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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
AUSTIN.

Tvs Around the State OspitaI-A Klward
Offered.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Oct. 17.-Adjutsnt-G Gen.
ersl King Is still In East Texas, and is not
expected to return till after the election
Commissioner Foster aud Superinte1d-
ent Cooper are booked to speak ct Frank
lin, Robertson county, tomorrow.
Mr.. Neal Rsmey, superintendent OF the
Rusk penitentisIY, eud wife left for Rask
tais evening.
ssEhe Governor today offered $3.50 re-
;wssd for the murderers Ct Lewis McDsde,
coS1ed, At Hampstead.
File Governor to-day spp 1inted ". o.
,Hnschlnson special Jadge to try csse in
ssvis county, in which Ju ,ge Key was
esq uareed $50 G!sEs ncs Edmondsoa
'sse eS q 81 49, ~ cssasy. ~
DrA MI. srsntss ~. tis. q
~ ~ s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

NRw YORK, Oct. 1.-The match be-
tween jake Kiiraiu and the "urknoWa"
PUT forward by TIE syndicate seems TO
nave came 20 IN end scccTd!ng to ndvices
from Montreal received here &c. day. A
meeting took place in Montreal and the
representatives Of the syndicate refused
to make toe match unless they could
withhold the name Ct the unknown until
within fifteen days CT the day set
for the battle. Ktlrsin finally agreed
that the unknown mans rsme should be
placed in an envelope and mailed to the
stakeholder in Psris end allow the lstteI
to name the mysterious parsons name
Tee syndicate obi .c,ed. at the after
noon session Of the syndicate's represen-
,a,ives and kLrsin's representatives. the
whole thing fell through. The syndicate
refused to 60 further and would moi
dSnIge tsss nams.: Kilrsia left fol
BRINK sfalto iss1he SssSss. III
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Cuba.
LOSSES BY TIE CYCLoNl

HAVANA, Oct. IT - The losses by the
recent cyclone Ia the Quemado De
G1irras distr ct are estimated st $67i, Geo;
Sl67 600 IN bulldogs on sugar estateP,
S24S, 588 through ravaged cane fialds and
the remainder or other property.
The newspapers are confident that the
decrease in the s1gar crop, instead Of be-
rae % per cent, will hardly reach ten
per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

FIVE thousand
people Witnessed
the second S.ne
between St.Loule
ard New York
1for the worlds
C n s N pi opship
Cha mtersln ard
WEIGH were the
opposing pitch
ers. 1t wss the
formers frs I
Psms sgairst The
NsW YoIks snd
lie hsd them al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
PREPARED FOR WAR.
A Movement of Russian Troops On the
Austrian Frontier-It Was
Protective Measure.
Russian Papers F4y,F "a cterts Cord:ais
with EEGiaBd- smpcr 81 Eoasrs IF
tbs Pope il, WaneGd.
Russia.
A PROTECTIVE MEASURE.

A PROJhSTlVE MEASURE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-THE rear
rspgement OF the Russian troops in the
vicinity Of the Austrian frontier is pro-
ceeding actively in response to move
ment OF Aus 'riao troops. Nd speclsl
change IN reistoas bstween the two
countries has t.ken p see. The move
men! CT Rassisl troops is merely q
measure Of pfecsution.
THE EUROPEAN EQUILIBRTUM.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oc.. 1.-THE news.
pspers OF this city again argue that 81
entente coIdtale with Eaglind il opnor-
tuce owing to the conlnesS between Ger
many srd England. Tae Noverti says ac
Anglo-R ssiso sllisace would hasten 8
solution Of q1astiOns low htndefed By
the rupture bst1geo R1ssis and EaglAnd
The European equilibrium wss due to the
undecided attitude Of E aglknd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
England.


LONDON, OCT. 1.-THE Times defense
IN the Pagnell libel action hes been pre-
sented to the Scotch court. Mr.. Parnell
on August 10, dag prior 20 the opening
of the iinhurg action, o5tstned q writ
in tie Court OF Q1eeu's bench for the
same .ibels Tue csse therefore must
ars: bs trisd IN the Rcgiish court.
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ktnletins end CLEVELAND.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct l7.-Athietics,
Il; ClevalsndP, 4. Hits-Athletics. Is;
Cleveland, s. Errors - Athletics, :;
Cleveland, 2. B.tteIies-Weyhipg snd
Townshend; Proesser ard McGocch
Unp.re-FsrgusOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Eel Overheard,

Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 17-Csptain
Pat McCollum Of the hshing smack Nanny
reported tonight at police headquarters
that while fishing q Pelican Island and
Sloal Point this evening John
O'Ntel while steering fell ever
board and Wes drowned he.
fore assistance cCuld reach him. O'Nsiu
Vas about tweptY-one years old. He
arrived here 8 few days SGD IS s ssilor
on the British steamship Cyphrans. Re-
ceivin5 his dischsrge from her This morn
Ing h. shipped win McCollum. All eff
forts 20 recover his bcdy proysd futile.
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Italy.
CRIsrI's PEACE UTTERANCEs.

CRIsPI's PEACE UTTERANCEs.
LoNDoy, Oct. II In sn interview with
the Daily Telegraph correspondent st
Rome Premier Crispi said; ltsiY desires
peace sni ID that desire she always hiss
allies IL Gernsnv, AustIis and England.
The Emperor Wiinam's visit csnents that
alliance.
TIE PoPE's POWERS.
ROME, O;t. 17-Acting on the advice
Of the Italian foreign clericale, the P pc
has decided to instruct bishops through
out the world to continue to agitste for
the restoration CT the temporal powers Of
the'Pope.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
ST. LOUIS WINS.

The secopd CT tho ssur!o's CGsmpiJrsh p
Series CT Base Eau Games.
,Cssst. ERNS YCDY O,fcLar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

got to arst[ten times, tiys on hts, three
en balls and two dh erEo;s, but the sue
ceeding.batte:s-wefe, easily@,disposed OF
msinlS thrc uga Cham berlnin's fac pitch
ing. WEIGH did faely until the. lsst in
mig VIXEN the Browns gotonto Liz -Ead
pounded out Two esrred runs. The ST.
louis boys, with the exception Ct Nc
Carthy, who was easily nailed in his at
.empts 10 nit fer third, did not try to
steal bases. First, outside of the pitch
ing, were the faldinG Of Richardson ard
ty-cstches By ,O'Neal, Siattery and
N,chol.
. 1 5 6
New York; U 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
st. Louis % o 0 2--$
Base hits-New York, 5; ST. Louis, :. Errors
New Iork, 2; st. Louis, 4. Batteries .Welch
an Ewing: Cham erlain and Mlligan, I'm
pires Kelly and Gafney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
TIE rpRIsING CRUSHED.

CALCUTTA, Oct. 1.-THE Afghanistsn
uprising has been crushed. Ishsak's
troops have surrendered and Ishaak has
taken refuge IL BIklara.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Vine we laugnffe world laughs with
Us, bui when aykWeep we weep alone.
Smoke GrsgtRepi Vic Cigarros aud cheer
up. So:ds sii f:selasG dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

KILLED AND WOUNDED.

KILLED AND WOUNDED.
LONDON, Oct. II -Atvices from Al.
gasnis.sn report that in the fight st fash
kurghan 800 Of the Q ,een's men and 1900
Iebsls vera among the killed and
wounded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

s, bsc.ioe Tor IL Q We KY GAzHTTH.
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SETTLED AT LAST.

BRINK sslto issshe ssss5ss. J
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ByI. c. O'NEAL, Dep. U. 5. b9rshal'
james Il. GAToN, Proctor for Libelant
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
THE MERRY CHRISTMAS.

The gears greatest holiday is now al hsud, til
with SO much Joyous anticipation, the welcome
new delights arc mingled with memories OF tint
they too, had an unshaken belief in tho existence
We have numberless articles at various prices
the following list will be the article you would
PLUSH WORK BOXES, in BED, Blue and
Orange 9Sc., 81 80, $268 to S5.4S.
JEWEL CASES, in Leather snd Flush, 9Sc,
ST As. AS 81 G8.
SMOKING SETS. 05c to S224
tnEER SETS, 81 6S, - 93 10 $4.6S, contain.
i i've !ecs e cards.
Di:.'R GAcG- in Leathora Plush, Fancy Cut
j,ia. 5te, 81 II, &t.19, 81 %
PDUsE - g containing Soap and Ser.umery,
~ IS. ) So 10 So 2i
eEN'rN HAVING SETS. in Plnsh SUD i.5;.th.
or Caqos 81 A.. Si74, 81 9S to 81 0S
GEN :; F.,.i SHAVING, 5.'C.nd ~ E-SIE EG
GAZE C.)4:3!r:r.D, 81 9S
t1..,,:i> I a4YELIEa StiS. ia Leather cases,
81 9S s. 24. S5.4S IS Il ani So As.
SMAl l.,R ; II, ST IS S % 10 $50
G5E"5 COLLAR AMI tUFF G0XFS. 26c, ,
S9c, 81 4S aud S2,24 -;
LADIES Gl0TE aud DGEkCHIEF
BOXES, IN Plush 50 ~ get.
SI%GLE GLOVE Bon E.S, ~ Leather, a9c. each
SINGLE u HAN0K RCa F BONES. in Ieath-
er 49c each.
GESTs' CUFF FOXES ia shape Of ..um:
nickel ..'a ID 1924
LATGEB and MORE COMPLETE SEia, III
Icsth.r and Plush Cases 1924 $40 S8,9S,
We will keop icr ,oxany sctiolc you do not
cd fhis serves ,.oublc purpose you wort
selecl iun aud Y uced noc fear ,hst tho folks will
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CONFECTIONERS.
Christmas at Brengle's.
BEsRY BRENGAE. 53l KING ST.

BEA1s1 BhsEI1 UdlE. U0A 1AH4NW ~ ..
Still is ready for Christmas.
he keeps all tie dolicsccs of the season, and his
stock will mako winter scem warmer and add
to the Joy OF ell the holidays. Ho has arranged
his parlors for serving delicious
OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES.
He insures the pick of the market Fried, Stew
ed, Roasted, Broiled Fscalloped and Raw, at the
lowest rates.
Ornamental and Plain Cakes are sold cheap
er than they can be manufactured at home.
Also Cream Pufs, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
Taffy of all kinds. PIES A SPECIALITY. Fruits,
Nuts, Confcctoneries, Caromels and sugared
Fruits lie caters for families, fairs balls and
entertainments and furnishes social PARTIES OF
the best and at the lowest rates.
Hc offers special inducements at wholesale to
dealers and packs carefully for country custom.
hnc1 If
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c gladstone time to which childhood looks forward
season in which to hose OF mature years the ever
time when, with young and bounding hearts,
of Santa Claus
o make selection from See ii anything among
like to give some
and $10,46
DRESSING CASES with MANICURE SETS
COMBINED. "a, ,24, $793, 50, AS, $9,9S.
DRESSING CASES. with JEWEL and ODOR
CASE COMBINED, S9,9S to $14,4S.
PLUSH CASE, containing HALF DOZEN
hUI PICaERS and NUT,C2ACKERS. 81 90.
ALBUM in pin=k, ali Cabinets, $34S. 1898
1928, in Copper Raj, AMI Blue
FiNG ATHEh ALnUMS. Si.99 81 80, all
Cabinets.
CHEAPER AIBUMS, from 63c to S49o
LARGE FRENCH Oils, with Jointed Bodies
and fine Bisque iies4s, 38c, Sl9s So 6S, s2,99.
$3.50
FINE FRENCH DOLL with XII: Body. Shoes
aud Stcekings, ard Showing Three Little Teeth,
- "a
FINE FRENCH DOLLS. to Patent Jointed
Kid Body. 80 As, 50 %, ) IS. vita hoes and
Stockings
KID 30 DOLLS, with Fine Hair, 9sc,
$l.37, 81 so, 3l.98.
DOLLS with Kid Bodies Indest,uctiblo Read.,
Shoes and Stockings 9Sc
NEGRO DOLLS. with ionted Bodies, 74c
LARGE WAX DOLLS 49c.. 10 70.
MED UM SIZED DOLLS, with rdestructible
Heads, Long Fluwlrg Hair. 25c. 39c 4Sc
Dolls, with Kid Bo'!ic-, Bi.que Heads 29c
vi il to tako home and deliver same whea iesir
have 20 wait until tho last moment 10 make yoGc
discover what you have bought Tor ther
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THE FORUM PUBLISHING co,
Chr Sun
1889
And for tire Democracy.

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Morfuary Record ecEsss.

Below will be found TIE nsmea vf Do. /
oar people who have dice dasies rhe past
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John 7. Creighton h Son
TMPoRTANT NOT ICE.
/ HANDSOME GOODS AT Low PRICES.

We have large stock of Havjlqnd China, Roysl :ss
Worcester, Doultor, Cameo and Japanneo 9GGas'
with some very rich Cut Glass Patterns, @ WT1c1 VIM
we we' viii lid dispose of for the holidays at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES. If you want esnasSne esina oa4
Esviisnd Lunch, Fish, Ice Cream or Salad Set
Emit Cske or Dat Meal Plates, Chocolate jug.
Bone Dishes or Celery Trays, or rich piece s. ef
Cameo, Doultor Royal Worcester for the Cabinet,
We can give you some raie bargains We invite too a
eompsrison with other styles and prices, ana Zee feel
sure that we can please you GIVE US eau, anu
don't make purcha TINS nne qnsii IN, SNig so9
goods. .[dec15 Z :. =. -
NRATED HORoE GADISH, small bottles, just
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One month h. Sc TRrce p.en:as 49,. / 90
Orac advertisers oiii 10, Be Gososd Is exceed the;r
space, unless The eTcess is PAID o7 a ironseTtratesr
and under circumstances wiA tes &c allo'red 10
advertise other haa tei' egti;natS tlsjnss: in tis
space contracted for.
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rd,cs.
Marriage and death notices ..s,. II 81: ;c s.: e'.
rance.
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Christmas Presents. Watches.
N. W. GALT, BRO. & CO.,

N. W.GALT, BRO. & CO,
HOY Penna. Ave-, Washington. ID. C..
Call attention to their stock of Watches, comprs-
ing all the most desirable movements and styles
of casing from the lowest prico for which a relia-
bio time-keeper can be bought to the most expen-
sive. They have, in gold cases, specially fine
movements:
Large size, for gentlemen W
Medium size for gentlemen 60 20
Small size fer adies... 40 w
In Silver Cases:
Large sizc, for gentlemen n.................$lS O0
Small size, for ladies........ 10 ~ ~
Small size, for II 10
These Watches bear our firm name and arc fully
Misses Silver Watches, S6 and $40.
American Waltham Watches Of all grades, IN
gold cases, from $50 upward in silver casea cor
respondingly low. decl1
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Legal
vTUIrED STATES OF AMERICA,
| EGstcra District Of Vrginia, S.:
~ rSc 80

\ EGStcfa DIStr3Ct OF lHglHH, So
10 So.
n,,o.t,s pcan n admiIelty in = csuse of
- contract. civil and mari
.,os,n barge Anteros. time.
Wbereas libel has been fled in The District
Court of the United States for the Eastern i3S DIS
trict or Virginia on the 2sth OF December, 1855,
~ knonstns Dean, libellant, against the steam
- ~ or vessel Anteros in cause Of contract
civil and maritime, and praying process may Is
No ogainst said vessel, her tackle, apparel and
csTgo and that said vessel may be condemned
and sold 10 psy said claim and interest win
costs, charges, aud expenses ..44;o.
Now. therefore, in pursuance OF the monitor
,,nder tbe seal of said Court, TO me directed ana
delivered, do hereby give public notice 70 M
,,oreons claiming the said vessel, or III any
manner interested therein, that they Ne
and anpear before said District Court 10 DC eiu aV
The Court room in the city OF AieNahuId ~ u ~
fbe Eastern District OF Virginia On the ist DAY OF
January, A. d. 1889 at II o'clock am OF That DAY
nrovided the same shall be day otJur!sdlcuop
atbervise ON the next day of jurisdiction there
after, then and there to intcTpose their claiins
and make their allegations IN that oeh8il' ~,
Dated at Alexandria, the 2Sth day OF Deccm'
oef' 1000 THOMAS w SCOTT, US Marshal.
ByI. c. O'NEAL Dep u. 5. D2rsha
JAMES &. CAToN Proctor for Libellant
dec2S 3t
a DMINIsTRAToR's N0TICE-Tho aatscribeF
4. has been duly appointed adminlstravar o.
D. P SMITH late OF Fairfax ,oan.y Iii nyc
scnt them duly verified, and persons iadeoted to
il viii make payment to him at the store o, q q
Gorrnon n Co corner OF Royal and Prince streets
Alexandria Va. n.orp .i,,r
dec27 cow OeC9h oA d En-, : '..--.,
DNINIsTRATRIx NOTICE Having been
A appointed administrators of JOHN 7. Ki,CE, ,'y,
deceased hereby notify al rerSons 70 "l.ou ~
70
,ns SnIv authenticated as soon as possible ana
all nersops who are indebted TO said estate to pay
+he sSme to ME without delay.
''is Sac1I.1m MARGARET RICE Adm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-22
CRAPS.

The grand jury has for several days
been strugg ing with the peculiar end
seductive game of craps. If there is
anything that does get away with the
average grand jury man, it is craps
On several occasions We have heard
of grandjurymen carrying dice in
their pockets to the grand iuryroom
and eutlcing the witnesses to initiate
them into the mysteries OF the game.
" hen the shades of nigh began to
cast It's shadows around, the grand
jury, district attorney and numerous
balltlil5 were found gathered around
the dusky Instructor deeply studying
the intricacies of the game. Several
OF the grandjury have appealed TO
The EXAMINER fer information upon
the game. The origin of crap, is
shrouded in mystery it seems to have
tound It's way from the pl4nt4tion
quarters, and fol many years il WAS
supposed that no white man could
master its iptricacies, but this falacy
has been dispelled, as mauywnite mea
have been found with heads
having the peculiar formation
necessary TO master the game.
1t has spread to many largo cities
aud being covered by the gaming law
OF no state but Texas, is extensively
patronized. In st. Louis, where there