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At bis Studio.

On next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, from
9 A. NJ. till p. NJ, there will be an exhibit OF
china and water-color painting Of Mr.. Paul
Putzke aud pupils, at the studio. No. 437 North
Mississippi street The public invited TO call.
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THE ladies' of Hall place Church will serv
dinner aud supper for the remainder OF n
week in Pfafflins old MUSHROOMS. opposite tn
penison Hotel.
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Worth the Trouble

IT cures couahs-Brown's Expectorant; s
cents . bottle.
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Shillipgs" and Turned Up." large demsnd
for seats may be anticipated. as Goodwin is very
popular here.
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Wrought Steel Ranges.

The an. & D." wrought steel ranges: all kinds
OF fuel. including natural gas. Send for list u
references. Heating stoves for natural gas.
'.Howe" ventilating base-burner. Do not buy
till you see it. Happy Thought cast ranges.
"Success" patursl-eas cooking stoves.
VIM II. BENNETT q Sow. 80 s. Meridian st
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THE FIRST FRUITS

Christmas goods are coming in almost daily
now. Come Of the most striking are tie
brass work stands. tables and cabinets. The
frame is richly wrought in brass, while the
tops are of Mexican onyx. Nothing hand
sorner as combination of the useful and
beautiful can be seen than those articles.
You are invited to see them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
TALK AT THE CAPITAL
interviews with Pc5mineBt Congress
men on tbs Nom'n3 ions NJ s..
Louis Are SaAsfac DRY.
MILLS 10 glad the Democrats ro.s he Marx
on the Tarff 0nestion-ksndalI
Expresses HimseIf.
1T PLEASEs MILLS.

IL ILhASk5 MILLS.
special 10 the Gazette.
WASHING ron, jane The interviews
with prominent Congressman on the nom
ins!ions at ST Louis ar learly alike, and
are qalte satisfactory. THE GAZETTE
correspondent succeeded in getting the
views Of Mr.. Mills, which are given in
iul. BE said:
81 am extremely glad 10 see that they
toed the marx on tie tariff question. II
was the proper Thing for them not only to
reform the tariff plank in t1e platform Of
'84, but 10 endorse the Presidents nes-
sage de tining thal plsnk. am especially
gratitlad Win the endorsement the CON
vention gave my tsrlf bill. This settles
the passage Of the Measure in the House
WAS pretty COL lent Of
it before, but now there
can be no doubt about 1t. l excecs to
see every Democrat in the House vote for
my bill. The national Democratic parry
mas spoken, and know of no Individual
Democratic memoer Of the House who
can ASJrd to refuse
TO OBEY THE COMMAND.
The tariff Is To be the sole issue of tht
campaign. he troops are in the teld
now ready for the fight. The President
Is in command"
care you satisfied with the nomination
Of TnurmaL2"
Thoroughly" sad Mr.. Mills.
Il am satisfied in particular
think we will win with
Cl, veland and Thurman and the tar
Tie President Is d personal as well as
general quantlty and quality in the Demo =
cratic party. He Will be al Issue with
me tariff; lie is
THE FOREMOST MAN
Of the party. The Minis Oil wss compiled
directly under his supervision. We cid
act go as far as the P resident desired,
put we went IN his direction. Thurman
Is the best man that could have beeL
nomlnst, d to my mind. II settles VINO
will lead the Republican ticket. II MAKES
necessary the nomination OF john Sler-
man. | presume On eastern man will be
the second on the tioket, PROBABLY Morton
Ut 2 I,lps."
Mr. Randall is reported by fellow
| member TO have ssio: "Tue action OF
the convention i'll endorsing the platform
u 1884 WAS rignf, bat the Interpretation
OF lhe platform is Whist we tried TO prove
iOur years ago WAS not true.
| another feature OF interest ia to-daY's
| House proceedings was the distributor
| oy several OF the psges OF number Of
RED BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS
| among the Democratic members, all o.
WHOM accepted item and displayed then
90 view. The msiprlty Of the mem rel:
STUCK the iusiguia IN their breast POCKETS
| ~ ,,
| others tied the Ii to their desks or care
lessiy around their recks. The Thurman
enthusiasm spread all over that sloe o
tue chamber and the red handena Tgas
| Lne one color everywhere seen.
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one before whom towards will cover,
and in the presence OF wlom the Repub-
iicsn voters of this cou1trg wi!iqu:il when
they see the vice pres!denti,i nomination
in tle hands Of Allen G Thurman"
OTHER sECoNDING SPEECHES.
Virginia having been c2lleo, Senstor
Daniels assembled the platform and was
given E cordial reception. The old and
young Democracy OF the O.d Dominion,
be sad, would 9ln il the CREST acclaim
of the American people when they would
speak sgain il n jvember next, for Allen
G. Thurman. He described the services
OF Thurman to the Democratic
party aud to the country,
and especially commented to
Cal!iorni.'5 attention. Tnurm.n's attitude
on the Chinese question when Thurman
became presiding officer ci the Senate.
California sboud send him golden
gAveI, and Colorado should send him s
silver one, for he had 81 WAYS maintained
the two metals OF the constitution st par
Il WAS said the grand mar xss old, but
no hair giisteped on MS bow that mad
not grown white Il the Democratic ger
vice. TIE years thst hs1 citc!ed around
his mead had each OF them LETT in is track
A NhH KIM r u -OhI
Mr.. McG Bnis OF ldcaJ C.osed the NOM
mating speeches, and the convention the Z
projected 10 vote, and the names Of the
states were called. When the vote Was
announced from Ohio, forty-fve for Thur
i man, and one vote for Gr4y, there WAS 3
storm OF Kisses and cries OF "put him
out"
Before the vote Of Wisconsin was
announced it was evident that
Thurmsn's nomination was as
sured, and the convention
wss thrown into fever Of excitemen
and enthusiasm when the Indiana delegs-
ion took down It's gray hGt, wAica had
been held aloft all DAY on its banner pole,
snd flung q red btrdsua to thc breS u
This was signal for repetition Of the
scene OF yesterday, when CieveisLd was
dominated. Toe Indiana bsuver with it,
futtaring red bsntana was caught up By
two excited delegates and borne to the
stSge where it was waved frsntically
during the continuation Of the demonstra
ton. Some one tied red bsndsus abou'
The neck of the bust OF Gle Veland in the
rear Of the stage and the cheers Of the con
vention which WAS low wild with en-
| thusIssm were reioubled.
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the benefit Of ine Democratic party. In
m7 opinion Il Is neither good politics,
coed patio; nor Tor tae interests of our
party eld couItTg thss either Nj. Thu
msn or Mr.. GTsy should bs nominsted,
the former becsuse of his great age, and
the latter because Of his inability to i'll
the position satisfactorily. | respect no
msn living more mighty than Allen G.
Thurman, out do not believe his nomi-
nation would DE wi e. We might Just SIS
well nominate corpse. | don't like
coTpses, but l should mucn prefer Thur
mans corpse on tae ticket 20 G':y. l. Is
true Gay has soGe ability. We are all
good for something, ou. We are not ell
III to DE Vice Presidents, and neither is
Gray. He is al rig IN his wsy perhaps,
out 1t is S bad way. and
we don's want such man, He
hss no strength outside Ct his
Own state, and believe he is oyer-esti-
ns ed there. T1urman will undoubtedly
ne nominated. He has now four f;hs Ct
The conventions vote. The Thurman
o0om is DOW a. white heat, snd l sm
afraid it VII COG! down after the conven-
ton sdi1u-ns very Quickly. think they
viii Sdcp: the platform # 1881, though
--SJ ihhy SC kpASGh INV Ati11'ut-
some chsugea. But, 10 my opin-
ion, they should let well
enough eiope. Thst platform carried
Us through to one victory and 1t will serve
.qually well this time TIE tsriE is q
very tender subject with us down east
and it WOE. do 10 lsy rough tsnds on 1t
l sm not protectionist, but don't want
to See sill our commercial walls thrown
down. l should prefer 20 take OF eli the
iuternsl revenue taxes except the tax on
whisky and then raise the balance Of the
money necessary for the econ omicsl al
ministration OF the government by
mesns of customs duties. This prsc ice of
taxing people immense sums, fer which
here Can never be any reasonable or hon
est use, and locking It up in tie Treas
ury to breed corruption, must be
stopped, but let us not be IN too much
If hurry.
THE NEWS QUIETLY Received.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, June The news
# TDurmsn's nomination Was quietly
received by about 100 people assembled
in front Of the Western Union Telegraph
Q flee. M comment of any kind WAS
made By the GRO I'D. The news OF the
domination has been discussed here for
several days and is regarded to-day as s
matter of course
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sway to the residence Of me briis's
father where al IIf0fmat reception iwss
held. After some tim9 spent III cong a.
= .Atl0Es tbs guests We're irVi.ed 10 lie
dining room Here the Oct. nAgers Of
Messrs. DEunm ( Baker Bros. had sgsin
seen busy, SID the effect was seen il
the spienGid forSl decorations wnicl
SdoEned me laole, which was also loaded
vita everything iGst epicure could desirs
or gas'roUOIde Gtyise. after lengthy
and ell ioya0le & scus<iol o. the dsInties
which Ioant0 the Isble, the guests once
more sought the psrIors, wnere some
sine WAS sp NJ N happy converse, suitable
to the lime snd the occasion. Wher
s! lsst the CLICK gave warning q the mid
night hou-, the good wishes we're re
pested and the good nisnIs said.
The bride, 1ho is the only child OF Cap
tsin Sidpey Martin, and herself one OF
the most charming an popular young
ladies of the city, WAS arrayed in s Co.'S
tune of wGite saun DE- Lyon msde en- lrRi1
with p-or! passemeu.tTis, panels snc
trimmings OF brocatsd s,ls, spun il
silver. She were bridal veil, with
Scotch heather 10 Eers; 40 ornaments.
The dresses OF the brIds's maids were
as follows:
Miss Bette Davis, white tsille de
FtenCaise, lace Trimmings and diamond
ornaments.
Miss Lille Peak, cream Spanish lace
dress, natural )Wers.
Miss Olve Pesk, white sursh silE,
Y lleDcis lace oVerdress, diamonds.
Miss Sadie Tey!s, cream slOstross, sill
yer card trimming.
Miss Jennie RJoir son. white satin,
iot-ed iulle OveIdGess; diamonds.
Mss Gas Porter, WIi,e ss,in, Valencia
lace Overhress; tJHers sa1 diamonds.
T2g groomsmea Were Messrs. G.
+. Bsmes Ct JefeIsop, james b
Slelton. Mortimer Brown, J. T. Lotion,
Era1S II Smytl a0d N.W.Un 4 LsssileT,
Tley ana he gE00U w,cs 81 srrsyed i
blacE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison VIII leave tbs
mo1nIrG for Denver Snd ManitGu, to os
gone mont.
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AUSTIN
rhe Ba.emsDt OF be Ospitol Is DrS-Er r
cisss AT the State Universnty.

fhe Base msDt OF be Os pitol Is Dry-Er P
oisss AT the State Univerniy.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, June Some persons
have been recently putting in circulation
reports OF the basement of the new cspi
tel being under wster. TIE GAzETTE
reporter to-day descended into the osse-
ment by fight Of stone steps aud *
pIored every room and subterrsnean pas
sage In the baseme Every jor
was dry as the carpet in
any parlor in Fort Worth. He was
present in the basement during yester-
days rain and only 8 slight sprinkle
came through the grating, not enough 20
wet the floor.
The Treasurer was eDgsged today re-
moving his Office and its contents from
he Old capitol up the
hill to the new capitol.
Treasurer Lubbock stated this afaern oon
the Treasury would be closed, pr obsbly
till Monday, on account Of the removal
Correspondents will take due notice
The week commencing June Il will be
the time OF holding commencement exer-
cises st the University Of TeTss. The
following programme will be rendered
during this week:
Sunday, June II, st II 8. m, ia Mil
iett's opera Observation-Disclosures ser.
mon by Rev. B. Il. Palmer, D. D, Of
Louisiana.
Monday, June IS. at 8 p. n, in Mil.
lett's opera house Alumni address by
Mr.. R L Bats, B L., Of Bsstrop.
Tuesday, June Is, st II 8. m, IN Nil
let's opera house-Address before the
literary societies by the Hon. D. J. Bar
oour, of Virgins.
Tuesday, June 10, 81 s p. m, in MIL
lett's opers nouse-AnniversSry exercises
of the literary societies.
Wednesday, JUICE 20, st 10 8. m, in
Milett's opera Observation-Disclosures
exercises and university address, by Gen
ersl D. 81 Hill of Georgia
WedDt sdsV, June 20. st $3.50 p. n, in
the UniVersity-Annus meeting Of the
regents OF the University.
DR.. Dorset, superintendent CT the State
Lunat:c Asylum, hss returned from the
Indisn Territory where ne contracted for
nifty car -lnsds Of coal fer the asylum at
from 81 Is 20 S. So per ton respectively
fer the kind selected.
A plan hiss been prepared and submit
ted to the Governor for peril cling the
drainage OF the new capitol, which viii
have to be done az sn estimated expense
OF $1,000 to the contractor.
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a BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Ths Marriage os SIR Jam-s Hsrrisop and
Miss Gertrude Marsia

Ths Marriage Ut SIR Jam-E HsrrisOD and
Miss Gertrude Msrsin
The Fourth Street Methodi.t church
g.therirg Of the WealLb, the besu'y go
the fashion Of Fort Worth, the occasion
oeing the marriage Of Ny. james Harrison
sud Miss Gertrude Martin / lng before tie
hour appointed for tha Ceremony people
oeg gan arriving st the church Snd by the
tine the bridsl party appeared on lhs
scene the large auditorium wos filed
with sn al xious, EXpeCtsnt thron2 all Of
within were comfortably seated by DR.
Ike Msyfle!d and NJ. Ben o Smith, the
polite and attentive ushers.
TIE church had been beautifully end
tastefully dec rated under the skllliu
dire ction e Drumm & Baker Bros tbt
popular torists, and the air IVES redolent
with the blended doors OF tne choicest
doweIs. Creeping MP the wall at the
osck OF the pulpit with their natural
grace were a number CT vines, whose
heavy foliage relieved its baroness with
their beauty and freshness. Over the
cnar eel rail was 8 higher arch, formed
Of bowers upon the front of which
NAS q uO!o a. yS1CJ SLGO4SH41sAN Va tLC
msrried state.
When the bridal party reached ths
church the groomsmen entered kt the
south entrance. preceded by an usher
walked down the right aisle, the brides
nsids coming in by Tie north door sno
gong down the left aisle, an usher lead
ing the way, while the organ and accom-
Gaming instruments pealed forth The
Brides March from Lobe gin. Tne
groomsmen and bridesmaids hsYine
arranged themselves along either side OF
the pulpit, two fairy like little cir 9, Misses
Psttie Burbridge and Susie Fiost,
walked down tie ais e, sc5t-
tering flowers as they went from
BASKETS which they carried in their hands.
C osely following the little MAIDS came
the bride and groom, and proceeding
down to the chancel rail-, stood under the
floral arch before Rev. R ". TiunoD who,
with short and solemn ceremony, joined
them together IS mn snd wife, the
Flower Song fr IN Faust fostirg softly
and sweetly upon the air the while.
When the solemn promises of the con-
tracing parties had been spoken, and the
beIed cGIon pronounced, the Swedish
wedding march broke for h 10 JOYOUS
strain, and the welded psir, PRECEDED oY
The flower girls, passed back up the CEN
,er elsie and out !he north door, followed
by maids aud groomsmep. whcAat formed
into couples, sHd the two ushers bringing
up the resr.
From the church door the bridsl party
and few ether friends were whisked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
INGALLS, FUR PRESIDENT.

Gate Boom started for the Kansas GEN
atOr-Bis strength.
special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June Tt is said here
that the friends OF Senator Ingalls, vii
present his name to the Chicsgo conveu-
ton as candidate for President
Qdite boom has started for
aim mere secretly. 1t ls said that meet
ing OF the ingalls, men WAS held here las,
night to put the boom ,fJAt and
the Senator will fellow VI
the Inauguration OF ais CANVASS oy his
coming speech on the fisheries question
rhe Iugslis boomers expect 20 get their
strength from the so,ders, the prOtec-
:ionists and The IJieh American.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
ON WALL STREET.
The Stack Market Yesterday Was ID.
tensely Dud with spsshsdic spurts
OF Aalmetien at Times
The Lat Wa strnuE Throughout the En
tire Dsg-The Ci,ss vas at
the Best Prices.
COMMERCIAL RES CMr.


Snecial to lie Gazette.
NEW YORK, Juae Hallway bonds TO-
lay closed as follow: Fort Worth and
Denver City st 81; Texas and Pacific rs
st SO; Texas and Pacific preferred ~ 39s i;
Kansas and Tex.s l's Is 90; Kansas
and Texas 5's a. 52t; Galveston, Hous-
ton and San Antonio 1's 81 9O3; st
Louis, A kansas And Texas is 81 80.
Silver 9ll
Money II per cent
Governments stes y.
Sterl Dg dull.
Cotton Quie:.
o. 784.
Wr+a. I'm.
Cof4e 10 to Is points lower.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS
Nav YORK, June 7.-Stocks were IL
tensely dull, with epasmodic spuT,s Of
animation The list WAS strorg through
out, exc apt during one hour IN the sitter
noon. London buying caused rise at
the opening up to above last right
Gould's southerns were especially strong
During The first hour Western U0ior,
Burlington aud Union PEcihc led the sd-
vance. The first named gained |. Market
then reacted slightly, and oecsme dull and
lost q 'rsction after 2 p, N. T1en Louis
Vile and Nashville and Rock Islsnd LED
he advance. The closing was dull at
shout best prices. ROCK Islsad rOse Il
Western UniCn and Louisville and NASH
vile II.
Rsilen'd bonds were irregular. Saies
were 1883 ,00G.
Govern ment bonds were dull
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Burnett.
; oecisl 20 the Gazette

> JBCIaI 20 Iut UdztLLE
BURNETT, TEx., Juue H N. Norton
Moses, s resident Of StrictliDg, this
county, met WITH very serious accident
to-dzy while walking and driving team
hitched 70 e reaper His foot caught in
the sickle and w.5 cnt scross TIE heel
and ankle Joint. His physic ans far am
pu.sd0n may be necessary.
Harvesting Of grain now going on
with good prospects of hesvY crop.
A coed IAN fell hfre to-day.
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A Child Killed.
Special TO the Gazette.

OpScIoI 10 VIC OaLOFsN'
BONHAM. TEX, June 7.-Intelligence
reached here to-day OF 5 sad accident c.
curing at the little town OF Nobility, ten
miles southwest Of here, yesterday. The
little daughter Of jams Whllsce, prom
inen5 citizen OF hat place. vas 1un ever
by 8 wagon Ihesviiy loaded with lun Der.
Her skull wss crushed, killing her In
stantly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
SHERIDAN.
There Is : Pronounced TENDENCY ~
Heart Failure, which Is EorIu'
naielY Wsrded on.
Al Midnight There Is Nc OhsnGe and iht
Physicians are more hopeful
Than Ever,
rKNpENCY no HxARr FAILURR

TENDENCY TO HEART FAILURE.
WAsHINGT June Z. 2P M-Gener&
Sheridsn's condition has continued RbOUI
4s described in this morning's bulletin
Within the last hour there has been 8
pronounced tendency TO heart failure
when has up to this lime been success
fully Tarded of.
LESS FAVORABLE BULLETIN,
WASHINGTON, June C. neral Slert-
dan Is not quite so well this morning
His rest Was somewhat DISTURBED during
the night, and the 0ulletiu Issued this
morning is less fsvorsb.e rhsn it inme-
ii4,e pre- 'ecessor. Il is as folio w.:
JCNs I, 9 A NJ -G.ueIHl Sleridai
cassed a some what restless right He
cnmplsiped Of nsuse4 His tongue IL
heavily costed and his mind is less CleaE
His klineys are dong heir WORK; pulse,
ia; respira ion, 80 NJ return OF hem
oranges. Signed, O'REILY,
MATTHEW'S,
BYRNE,
YARROW
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THE TICKET OF 'SS.

Continued from Fourth Page.
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WARRINGTON, June at IL o'ClocE
this evening he lights IN the sick mans
room were turned low, aud it WAS SAID
the General was dozlug. Mt since the
d st attack has there been such unmis-
taxable evidence Of ssnguine hope shOwr
both by members Of the fsmily snc
friends as this evening. Mrs. Slerids
eft tae house about 9 O'clock f
the first time IN nearly tv,
weeks, and took 81 hours DR. --
shout the neighDorhood Gsiug, TO ave.
at rsctipG the attention Of the public, l.
csb which j. bept cor stsGtly in waiting.
Other members II the family spent al
hour or more Git ing up on the front
porch in unconstTsined Coz versation. AL
OF the lower portion II the house Was
brightly lighted. Tie windows were
thrown wide open and everything was
quiet
mIDNI9HT BULLRTIN-There is no
change to report 10 G4ncral Sleridan's
condition since the $50 D N bulletin.
Signed o RFILlY,
MATTHEW'S.
CONDITION UNTMPROYED.
WASHINGTON, June 7-Gsaersl Shsr-
idsn's condition Is ullmproved. II re-
GpfClE bipLu EIC 6lia-h u IG6lL Aol uIS
this afternoon is only partial. An urfs-
Yorsh!a bulletin is expected this evening.
DR. PEPPER OPINION.
PHILADELPHIA, PA Jane The IN
favorable Change IL Sheridsn's COY dition
HIS made the presence Of DR.. Pepper
again necessary He VIII leave for
Washington ct II When asked for his
opinion Of the case rs IL now stands, the
doctor said: Until last night
the telegraph reports 10 myself, as well
as the published bulletins, indicated
the General fully held the improvement
viii b had beer secured. He then began,
no Fever, to show renewed symptoms Of
nervous exhaustion and hesrt failure.
This may have been in part favored By
the fact that .fser hemOrrhsgs it YVES Of
course necessary 20 use stimulsnts with
extreme caution. Ia addition the heavy
strsin on bis yt,slity Csusf by the long
struggle is const queptlY telling md this
makes 1t very easy for slight causes to
produce serious syDyrcms. / trust
though this relapse will ike thu previous
ones soon be mastered" Tle doctor
added to.dsy's reispse YVES not IS serious
in his opinion IS the previous ones.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

Tim O'Leary, a Pennsylvania delegate,
brought q live hshtiug COCK In th3 hall
and tossed It in the air The bird iuttsred
to the floor but not before it had caughs
the eye Of the convention and the hsll
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