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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30

and Non-Pohtical Order.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 27-About
1900 Democratic veteran members Of G
A. R. poets scattered over The state held
8 secret meeting in the capital building
las. night ct which 1t was resolved that
every Demccls.ic member Of the g A R
should abandon the order and xll present
pledged themselves to Withdraw from
their posts. Aaj1tsnt- General Koon'z
presided. The name and constitution for
9 new order proposed by the Democratic
veterans were sdopted. The new order
Is to be charitable and non political in
character. Another meeting will be held
tonight and one Wednesday. There will
be public msss. meeting in the city hall
for deserving G.. A. R. to meet snd the
principles and objects Ct the new order
will be laid before the public General
Koontz said last evening that he had
letters from men in eight states indies
ting that the movement is national.
Among the letters received wss one from
]. A. Woman, secretary Of the Demo-
cratic societies OF Pennsylvania, promis>
ing that every Democratic soldier In
Pennsylvania would leave the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
The president OF the societies who rsu
against Beaver for governor is ct the
head Of the movement in PennsVl Tanis.
Mr.. KoontZ says but few Indiana Dem
ocrats have attended the Grand Army
meetings since the election, because all
the posts have been holding meetiAfS
rstifying the election Of HirrisoHs6d
Hovey. 1! is pretty generally beheVsd
that Congressman Masson Is as the head
Of the movement, but sc far, he has n38S
no pubic statement I'sia known
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| pole, and then comes The hard and deli.
cate ttsk OF lifting it iGto the dug hole
which has already been prepared for it.
With long ropes and steRdying guys, and
| 100 eager hands TO help, the great hol.
low slack goes slowly up, the barrels
creSking and rumblirg loosely about Its
stsff, and the pole is left swsyins threat
eningly at the telling pigmies st Its base.
At last 1t reaches the balancing point,
slips easily into the cavity with q heavy
mufii d "asrplump," and the worst Of
the struggle is over. The loose earth
about the rim Of the hole is shoveled In
and sramped solidly down, and The boys
and spectators walk OF six rods aud inr
spect the structure. Next cans Of kero-
sene are emptied over the bottom bar
reie shavir ge, saturated with oil, are
piled inside; few parting psts and
shakes bring refractory barrels into posi-
ton, and make the funnel siraight &nd
symmetrical, and shen everything Is ready
for the evening fun.
And what fun! The boys can hardly
wait in patience for the coming Of dusk.
| But 1t comes at Just the right time.
| 1t comes after the turkey Is eaten.
You know It's turkey first and barrels
afterward. Poor fun 1t would be TO
watch bonfire on an empty stomach.
But think If stuGing yourself SO full Of
turkey (it's allowable on Thanksgiving
till you almos: It ell rs II you could gobble
snd then going out and watching nice
big blaze on the hill. Il usually comes
about an hour and half after dinner,
when the lamps hsve hardly been lighted
IN the houses, the quiet, dusty streets
have barely grown gay in the oblitsrst>
ing twilight, and the tour solemn faces of
tho big illuminated CT y hall clock glow
like fonr dim moons through the tree
tops. With iubilan. Tusn and yell the
bands sic c & Ike the wind to the hilltops.
Having reached the grabs each band
forms In military array about its STACK,
the leader silently aud With sn air of
conscious self imporsslCe advance to
the bottom Of tae pilei he scratches q
match On his trousers snd applies the
tipv torch to the shsyiQgS, aud
GIscious! Did you ever see anything
like it?
Instantly thers is r fish SO the oiled
kindAngs catch the fame; great volume
If dense black smoke belches up; then
magnificent gush OF Ara that reddens the
whole hillside and the faces OF the excited
com pany wells up the tall column, snd
the corfllgrstior is c f. The combustion
is furious, and the pillar Of rosring
flames, sparks and whirling smoke is q
miniature cyclone on fire. The barrels
wrlthe and twist, the slaves gspe asun-
der, and the bursting hoops leap out from
the pile, and, as they come down, scatter
sparks and Glowing cinders on every
side The conhsgrStion is TOO rapid to last
long, ard it is hardly two minutes SITTER
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made against Powderly's administration
and will demand the eight-hous day, sbo-
lition Of child labor, regulation Of female
LABOR, manufacturing and factory and
store inspection. It Will dsnounce all
connection OF the Knights os,-sAbor with
trades and particularly the intolerance OF
the knights to members OF the Federa~-
ton OF Labor. Unlike Ito knights, the
new organization will nos debsr nom.
membership fsdel ationi5.s. The declaysr
ton will charge that tbs Knights aye
too largely composed Of Irish and Amer.
leans. The new Organization Will aim &c
be cosmopolitan. Individual local asa
semblies will be independent, aSsnowl-
edge no general executive board, and
pay NO tribute to tAe general ef3eers, but
keep money at home ior use In the strug~
gle for the eigha hour day. The organi-
stion Is to be secret In the same sense
IS the Knights OF Labor, bat 1t Is in
tended that there shall be open meetings
for the purpose Of discussing political
questions. Indeed, tina chief distin-
gushing feature Of tie new oTgAni zs';on
Ia 70 be the active interest 1t win take In
politics, And for this purpose the order
will ase either Democrats or Republicans
as the locality or other circumstances
Tsy demand.
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the match has been spilled before the
splendid pyre sinks from It's soaring
height mass Of shattered black embers,
and the lurid brightness Of the hillside
gives place instantly to impenetrable
darkness. Bar ell burning, though 1t is
short lived, is the undiluted essence OF
Intoxicating sport.
The Norwich girls have similar though
tsmer kind Of sport with which to taper
of thedsy's pleasures. AS fashion for
bids them to roll barrels and burn stacks,
they collect spools instead, which they
string on wires, arranging them In fsnci-
full designs, squares, circles, pyramids
and names, saturate the creations with
oil or turpentine, and meet at the house
OF the leader of the band and burn them.
Some OF the devices are very ingenious OF
beautiful, and they make brilliant
though unpretentioue bonfire.
It's great, isn'titp
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Al Atlantic CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov. 27.-The
storm hiss abated and the sun is now
shining brightly. A survey of the situs-
ton shows that no such destruction 10
property on this beach has been known
since the Incorporation Of the CITY. Hun
dreds Ct property owners from Pailadsl-
phis and other localities have come down
Tearing their property woald be swept
away lsst night. The tide receded TO-
day, snd the sea under the II fiuence OF >
strong north west wind WAS beaten down,
but the result, especially in the hover
portion Of the city, Ia one Of almost CON-
plete destruction. The work OF the
waves was quick and complete, and the
individual losses xre numerous.
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was written In reply to O letter urging
that Southern commercial interests would
be relieved from obstruction caused by
doubts and fears regarding the southern
policy of the coming administration il
General Harrison would make some
general assurance OF his pur-
pose to follow q conservative
course toward the South, and ia as
follows:
INDIANA PoLIS, IND, Nov. %, lssS.
A. B. Williams Etq., Greenville:
My DEAR SIR-Your letter of Novem-
Der 10 has been received. 1 sm not
ready to make any public uttersnces upon
any public questions. EyerV day an
solicited by special correspondents Of the
press to speak upon this fsubj act
or that, but l have Invariably
declined, and to your appesl for some
expression upon q question that interests
you must for the present make the same
answer. understand that you have
yourself been satisfied with expressions
made by me in my public utterances to
visiting delegations during the cam.
psign. When the surprise and dis
appointment which some Of your
people have felt A. the result has passed
away and they give some calm thought
to the situation, think they viii! be as
much surprised as am that they should
In thought or speech impute to me un-
frieLdliness toward the South Policies 10
legislation advised by the Republican
party believe are wholesome for the
whole country, and OF those who in their
hearts believe with us upon these ques.
tons would act with us, other questions
thai give you local concern would settle
themselves. Very truly you're,
BENJAMIN HARRIsON.
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NOVEMBER BLIZZARD,
One OF the Most Severe Storms Of
Snow and Wind Known for Year.
Raging In the Dominion.
An Innumerable Number of Vessels.
Great and Small, Ground to
Pieces in the lee.
No Such Destruction OF Property =, tbs
Atlantic COAST watering Pisces
Ever Before Known,
VESSELS FRoznn CP.


! NN<hES ONTREAL, Nov. 27.-
| SMSK/S One OF the most severe
! ~jIAaNA storms o! snow and
IN fHWt& wind known here for
| "a /SAI4SEk years broke ever this
! troI%tiEfAWN province and Ontario
| &cT@f VEkNLrSunday evening and
SXf5lWGS/0 still continues. The
>a'SH>i~SSsso- wind ut times blew IS
naro as seve-.y miles per hour. The
streets and surrounding cou otry are COW
cred with snow drifts ten feet deep IN
places and the most severe cold prevails.
The horse car lines here have stopped
running. For!y-iour people were
picked up in the streets
by the police Sunday night
unable 20 make their away through the
storm, being benumbed by the cold or
bewildered by the winds.
The steamer Pomersniap, bound for
Liverpool, made an attempt TO reach
Quebec Sunday. With the aid of four
tugs she got to Bstigcsn, forty four miles
this side Of Quebec, where she anchored
for the night. Yesterday both the steam
ship and tugs WAS frozen in solid. The
Pomersnisn Will not get through this
season. Her bows are badly Gus by the
ice. snd the channel being 30 narrow, she
will probably be forced ashore on the
rocks and become 3 total loss.
AT Quebec the gale Is raging furiously,
and the ferry boats that ply between
Quebec and Point Lewis are caught In the
ice which will crush them.
The steamship Pslmo was seen strugs
CLING against the gale and Ice In the gulf
OF Fame Point, 800 miles below Quebec.
at daylight yesterday she suddenly dis.
appeared and has not been seen or re-
ported since. There are fears that
she has been lost. She had forty passen.
gers, crew Of thirty and q general cargo.
Point MesqCersn signal station reports
Q brig caught In the ice powerless In the
gale and filing signals OF distress. Her
name cannot be made out, nor can help
reach her.
At Newcastle six schooners have been
caught ana crushed in the ice, and .
similar fate has overtaken ten vessels At
Chatham.
Five vessels are caught opposite this
city and Will be crushed.
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q !! 4. !. 4 ! ]. ! :
.Sl Y the action to-day of the en-
i IAN ployes in the Southern Pacific
EItW machine shops In this city i. sp>
t24SyxA pears that trouble OF . serious
wa nature is threatened on the AT.
~ lantic system of the road, ex-
f%9 ending from Nav Orleans to Ell
~ PAso. II will be remembered
that for several days past the
grievance committee Of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers have been at
tempting to procure, through GsnersI
Manager Hutchinson, the dismissal Of
General Master Mechanic J J. R7ap, with
headquarters at Houston, and all of his
subordinates. At meeting of the ma
chine shop employees this afternoon,
strong resolution were adopted snd
signed By l75 skilled lsborere, protesting
against she dismal Of Ryan and threaten
ing strike in the event Of the success I'll
consumatlon Of the scheme of the engin-
GERS. The resolutions 4llege that the en-
gineers are acting through pure mali
cicusness and that their complaints are
based on the most petty grievances. Tel
egrsms have been received by the men
here from the machine shops of the road
assuring them OF their hearty endorse
ment and support in their con-
templated strike. Between 500
and 1000 men will quit work
in the shops If R5sn ia deposed, which
will have the effect OF seriously obstruct-
ing the traffic Of the road for several days
at least, as II will require sometime to
fill the places with skilled lsoorers IN the
shops.
ARLINGTON, Tex, Noy. PA sensa-
ton wss created on our streets today
when it became known that Frank Saun-
ders, young citizen of this place, had
stolen bale Of cotton from Mr.. j. w.
Hammock last night and sold 1t In Fort
Worth this morning. A man living nesr
Spruance & Co.'S. gin heard cotton being
loaded about ~ O'Clock last night, and
reported the fact this morning, and on
Investigation it WAS found that bale was
missing, and on telephoning to Fort
Worth Mr. Hsmmack easily found his
cotton, as It had been sold there early
his morning, and from the description
the thief was 81 once Identified, and Mar
thai Carnage started on horseback at crce
QUEEN CITY, TEX Nov. 81 N. Rob
erts, an old farmer resident Of this .coun-
~, was struck and instantly killed by the
north bound passenger train No. 2 this
evening He 1ss riding 3 mule on the
tack when seen by the engineer, but too
late for the train 20 stop. The mule was
also killad. He Leaves large family to
mourn his loss. He WAS intoxicated.
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HOMAS BARRY, ex-
Knight Of Labor, re-
NAMED In Chicago
to prepsre the gound for
!. tie coming meeting Of
twenty Ave or thirty del
egstes 10 the Knights OF
Labor general con7en-
ton, which expects to
come here and start an
opposition organization.
The meeting, 1t IL under
stood, will issue . de-
claration Of principles.
This declaration, as far
Is 1t present s8olved,
10 to repeat al the
charges SO fre arently
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which is now in the h,nds OF Sec
retsry Harrison OF the board. He
examined the wood work to-day and
pronounced 1t first rate with
4 few unimportant defects. Miller, who
Ike Mr.. Bell of Chicago now here repre-
sen.ing the capitol syndicate, is IN able
and distinguished architect, told q re-
porter to-day that the copper roof is 8
good one and only needs some repairs.
He ssid more fuss had been made about
alleged defects In the building than
wss at al justified By the facts. Architec
Miller said he WAS surprised, in view
of the magnitude Of the imposing struc.
ture, that there were no signs Of settling,
and 80 admirably had 1t been constructed
that not crack was visible any where in
the massive granite walls. Architect
Miller is not yet through inspecting, but
IL Is evident he has ss scientific
man high opinion Of the building and its
manner Of construction.
The governor, sttorney-general and
secretary of state were engaged all day
counting the votes for electors, but the
count WAS unfinished and may take an.
other day to conclude 1t. The vote for
state officers will be counted forty days
from the date of election.
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a Ru.. Of John mooulloush.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, NV. ga bronze
bust OF ohm Mccullough, the dead ira
gediAn, in the character Of "Virginius"
was unveiled at Mount Moriah cemetery
this afternoon, in the presence Of dis
tinguished company OF members Of the
histrioniC profession and friends OF the
actor.
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A Collier YoundeYsd.

CoPAssEIT, MASS, Nov. "a II is re-
ported here that the Pniladelphia steam
collier "Allentown" has founderad OF
this port. There seems to be little douo.
the steamer was sunk on some OF the
lodges directly outside this port.
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ooun,erfeite, ana ais sgi.tre,r,

CLEAN, N. Y, NoY. % Alfred Wilder,
syouag man, was arrested yesterday for
making and passing counterfeit alckels
A fourteen-year-o old girl, the wife CT
Louis Lane Of OsWego, Pa WIS with
BIN, she having run sway from her hus.
band with Wilder.
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On Lake Ontario.

0swKGo, n. Y, Nov. "a tow Of
lumber RATS and canal boats are wrecked
at Cape Vincent, On lake Ontario. The
storm is terrible, but most OF the crew
are believed to be saved.
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A LETTER FROM HARRISON.
He is Surprised that the South Should I'm
puts to Him Any Unfriendlins

S.
. Nov. 27.-The
Greenvllle Daily
N e VS. to- day
prints 8 letter
received by It's
editor from Gen
ersl and
published by his
- -
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NJ q TIC a

For the next three months offer the following great
Inducements to those wishing to get up clubs. We will
either give extra number of subscribers, pay cash
premium where parties wish to work for the money there is
in it.
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A@A~N AAN ~
Special to the Gazette,

cede that The ruuse is Republican and
then go on TO say inst Il will be better
for tao Democratic party IL the house is
Republican, which they hope will be the
case. Such TAX as that makes me tired.
Ii /. is better for the Democratic party
that the house be Republican, should we
nave fought for 1t? The idea that II
would be better for the Democratic
pLrtym
Mr.. Grain does rot believe in lsyilg the
defeat OF the party st the door
Of the president. "rhe president" said
he, SCENT US his tariff reform message on
which the campaign was fought. When
1t reached the house that was the end of
It. So far as President Cleveland WAS
Concerned We could have repudis.ed it,
out we didn't, We endorsed 1t by the
Mills bill, which in turn was endorsed By
the St. Louis convention, and that fac.
alone made every Democrat in The house
ihe champion of tariff reform, bf cause we
passed the Mills bill. The president was
not responsible for the defeat OF our
party"
"Do you think that the South Will have
anything to fesr from General HsSFfson's
administration T.
"No. believe General Harris9n will
be conservative, but II he is conpf6aedpy
certain members in his party tnSp tie
South may be hsrrassed by vicious lsglN
lstior. The only thing the South has 10
fear is that Tnad Stey ms sd other EEA
men In the party m'ghtbec0nas the rul
element and try to chicago the slsBg6v-
ern!ng the election of9Copgtessmep, but
as yet no one knows what the policy OF
General Harrison will ben
SORROW FOR SWITZERLAND.
WAsBINGToN, Nov. 28.--Tne secretary
Of state has sent the following telegram
10 the chancellor OF the Swiss coniedera
lion at Berne;
By direction Of the president, 1 make
express SiOns Of the soEroH felt throughout
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TRE FATHER OF WATERS.
The souEcs OF the slississipp, Has 1T LAS
Been D.scoveKed.

ST. PAIL, MINI Nov. PA South
Centre, Mimi, special to the PioEeer
Press says the trHe source Of the M1ssis-
sippi river has at list been discovered by
q party living ct that place. Il Is two
small lakes, one Of which they named
Lake Josephine. TIE lakes sre fed oy
many small creeks and their waters are
ksmptied into the lsSa&hich was discov,
I$sed By CaptainsWllsr Glszier, who
Ssiled 1t to hs3eEsoures Ct the father
- ~E:erss Ia
.;EhtiosRp N.Y. onl&Dr. Isaac Ehomp.
soS Eys osfssssnuIIe'"
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LIQUOR SELLERS In IOWA.
a Decision Regarding the Rights CT In
poEIers-A Test Case.

a D6CIsIU1 EftEbfUENE THO LhEkHM CT InI
porIers-A Test Case.
MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, Nov. %
Judge Stevens sentenced George ]. Bow
man, convicted Of selling liquor imported
from Illinois, to psy $1,000 fine, the high
est penalty. He held that the importer
has no wight 10 sell even in original pack
ages. The case WAS test one. This de
cisicn indicates that while importation
msy not be prohibited, the sale in orlgi-
nal packages can. The matier will AGAR
be taken through theState supreme cour'
End to the United States supreme court
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Eth, y.,,sls yyreek,a

LzWEs, DEL, Nov. 27-FlVe barks
and three schooners are reported at this
point rs having been wrecked on the
coast.
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feels very sore because the Grand Army,
as an organization, worked against him,
and his friends here say that be Will fol-
low the example Of General Palmer Of
Illinois.
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USTIN, TEX , Nov.
27.-Architect Mil
Ter, appointed by
the governor and
the state capitol
board to exsmine
the new 81 600, 900
granite state. house,
has finished his in
spectioD Of the cop
per roof and made
q written report,
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Congressman Drain Interviewed by the
Gasstte's Washington Representa-
tive-The Next House.
g. A, k,-ehs Blockade NJ Port
so Price IN Heyti.
GRAIN INTERVIEWED,

4 S HIN G. TO n,
Nov. CSC n
gresham Or ain
speaks as follows
concerning the or
gantzition of the
next no q 8 e f:
"Some men call
log thems elve 8
namOrrHtQ CO0
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NO END OF FUN.
Kew the Norwich, Csnn., Boys Cole.
brate ThaakskiVing-Turkey
and Eixip's.
They Gather Bsrrslss and. After the Tur-
key Il Eatsn. What q faapksgiv.
ing Boz IRE rbey Have.

0AST turkey and
fixin'si
PheW!
T q Ike q run
round New En-
,gland and ask al
the boys you meet
: Whist they think OF
IT.. W h i g p 6 T
Thanksgiving in
their ear and hear
them hoWl.s When
you come to Nor
Hich-.hat quaint
Connecticut town
what will the
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AUSTIN.

The TeTss Capitol All R,ght-ooun,ing ,he
Vote for Electors,
gnacIal tn the Gayette
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LABOR AND POs7rICS.

She New Organ zafion to BE- EoTmed By
Thomas Barry.
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov p.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-The secretary
Of state has received 3 telegram from the
captain Of the Haytien, stating in spite Of
the blockade declared by the provisional
government 1t Port al Prince against that
port several ships have entered, among
others the German steamer Holsatis, on
the 22d lost, which WAS loaded with
bags CT cofiee, and the German steamer
Cremou, which entered on the 21st inst.
and landed cargo from Europe.
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the United States for the death Of the
IGNORED head of the Swiss Republic.
TEE pEMoCRATIC 6. Ar.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Referripg to
the published statement that Congress-
man F1stson is believed to be at the head
Of the movement to organize Q Demo
cratic Grand Army Of the Republic, he
says he knows nothing Of It except what
he has read in the newspapers, and con-
sequentIy Is not ct the head Of or ct any
other part OF the affair.
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hOYs tell Ynn fhern2

boys tell You there2
"Rosst turkey aud fixing" you will
say. and the boys will look at you and
grin. Then go up to them softly and
whisper Thsnzsgiylpg-and them
"Barrelsl"
TnsE's what 1t is. Barrels. Turkey
first end barrels sfterwsrd,
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DRseepsis in Its worst fEsms will yield
toIbe ussef Carts7es Lifts Nerve R4ll's,
sided by, srter,ssit little IllEsr Pills. Dose,
oas of.essnA aiser eattng e.