Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24

ISGWhXANB o three. Neither
Agfa%lllsTSS party will give 1t
<SG<SyD up until the tlicial
count in every district is declared. The
Democrats W IL probably come in with
msiori.y o. the certificates, thus giving
them q prima facia ms iori!y In the house.
rhe repeated expressions Of fear from
the Republican managers is sutflclenf
indication that they DO not feel entirely
safe yet. The most serious aspect Of the
afisir TO the Republicans srifes
upon the possibility OF the Demo
orats showing up with O meJ 'riiy
of one or three The Republicans Will
not slow the Democrats TO organ "a the
mouse without resistance, and there Is
even talk among the Republicans CT with
drawing &nd perieCtipg sn organiz',io
of their own, but the cha c3s are this COZ
,ineency msy be avoided By the DeDo
Gratis not making e desperate fight TO keep
control. Many Of the prominent Demo-
Gratis ere disposed 10 regard it SIS an ad-
vantage to be IN the minority, a1d sre op.
posed TO any further resistance to the
admission of new states into the Union.
GUNS FOR COAST DEFBNsE
WASHINGTON, NV. 23.-Captsia -
urski, inventor Ct the pneumatic dyhs-
lite CUP, YVES in consultation with the
chief OF ordnance and chief OF engine. rs
to dey respecting the procurement CT
pnaumatic dynamite guns for coast de-
tense. The current army appropriation
bill authorized the expenditure CT $500,
| 900 for the purchase OF Tespons anc
soout the middle of rext week the wa
department will issus advertise ments FOL
proposals for supplying the guns. JUS
what cslibres and sizes OF guns will o.
required have not yet been determined
The location Of the weapons VIII be left Il
the hands of tie engineering depsrtnen
and und Jubtedly number OF them VII
be mounted on the shores Of New 9orl
hafbor.
BAD MODEL.
WARRINGTON, N V % "A disagrees3 IL
piece of news comes across the water t
I the if ct that the stern CT the iells
puupost "S ,oul" has sunk considerably
snd tina. the reEr frame shows signs c
We.kness This sign Of structural weak
cess ACQUIRES importance from the fac
that the gunboats Yorktown, Benningto
aud Others recently built for cur navy, sr
patterned closely upon the English mode
which now elbows sone signs OF failure
THE AS sEMBLIAG OF CJNGREsS.
specisl to the Gazette.
, WASHINGTON, NV. 23.-Prepsrstior
are Amos. completed for the assemolia
OF congress. Tee furniture in both house
. . has been rsvernished, and such repsil
i made as were necessary. Members O.
, cCming in on every train. Mr.. Rinds
, will not be hers before January l. tt
session will be both brief Snd busy on
E .nd every congrsssm:1 sees the impor
suce Ct being at his posi- and working +;
, his colsti; ue0cY.
a IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
g WASHINGTON, NOV 23 The chief
the hure.u of statistics in his month
statement for the current fiscal yesr, II
A p1rts the total value of exports Of me
chandise from the United States durir
e the two months ended October 81, lso
y q compared with similar exports dutlI
q the corresponding period ct 1887 we
). for 1888, at 1924 ,605. 230; 1887, sore. Az
u $50 The vs. us CT imports were Il
d 1888, S7C7 157 1888; 1887, S722. H6 555.
O. ExBUNT LORD sAcKvnLE.
n WASHINGTON, NV 25 Lord Skckvtl
~ and his daughters, the Misses West, al
q Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain, left for Ne
York on the IL O'Clock tram to~day, 81
tomorrow will ssil for Ffance In t
steamer LaBurgoyne. There were
Large number Ct prominent poop
Including many OF the diplomatic corr
at the station 70 see them #
~ CLEVELAND IN TOWN.
7. WASHINGTON, Nov 23-Ihe preside
i'd came into the city from Oikview Il
9 morning and remained at the "h
1r House sll dky. He received a number
&c visitors, among whom were Mayor Caal
re OF Brooklyn, Cliei Justice Fuller, Just
f. Lamar and representative Clements
party CT friends from Georgia.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
WAsHING1o ON, Nov. 13 -Chairn
81 Quay hss cslled q meeting OF the eN
re tive committee Of the r pnbllcsn
O tional committee for Wednesday, Dsce
an Der In this city.
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