Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-31
9HB CHANGES GOOD.
Not Move Has Bsen Made in The
Progress of the Tariff Bill Which
has nolAdded to its Strength.
Consideration Of the BRi By sse'lous to
B'gln MandsV Unless 100 1any
DemseraIs 60 10 81. LENS.
General shcridaI's Condition 10, 50 Favor
abe, Although STA Friends Gre nos
Usessy-Cadets Prom ,ssc.
THE TARIFP BILL.


| Special to the Gazette.
/ WASHINGTON, May 80 The ways aud
means committee are well satisfied with
the course Of events regarding the tarin
bill, and the progress 1t is making in
ginning support IN the House. The re-
suit OF the caucusirg on the bill is emf
nently satisfactory. Not . move has besp
msde which has not strengthened it,
and when 1t comes into the
committee Of the whole it will be strong
enough 20 stand. The situation to- night
Is that not more than six or eight Demo-
crafts will dsre to vote against it. Csli-
fornia and louisiana are satisfied. The
prospects for Its passage were never bet
ter than they are. The consideration of
the bill by sections will probably be be-
gun on Monday should not ths~comm:ttee
tase away sufficient number of Con-
gre ssmen to jeopsrdizs lis Consideration
in this way. II many OF the members
should go TO s.. Louis the consideration
Of the bill will be postponed uatil their
return.
sHERIDAN's CONDITION STILL FAVOR
ABLE.
| WASHINGTON. M,y 30-At $3.50 o. m.
the condition of Genera! Sheridan was
reported to be as favorable as at any
time since the change early les. Monday
morning.
NIGHT BTLLRTIN.
WASHINGTON, May 3o-The following
| bulletin was not given ont till after IL
O'Clock.
s:45-General Sieridsn's condition is
not SO faYorEbIe IS it WISE at the time Of
the last bulletin, owing to the fact that
harassing cough hiss appeared, making
him restless and preventing sleep.
Signed O'Reilly, Matthews, Byraes
Yarrow.
Colonel Kellogg ssid that the cough did
not give them any apprehension IS the
other favorable symptoms continued.
The damp weather, he thought, might
have caused the cough, and as the Gen.
ersl hsd had go much sleep recently, he
would naturally be little restless. No
more bulletins will be Issued until
O'CLOCK tomorrow morning, as it is not
thought any more will be required to-
night in view Of the Generals Improved
heslth.
One OF the physicians GAPS that the
cough heretofore meationsd is csused by
sn Irritation OF thu lungs aud IL of shsck-
irg nature. The only bsd { feet which it
has az yet is that II awsks9s the General
when he is only half asleep and therefore
interteres with his rest. It may be due
TO congestion or 10 the same causes which
produced @ iema, sud again it may be Of
8 nervous nature. There has been no re-
currercs Whist, yer OF the heart trouble.
SHERIDAN STILL IMPR9vNd.
WASHINGTON, Msy 80 -Ffs following
bulletin wss Issued al $3.50 O'CLOCK this
morning: 8 q. m-Gspefal Sheridan
passed comfortable night, sleeping well
and for longer periods t1au on the pre-
vious night. All improvement reported
in last evenings bulletin ia maintained.
GSignedl ROBERT NJ. O'RIKLLY,
WARRINGTON MATHEWS,
CHARLES B sYRNE,
HRaRY A. YoRRow.
The next bulletin will be issued at 9
O'Clock.
TO ISSUE ANOTHER BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, May so Another Sberi-
dan bullstin will be issued Tonight, and
this fact has given rise I'D q report that
the General is much worse snA that his
attendants are greatly discouraged and
alarmed.
REWARDED AFTER LONG WAITING,
Special 10 the t4aEette
WASHINGTON, May 30 --Csptaju George
f Price, Fifth Uaited Sssges Cavs'rVp
died recently at Fort Elliott, Tex His
6esfh will mske First Leutsn snt Ffarcis
Michler csptAln, and Second LieuteDsnt
Henry Wal e, nephew Of lste Chief Justice
Wsite, fsst lieutenant. These gentlemen
have been waiting twelve and nine years,