esrly as the first century
mentioned il his Natural History thai
there existed in Egypt wonderful
method Of dYeirg white CLOTH" Cslico
cannot be 6espised when 1t csl boost Of
such antiquity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
q whole, Wss Tathtr ais


astrous TO the s,rikerr, ard there is .
Visible weakness manifested bv some Of
their number. The general iii 'ars Of the
Locomotive Brotherhood ana FTemen's
Association cid not Put in their appear-
snce &c. 6ay, as WAS given out they would.
Il cannot be reliably sscertained thst
either Of these organizations have
taken any steps toward aseist-
ing In sustaining the strikers.
The railway superintendents
held conference this afternoon and
we're unanimous in their refusal to con-
cede to the demands OF the strikers.
They sough. no conference with the
ssrikers, and most CT the superiDtendelts
left for their homes Immediately after the
adjournment. The locomotives on the
Belt Line belonging TO that company az
stnl in the shede, only three being 81
work. The principal work on the Belt
is being done with engines loaned By the
Pshusylvanis Company.
Whee q freight trs!n on the Big -Four
was ready to pull out this evening the
brAkemen quietly slipped away w.tDout
saying word to the ysrdmaster. II is
thought they fesrsd 20 take the train cut
that had been Elade up b7 so-cslled scabs.
Another crew Was quickly found snd the
train got awAy. Traffic stthe stock Ysrds
is getting in good SHAPE, many trains
going cut and coming In to-day. AL
together i! looks as though the roads
had about broken tae backbone Of the
strike ard unless some unex 9ected as
sistsnce strives ths strikers aresin Iai;
WAY of being left out in the cold. There
is much sympathy manifested for them
by their brother railroad employees,
About sll the reads nave p0steo notices
discharging the strikers and Inviting them
to call sDd get their moEsy. There was
no disorder or attempts ct Interference a.
any OF the yards to-day. The strikers do
not disguise their hopes Of receiving sic
and support 1T the lsst moment from tht
engineers and f:emel Prominent lcca
members and division c fiji ;ials OF tbs La
connective Brotherhood state positively
however, that they have not asked Chic
Arthur to come here or 10 interfere am
they do not propose 10 do so. Chief Sag
gent OF the Firemen's Brotherhood re-
turned to TerGe Hsute Saturday night
leaving behind rumor that be had sd
vised the meo TO remain e: their posts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
SLEEP AFTER HEALS,
The Brain Should Ress While the Stomach
DiEests The FOOD.
Westmi : ster Review.


There is widespread superstition,
cherished by gres: ms ority OF people,
that to sleep Immediately kf.er hsving
taken food is to endaoeer health, TO favor
tie once: Of sppoplexy, etc q supersti-
t!pn BASED on t-e assumption that during
s!s.p the blasn is normally congested.
I'll 10 l.. m doubt, sucn thing as CON
st4u7v si5i p. huE during normsl eleep
rs bIai2 is &c nc. Wien a person has
Kln IArly abundant lunch
or Ginut1 the stomach de-
m1E1s special influx of blood
wherswith 10 accomplish its work Of di
gest.on; 10 orgRD car more easily comply
with that demand than the brain. which,
when N full activity, is sufused with
maximum amount Of the vital fluid. But
8 derivation of blood from the brain to
tie stomach can only take lice, except in
exceptionally full-olooded and vigorous
persons, On tho condition that the
cerebral functions be meanwhile
partially wholly suspended. Hence
many people after taking dinner
seel indisposed for mental action and
not few long for sleep. The already
partially al &c mic brain would fsin yield
up to the stomach still further supply
Of blood and yield itself up to refreshing
sleep. Doing go it gains new strength (;
meanwhile digestion proceeds energeti-
cslly, and soon body and mind sre again
equipped TO continue in full force the
bat ls ct lie But superstition, the child
Of ignorance, !nseryenes; declares thai
sleep during digestion Is danger Gus; ad-
monishes the wouldbe eleepers to
struggle against their perilous inclins-
ton, and, though telling them that after
dinner they mays sit awhile sssuIes them
Of the adsge: "Atter supper walk m le.'
} The millions OF its victims continue
therefore, the strife to which It con-
demns them, and ignore the suggestion
offered to them By the lower aniu1als
who have always practiced the lessons
OF sound physiology By always sleeping
SITTER feeding when they are allowed tt
do so. Hence the human brain and tbs
human stomach cont Nd with each othel
: during the digestive process. The brain
inpelled by superstition, strives ID Woit
and, demands blood to work With, Will!
the stomach, stimulated by It's contents
strives to carry on its marvellous chem
istry, and demands an ample supply G
blood for the purpose. Ths result of th'
struggle is that neither is abie to do III
WORK well. The brsiu ig enieebled b.
being denied lis natural rest during tn
: diges i've process, and the healthy fuuc
tioas CT the stomach degenerate ito dys
! pepsia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
ORE DIES EVERY sgCOsD.

ssrna Fsots HboHt tho Rorld's Population
Over s Billion Iaha blseats.
Hare are some interesting facts about
the psopie who compose the population
OF the world:
There are 3064 languages In ne world
and It's inha5,cAnts profess more than
1000 religions
The number OF men is soou. squat TO
the number Of women, TIE average OF
life is shout teirtYs!hfee years. One
quarter die pysEiops TO the sge OF seven-
teen. To every 1909 persons only one
reaches 100 Yeara Ct life, ssys the Golden
4rgcsy. To every leo Crly e'y resch TIE
age Of sixty five, snd not NOR han one
Ia 500 lives TO eighty years Of aga.
Tners ara on the earth Loo, COO, 0GG
inhabitants; Of these SO, OSs,0 die every
year, 81 1924 every day, $3.50 every hour,
.nd sixty every minute, or one every
second.
The msrred ara longer lived than the
single, end above 81, tncse who observe
sober and industrious conduit. Tall
men live longer than short ones. Women
have more chances Of lie in their favor
previous to fifty years CT sge thSn men
have, but fewer afterwards.
The number Of marriages is in the pro .
portion Of seventy FIVE 20 every 1000 in =.
dividu2ls. Marriages sre more frequent
Afterisquir Is during the months
Of June and December.
Those bo,n IL sprIng sTe generally q q
more robust cor stiIution Than otnfIs.
Births are mora frequent 81 night theI by
day, also saths.
The humber OF men csrsHia cf = airing
ARMS is calculated at one-fourth Of tie
population,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
LOVE ARD RELIGION.
Tho Pops's Nephsu.in-Lsw, Oncs a jaw,
Returns to Ria Original Faith.

Tho Pops's Nephsw.in-Law, oncs a jaw,
Returns to R!s Original Faith.
The stor, that Pope Leo's nephew has
Just been married to the daughter Of the
besdle OF Jewish synagogue turns out
to be correct. The circumstances SAVIOR
Of romance, and are told By the Israel.
tische Germeinde Zsi.ung. It sppesrs
that some years ago Herr s, sn enter.
prising tradesmsn Of Vienna, crossed the
frontier to seek new fsld for his iaoors.
Arriving q: PeIugiR, 1tfly, he made the
acquaintance OF teice OF the present
pontitI, ard ultimately IN attachment
spFapg up between the fair haired Tedes.
CO and the 6srk.eyed Sguorips Pecci.
In cue course Herr S. proposed TO her,
Was Eccspled, and It us5 Lot ling tre the
pair appeared before the BRIDES uncle,
Cardinal Peccj, mambec Of the College oi
Cardinals In Rome Tie bridegroom
being Jew, it was necessary for the
ecclesiast.c to bap.izs him, ard, thi:
being doLe, the ceremony G. marriage
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
France,
N WILSON IN THE CHAMBER.


PARIS, Nov 90 M. Wilson, eon-in-lew
OF ex President Grevy, appeared to-day
IN the chamber Of deputies for the fret
time slRcs hIs trial. After the transaction
of come formal business Mosreure. al
luj!Ig to the presence OF NJ. Wilson,
proposed TO suspend ::be sitting
for one hour, stating the chamber
Of deputies would understand the
reason. NJ. Duryano, Bonspsrtiss,
thought the chsm6er ought to adj 0urn
altogether Mosreure's motion was sp-
proved By vote Of S35 70 80.
On resuuipc its sitting M. Muller
cieut Indication CT its sentiments, return
TO the order OF the day. The motion was
passed. M. Wilson thereupoI left the
chamber accompanied by N Audrieux.
BoULANGKRAND THE W MEN.
PARIS, N ". 26 B Juianger's vita Is
taking steps to obtain g divorce, It Is
stated that oae CT the richest widows in
France Is willing to marry Boulanger.
On the way TO his hotel from banquet
yesterday General 3 ulsnger WAS conrin-
uRusly cheersd. Police lined The route
sud mads ferry arrests. Moss Of The
prisoners wsra subsequently released.
PROPOSAL RRJHCTED.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent says the govern
meut hss rejected Frepce's proposal TO
iOin the blCcade OF East Africa on the
condition thai sill slave ohows sDd dealers
under the French fsg se!zed ny ether
powers be handed over 20 France for
pus;sNmeut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
where Calico Cams Fran.

The derivation Of tie iwoId calico il
very interesting al Of such an sncieni
date is Its origin. Mrs. LsonoweIs says
In her "TisVels OF India" inst in the yssl
1898, jus. ten months sud TWO dsys sfseI
leaving the port Of Lisbon, Vssco ds
Cams landed on the coas. OF MEisber. a
Cslicut, or more properly K,le Rhods,
"City OF tins Back Goddess" Bsl:cui
was st thst period not only a YeryincieAj
seaport bat an extensive tskrisags
which, stretching along the western ccasl
tsSou ,hern IIdis, reached from Bombss
sd tbs adiacent islands to Cape ca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
SPORTING.
o'oonnor OF for Aus,ra,:s.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-O'Connor, the
osrsman VINO defeated Teemer yesterday
will leave here about tie middle CT tht
week for San Franctsco, whence he ex.
poets to sail for Australia, to meet The
crack roweTs Of that country. Its under
stood here that St. John, who has backed
manv osEsmep, intends to challenge
O'Conl0r for race with GaudaVr, and 4
is possible that the two men may meet &
San Francisco before 0'Connor calls 70,
An strslis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

cen. agreemeni the Rock Island uses the
track of the Rio Grande from Colorado
Springs 20 Denver. The Sal. LIKE Ex.
press on the R,o rande, which left here
at $3.50 thls morning, pulled out Of Psi
mef's Lake eight minutes late and went
numbering down iha "dividen at q speed
OF fifty mics an hour. 0ae mile south
of TASTED the track makes S sharp
curve. On turning the engineer wss
Mortified to see approaching the Rock
Island express not over a hundred ieet
away. The engir GERS and fsemen of both
trains 1mped, and q moment afterwards
the trans came 10 gether with thunder
Ing crSsh, telescopiEg CARS End making a
mass CT broken timber and iron. The
upaetliog CT the stove 10 the Rio Grsnde
baggage csF Set IRE to the train, aod be-
fore IL could be ex iDguished
THREE CARS wERR CONSUMED,
bat fortunately no one WAC imprisoned
n them. TIE escape OF the passengers
seems miraculous, Two trSin men were
kil3ee ". Fl. Phillips, express messenger,
aad II. Fine, baggage mester, both OF
the Rock IslSnd. The wound ID are Martin
Muuroe, engineer of the Rio Grande train
slight fracture Of the skull sId badly
furt internally, will probably die; Josep1
Berry, engineer Of the Rock Island
hesa cut and badly bruised; Harry Smith
fireman, badly sGalded and head cus
The ftemsn OF the RIO Gfande train Mss
fatally Injured. Several others were
more or lees injured, but not seriously
The responsibility, 1t is claimed, resti
with the TAIN dispatcher. The conductor
OF the R0ck 1s!Lnd train received orders
st Colorado Springs giving him right c
way TO Dsn yer, and the conductor Of IN
Rio Gcande received orders ct Burnhsn
giving him right OF track to Lolorad,
Springs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
a Farmer Held Up,
spsalSl to :he Gazette.

MINEoLA, TEX, Nov. 26.-This evening
while Edgsr Carter, farmer living seven
miles south e here, WAS returning home,
ne was held up by lone bjgh1synsa be-
tween here and SGbine bottom and re-
lievsd o. little pocket change. The city
marshall snd deputy sheriff are on his track
With psir CT blood u2de, and Ms cap
turs is locked for hourly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
Rssioepce SuTnld.

SptCIhl 20 IIlt 0dAeIFV'
CANTON, Tx, Nov. 20 Information
rsIchsd here this morning that the dwell.
ing house Of cid Grandpa Love Riley,
about sixteen miles south of here, was
consumed by aEs Saturday night, while
the family were absent, a considerable
smouut OF household goods vera also
lost, with no insurance. Il is thought TO
be the work CT an incepdisrY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

WBeI Emu elOG W.
H. Clothisr; Houston, Hesrn chupei {;
f ". Solomon; Washington. John E
Green; McKie, 8, J. Guess; White OAK,
W. W. Wimberly; Bower, j. P. Cald-
we'll; Cedsr Bayou, L 81 Davis; Alvin
Supply. ". K. Campbell; Vllsscc, SAD
P. Brow; Wharton, Charles Fl. Pawn ;
Columbia and BrSz0ria, j. L. Browning (;
Malagoyda, John L Kennedy.
AUSTIN DIsTIcT.
J. + Fsilin, presiding elder; Tenth
street, E B Clippell; 7 SentY fourth
etree+, + Z Hammond; Fist stree,
Charles A. Hooper, @ancnnw street,
S q. Brown; LzGrAuee, Joe Stoval;
wirches:er, G. r, ChappeT; FistoriS,
John MSATms,rong; Merrell.oUn, John
W. HArmoEd; 0IKniiI, L T. Miller; West
Point, supply, John W. Thompson
CoiUmois, ID. S HorcAiss; HelmsT,
B. Graves; fiascclsl agent, G. c arm
S ropg; Heohersyille, G, Il. Collins;
B istrOp And Bill, S. c Lit.iepagei Fla
tsnis circuit, F. Sullivan.
CHAPPBLL ELL DISTRICT
J.B Seats. presidl:g elder; Chspreil
Hill sts;ioT, a. NJ. Sesrs; Brenham SITS
,ior. A E Good1!G; Independence. j
A. Savsgs; 8eleYIle. f. 9 Favor; Ssa!y
ard SSH Pli3e, G. q. Evans; Hemp
stead, j. r. Cochran; Pstason, F. Il
c. Eliot; ,ruonj, q. MitzelIi Eage
Lske, j. W.MSasp; Blzton and Gi6dinge,
] 8. GIL 'EsSs; Il cE'ey, E. n. Bakers
McDsde, S. Il. Morgan; Chsppell Hi!
FemsIe ColIege, E W. Tirrspt; E!ein and
Manor, q N, Harvey; missionary to
japan, o. A. Dukes.
CAMERON DISTRICT, u
LIZ. AIep, presiding elder; Camer9l
s.svfon, C. L. Wligh; Cameron cirsHtEs
J. N. DLvie; Midland circuit, w W.
Bronson; R>ckdale, n F L'ne; Pleasant
Hill, Il. T. Hart; Dsvilia Giro mt, JIG.
Leith /. msysflsld circuit, Fl. NJ. Vlnson I;
Duazgo, E H. Hooutti Msrlia station,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

LINER, TEN,
NV. 26.-Tne
courthouse was
urned last nj III!
.hortiY after 8
o'clock. TIE fire
WAS incandiary,
being get On l:e
up stairs and st
Onn Of Sf1p win.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
TeS;y.
RyCEIYED BY KING HUMBrRT

ROME, Nov 96 Kit Humbert yesser-
dsp gave audience to N Msrisns, the
newly appointed French ambassador. His
msjesiy said thSt II France met the good
iurentiona CT Italy in friendly spirit sill
djRererces Ct opinion could be easily
seitled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

A man s; Lsrsnie laughed At sn Indian
who slipped down on tee street FIVE years
ego, snd the otner day The red man cam Q
around snd stabbed Lin in the back as q
reward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

A LADY living st Thirty eighth street,
New York, received letter tle other day
from friend II twenty fourth street,
which mad been fourteen hours IN travel
ing the fourteen blocks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Forty.ore men
started on six days Tramp in Madison
square garden leg: night st O'Clock. a
thousand people were present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
Fer;v Two sou,cs Banned.

HAVANA, NV. 26 -AdVlces from Yea
5el& De Salena Stale thst torty~two
houses hsva been destroyed By FIRE. The
loss is $50. goo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
IN FAIR WAY TO FAIL.
Aid from the Engineers and Firemsn
the Only Thing that Can Make the
switchmen's Strike Success
Weight Moving on all this Rcade- Nsarls
All OF tho strikers Discharged sEd
Eheir Places rillSc.
GLOOMY FOR THE STRIKERS.
INDIANA dis, IND MY. &c.

HE s1i,cEmsn's strike
did not extend to-day to
the engiresls sid FIRE
mer, as was anticipated
TIE situation remains
I'm changed except this,
sll the roads are moving
trains to-day and the
blockade Is resrlY over.
come. New men are ap,
plgiug for work 3. every
office, and the superin-
tender say they will
have no q: I'll iulty in SUP.
plying every strikers
place within the next few
days. The day, taken as
. whole pysG Ysthsr dis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

= TH$I.sfdon hansoa tis at last TO be IL
trodu68d in Pssis. Lord Shrewsbury,
tho srH,est c.h;pSrer in London, is at
sha hsSd Of thsssmpspy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
RHnmnnIN.
A PROTECT FROM RUsFIA

PROTECT FROM RUssIA.
LONDON, Nov 26.-Tte Russian gov
ernmeut has protested against the erac-
zion by Roumsnin Of forts st Forschtni
and GsletZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
COLLIDING TRAINS.
4 Fs,al AecldSas On the DSnvsH aud
R!R 6raads Rear Colorado
SpIi8gs-Ths Gsuss.
Ths Number Of Killed and ysouared-rhs
fault OF ths rEain DiEpstchsr-MiFac-
uIouE EECaps OF Passengers.

ENVER, Col , Nov. &c.
A fatal accident oc.
Cured on the Denver
snd Rio Gcards Road
az q little station named
Husted, fifteen miles
n ortn of Colorado
Syringe, this morning,
oy WHICH Two men were
killed and several in
jared. Thrnugh a re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
VOTE PURCHASING.
s.ertling Developments Expected IN Icdi.
a1R-A Few CsseP.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. %.
HE Mail this sftsr.
noon prints the
folio Fiag:

INDIANA P LIS,
IND , Nov. 26 -
S.srtIicg develop
msnts tllst srs eI.
pes ted 10 follow
the indictment OF
brioeTs s. the re =
cent election will
shake Indiana IT,
lis center. Many
D.mee turned into
me Uaised .Ss&tes
district astnuey
fer ofsnsse sgsia&
the state are tnSse
OF Esn BfamiDent
in the Republican
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
An Insane NuKdsxer.

81. JOSEPH, Mo NOV. 26.-The asylum
board TO-DAY refused 10 grant release
to DR.. S. III. Richmond, who murdered
Oelonel John Strong, editor OF the
Herald, June Is, 1896. md who WAS sd-
i5EAgal insane by jury, sent &c the ssy.
lum Egd after hpsEds escaped. Richmond
is na IviaSFM CsDargc, Il, and Is
maat }xciusrsp patent M diclns. He does
not DIRE ~ esoss ths state line aud WAS
IApfseys9da s.. Joserh by lawyer.
q OldPh,aas eiich, mellow shssi
Joseph HsB;s#f, est 4
F@ ~ rS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

Willis Radam's MicsohssER2e8fastd5 s
ing mora good than - 1edseine ever
bro lghs 70 FoSk4s<tA. Cali at M office,
5l3 MsIEsssz, Ind will show you Ies-
tl1pDisse from come CT the beg. people IL
ssH8fi Worth, and cs1 refer you TO great
msay Others. S P. TUCKER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
u. D. CONFERENCE.

Lisa of appointments MADE at snetivil!e
Special 20 the GeEsste.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

UNISYILLE. TEN Nov. &c.
-Th= Texas Methodist Con
ference Closed to night sfSI
being in session six days
The following appointments
were announced:
GALVESTON DISTRICT.
I II. V. PhiIpott, pres dig
| elder. St John; Z. II. Har
1moud, 81 james, Seth WORD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
FIRE RECORD.
raesty Thnussnd Dollar Coarthouss
Burn sd at 6tlmer.

Courthouse Burned.
Special TO the Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
IN THE COMMONS.

OSDON, Nov. %
In the house OF
com ms to-
night Mr E. 7.
Guerrley, liberal,
asked IL the cor
respondence on
.the Am erlcan
q gheries quesN
ton was TO be
produced, wheth'
er II was the in
tentio1 Of the
goveInm snt tone
gotiate for a new
commission and
whether in The
meantime, owing
to the divergence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

OF legal OPTION rsjstive TO the meaning
Of the tr ;sGy OF 1878 it Vas intended 10
suspend the enforcement Il its provisions.
Sir JAmss Ferguson, p rl,smentary Sec
retsry for the foreign fife, CURLY re-
piled: "Ehe government will not pub
lish any papers nor make any statement
Of the suhisct at presen:. The mccus
vive1di is IL operation
Mr. ". e. Smith, government leader,
replying to the question animated
that the government under the
present circumstances was Ut
able 10 make any statement
regarding the appointment Of minister
ST Washington. ..r
Mr.. Stanhope announced thss British
troops world De seLt to Suek'm IL the Bs'
tive authorities reQuiied support In div
ing the II bais i1iEnd.
The bouse then went into committee CT
the whole and the debate on the land pur
chase oil WIS., resumed.
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nj wihon AppexTe IN the French Chamber
Of Depuyios-ss Receives a COLA
Reception.
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