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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

| the figure OF the Old R5ma1 flashing H.
tullo through the confusion and tumult Of
the FIRE. To sll approaches for help
which the President thought he had no
, right to give, his one spswer, wes inst
this Was, not the sduinistrations but the
peoples battle. When he WAS asked
directly from nstional Democratic head
quarters whether he WAS for us
OF against Us he smiled pleasantly and
considered thst which wss cniy hslt .
est as ell 9 tribute 10 his integrity, as in
deed IT wcs though So the expense OF his
! wisdom. II ia true to say of him that be
Cd lot rsise his hand TO help himself
irt N beginning 20 end of tie campaign;
thst he Gid rot encourage snJoody else 10
help him, and that in many cases he did
not permit his official srbordiuates to
help him. This was magnificent, but It
Is nos polite. Undoubtedly not, snd all
tast had preceded /. mide the ference
II the vote Of the state CT New YoIk. Il!
cast us ard him the loss OF It."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
What wstterson Says.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 9.-Mr. Waiter
son will ssy in the course OF s lengthy
editorial entitled "Before ead After" II
the Courier Journal to morrow morning:
"When in the eRcly days OF 1887 the
Courier Journal undertook to sound the
alarm and to warn tbs administration OF
dangers which its want Of sympathy with
the Democratic psrty was invoking we
were Fl led by assurance this. the re-
nomination OF the President Was newt
able, and inspired by the truest desire
for his reelection in the light Of returns
from the state of Nsw YORK.
all that was said by us ut that time rests
to-day like prophecy. Mr.. Cleveland
goes down ~ ong his own people because
of the friends he chilled into Indifference
or converted into enemies, partly thr Iugh
over confidence in the star
of his destiny and partly
through lack Ct those amenities which
go go far to make men stronger, wesEen
on occasions Of emergency. When the
'trisl came thele1was literally 40 one
among the Professional politicians to
mske the Presidents fight his fight;
no one smong. the grest cspitalisss.to
advance considerable sums Of money;
nb one among the leaders inspired by the
sualiue energy Of personal Devotion, and'
no enthusiasm among the masses other
than that brought out By the cold issue OF
tax refofn or started Systematically by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIsCo, CAL, NV. 9.-The
count Of l6G precincts in the city out OF
l7G gives Harrison, 24,9S0; Cleveland,
81 695 The Rspu licsn stste committee
Calm the stale 6y from 10000 70 T. 600.
The Democratic state committee corcede
the state to the Rspublicans, ba. By q
smsll ms oritY. TIE latest figures indi-
este the election Of four Republican
Congressman. Tnree Of the congressional
districts are very close.
Two hundred and twenty two thousand
two hundred and eighty-one votes have
been csnyassed in California this morning.
This Includes the entire vote of San Fran
cieco with the exception of niue precincts.
II also includes the vote of 1923 interior
pfecints. Out Of the total 1890 the result
OF the vote as far as counted is as follows ::
Harrison, 112 sc; Cleveland, 104,Gl5;
Fisk, 1863; Curtis, 1882. The result of
the congressional elections may
McKsnna. Republican, and Van
dever, REPUBLICAN are undoubtedly
Reelected in. the Third snd Sixth dis
tricts. There b also little doub. thai
Morrow, RapublicsD,cis re-elecsed In the,
Fourth d!stfict. Bisgs, Democrat, hssA
plurality OF nearly 1860 In; the SecondEis.
trio. and his re>elsction is cons iaered
certain. In me, two remsining dlsulcts,
the First and FIt.b, the contest is.yery
close Ind both parties are claiming cleo
ton. =.
!. 1. was:s. dtst believedzthe entire Dem
Continued on Fourth Pa1e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
In WSEI VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Nov. Official
information received at the state house
says that earning. Democrat, is elected
hy shcui $50 mi 'rity. It's now believed
the Republicans have elected three out OF
fur Congressmen, wish the fourth in
toubt. Ia eyerT county and precinct the
Republicans hsve gained, and as the mat
ter how EtSGds the Legislature is doubt.
ful. L msy be it will be Sic, with Sell
stor Carr, GTeenbacker, with the deciding
vote On j int ballot. The Republicans
claim everything and the Democrats are
very blue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
The vice-Pr.sld.ut Elect.

ut
RHINECLIFF, n. =, Nov. 9.-Hon. Lew
p. Merton, Vice-PIes lent elect, is still
5usy reading coDgratulstoTy cables snt
kilograms upon tie successful result oi
the campaign. From the hundreds ths'
are piled upon his dtsk the following have
been selected:
James G BlainC HeaTtiest congrstula
|3soas On your election and on the supe c
f victory. SIEcsre regards to Mrs Morton
Hon. Malt S. Qlsy and hon. j. Soar
Fssset The DauCN6l committee COZ
grstulstes you and the country upon
your election.
Congressman X G HoEr, Michigan
Too happy III q spaGch, salute the nexi
Vlce-Pcssite1t.
Congressman Nc Klnley-Accept heart
est c0nLrstul.tiO1s.
Patrick Ford. editor Irish Worid-The
decIsrs ion OF the empire state is g gplen
did and worthy t9s inonial Of her sppre-
citation Of 1er f&voYite son.
John A. Sleicner Of tae Aisbsuy JOurnal
1t is a splendid victory, aud the result
in New York ia personal TO you.
Hon. Edgar L. SJeeTsu, Nav O:lesrs-
Louisiana congratulated you on your
nomination. We Tow shout ourselves
hosrse over your election. Loulsiana'n
suppressed vote is poTerless to swell the
glad ms )rity.
Russell A Alger, DatIoit-Accep. my
hearty congratulations upnn your elec-
tiun Michigan gives you q. 900 plurality
Hon. Hamilton Fis9--GOrsratulhd2rs
the most sincere TO you and fsmiy.
joseph II. Choate, New YJTk-I an
sure that by the manner in which you Will
fiji It ard discharge its duties you Wil'
restore tie iii e TO lis original dignity
and rank.
Seigm.r Bros, Lo1don-Yorr old Ra-
publican friends Ia London send hearty
organizations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Called on Rarr'sop

lNDIANAPoLI7, IND, Noy. 9-Iadian.
spoIis Republicans .-a still iubilsnt ant
smiling, but the remarkable demonstrs
lions CT the past two days have cease d
the people have returned to business
and the city to-day wears its normal IS.
pect. General Harrison is rece .rg g
srehS msDy callers. Among others 8
committee from the Commercial Club o.
Cit ciDnati called this morning aud pre-
sented an invitation to the General 10 bS
present ct b.rq1et 10 &c held in hit
n0Hor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Opiuiona The I,asdsr.-

AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. 9.-Yor ceres
pontent to-day conversed with several OF
the leaders OF the Democratic party OF
Texas on the defeat. O1e said the party
vas now committed 10 tariff reform and
reduction OF t,xGtiop, ard that We must
continue the contest. Another said the
course CT the RspubIcsns in the rext
Congress would be: l. To pass the Blair
Dill, WITH view through tina. as pre-
tx 70 get grip On the south;
2. To pass the dependent pension
Oil, erd through tbs. oX.eld their grip
90 the nssses q the north. All agree
ice Democrats mus renew the struggle
iour gears herGs, 9ut undar new leaders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
At Waco,
special to the Gaze

NpccIaI 70 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX Nv. 9.-The Republicans
ere gathered en- MAS on the public square
firing @nvils, Cheering and yelling. The
widest enthusiasm sts. General good
feeling tx!sts on both Republican and
Demcc.A:.c sides /. is the f rat time Ia four
Vesrs the Republicans have had & chance
to cGeer snd they axe getting sll the en-
llymsnt Gu. CT il possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

UTIcA, \. T., Nov. The following
dispatch has been received by Warner
Miller at his home:
INDlASAPOLIs. IND, Nov. 9. 1857.
Zen. Warner Miller:
an greatly grifved at Jour defeat. II
the intrepid leader fell outside the breast
works the column inspired by his courage
went on TO victory.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Morrison,s Ola DI.tri.t.

ST. LOUIS, Mo Nov. 9.-O6i-ia re-
Turns from the Eigh;seath congressional
district CT Illinois, show definitely that
". S. Formsr, DsEocra., has eeeL
elected ever Jenu Baker, Rspublicsn, By
II majority. This IS W K. MoTrisou's
old district and it hse noH gone back TO
lis cid love,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

hi Ali arrived at HighIend, On the
EI ~ West Shore railroad, last
81 ga = night. This morning. at G
&-i1A ~ O'Clock ell left the hotel
and proceeded TO Chestnut Grove, close
10 the western terminus OF Pouehkeepsie
bridge, Brody ST 5:l5 assembled TO the
top ofsthe bridge and walked along over
l+tae structure 10 the darkness and
LfdgSseuL known to john Dcxsy, the
Fuigh. waIchmsn. Wien he reached
spot ever the vest span he dl-
YES ed himself Of his clothing and, cl,d
In tights and rubber suit and wearing
lead-bottOmed shoes, and with heavy
pieces OF iron fastened 10 each leg, hi
Jumpe into the HUDSON from distance
Of 2i2 feet. Dryer ano G cen we're in &
boat visiting fog hin. As soon es he rose
to the surface he waved his hands wildly.
and Green &c zad them and the boty wss
dragged into the bost. Blood was fl3wing
from his nose sud esrs. He exclaimed,
"OA, 6m hurt" As quickly So possible
he was landed on the ives. shore, and,
with the sssistsuce Of his friends,
was led into the West Shore Z iilroed
depot where he tainted. He recovsr ed
soon after, al the time pressing his head
with his hAuds and moaning He belle we'd
three or four Of his rios were broken
When the 6:57 morning trsin for New
York came along he was pu. On board
and hurried to his home, one or two of
bis party accompanying him. Brody may
die &c had jumped for q wager OF $500,
sud yesterday Mr.. Fox of the Police
Gszette, told him him Il he succeeded he
would give him gold medal worth $500
PoUGEREEPsIE, n Y, Nov 9-Sleve
Brodie jumped from q bridge in the
course Of construction over the Hudson
river here at o'clock this morning He
broke three ribs, and when he reached
the shore blood was running from his
mouth and ears. The Jump was made
from the. west pier. Brodie shortly after
wards took the train for New York, where
he arr,vsdist O'Clock. ~
Nav YORK, Nov. -S!eva Brodie,wio !
lmped from the .Poughkeepsie. bridget
E1is morning, arrived in this city about |
10 o'clock this morning. He wss exam
lueu oy doctor who found he had three
Iios broken, snd his shoulder seri usly |
1ur.. The doctors could not sag ct pres
snt whether he had sustained any internal
IL iuTies. ]
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Sunset Cox Comedies III Hou c

NEW YORK, NV Hon. S. S. Cox
to-nigh! ssid: "I think the house il
sg,iEst US notwithstanding our gsing in
Virgins, and otaer states northwest and
vest including Minnesota, Michigan ard
Wisconsin have fsiIed to respond f3r Us.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
NEW JERSEY.

BELvIDERE, n j., Nov. 9.-Tne cfll; iaI
count in the Fourth congressional bis
trict shows Fo Rle-, Dem )crst, elected 70
CONGRESS by a piursli;y OF 63 over Voor-
lees, Rappbl,csr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
A BIG LEAP.
Over Ewo Hundred Feet Into the HUBS III
R!ver fIE q WeKer.

OUGHKEEPSlE, N. Y,
NV. 9 -Stephen Brody,
bridge Jumper, together
with George DIVER, Pat
Green and " L HsTdiDg,
arrived at High!ent, On the
West Shore railroad, last
night. This morning. at c
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
solid SOUTH BROKEN.
West Virginia is Nav Conceded to
Harriscn--His Majority in the
Electoral College.
X publican SsnArers Whe VIII Hucceed
Dsmterh's-Hew the Tw, Houses
OF Congress Wsr stand.
o"ngrstuiatory Dspa,ches Received by
President Elect Morton waiter
soi's EDITORIAL on Before and After.
Estimates on Congrsrs
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nov. g.

- IA EST VIRGINIA is now
Ef3a conceded TO Harrison,
wJlch breaks the solid
IA south ard gives lin Il
&s refs mslority in the Electoral
II r. n College and twenty-one
ivE4g1 III out OF thirty eight states
aN>SSAS Tie change In Wesi
Virgi,ln csrries Win IT Republican
ST tor 10 succeed KeDus. The Dela-
ware Legislature split secures another
rublicsu to fucceed Senator Sans
bury. This completes al possible
changes in that BODY and makes the
Sfnste stand otter mex: March forty Re.
nublictns TO thirty-siI Democrats.
Mr Morton's vote viii not DO nezot d.
His position will be the traditional sire-
cure.
Estimates On the House remain st sas.
Nn'hirg can solve the problem Of the
official count. Republican estimates v.ry
from Fifteen to thirty msj1Eliy, While
the lowest coLc4des the
h0use OF five ms Dirty. The
Democrats have ubdCubtedlJ lost conSIO!
CT Congress, but whether the Republicans
will We 6n easy working nj Jrity or &C.
cidecly slim ore csnnot vet lie stated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Additional Bargains for This Week.

We place on sale Is dozen Ladies' German Knit Merao
Skirts very price Of 5oc each these skirts well
worth ST. Also 10 dozen Cpjres Fancy Canton Skirts al
s0c eschi worth 75c
We shall this week rare bsrgsi5s 10 Striped
Push sDd Veves We shsl quote prices, but promise
that you shall oe one 10 vote them very chesp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
AN UNKNOWN FATE.

LONDON, NV ga telegram from
Hsvre states that the Cunard Line steam
er Nantes csme into collision thirty ak
miles e the L zlrd with L Garman ship,
Theodore Ruege-, sCsptaia Meyer, from
Hamburg, and that boTh vessels sunk. L
portion Of the Rogers crew has landed
st TroueVille. The fate Of the rest Of the
ships crew and Of thu steamers crew is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Continued O" Fourth Page.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
'IjkIh "A ] i n
NOTHING SUCCEEDS L|KEs>SUCCESS."

bought 70 the m ebv vi i IS o the N " fast k2u ph
so ado u GauL Towel hs {
8
Il
: II
per k par
Orrd 0 ue inc
soc per 70 B Drk weI r&c
zoe gsrit rBhscbtD smek;we Iw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Tbs Whitschape FisOd in London has
Added Another 10 the List
OF His Victims.
Body Of a Woman Found Horribly
Mutilated-Two Steamers Collide
and Sink OH the Lizard
The Parnsll @ mm,ss'on Holds Another
seHiop-Kemovsl Of the Londo on Chief
CT Police Strongly Obj cted To.
Erzlapd.
ANOTHER LONDON MURDEE.

ONDON, Nov. ..
The murder
hand has added
} auother to his
list Of victims.
At II o'clock
i inis morning the
; body OF a woman
Gu. mo pie ces
WAS dis covered
in 6 house on
Dorset street.
The Police sTe
enteavorirg 20
track the mus-
dererRitl the sid
OF olooaho un6s.
ThS IeuGIns
were mutiIetEd in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
MONMOUTH AND SARATOGA
STAKE RACES AT LONG BRANCH.

THE CAMDEN AND EAToNTowN TO BE DECIDED
A lively programme viii DO run on at Monmouth
Park to-day. including the Eatontown STAKES III wnch
Raceland Aurclia, Little Minch, Bradford, flt1roy'
Lady Primrose Eurus and others Will mccf at mic
This will DO stirring battle Some turimen say 'na'
Raceland is lame and shows signs OF giving way
Others insist that he has not had work enough 10
days running should clear up the matter III inc
horse is seriously amiss his trainer Rowe, VIII be sure
To know II sooner than any outsider, and ought to
keen him In the stable Raceland Is very delicate, a
very hard horse to mako 1T and keep ht But IL he
starts today, Rowe must consider him At, and he
should win.
Tho first race should 60 to Shotovcr, who was u'ch
tnterfercd with on Saturday. Tcle Doc should run
second.
Tho Camden Stakes should 80 to Chemise, Ransom
second.
Raccland ought to win the Eatontown1 Aurcia
second.
Favor should win the fourth race, Aretino second.
Orffamme will run in this for the first time IN
nearly three months.
The Bard's condition yesterday was little changed
frcm Saturday, It is not yet plain that his lameness
is likely to DO lasuug. go
Porter Ashes horses are nearly all ailing or lame,
and he intends take them back to California sooo'
but Flood Tide may stay hcre to keep his engage
Following are the lists Of probable starters
e:3o p M-FIRST RACE--HANpICAP. SEVEN FUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
MAYOR HEWITT BEFORE THE GRAND JURY
CONSTITUTING TO ALLEGED LIBEL by "THE

TESTIFYING TO ALLEGED LIBEL bf lib
PRESSING INDICTMENT YET FOUND.
Mayor Hewitt one of the earliest callers on the
lie had been In consultation few days before with
Assistant Dst1ctAttorney Fitzgerald who was ic-
auesed ascertain whether certain statements madc
In "The Press daily newspaper Of this city, were
sufficient TO form the basis for criminal complaint
against the managers Of that paper Mr.. Fitzgerald
apparently thought the matter worthy Of the attention
Of Grand Jury for they had hardly retired to their
room and organized before Mr. Hewitt was summoned
as a witness. The statements which Mr.. Hewitt con-
sdcrs lbeous concern the dealings of MessIs Cooper
Hewitt & Co. with their employees at their Iron works
at RngwoOd, n. J. Various acts Of oppression have
been charged in articles published from day to day,
and Mayor Hewitt has been exceedingly indignant.
He has denied the statements vigorously but no re-
traction has been made. The proprietor and man.
aging editor Of the paper are said to be the persons
against whom complaint is specifically made. The
it was rumored that might be found within day
Judge MARITIME, in his charge to the Grand Jury,
spoke Of the necessity of protecting officials from false
abuse which might bring them into dscredit, 10 the
harm Of the community. He made no allusion TO
any particular case, but said that the Dstrtct-Ator-
ncy had business to lay bef0re the Grand Jury, which
II would be their duty TO consider carefully
The Mayor spent about an hour In the Grand Jury
room Both District Attorney Fellows and Assistant
Distrct-Attomey Fitzgerald were with the Grand Jury
as advisers. The Grand Jury adjourned for the day
after short session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
MORE FRESH AIR POR THE BABIES.

The barge william II. Morton took about 500 mothers
babies and young children for sail down the Sound
Yesterday The excursion the sixth for the season
given under auspices Of the SantaIum for Hebrew
Children, and total expense delayed by Stern
Brothers the dry goods merchants The starting point
was the pier OF East Fifthst That the trips
have appreciated proved by the fact that
there applicants than there was room for and
President Nathan OF the Hebrew Sanltarum who took
the tickets on the gangway rad reject bury boys
who better able bear the citys heat than
two and three year old brothers and sisters There was
good deal Of liberation shown however and wherever
mother with puny paleaced baby DESTROYS Of going
she was handed ticket whether Hebrew Christian.
Hezckah Kohn. the treasurer. also distributed number
Of free tickets Rockaway needy mothers The
barge sailed shortly after 10 o'clock and went as far as
Stamford returning O'Clock There was plenty Of
good eatables on board and the sail much enjoyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
A SEnIOUS STABBING AFFRAT.


TWO YOUNG MEN WILL PROBABLY DIE FROM
WOUNDS RECEIVED ON TERRYBOAT.
What will probably prove fatal stabbing ARRAY, OF
which brothers the victims, occurred late
Sunday night tho ferryboat George Washington at
Grand-st Bruoklyn. Among the people who had
waited for the boat Christian Schneider and his
wife, Of No SIS Dclanccy-s who had spent the c. an
ing with friends in Ten Eyckst., Brooklyn Near them
Thomas and John Campbell, two young men, Of
No GO Ht-st., who were returning from picnic and
was somewhat hilarious. Schneider took offence at
their and glances at his wife and spoke to them
At this moment the gate opened and as the pas
sengers crowded together in getting on tho boat
Schneider brought close 10 the brothers and he
struck Thomas Campbell In the face. The assaied
struck back and then Schneider drew stont Jack
knife and plunged II into Campbels abdomen, inilct
ing a dangerous wound. He lunged at John Campbell
who rushed TO his brothers aid in the Same fashion,
and wounded him similarly. The spectators seized
him before he could do any more harm and he was
placed under arrest.
The wounded men were speedily taken 10 the Eastern
District spita but IL IS not likely that either VIII
recover. Schneider taken before Police Justice
Nacher yesterday and was committed 10 Raymond
Street jail without bail. He said that he used his
knife in self defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
DOORS FROM THE GAS WORKS.
THEY ARE OFFENSIVE BUT NOT DANGEROUS

COMPLAINTS TO THE HEALTH BOARD
The offensive odoIs from the Equitable Gas Light
Companys works at Firstagc. and Thirty nnth-st
have been the cause of complaints to the Health
Board recently Commissioner Bryant told Tribune
reporter yesterday that plans for abating the
nuisance were under consideration and that some
action probably might DO expected soon. go to
Mr. Martin, the chemist of the department. Dr.
Bryant said. He knows all about the NATTER
The bad smells come from the purifying boxes
said the chemist " Iron mixed with sawdust Is
placed I'm tho boxes through which the gas is passed
The sawdust is used only to keep the small pieces
of iron apart and the mixture is called sponge
As the gas passes through the sponge the iron Alb
serbs the sulphur compounds In the gas. After the
Sponge has been In for a week or ten days 1t
has absorbed so much sulphur that 1t falls 10 purify
tho gas. Then tho boxes must be broken open and
refled with "A fresh supply of the iron-sponSc. The
old sponge is spread out on the ground to cool and
become oxygcnlzed after which It IS ready for use
again. 1t is after the boxes are broken open and
While the irosponge is exposed to the air that the
offensive doors are thrown off, The odor is not
poisonous The Equitable Gas Light Company Is the
only company I'm this city that uses llon-sWhge
10 purify the gas. Other companies use the lime
process, which Is even disagrceabc, but their
works fortunately not near houses except those
occupied by their vorkmen."