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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
Announcements.
Fpov THE LATE COLONEL D. MCDANIEL.

OWNER OF SOME OF THE FASTEST RUNNING HOSES IN rHl
O"'" - WORLD.
TYRONE PARK. June 81 1884
mi. a "a earthly that I have usei Dr. TOBIAS HORSE
ands - ST,syyT and DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ny
80 r.e. and found them 10 give perfect satlaction In
sc nav nave never FAILED TO CURE any ament Tor which
ov were used Linment when raDoei IN " tns baud
IoJ M takes me hair OF 1T II As MORE PEs1rRl
TIVE QUALITIES THAN ANY OTHER HAVE IaxD which
its wOn ler!ul success In
Pnr,ins The ingredients from which the Derby Pow
Az. ars made have male known 70 me o. Dr. Tobias
T1%v snE PERFECTLY HARMLESS. sold by the druggists
and saddlers.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
3l9 WEsT l26TB-sr
NJ Nervous system. Sento Urinary OrgAnA
rnnotence and Steriilty. Hours; . 10 H. D 10 O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
amman CONES Up FOE COMPLETION.

r, douhle turretcd ironcad Terror one VI ~ -
N ~, ore1 rooritors now being completed pS u,' N"''
a.,,ncni arrived here yesterday from
Ts,s vessel was begun by Cramp sons on 80. q,
tn.o ~, ,o,ld have been completed ten years 'so "
1910, '- House OF Representatives had not 50 Cd
refused to the acquisitions OF p'',Crs
Snsre,,,,cs Of the Navy for money to h"iSh ne',
oo.coucrce is hat has been cared ior Dy inc Or"
ofeen years and twenty four day. at an eNp.
i,'' -, =, .is $50 for bclthagc ana pfeHefNan"h
~, r., Is ~ In low fccbOard type ana h'r hys''h
' 49,, 4, the same rs thal originally adopted by TAP
,,n Ericsson for the mon ora at ume ""eh P'"
e,,cs wcr. light in weight and were dlSeh"'Rou WIN
comparatively little power IL Is esi'"Vu WA. Z
49,, when r.ishcd exclusive Of her armament, e9Soooo.
She is completed with the exception Of her armament "u
hon this is provided she viii be made readV iof 'e
scryice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
DEFEATING A NEW TEMPLE.

The new Mount Sinai Temple, at No. lio East Sew
,nty second st. formally Dedicated lat evening by
pabh Edward B VI. Brown. who viii conduct services
there The Rev. Max de Leony chanied the service
Rabbi Brown In his sermon sought to impress uPoh 'h'
crcca,on the necessity FOR strongly opposing atheism
- auuostcsn The congregation was organized isaI
ago but has had permanent meeting place D. Ltt
man IL president and Louis Mchaels Is Sicopresldent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
vo,HgRs AND BABES GER THE SEA-AIR.

A happy party OF mothers and babies embarked on one
q, the iron Steamboat Companys feet at TlSf NO l.
North River at 80 yesterday ana ehJoy'u i'o
oxcnrsion TO ocean Beach, Concy Island given by the
,oy york Juvenile Guardian Society In honor OF Moses
Montenore A warm dinner was eaten at the ocean view
p,you and the babies ami their mothers enjoyed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
s,p,roc, ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

s.ratopa Aug 10 (Speo.aN-To-morrow Is the nh'h
regular day with fine programme, the U;itcd states
Hotel and the Kentucky Stakes being the attractions
Tor the Ars Badge although carrying penalty y nN'
mounds is a great favorte and should win and Alex
nndria should get the place.
The KcntvCRy stakes-Ore Of the Melbourne pai'
should win and Monsoon get rhe place.
Yum Yum should win the first lace, with Leo H.
second.
Prose fer the fourth, with Bonnie S. second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
nnon1NrNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

nnUNswrcK-Count dc Brossc on France anu I0a
- r5 ntcsident Of the Ohio and Mississippi Halfway
r. l'i'' FIFTH AVENUE--James g. Blaine ola
So i,,r a, Maine j. Macdonald Cameron NJ ~ anu
g Knatchbu Hugcssen OF EnE'anI, iu n,r"srneo r. H.
, o. California and Carlos French OF Cono od
' rx Governor Thomas T. Crlttonaen OF Ss ST
CUT - y, gate Frederick Cook. Of Rochester 50
CONGRESSMAN Bcriah wilkins, OF omo' nnI
iooal Delegate j. X Tcolc. OF Montana "a sa,cs
eIe, ,.r is,,ce T. O. c. Lamar, Of the uhi,cu oS.
WI Co,rt WINDsOR-Scnator Charles r. ManAe1
son Of Nebraska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
vFeTcUFSTER COUNTY.

!, unknown man. age about forty, was struck by a
-. ~ rta,sn TRAN Yesterday near MamaronocK
The train was promptly baeked and the man placed
I'm the baggage AMI carried to MamaIolcIh D',
Ii,ii va, summoned but before he arrived inc Mal
was dead. -.,.-
Tho attendance at the Sing Sing camp meeting
yesterday was large ana EC' many ''''''' '0
U,e,ent from neighborins towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

William Bohan who eougcd out the eyes OF M, ms
wife al Rockaway Beach. Wa alrasneu ucV, bont
lice Edwin j. IGcay yesterday, ana vas NV ro.
iaV ,nr Inc actiOn Of The Grand jury. l'ohan "a'
taken back on afternoon IRAN TO dh9 hin
Tn"ntv JaI as II was not Thought SAFE 10 Keep hli
f., "tb. locLl,n AT Rockaway Beach open ihr'as Vi
lyuching have been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
PACING IN ENGLAND.

Iondon Aug 1o-At the Lewes summer meeting to-
dsy the race for Ashley Stakes for twoyearods was
won by Lord Cathorpes chestnut lilly Seashe by neck
with A. Tayor's bay colt Lancashire Lad second three
lengths in front Of r. H. Combes black hly Uhco Ouu
third Napoleon was the favorite at to on. The
betnp on the others was as follows 10 TO l against
scashell, to l. against Lancashire Lad 20 to against
(uid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

Runs earned NcwYorN O., Pt'bars. b, ,ss.s oI
errors-New.York l. Iii,burg :. ~ ~ ,T on
Conner l. sattcry I. BocElcy !. Dunlap l. D3rymp,e
Si,urk out Richardson p whitney !. Brown J. k,cic
SUNDAY l. Coleman g. Dunlap l. Dalrymp'e l. hurhnr,
smith . Stalcy ,. Thcc-ua.c hits ohhoi D,uDi'
ui9vs- C,onnor l. Dunap AMI BccHlcy VIA plchoh-
Saicv 3 stolen iascs-Tlcwan L. q fouTkc = Sunn ny
/ Dnnlap l. Smith l. Umpr,-Mr Kelly. 1lmr--'oo
The League and Association records to date arc
f,IIp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
MR. CAssATr HEARS OF THE BARD's TIoUBLI

A. j. Cassat who has just returned in the steamer
CITY OF Ne7York from a visit England and the con-
tnent OF Europe looking the model Of health and vigor
was seen by Tribune reporter yesterday Speaking Of
the English turf be said am unable to offer any opinion
that would he worth quoting for the reason that saw
only two races all the while that out OF this country
namely the Derby and the Grand Prize OF Paris soc
racing enough here and wanted a hoid1y With regard
to Tho Bard l can nothing for it but retiring him TO
the stud assuming Of course that he does not stand
training AGAIN. II Is rather hard blow, but am sorrier
on the great horses account than my However
suppose only OF the inevitable mlshaps incidental
to thoroughbred training may be taken as the result OF
racino IN hard ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
,o,,s CAT, 7.ol Moon sets 900 Moons ags 5
HIGH WATER
,fsandy Hoot. OH GOV Isvt 9ta IIo i 9 9a, liz
MANDY Hook. g:36 Gov IspL S.0ol non JAW A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

Vools wore sold f0IlOWs lNIo tNVII- I.uho,, a1O
Ci,s, race--Yum yum sl25, Leo H. go '"u"oi' E'V'
field 500. ,-,-,. 90 pous,on Ioeeph
and Young Sweep SD cdcn. - $500, rt..o., c)uricd
Tb,rd-Monsoo $50 Blue Rock ard lloncss ccumeu
$40 Drussas and Longstrect coupled So CCmo-'o-1a"
81 i,onrtb-prosc 500 Bonnie s. all. Banjo So
FYfb-Crav Cloud. B. and Maori SO each l'oyai
Arch $40 Cupid, Maia, Della, White and Letnna slo
zach ncli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
HOME NE US.

ocean brccrcs until 40 when they re'emDarSoa anu
Turned TO the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
sounS oeno q: rs Home.

GREENFIELD, MASS ,xoot. 24-Joaa
Weismar, eyed 20, who TASeisassss My
married sx months ago SVE9 sadsylvl-
nis girl in answer TO au advertisement in
6 Phiiscelphis paper, was found dead
this morning a. mis- hGme IN Sleihurne
with bullet hole in his heart and q pool
OF biccd BESIDE him. lie lived ia lonely
farm house with his wife and the csGsee
which led TO his death sre SIS yet myS3
teIy.
Medical Examiner Candry, after tnsr
sugh exsmlastit n OF The circumstssoes
surrounding the deata of young 9ohnj
Weismsn q. Saeiburne this mornin 2, Gols
cludes it Is case OF suicide. The tksl4
whom he married, E lima Craven, CONF
OF weli-toio family in Philsdslpht4a
her father being coal dealer there, 81
her parents did not consent to the uRnf9
risge. She states her husband got a. Of
bed during the night, saying he was@oing
to shoot s cat. She aftsrTsrdsShesr
him open the window down Stare, heard
q shot, ant later found him dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
GaEENYlLLE.

Another & ocauot Cf the Graz RAN wuo
wop'd Pot Sep 10 the Ruapiog Of
Sunday rFR:1s.
special 10 the Gazette.
GReENvILLE, Tex Oct. 24.-The fscts
regarutng Eaa narrow escape of a train on
the Est L ne rad from destruction by
f.e or Sunday DaVe ilst been learned by
yoar reporter. While Engineer j. ".
Corn Was driving tis epgIae at good
spef c with 8 freight trsia sttacned there
tc, and vest bound, and when within
about three miles OF Cisop, Morris
ccuotY, he discovered bridge on FIRE
ahead OF hin. The engineer reversed his
ergine qlckIr, .nd stopped the train
just a. the edge Of the DlkZ.ng bridge.
fhe q . having bean ex:ingris ned, the
tram force began search for the villisnous
bcldge-burler. A houee was found in the
woods adjacent which turned cut to be
occupied IS dwelling by ore c. q. Will
itsms. He was absent from hcmP, out
from Williams wife wss elected enough
facts or il f)Tmssinu 10 Justify Ell arrest
II Der lus0srd W!llism5 WIS taken 10
all 1t Daingelfslt. Aa Interesting and
strange fsct connected with the mans ar
rest Is that in MS house WAS tuuad 10.
If usc'ipt supposed 10 have bcen
Written By W!iilsnP, n which reference
Was made to the crime. A portion Of the
n .nrscrips IVES addressed to President
Cleveland, aud it was such .it0seIhec as
to MAKE pisasiCle the iIea INST tine mars
mind was uas0Rad. TIE raiifosd mems
theory ig thai SOFT OF relig'1uscrLze hsc
developed il Wilkins on. the eutjsc. Of
running trains on Sunday. TIE west
hauac passenger happened to be twD
hGurs ls:e, sDd rad not the freight pre-
cedad and discovered the fire q terrible
wreck would EAya been the result.
Ticket eaies a. the Missouri P.cfc for
visitors 10 the Dallas fair'Kud exposition
amount TO from $50 20 $3.50 per d,y-the
visitors OF Sunday numbering ct least the
l.Lfe. figure.
This locality was visited by Jack Frost
this morning, his imprint WAS plainly
discern IDLE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
LAEHAM AT CISCO.
Continued from First Pags.

| CT political fana.icisID, but there ere two
parties reslly in this struggle. Either
Cleveland or Harrison will be the next
President. Every bsiot for enc Of ire
''side shcws" Is worse than thEoWr swsy
and Is q stab at D, mccsecy.
A psss,5g siiusioa WAS mEde TO the
prohibition question. The speaker sad
ohCe OF .ims be did sgits:e ths. little
on. be WEE done agitstiBg There il 20 .
| but one great question tc- Texas and tn
country: TIE IemCVIi OF 0lero15 !sXs-
lion, Whicn now res.s iSe BURDEN CT
the shoulders CT lne peoples system Ci
tsxa;ion created bY tins necessities eta
war which ended c quarter of a c6ntugy
ago, and Is ccntiGueU by the Rspu olicAa
party during an etc Ct prcf1und pace,
and 10 this good day Expresses the psnrle
and DERIVES them Il more than $780,
100000 Of tae ciccp aling msdium.
TRe grades. part offtais admirs5le
speech was .htilli g tribute to Presi-
dent Cleveland, wao ignored 81 other
issues and made this abnormal taxation
and the hurtful accumulation OF the
money OF the country in the Treasury, the
ore theme Ct tie n jst remarkable execu
tive message ever 50 omitted 10 legs
Isive body in the history ef the cent?.
riee. TIE whole ~crld stood still "
Amusement AID admiration Ct the bold
ness, courage aud craftsmanship CT The
apthor OF So wGptel;ul . document. Is
II wise for tbs people 90 run sfGer strange
and ultrieo man Ald parties, IiskiIg the
defeIt Of the grsr& reform stared and s.,
vaii.n " battItd tcrby GcCver C-Gvelnnc?
The Mills bill is net perfect. L ic,
however, toe 5est taas could be Gene She
way Congress is nov constituted F &c
wool would be eli rent if wooden goons
We 7n8ae free. Ri. l.. ssId he COL.
tended SoT Ense when revising ths Dill il
the committee, bls asa 10 Sc lGiE e.
the visWs Of .he maj 0rity. Texas
viii nCt DO hurt By fee woGl. viii our
Cheop lsnds Texas Will become the
"sheep walk" OF ltha world. Owirg 10
me .igl prices CT land sAd grszlns il
Australia me sheep men OF thS! country
ere now locking to Iexas as Iaeir tu.uIe
range.
To show hos the .wo r:ies s's0d on
tariE t,foyD, rne Democrs si the Hous..
WITH fou- or Ave exceptions voted io- he
Mills bill and sae Republicans vo>td
sgsirst in the esme rali0. l. weut &c Tue
Senate, SID with miserable preface OF
doing something TO relieve the condition
OF tie country, t5e Il publican Senate
TIE ulcons:i.uGioua perogst,ve
Of originating bill Of their Own which
they never intended 10 pass.
In conclusion those Wno are disposed
10 fld tau. with the Democratic party
were reminded that its defect In ne |
coming election would be the loss Of |
every hope OF good government and = |
irS!erG 81 union CT the eIa:es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

New YORK, Oct. 24.-Superinterden:
of Police Mafrss this morning had q con-
sultstion with police captains IN regard
to Illegal registration and voting. He in
stfucted them - do everything posi- ole
70 bring 10 justice ST. parties violating
the election Laws To- day the captains
Will procure I'll isl copies Of the two.
dsJs' regtstr.Eop, and YeSifY their COZ
rectness later by u house TO house csn-
ysss, including lodging houses, hotels
and all places from Which unusual NUN.
GERS Of persons aave registered. The
captains were cslIed upon 10 assume per
soDAl resp 0nsi5iiity IN tie matter. II.
spector ByTnes will communicate with me
caieis OF police OF oiher ciiee, and ,Sglfsss
keep close wstCa on colonizar5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
supsrssi,ian Eife xo.DsY.

BuffaIO EGpress.
People are woot to boast OF the en-
lightenmens Of thi. age snd Mugh at the
superstitions OF ther forefsthers. But 1t
is quite sste 20 ssy thst superstition is as
rife to day as ii ever was, the only cif-
ference being hat Low people are
ashamed to acknowledge their weakness.
Said reel estste msn: There is moth
ing that gives building lasting black
eve quicker than the report that il was
haunted. The sisnning OF door, the
rafting Of window, tie knocking down
Of tin psn b. pussy cat, are sill the work
of ghosts ia such buildings. And the
worst Of 1t is thss people are just as afrsid
tf new building erected o. the site Of
haunted one So they were Of the
haunted one ITSELF"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
An Ocean Race.

NEW YORK, Ocs. 2t-Four ocean
steamships lefs this port as almost the
same hour this morning, and shipping
circles sre aroused over the possible race
between the City OF New York Of the
Inmsn line, the Cuparder Gala, the
North German LLOYD steamer Tfaye, and
the White S!sr Lines Brittanic. The
Trsve WAS under way at s o. clock, the
Others leaving half hour earlier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Drink .l.S = ssylssssA
DEEP WATER EEaEGA!lONs
The Interstate Commute men shown Owe,
the City of San Antonio.

Inc Interstate tom sni;s 81 mrn ehc " a over
fhe City of San anIunIo.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 24 The
deep wster delegation were taken charge
OF by the citizsss Of San Antonio TO- day
and shown around the city il carriages
They expressed themselves as delighted
with what they saw here as elsewhere IL
Texas. Governor AdsDs CT Colorado was
particularly pleased with the city snd its
prospects, and predicts that within tn
years San Antonio will be the grestess
commercial market South Of S.. l. 2uis
and west Of New Orleans. TIE Dee
saIes are very careful in talking about
deep water, sEd discuss the subject
merely in general wsy, showing that
they feel &c interest in the Texas squeb-
ole and have not yet made 10 their minds
as to which is the most available port en-
the coast wheTe deep wster hsroor can
be secured g. less cost and in the short
est time. Judge Emory OF Ksnsss, Masof
Chase Of Onshs and Mr.. Plume OF Ne y
Mexico, however, are pronounced in their
leaning towrde Arsnsas Pass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
NV 8tlssIs Market

NEw ORLEANS, La, Oct 24 sugar
easier; noea KetVle prime 5S:; fair to
good 44@43c; centrifugal, Of plantation
granuls',a 7sc; choice white l6r; off
white 6E@6s;i gray white 64@G8 {;
choice ye.low CLARIFIED CLOS 16; p ,:ne
yellow clarified 6 1-I65; # YELLOW clsri-
fed 53@6c; seconoS 4g@5s Mol.sses
essier; opau kettle prim 4US4lc; good
prime S5936c;iair 1904; sylup 25@85c.
O:hsr articles CnchsDged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
a uettn Notes.
Special to theGatette.

Special to theGatette.
AUSTIN, Tex Oct. "a Attorney GEN
eral Hogg leis lssa nigal on his campaign
tour. From some expressions LEI fail by
Judge Hogs previous to his departure, 1t
is pretty Certain tist the Ncn-Part!saas
snd Marion Martin u 81 Will get the devil
stuck up under their trousers legs bsfors
General Hogg Is through wish them.
Treasurer Lubbock leaves in d:y or
TWO campaigning TIL the e1ection. Gov
ernor Llooock will go into Mills district
snd sl-o make speecl s. Galveston.
Governor ROSS will re Gstn ID Austin
the balance of the campaign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

&c begin With, wss ercsdfuiiy dark, the
heavens bslng msss OF black clouds,
with an occasional fash Ct lightning
Revolution was abroad. Firing began
q. 80 p. m and tne oaucon sad Cat
ling guns OF tne palace did dreadful ex-
ecutioD, IS did also shots from big guns
in Fort Alexander, which crashed clear
through buildings, destroying everythir G
Ind everybody with watch they came II
contact TIE firing lasted 10 70 :. n.
or she 2s h. Taese G1vices ssT thss as
Gar IS mad been ssCertsiDed 500 persons
were killed and ever 800 wounded, in .
GLIDING many women snc children
Among the notable parsons killed oesi6e6
General Seide TelemAqus were NJ. Charles
g JFlQ snd Dacssse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Court WORK at Bsirc,

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tex, OCT. 24.-fnithe District
cour. Yesterday there We're aoou. les
cases disposed Of, nearly all OF which
were criminal cases. This number en-
braces ali the "wet rope" cases except
two, they being dismissed tecause Ct the
want Of evidence Necessary to couvic
tiGns. Thus this court mas IighteLed the
heavy docket thst has been hsrgiIg over
for several years. Present District Judge
Connor AID District Attorney Shropshire
bsve received many CONGRATULATIONS for
their ppompt action IN these cases, and
this will DO douot increase their popu.
lsrity with the voters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
A Man Ul.rSssklp..

COLORADO SPRING., Col O.t. "a -
Edward Buell. Of Licking county. Oaio.
went to the Alamo hotel Saturday nigh.
and retired to his room. He depoftled
Sl700 with E iTard Mcdonald, who WAS
acting ss temporary night clark. Nc
Donald Immediately went to the SAM.
Fe depot and boarded the $50 rain for
Pueblo. Officers from this place started
=! once for Pueoo and upon arrival
found sl5c0 OF tee money, but Mcdonald
mss bsen slIuwed to escape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Judge 11s1.y Goes 50 san Anton 10.

Special 20 hno 6SIeSSe'
Ell PAgO, TEX Oct. "a The United
States Court aoi9urned this morning for
the term, eud Judgs T. S, Maxsy took his
departure for San Antonio. Al that place
he will. II Itqaested to do 50, sppoint
supervisors OF election for the epprosca
irg 9Th dry 81 n >vembar, il some of the
counties where The imaginary fears OF one
or the other OF tne various parties msy
induce lhem 10 mska e1ch |. request.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
oour, .tAppsaIa Dec,s,oLs.

apeciRi 20 rne Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Oct. 24.-The Court of
Appeals rendered decisions IN the foI-
lowing cases to-day:
:mad-R ,binscn vs. the Safe, from
Franklin; S. Wencke ". the State, from
C0lor&do; Norman VS.. the State, from
Red River.
Reversed aud remsnded-Winter vs.
the State, from Morris; Hamilton vs. the
State, from FaDnin; Accia VS.. the State,
from Webb; Phillips vs. the Safe, from
Upshur; Rik!ns vs.. the S:ste. from Morris.
Appeal al Notwithstanding vs.. the
State, from MCLeBrsn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
FTnDo'..
BoULANGKRrs PLAN.

PAHIs, o.. 2t.-GaneEsl Boulsnger to-
day attended meeting Ct tie committee
Of Sic Chamber Of DapuieF, which ID COZ
efderiEg the government bill for reVts-
ION Of the constitution. Ganeral Bouiaa,
gsr expressed himself IN iavoZ Of disso-
luton OF the Chsmbsr.sf Deputies ano 4
convokiag Of constituent assembly
which 81 oulc BE- independent OF executive
power and responsible 10 the country. Ii
should be ths duty OF me assembly to
prevent abuses which might lead 10 tie
establishment of . dictatorship.
PATTI AS JULIET!
LONDON, OFT p "A Paris dispatch
says that Nine. Patti Will create the role
0. Juliet in Gounod's cpera.a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
ryIsl's Bal becue.

Tyler, Tex, Oct. 24.-The Demo-
cratic barbecue aud rally In this city TO-
day Was pig SUCCESS. Colonel Herndon
spoke In the forenoon, and when he 6n-
isheo hnd dinner Was announced, four
stsl1sr. negroes carried him on plank
to the table. The negroes sook consider
cradle part in the affair. United States
DISTRICT Attorney McComo spoke in the
afternoon. There is no question Of Dem
cratic success in this county. Hon. A.
W. Terrell is speaking to q large audience
st the opera house tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Thurman on another Tour.

CINCINNATI, OaIo, 0;t. 24.-Judge
Thurm 81 wi.s bis son Alien and couple
clnewspsper men, started out on another
political tour from Columbus st Pals
O'Clock this afternoon. Ga the arrival OF
the train in this city the Judge was at
once driven TO the Grand hotel, wnere he
held an informal reception during the
evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
HON. IVAN JONES'
a Correction in Kes sTd TO Bis Speech ~
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To the Gazette:
My s.g=n:!oa has bsen called 70 81
article pr tli,hs5 in IRE GAZETTE CT re-
cert Gate, wh5I-ia siE quo:ad by vouy
Eeatherfcrd correspondent as saying thai
tie tariff question IVES expressing TIE
people Inuro tasn ~ Oi2ers ] With 20
sly bsVe bsca m!sqGo,ed. In my spec CHI
a. Wes'Aerf1:t, Uc,Ooet 8, corflled my
rCmalEs principally 10 ne finance ques-
!iar, which ] consider TO be the nsip
quse;ion, and the ere thst unaerlays eli
osaey q1es.iong. However, an !ariB
reformer, End did osy, when called Cut
On the tGr.f question, That / wished TO
GOO t1S& l c5u.L So. The day Wn=n the
protective taf8 you'd be banisned .som
ouT cou3:Fy, AID stated that icOEaicesGd
Il DexI in imp3rtspce to TIA: Il TIE
h2ancs question. Your, trnlT,
EVAN ,(nNEq
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
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reIrct 50, I'M Gpraries.

To the Gaz ,tte.
Since the last appeal sou SO kindly e2t
generously published, re- following
banned gentlelaer Mr S. Il. Cisypcols,
Gsorga T. Gibson. AID LII. A. c. A.ex4n-
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wei ih5y have the most siIcye thz2k5
of the readable uItortuns.ee. Y us
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