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term
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Southern Pacific branch, which runs
southwest from Houston-the old Msca
roni Road-hsve surveyed and are now
building their line from Victoria to Bee
vile, and t is stated on good authority
thst Huntington will then push On to
Laredo. He Is now negotiating for the
purchase of the Rio Grande and Esg!e
Pass line, which runs up, the river from
this point to the coal mines, and should
he consummate the bargain will complete
that line to Eagle Pass, making
connection with the Southern Pacific main
line. 1t is said the anxiety CT the Arkansas
Pass people to get into Laredo so soon is
to prevent Huntington coming here by
selling him their line, thus consolidating
the Arkansas Pass with the Southern Pa-
cific system.
Superintendent of Construction Wadley
OF the Mexican National Construction
Company came in from the front last
night. he reports the line completed 1870
miles beyond Saltillo and says the last rail
Will be laid and the spike driven In by
August 10, nearly, one month before the
time specified in the contract, thus max
ing the line through way to the City OF
Mexico, 200 miles shorter than any other
route.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
THE UGLY STRAW HAT.

No One Knows what yle Will be In Vogue
This Season, bus Every Ono May Gness.
New York Mail and Express.
when will handsome straw hat ever
be msde2" was the question put to Fall
ton street halter yesterday.
"whst shape would suit you ?" said the
halter.
"That is not the question:" said the re-
porter. 81 am not expected to furnish
designs, but to criticise them is my"
"Excuse me-" said the halter. "That
Is the question. Straw hats are made, or
have been, in almost every conceivsb
style and shape. If any of these shspes
had suited the public they would continue
in favor, but what suits one person
doesn't suit another. New York is rather
peculiar with respect to straw hats. In
other cities there will generally be pre-
ysiIing styles every season, but in New
York everybody seems to want different
kind, sd it is purely matter Of luck
with Il hstter whether he can strike the
public Sucy." -
"Whi- will be the style this summer"
SIT is impossible to cay, as I Just ex-
planned, but q sort Of Derby shaped hat
with half fat top and nearly fiat brim
will be introduced. I think 1t will have
q go, but that is mere guess. The
trouble Ia that the season is so short
there is NO time to wait and see what is
going to be liked, for it takes some four
weeks after yoa give your order to get
your stock in"
"What kind of summer hats are liked
best2"
"The Mackinsw straw Is by all odds
the best. Nobody wears Panama hat
now. They are the hottest hats you can
put on. They will hold water. What
made them favorites at one time was that
they were expensive and durable. The
Manila hat is favorite with some. II is
light and cool and is made in any shape.
There was q Manila hst with very
broad brim worn few years ago that was
very pretty, but New Workers viii not
wesr broad brims now. Then the
lawn tennis hat of white felt
is favorite for travelling and
for seaside hotel wear. 1t is
better and prettier than esp for travel
ing, and goes just as well into the pocket.
The helmet hat, which was copied from
The cork helmet of India, never had much
of go here. It was too clumsy and
big"
"What other kinds of straw are: there
besides the Mackinsw?"
"Oh, several. There are the English
splits and the English Duustables. Some
OF these are so fac that it takes as much
as sixty yards Of braid to make hat.
Then there sre the Milan braid from Italy
and the Canton braid from China, bat the
Mackinaw is toe best"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
AN INVECTIVE.
Gladstone Condemns the infection of
Cumulative Punishments in Ire
land Under the Crimes Act.
The Emperor of Germany Takes a Drive
In the Open Air-ApproachinR Nup-
tials-Quarreled with Biamsrck.
JUSTICE DIsGRACED,

LONDON, May 1s.-Mr. Gladstone, re-
plying to the statement of Mr.. Balfour,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, that the prac-
tice Of increasing sentences on appeal
had been soried 10 in Ireland while the
Liberals Were in power, writes: III have
cens ured andiwill continue to censure the
prz' &c In Ireland Of charging criminal
sentences upon appeal, and inflicting
cumulative punishments in such q way as
to Gefeat the evident intention of Parlia.
meIt, that no one should receive more
than three months imprisonment under
the so-called crimes act, without the
power Of appeal. When the sub
ject WAS debated in Parliament:
she gentlemen who ought to have in
formed themselves, give us no in,imation
that there were precedents for the shame
full practice, which is contrary to the
plain intention Of Parliament, though sd-
judged to be within the words OF the
statute, is contrary to the spirit of crimi-
nal Jurisprudence, is excluded, believe,
from the powers Of the higher and most
competent courts, and is in direct oppo.
sitiop, so far as has appeared, to the uni
verssl practice in England. Now, how.
ever, as in former years, when the Liber-
ais were in power, it was without our
knowledge. rejoice that the discovery
mas been made. 1t is new proof Of how
deeply the spirit OF evil traditions has en-
tered into the Irish administration. We
do not row, IS In the days described by
Lord CORVALLIS, employ the murderous
instruments of the Irish COVE. nment, but
practices seem to survive which disgrace
the nsme OF justice, and which should
not for moment be tolerated on this
side OF the channel. hope Mr.. Baliour
will continue his researches, and drag
into daylight every evil usage which, un-
known to us, has diegrsced the Irish ju-
dlcature of this administration. He will
thus supply new proof OF the necessity
and advantage Of investing the Irish peo-
pie with the power of the affairs and
property Of their own, and providing that
they shall be governed as We are-in 9
national and not in an unnatural spirit"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

"lt."s remarkable cat. e,aa,D
Conn.,, last week. The snimsI u'nia,
,egs ana two tails. Her str,pss sss :.
, .y enaoled her to do msnv - go D.
She was able 70 walk st sny sns,a scs';
out turning, and whenever tho WIZ.
alcuIsr walls were near enough ,os slS''
sne could go up them as easily ssas:
could walk the floor, while It v - sas
favorite sport to c!imp tin n,, was hsi
lool OF the house." She was pIscsS as
triangular black wslnut boz S'.t n
simple inscription at" and m,n W." :. lie
villagers attended the burial, VI Gs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

DRAFTED converts on Mount Athos 80 the
centre OF 3 PsnslavIst conspiracy
and states that Russian pilgrims who are
really veteran soldiers disguised crowd
the convent to the number of 10000.
Supplies Of arms and munitions Of war
are hidden in the vicinity. The porte has
been cautiored to maintain close watch,
IS at any moment signal may be given
for an instruction preceding Russian
entrance into Bulgaria. Russian activi-
ties centre in Southern Russia. Masked
batteries are being rspidly constructed
along the shores of the Black sea
between the mouth OF the Dneister and
Odessa and immense stores Of munitions
are being collected at Odessa where even
the premis es OF yacht club were
brought into requisition as coaling
point.
The two strategic lines leading to the
Austrian frontier will not be completed
before July. The Austrian strategic rail-
WAYS in Gslicia have completed their coal.
ing projects. The latest frontier incl
dent, illustrating the position Of AFFAIRS,
is the arrest Of the Russian General
Rehrberg at Pryemise. The Austrian
officer states that General Rehrberg car
ried traders passport. but Was really .
spy upon the new Notifications at Prye-
mise, which is now the center Of defense
Of Eastern Galicia. After detention of
eighteen hours General Rshrberg WAS per-
mitted to proceed to Cracow under sur
veillaEcs, from thence returning to War
ssw. General Rshrberg's arrest, follow
ing the detention of the Russian General
Helms at Cracow,
EvOKES THREATS
from the Moscow press, and as matter
OF fact reprIsels have already been taken
The Austrian war office has edvices Of the
disappearance of several office s on tour
in Volhynia, Poland, with open passports.
The Austrian press appears to have re-
ceived orders to keep silent In regard to
incidents on the frontier.
The arrival at Vienna on Thursday last
Of number Of Saxon staff officers under
General Won Planiiz, chief of stsf on the
Twelfth German army corps, is 8 fact
too pregnant with significance
to be overlooked. General Won
Plsnitz with his staff goes on
tour through Gllicia and Transyl-
vania In obedi nee to plan of
long since described and
by the Berlin and Vienna
war offices, and the Szxon army corps
will fight by the side of the Austro- Hun
gsrisn troops. The Berlin war office does
not sppear to be in apprehension Of in
medisle trouble. General Won Plani.z's
tour was arranged in February, and Is not
due to any recent developments. II IS
stated that the Emperor intends to confer
q nigh order upon Professor Virchow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
MILLINERY TAUGHT IN PRIVATE
A Now Plan by Which Economical House
wives May Learn to Mako Their Own

A Now Plan BY Which Economical House
wives May Learn to Mako Their Own
Hats,
New York Mall and Express.
Teaching millinery is business which
begins TO thrive. The demand for mil
liners to go from house to house and
work by the day or the hour at rates which
economical people can afford to pay is at
present greater than the supply. Two
millinery schools, run by modists who
originally learned their trade abroad,
have sprung up and have good number
Of pupils each. The girls who learn the
trade range from eigotesn years to TWEEN
t;-fve. They give three months
or Whereabouts to diligent practice
under tIainipg. Some Of hem fail
entirely, for only girl with touch OF
the artist in her can be q milliner, but
others succeed. When they are equipped
they find circles Of employers waiting Tor
them, and they go from house to house
like the periptstetic dressmaker doing up
the family millinery by the day. 1t is an
immense saving when the results are sat-
isfactory, for they charge 81 to "a for
time in which to concoct four
or i've $50 to $50 crea.
tons, and some Of the more clever are
establishing very well paying lines OF
patronage. The house to house milliner
Is An institution. She has come to stay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

A man wss found dead on top o,,1,
erpool trsmwsy car several d. IN
Nothing WAS found on him to le.5 ~ as9
Identification, but he had with S ~ =:
couple OF carrier pigeons. To o nm \
them was attached piece Of p.ra, nc ~. Y
the words, "Come to the de,ecuye , % ss-
at once" and the bird WAS set at lins-,.
In half an hour a man arrived At tSs :.
tective office and stated that the dscs -. "
wss his father AID had been verv al
He had gone out for exercise ,nd ~ "a :.
the pigeons. ~ y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
New-Haven's Highest Dignity.
Hartford Post

General Henry C. Dwight told q story
In regard 20 New-Hsven sentiment at the
centennial banquet last night which af-
forded great deal of amusement. While
on Governor Hsrrison's staff, two years
sgo, he wss called on to attend q recer-
ton in New-Haven. When the affair
was through with carriage was
assigned to take him to the sta
on. The driver seemed especially
disposed to find out his title and ad-
dressed him ut first as Major. General
Dwight paid no attention to the title, and
the next time the driver advanced the
rank to Colonel. This elected no re-
Spouse. When the station was reached
and General D wight mad alighted from
the carriage, the driver lifted his hat and
ssid: "Good night, Professor" evident.
ly considering the title Of professor as the
acme Of distiuction in New Haven.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
The RAILROADS.
Col. j. M. Eddy Appointed General
Manager of the international and
Great Northern Railroad.
Recover Brown Rstufns-More Stsel Balls
for the Bio 9ranGe Division OF the
Texas and Pacific.

- Home Notes.
". J. James OF the Texas and Pacific is
in the city. ~
W. R. Parker, auditor Of the Santa
Fe, is in the city. I'll s,.,t -a
J. Nesbitt, general live stock agent OF
the Chicago and Alton, was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
Thomas King and C. o. Rof of the
Gulf, Colorado snd Santa Fe were in Fort
Worth Yesterday.
NIL. coster and 6. 1. Brown of the
st. Louis, Arkansas snd Texas were in
Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
Colonel L. D. Voak, general live stock
agent OF the Missouri Pacific, is back
from q business trip to Kansas City and
ST. Louis.
Governor Brown, receiver and presi-
dent of the Texas and Pacific, has re-
turned from New York and says the re-
Ownership may continue during the pres
emit yesr. Some 5000 tons of steel rails
for the Rio Grsnde division have been
ordered.
The following circular has been Issued
by the International and Great Northern
Railroad Company:
VICE PRESIDENTS OFFICE:
PALESTINE, Tx, May l9, 1855
C1RCuLAR-Mr. J. NJ. Eddy is hereby
appointed general manager OF the Interna,
tionsl and Great Northern Ralrosd Com,
psny and leased lines, with uffice ct Pal.
es.ine, Tex. His orders will be obeyed
accordingly. S. 81. q CLARK,
Vice President.
In connection with the above it is ru.
mored that James A. Wilson, commercial
agent Of the Missouri Pacific st Fort
worth, will be appointed general freigh,
agent Of the International and Great
Northern Railroad by General Manager
Eddy. This will be s deserved promotion
of an old and valued employe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Erected by
Comrades and Friends.
WITH SUICIDAL INTENT.

A Denison Woman Takes Morphine and is
Beyond Recovery
Special to the Gazette.
DKNIsoN, TEX, May 20.-This evening
at O'Clock woman Of easy virtue
bought 30 cents worth Of morphine and
took it all, with the express purpose OF
committing suicide because her lover,
John o Hens, had quarrel with her. She
goes by the name Of Big Bell. Her real
name is Will Morrick, but she goes under
The name of Busch. Her husband, whom
she has left, lives in Dallas county, near
Dallas. where she has twin sister living.
The woman would have been confined in
about two months. She will undoubtedly
die, as the doctors have given her up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

ter OF the Republican psrty h,
oion snfougnout the length and SaNos-
OF tne country, and as the .ss.sa,.O fssd;s
Eepuolcan patty, the disruotinns i !; Of Il
would Inevitably follow the ~. VI Wiz.
tae vita! principle by which il dst..Ha q
prosperity OF the whole peonIa 'Na' Gs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Ia axasral Debility, Emaciation, Oons
s1Rs1G0A and wasting In OhiIdrep, scoe6e6
1sio} of Pure Cod LIVER OIL with Hyl&
lsdicins Il cIea = ~ appetite Is
atrengtl6 q the nerve astem, and III Up
sion q young mani Tom hyssias7 fti.3es
gave hope. Sino3{h BEGAN usN EMN-
sion s Cough h4B o1saad, ga1k Mesh q
stren&3h, and IRON all appeaxan SCI HIS life vi
be prolonged many years."-JoHN SULLIVAN,
Hospital Steward. Morganza, Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
France.
THE PRIX DE DIAM

PARIS, May 20-The race for the Prlx
de Diane for FLIES was run to-day, and
was won by So.ange, with Midgeon sec
ond and 10 third. the betting before the
start Was 20 to sgsinst Solange, even
money against Midgeon, IL to l each
sgainst 10, Her Majesty and Siberia, and
25 10 / against the others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Goods to shspph,,

atALlFAx, N. s., May 90 c.,,,.,
cosIon goods consigned to So.ne i,.sa q
started .,1 from This city To-day. Tbo h'
By steamer. Y ;aaacs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
TIE FIRE RECORD.
A BeeviIle Blszs.

A Beeviile Biszo.
Special to the Gazette.
BEEvILLK, TEX, May 2o.-A fire here
last night destroyed tine store house Of F.
J. Sksggs and the Masonic hall building.
The loss is $4,000 as follows: F. J..
Skaggs, $4,000; Masonic hall. $1,000; Pol
lock & Nocker Saddlery Company, $1,000;
no insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Construction in South Texas and Mexico.
Special 10 the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX. May 20.-It is-already
learned thst the charter Ct the Arkansas
Pass Rsilwsy Company has been SO
amended as to allow the company TO
build their line from Collins, where they
tap the Texas and Mexican Central to
Laredo, and that .they propose
construction Of the line to this
point as fast as possible. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Carroliton.

Special to the Gazette.
CARRoLLroN, TEX, Msy 2o.-The Cot
ton Belt Railroad is all right now. Long
trains of freight and building material are
passing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
WHERE HANCOCK WAS WOUNDED.

A Monum emit Erected by HIS Comrades
aud Friends,
GETTYSBURG, Pa, Msy 2o.--A monu-
ment has been erected by Msior Bigelow
and several other gentlemen on the spot
where General Hancock was wounded
curing Pickett's charge. 1t is Of granite
with total height Of eight feet Elk inches
and bears on the front the inscription:
!: Major General wi.fe,d Scott Hancock,
:: Wounded July 8, 1858.
On the rear face of the monument is the
inscription:
.'....-.......-..- ....,..--.-. ---........--...7
Erected by
&: Comrades and Friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
VIII Build q Depot.

special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX. May 2o.-The indica-
tions are now that during the summer the
Texas snd Pacific Railroad will build
substantial passenger depot here. Ii Is
very much needed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Subscribe fer the WEEKLY GAZETTE,
only 81 year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21

Double daily service of elegant Puunu
Buffet and Sleeping Cars between San Antorr
and Kansas City and st. Louis.
Don't be deceived, but call for your ticI,a
via the Missouri Pacific Railway.
For any desired information, tickets, m,p,
folders. etc., call on @. d. LUSE,
Ticket Agent. Union depot, Fort Worth.
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Agent, City 0fics, coe
ner Main and Third streets.
II. o. ARCHER
Northern Texas Pass. Agent, Dallas, Ter,
B. W. MCCULLOUGH
General Pass. and Ticke.,AyeuL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Double daily line Of Pullman Palace slssphi
Cam through to st. Louis Wis the
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

See that your tickets read via Texas ana =
cifo Railway. For maps, time tables, a'i'
rates and ali REQUIRED information, call on
O. D. LUSK, Ticket Agent, Union Depot J."
Worth.
JAKE ZURE, Ticket Agent City once, 'a'
ner Main and Third streets.
II. O. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger As'h
Dallas ,,,.
and Ticket Agent, Dallas, Tex.
JNO A. GRANT, General Manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
RAILROADS,

Subscribe for the Weekly GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
Houston and Texas Central nj

TIE ALL-aTEpL RAIL LIsS'
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS EACh Wal.
No. 2. iast mall, Denlson 10 Houston ~ ~ I.
teen hours. Throush Buffet slse2sn
tween Galveston and st. Louis IN Oet'iU ~
and st. Louis Wis Dallas, peniEa -
Sedalia. Pullman sleeper5 snd afh"lHs ~
cars between Houston and ArsIin. ,,,sss /,
stss-nGhip tickats 50 OF ZOE sHy -,
EuroDa l--I
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Subscribe for TEE GAZETTE.
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TURKEY THREATEN

The North German Gazette an
srticle headed: "a Russian FortE5s ON
Turkeys Territory" denounces the cele-