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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

The board of trade building is secured
now, for the new bridge, the immigrants
home and the stock yards. There can be
no rest Tor those who would be great.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

THE Gainesville Register says it vio-
Iates no confidence when it remarks tina
"Fort Worth is the proper place for the
Democratic convention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

IT looks now as f Fort Worth will put
81 .0Co, 900 IN brick and mortar during
the present Yesr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

Branch Offices of The Gazette.
DALLAs-725 Main Street, W. W. Hayward,
Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

EMBeKE should lend Dsllas few OF
her CITIZENS 50 inst en- immigration Or
g.D;z.tion can De formed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

SAYS the Fairfield Recorder: "For:
Worth certainly deserves the Democratic
state convention this year, and IL justice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

is done ner by her rival sisters she Will
get it."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

WHEN Fort Worth completes her six
sscIy Board Of Trade she will have Two
o: the lsTgest bulldogs in the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
HAPPY Fort Worth.
TIE building boom is on.

The up hill pull for Fort Worth is
about ended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
TIE GAZETTE has th9 largest
bsna-fids Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

AID VERTISIRG RATES.
DAILY EDIrIoN-(Seven Issues week.
Roxpareu typo, II lines to an inch. and about
seven Cd words to the line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

FoRT WoRTB, now and forever, one
and indivisible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

MINNESOTA has its ice palace and Flor
ids its sub tropicsl exhibition, both IN
January, 1898 G We us the suo-Jrop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

csst throughout the north where the bliz-
yards howl wher Texas is all sunshine.
Now is the time to work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

While out shaping don't fail TO take
LOOK at those lovely emoroideries a.
Randall & Cnanbsts Co.'s.
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RezsittoKces by DRAFT, poStoFcs money oToeT o.
aYs2I1eyed letter, at risk Of Office,
C5rresrohdeace IS solicited apoS GH ne'7s $40
Fsetg. ...
Pros,pt ifuya,soa Of eScfsts sTnd Ftct,s Adppe4s-
snpI OF general interest soiisitcd ad XII be prog
sFS5 compensated.
an Communications Intended foY publication
zxst be accommodated bV the soSteT'g mems and ad-
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BErScaI to saeEasesoes ctH please s'solose stamp Jof
sg5y.
al letters or communications }cT TEE GAZETTE
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addressed TO The GAZETTE, or DEMOCRAT fUb-
LIsHIrG Co, Fort Ycsss, Tex., AID NoT TO
INDIVIDUALS.
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SloaGd be mGds payable 20 TIC DEMOCRAT PUB
gsaIn9 Go.
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ing OF STOCKHOLDERS In tie rooms oser tue
White Elephant, at which directors for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

garu 10 ia F7-
"a large permanent depot building will
certainlu ha huiIt here before long BY the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

sS INC .,neuasIns,I0 cueers WIN oIusn-
ing face and the proposition that what
ever WAS lacking to make the stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

late free zipg spells DR.. Douglas found
1t necessary TO amputxte one of the IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

per cent. the interest Ia four years could
amount to Sl2 On the land, and then you
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

armly attsth$ uniformly inches apart, y
cents per Jos pounds less han Gidden ,oolDlea
and twisted making q light effective, COCOA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

NO display ads. Of less than three lines taken
EE either edition.
Three lines or more, display. figured st pro
u In rate Of an inch.
Single lines OF reading matter count ss two
lEo lines as three.
Triple column ads, 10 per cent, four COL
xmns or more, IS per cent additional.
r gese;oI PosItioa-A6s. ordered on first page,
.sSSIs price: on the eighth page. so per cont.
saditlona on any other specified pages 10 per
can't. additional.
Rsaff,g Meter ordered in any special post
Mon or on Ezy specified page. Is per cent add
ltonsl.
[)ssSS MAST be mounted on FseSGt o0se'
'ryTHs-Bille PAYABLE monthly unless other
wise contracted for, and in advance when par
t,a1f financial standing is not known to ps'
transient advertising payable In advance;
scInen copies sent On application. ADDRESS
DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.,
FORT Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
wANTED-mALE HELP.

VIZ ANTED-Capable and sober minars az IL
w HonCo shaft. opposite thesSa8Felipe g.
Rio Sabina., EstAdJ desNtfFrhuils, MeN!c,
Tase Southern PaetE5sRarlway to Eagle Ps,.
thence Me1icau International Railroad I.
Sabinas aA5 San Felipe. Coahutkr 0oal Con
panye-s7s- 30,
w Apply to L. r. MsrsIon, contractor, Es.
ton, Tex. ,.srS
goB RKRT-Ss5Gs1s.
EOR RENT = ReeBSs, furnished or unt-,
4 pished, en- the'third floor or the CONNER.
Club ouiltSrg. Apply at the CiuO rooms.
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SITUATION wANTED-MaLE

GlTUATIOS WANTED-In Cllce as cAsh,s
~ bookseeper or general oaioe WORK o.
yosng man with good bu mess knowlei.
Excellent rss6fsnces. Security II necesss,,
Address stss'- care J. b. Mitchell & Coz
NrASTE te@sSituat'on by so.1ISstsclass mes
wv Rssafy and vegetable ceck. State wsss
"a ~. l. R.syft Jones stree,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Al persons seeking employment lrho can
dgord TO pay may GGrerfiSc ~ this column
situations free Of chGrge. efs !
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
A PHYSICIANS FALL.
His Disappearance Leads to Some Start
ling Disclosurss-


ling Disclosurss-
vIScESsEs. Ind. Feb. 25.-Dr. William
r. Bedell is young and well connected
physician of this city. For three years he
has enjoyed a lucrative practice He also
filled the position of local examiner Of the
Pension Board. Secretary of the Board Of
Health. and for two terms has filled the
Offices of township ply sicisn tor the poor.
For six months past be has been suspected
OF intimacy with the wife of Ge1rge Wal
lace, an Ohio & Mississippi engineer. On
December his wife died of heart disease.
The doctor showed extreme sorrow. On
February 2 George Wallace, the husband of
the woman with whom the doctors name
Was connected, became suddenly ill. DIR.
Brdell. who was the family physician, at
tended him. His disease was peculiar. and
be grew gradually worse. A brother of
Wallacs demanded another physician, and
DR.. Smith was called and DR.. Bedell dis
charged. The patient almost instantly be-
gan to recover. and is now fully restored.
Wallace witnessed the death of Mrs. Be-
DEL, and declared that his symptoms and
hers were exactly similar. This led to an
inquiry. The Prosecuting Attorney and
the Coroner found themselves justified
in causing the remains of Mrs Bedell TO De
This was done. the stomach, heart and
other organs being placed in Charge Of
Prof. J. \. Hardy, of indianapolis DIS
Smith snd Harris. OF this city, who attend
ed Wallace. say his symptoms show
the prssencc of an izritsnt poison.
Milk. gum arabic md calomel were alone
administered to Wallace by Dcctor
smith. these drugs being recognized
as sntidotss to poison. Bedeil disappeared
several days ago. and nis whereabouts are
not known. His friends attempt no other
defense than that he is prSstratsd with grief
st the turn Of affairs and is likely to die.
interviews with several parties connected
with the scandal seem TO bear out the charge
Of foul play. Mrs. Wallace protests her
own innocence but has nothing 20 say for
or against Or. Bedell. George Wallace. tue
husoand, wants the matter thoroughly
sifsed. as he believes ne Was the victim of a
pot. He had nearly $4,000 Insurance. on
BIS life In favor Of bis wife. he "a also the
po.sessor OF seveTsl thousand dollars worth
n rrararfV
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Fun or the Windsor s conceded by all
10 be the greatest comedy osnms ever pro-
duced. u IL fepleie with luoicrous situs-
tions and lsuRb-provokinr dialogue that IL
simply irresistible. D. viii be pfo1nosd
with magnificent new scenery sn5 9 superb
the play t0s following lannon's tiars will ie-
sweeney kesrDsy, tse greatest Irish team
estaBt. Miss flOreDcs bFIYs. tae peerless
queen 81 a. operate vocalist Nlliisfos a
Brsnnon, America Ows cbsU ION fnock-
sbout comedians and dsDcefs. H2rllns tbs
human cOrkscnes. tie world gress.st ser
pentips wonder. Mes Minnie Levls and
Mise Vic Lewis. ~ songs. osrces. nnd viaF-
inf. besides the regular stock c9sopsny. Who
vii appear ~ man .'ies.iur specisltist.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
THE IONA Sensation
TH9 SENATOR SAWS ne DON'T Dom
hr. Rossi s@ss as Nsssr hisssa nrs n OBJ
sris, Never fsoPsssa Marriage 40 hss
Nad asa 10 Rs isIions - ith tef
a1aoga xfn fktelsoss

lama. Feb ~ s-ln the Roof. Robsrls
breach Of premise case. great crowds are AZ
trscsec. bui hear little 10 satisfy sheir carr
oslIy The letters iRtrodace6 Ia tsstlmoov
'sers mostly business ones The oorap.ain-
ants niece sv0re 60 standing Ksouud on
sp-tos ole night in Ler stocking isrt 10
gel al acSsnlAreo0s position a. hcSf SsnA~
tor Roof tiss Mrs No0eris
koof toosy sNOrs that he never kiSssa Mira
Roberts IA his liie Sac laaGr scvauoes txo
~ three uTaes l0okinC loWg~t k.Ss1s. tat
YES not sblt 30 bring aim 90 l4ress hef ruby
lips he went a. hef house often al hes re
quest, bat always on business - he was one
of the commissioners ~ her hasbsnds es-
tate IA the Probate NoGrl proceedings. k0of
sSio that lie never PROPOSED laarr axe O. Ars.
Roberts and thEi bf L6a no relations With
her excepi on business As o. request ne
loaned hsf sonse money and took hef nags.
Sic wac not able 10 psy foT his ieeal ser
vices. Al one tine she handed him pack-
Sge sf her home She called u
'Esluabies' snu said that they
were iefs by ber husband There
wss some Jewelry Sni clothing IA the pSOs-
age. lie went away and left them, hut she
left them II bis oihcf where they wsre
lying around for long iime Hn1 hs gave
them AWAY 90 Guytody who would take
lLTl4s IAt lttNi -Ltlt &iiA use 81
them himself The rackKps contained tie
pants and coal felesrs1 l0 in heI testimony.
lie never took her 10 sEy puuiic pisoe,
never saw Ter sNag from home except ohoe
| st Lansing. lie never sal sBa held her
hand a. hef neloe fesiihod hui might have
felt cf her pulse once When sle vas slct.
She told hlm once that's certain person sAs
very KIND 10 hsf snc tlsst she thought be
would propose.
Mr.. Freeman, who sbs testified wanted 70
marry her. Was - years old when he died.
His wife died IN july and he in December.
lt was between these tso dates thai fls
SAYS Freeman proposed marriage 10 her
Roofs oirecf testimony closed this iore-
noon and Ia the afternoon he underwent
cr0ss-examinauon. lie ssys that be told
the widow that he would faths-f die than
marry her. aud bad 2ns thought Of dong
50, nor gave Der promise oi Any klno. She
told hime once that II wss Gods vlil thai
| lie should Ensrry her
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

After divine service on election sunday I
went to the Croix Blanche for my coffee. to
pass the time til the voting should begin
On the church door was posted printed
summons to the electors. and on the cafe
billiard tables I found ballots OF the differ
ent parties scattered. Gendsrmes bad slso
distributed them about in the church pews
they we're enclosed IN envelopes. which we're
voted sealed. 0a table before tbe pulpit
the bslot-boT-a glass Urn wac placed
snd bssios il sal The judges Of election, with
lists Of the registereo voters. Bot IN any
prsciuct Of the canton an eisctor Who could
prove that ae had not voted a. horse might
dep0sit bis oslI05 iB sny other The church
bel rang for he people 10 assemble. snd
ths voting BEGAN sud es5e5 ia psffsct eais.
Bat I couid nor witness az election of this
Aseis1t repnsic. where freedora vas 50
many centuries. eithoaf strong tliclico- it
hs8 frsn ifs astare sbd TO ? scs TIE Con
ssrstion 81 reiigious Flss- - WILLIAM
Dssx Ho~ELEs. N Ha-psr's Naq7-i1> r.
Neck
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
A PER DIEM PENSION
PETITIONS ros IT PRESENTED
Coaxrss.n&a tore Looking amer some
Railway Mail APFsistsassis = eutsh-
son a1d Ford Diss2tis6sd with the
Rsmssal "a the Lad once.

sxz.ssas< - ss-tssss-sssA-~
WAsaIsSrox. fso. "a. REPRESENTATIVES
whitiez. Catcheon aud O'Dosssl today
presented petitions asking for the passage
OF the per dlsm pension bill
Representative Ford today saw The Post
D.Sstsf General Ia reference 70 some rail
way mail appointments In his district.
Messrs. Cutcheon and Ford are NOT at ali
satisfied with the order establishing the
consolidated land Once st Grsyliug. They
claim Secretary Villas issued the order under
a misspprehension regarding the facts aud
that the new location wall De inconysnient
and inaccessible owing 20 the poor railroad
accommodations. While they srs trying TO
have the order revoked, IL is not likely they
can do 50, As II IS now too late.
Col L. 5. Pierce and William, Durham.
Of Grand Rapids. are here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

lsafse ssncs ne -critica ar i1tls poe@-
I fsDrodLcs Il Al this til1s for tso reasons
6rst. seesass il describes, IA razh~- rsss
liagis. . aoaaestie sPs socs a. sar Amefsean
e3lxt. sad seesud bsealse i paeses. De-
yoad d0abs. that Growers tariff idsas have
n0t been sllossd 70 all INTO -innocuoas
des1etadef
'TsAs "a ebilly suadas zorn,
~hsn Grover. Win q spaFt
Jumped gsf o. Lsa 81 oeioek
And xr4bnsi hs e4nasl salrk
Hs y4nxed Il Up ne ysaksd "a dIsa.
de sGrssehed Il fsE 4ad vide
Hs slgcx BIZ iess no the arms
AMI kleksd "a n ths side
And lhen be showed bsth 0f his srzas
Into thsi 1aABel rec.
And shen he 60 them half way Ia.
de followed siLh hls kssd
So-. dld y0a ever sc tais sight:
A oo0t-lsg oo ca
Wei magalfy Il many times.
Ard arossr looked IKE that.
he worked All hour and 2-aae
And sized sIaas ozths aud team.
And promply a. eleven a IA
Inc snirs aad reached ala ears.
rhen IN as vild despair se male
The e1ort OF his lie.
Ana a. l. . tiled round his neck.
Ia came his cn4raing wife.
And then - PAT his linen on.
wails ars. C. ali say.
Good gracious. Grover. pull il down.
Dons wear Il up that way
"DOnt mention il. my love" said ?
And siRked hs western eye.
~lu wear 4 %. the taris Frsnk.
Makes hAanel very high
I 7
snow. my dear" said Grand Rapids
wife TO ner husband, you look as sweet as
a peach this morning. You leave the house
as DR.. Jsxyl. please please don't come
back as Mr.. Hyde" What did she mean,
+ 7
And this trick of the actors act does not
consist of rubbing his face with greasy
hands. as lass nights Leader insisted. but
simply in brushing ssome powder from his
face. The genius of Mansfield is shown in
the last act where he struggles to escape
the transformation from Jekyll to Hyde.
de is both an artist and genius. His
management of the stage with the hz hts.
the drspery, and the scenery is far better
than anything the West has seen. Would
that there were more actors like Mansfield.
His support WAS simply perfect. John T..
Sullivan as Gabriel Utterson was all that
could be desired. In fact, he extracted more
from the character than il was supposed
there could be in it. Mr.. Sullivan is an
actor who will continue 10 rise in his pro-
tession. Miss Beatrice Cameron was a
sweet and pretty Agnes Carsw. and all the
support was satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
The CROWN PRINCE.
A ChAractsrtstic French Sensation In
Regard to His Condition

=
Regard tn His Condition
PARIS. Feb. 25.-Today's Figaro publishes
a dispatch from its correspondent at San
Reno containing most astounding state
ments concerning the condition of the
Crown Prince. All the Germsns at San
Reno, the correspondent says, as well as
most physicians attending the sufferer
agree that the Priuce Is afli ctei with. can
Ger complicated with q disease contracted in
his youth which is equally incurable with
cancer itself in his present condition. The
dispatch states that the Prince may live a
month or six weeks. and perhaps only q
week If the ne1t operation. which is inev-
liable, is not successful.
English residents OF San Reno deny that
the Prince has cancer, and adhere implicitly
TO the statements made by DR.. Mackenzie
who hopes TO save the patient. though he is
the only one of the physicians who
does. The conflict of opinion among
the physicians causes the Crown
Princess much mental suffering. Doctor
Bergman does not leave the villa even for
an hour for fear be will find himself sup
planted on his return and the patient. the
correspondent alleges. is really IN danger of
death from malpractice through the dis
graceful jealousies of the men who are gath
ering in enormous fees for pretending TO
cure or at least TO relieve him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Articles 81 nss,cia ion we're lied 81 the
County Clerks ofiis.. sestsrsisy. for ID.
purpose of forming = ssfiei ciub. - be
tnowB % ths River SIDE Boat Club With
thirteen members The ohjeci ~ the orean-
izstion = q promois socisl iuisFcoursf snt
the oonvenieBces ~ club bonee. Circus
men voulo ftint it url0ck~.
The Wiener socisi Ci8b aso Ese5 erfaclss
Of associsfior Yesterday. at1 fliis orrsni1.-
tion starts uut with sixteen fuero3srs. Toe
ss8nfv CisrF fhinks if ought fc 10 ct sd
''H .ensrvEfss,n bnt tbsL tlai -
vorre frsr the otter
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

The Session consi.asa Yesterday the
Speakers.

The Session contfsaea Yesterday the
Speakers.
There was lSree attendance 81 the ses-
sion of the State spirituslists Society yes
lerday forenoon. Or schermsrhorn. Of
this city. spoke ~ lonetb on has eIpsriepcs
Of the pnebomens OF physical mAEilesis-
n0ns and Independent yoices
Mrs sarah Graves followed with a poem
on Memoirs OF Past lite sDo she also
made sborl address 0D spirituslisua. as a
frsternsl love which blpds the world 10
the unseen.
Mr.. Joslvn addressed TIE sadience. While
under toe i1spiranon, ON The Beauties u
Spintuslism."
Dr. s. ". Day. of Detroit, an inspira-
tionai sPeake-. answered q nlrnber OF
questions rom Toe audience. "a al inteih-
gent mkrntf.
At the afternoon session ofhoers were
elected a. follows fresiGeus " q.
KDoales. city: Njae President Augustus
bay. Detroit; Secretary. C. G. Potter city.
treasurer. Mrs. T. J. Winch, city. Trustees.
Or. ]. Sullivan. 90 stanton krs sarah
Graves and :. h. Austin. Of tbr oty.
After the election ex Pres dent Giles D.
Stebbins. of Detroit spoke AZ some length.
At tte evening session Hon. /. Y N0ui-
ton made ar interesting speech 0r Not the
Age OF Small Things which Was followed
by remarks from several others, Tie haa
being crow ded 70 its fullest capacity.
The sosNou will be continued today with
services IN the forenoon. u the afternoon,
from I 10 O'Clock c9nifTeuos will bs
held. followed by addresses from l. y.
Mouiton, EeY. Charles F48hrcr sDa Others.
Ia the evening bfs L. A pesrssii. 81 Disco.
will deliver a. address followed by Angus
tus Day. OF Detroit, and others. This viii
close the session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
ANScHLAe MUST HANG.
The Butcher o & Dir. and Mrs. Hitchcock
Receives His Sentences stoically.

The Butcher Of Dir. and Mrs. Hitchcock
Receives His Sentence stoicaliy
Los ANGELES. Cal. Feo. 25.--The con-
victed murdered Anschlsg has been
sentenced TO be hanged for the brutal
buichery of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Hitchcock near
Santa Ana. II is only a little over q month
ago that the crime started the country.
Although Anschlsg tried the insanity
dodge, his effort wss futile and bis trial Wa
pushed. When the Judge sentenced bim he
showed no emotion, excepts gnttwltca
ing 0i the lips, which we're pressed tightly
together. The moment sentenced was pro-
nounced bailiffs promptly removed the
prisoner. as tue Judge feared an attempt al
lyncLing. As Anscnlsg Wa hurried out Of
the room be saw on every hand looks Of
hate and losthing. The sig 5t evidently un-
nerved him, a. be raised ms hand and ex-
claimed, Ny Cod The Judge did not Ok
the date Of execution. but il viii probably
be as speedy as the lav allows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
THE PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN.
Greeted by Enthusiastic Crowds Along the
Homeward Journal

GoIDsBoRo, n. c.. Feb. 25-Upwards OF
i,5O0 people were at the depot when the
Presidents train pulled in at 6:47 this even
ing. The President and Mrs. Cleveland ap-
peared on the rear platform of their car
and several bouquets were handed the
President which he promptly turned over
10 Mrs. Cleveland. As the train drew out
of the station the crowd broke into q great
cheer, which was Acknowledged by the
Presidents raising his hat and Mrs. Cleve-
land waving her handkerchief.
WELDoS, y. u, Feb. 24-Tne train ear
the President and party passed through
here ct 9:03 without stopping. A large crowd
had assembled which cheered heartily at
the train drew slowly through the station :.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
Vt WAS A CANARO.
a Sensational Story About an Expedition
to venezusia.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Col. Geo. w. Glib
bons denies in toto the World story pub
lished this morning, to the effect that q
syndicate beaded By Msckey. Blood,
Obyien. and other big capitalists of San
Francisco and New York, is arranging to
send flioustering expedition 10 Venezuela.
Gibbons characterized il as false from be-
ginning to end. ana added that he Was con-
tsmpialing the sdvissoility OF bringing sc-
tion against the Newspaper containing the
story. The Venezuelisn Consul also denied
al knowIedgs of such q scheme.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

WILKEsBaRsE. Pa, Feb "a violsrf
rain and wind storm swept across this city
this morning. A nun bsr Of bul6inrs were
uBrooie6. trees blown acvn sro feiepbcBs
wires disarrsDEed- Throughout the gh0is
snorDing an imrneBss bank Of biscE cigtos
hung ever ihs CITY. and a. brst u vss feared
that cTclone wss abouf - sweep dovn-
a number n accidents - persons hsve bsseB
rsporisl sr.d great damage - property hss
heen aone IN re csnnlrF 1lst-lcts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

EstxsyILLE Ind. Feb. IA tornado
which passed over Nspderbsrg and s5join-
ing counties late yesterday afternoon, Did
great damage in the country. A5vioes re-
csived from the townships ip Ysnderburg
and eibson countiet are 70 the effect that
baiidiBgs. barns. fences and orchards
gresfly suffered. Farming impiems1ts
have been destroy ~ sDe tbers hss beer
much loss II iifs % i've stock One ecurrh
IA Armstrong t0rBship uss sirnosi de-
str0yeo. Trees were Uprools5 and geBefsi
destruction prevailed. 10 psTtscolsr 1sfn.
age wss 6one ia any 81 sbs Deigbborihs
tosnf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
NO STRIKE on The BURLINGTON
But Chief Arthur Has Given ns Consent
for Gsssrsl strike.


CHICAGO. feb. 25.-On ia, Rur.insion
road this morning everything was running
as usual, and il il now stated that the
threatened strike of engineers and tremen,
il IL occurs a. all. will not take place for
several days vet. The de egsies VINO have
been here presenting the mems demands
TO the officer. OF the road, left for home
yesterday. without having accomplished
their mission, but bslore strike eau oc.ur
here report will have 10 be heard and
adopted by the different lodges. One Of The
delegates ls from Colorado and will not reach
Denver before tonight.
Chief Arthur was asked this morning
about the proposed strike on the Bnrling-
ton system. he said that be had given bis
consent To a general strike. but that the
men would not leave their posts today. ne
added that unless the differences between
the meE and their officials were adjusted
before Monday morning, the locomotive
engineers and hremen would leave their
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