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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-10
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Ths diasssssss Of opsnion among ite
Dsnoerssis members Of The houss Of
representatives ssgsrdis9 Ne sdvissbii
~ of sdmitaine nsv states Into the
usisn are - nasked that . caucus has
bssn sailsd 70 consider the matter and,
" psssibss, 10 aGsss upou . common
ssssss Of sesioo. u IL 10 be hop<d that
~ result Of this esaens vii be thai the
DsnoerAsis party viii abandon 10
ssosslsss and Illogical opposition TO ths
aAminslon Of rec ssates.
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L,IHE CITY RESIDENCE AT $4,000,
IL aouse and iot. together With furniture, all
ready for housekeeping; nns orchard and
lower garden, sish large number Of fruis
b airing trees and small fruits nov stable !;
beauufal view over Eilio;t Bay and LAKE.
UAion- irqairs At No. lid Ninth street. COT
net Of B. use.. seattle. VT %! O.
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MARRIED.
PoExocx -6nyy1Hs-At skstsn.xA. Mason
eoszsy, March sd. bs Rev. ". KeIs. Alex
ssdsr Poiioes 10 Miss asrths Grisishs. bosh
81 Csisten.
LipesxsKrnz--SAxos--A De- wxfto, Mason
eosnsy. ~ key. NJ. keiis. ChAssss '. Lsaea-
fsisef, o. Qailessd. aGd Miss vsiia Dons
Mare, " Deyssto.
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MAJ Clsfsens. 500.
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"A PASTOR CURED sy FAITH.

1sv. DE-. John Will Amson, Pastor Michigan
faith; yAmes A. stefliaa. Cennty Assss - !.
kassbafs. Or. vss Rot cured By fsith, but n
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mag b .nietea With Disorders ct tie blood.
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Public Sale OF Real Estate.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
Marion Cnun,y set BlEhs,
JEFFEE5Og, TEN, Nov.

JEFFEE5OS, TEN, Nov. 20, 1SSs.
To the GEzatte.
Quite sn Injustice is being done cur
county IS wei IS the Whole s.ste by the
news item list was published IN the
moFDlrg psPeTs from sn unreliable re.
porter 1T Pitsahu!g, Tex, 70 the eff Ct
tltkt TWO Legr0Es hSd been e-ected 10 the
legislature from this county. There Is
not particle q t: utl in the statement,
AID our Citjz :ns desire it corr cted TO the
public. Tbs only cause for tile PIttsbprg
correspondent sending such - untrue
TEN il that Marion coanty gave very
lsyge mtj ,yity sg2iHsf Camp; candidate
tor district Judge. The regular Demo
cratic pcniIees are elected to the legis-
iAluTa from tIis Legislative district,
Marion county is ali right. Even il ele
Cca3 give 1hs Rapthlican national al
sls'e tcbots = msimity she Sl~Gys puts
saod DeTaoCrets 10 her local flies. Two
3 ais rgo Camp county elected negro
50 msnoer CT her commissioned
coUrt. r M. 6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22

icsily on congress tie duty OF passing at
oEce substantially the perding bill 20 or
gsnlze the Territory Of Oklshoms, now
we'll advanced in the house Of REPRESENTA-
tives.
Resolved, that We call on his excel
| leEcy, the president OF the United States,
to exercise Sll authority wherein he is
vss5sd 10 render { fl :scious the laws low
existing or TO be enaCted icokirg to the
establishment Of the proposed new terri
tory.
The following gentlemen were sp-
pointed z COMMITTEES to go TO Washington
n interest C; the me citing: Hon. Shiny
Clark, Lawrence; Captain ". L. Couch,
Douglas; Colonel NJ. II. Murdoch,
Wichita; Colouel S. CrCcker. Caldwell.
An auxiliary committee consisting CT
sixteen members IVES appointed. The
aoR. William Springer CT Sprirgfelc.
Ill, II ade 8 speech ex1Ianing TIC bill
baering hts pane. BE was followed by
General Weave CT Iowa, Colonel Msnsur
OF Missouri. sEd B0r- 6!d1ey CLARK Of
L*w 'eECe, KEg. 1T the evening session
The coz vensiCn vas addressed py C.p:sin
u. Il. Couch, Colonel Croker and oilers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
OKLAHOMA CONYRNIIOS.
give Hu1dred Delegates FreEens-ReEOlu
sioDs Accepted.

SiYG BnEGEed DGkSE fFeAoaS-tSeESiC
sioDs ADOPTED.
WICHITA, KAN Nov. 20 The inter.
s.Ase Oklahoms convention met this
morning With SCOUT 500 delegates from
Ksrssg, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, I'LL
rois, Iowa snd Nebraska. S. Bollmsn Of
TcpeEe was made permanent chairman.
The committee On resolutions reported
the tcucWicg, which waS adopted:
Wtersss this convention believes that
6y the opening Of 0zl&homs territory the
nights Of tie territory will ia no way be
!upGi-ed While the conditions OF the
G-ires Will be gTestIy improved; Snd,
Whereas, ne hslieva II is 81 in7arisole
rue TIA. such vacant territories SIS that
/. 1cstion will b: settled without lawful
su.acFIEy Il net legally crgan'zad; and,
Whereas, we believe taEs sEa welfare Of
the country in genera, sad Ct ire sur
rounding states in psrticulsr, requires
ths speedy transformation q ne unssti
t.ed area the I2cisu Ir;H:Gry iHsi .
sst2!5d aaG ciViiizsd CJ@1:oGTstn, and,
Whereas, the proposed legislation ID
especially demanded because OF the eiafm
ing prevalence Of crime in the !sI3kizn
Territory in Ghe sbseuce OF ciVIb tgsSsrn-
nezt; therefore, be i S,s8
Resolved, IN, We urge uo2g smpaa.-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
a Family Poisoned,

WAvERLY, OHIO, Nov. pa m5steri
Gus case OF poisoning happened IN the
family Of Samuel Paterson, mayor OF
Stockton. His Two cS.ldren visited their
grandmother shortly after dinner and
we're ss.zsd with commissions. Thei5
mother WAS sent for snd fell in corvul>
slcrs or the way. Mr.. Patterson while
eoipg for e physician, slso fell in convpl-
sions. The mother and children have re-
covered, but Mr.. Patterson is ftill in a
dangerous condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
ALTAR AND TOMB.
Chs Gazstto's Reoora Of the M sTriass
Gaa Deaths In Tekas.


MARRIAGES..
WI. Reid end Mas SseII2 E3sley,
Blossom, November 81,
Charles S. Barry erd Miss Florerce
Lesley, TexgTksns, November 80.
3 a Harris ana Mss S!mLnie leland,
L2mpssEs, November
L.B i1rmsn eHG Miss While Hal.
NineoIs, NcFember Il
w. " Fiszier euo Miss Matte S.
Mosby, PsTis, November II.
IS jones and Mlss S. 4. Wilson
PlgIa, November Il.
Jane 2. R2EGle SDd Miss GoGie
Keith, GgsLbuly, November 10.
DAVID PlCEeEs ppd kiiss Anlia Prince,
Athens, November Il,
Voues Pits aEd Mlis Lee N'iES, Hen
Eie,tA, November II.
CnArles S. miller snd Mss Emma
Ba.k, BelIyille, November 10,
Or James Williams EHd Miss Miy Ny
w5CJ, FErmcEsyils, Nlgtmber II.
J. ! HsrGawsT snd Miss Dora Fee
E1an, Livingston, November II.
GsoEGe 81 GsErer aud hiiss Ella Spur
IcC6, Coma che, N3Yemher IS.
a. 81. Townsend and Mrs. nj. Wieeier,
SCerhenvii!e, November Il.
GsDo GAds ard Miss GeEG Lopez, Rock
dsie, November Il.
z H Powell and Miss L Ia Weaver,
F9irfeld, November Is.
Collins Shaw snd Mis- Agnes Craig,
Colorado City, November l6.
D. 0. Barron ard Mis- Mollie Barton
Bosqas county, November II.
81. ". Brapca ard Miss Pauline WooS-
sen, Temple, November IA.
Ard Mis- AHniR R6zG.
Hamilton, n ,vsmber Ii.
H Clements and Miss Rernie Nor
Tisoz, GAINESVILLE, November IA.
DEATEs.
Seth StsdGen, Dallas county, Novem-
Der II.
Jonn Chapman, Dallas county, Novem.
Der Il.
E lshs Simms, Wyl,e, November 10.
john Hodge, Moody, November II.
Miss Lizzie Walker, WsRtheIford, No.
v5uber 10.
MIS-. Emily Tinkle, Montague county.
November IL.
MS. Anns Gerhsrdt, Cuero, November
II.
Ms. n. C. R4ndsl, Meridisn, Novem
hsr II.
a. Cdost, nesr Marshall, November 10.
CIV Gregory, Plano, November ~.
Mrs. Wash Gunter, Collin county, No.
vember IL.
l. C Ockles, Texsrksns. November Is.
Mrs. George ". Peete. Galveston, No.
' der l6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
R7r, Tar1on muEder Cases.
= II thu Gazattp.

Sps Cial - the Gazette.
MT. VERacN, TIN, Nov. 21,--Dietrict
court convened here last Monday. No
cases OF mu3& importance hove bsen dis1
posed OF as set. The following muTdet
caseo 1sva been set for trisl psxi TanIs-
day, Friday and Saturday: The state
sgslGst Tom Rouudtree, 70: Thursday;
Willie Roundtres, Jr Tor Friday, and j.
3. Beckestaf fer Saturday,. All sr2
charged with the murder Of George
Turner, heretofore spoken oG in THE GA
ZRTTE, which Will be remembered By lis
readers.
The grand Jury presented en- indic;-
meES to-day sgsinst John LOWS and
Louis Singleton foZ the murder OF Hiram
Garrison 81 Pagsusport, short tine age,
which !s Also very well remembered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22

SpeClel 10 me Gazette.
TAYLOR, Tx, Nov. 2l.-This eYssIus
IN. u william Hall, sTitchman ~ ths
Missouri. Kansas aud TexasSREIlESs
made cd fort 10 couple the msil 81
express, he isiIed TO get the coInsssion
and was csugh: between the cargSX Doc
tors say re CGDn0t recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
Subscribe fer the Weekly GAZETTE.
Grsrze sto1e Asalgrmen.

Special to tbs Gazette.
CLRBURNE, jEx., NV. 2i.-The grsnge
store Of Johnson Company Cooperative
Association, under The management oi7J
W. Johnson, made sl assignment to-dsy
IN isvor ot sl creditors. Assets, $500;
liabilities, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
\ BANK SUSEENDs.
Ts7 Home savla&a BsuEs of rcEfoJk, Va,
FALL,

FeIr,
Norfolk, VA, Ncy. 81 The Home
SsY.ags Bank Of this city Suspended this
no-Ziug. The reason assigned for he
fhU1re by tie djEectors is tbat report:
recently circulated tffscting is credit
produced run or the bank. T0e dl.
IGc,oIe stated this Gcor1igg thkt from t1e
cashiers sccouat maze last night the
board Of directors hoped the depositors
NC u!d lose little If anything. TIE bank
was founded upon taa ruins ct the old
FregdnsE's Savings Bank here and had
among It's depnsitcIH number o. cOlcTeG
people. Tue New York correspondents
were tbs Merchants Exchange National
sRt the Continental DxEks. The failure
las caused 10 SIaTm in hankirg sid busi-
ress circles. Assets, S279. $50; uSbili-
ties, S22l,704.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
a SIMON YEaD IEDEAS,

S1o Cha oE:S B-cvss sake 90 sirEwArsr
etd One gays the olher.
special 70 the Gazette.
BoNRAM, TEX, N3y. 81 News hss
just rescued iowa Of tie finding of the
body CT SiIGon Hunter GC1oss the Red
fivsg, near the town Of Rigsdsie, IN this
county. Hunter, who is e Caoctsw In
dian, Is supposed TO hsve been killed by
smother indian named Nexson Hunter
several Gays sgo. The two Chcctsws
csno to R,gsdale accompanied by their
sqGGws. After filing themselves WITH
whisky they were ferried over 30 theif
own std3 and this was the LAST seen &c
SIMON Hunter alive. Tie tody vas dig.
covered by tie ferrTmsn II en- cid road
with one bullet hole and six large WOUNDS
supposed TO have been made vi b knife.
No srles.s bave yet been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
Onfor EoTs Smith.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX Nov. 2l.-Depu J
United States Marshal McaInsteg Of the
Iudlsn Territory passed. through the city
to-Gsy en rou'c: 20 Eo:t Smith witt Frank
Capel, chsrg.d Wish tie killing OF Minnie
ODel! st PARCEL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22

and sleet. At daylight tie temperature
WAS 81 zero and i've degrees below scross
the ST, LswTupce st St. Lambert. A.
noon the Temperature hsd risen to ten
above, bat bv evening i! YES four below
ggsin and falling. F. Il Qlehec ms
Enrs. reports come. q. Lais.etI forty
three miles be}oE Q1eboc, tners is NJ
commuuicNtio2 with tne shore on account
Of the ice il Inc gGlt. 4 northwest gale,
with & blindirl sVo1 s.oIm, has been
blowing since Monday, end il Is feared
seversI vss7ele k3o8u 70 hsve started fox
Gag rnsy xrd south II she golf have met
with d'ess2er. A. FAfher Point the
thernems.es register d 3 below zaro 1t
G o'clock m A heavy sncwEtorn
pre7Liled eEd She gale was one CT the
severest ever known. Both chores OF the
gulf ss far az Malone On the north shore
snd GEgpe on the south are Ice bound snG
fishermen cauqht IN the snowstcrn sie
badly trCZ I aud suffering from eur9er
II is dangerous work endeAVoringtoe effect
sIspLirg IN fae ice cnt mex provisions
are giv!2c out Mary Of then have $50
Of sno-5 sipce Mo7cEY m9sliIB %ai:!f
for the gu5eideuce cG the ta-n2e5t, Tie
sea- meanwhile 3raszjag ever them CON
ttpual;y covering them geitD ice. A. SILT
s.. Msrie the snow has tTlleC tfr tbs
psst three d1ys Y7apd lseti night the
Thermometer was 3 below ?rO. farming
geek ia O7tario ard Q1s5sc Is suh=rlh2
severely frCm the CneXascred cold s1iH,
the farmers not having mgGs spy PFC
visions ior It this early IN the month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
albany.
sneciSl % the Gszcste. q

slbapr.
Special - the Gazette. = 4.
ALBANY, TEX, Nov. 2tTDissIict c9psl
adjourned fG>dsy, nsvingEisposed qssssse
!igatess cccseG Ye?kEownsAAaisGssn
No criminal casel at ali were On fhe
docket aud very feR civil ones. The
grand Jug were discharged tbs week
after fRiln@ three bills for misdsmesnor.
The moral coBditi0a OK Sbeck.e!ord coun-
ty VIII compare tsYors5!y Wi:G any.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
4 NOVEMBER BLIZZARp.

Inc Col6eEt po7cinbas nsv Known IA Jan
nds fes lrany Yaars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
TW0 BROTHERS aASGED.
rhsy KILLED Two Men IL The Territory End
suffer the ID -s,a Peaa!I,.

WICRITA, KAN Nov. II.
W -JSks AZ JIG rs6ler,
colorad, were Cx-cu,ed this
morning il tn county jail in
tie presence Of bu. fe0
psopla By ina federal auth9Ii.
5ias. The crime fcr %cica
;hcy Wera cxacuted WEE the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22

III. SUNDAY Ga ETrx, 81 so per y,sr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22

killing e CzssauG GooGy Kaa'z nesr 5bc
SEC AID Fox sesEcy, A1su8s Is, 1855 the
mprte1ed men were engaged II oUsine.s
II TIE Territory and werS on their wgy ~
N ~rtaeIn Texls. They canpsd one mite
from The SIC and Fox aSeEcy. While
2slo@p they Wtre mUrds!ed. The TGDleJ
boys were sooa sf.er arrested
with tie property 81 tbs
murdered men II thair possession GDd
Confessed to their guilt IN the presence CT
{ pCmbe- q people They were brought
hire @lr imprisonment sId were conr
Viotac ef he September term OK inc
L Litsd Safes couEs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22

ONTTREAL. P. Q,
Nov. 81, Yesterday
VAS the coldss! Nov
embeT cay in this part
CT Ctns6a for many
years. The cold wave
struck us Monday, fol
lowing close on 6
binding snow storm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
Stonem0tZ Folder

Attached each end of the press that Cuts Pases
Folds paper the size of THE GAZETTE, Or larger il
required. These folders in perfect working order
Original price, $1,000 EACH This machinery e in stclass
order and the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Walhalla and Fidelity Groves, q. A. O.
D., have consolidated.
| There will be meeting of the State
Capitol Commissioners tomorrow.
Sheriff N. NJ. Drew is confined to his
! house with severe attack of rheumatism
George Mathena, J. Udell, C. Mansel, w.
Hoey and j. Costello have been arrested
fJr me ddling with switch near the depot.
Notaries Public were appointed yesterday
as follows: Frank A. Blake, Santa Bar
bara, a. Burrows, Grass Valley George
B. Otis, Selma.
The funeral of Charlie Chapman will
take place from the residence Of his
brother-in-law, NJ. A. Washburne, 1869 1
street, this morning at ii o'clock, on ar
rival of the PlacerVilie train.
The average signal service temperature
yesterday was 90 colder than the normal
for that day. The highest and lowest tenn
perature was $50 and 500, with gentle to
fresh southerly winds and weather clear to
cloudy.
r. J. Burdettes lecture on Home,
Sweet Home" last night drew a good
audience. 1t was not so witty as either of
his former lectures here, but contained
many handsome word pictures and good
deal of sound advice.
The gilded cross has been placed in posi-.
ton on top of the tall spire of the new
Catholic Cathedral. 1t is $50 Ieel hlsp, and
Sacramento can now boast of having the
two highest buildings upon the coast-the
State Capitol only being ten feet less.
Mrs. D. H Cantrell who with her hus
band settled near Hicksville in this county
in 1858, and has since resided there, died
at her home on Monday. The deceased
vas very highly esteemed was one of our
early pioneers. and leaves surviving her
husband, three daughters and son. Mrs.
Canuell was native of Tennessee, where
she was born in 1923, and was married
with Mr.. Cantrell forty-four years ago.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-30
Something Wrong,

There is something radically wrong in
the present system OF marketing the fresh
aud prepared fruits of California. The
wide difference between the price received
by the glover and the price paid by the
consumer suggests that there is a screw
loose somewhere. 1t is worth while it,
curing why it is that fruits for which the
grower receives from five to eight cents a
pound at the orchard, should cost the con-
sumner from twelve to twenty cents a
pound. 1t looks as if the orchardist and
the consumer were companions in misery,
and that an exorbitant toll is taken some
where between the orchard and the
kitchen. When We see that California
cherries cost seven cents a pound az the
orchard, fifteen cents to the consumer in
San Francisco and fifty cents to the con-
sumner in Chicago, it is evident that there is
an unfair division of profits somewhere
along the line. In the first place there is
no reason why the cost OF fruit grown and
packed within fifty miles CT San Francisco
should have its price doubled in
getting TO the consumer. In the second
the idea that the cost of fruit IS multiplied
six times in transporting it to Chicago is
absurd. This abuse cannot be laid at the
door of the railroad-that pack-horse of
everybody'S misforunes-but must be
looked for among the middle men who
handle fruit. An illustration of how the
system works is furnished by the raisin
trade. Raisins which are sold-boxed. la
beled and ready for shippiDg-at Fresno
and Woodland for eight cents pound can
not be bought for less than fifteen cents in
the retail stores of San Francisco. The in
ferior varieties sold by the packer for five
and six cents Il pound cost the consumer
ten and twelve cents. The marketing sys-
tenn responsible for this is in need of radi-
cal reform. The consumer pays too much
for his fruit, the grower gets too little, and
the consumption is clrtailed to the injGry
Of everybody concerned in the fruit trade.
S. L. Alta.