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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
Burglary ut Hiiisboro,

Special TO :he GhzetLe'
HILLsBoRo, Tx, ism. 26-Lsst night
the grocery store Ct Ed Rogers was
burglsrizsd. The thief or thieves gained
an entrance by forcing open the back
door. They broke open the money
drawer, from whence they obtsiped 81 or
SIS. They also robbed the store OF SO or
$40 worth Of cigars and tobacco, $50
pounds OF -four and numerous other
things which Mr. Rogers Is not yet able
70 ascertain.
Our town has been singularly exemp'
from burglars, this being the second
burglary in Eve ysg5.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
THR sHAR'S CHEAT WEALTH
as Has Alone Over Ono Hundred Millions
In Jewels.

What he terms his museuH Is curious
place. l, contains profusion OF costly
articles and objects OF art such ss exist NO.
where else at the present day, 1t being
the opinion Of well-irformed Europeans,
who have viewed these treasures, that
their money value is perhaps twenty fold
tho OF the so-called green vaults a. Dres-
den. -
Il is impossible to give sxact g gssfes,
for they could not be obtAiHea after 8
long ard minu inspection Ad.yalua-
ton by experts; but roughly esffmsteo.
l. Is prehshle thst there is more sAfp
500 600 600 worth of jewelrY, preciors
stones, coined and unc0ined gold, costly
obiscts de verlu, foe porcelain and glass.
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ERinn6 Nh TRlI.i

Yes. the old adsge is right, but If the
1iverIis disordered and the blood becomes
thereby corrupted, the bad "bloed will
tell" in diseases of the skin and threat,
intefnors and ulcers, and il tubercIes in
tae lungs (hrst stages. of consumptionl
sven although the subject be Ydescended
"a Straight ine frofn R!charG Ceur de
Lious Or tae agblest #omsn 81 them az
Ror sNtiog tn& liver 81 or9sno othe
aeaNfbe in shs.worfTtguaB d. Plercsss
Golden, Medical DistaTefy TryfF,
and your "blood viii tell" the ssasyrof its
wonderful fficacy.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

A solution of chloride OF copper VIII
show the difference between gliding for
which gold hiss been used and gliding
with alloys of inferior metals. II the
gliding be imitation gold touch OF the
solution will give black mark, copper
separating out through the enc ia the
yellow metal; with pure metal no discol-
Grafton will occur. The test can also
be ef ed with solution Of chic
ride O. gold or nitrate Of silver, the
iirst of which will give brown spot, the
second gray or black spot; neither have
any effect on gold. Common gold goods
of IL karat gold will not change their
colsr with nitrate OF silver. Leaf gold IS
testecfby being shaken upin closed bottle
With sulphur chloride. Bes,en gold Will
Ehow.no alteration, while "mstar' le2Ves
via grow gradually black.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
ABank Teller Sent to the Psnissnt,ar!

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Jsn. % Isaac III.
Stanley, who ss paying teller OF the Ne
tional Bank OF Commerce. embezzled
500, 900 of the sank's funds in 1886. and
lost the money in whest specuiatlons,
was to-day sentenced TO five years in the
Ohio penitentisry By Judge Weiker of the
United States District court. Tbs pris-
oner confessed his crime.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

QUEEN isabella has been ordered TO
leave the country by the Spanish author
it:es. she should come over TO Ohio and
engage in chicken farming with ex,Kipg
Hsves
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

Mr. A. a. Common believes that Come
astronomical objects can be studied to.
better advantase N photographs tssntin
themselves. The brain cannot aI@sys
take in the perceptions Of the eYs fssS'
enough, and the eye IS not sensitive 20
images Whose brightness f.ls below a
certain limit Ia photography prolong,
ed exposure MY be made to compensate
for deficiency in luminous power, and the
sensitive p;ste bsirg competent to re-
spond TO quicker vibrations than the eye,
il is possible to ootsin Photographs
OF celestial objects radiatiDg light
which the eye is not adapted
to receive. While the moon
has received much attention, the
photographs of it taken Dy Rutherford
twenty years ego have not been super
seded. Tle power of photograph TO
portray the neDu Il has been thoroughly
demonstrated. The art has been applied
to the observation of comets, and may
yet be brought into play for the paths Of
meteors, the discovery Of new planets
and other purposes now hardly thought
Of After re msining nearly stationary for
years, " t q bond It has gone far beyond
anything that WIS expected Of it. and
bids fair to oVerturD good deal Of the
practice that has hitherto existed among
sstronomers.-I Popular Science Monthly.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

A PORTION of Terren's speech on cor
porations is embodied in the history OF
the Farmers Alliance, recently published.
Who owned the rabbit fsot?
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

THERE are number Of gentlemen who
Wonid !iRe 80 be In Senator Ctke's shoee,
Dat not one Of them would venture in bis
hat without 3 utde.
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Week1u Oazette.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
YTHR
PUBLISHING COMPANY
Publiahars and Pr0prfetOTs.

SAM JoNEs is IeecDing tue women OF
KtnsSs q y how to make biscuit. THIS
is practical religion with q vengeance.
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..oo,.ump.,on Can be Cured. .,

DrJ 8. Combs, Owenfvilte. Ohio, says: II
have aivsa eeo.t's Emulsion q Cod Liv on
sser res1its lhan seemed ossnysuith any rem
aeap. - vexa Hereditary caa3M Lar 4isea.e
I'D ad3s1bs8 to ttREBtage Len Oou&M pain
palsss kavsS1 e leiati fl{ail thsAg cases
Isssa IN needy nv me Siae..
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PEo0D,s SARsApAnIlu

IL carefully prepared extract oS tbs -, r.,..
OF the Vegetable kingdom known 70 medss,l ;.
encs 81. Alternatives, Flood Purifiers. Diarss.~, -,
TeEacs, such as Ssfnpariia, Yellow DOCK. S,.iEr~
DandeIon. Juniper Ssrcles. Mandrake. W. Co.
Bark and other seIecssf rooss. barks and if-ss
medicine. Ike anything use. can e fa.-i, js,--,
only by is results. We isst VIII sa;sflCtCl 20 n.
glorious record Hoods Sarsasatzh has cu;s-vl =.
Itself upon the hearts Of thods&Gs OF people IL ~
England who have pezongusdr Indirectly S--se =.
Heved of terrible suffering vt<eA al other reale.,
GGled 20 reach.
NessrS c. l. Hood 3 ca Gsnss-Szsass aerli p,
by express tive bottles lkss.iS SlFsapsatN anu -
Cook Books for djsirisssfscn- Yoar PreysrsioJ T.,
worked wonders IN ~ case OF my vile, Who -
been troubled with sd haa1ache aud s5SoGSRsss
wears She only toofrnsh hall te-SSpCoRful at On
and h.ts not been sctFeil for Eve years now. -
iocud that within anpek ZfteT tSioG Y Si i-t ~,
much better and X now entirely free frUns tHO<s =
ven headaches She has Hc< taken any q any -
count since lafT spring. gIFd what lttle See had
20 do Others gUl. and u,ui have II IN ne hC.
Yours truly. HOMER Is. NASH. fSssslski. Mss.
c.. HOOD & co, ApctbSS=Iriss~ Lowell. Ma
Price 81. six for 3. sold III DFsSSls-s-
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.sssoo so sscfhcrs,

: hiIrs. win.low'ss sooshikg syrup FOR chndrcus
tss4h IL z, bothcE tke chk4, sotteh1sthe gumse
ahays psE, curGs kFind Ssfiic, s1gf b the btas
rcEisdy fcs eiaTthdsa, = 20 sspta 3 ootie.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

INsk Out fsr oa4rrs- aga,res Benns
n SPlans.
zsR, NV Ase yeats' Hfslllbls epsslae for
dlsYS6n ;, Ncysentery,s CHOLERA Fposous,
ALx, hdren's 4eethingi and IL tsken in
time sure preventive dfsAsiat ehoierA
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

wages. We KY
Average weekly
profit which The
feIt gods manu-
Hactur rs make
on he product of
y each employees
- 10 h0r ........
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13
M'DONALD OF INDIANA.
What the Ex-senator Says on the Issues of
the Day.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 9.-Ex-Sena.
tor Joe Mcdonald mas just returned from
Washington. lie wss asked If he thought
tariff reduction bill would be passed at
this session Of Congress, to which he re-
piled: ~ doubt il bill reducing the
tariff all along the line can get through
under the circumstances, but some sort
OF compromise, am sure, will tiaally
be passed. I lock upon the matter as
somewhat doubtful, however, and think
it can only besaccomplished after q hard
struggle. There will doubtless be long
and tedious debate, and there is evidence
that some of it will prove to be rather
heated"
"Whst do you anticipate will be the
nature Of compromise that will eventually
Gomez"
III know nothing aboutit, but presume
& measure will be successful that will re-
duce taxation on tobacco, and entirely
abolish the tariff on some of the cosrser
and more necessary articles"
"What will be done with the whisky
taxi"
"Thst will not be molested."
"Will Secretary Lsmar be confirmed as
Justice of the Supreme couri?"
"It is my opinion that he will. think
there is no doubt of it,"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13

charge and to avoid annoyance Mr.. Bell
suggests that parcels for Mexico sent
through the msils be sealed with neither
gum, nor WAX, but be so secured IS to
be readily Inspected.
TRxAs PATENTS
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, jap. 1O.-The following
Texas patents were issued to-day: Lo-
reno D. Gordon, assignor OF ene-half to
G. NJ. Lasseter and E. S Hicks, Te1aha
press; Albert J. Helm, Winrsboro, back
band; Nicholas NJ. Marks, combine d
railway rail chair and tie, Gainesville
Edwin Ii. Stephenson, Waco, mattress
stufiDg machine.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-The following
Texas pensions were issued to-day
Thomas L. McGhee, West Station; f. B
Saunders, Stockdale.
TO AID PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Representa-
tive Pnelan introduced in the House to-
day joint resolution proposing 81
amendment to the Constitution authoriz
Ing Congress to grant aid 10 public
schools OF several states to an amount
not 10 exceed SIu, UUO,UOO annually.
THE CIRCULATION OF BANK NOTES.
WAsHIN GToN, Jsn. IO-The house
committee on banking and currency to-
day ordered 6 favorable report on Repre-
sentative Wilkins bill to fix the circula-
tion Of national bank notes st the par
value Of the bonds deposited In the treas
ury.
RANDALL ON THE SUGAR TARIFF.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-The report has
been very widely circulated over
the country that Mr.. Randall would
vote with the Republicans to re-
peal or modify the sugar duty. per-
sonal friend Of Mr.. Randall who talked
with him yesterday On this matter Was
authorized by him to positively contra
dict this statement. Mr.. Randall says
there Is not a word OF truth in il. He
regards the sugar duty as almost pure
revenue, and will oppose all provisions
for It's repesl or for its large reduction.
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4 GIGANTIC FRAUD. !
& Se9ica EompsUy's Bold ScAtms 70
Gst Possession OF The Call.
fernia RedW5oe Country.
He" msny Thousand Acres Of the Fins,,
Timber Land In tbs World wSs
Battered Upon.

NEW YORK. jan. II The Herald his
morning printed three column letter,
from Eurebs, Cal, IL regard to g,gan-
tie timber land steal. The correspondent
states that foreign syndicate is operst-
ing il the redwood district, of which
Eureka is the center, aud that Il has Al
ready gobbled up g., 600 acres ofthe finest
redwood forests in the world. The cor
respondent ssys: "Oi slI the numerous
robberies Of the government O! the Uni
ted States which have disgraCed the west
ern and Pacific slope states during tha
past two decades, no one bag possessed
the monumental earmsrks Of unblushino
fraud TO more startling degree than the
one about TO be related. For rugged pic
turesQuenesS CT rOguery the CslifoTnis
Redwood COmpany's robbery Is uniQue."
lie then gOes on to tell how the California
Redwood Company was organized In
Etinburgb in 1883. The directors were
Sir George Wsrrender. Bart; f Dr..
Blythe. L q Edinburgh; Thomas Nelson,
Esq Edinburgh; PAtricE Sterling, Ed,
Hppendsv!e; William John Mer zies,
Edinburgh, aud II. Bruce Johnston, Edin-
bGrgh. These gentlemen, who supplied
or controlled the capital, had poWer 60
add TO tleif number Elk other directors,
according TO discretion. James y.
Walker, the Englishmsn Of San Francisco,
was caosen president; Charles II. King,
San Francisco, G1d David Evans, Eureka,
were made general msnsgers. 8 number
Of notorious lald sharks were hired by
the compsny and sent to Eureka, and
they soon had plsns perfected Cor G grest
fraud. The hcaCQuGrtsYs Of the gang WAS
in the hAcG roOm IF the $ough ganshop OF
Gordon Bsrnum, o local sport, whose
establishment WAS the resort for the rough
Fl lating population Cf the Pacific slope
seaport. Three blocks sway from Isr-
nuns saloon wEs t. 4tet the UG&-an a
States land Cflice. The ares Of LAND
sought by the conspiratoIs ws5 so Vast
that g small army OF men W.5 required 20
go through the forms Of entering snd
proving as required By the laws OF the
United States IN disposal If public
domain. Il WS6 necessary 30 obsain 400
persons who were willing 70 sid in the
trSud Knowingly. Each would oe called
on. 4 sum fixed by the Redwood Com
psnY as s maximum price Wss $50. For
that p1ltT" sum the men would be called
on 80 SO 10 the land office anG make
statement that the LAND they entered Ut
der the bnre cent and literally generous
laws cf UGcle SIM, Was for the indi-
VIDAL Use and occupancy. As Jon as
entry Was made the me1 were escorted to
the headquarters Of The syndicate where
the len1 w9s transferred 10 the "csBnv
ScotcGusn." Thus, 10 wEs, that the
chapter OF crime Wss completed and che
raid on $1,000 acres oi timber, smoDg the
most valuable IN the wo.lc, was feally
c rueulmGted,
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LOUISIANA POLITICS.
Nicholia' Nomination Lacked Upon as an
Assured Thing.

Nlchslia' Nomination Locked Upon as an
Assured Thing.
BATON ROUGE, La, Jan. ll.-It is Low
very generally Conceded by the McE1ery
delegates that Mr.. McE iery is 70 longer
3 possibility IN the gubernstorial race,
and in the Caucus they determined to
stand as one man il favor OF anything
honorable TO beat Nichols. They gs3
that the Moncure delegation would 60
operate iR thst purpose. 4 COMMITTEE Get
nine wss appointed 10 make sny comsi-
nation f0r the Goverporship md sts
slate for minor offieers 10 beat Nich1ixs
before the convention. Judge JeEFeys
WIS., appointed by the third msn schemers,
but declined the honor, ssylns he would
support General Nichols - the
last Judge r. c. BaVey OF
New Orleans End other prosniSsnt Nfcaolls
delegates we're spoken OF IS third nasss
candidates for GovernoT, hut rs fsr IS
known sll have declined to enter into
such scheme It does not now seem
possible that any combination can be
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13
Cold In the Northwest.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan. 1.-THE
thermometer registered thirty-two degrees
below zero this morning. There was q
heavy wind last night and the weather
was the severest of the season. Trains
are not much delayed. At Hallock yes
terdsy the spirit Thermometer registered
fifty four degrees below zero, the bottom
OF the register being reached. Other
northwestern towns report from twenty
Eve 70 forty degrees bsloT.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13

w1s,ched men and women l0uz coH4eh a..-'.
TO suffer the to-tares Of dyspefsi a. srS IT,
With new hope after@few eoses Of iiosIe leI
Sapmacb Bitsers TSiTbaddieg hepe piosso'-,[
into the fruition CT certainty. ii he E-'.eis :.
pess!sted Ia. It brings IeFrls7e 10 al oy
peptics who teek "a aid. FlatulenSs, near
buin, Sinking IS the PIT Of The ssonsaeh "
tween InszIs, k1ensrvous tremcrs sag lnSor i,
MIA Of who q ronic s. Digestion Is sqe 1sns.
dtshpS gr 7sffa heir hztcfnl ~ kenl5oT. 49,
hSp eacent 81 stoma ahsssi wA1- eaa 49, .slT,s
Ehssf so ,aFy insta4Sss s. asfTsens srass sss.
seloo csnce-fs saos elD, bensfsd by y, sfeas s
rolu t4f7fy ID 20 aaif i1k isss sgrAzsais~
psn to decrfte the rmenIs OF cEspelss;ss -
bur IN many OF che testimonials receiver -
the proprseters on the BstteEs, teese efe poI
trayed With vivid tras RTalEass. Cereitpatichs
bIioueness. muse alar debility, mSl2llsi zeSsiS
and yhsuussisn relieved By IL.
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Ten People Killed.

HAvERHILL, MASS, Jan. ll.-Dffni5
Shsnnahsn, who was terribly iplurH u
the water tank house So the time IL tne
accident ST. Bradford yesterday, ded 81
the hospital this morniDg IL "sathirty
years old and Unmarried. Thegfsmily
supposed to ne Mr.. aud Mrs. 9oodWin
and child proved 10 be Gsorgs ". Ccle'
vile aud fl7e year-old child, VINO were en
route from Rcckdale, Mass, to henne-
hunk PAX on visit. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
2. G0o1win were wounded and IRE 50 sns
hospits Die comfortable. TIE liss Of desc
has reached the number ot ter
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13
THE WOOL T&8IFEs
What Score or MznuractureTs TnlaE Q;
LIS Ernnrfinu.

It's Reduction.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. IQ.-T3e EVeniios
Journal publishes to-day replies tro..'
about q score OF wool manufacturers dc
ing business within radius OF ZOE mile.
Of Albany as to the Presidents recon-
men6atior to put Isw wool On the ire:.
list. With cEe exception the replies ar,
against the change. Almost uasnimOusl.
the manufacturers maintain the abolition
Of the tarif or wool would s0on be fol
loved By 6 movement 10 the abolition
of the tariff OF manufactured
WOODEN goods. There II some difference
of opinion as to the question whethel
farmers would kill Of their sheep ia th'
event of the abolition Of the wool tariff
Most manufacturers agree that TIE sheer
industry would receive serious Dion
should the tariff be abolished. Is tG
lowering the price Of wool, the mdDU
facturers generally agree that the a0oii'
ton OF the tariff might have this tH:c
for few months but that il would NOT q
q permanent reduction. The generf
opinion among them Is that they eoui
not successfully continue business wy
the present scale Of wages if the tsrlt
raw aud manufactured WOODS were w
moved or materially reduced. III
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JEFFREYS pgpr-crs

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. IL.
Rouge special Gays az hopes o}aecsea.
ING third msn are gone. Gel Elective
refusal 10 come over 70 the snti PSAs
side has left about ore available Tvs
ds'e, Cunningham. His delegsto iea
support him for Governor, but In CT
cannot De nominated they will v.Sta
Nichols. The fiSls is now for IN YER
the ticket sud threats sre being II "''Ss
several parties that IL case thew
representative they VIII no. ssSrSts,, e
jorities in their parishes for ?, IL
The NichClljtes have been cs1cus.s--....
ticket, bu, thus lsr have been u
sgree. l. ia rpmared they will of Co:
anti Nicnclls EIDE two pisces -
ticket. &
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ATTACKED BY APACHESs
Two Members OF q Prospecting Party
Killed In Souora.

Killed in S0uora.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., Jan. 10.-Superin-
tendent Russell of the San Pablo mine in
Sonora arrived here yesterday and says
5 prospecting party of four men were at
tackled ninety miles southeast Of Vascas-
sori, on Christmas, by Apaches. One OF
the prospectors named jacobs WAS killed
and smother was MORALLY wounded. The
other men fought the Indians OF and
then escaped. The Indians succeeded in
getting some burros and provisions from
the party. The band, it is thought, is the
same that escaped from General Miles
near the San Bernardino ranch at the
time of Gsronimo's surrender, and has
since been raiding Southern Sonora.
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Beck Reelected.

LoUTsvILLE, KY., Jan. 11,-At noon to-
day the TWO houses OF the Kentucky Leg
islsture in JOINT session elected MI, Back
for third successive term in the United
States Senate
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13

To break the Smallest thread weskens
the rope. Put those delicate organs, the
lungs, into q hesltbF condition, bT the
use of Warmers Log Cabin Cough and
Consumption kennedy. Sold by all drug
gists. Two sizes.N &
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13

E:srsh s1rigin1lOe In scrofulous tsint
hoods Ssrzsl Efila ,puritsas the blood,
and thus permanently hires catsrrh.
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VOL. XVIII: No. 4w

made 10 weaken General
strength before the conyen
friends claim he will be nomiT
first ballot.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13
INTELLIGENT DISCUSSION OF All
CURRENT TOPICS.

The WEEKLY GAZETTElwill be made 5
full and complete newspaper Cor al who
have not time or inclination to pore over
the pages OF daily, snd the constant aim
and resolve will be TO add every new
feature that increases the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. II The following
Texas pensions were issued to day:
Mexican war, lawrence S. Helm, Justin;
William B. P. Gaines, Austin; HRS
Specht. Spring Branch. Increase, Thomas
B. Riggs, Tascose
AT WORK AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The inter
state commerce commission resumed its
hearing to-day. AL the commissioners
were present.
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TO BE INVESTIGATED

a board of survey consisting Of Cap
tain E 4 Ssener. Third cavalry; First
Lieutenant John f Myers, Third artil-
lery, and Second Lieutenant Edwin A.
Miller, Third artillery, is ordered to as
semble a. San Antonio, Tex, On tbs 12sh
for the purpose Of Investigating, report
ing upon aud fixing the responsibility for
the siIeged loss of certain signal service
and ordnance property for which Second
Lieutenant Leroy Esbree of the Signal
Cops is responsible.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13

IL cheapenlng the price Of THE WxHL
1T GAzKTTE it is the determination to i'm
pTore us vGlUe to all classes OF readers
Among its sttracioGs will be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15
I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
ON THE WAY To CHICAGO.
Republican Leaders and Delegates In
Large Numbers Passing Through
Pittsburg.

PIrTsBUR6, June 15.-The Western trains were
crowded to-day with distinguished persons
en- route TO Chicago. Among the most prominent
at the Union depot this morning We're senator
Hoar, or Massachusetts,; Hale, OF Maine: Hiscock,
art. OF Nevada; Representative Payson. OF illinois;
Steele, or Indiana, and Hayden, OF Massachusetts,:
Gen. Cogswell, delegate-at-large from the same
state, and CHAIRMAN Cooper, OF Pennsylvania
There was disposition among the Eastern men
10 maintain strict silence ON their choice SEN
aJor Hale said his people had no choice. senator
Hiscock said he would name 20 one at present,
and senator Hoar, when asked II he would accept
the permanent rmanship OF the convention II
rendered him. would neither say yes or no.
Gen. Cogswell and Congressman Hayden said
they had no preference. Judge Payson, OF illinois,
thought the only real strong candidates were
sherman ana Gresham. A number OF others Were
TO be used as footStools until the proper time came
TO vote for some leading candidate